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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-10-05

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faum elm Observation-Disclosures, gdHfrsutlbli4ez
req 9Dlf9en benten, pis bas Der &anaten
Die 8eiben paren i'm Suli unb Iugnt =
alIo dsra6e pd6renb Der 8eIibtrgreiFung Der
SrIeln BON 5eittn Der 8ua5esregierung =
in SonoGulu, Inn Mufna6msn fir Die Sine
mdtoqrap6z8ilbsr nit 4ensn 9err Golmes
1einen 8ortrag iiber 6apaii - Gnos Stto%
Der in Der bieiigen ngeatral Mufic 9aG" =
beleben pirb, 5u MAIDEN, uab Eoben bprt
bp9interefante 8eoba9tungen aeina9t, bic
Der @ortrdgsfin1 tlsr griinoli@ be-
fpre6en pirb. Mie !9err 9ropn
uns mittbsiIt hatten tie ou6 Sc
Gegenbeit, einem 6eite Der Gingeborez
nen, o2uau" s%snannt, bei5upO9ntn, 6as in
@aittti, elmer rsiaenb am Ocean gelsgsnen
8orTtubt BON 9onplulu, abge6altea tpurbe.
Sic tparen gu bieiem 3pede BON finem Der
rei6iten lnO angeiebeaite1 &aaafen in befIen
prd@tig = na9 europaif6sm Wttfter etna
Qc1i9tete8 2anbbaus gefii9rt iporben. Dasz
ielbe bsftebt aus groBem, bteredigsm Wittel%
bol, an ben it9 i'm Re9tsd bier tleinere See
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bon ipitbem Wein, Der ii@ aIerIpegen an ben
Wdnben emporranft, giebt btsf fem @ebGuoez
complex bas Musfe6en zines Wtdr4eni4lofies.
@sim @intritt in Die 8i1a. purD:n Sic beiben
Gficagoer - @urton 9oImts 1T bstanntli9
bier gebpp:n uno bat uu6 feline @r5iebung
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bpn Der Satin i6res Wirtbe3 cuffs Jreunbz
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flctnen, Dioletfarbigen 8tumt1, bic in Sorm
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bieie I'm ben gals 9etegt tpirb. (Siebe N6z
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Der Der 8Gi te gef9midt, bic it9 in Ger groBen
uno bO6en @%mpfangs6aas hsrTommelten.
9ann bego6 itA Die gauge @efsu1Gaft, BE
!Se1ren gefii6rt bon i6rem 9aitgeber, bic 9a=
men bon Defen Gemabtin, NAB Der ,2anai",
trp Der n2udu" BON bibI9en 9atpaiinetnnen
IN ibrer Nationaltra4t fsroirt lpur5e. Die
9trren tparen i'm tpeiBen nOud" zWn3ua, Die
Samen in ge1dmadoo1en Gomme>fpfiimen,
i'm S9nttt no9 n~eueftsr Moos, erI9ienen,
Die n2unai" 1T Der oft so BEL 35 SUB
groBe bieredige 9alenbau bss 9aipaii'19sn
Wp3n3auTes, Der na9 brei Soften 3u 9eDffz
net psrben fam, 70 baB 2uft unb 2t@t UNI
ge3Inbert bereinflut6en. &iefige S@lingz
gepd3fe nit @tdmmen, bic etn bo6es Otter
e%rfennen lafen, tpebren benz tparmen Sonz
nenli9t. Mit Der n2ania", in pel9er bic
9erren 9oGmes unb 8rppn gu Safe, mar
efne Serraffe per6unben, bic Direct gum tfer
hes Oceans fiibte. Die Safeln fparen in
5orm zines W" gefebt, an Oeffen unterem
@nOe Der @aItgeber unb feline Satin 1aBen,
9as petBe Sofeltu6 mar unter Der Siiue
Der ausgebreiteten Serne urb 8lumen taum
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-10-05

