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The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1896-08-27
DUN'S TRADE REVIEW.
MONETARY CONDITIONS A
LITTLE EASIER.
Speculation Has Slightly Advanced Cot
ton, Corn and Whezt-Increased Lum.
her Faflures-Woolen Manufacturing
Reports Not Cood-Imports aud Exports.

NEW YORK. Aug :4.--R. c. Dun 4
Co. s weekly review of trade says:
Political events Of the past week had
no definite influence upon business
prospects,, for the phenomenal varia-
ti6ns in sterling exchange and the be-
ginning of imports of gold may be
fairly attributed to the accommodating
excess of merchandise exports over
imports, to which attention has been
called. exports from New York for the
past two weeks having been 20 per
cent larger and imports here II per
cent smaller than last year. The
rapid movement of grain and the I'M
usually early marketing of cotton tend
strongly to aid the banking syndicate
which has undertaken to regulate for
eign exchange
Speculation has advanced wheat
over one cent during the week, corn a
small fraction and cotton five-eights,
the principal motive power being re-
ports of injury to growing crops, as
before the unfavoraolc accounts re-
spccting wheat are in some measure
discredited by the continued heavy
movement from the far West.
Some additional heavy failures in
the lumber trade call attention to the
continuing depression which appears
10 result, at least in part, from cxpec-
tatrons entertained by many that the
Unlimited increase in new building
during the past year or two wonld he
permanent.
Nothing encouraging can yet be
said regarding the wooden manufac-
turing and the demand for goods even
at reductions in price is still disap-
pointingly small
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1896-08-27
Bland Speaks In Maryland.

LAUREL. Md, Aug. 24.-The Demo-
cratic national campaign in this state
was opened in this city, the home of
Senator German, last night. ex-Con.
gresham Bland of Missouri being the
principal attraction. Mr.. Bland was
received with great enthusiasm by
the large crowd present, and his
speech, which was mainly devoted to
replying to arguments against the
free coinage of silver at the ratio of
I6 to I, was loudly and frequently ap-
x,lauded
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Eaur Tramns Killed.

TOPEKA, Kan. Aug. 2O.-Six cars of
Rock Island stock train were de-
rallied five miles west of here this
morning and four white men riding
in the feed box underneath one of the
cars were crushed to death.
Nothing was found to identify one
of the men. but papers found on the
clothing of the other bodies ldeuti-
fed them as f. ii. Mendenhail of
Summerville. Mich; Il. II. Miles of
Onyx. Okla. and George T. Garfield
of Jacksonville. ILL.,, or Kansas City.
Missouri
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BOILER Explosion at Nevada.

NEVADA, Mo-. Aug. aa.-The boile.
OF Tom Miller's saw mill, in Clear
creek, fifteen miles northeast of this
place. exploded yesterday, killing
Miller and William Hines and fatally
injuring William Brown. The boiler
was blown twenty feet in the air and
ESQ yards away. Miller's head was
blown of and Hines left leg torn
from his Sody and great hole blown
through his foot. The accident was
caused by pumping cold water into
the red-hot boiler
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1896-08-27
NANsEN.s SHIP SAFE

Tho Fran Arrives From che Arctic
with All ON Board We'll
CHRIsTIANA, Aug. 2l.-Dr. Nansen's
ship Fran. which no left behind in
the ice early in January. 1856. in
about latitude 50 degrees north, in
order to explore the sea north of the
route he proposed to follow, event
ually reaching sc degrees 10 minutes
north, arrived at Skjervo. province Of
Tromsoe. Yesterday evening and Cap
tam Svcrdrup, her commander, re.
ported all we'll on board.
The Fran stopped at Danes Island
August II and saw Professor Andree,
who was still waiting for . favorabl
wind in order to enable him to at
tempt his balloon trip across the Arc.
tic regions
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ANDERSON HANGED.


The Macon County Murderer and Would
BE Suicide Pays tho Penalty.
MACON, Mo-, Aug. e2-George w.
Anderson, who cut his wife's throat
at their home near Atlanta, in this,
Macon county, May -, 1926. and then
attempted suicide by the same means,
and who was sentenced to be hanged
here yesterday slept soundlyThursday
night and ate a hearty breakfast yes
terday morning. Later he was called
upon by his attorney. Judge Mat
thews, whom he thanked for certain
favors, and by the Rev. Mr.. Gibson
and Elder BuckEer, who prayed with
him.
Anderson had made his last toilet
scrupulously and was we'll dressed
when he walked to the scaffoh. He
was hanged at 1l:O4 o'clock, facing
death stOically. In quarter Of an
hour he was pronounced dead and cut
down.
Hundreds witnessed the hanging,
and later viewed the body. which had
been taken to an undertakes estab'
liShment.
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A S0Wall Shin Lost.

