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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1897-04-10
Not a Well Day
Did She See For Months-can aw
Sleep Well, Eat Well, and Pain
Have Disappeared.

For several months M health III
been falling, and l did not have a We.
day IN this time. I had severe pan,
in my back, my limbs ached and | u
restless at night I suffered with la
Of appetite and severe nervous head
aches A friend advised ne to =
Hoods sarsaparilla- After taxing ii
medicine for a while / found w
gaining In health rapidly. l now has
a good appetite, can sleep vel, and u.
pains with which / suffered have i.
most entirely disappeared. l an gas
ing in flesh. am still taking Hood
Sarsaparilla and recommend it whe.
ever I CO. MISS SARAH SMITH, 81
North Park Street, Chillicothe, Oha
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1897-04-10
The News Condensed.
Important Intelligence From All Parts
CONGRESSIONAL.
Proceeding. Of tn. Special Session

Proceedings Of the Special Session.
The BIZ 70 prevent the exhibition 81 prize
fght gIctures by msanS ~ the kaleidoscope
and kindred devices was reported savora~
bly, in the senate on the 9Th and the aT1'-
tratlon treaty vas further discussed. The
nominations Of Charlemagne Tower Of
Pennsylvania 70 be minsster 20 Austria
Hungary. and Henry Clay Evans, 81 Ten
nessee N % commissioner II pensions,
were received from the oresidsDt. A oil
appr0prfating slSN,GH for me hOod-stScken
districts In the south was passed - IN the
hOuse Mr. SpauldIng fMich.j introduced
a loint resolution provfdIng for the anHsTa-
ton ~ Hawaii 20 the LDit-d stairs T'AS
tar,T 5nl was discussed.
Senator Allen (p>op.. Neb) made long
speech N the senate on the 9th uit. On The
uncn nst!,utionaiity OF tsriT taxes beyond
these ra1usFs for revenue, The srbitra-
ton treaty was further ds-cu@sed. Senator
Morgan offered a resolution calling for
further Cuban Info-rns ton. The nouiua-
ton Of Frank ". Palmer. Of Illinois. 20 be
public printer wa received from thS pr-si-
dent In tho hoGse Mr. Heat~OIe CAinnD
Introduced a resolution FOR a banking and
currency commission which ~ In l!ne win
the recornmendstioHs ~ President McKin-
ley's Inaugural address. The r4riH bill vas
further cOnsidsr.d.
The senate began voting On the M.
nit upon the niscsllaneouA amend
pents % me Anzio-A mer;can aroitrs-
Ton treaty An amendment 20 tho treaty
was adopted prov!f!ng that all questions
OF national policy, the Monroe doctrine,
stc, shall be eliminated from the treaty,
and all subjects proposed 10 ~ submitted
10 arbitration shall be arst submitted 70
tho s~rats In the houEe the Dinghy
tariff bal vas pa-r>d By a vote Of ~ 10 10
and an amendment vas aiorted giving I'm
mediate effect 20 the Law.
Tho tar!T bll passed By the house was
received ~ the ser ate on The 10, and 70
fsrred 20 the finance com niotse. a rem
Iution vas introirlcsd declaring thsat the
United states sfSouh accord both parties
10 the conflict In Cuba full rscoSnitlon "A
belbgerents Tho arbitration treaty vas
further iiscUssef. The nominations II An
drew y. White. Of New Tank, "a anbas-
sAdor 20 Germany: William = Drsp>r. or
hasaar h'lsetts, a. ambassador 70 Italy
ard Benjamin Byttarrorth. o. Ohio az
coTnrnissioher % patents we're recAtved
from the president Adjourned 20 the s,h
In the house NJ business raA trans
acted.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1897-04-10
DOMESTIC.