bratmsiIen groB unb 5d6lt etipa 10000
@inpobner, tpdbrenb Die 3nsitgr0bte =
M1aut = cine 8etpopnet5ebG BON 10000
aufpeif, Die brittgr0Bte TT Oa5u : 20
MeiIen lang, 20 brett, nit $1,000 Gin
pobnern unb auf ibr 1T 9onolulu, Die
6auptftabt Sapaii's, gef;sen. Die Dierte
SnIel, Ntanat ober au4 auuai, bat Elm
Mreal BON 78O Quapratms;leE unb cine
@inppbner5abl bon 1861. Die nG6ftgrDBz
ten 1tnD: Molpfdi = 40 Meilelt lang z
Bis 9 brett, 2349 Ginpobner; Ntbau Dber
Sneeotp, Is Meilen lang, s brett, II 233
Seelen; &anai, 20 Ms:tm lang, 10 brett
348 @inpobner, unb &o6oolalps, II Weiz
len lang, II brett, Sintpplner3ahl un6e=
fannt. Serner tpurbe biz etlpa 800 Wstilen
iiibli9 bon btefer @rupps seGegene Sniel
8almira, bic iiber 60 QudDratmeilen grDB
1T, bon Der 6atpniti9ta Regierune ais tbr
5ugebDrig beanfpru9t. 0a5 Snielrei9
peift cine pra6tpoGe Ysgetation, aber herz
bdGtniBndBig penig frud4tbartn9 Ooen ouf.
ba bas 2nnb mebrere erloT6ene uno
einige NOD t6dtige 8utfaae ulfipeift. Der
b~ebeutenbite Der lebter.n 1T Ser 8iIauea,
elm beitdnbig tbGti9er 4ratsr nit feuers
fliiffigem 2apafee, Der i~brigens tpdbreno
Der bieitgen @eltau5Felun3 ii einem
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-10-05

bertrag elm 5e6lf9Gug unb bic gemeinz
f9aftli9e GeIolution %unipirtiam fet, tpeil
lie ni9t BON benz @oIfe Der batpuibf4sn Sn>
feGn ober ben @ertretern Der 9efebgebung
beitGtigt unb angenommen lei. Serner
pirb in benz Senbi4rei6en Derlangt, 0aB
Die berfaHungsmGBtge &egierung bonn 16.
SSanuar 1896 unter benz S4ube Der Der.
Stoaten BON Mmerita pieberetngeIebt herz
ben foQe. Inter ben &ebnern in Der Deal
Ienoerfammlung mar Rp6ert q. 8itorD,
Der 3eDollttiondr, Der bor %rintgen Do&ea
ben Sreueto %Ietitete;' I'm ii9 fir cine DOlz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-10-05

f4en ie0em Sat- unb feinem Na9bar befunb
fi3 cine @9iifel NIT ~poi"x elmer &rt
Sru9tiaft. Quf elm OOn Dem @atgeber 9ez
gebenes 3ei9en bin, tdu8te ieber S6eilnsbz
mer feline Singer in bieien Saft unb lutl4.e
i'm geurd9li9 ab. Sc lauter bas gsi4nal3e
Der 3ungen babel lit, I'm 10 gr0Ber IOa Die
Nnertennung fein, Die bic 9dTte benz BON Der
9ausfrau gebrauten rpOi" geben. Nu3bet
purben feline WaRerbebdGter nit 9anOz
tii4ern CUR Heinisung Der tlebrig ~getnorbez
men Singer berumrei9t. Rd4 Dem Gfeu
purbe 9atpatif9e Muit - @eIangsz unO
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-10-05

Snitrumentalz ben @Giten gum 8si ten
gegsben unb nit elmer MOnOI6einzTabrtiu
Ganoes na9 benz Diamond 9eaO" unb auz
rid fanb Sas interefante SET ieinen Nbz
f4GuB.
Die beiben Reifenben tDnnen bic 2iebensz
t%piirbigteit unb bic ungeapungene StDbli4z
felt Der @ingeborenen in 9onpluIu unh l1m=
gegeno nt4t genug riibmen unb ~bebauern,
baB bieielben our4 bas robe Nuftreten, beRen
it@ ni9t psnige Der bort ~garniionirenben
amerifanif9en @olbaten iingit i9ulbig gez
ma4t babeny berf6ii9tert, ipenn ni9t bon
bere4tigtem Sab erfiGt unh CUR Rebeqioa
geneigt iperben fOnnten.
Die politif4e Sage auf 9atpaii 1T CUR
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-10-05