Rio DE JENEIRo. Aug. 2I-A dispatch
from Santa Catherine says that the
American ship Willis Roenfield, Cap
tain Dunphy. which sailed from New
York on April 90 for San Francisco.
recently foundered 400 miles from the
coast. Part of the crew were landed
safely at Santa Catherine. but four
teen others are missing. The Willis
Roenfieid was owned by Arthur Sew
all & Co., of Bath, Me-, where she was
built and from which port she sailed
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1896-08-27
ROBBED OF $4,000.

Mysterious Bank Robbery Mt the Kansa.
City Stock Yards.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Aug. 2a-The
branch office of the American Ma
tional bank in room 2S2 A of the Live
Stock Exchange building was robbed
of s., 600 in curl encv yesterday morn
ing about $50. The robbery was eff
fected in a very eXpedient and CON-
plete manner. occupying only two
minutes, while Edwin II. Boswell, the
cashier and teller, was absent from
the room The robber escaped with
the money and aside from a suspicion
entertained by the police that Mr..
Boswell has some knowledge OF the
robbery or was IN fact concerned to
some extent in its commission, there
is absolutely no clue to the perpetra-
tor of the crime.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1896-08-27
A 100000 DOWRY.
Handsome Marriage Settlement on Miss
Gertrude Vanderbilt.

Handsome Marriage Settlement on Miss
Gertrude Vanderbilt.
NEWPORT, Il. l., Aug. 2i.-Miss Ger
trude Vanderbiit's wedding dowry
will be S5,OOO.O 900. This is the state
ment made by intimate friends of the
Vanderbilt family. The bridal gifts
from the immediate family are worth
at least 100000 These comprise a
sold silver service, gold plate, bric-a-
brac and superb jewelry. This is ex-
elusive of the trousseau, which repre-
sents a fortune. Miss Vanderbilt's
outfit Ia the way of household sup
plies is marvellous. The table linen
is Of an especial design with the mon
Ogram woven IN the material. MIR.
Vanderbilt will have built for his
daughter a sus ia BILE town residence.
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WORK FOR LELAND.

The Kansas Leader to Manage Three
State Campaigns From Kansas City.
CHICAGO. Aug. ai.-The Republican
national campaign managers have de-
cided to put Cyrus Leland of Kansas
in charge of the campaign in Missouri.
Kansas and Nebraska, and he will
open carbohydrates in Kansas City
and there assume personal contro. of
the work in the three states. He will
form the connecting link for Missouri
between the state committee con-
trolled by Filley and the national
committee. the Missouri member OF
which is R. c. kerens. Filley's foe.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1896-08-27
Damasin: Floods In Colorado.

DENVER, Col, Aug. ga great
amount of rain has fallen in Colorado
the past three days. causing floods in
various localities. The principal dam
age has been railroad washouts. At
sunset, Boulder county. q flood in
-Four Mile creek washed away the
town hall and store and ruined the
placer mines for the season, and dams
clca. down to Boulder canon being
washed away and the country road
destroyed.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1896-08-27
Dr.. Brown still Denies.

CHICAGO, Aug "a. - Rev. C. O.
Brown, formerly of San Francisco.
and whose troubles are familiar to all
newspaper readers. has made Il state
ment in reply to the last confession OF
Hiss Overman, in which she says that
the charges which she originally made
against DR.. Brown. and which she
subsequently said were false, were, in
reality, founded on fact. Dr. Brown
denOunces the entire story as one OF
blackmail, and says that the fact that
Miss Overnan now admits that she
testified falsely should prove her un-
worthy of the slightest confidence.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1896-08-27
Searching Out Scceders.

CHICAGO. Aug. 2L-The Repu blicau
managers will endeavor to find out
every Republican vino intends to vote
for Bryan and every Democrat who
intends to vote FOR Mckinley. This
will be undertaken by the 10000 Re-
publican clubs OF the country. 1t is
expected that this canvass will cover
every county in the country, and that
when 1t is completed the Republican
managers will know exactly where
they stand on Both the money ques-
ton and Presidential candidates
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Panic at n Circus.