The boiler of a portable sa~nGIl ex-
pIoderj az AugustA Ga, instantly kill
ing Calvert Prone and J. T. Tucker and
fatally injuring three others.
It ia stated that Judge John r Day,
OF Canton, o., haA been seIected az the
special representative Of President Nc
kinney 10 Cuba
Charles A. Dana, president Of the
United Press, made voluntary assign
Jnent for the latter In the View York
courts, with liabilities estimated at
ys00,0O0.
x. V. Schuyler, John Hsn1s, ". Me-
Carthy and Gus ScbaInnnet committed
suintde in Chicago bNcnuse they were
ont III work
Fhur t0llgates in Garrard cr,1nty. Ky,
were destroyed by mob of 80 masked
men.
The gUntrat Helena on her trial trip
On Ling Island sound develope,i sped
Sf Is 80 knnts an hour, earning a boz
ms on $4,000 FOR the builders.
The foods In the snuth and west con-
t'nue and at Helena, Ark, and vicinity
tho situation was worse than ever be-
fore.
The Visible supply If grain in tho
United Strttcs ON the goth was: Wheat,
o9,D23.0D0 bushels; corn, 25.l52, 300 bush
els; oats, 13,736y60 bushels; rye, 3,7Os,-
600 busheis; barley, 3, fb5;bno bushels.
Gov. Adams has signed the bill abol-
ashfng capitol punishment in Colorado
The property Losses by the recent cy-
clone In Texas were estimated at 81, sOO,-
900 and fully $500, 900 Of this amount
falls on the railroad systems centering
In Dallas.
Joseph J. Luiz, convicted in Balti-
more OF flibusterIng, was sentenced In
the United States court TO Jail for IS
months and fined $500.
A new police census OF Pittsburgh, Pa,
gives a population OF 200, 900, an increase
since 1890 OF $4,000.
The KceDe IN. H. savings bank,
which suspended some time ago, has re-
sumed business.
The vault OF the State bank Mt Oneida,
ILL.,, was blown open and $4,000 was so
cured by the robbers.
! Mr. Elizabeth French and her baby
md Miss Ellen Morrisey and Mrs.
Thomas Darlington were snothered TO
death by smoke Ia house In New York.
Three breaks occurred In, tho levee
that protects the Mississippi delta from
the waters Of the river md Mt Greenville,
Mayside and other Mlss,issippi towns
hundreds OF persons werc homeless and
half-naked men, women and children
were grouped In squads along the levecs
In the vicinity OF the breaks.
Incendiaries started four fires NJ AZ
fooDa, Pa. causing loss OF 100000.
Dwight l. Moody, the evangelist,
rpoke 70 $4,000 persons in tho Auditor
fum In Chicago nj the opeuing Of
berries OF eight meetings.
| A tornado ut Chandler. or, Destroyed
f1irce-fourths Of the town of 800 pco-
pie, and 200 persons wore badly hurt
md IS killed. Only two buildings wero
left s<noding.
| Two sesrocs, MsrysrcS Jones and her
4ven-yeseold son, wers killed by lIebt,
1ug Dew AmxssA Or ~a's7 % !
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1897-04-10
BaseIy MaIiened.

Il have good reason to be-" said the
young man, when they asked him why
he was so sod. "You know appeared
at the Fadley -Smarton ball as a if
teenth century Englishman?"
Yes"
And to make cure that would be
correctly reported had my Office hoy
send an item 10 the papers. And he
abbreviated 1t 80 IL came out that I
was in the character OF 1s-cent Eng
lishmsn. Journal.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1897-04-10
Raspberry Cake.

