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Deming headlight., 1897-05-14

pfom lht FaIlhhVsn, tx. - lefislsfs
Mr Jnheh ioNlnud ~ ihla yillheo
siaies that ful twenty live years hla wife
has tran etferf from sltumntlfm
few uIghsh ugn she weA In nuch palm
thai thr Rna nearly crn1y, She grnI Mr.
Ilovlund Tor ne doctor. bus hc bad frad
d Chnmbsrlaln's palu Hahn nnd luaoAf
o. going Tor The physIc!aa he usut 70
lhe sinre end secured battle n a. HE
wife did npl nrplevo ~ Mr. R6ulare's
purchase Al first, but noveithelete tp.
pIIed tho Balm thoroughly and IN "a
hu,.ft iImr vas able 10 10 10 slsen
She now applies II Whenever she Icels
an ache Or rAIn and finds Tint II always
slsea relief. is fayp tl4hs 40 medicine
which ahe had used ever did hor a.
much good. The 70 and 70 ecps slxes
| Tor sals by J. r. nyrcn. Druggist.
Deming headlight., 1897-05-14


Culpg east. take The Santa 10 Route
as frr as Chicago.
Most direct line from lho Southwest
generally. and thirty miles the shortest
between Missouri river and Chicago
which lhhufca quick time and sure con-
lcelIonf Track Is straight and RICK
bnllasied. With very few eroulrgs a.
grade
yeslIhuled limited expfesses, with
latest pattern Pullman and free chnl'
cars Meals 10 dinlng cars served q d
carte.
Inquire N nearest agent. ur aadren'
W. Black. q. Y. A., A. T. = BE Ry
Topeka. Kas.
Deming headlight., 1897-05-14

Thu sIlvcr flly Eoelt claims shas
"New Mtxleu 10 entirely lor large % be
admitted ~ ore tln'e bnl Ihat II should
be Divided and admitted al Two a;atrs,' =
nna yeI tIIS same jpuFnul waa clslmIpg.
whlie shn lalc a2nd assensbiy was 10
nraslcp. lhri Grant County, which II
nearly 40 large % Gle average state.
was enlItely 100 small TO he divided.
What hesnslill ane sublime conalet
nnrtl
Deming headlight., 1897-05-14

A rata Of $40 foF lhe round ,FIp viii
ho made by she Aoulheru Pacific 20
lrom Dsmlng 70 The ,,uuvenslon "a Bin
Fnnclsep. The dairt on which tickets
viii 10 ois seio and llmIl o. tloh ilckpls
viii be nlten lAllh
Deming headlight., 1897-05-14

CtlfbfAte the nations birthday IL
Demlng. On that dey ~ ihp county
win " singing, "fAreo ghecrs Tor lhs
Rra. White and Blue aud Deuilaa viii
ipln with lhe lefspr aud sIlill II 20,
Deming headlight., 1897-05-14

Tho next time you travel. give tho
Santa ~ Route TRIAL. puIlnlnn lniace
slsepsrs and FIRE fscllnIng chair cars on
all through tfaiug.
Deming headlight., 1897-05-14

fhs powers y Erfope We hslanelnr
iuF 4 felllamsns ol ,he Ofauco. IusAslh
war,
Deming headlight., 1897-05-14

Ihe NpYtlnu red fteesve N the
Treasury eud slair tauAe, aeeutdlng 70
nn cn'tleI rltiemoni Msfth 1slh. uAs
kla. .1l0.1l NnnIEe.
Deming headlight., 1897-05-14

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Deming headlight., 1897-05-14

An International gold miners couven.
iipn Hlll 10 htId 10 bsnset. ,clu., o.
dune lpIh and 10th.
Deming headlight., 1897-05-14

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Deming headlight., 1897-05-14

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without az eI4ft, await the arpfQacli ~
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-05-11
ATHLETIC CLUB.
Election of Officers to Serve Dur
ing Ensuing Year.

