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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-28
DIED

BROWN-Sunday. September 9th. 1896,
at $40 a. m. Arcade :. daughter of Mrs.
Mary y. and the late John Brown. i'm her
18th year.
Funeral services az family residence.
No. lSS North Front street, on Tuesday
afternoon at . O'Clock Friends Of family
respectfully invited TO attend. Interment
at Mt Olivet cemetery.
SCHACHT-On Saturday September %.
1896. at Is p. m. GOttleib Schacht' IN his
49th year.
Funeral services at his late residence.
No. Pike street. Monday afternoon at 3
o'clock Friends of the family respect
fully invited 10 attend. Interment at Mt.
Wood cemetery.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-28
Some Political Thoughts.

FORGOTTEN BY THE TRUST.
New York World.
The carpet trust is starting up its mills
again. but Il is not giving back pay TO
lis employees who were thrown out Of
work while i. was engaged in violating
the anti-monopoly law which forbids
combination TO prevent production.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-28
NEW AOVERTlsEM-N

TIMELY BARGAINS INSET -- .~r.
ing House, NJ. Morris. l ~
fers misht clothing from U.t
merchant taiiOrs In Tie ..-.
imported, good, s. ny, Mi--,
elegant, S. W.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-28

CHICKERING UPRIGHT FOR SALE.
We have one of Chickering Sons lat
rs; and most modern upright pianos,
purchased about one year ago, which
has had little or no use. The owner
must dispose of it, and in order TO do so
quickly. will sell it at great sacrifice.
The piano can be seen at our ware
rooms.
F. W. BANNER CO.,
1910 Market street
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-28
MALE HELP WAN
BUSINESS CHANG
FEMALE HEP WANT

WANTED-AN ACTIVE N
$1,000 weekly 10 rcpr eaa
Box 530S, Boston. Mass.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-28
REVENUE LARGER THAN BEFORE
DanNillc Times.

Under The new Democratic tariff ex-
mort OF American manufacturers has in
creased from $1S3. 71S,4S4 under the Nc
Kinley law for 1894 to S201,000,000.
Blankets and all household articles are
cheaper than they ever were under the
aigh protective laws of the Harrison and
uther Republican administrations.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-28
NOTICE.

\ meeting of all the captains 0ttt sap.
eral Democratic clubs
Peabody Building Dem
tcrs at o clock. This b.
who cannot attend on a
ing, Will send substitute
T. It".
SEES C...- -.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-28
Know HANNA IL CLEVELAND.

Now YORK JoLIHdI.
/. appears that Mr.. P0wderly's ar
raneements for the campaign call for an
emphatic endorsement Of Mark Hanna
rs long-standing friend Of labor. Tn
fortunately he undertook 10 air his in
6orsemen. at Cleveland. O., the other
evening. and NJ. Hanna is quite we'll
known IN Cleveland labor circles.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-28
A PERNICIOUs SYSTEM.
Miami Sentinel

Miami Sentinel.
One pregnan, lesson that American
people most certainly need TO learn IS
that the government which seeks by leg
!slative authority to enrich the favored
few must innic. serious hardships upon
those who do no. come wi,h-n The sphere
of government intervention.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-28
2D5eeJin9 8e9l8ter

CHARLES q. TANEY. General hl1-ys"
The REGISTER. embracing It's several
editions. is entered 40 the Pos,ofhce III
Wheeling. ". Va. As seccud-c-Azs matter.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-28
FOs SRLE...LIVE5Y SIaaa

FOR sALE-M.sCs-la
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-28

COFFEE POTS.
Marion HarlAnd.
International,
Good Morning,
French.
a FULL LINE or SUEs -
NESBITT s. BRO, 1912 Market 3,
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A SSIGNEE'S NOTICE

4 NCIUN ID > NVIINI.
All persons having claims against Sd
Casseu will please file tho -aa. u..a JOB
undersigned without delay.
JOHN b. WILSON ,.s.-H'e.
se26ra 400 rt.et
The Hawaiian gazette., 1896-08-18
VIII Hold Convention In In
djauapoIis Next Month,
IN SEwALL'S STATE.
NichiSan and WISCONSIN Republicans
Name state Tickets - DScoIns's
Mayor Named - Kansas Fopunsts
Combine With Democrats, Etc,