Take stale loaf of cake; cut off the
top and scoop out the inside, leaving
the bottom and sides of the cake about
l or n inches thick. Place the crumbs
thus removed into dish; add 1 cupful
OF raspberry jam and sufficient rich.
BOILED custard 20 that che mixture win
MI the cake case. Replace the cover
and set away until needed in a cola
place. Serve with boiled custard
poured over n and whipped crs.m.-
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1897-04-10

Heavy frosts have caused extensiv,
damage to fruit crops throughout Cali
tornia.
A cyclone passed over Gradys, Ark
slmoSt destroying the village, killing
four colored women and wounding sew
eral others.
A tornado swept across the country
four miles east Of Superior. Neb., and
many farm buildings were destroyed
Clark Lewis and several other men
under arrest at Charleston, w. Va, con,
fessed that they have committed q
murders m the past two years and hid
den the bodies in an old mine.
All Colorado was buried under about
foot Of snow and stock on the ranges
would suffer severely.
The condition Of affairs In the Mis-
sissippi yallew grows daily more ex-
citing. and il is probable the worst has
not yet been experienced. One OF two
more big breaks In the leyees have oc-
Cured.
High water in rivers in Illinois, Iowa
and Wisconsin was again doing great
damage and many persons we're driven
from their homes.
The severest blizzard Of the season
prevailed in western Nebraska and all
railway trains were blockaded.
The excess Of governments receipts
over expenditures for March amounted
10 s3,743,72s.
Ten business houses at Albany, Ind,
were destroyed by fire.
The turnpike raiders Of Lincoln coun-
~, Ky, have 3nrmed IN oath-bound or
ganizatiOn pledged 70 destroy all the
tolIgates in the county.
Fire 4utted the warehouse Of Bousfe!d
6S Co.'S ~oodenware factory at Bay City,
MICA, the Joss being 500, 900.
The countess Of Aberdeen the wife
Of the governor general OF Canada, de-
livered the convocation address at the
University Of Chicago, an honor never
before acoorded TO woman in this
country.
The gold coinage during March
amounted 70 sI3, 40, 800, while !, +oo,25
silver dollars were struck OF.
The public debt statement issued on
the lat shows that the debt decreased
81, 63s, 254 during the month OF March.
The cash balance ia the treasury was
1915 .23o, T59. The total debt, less the
cash balance n the treasury, amounts
20 81 GOA, 3s2 200.
Every town, village and hamlet along
the course Of the river D>Speres In Mis-
.. To-
The government receipts from Gus
toms during March amounted 70 s22,-
1886. against sl3,344,2l5 tor March,
1896. The receipts from internal rev
enue increased about $4,000 over
March ~ last year.
The food situation in the Mississippi
delta abo@s Greenville, Miss.. vas i'm
proving.
Cambridge SPRING., a health resort
near Meadville. Pa, was almost cn tirely
destroyed BY fire, involving loss o.
500, 900. the death OF Charles Hayes, a
merchant, and he serious injury Of
score Of persona.
4 cyclone passei south Of Star City.
Ark, wreckin2 many honses and out
buildings and killing three persona
between Minneapolis and 81. Paul
/ 200 families were rendered homeless
by a rise in the AississipP river.
The most severe sn0~storm in ~
years struck Laramie, Wyo.. and yicin-
ity, doing immense damage 10 cattle
and sheep. "..
II il ANNOUNCED that Associate Justice
Stephen J, Field, Of the United States
court, proposes To retire from
the bench July /.
J. n. Fynn, mining EDITOR Of the
Deadwood IS. d. Ti1nes, fell from The
steps ct his house and broke his neck.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1897-04-10
THAT SPLENDID coFFEr

Mr.. Goodman. Williams County N
writes US: From one package sal,,.,
German Coffee Berry grew 800 Donna
Of better coffee than I can buy ins,o,.
at 30 cents pound"
A package of this and big seed cab.
logue is sent you by the John A. Salr
Seed Co.. La Crosse. Wis, upon rec.n
of IS cents stamps and this notice. ri
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1897-04-10
Reason for Diseret,o,.