ing Ensuing Year.
A meeting of the H. A. A. g. was
held in the lecture hall of the Y. Nj.
c. A. last evening. The election of Of
ficers resulted as follows: Charles
Crane, president; George Angus, vice
president; Henry Giles, secretary: D..
z. Thrum treasurer. The directors
elected were: E. B. Berger, Tom King
and d. K. Unawna.
1t was decided that road race be
held during the latter part OF the
month This was left with the board.
In anticipation of competition In the
sports to be held during the celebra-
ton of the Queens Jubilee, H. Giles
was elected captain of the bicycle
team, and d. Unawna captain of the
track team.
The treasurer's report showed o"ll
bills paid and a balance of $3.50 i'll the
treasury At this announcement some
of the boys wanted to know where the
man was who said that the II. A. a. e.
wouldn't last six months.
The regular relay race for the year
will take place sometime during the
month of July. 1t was held on the
glorious Fourth last year.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-05-11
Che Fa Combination Ended.

che ia combination of some of
the best known Chinese business men
of the city has been brought up with
a round turn by the detectives Some
time ago information was received
that Chun Hook, the owner OF the
store known as the Man Lung Com
pany, on Maunakea street, was deal
ing with the queerly figured paper,
as head of a combination of 60 China
men, who had contributed $40 each to-
ward the business. Chun Hook was
watched, and yesterday he, together
with Lee Chong mot the court in
terpreter). All Tai and Chong Hee,
were arrested on the charge of main
tanning a lottery game. The case has
been set for May 18th, and it is prob
able that during the interval more
arrests will follow.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-05-11
Stole Canary Birds.

Some thief or thieves entered the
grounds of the Arlington Hotel Sun
day night or early Monday morning,
and, breaking the lock of the small
door to the canary bird cage. near
the King street fence, stole three
birds. The person or persons must be
old hands at the business to walk into
a place so much frequented and do
such bold job.
1t was not many days ago that
some one stole three of the white
pigeons that were roosting on the top
of the coop on the back lawn of the
Arlington premises, and that, too,
right under the windows of roomers
in the hotel No track has yet been
discovered of the thieves in either of
the jobs.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-05-11
NEW CANADIAN TARIFF.
If Favors British and Dfscriminates
Against American Goods.


Against American Goods.
OTTAWA, April 23.-The new tariff
announced by the Government will
hit the United States pretty hard In
that regard it is popular here, but
doubly so on account of the preference
it makes in favor of British goods.
These preferential terms for Great
Britain and other countries disposed
to receive Canadian products at favor
able rates, the Finance Minister ex-
planned in Parliament, would be in the,
form of reductions from the general
list of 'one-eighth for the first year,
and after that period they would be
one-quarter of the rate in the general
tariff. These reductions would apply
to all schedules except those imposing
duties intended for revenue on such
articles as wines, tobacco, cigars and
cigarettes.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-05-11
TO BE ASSISTANT PREMIER.
Judge Day VIII Not Go as Com
missioner to Cuba

Judge Day VIII Not Go as Com
missioner to Cuba
WASHINGTON, April %. - Judge
William Day of Canton will on Mon
day be appointed Assistant Secretary
of State. The President decided it
would be not wise to appoint his own
choice, ex-Representative Bellamy
Storer of Cincinnati, in view of the
determination of Foraker to oppose
the confirmation. It is understood that
Storer himself relieved the Presidents
embarrassment by Withdrawing. He
will be appointed Minister to Belgium.
Judge Day said today that he will not
go to Cuba. His successor as Special
Commissioner is unnamed yet.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-05-11
MIR. BUCKLAND AZ CONSUL.
Has Strong Backing for Appoint.
ment TO GlnslyoY.