au feben. Sn Der Mitts Der SafeGn paren
5ri9te in reiber 8eri9iebenbeit aufgelegt.
Die fGmmtli6en~Spe paren, benz Sc
brau9 Der 8anafen entipredenb, l9on aufz
getii4t, als bic @dite ii4 auf i6ren pldBen
nisberlisBen. BON Mefern, @abeln pber
26ffeln mar feline Spur borbanben. 0ie
beiben Gbicagoer muBten es ibren Ru4barn
glei9maben unb fdmmtlide Spoifen NIT
ben Singern efen. Sin Sang slide :
Die sis" = purbe pbne Graten ierDirt,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-10-05

a6er in Der Weiie, buB bic 9atgeberin NIT
ibrsn aarten, feinen 6inger6en Die ein3elnen
Slide in S9eile bru9 unb bteie bann berum>
rei9en lieB. 0as pirb bort als bO6e Gbre
betrahtet, tpenn bic 9dusfrau ibren 9Gfen
@elsgenbeit giebt, ibr Die Singer tpenn
audi inbireft : gu leden. Sine anbere @iz
gentbimti9feit biefes @aitmabls tpar oas
v9ot" (rbus", getreu Der a~aerbings lateiniz
i6e1 Gegel: @as man ni9t becliniren fam,
bas felt man als Elm Neutpum any. 3piz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-10-05

finb in berisl6en ni9t bertreten. 9a5
NG4fte TT, buB mir ni4t i'm Stanbe letr
tperoen, gu ftimmen."
Die anbere 5rutttOn 9atpait'er fat Der
gommtiiion ebenfuIs Elm @9ret5en sugez
fteut. sSn bemfeGben pirb UNI zine terri
toriaIe 5prm Der &egierung eriuAt, ne6ft
OolIen 8s9ten fir Die @tnge6orenea, uab
um bic @rlaubniB, 8etpinigumgen fir Die
ST. &0nigin 2iliuptalani, 9rtn5eiiin &uiue
Iani unb bic &0nigin>Wittp &apioluni gu
MAIDEN.
Die 9aDairf4e @ommifiipn, peG4e gun
&egefung elmer @orlags fir cine ~tiinftige
&egierungsfOrm an ben @ongreB CUR 3eit
in 9onolulu peilt. tpirb NIT Elmer Slutb
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-10-05
So. anbrpnte. = Natntntsr 40.

3eit pie foGgt: Die @timmung Der Gin
geborenen 1T unf4Iinenb set9eiGt. Cine
purtet tpiinf6t bic @ieOerein1eBung Der
&0nigin, pdbreub bic unbere ii4 nit Der
nelen Srbnung Der 0inge einberitanoen
ertldrt unb nur um gepihe 8e3ts untg:
Der neuen HsgierungsfOrm erIu3t. Die
@ingeborenen, tpel9e fir @iebsreiniebung
Der &Onigin finD, Ha6en am II. September
cine MISUNDERSTANDING obgebaIten un6
Elm Senbi4rei6en ungenOmmsn, pel6e5 ben
@ommtfGren unter6reitet purbe. Sds
S4rei6en 6eIa9t, buB Der 4n~glieberungsz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-10-05

ferer 2eisr beute pteber Guf bieie geI9i6tz
ti4e 3batia9e unb tniipfen oil biefelbe
einige intereiante M%ittbeilungen.
0ur9 bic Nufna6me 0anaii's 1T bas
9ebiet Der @ereinigten Staateu um 1929
4uabratmilen Oergr0Sert, feline Gintppbs
nsr5a6G nm etpa 100000 GeeIen bermebrt
tporben. Die 9atpati'I4e @ruppe brs UNI
ter Dem @amen Der Sanpipid< SnfeIn be-
tannten SnieIret3s umfdbt fanf8e9n rinz
9elne SnIeln. Die groBte lit 1875 Quas
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-10-05

Die &etpobner iino Den Gamranern
ftammperpanbt. 2siber berring.rt iA i9re
3abl = tpie Die unferer Snbidner pOn
Sobr gu Sa6r in eri4red:nber Deife. 81.
fteben, tpie man Idgt, nauf benz Qusi terbe=
Stat. l1nb bas tit pirtlib fdabe.
Mie bic 9srren Burton 9olmss. Der be-
fannie Sorf9ungsreffeabe unb 8orGeier,
9ta9fotger BON Sobn 8. StObburb, unb beffen
@eI9dftsGeiter 2puis 5rancis 8romn, Der
friibere Gbicasoer Smprefario, einem @er=
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-10-05
Nnfer neues SnTellan0.