Yes, George" she said, with q fond
smile, "our engagement must be kept
q secret"
but why, dear ~ he asked.
Because, silly boy, IL IL wero made
public people would think really in
tended TO marry you."-Philadelphia
North American.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1897-04-10
Never TafIs

Doctor" the caller asked of the dis
tInguished surgeon, when ordinary
methods fail to bring a man from under
the influence Of chloroborm, how do you
procccdT'
IT SHOW him his birl."-Detroit Free
Press.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-10-22

TIE principal point wSs the rs@S-Ss-
BE growth q Civilization brought
shout tArousA TIE medium q the AM
sztozz Missionaries, apparent II the
- yearS wAsoa elapsed between Mr.,
Swlzlo1'S IS. Sz6 Sscoai visits
Among sas many things ted Was s
story a 5 zell-S1owa thief who went
aboard re Morning >ts- for S visit
S2o7s With Many oshs- natives He
SIZED 5 r57s-Aoat and determined 70
set s. - he sal right down ove- i and
tA-SE his sowing roeeS s6ous- - s.
% ward o7 suspicion Then Ne reached
down and began 70 Ss-S. eC1 ths -5rs
v-ozl6 los give way, Mr.. >wiagoz ask
- hil whss he VS. dong. h1t he o2ly
SAooS his GsS1 Ten O2e q the sail
o-s Il TIE -5sgl2g shouted Hes Try
szS u seal .As -ias-Aol;-- Mr.. Swim
IN vs-y 2olics,y tod him % take il
-ssAt zlO-E
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-10-22
ny IT E2s,~oz. was Unanimously

nv Dr Ezs-soz. was unanimously
s3oF,sG,
Eoaolulc- ocsoos- =. 1877.
Resolved. That IS members q TIE
Buz16 o. Esal1h- Ee AzTe hand - tie
S-65e1 and 1zslzs.v 6sssA q D--
szrs5 X smith q kolo1- Hausz VIII
pan and -@g-s-
D- Sz5sA's duties IS a. agent z15
L5S-5s- zs-yssczzz have 81 81 .szsS
hss1 performed VIII R-zcli1Sous oo1-
Sc-sz-1ous1eSS. and have gwen ne
hisheS- szrzS1sc-5oz.
II z56l11o- u sh5S- D-- S-5-A's pub
liz services have been q S1cA Ia
r1-s 3 . cs1 S1-ezrioz u hin IS s
se2t-sz c--1c1-s rAllzz-h-CQ1S- q t-osS
V5swS
ne 5sz1h If D-. smith Is s los ao,
o-ly u ths Soz-5, H1- . he whole
coz=C1sy
ms Bo2-6 wishes 10 express is
profound Sympathy with rs family
and friends Q. IL deceased
Resolved TAz- his resolution -
spread q Lhe minutes q 1As Boz-5 q
Health and & COPY - sz1- u re fan
5ly sid .-5s16S = ne deceased
D. Day asked permission 10 have
some O. ths clothing and s7ec-S .. :
patient zzse-e5 viz 5i7hthz-sz passed
-h-o1zA IL 6is5-tsc-iaE plant 81 rs
quarantine S-zlo2 This vas agreed
n
Discussion han hors upo2 55Pa-
-hs-l2 II his cou1-y- D. Day *
pressed il sS lis opinion -Az- -hs -sz-
sol -as disease EzS oos prevalent here
WZS q account O. Ia abundance Q.
sunshine and fresh BIZ
President Smith chs1 asked Thv 8,
Vas lAz1 Chinatown os5aE IS filthy :
Plzcs s. i was sE Qs-hzpS less sick.
. ness thz- any ozhe- place n ne cir
F D. Wood gave = q his opslio1 -hs-
ne Chinese VS. rzce CAs- had =,
centuries been nss5 70 5us- s1eA co25t
Z Mons z16 thai their having becozi
E uss5 10 living au56s- 1l-1 vzs IL
52Cse q -hs5- god hzzl-1-
Boz-d adjourned g 4-So
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-10-22
New Ar1ist in Town.