Has Strong Backing for Appoint
ment TO Glasgow.
WASHINGTON. April 2O.-Papers
were filed yesterday at the White
House by Joseph NJ. Belford member
of Congress from the First District
of New York, in behalf of Charles r.
auckland, editor of the American
Economist, who applies for the Glas-
gov Consulate. This application has
the support of Congressman Bedford,
ator Platt under his new rule of in
dorsing one Consular application from
each Congressman. Mr.. auckland, al
so, has other strong backing, both in
and out of his own State The i'm
portance of his tariff work as editor of
the Economist has been appreciated by
such men as Senators Morrill,, Frye
and Gallinger; also, by Congressman
Dolliver of Iowa, Brownlow of Ten
neSSee, Dalzell of Pennsylvania, Grout
of Vermont, Payne, Gillet and Littauer
of New York, and by many others,
both in and out of Congress- Although
Congressman Belford is serving his
first term, it is felt that he will gather
in the Glasgow plum for his district,
which embraces Queens and Suffolk
Counties on Long Island.
The only drawback to Mr.. Buck
lands chance of success lies in the
fact that his newspaper and statistical
work has been so highly esteemed at
Republican headquarters that an effort
may be made to retain him for similar
work in com. lg campaigns.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-05-11
Wouldn't Pay Their Taxes.

Eleven natives and a Portuguese,
employees of II. Hackfeld & Co, were
arrested yesterday morning on war
rants sworn out, charging them with
non-payment of taxes. They were
willing. when confronted with the
warrants, to pay the $3.50, but refused
to go down into their pockets for the
extra dollar, the cost of each warrant,
SAYING that they would rather go to
Jail Well. that's where they went,
and through this action they came
very near losing their jobs. Their
employers finally gave guarantee
that the money would be forthcoming
in fortnight, and the men were re
leased
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-05-11
SPECIAL BUSINESS ITEMS.
IF YOU BUY A SINGER,

You will receive careful instruction
from a competent teacher at your
home.
You can obtain necessary accessories
direct from the company's Offices.
You will get prompt attention in any
part of the world, as our offices are ev-
eIywhere and we give careful attention
TO all customers, no matter where the
machine may have been purchased.
You will be dealing with the leading
company in the sewing machine BUSH
ness, having an unequalIed experience
and an unrivalled reputation-the
strongest guarantee of excellence.
Sold on easy payments. Repairing
done. B. BERGERSEN, Agent.
1611 Bethel Street, Honolulu.
City Carriage Company has removed
70 the corner Of Fort and Merchant
SITS. Telephone No. 113. First-class
Carriages at all hours.
JOHN S. ANDRADE.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-05-11
NATIONAL DEMOCRATS.

They VIII Prepare an Aggressive
Campaign for S'Souud Finance.''
NEW YORK, April 25.-At the in
formal Reform Club meeting today
representatives of the National Demo-
cratic party from Is States, decided to
issue a call soon for a meeting of the
National Committee to prepare an ag-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-05-11

The report of the years work will be
published in few days.
Respectively submitted,
H. z. COLEMAN,
General Secretary
Willard E. Brown, treasurer fa abb
sence of z. o. White, submitted the
following report:
CASH STATEMENT FOR MONTH
ENDING APRIL 80, 1897.
RECEIPTS.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-05-11
PRICE FIVE GENTS.

many, as the import duty is only 10
per cent-not enough TO favor impor-
tations from this country.
For these reasons l am in favor of
the abrogation of the treaty, as / look
first TO the protection of home indus
tries
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-05-11

II is claimed there is a lighthouse TO
every IA miles of coast in England,
every "a miles in Ireland, and to every
SO miles in Scotland.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-29