INDIANAPOLIS. Aug, THE pro-
yiSi0nal national committee Of the gold
Democrats met in this city to-day. AS
: result q thar conference the new
p2-ty which viii he organized will be
known IS the national Democratic
party. It's organizers call those sup
porting the Chicago platform Sni tick
e. the PopUliSt Democratic party, The
national convention of the National
Democratic party viii BE- held ST In
ii2l2poliS the first week in September.
There wSS entire un2nlmlty in the
conference on the selection Of the
name Of the National Democratic par
-. The provisional national COM
mirtes also decided 10 e2n : convention
SlG nominate another national ticket
Sc-s q the Eastern 2nd Southern
members opposed : third ticket ST first.
bur when they were told in the Middle
ScSrsS party te&lyy wSS 50 regarded
that many Democrats would NOT vote
unless there WAS third ticket, then all
ohiscCtonS from the East 2ni South
were withdrawn and the decision 10
hold : convention v2S unanimous
The largest visiting delegations, OUT
side OF Indiana came from Kentucky,
Ohio and Tlltrois- The Kentucky dele
gates favor Carlisle for President, and
II the svsat he IS not nominated they
want Ex-Governor Brcknsr for Vice
President
IRE Illinois and Ohio delegations
tit Eoc ask for anything, hut there Was
: general drift for Senator Palmer for
President The Kentucky delegation
also asked for the convention Gt Louis
vile b-t Indianapolis showed guar
z2.ssd fund o. $4,000 for al expenses
zrt the guarantee II this case was
made 20 body u very substantial
-sc who duly appreciated the bsSC bid
There Was objection from 2I 70 hold
.-g the co-Ts1Cion in any city IN which
5 -21O1SI convention had been held
this ys2r
The Hawaiian gazette., 1896-08-18
THOSE SPANISH RIO -


Ssst - Bs Ia>si-Sssa =, Friends Q.
CGus-,s-
LONDON. Aug "A 6lSq&,c1 t7c3
Mz3-s5 % .As Central News reports he
tx rsc.S II re province .. YsIs2ciz -
Ss-1o-s Republican -2-5s5zEs- he lssE-
g q -1s 5-S---sc-5c-lS-S- Gs--4-6o
Tulasc wGS 3. c-e C--s S-C@s1I -
medicine = Nsw Ec-S Clcy- &-G his
b-u-Es- = -Cw- II c,,-E&-1 - 5 hand
q Insurgents II C-12- A-1-S re pS--
SIS AXE l--u Cz1S-o1y II cc--sc.I1-
Wit .Es ElS---e.z-csS : c-s gz0 E&c
II EzS possession ESs2 arrested NH
he q cc--c-c--1S1-E lsC-s-s- Sc-s from
B-szoS Ay-aS ana CsAs-S t-C2 -Es
United S-E-ss-
S-c-sS q ans hare been GlSccTs-e-5
II -sc --zcSS. z-S ssvs-,zi &--sS-S have
hes- -EEs II Mz5-5E- |Es-s sx--zC-iS-
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II SE-zEossz ard C-1s- Places AMI
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rhs EESrz-cA Szvs- : sr-sZ1l-E- GcG !
eS7sczz-Cy s--C-E zEzf-S- Ehs A-s---
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rks zEl-z-ic-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1896-08-18
orr l. racos.s'> Msyor.

TACOMA, WsSh- Aug 6>-Eiward
: Or w2S today declared by Judge
P-i;cAz-3 % have been The duly elected
Mayor Q: TsconS by 5 majority o. If
teen voSsS 81 the election u taS- spring.
Re wIll czSs his seat - Mayor Is soon
s. ths Judgment II The c&ss Is signed.
unless S-rs-SsGs2S bond : permitted
70 - fled pending sn appeal 70 The
Supreme Court Judge PricchzzG hand
81 down his decision O. The disputed
Czl,o-S 81 +-Sa O'cl0cS this afternoon.
K cOys-S twenty-five pages % rypA
written manuscript. Sn6 deals exhaust
ivs,y with tAs case
The Hawaiian gazette., 1896-08-18
South Afrca StiD CeDte' q
S1tiSn Interest,
wAR VESSELS ARRIVE AT CRETE
Cs.lssus Syr-p&Ihirs-~ A. WorS IN
>,usi. - Hehealo,c ua~ No' he
signed - ErsEu TzSe> Trinidad
pa. F>scsuz 81 Gusna Rspia>, EEe-