c " Ewing II artist Eu0 san
Francisco. Who las bean 10-=5 to- his
h= -o-k II -he Photographic EnG Is
nSE @pl0Esd ~5-a ! : Williams 1he
Fu---s--5=- photographer He has
s-z--s5 II already On his Eork- and las
uz6s o1e 6ns Ez-sr-colo- q : soc5s1y
LADY The picture : done Il sCch z
Wy = 70 make i stand ON II relief
The eotoTs z-e APPLIED II szch : elETe-
-. = 70 make Z 61e e5=c- M E~-
Ing VII s-z- sooa q : Ez-s--oolor OF
Princess EziulznL
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-10-22
RIDERS ARE HERE
Crack Coast Men Arrived
on Moana.
Delighted With Honolulu and Cy-
clonere Track-wIu Appear
On Saturday.

hey srs 81 here : Desky. the
man who pun I'D he capital TO give
n boys $ ire track AZ He~slo: r L
Co1klnE- the huSgllng bicycle man
2Ee. Dan y. Whitman champion Of
southern California; George 0. Saz-
TX. champion Q: ths Pacific CoSSs;
Allan y. Jones Who has Won 6rst
prizes IN sveatS galore. o-s OF whose
ls1aS- tes,S Vas ths defeat o. OTTO
Zsegle-. whose tzSt riding w2s flashed
t-on Pac55e 70 Atlantic Coasts il 2Il
TIE Papers and. lzS-- bu: not least
-'7Trilby- Fowler. thar very eccentric
yo-g bicycIe rider q san Francisco
who dos not mind gong down flight
Of stairs backwards while mounted OF
his fzyors,e wheel, JUS 10 set Up 81
appetite for breakfast, and appears On
ire track il : suit striped with yelloS
and black and cries o1-- How an
for : wasp
The crack riders from California,
their manager and TriIby" are 8 fine
- q fellows and Honolulu gives vel
come % then. Dos alone o. account Of
Chelr personalities bur from the f2ct
that thsy hare cone here 70 give the
people some god. clean spOT--
l. = +uS- such work 3 that which
Mr- DeSky and his able associates have
been doing that VII give Honolulu z
slide along II lEe line Of sports II :
vs-y vel 70 have zoczl sports and 70
encourage The people who take part
therein. b1t il Is he rubbing ag2ins.
outside talent thai counts for most
and thai lends a Interest hitherto IN
known : szr hsS ben made. and
-ou along Lh5-e Sholl6 1o5 d bicycle
riders. football Baseball ana tennis
plzyEs. - vel Is crack osrsmsR
coming % Hawaii from that land
where Spo-S q al Kinds are inCulgsd
II 70 = great sx1at-Ansric2
When lhs crack riders with theil
manage Nj Co1kli1g arrived hs-s
yS-sr6zy- L1sy expressed their admir-.
alton for this huSIl51g LITTLE place bui
HLea hey saw he rack 81 hsEzlc
Ei-h is 11e surface and lis arrange
usat for spea5. 1ot forgetting n;
beautiful Scs1Gy round about The!
could 1o- fully exl-ess themselves M
Co-kl51g said ! have ben OF greaf
many trscks. bun ! tel you candid!
never saw one that could II any "a!
compare Eilh this Il : great, and
an Cad ~ cane TheEs : 10 dOub
that very fast tine can be made OF
This rack and altar The opening, N.
god fellows ! have Il ny charge vii
III toE records
Each Oue Of he riders cones viii
his ON Wheel While Jones has NO
There ara slso TWO tzndsms and D.;
tTzplet in the lo-- TTiiby- brought th'
tr5ple- up town and rode On one sea
after The Other While speeding along
Re : quite : restless chap
The crack riders we're al out On thi
track yesterday afternoon and indulg
II i soma good swift turns. paced .!
tsndsns O. otherwise. They ride i
The Ts-y best Of form. with that easy
graceful movement that characterize:
usn %ho have had experience
On Saturday there xiii be lot o.
fun Al ths park N the afternoon ther;
Eiu b riding and than again II tbs
evening. ths PARK xiii BE- illuminate
and The riders. both local and foreign
15I sused around the track The ev-
en-s arranged for VII D vel worth
SEEING Trilby VII give Al exhib.-
ton.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-10-22
LEGAL ADVICE GRATIS.