,h,,. ,,,,, ,,,, ,,,o,,oa v.i,b,ut urotcs, nv
The denocr,te thnae ru charge of the
In,,o,r,,,t,, trte,oe,. ccnstdsrrd Il unneces.
s,I, ~ cnni,,,nt fine to nn avail wnh the
votr,, ,n,tnrIiy $40 w,idrntlv ngniust them
me now s,br1,,In rcla,Inr "a e.,r,he
,,t,l,.n,'arn mi -ls.sv,r.. y,,s cutercd
mon
A., ,,,,o,,.t,rr,,, It,,u,,,r +lc tlre hrirlt
In he jur,,,,1 n, IL "a mar ion 10 those
ycirbina l,sn ANN t.n nnnnds opch wat
arrr,,,,J
M, ,,,t, ., po,i,,rd ,pi otbsr hvdrau,-
H. ,,,nrn.a IN barrels and aac),p w,e In
-, a., - ,t .a,s rrr bunf.cfl-
rrlgl,t ana In IAN, f,o,, = "a 10 nsnie ner
b,nJrca~cieh, aCcr Az yvl,it. had eritI.
"I5oJ ,ho tnsy,t.eo ne onn,aoa "a thc inter
,.a,s' ,f Inc h,,tia,,;on5 Nr rotiorew had
,i..fenJcd 4, s.,,n, shnnld n, frooter to
thc in,cr,sis rf Amorir,n manufacturers
MIR yos, crifIci,od but 10 no avail. the
rntc urnposrd on glass bortlen de,autcrs,
nto oe caual ia The MoI<inl,y rate. tho
highest schrdnl. in the country's history
MIR Jones OF ArltnnAas objected In
vircraus specch ie the rntc fixed on -sin-
dow alags it waq Of universal cousuiup-
lion mud yyle In the hands OF trusts Two
,ssociaitons controlIjnr practically the
business IN this country aud dividing The
TERRITORY and living rates.
Among an the iniauitirs nf The uill"
said me- "AId then name is legion tho
glass schedule ia tho most manstrous."
Mi Scwell tRep.. n. IJ chnlcuecd Mr.
ZONES atatrmcnta fayine there were IN
dlviIun glass mnlors in his state outside
any trust and struggling for existence
against foreign competition
Mr. Mills Of TcXaa said the glass rates
were onuruouuly unjstinablp. running
from 1ij 10 lGS per cent, 1t was far he
youd anything when the country fhel be
pan TO foster industricg. II Nas not q duiy
t.,, ,,ssattN L.. 10.
Mr. White Of California Rpoko at IenpN
neainst the bill SAYING the rate wus pro
hitnry 10 large eyicnf and tor this
reaeon would fal TO raise revenue az the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-29
TODAIS FEATURES.


Tnlnan introduced resolution 10 IN
vos.ignie charges OF Rruatoiial sDecnla-
,ion IN sugar stocks. tho mf tha1s pursued
by the sugar Trust and ts camna!Rn con-
,riIuisons said the persons making the
charges should be punished II they were
untrue: n true the senator should be es-
PEELED. Aidrlch denie1 that any outsider
knew anvthinR Of the sugar schedule.
Republican majority wNle good DroRresa
with the tariff bill
Colorado popultst told a Dallas audi
once that civil war would cure the Ills Of
the country.
An effort Is being made to prevent the
invesi ieation demanded BY 1fliman.
Secretary Gage spoke At BANQUET on
the adminis,rlticR's financial policy. but
IN many words he said noih.hR.
In Il iieht between COLLEGE students and
ma:tia ana police At Columbia. y O.. one
Of tho sttdents was freshly wounded.
Grero-Turkish war.
George e said TO intend 30 leave Greece
In order 10 ESCAPE the fury OF The nop-
ulace.
Crete viii be abandoned by Greece and
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-29
A SOCIALIST VICTORY.
Government outvoted an III" Bin 4"
Control Public Meetings.

CunfrOI Tuhlic MrrtIngs,
psrlin Nav Is in auticipation OF the
ber''H' M"S 80 49,
second reading OF the plli ahieh'lhs '"'
law of as@ociatiou the lower house of the
p,,ssian die, was crowded. After brief
'5''''' - 80 count ri,,bsrr.
a'seuSs'o" 'ne ''0'''' u >'o'''. ''''' '1.as.
allowing the police to prohibit meetings
uhto, mini, ho oxnected 10 endanger the
,,t,,,,. o~,1or was
rytartpl The lower house OF the ultl, III 20
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-29
GutauILLAs BEATEN OFF.
Tiiry Attacked m Insurgcnt ItosDi-
tnI WIN NrrN I'nnr Kcsmlls.