HUNTINGTON, Ind, Aug. PA panic
last night by storm which wrecked
the tents and did considerable damage
to property. The mcnagerie and
horses were stampeded and some of
the animals injured. None of the
spectators were hurt. The storm un-
rooted several houses in the town and
blew In a wall Of the new Griffith
block.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1896-08-27
Big Stea mboat Goes Down.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Aug. -. - The
Anchor line steamer City of Hickman
from ST. Louis to New Orleans strucI,
an obstruction yesterday afternoon at
Island Forty, abous twelve miles north
of Memphis, and was badly disabled.
A big hole was torn in the Ilickman's
bottom, and the officers beachcd her
to prevent her sinking, All Of the
passengers were taken off by the
Chickasaw and brought to this city.
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ST. LOUIS. Mo, Aug. 2O.-One men,
Der of tho family Of George Blaze. a
market gardener living on the out
skirts Of this city, has died from CLAN.
ders. his wife is dying. and another
child. boy, aged years, is begin
ming to show symptoms Of the dread
fu! disease The disease was trans
mitted to the Blaze family from a
horse used in marketing the garden
nrodCce
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Deli ManninS's Wife In Jail.

GUTHRIE, Okla, Aug. 22.-Mrs- Deli
Manning, wife of the farmer whc was
murdered last Monday night, was ar
rested Yesterday and lodged in the
county Jail. charged with completely
In the murder Of her husband The
officers state that they have evidence
TO prove that Mrs. Mannin" and
Grove iIun:icy. the Young man in
jail charged Will! the murder. were IN
love and conspircd To put the husband
out OF the way.
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Eighteen Men He'll In

WILLMAR. Mimi. Aug 2i.-Five
tramps held up and robbed eighteen
prominent men here last night. They
also shot Il lad, j. Tiilden. SO that he
died. Their spoi!s included six gold
watches. over 500 in money and a
large amount of miscellaneous lew.
"lry. Masonic charms, etc.
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An ola Carriage Company FAN.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, Aug. :l-The T.
L. iavdocls Carriage company as.
signed to-day to the Union Savings
and Trust company. The assets arc
se00.0 600, including five shops and
stock. The liabilities are $laO. 900.
was represented by his widow. The
firm had been in business here over
forty years. The failure is due to the
recent failure of other carriage COM
panieS.
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Fined $50 for Striking d. II. Anthem,

LEAvENwoETH. Kan, Aug 2a-This
morning Judge Aller of the police
court fined Ensign Dodds of the Saliva.
ton army $50 for attacking Editor u.
K. Anthony, who undertook to stop
the din of the army in front of his
newspaper Office Tuesday evening, at
first by persuasion and afterwards by
kicking the bass drum. a woman
follower of Dodds is said to have as
sisted him by attempting to pummel
Colonel Anthony, but the ensign was
the only one OF the Salvationists to bo
punished
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Three Killed Mt a Dance

LEBANON, KY, Aug. 24.-At a negro
dance about four miles from here,
Charley Warner accidentally stepped
on the dress of George Mays partner.
Warner apologized, but Mays became
enraged and opened fire, killing War
ner and Charley Pipes instantly. and
fatally wounding Bud Hardin. Mays
esca ped and is still at large.
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Devastation for Cuba.

New YORK. Aug 24.-Thc provision
al government of the Cuban Republic
has ordered in proclamation the
total destruction of property. By this
q two-fold object is to be gained-the
loss of al immense cash income is cx.
pected to shorten SPANS warfare and
the conversion Of the island into a
wilderness will compel her to with.
draw her armies
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Suicide os a schoo, Teacher.

MAEsilAsLTowN. Iowa, Aug "a
C. J.. Rogers, for many years superin-
tendcnt of the Marshalltown public
schools. hanged himself lie leaves 4
wife and daughtc=. Dependency
over reccn: school troubles, by which
he was forced to resign. is thought tc
be the cause of the act,
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An Heire.s E,:pe. With q Clerk.

OMAHA. Ncb., Aug. 2i.-Miss Lulu
Shenk. aged l., daughter of John A.
Shenk, niece of John A. Creighton
and heiress to S250,OJO in her own
right, was married secretly to Albert
Kinsler, clerk. % years old, by the
Rev. Father Walsh at St Peters
cathedral yesterday morning. The
couple were off upon train for st.
Paul, Mimi. before the brides rela.
tivcs learned of her step.
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r,.c,r,c R.,,wav. Come; .e

JoPLlx. Mo. Aug. ai-The consoii-
dat,on Of all the electric railways ir
Jasper county. Missouri. and Cherokee
county, Kansas. went into effect Sat
urday. the Southwest Missouri Flee
trio Railway company having pur-
chased the property of the Joplin and
(;aIcna Electric Railway company
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au.,,,-r Dvn.mi,~r Free.