Law, like drugs, is dispensed free in
Paris by number of lawyers, divided
into various departments, each con-
Quoted by an experienced lawyer and
two assistants. who give gratuitous ad-
vice TO needy clients one morning and
afternoon weekly. The scheme has
been in operation two years and works
well, the bureau having last year given
advice in 1864 cases and taken up 166
delicate and complicated cases, Of
which nearly one-half were won.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-10-22
On Micronesia.

The talk gwen by M Henry swim
-on II KaEzishzo Church last Sunday
svening vas Listened 70 by q great
many natives with intense interest
and ghs1 The speaker finished, many
went from The place saying I Eon-
der Why The missionaries from Micro
1ssiz have nsTer tod Is al that b.
fore
II fact M SEinton told z great
many points that have already been
presented. but he made them interest
ing and then added Z great deal Of
shat he CLEANED from personal obser-
Ta-on-
The discourse Vas OF Micronesia
and 1hs people 10 b found there, while
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-10-22

Mr.. Bishop will 80 TO Pahsla while
the two ladies will proceed on up TO
Kspapala Ranch, on visit 10 Mrs.
Julian MonSarrat. Before returning.
about six weeks hence, q trip will be
made to the Volcano.
The friends of Mrs. c. J. Falk, who,
according to news brought on Sunday,
was dangerously i'll in Mahukons, will
be glad to know that the kinau
brought letter TO her parents, making
know her Improvement She was not
well enough TO be brought down on the
kinau and it is now probable that she
will remain until entirely well.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-10-22
AT ART LEAGUE
Miss Kelley Charms Rer Larse
Audience

Miss Kelley Charms Her Large
Audience
TIE Ce1u. q Mss Edna Keller :,
-he AT Lszs1e lzS- eve1zaz wzs one
u ~ long remembered h hs- 23nl--
as ths 1umbE Of which waS undoub,-
s5ly S~ellsd :-oD among -hose Tho
Es7s hearing Ter to- ne hrS. tine
Besides The tasteful z--zaEe1s1t Of
-1s sage where ferns 6ows-s zn6
VINES made svsry-h5ns bezu-it-l. 6ai--
IT candle flames appearing 5. clusters
tro1 val and csble wae :. z65s5
novelty
II LAs l=st appeared : plzcz-d q
artistic 6aS-n BEARING Ia p-Vz-a2 O.
-hs svsZaz- and FRS 1poa i cane
The scaz- Ramona. m Mss Note
Tz5s ia5y'S contributions % 1hs Lazg-s
hitherto have ben Il re he Of po-os
lzz1 r4z1-1E- and : musical rendering
70 preface he Esy Tor Lhs Tec5-stio-s
which followed Vas nos Welcome
- Mss Keller proceeded u Es- line
i EzS made evident maj S1s vas NOS
thoroughly q hone. and his 100. 81
sz11s ths way f1o1 sad % gay TIE
charm q : dramatic speaker : nat
-Ezln=ss- and This i where Mss Hs1-
-sy VII VI he1 z-1ls1oss- and lo-6
then g Ia lES-- EE expressive CON-
cs11cs lands CuiGk Response % any
words I1z- her Grs express. and This
: : charm -hs- I'll Spesk to- z-Szlt
zEz-- t-o0 Il! z-=0Q- o. he dramatic
writer EEo furnishes material fo- Fl
z-ls- q render Which ever turn rh=
Su15-c- cooz- -zs audience Vas uo-s
-hz1 pleased q his occasion TEs-s
7EzS bl- one fault ID 51G-lhs answers
70 he s2c1-sS FE-s zl1oge-Esr 100
szo--
III EoEz-5's rendering Q: Tie
-CLzr5o- Race ~ Lev wallace 81
l-s-=5 n Eco-s- which / nos- Diff
cZl- S-55=c- % banda namely. :
laughing plscs- IA ne speaker "a:
equal u -hs oogzs-gl q s-ch 81 extent
lhzz his audience materially assisted
lin II Ie uosI telling paris This II
-=s-s-ialz oozpli-=z- Is -hs hE1@-
which cz1 d paid u Sas Eho 50 thor
e1g1iy masters IL situation
Tie 1eU ops1DE o. III All LesgEs
51o-s VII D to- The pictorial e1aii-ii-
Iu1. which I'll y due early Il Jhs
=1sI1g o11-h
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-10-22
TIMELY TOPICS
JUST now Eoa,- Rice sias, and