Now York, May ~ special to tho
World from Key West. Fla. says; a hoa-
pltnl in Ilayaua province wea attacked by
Spanish Gurrilas, The lnnnrgonta were In
formed Of lher approach. The guorillas
demanded tho surrender Of tho place, when
tho inmates replied With n Yolley. Killing
i've Spaninrds. Tho SOLDIER, then Fct fire
10 tho wonden portion OF The building. but
tic stone pbit r0nnnod intact and tho be-
sicged ninde sneh Gallant fight that tho
enemy finally retrfated
sixteen Riiurilay raidcd camp Of tho
paeiflcos IN Maian2as province and carried
OF soven women. One day some Of tho
women managnd to secure sene KIND OF
poison, which was put In the food kettles
Of tho band and every guerilla died IN
agony.
Colonel Roirifuca and 2Fo Cuhans attack
Cd caslquae. near ]aruco last week, drove
OF the carrlson nnd looted tho place.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-29
TILLMAN WANTS INVESTIGATION
Either Correspondents Senators Should Be Exc
PEELED From the Senate Gallery Chamber
Had Read Signed Had Made
Profits Sugar Trust Stock Through Their knowledge of the
Proposed Sugar Schedule Aidrich Denied Ii,

rerod o
delivery
n
Of Of
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denial
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-29
SHELNEp.
DON'T WANT AN INVESTIGATION
Effort Being Made Head Orr Timoo Resolutions
Matter Is Pressed Inyesnaun viii BE Ordered

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do
be tho
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Paris. Nav ga number Of people WIZ
have been interviewed by repressntauyts "
the Gaulols on the subject of Emperor WIZ
lam of Germany visiting Paris during me
exhibition OF 1900 agree that MS nl"''S's :
visit is luadmissible as long RS the qpe''
ton OF Aleace- Lorraine exists
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ocratlc party VS.. relieved 10 this extent.
but added: NOW. NO ONE DENIES
THAT FOR THE LAST TWO MONTHS
ROOMS AT THE ARLINGTON HAVE
BEEN OCCUPIED ny THE FINANCE
COMMITTEE, IN EASY TOUCH WITH
THE TELEPHONE TO NEW YORK AND
EASY REACH or AGENTS on THE
SUGAR TRUST"
Why WAS it. he asked that the sugar
trust cen always command specific III
stea1 Of an nd vnlorem duty2 Why was It
that they cleared SIS. ooo o00 In three ycarsY
II was the democratic party who made It
possible IN 1894.
And now" he added, with a disregard
aad dcmoralizcd democratic purity ont OF
power and the republicans in charge Of al,
fairs, We have another damnns evidence
OF tho sugar trusts power"
MIR. T.iiman said he would now present
specifications and had read 81 number ~
signed articles in the newspapers of New
York Chicago and elsewhere mailing seri.
Gus charges against senators some 10y
I'hlst's HN lll0A az Nltlt A' lsf4 FflAllU
Ahead on Sugar" and erola " the New
Jersey senator selling 5000 sharos at puear
stock short at a psofit Of Saooo lIr Smith
was not in the chamber st the tme
Another article spoke NJ the Large
Profits 10 Senators aud steSed that 5000
shares Of sugar stoci, haA been handled
The day before for three SENIORS
MIR. 1illman sold it wan about time those
specific charges lnost of them Higne1 win
the names Of uleir authors, should he
probed There 'hould be no mixture OF tho
old investigation and the now one.
Let MS not mix up tho democratic sheep
with the republican goats" he eaid but
let US have q fumgailon"
II was not a time when senator's should
sit here apparently silcncca by cowarlico
or corruption. n the republicans had re-
ceivod the recont campaign contributions
from "the Octopus. he said. II should le
brought before the American people If
this gang of thieves and robbers we're to-
have all they wanted then let the Amerl-
can laborng man realize what II glorious
senate represented him at Washington
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any place influence" th' RAINING OF inc
sugar schedule. or received Information Ms
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MIR. Aldrich said no living person out
glde The members had any information as
W 'h' S"'le'' @"'" ,"' ~ NUTS p'iore
j, was reported. Then the senator from
Neyada Lonesl had bceu shown the schcd.
,,ta Ao hum, him. hayo-,d Mt ha,
W. -" "''i'"" '''s n"4
received tho slightest Information.
And any man who Rgys no or init.
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be parliamentary here"
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