CAFE TOWN. Auz. "Details have
been received he7s q S decisive y;cto-y
Ho1 O. Wednesday BY 90 British
trocvs composing Colonel PiuEazs7' ;
cc,u-r ovs- ; native vo7cs estimated
~ 5.aaa cc 7.0la. Tes laJs- fought tsS-
pxra:t,y and br2ys1y, charging 70 with
in ssw yz-3S Q. ,As British -aql3-1vs
guns. About 50 Ma-2hsls warriors
ws-s S-zl- daring EGs engagement
whscH lzS-ssG sc- several hours
TIE llSs q the British includes M2-
~ Ns-sEzw. LGs1Cs2S-C Harvey. to1-
ss-zsz--S z-5 zhoZc thirty soldiers
kiIle5. ara SIX o-s5s-s- Ssvs-Sl nO2-cC-l-
2sSS1o-s& c-ScS-S z-G about Gt,y SCl-
Gis-S S-cc-GsG-
ne Mz.zhs1sS S-G their allies ws7s
co---z-5s.5 ty E5E Chiefs SoSO@bs0
srE C-,-1.E1,-. S-G vs-s divided l1-o
I've amps . regiments. ssch .. over
les, re- gsII supplied with arms sid
ar----- E-ic-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1896-08-18

NEW YORK Aug &-A special 70
he Herald from Philadelphia S2ys, II
: reported hers that he Cuban Juatz
II cEs United S-zcsS this wsSk raised
3 fund amounting 70 SS.5.l0c. P2-r o.
-hs CC-sy czS been changed into goI5
and : coT O. S1iQ1c2-G- hound toz
C-e2- w1s-s i Tsl h placed II The
- EEs o@cs-s commanding rEs
l-s--Ss-c army TIE balance E2S been
retained by The heads C chs J-ccz II
F1IlSGsirElz s-C Men Yo-k. vho xiii
-$s Il II 3 wEy -12c VIII oeS- Szrvs L1s
C-H&l czCSs-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1896-08-18

CHICAGO 4-E 4-Tbs TrIh-s 10
-c--uE- VII say IzlsSS al rlz-S MS
cz--g- -E5 S5lVs- 0eEGe-1-S VII have :
Eo-Z--s p22e- II This czET. ne frs
--ae- q E15cG MY Ee Locked tC-
A-EZS- -sCE " 2 Eszrs- VII y -Ls
1zE-;1zI gszEzS q IL Chicago Daily
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20 CCzolE he ca-ss q Chs s-lFs-I-ss
zEC-E tE= people q L5s NI55Is W-eS--
The Hawaiian gazette., 1896-08-18
A Remarkable Cure for Chronic
Diarrhosa.

In 1852. when served my country as
Z private in Company 4. 18th Penn
Sylvania Volunteers, contracted chro-
aic di2rrhosa- II has given me great
deal OF trouble ever since l have tried
5 dozen different medicines and several
prominent doctors without any perma-
nent relief. Not long ago friend sent
me s sample bottle OF Chamberlain 5
Cholie. Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy,
and after that I bought and took 9 so
cent bottle, and now I can say that l
an entirely cured. / cannot be thank
ful enough 10 you for this great remedy,
and recommend il 10 all suffering vet
er2ns- II in doubt, write me Yours
gratefully. Henry StsiRberger. Allen
town. Pa Sold by all druggists and
dealers Benson. Smith s Co. Agents
for Il /
The Hawaiian gazette., 1896-08-18
HsS Nor ESrGxu

E@.rs cz Aeesoc e E,l=zE-ez Prove
FS1-s-
NEW yUEk Azg E-E= -cCzzzz :
Brz- ec--ssy,c15zzz szFs- Caste
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1896-08-18
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GoVe--zz-- $50 70 Ezvs- TsSzz y
Szeps - P-asscz-s-

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>zsEs - P-a>=cz-z-
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6s-s--EsE % EzTs -ns Ts-Elgr q 81
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tsel kzzs=t sz-z-ls5 = rst-ss g gre
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1896-08-18