6await, amerifaitif9es Gerritorium. - Kob=
Ienffatiou fir S4ife nad oen pbilippi=
men. -So3iales Seben Ger Gineeborenen.
Dorleiun9en Don Burton 6oImes iiber
Ole Papait'f9en JnfeIn.
The San Francisco call., 1898-08-05
ILLNESS IN THE RANKS.
charged-Blood Poisoning From Vaccine

The board of medical survey has ad- journed to meet again on Monday. The next meeting place will be Major Rafter' s tent at the Presidio. Dr. Mathews of the Fifty-first Iowa, who has been one of the members of the board, has been attached to the field hospital. and his place has been filled by pr. Huffman of the Twen- tieth Kansas.
 Late reports show that the percentage of men discharged will be much greater than was first estimate The first es- inmates placed the figure at about three to the company: later developments show an increase to seven or eight to the com pany.
 The death of Private Daniels of the First Colorado recruits will probably be followed by the death of one of his com rades. Private A. Loosa of Company F. Loosa acted as one of the pall-bearers at the funeral on Wednesday, and was taken III at the graveside with septicemia. the same peculiar and deadly malady that killed Daniels
 With the rest of the, men of his com nand Loosa was vaccinated about a week ago. and since that time he has suffered unusually from the action of the virus Tn some way the wound made by the vaccine point was poisoned by con- tact with his shirt sleeve, and yesterday grave symptoms of blood poisoning de- e yeloped He grew rapidly worse, and Dr. Huffman was compelled to have him taken to the French Hospital, where the physicians in charge hold out small hope for his recovery.
The San Francisco call., 1898-08-05
THE HONOLULU
 EXPEDITION SAILS TO-DAY Troops Go Aboard the Charles Nelson and Lakme This Morning.
Orders for the Eighth California to Prepare
 for Active Service Are Daily Expected.

that regiment is due to remain fin the Richmond camp until ordered aboard it. transport.
 The order recently framed by Lieu eral Miller, regarding the policing of the various camps and the appointment of an officer from each command to see to the enforcement Of the regulations has only the appearance of the camp but also in Lettering the. sanitary condition.
 The men of the Fifty-first Iowa Regi- ment have got their tents fixed with floor ing. and yesterday an abundant supply ot straw was issued to them, so that they were quite comfortable Private O'Don- neil Company I. of this command, Is ir the regimental hospital with q painfully cut lower lip In some way. while lying down in his tent. he managed to knock down his gun from It's support and 1t fell the barrel striking him in the face and seyering. his lip for an inch.
 command of Captain Joseph E, Caine, men will be visited by the paymaster to- morrow.
 Battery c. Utah Light Artillery, com manded by Captain Jennings. which ar rived at the Presidio several days ago, has not yet been assigned to either the expediuonary forces or those of the post. The department commander yesterday telegraphed the War Department for in- structions as to the disposition of the battery Until these arrive Battery c will paddle it's own canoe.
 Private Oscar l.. Rowland, Company I, Twenty-third Infantry died at the divi- sion hospital yesterday of pneumonia. and twelve admissions to the hospital yesterday. Each day sees an improve mept in the condition of the men and a decided lessening of the rate of mortality. draught mules for the Utah Cavalry will leave the city some time to-day
The San Francisco call., 1898-08-05
ILL AT CAMP BARRETT.
First Case Of serious Sickne ess Reported in the Eighth
 California.

CAMP BARRETT. Sather Tract, Aug. 1.-The first case of what is regarded as serious. sickness was reported to-day at the headquarters of the hospital corps. and the patient. Private Frank Bush, of Company F of Oakland, was immediately removed to Fabioia Hospital. He was first taken sick a week or so ago, suffer- ing from a severe cold. The last four days however, his temperature ran ex- ceedingly high. and strong symptoms of typhoid -pneumonia were manifested to- day; hence his removal.
 The quartermasters department was kept busy to-day on account of the ar rival of q large shipment of shoes, uni forms. blouses and trousers. blanket bags, for marching and complete equipment of shelter tents for the entire regiment Colonel Henshaw has ordered all supplies to be equally distributed among the varf- ous eompanies. The regiment is being conducted as practically a military basis as possible. The proposition is be- ing reached of having the regiment look first-class and yet carry no surplus. The regiment is now equipped with every practical necessity, and is in position to be ordered to the front at any moment. Much has been accomplished in short space of time, although the Eighth has not yet been attached to any brigade.
The San Francisco call., 1898-08-05
War Incidents.