JU0T NOW Both Rice and
UOuI nun Sugar Planters
are forming plans for the en-
suing season and looking
about for the best imple-
mentS for preparing their
lands for next years crop.
Orders are coming in fast
for the famous ADVANCE
Double Furrow. roller Coul-
Ter pillow, voted last year the
best implement for the pur-
pose ever introduced on
these Islands.
Profiting by previous ex-
perience, we have ordered a
new supply, in anticipation
of a run upon them.
We also carry the well
known Perfect double
mould board plowS in three
sizes, viz: II, IA and 10 inch
burrows and also the Per
feet breaker pillow in II. IL
and 10 inch sizes.
The merits of these plowS
are too well known to need
booming up. They perform
their work in the manner
their name implies.
We have a large asSort-
ment of Rice plowS. in sizes
ranging from a 6-inch to a
II5-inch cut, also CultivatorS.
! Harrows. and a full line of
! Avery'S sugar land imple-
mentS, including Stubble
diggerS, cultivatorS, fertlll-
ger distributors, etc. etc.
Planters ale invited 10
open up a correspondence
with us or call in and look
our stock over.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-10-22

n Tie Police Cou1- yesterday morn
Ing He czss o. Henri Dds. suspected
O having stolen Eines from The osllzT
q he lz-s British Commissioner wzs
uCTls prossd
The case Of Ezai Tor adultery. vas
also nolle pr0ss'd
Mario Marques charged with disc
bsdisnos 70 parents, had sentence suz-
pslCsd II her case
The case Of Charles Gillian for lzr-
eenE II the second degree Ess SCI for
his morning
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-10-22
Your

The scientific person knows that for
every pest there is an enemy, and the
result of application will effect a rid
dance.
We have learned from a very reli-
able source that by spraying the plants
with a solution Of WHALE-OIL SOAP
that the Rose Bug, and. in fact, all in
sects. will either die or leave the plant
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-10-22
GROUP QUICKLY CURED.

MOUNTAIN GLEN, Ark.-our chill
dren were suffering with Group when
We received bottle of Chamherlain's
Cough Remedy. II afforded almost in
slant relief.-F. A THORNTON. This
celebrated remedy is for sale by all
druggists and dealers, Benson. Smith
& Co, agents for Hawaiian Islands.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-10-22

Miss Brewer, who was engaged to be
u the lAss Dr. Smith. Of Kau-
81, received the news Of his sudden
death through an evening newspaper
in Oakland, She had already sent her
personal elects % the vessel on which
she Intended 70 sail for Eilo.
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VIII he No Reception.

The birthday anniversary Of the En-
peror OF Japan, which occurs On No
Tember ID. VIII not b celebrated in
any public manner, owing 70 the fact
thar the court i IN mourning Minis
Ter Shimsmura viii not hold z recep-
ton On that day.
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Captajn Parker Returns.

Capt Robert Parker returned on the
KHAN yesterday, after 2 Ien-days' Wis
Il through Konz- The captain reports
The coffee in thriving condition. and
adds that The japanese are acquiring
al the lands Of the HaTaiisns, IN some
instances paying high prices for them
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-10-22

Evidently there IS q bike lamp war
SONS On. ". ". Dinaond & Co, are
selling Banner bicycle lamps for 81
each with the usual soo6 discount for
csSA besides, This Is S reduction Of 50
cents fron yesterdays quotation.