Robert !. With Starr ~ the lines. and
RueaaSteia. driven by Laird
In the frSt heat. paced in SSS&,
Agan lowered his reco-i half 3 second
and broke the track record, The So
ond and third heats in Sclsis were
considered phenomenal. but the crowd
was not prepared for the great sur
prise when the fastest fourth Nsat ever
paced OF trottsi was made, lie time
hsiuS S11SSA,
The time by quarters IN the last heat
was, 0,so's. l,edSs, ISL. SyAS$s
Summary Free for all pace, purse
SSDal-Rohs-t J, won the second. third
and fourth heats, Tlme-Sclti2, ScA+is,
SroSS. Frank AsGu won the i-St hear
II S5lSsa and wESsSScoui, RuhSnStsin
was third.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1896-08-18
Brazil TAXES rESIOAD-
D-ozo,s Over FNs~~a>s1oz - Cae rslz15
Ezse-s.

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E25es.
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II TIE INES szys= -es Fc-szE= O@ce
hzS cc----5=zcs5 : -o-s q rEs Cs~s-
rzrs-s n -Ez z@sc. .sx- Portugal
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LEsHc- newspapers praise ESz-1s
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tie 1wz-5
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EzSz EEes-u Es--zz-z- Is 5-sC--5,5
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1896-08-18

NEW YORK. Aug "A Herald Sr@
c12l 1rc- hsv Wes- says, II : openly
declared Es-s ckzr C1p-z5- General
W-sr.s- EzS reached zn u-Es-S-z-.I-s
VIII -1s eE5st t1SEgszc leaders and
-sEc-1G-5C1> VII u begun with : rev
70 TIE cessation Q. kOs-1ll.5sS II Cuba
mon -s--S satisfactory 70 ST co-ce-r-
s1 L : zlSc S-z-s6 here that ths Cap
-zl- General and his department con-
-z-Gs-s Ezvs he'd : conference II -s-
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1896-08-18

NEW EOEA- 4-E TIE Herald
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SzTS -1E- EoTlcss LruC -EE L--E-l1- q
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EEs ECE -Ir5ElT z5TE-cEs u z--z,k
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Vega l lG--ls GstEGzzs Eke tzze q thE
-sT1lE-Ic- L sxresCss5 within 1.s CsII
few GzTs- 4E5z-o x SAID % kzvE with
The Hawaiian gazette., 1896-08-18
oouED FOR eovEEsoE-

Reg1bltc.zzz q WE=c,71sza Szns szzre
TEcksc
MILWAUKEE 4zg s--Wtz The
Rsp1hIiczz S-zEs e1CVzc-5oc -seouFE1-
81 LEzS Eo-uEg L= ruI call q tLS-Ei.rs
vas rssU=6 E1r seenZ1L1g z-e=et=s
toC GoTs-l0-- SEz-oE TEE-sznz- Eho
L WlstG-SLE H1 EES IzlruC--,5s-
aEt n CTz-zg1 EE ET=1 hin H
CzEe t-Iat z6Eres
FC- bzE0ls fnE GOT5run- Eers taken
EtIh0E- chg5ce- ScECSE1c zE Il Fol
l=Ezs te5zg LE l=9E1g I1i5zrss- ES5-
ward St-1E=I5 vas Eg-Ezzr=s5 t1- G41T-
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1896-08-18
CANDIDATES 10 BE THERE.

Presidential and Vtce-PresIdential
Nominees to Be Entertained.
TOPEKA. Kan, Aug. Sit is now
believed that every candidate for Prssf
dent and Vice President will be in To-
peka during the fall festival. in the
latter part OF September. Mckinley
and Bryan have agreed 10 come, and
Hobart wrote the committee today thar
he would be here. Replies have not been
received from Sewau and Watson. The
National and Prohibition candidates
have accepted. 1t is the occasion OF the
Soldiers State Reunion.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1896-08-18

PEaCSC- Az tn < Gsarzs,. tnz-
IL CEE5ss C-Fs-W=z- Willis E-s
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FETs -E-C-S1 MzzEEEz- ! cczTl-
C5-- F-5s1 EES 70 give E=+.z 70 MS Cer-
ZsS1- : S-L USE=C Ths E--E-C
% -Zzss nES II AC=lEE far railways
Il CczE LIS tzZa5- E15 tks p-ui,=,t-z.z
CI---ssss=- AE=-l.zc tEzk tzS ei-[zrrs=si-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1896-08-18
Re,s-.c-s wsrrCr-