LONDON. Aug. -. Albert George
Whitehead. one Of the Irish political
prisoners who has Deen serving life
sentence of penal servitude since his
coo viction in London in 1883. was re-
leased from Portland prison this
morning He is an American citizen
and prior to his coming 10 this couu-
try lived in New Jersey.
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A NissionarY Explorer.

LIVERPOOL. Aug 2l.-The Rev DIR.
Snyder, an American missionary in
she employ Of the Southern Presby-
terian mission board, has just arrived
here after four years absence in the
Congo region OF Africa. He penetrated
" thousand miles INTO the interior, ex-
Ploring regions never before visited
by white men. He claims to have dis
covered . new lake.
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Bryan Notification NJ. 2.

CLEVELAND, O.. Aug. 2A-George A.
Groot, chairman of the notification
committee of the National Silver
party's convention announces that the
committee will assemble in Lincoln.
Ncb.. on September 8, to notify Mr..
Bryan of his nomination as the candi-
late of the Silver party.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1896-08-27
Severe Cloud Burst in New Mexico.

MoGOLLoN, N. NJ, Aug 2l.-A cloud
burst struck this section about 4
o'clock yesterday afternoon, drown
ing John Knight, miner, at George
town. and an unknown Mexican, rem
dering about 700 families homeless
and badly damaging the property Of
the Colonial Mining company of Bos-
ton. Mass, and of the Deep Down
Mining company of Kansas City. The
food attained a height OF over eight
feet IN the street and lasted over
thirty minutes. Hardly business
house in the town escaped damage.
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MUsCOGEE, ]. T., Aug. el.-COmplc,e
returns from the election in the
Chickasaw nation, show that Harris
received q ma jOrity of ffty-threc over
Jonas Wolfe, for governor Of that ma
tion. Harris was the candidate of
what is known as the progressive Gle
mcnt of the ChicIa saws. while Wolfe
was the ca ndidate of the fuil-bluuis.
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KANSAS CRY. Mo. Aug. el.-Kan.
AS City's best known artist, John c.
Merine, whose reputation as portrait
painter extended throughout the
country. died at noon yesterday at his
home. 80 l.ongmeadow avenue. lie
was surrounded by his wife his only
laughter aud several friend&
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CofrEYvH,LE. Kan. Aug. .2.-The
large livery and feed barn owned by
McIees & Lcwark was destroyed by
fire las. evening at o'clock About
twenty head of horses and large
number of bnggies aud carriages were
burned The loss is about SO, 900. par.
TALLY covered by insurance. /, is mo-
known how the fire originated.
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War Is at an E:issl.

BULUwAYO, Aug. at---Thc mission
of Hon. Cecil Rhodes to the Matabcles
Is reported to hc a pronounced sue
cess. The natives have yielded and
the war is considered at an end Cecil
Rhodes inspired the confidence of the
Matabeie chiefs by going am"nG them
unarmeO
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Rev. pussley suspeoae,,.

WAEEESs.rEc, Mo-. Aug oL.-Thc
Rev Neiii PuSsley. pastor of the
Methodist Episcopal church, leader in
the recent war on high Eve parties,
has been suspe ended by Presiding Ell.
der J. NJ. l;oone of Iexin.t ton for i'm.
morality
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Colorado. May Restrict lnvaiid..

DENVER Col. Aug 2s--Thc- state
board Of health. in its annual report.
holds it duty to stop the indiscri,n-
mate transportation Of sick people
which. it is declared. prOpagates dis
ease. and proposes that invalids tc re-
quireI to obtain permits before they
can travel in Colorado
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Re,.rorcements Go,ss to Spain.

HAVANA. Aug. 22.-Rein fOrcements
of the Spanish army are expected here
shortly. These reinforcements con-
slst of go infantry officers and 3l,3aS
privates. four cavalry officers and 45o
eavalrymen, thirty-four artillerymen.
thirty fOnr officers In charge OF the
engineering corps and 1.ai7 men be-
lon ing 70 the engineering corps
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rsosso ecnoot neMosoG wrecked
ST. JAMES. Mo-. Aug. GA terri.
bic wind storm struck this place at
Gao Saturday and almost totally
wrecked the public school building. =
two-story brick. unroofed the Drum
mond hotel. destroying many shade
trees and small buildings
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sslae Fishermea Fired Upon.