General Miller and his staff have ac- cepted an invitation to be present at the farewell reception to be given on Satur- day evening to the Seventh California by the Red Cross Society.
 Leave of absence for fifteen days has been granted First Lieutenant Thomas F. Barry of the First Battalion, Heavy Artillery, California Volunteers.
 Artificer Arthur M. Pino, Company G, First Infantry, has been granted a fur tough for three months.
 Private Edward c. Shearman. Battery l., Third Artillery, has been sentenced to three months Imprisonment at hard la bor and to forfeit $30 of his pay, for using disrespectful, obscene and insubordinate language to on-commiSSioned officer.
 Leave of absence for fifteen days has been granted to Major Edward B. Nose ley, surgeon.
 Sergeant Pugh, Company D, First h. fantry, has been granted a furlOugh for four months, to take effect upon his re- enlistment.
 Private Peter Petersen, Company H, First Infantry, has been sentenced to be dishonorably discharged from the service of the United States, to forfeit all pay due him. and to be imprisoned at hard leave, disobedience of the orders of a non- commissioned officer, and desertfon.
 Private Dunlay, Light Battery C, Third Artillery, for drunkenness and using threatening and insubordtnate language to a non-commiSsiOned officer, has been sentenced to be dishonorably discharged from the service, to forfeit all pay and to be, imprisoned for three months at hard labor
 Private William La We're, Battery D, Third Artillery, guilty of attempting to suppress evidence upon charge or lar ceny, has been sentenced to be discharged from the service, to forfeit all pay, and to be imprisoned for three months at hard labor
 Private Samuel Breeding, Battery D, Third Artillery, guilty of larceny, has been sentenced to be dishonorably dis charged from the service, forfeittng all at hard labor.
The San Francisco call., 1898-08-05
TROOPS FOR HAWAII.
Route of March From the Pre- sidio for Engineers and
 New York .XOlllnteers.

Companies I, K, l. and M, forming the First Battalion of the New York Regi- ment, and commanded by Major Chase, along with Company Of the Second Bat talon. will leave the Presidio this morn- ing at 9 o'clock and go aboard the trans transport Charles Nelson. Along with the soldiers from the Empire State will march the entire battalion of the corps of engineers. They will leave at the same time and go aboard the Lakme; Thirty command of Lieutenant Mills, have been assigned to the Charles Nelson. as there is not sufficient room on the Lakme for all the battalion.
 The line of march of the two commands will. be down Lombard street to Van Ness avenue thence to Golden Gate, and down this avenue to Market street, and down Market street to Steuart street, and thence to the wharf. All the heavy bag
The San Francisco call., 1898-08-05
MOVING TO THE PREsIDIo.
Troops Rapidly Leaving Camp Merritt for More Healthy
 SnPpOuDSinGS


 The departure of the New York Bat taliQn and the corps of engineers for Ha- Taii will make room for two new regi- ments on the parade. The Kansas camp has been prepared, and, in fact, it. has been ready for occupancy for several days. and. it is said that Colonel Funston has Rot brought his men over because he wanted to remain at Camp Merritt until after his regiment had given it's ex- hlbition drill at the MechAnics- Pavilion. 2ne First Tennessee can be easily put 11to camp west of the New York Regi- nept Their camp has already been pre- pared for them in the glade to the south car line.
 At o'clock this morning the Kansas Volunteers will break camp, and by noon they expect to be settled in the new camp. at the Presidio
 The TenneSseeans have tbatr orders to move over tomorrow
 Either the Eighteenth or Twenty-third will follow on Monday General Miller mas nas not yet decided definitely which of to go, as he desires to. inystigate inc health of both camps. Five casee of w phoid fever have recently deveIoned aliohg shIs gs I the men or the Eighteenth, and thus iact VIII influence General Miller in hls selection. He desires to gat the de- tachment with the largest sick ust away first. iise away
 The. regulars however, do not wan+ to leave Camp Merritt The men @ m9iN os tbo 10 Eighteenth presented to Major Pam eiis . petition asking that they be not moved anu the major promised to see what he A-sGeneral Miller has finally deoidaa maintain his headquarters at Camp Mar. T7tt until, the last man has marched from camp, and he is of the opinion that inc Seventh California will be the last, as
The San Francisco call., 1898-08-05
DRILL OF THE KANSANS.
Attracts a Large Attendance to the Army and Navy Chris
 tian Commission Benefit.