CANEA- Cree A1E "A body q
1Tczz--s,EE-S wEice t-Uke thro-E1
re cC-GOz u TUrklS1 I-oors 81 The
.Ez-E zt1szQ.. zGvG-ce6 70 ATTACK the
5-S--Es--S CsG- Cc1-z-z- IN ws-s Es1
II -Es lzEcs- EI6 rspzlSs,5 with hsGvy
Loss ne Crs.zZs captured the srUs
and GEEC-5-5C1 a Chs N0EzEos521s
z-1 r--S-sc EEs- back . EEs eo-CC1-
T1s T--ElS1 troops r1Ss5Tsly Watched
-Hs EE-z
The Hawaiian gazette., 1896-08-18

CEESTL4NIE- N1EEzE. 4 T.
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A-sz-Sz z4-k
The Hawaiian gazette., 1896-08-18
saEl..l.zR s..

CHCAG0 A&E-FoEzsn lire.
g Ia 1l5slf s1-31E=s = Ezs S,11-h ChE-
EzEg Mig C1--ErF sE-zrsE Il =
5F5NE VIZ VII E=,.sssS-z-z = L
z4- Cl= ca1E1g Il -as Fzr.z TEs
s-rLEz gElEz1E-ss. VIZ aHE EcFS az
Ea-T=- . 1f- rLT=1S WE1ss Ezg%
E=rs ca1 srg1 Sid IN s& E- IF-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1896-08-18
susENS FrKLp's PROPERTY.
his Wealth Caauot Yet be Fully
Estimated.


CHICAGO, Aug, An inventory of
the estate Of the late Eugene Field has
been filed and approved in the Probate
Court, The value of the estate cannot
be estimated. as the royalties coming
from copyrights sold by the deceased
author cannot yet be sscertained There
is no real estate, but there is an equity
OF $1,000 in the house and lot At Buena
Park. which is worth 1880. The cash
hslonging TO the estate amounts to s100:
goods, furniture and books, $500, and
royalties received. $500,
Among the household effects are a
Gladstone axe and Jefferson Davis
chair.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1896-08-18
N SEwALL'S STATE
TWO DenOs-a'ie czudtdase~ For Gov

TvEo Deuo.c-arfe Czadttzres For Gov
e--or IN The FIELD
WATERTLLE Ne Aug &-Ths
s=eCz6 De0ocrzIic SCGCE corTeaCiO1
this rear Eoz the Eo-iEzri0l q : cz1CI-
GEEs fO- GGFarEo- aSsszbled here To
day n D Frank vas ss-seEs6 for Chs
Place C1 t1e ticks1 Ez5s Eze4nI hE The
G5e1zzztIoz u TIEslos, EtO retired BE-
ezEse a the z-lE5s q Lts Democratic
party II tts Nz1fc-zI convention On the
eETe1eE CG5s-I0-
RssoIE-I11s EEs z5Op-=d izGo-sI1g
tEs Chicago pEzEt1-E- EasrsUpo1 rte
s1D1 C0cEF GzI=Ezrss ~lCkGEeE truu
lh= hall TtsE Es1 II TIE etzEzooa and
1o25rz1s5 W Il CEorC q Portland
tC- GcTs-CoE
The Hawaiian gazette., 1896-08-18
PERUVIAN LOAN.
Administration >uccVS>ss In GeVtiIs-
>O.uSO,U<Sp Francs

NEW YORK. Aug, A dispatch 70
The Herald from IEu,2, Peru ivia Gal
veScOul S&yS, The administration Q.
President Pis-oia Is % X credited with
another triumph in ssec,ins loan q
y. .ts't CO. .-a1cS, The loan, which Will
X guaranteed by : SSly tzN &nG other
revenues, VIII ~ subscribed partly in
Paris and partly II Lima The loan will
X submitted II ST executive session q
Congress Tor ratification The Govern
2s1c'S oAlsct IN raising the money Is 70
ransom T2c2S and Aric2 PROVINCES
The Hawaiian gazette., 1896-08-18

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1896-08-18

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1896-08-18

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1896-08-18
kIPL1NG's VIEW OF AMERICANS

The EngliShman. declared Rudyard
hipling recently. will die for liberty.
but he doesn't care Z straw for equality
The Frsnchman. on the other hand.
doesn't really know what liberty means
but he must have equality As for the
American. he Is Indifferent 10 both lib
srCy and equality and goes in heart and
soul for fraternity This is really the
b1re OF the American nation: so long
IS man Is 3 good fellow he can do
anything and the people viii approve
Or. AZ least. viii tolerate it.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1896-08-18
PoPUusTS OF GEORGIA.
Prohibition Candidate for Governor 70
Sc Chosen.