ArcuIsoN. Kan, Aug. e:.-Doniphan
county officers last night tried to ar
rest Bud Clifford. Hank Steele and
Tom Hall, who were fishing in Doni-
phan lake with . seine. The fisher
mon tried to escape and fully 400 shots
were fired At them. Steele was shot
in the arm and captured. but the
others escaDed.
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john Cha,rber,.I. mead.

SARATOGA. n V. Aug. s4.-John
Chamberlain. the famous hotel man.
of Washington, died at the Gran
Union hotel. lie had been in n coma
tosc condition for the past thirty SIX
hours
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six Thousand N ordered.

LONDON, Aug. :l.--The Daily News
saws that DR.. NicoiaidcS. the official
representative of the Cretan reform
committee. who is now in Berlin, has
ISSUED a rcpOrt on the Crctan maSsa-
Gre. Six thousand Christians have
been murdered with revolving btu-
faIity
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keat Obscooo Lottess to Hls wife.
WOODWARD. Okla. Aug. 24-Sam-
uel Smith of this city, was arrested
aud Jailed here on the charge of send.
Ing obscene letters through the malta
The letters were sent 70 his wife with
whoa - hss been having troabse.
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Peace u uso,sv..

LIMA. Peru, Aug. % = President
Alonxo Of Bolivia has assumed the du.
ties of his Office. and the prospects for
long continued peace ore excellent.
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Mercury Up 70 100 as webb City.
WEsB CRY. Mo-, Aug. 90. -Yester-
day was . scorcher. At 10 q. m. the
thermometer registered 96 in the
shade: Mt 2 p M, lO.: at p m. ~.
Il has been tho hottest day so far
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C...s u. re.eri. Dead

VIENNA. Aug. .A--Reports received
here are To the eject that C"oos
Sxccsen De Tcmerin. grand marshal
of the Austriau court. Is dead u
AUSseo.
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,c,,, q. "a ,h. so,,h Po,e.

CaRlsrIANA. Aug. A-It is reported
that Dr. Nsnsen intends to conduct
m expedition to the Antarctic ocean
In search Of the South pole before r.
turning to tine Arctic regi0ns
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4248-3t
TENDERS FOR BEEF CATTLE.

OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF HEALTH,
HONOLULU, March 10th, 1885,
Sealed tenders will be received at this
Office until - O'Clock noon, WEDNESDAY
March %, 1896. for supplying the Leper
Settlement, at Molokai with (D good Beet
Cattle, to weigh not less than $50 pounds
net when dressed; and (2) fat Beef Cattle
to be delivered at the Leper Settlement, at
an average of ninety head per month, for
the period of six months ending September
Goth, 1896.
The tender for fat Beef Cattle must be for
the price per pound dressed, ana that of
good Beef Cattle, per head. Hides and
Tallow to be the property of the Board.
Bids should be marked: Tender for Beef
Cattle, Leper Settlement"
The Board does not bind itself to accept
the lowest or any bid.
WILLIAM o. SMITH,
President of the Board of Health.
4246 174O-3t
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BY AUTHORITY.
NOTICE FOR TENDERS.

SEALED TENDERS FOR PUBLISH
ing the list of Delinquent Taxpayers for
1895, in the English and Hawaiian iangua-
ges in weekly newspapers, will be re-
ceived at the Tax Assessors office, Homo
lulu, until u o'cloc1 noon, MONDAY,
the 10Th inst.
Further information can be had by APP
plication to the Assessor.
The Assessor does not bind himself to
accept the lowest or any bid.
JONATHAN SHAW.
4248-3t Assessor First Division.
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Stilbonla

The modern polishing
cloth, magic in its clean
ing properties, wonder
full in its quickneSS. 1t
is simply marvellous how
these cloths polish the
dulleSt, oldeStand black
est Silverware. Since
using it the first time, we
never use anything else.
For quickness and high
finish, our machinery is
not in it.
The use of powders is
entirely done away with,
and as a cloth will last
for years, and not loose
its polishing properties,
it can be easily seen to
what a minimum the eX-
pense of keeping family
silver in proper condi-
ton can be reduced.
StiIboma is not so
very cheap at first cost.