The men of the Twentieth Kansas Regi- | ment, United States Volunteers, under | command of Colonel Frederick Funston. l drilled last night in Mechanics Pavilion
 under the auspices of the Army and Navy i Commission.
 | The men worked like veterans and won | the highest commendation from General Marcus P Miller, the reviewing officer. The spectators were provided with flags
 which they waved upon every possible l occasion
 The tid-bit of the programme was sim ply announced: Company drill. by Com pany K, Captain Edmund Boltwood The drill proved an elaborate affair. In ad-
 an excellent exhibition of fancy drilling.
 Their work throughout was punctuated with applause.
 quick time, an innovation here. The off, | cers were: Adjutant,. Captain Fred E. Buchan; old officer of the day, Captain Henry B. Orwig; new officer of the day,
 the guard, Lieutenant Huddleston; ser geant major. Frederick R. Dodge.
 Mime. Alice Waltz sang the Star
 of the regimental band The band added
 much to the beauty of the drills through out the evening.
 The committee on reception of invited guests was composed of R. H. Chamberlain, Rev. A. T. Need ham. B. c. Wright, Rev. Charles Edward 1 Locke, DID,: +. V. Watt, Rev GeorBe 1 C. Adams, DID,; H. J. Mccoy, Rev. i Theodore F. Burnham. D. Edward Col i lins. Rev. John Hemphill. D.D.; J. s. 1 Webster, Rev. William Rader, Rev. Rob l ert F. .Coyle, DD.; Rev. E. R. Dille, DID. l Refreshments were served the yolun-
 teers by the Mothers Club of the army ! and navy commission. under the direction of the following:
 Mrs C. s. Wright, president; executive committee-Mrs. Rolla " Watt, Mrs. Car penter, Mrs. L. P. Williams, Mrs: T. Ped lar Mrs. N. F. Cole, Mrs. J. $. Webster Mrs. Jordan, Mrs. Hill, Mrs. c. N. Me
 Birney Mrs. J. o. Barton, Mrs. F. A.
 Pedlar. Mrs. B. c. Wright and Mrs.
 Lewis.
 On the reviewing stand were: Major
 General Merriam, commanding Depart
 ment of California; Brigadier General
 Miller. the Rev. John Hemphill, the Rev.
 William Rader, R. H. Chamberlain, H. J.
 Mccoy, Rolla V. Watt, and officers of the
 Seventh and Eighth California, Fifty-frst
 Iowa and staff officers of the Twentieth
 Kansas.
The San Francisco call., 1898-08-05
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 for Lost Manhood 5 Days Trial Treatment Sent Absolutely Free
 By Sealed Mail to All Sufferers.
No [. 0. D. OF Deposit Scheme.

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 This liberal free offer is genuine. There is swindling c. O. D. or deposit scheme connected with It. The five days treatment Is sent by SEALED MAIL 70 all on request wrapped in plain package. and fuli printed instructions accompany the medicine so himself at home.
 It doesn't make any difference what caused the oVerWork or business troubles. "CALTHOS" will ef- feet a cure no matter what big the disease
 The yon Mohl Co treats all correspondence in perfect confidence. Under conditions will 1t make punilc the names of the thousands who have writer testimonials telling of their restoration to robust CALTHOS' Is regularly used in the French and German armies. and the soldiers in those countries fly Cures are effected all ages 20 80 years There Is no (except where the epilepsy or insanity has been reached) which 1t will not radi cally,, quickly and permanently Sexual weak ness does not cure itself. It from week mental and physical anguish. to-day the ps you more of the medicine bought If It does all Address applications trial treatment etc. to WAL of1lO Largest Importers Of Standard Prepara
The San Francisco call., 1898-08-05

gage of the soldiers and engineers was got aboard the transports yesterday afternoon. The engineers camp will be entirely obliterated, while only seven Regiment. and unless these are sent on either the Arizona or Scandia they arc likely to remain here for some time.
 Although no orders were issued last night, 1t was stated, upon excellent au- thority. that the transports will sail this afternoon. This report Is In measure confirmed by statement from the Post- office authorities, made last night, to the effect that mail for Honolulu by the steamer Charles Nelson would close this morning at S.30 o'clock.