Prohibition Candidate for Governor 70
Sc Chosen
ATLANTA Ga, Aug s-Ths largest
ard Eos- enthusiastic State couTsncio1
a the P0puIlsts OF Georgia ever held
assembled today The presence o. ThOs.
Watson ths r4rIyS nominee for Wise
si@
4 preliminary c2CcUS was kel1- a1d i
practically S6-TIsd the action ot tbs
convention o1 The GubeEuzro-izi qUss-
hon Judge James x Hines and " 1
Peek. the C2Edi62Css Of The uid6ls-Os-
Chs--u2Cs-s- fatty declined 20 allow Che
1ss q their names leaving the field 70
Rev J 3 GzDh-su- tke Prohibition
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1896-08-18

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1896-08-18

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1896-08-18
Cycloidal Sproeket.

II would be impossible,
however, 70 show the ad-
vantageS Of this sprOcket on
paper. nearly as clearly
IS they can Be de-
m0lstTated by examining its
actual working in connection
with z chain The object of
this SDr0cket IS 70 remove
useless friction and cause
the chain TO drive as freely
IS the running Of ball bear
ings- The Ladies Tribune
is made with either Hartford
or Dunlop tres They have
III unsurpassed tout ensem-
DE and the weight, complete
with detachable brake and
guards, y II pounds. The
price IS only $40.
We have just received 4
shipment Of these beauties
ex Australia and offer them
for Inspection.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1896-08-18
WOODEN Mud
Sounds queer. but Of
course we mean the
wooden mud and chain
guards aPpertaining and
belonging to
IS The Ladies'
Tribune !"

Which by the way, is not q
paDer or 4 periodical, but z
BICYCLE intended for
the use of ladies only, and
IS similar 10 our Model @
Tribune of last season. ex-
Cept tilat the tubing is OF
larger diameter, and that it
embodies all the improve
ments in detail Of 96. includ-
ing the
Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1896-03-14

Secretary of the Interior Smith has
granted J. III. p. Voorhees,, relative oil
Senator Voorhees,, concession to pros
pect and mine for gold in the Navajo,
Arizona, Indian reservation. This is a
privilege which has been sought for by
miners for years, the belief being gener.
al that rich deposits Of gold are TO be
found in the Garlic mountains, which
lie almost entirely within the Navajo
reservation. Mr. Voorhees, secures a
lease Of certain square mile of territory
in the Garlic mountains, south OF the
Colorado river, 10 the extreme northeast
corner Of Arizona, which is to run for
ten years.
Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1896-03-14
"Uncle Toms Cabin" never grows old.

"Uncle Toms Cabin" never grows old
There runs through IL vein Of pathot
peculiarly touching and sweet. 1t speaks
the universal language of the heart. II
reflects like the prism the innermosi
phases of the human emotion. 1t ia
more than play. 1t is moral classic.
II argues for two OF the greatest themes
that can engage the mind; human liber-
ty and Immortality Of the soul. Not.
withstanding it's frequent production, !,
II seldom that one sees the play "a u Ia
now presented by the Cook Twin Sisters
colossal spectacular. II Is like meeting
an old friend after many years. The
manage ment doubtless believes In the
maxim, Whats worth doing, is worth
doing WE'LL" They have brought togeth.
er In this production all the requisites
that 90 to make up first class enter
tainment.
The Cook Twin Sisters co'oss, spec.
tscular Uncle Toms Ca Din Co. will APP
pear at Lake Hall, Kipgman, Saturday,
March 81.
Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1896-03-14

All last winter Mr.. Geo. A. Mills, OF
Lebanon, Conn, was badly afflicted with
rheumatism. At times 1t was so severe
that he could not stand up straight, but
was drawn over on one side. II tried
different remedies without receiving re-
lie" he says, until about six months
sgo bought bottle of Cham berlain's
Pain Balm. After using it for three days
my rheumatism was gone and has not
returned since. For sale by
III. III. Watkins, Druggist.