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The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-07-15
REPUBLICAN LEAGUE.
At Its Meeting at Omaha Reaffirm Adher-
ence 10 ST. Louis Platform.

Omaha, July H-At the national re-
publican league today Sanford B, Dole
was elected national committeeman for
Hawaii I. A. Macrum was selected to
represent Oregon. A resolution was adopt
ed on the financial question and reads:
I'VE are uncompromisingly in favor Of
the maintenance of the single gold stand
ard, and that the medium Of exchange
Of whatever form issued by or under au-
thorlty of the government, shall be main
aimed at pariety with gold, the univers-
al standard of the great commercial ma
tions and that every dollar coined under
the national laws shall have equal pur-
chasing and debt-paying power. We are
unquaihedly opposed to the free coinage
of silver. and we reaffirm the st. Louis
platform on this subject"
A resolution providing for a change OF
the plan Of meeting from annual to BIZ
annual sessions was adopted.
A resolution providing for the admis-
sion Of women as members and delegates
was also adopted.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-07-15
LAST AID TO INSURGENTS,

Key West. July 1i.-Those champion till-
busterers. the Florida and Fanlta, under
convoy of the little gunboat Perria, have
landed the largest and probably last expe-
ditlon to the aid of the insurgents.
1t was a task beset with peril and dltii-
Guilty, costing one man his life and WOUNDS
to half a dozen others. Captain Jose
Manuel Nunez, brother of General Emilio
Nunez. was killed; Winthrop Chanler, OF
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-07-15
Personnel OF NEXT EXPEDITION.

personnel OF NEXT EXPEDITION.
San Francisco. July i4-Major General
Otis today issued an order designating
the troops 70 sail for Manila on the sec
ond section OF the fourth expedition. or
fifth expedition. The men have been as
signed as follows
To the PennsylvanIa-The first Montana
volunteers and recruits Of the first Cali
fornia volunteers.
To the Rio de Janeiro-Two bat,alions
OF the irst South Dakota volunteers. re-
cruits Of the First and Second battallons
Of the Eighteenth infantry. signal de-
tachment. consisting OF three officers and
~ enlisted men; recruits OF the Utah
light artillery.
To the 81. Paul-One battalion OF the
South Dakota volunteers, recruits OF the
Colorado volunteers; recruits Of the Thlr-
reenth Minnesota volunteers; signal corps
detachment. and signal corps. consisting
of two officers and - enlisted men.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-07-15

troops 10 Spain. The statement that the
Spanish proposition embraces all Eastern
cuba from Acerraderos to Sagua Is i'm
portant. in that II shows the surrender
20 embrace all the harbor and contiguous
territory In Santiago. II cees not In
clude Holguin and ManzanIllo. where the
spaniards are reported 70 have consid-
cradle bodies OF soldiers.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-07-15
FRENCH GUNBoAT SURPRISED.
Tried TO Get Into Guantanamo But Got
a Hot Reception.

Tried 10 Get Into Guantanamo But Got
a Hot Reception.
copyrighted 1895 by the Associated Pressl
Playa del Este. Guantanamo Bay. July
IA French gunboat OF about 2,0o0 tons
displacement attempted to come into the
harbor about dusk tonight without per-
mission and met with a surprise party.
The cruiser Marblchead fired a blank
shot as the gunboat came into the en-
trance TO the harbor, but no attention
was paid 10 this. and shot from six
FOUNDER was sent across her bows. This
too, was disregarded, the gunboat COM
ing along under full steam. For few
minutes II looked as Il a row was pos
sible. The trumpets on the Marblehead
rang out the call 10 quarters. and an
other shot was sent across the French
mans bows. this time in uncomfortable
proximity.
That warning was sufficient. however,
and the Frenchman stopped with extreme
suddenness. II is against naval custom
for war vessel OF one nation 10 enter
port which the vessels Of another ma
ton are blockadlng. unless permission is
granted. The captain of the French boat
was either In ignorance OF the American
occupation. or chose to disregard 1t until
forclbly reminded OF the fact by Commo-
dore McCalla.
The gunboat was allowed 70 anchor in
the lower harbor for the night.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-07-15
BOILER EXPLOSION.
Terrible Loss Of Life in Buffalo Starch
Works.

Buffalo, July l4.-By the explosion OF q
boiler in the Niagara Starch Works today
the building was wrecked, six persons
killed and 2s injured. Two others are
missing, who are supposed to have per-
ished.
Scarcely a house within thousand feet
OF the works escaped being hit with
bricks. twisted iron or heavy timbers.
The Dead are:
WILLIAM KELLY, engineer.
HENRY SCHIFFERNSTEINs fire.
man.
CHARLES ENTEAlANN, teamster.
CASPER WALTER. miller.
MRS. JOSEPH W. HOYT.
BABY HOYT.
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SURRENDERED ARMYs RETURN.

Washington, July ii-The plan OF the
war department for returning the sur
rendered army Of General Toral 10 Spain
will not necessitate the use OF American
vessels.
II is the purpose OF the department to
ask for proposals from ali steamship COM
panies which desire to compete for trans
porting the Spanish troops to Spain and
the most advantageous bid will be ac-
cepted.
AdvIces from General shafter STATE that
the number OF Spanish prisoners Will be
between 1900 and BOO.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-07-15
GOVERNOR OF HAWAII.

San Francisco, July lathe Can says
It has been practically decided to appoint
Colonel T. II. Barber Of the First New
York regiment, military governor of the
Hawaiian islands. The appointment, how
ever, will be merely temporary.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-07-15

New York. was shot through the right
elbow and FIVE cubans suffered triring
injuries. How many Spanish lives ans
wered FOR this viii never be known. but
there were enough 20 more than balance
the score.
The debarkatlon was on July 5. at the
Palo Alto on the south coast Of Cuba.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-07-15
HER DESTINATION UNKNowN.

San Francisco, July H-The gunboat
Bennington sailed this afternoon. It Is
generally believed that she Is going 70
Honolulu. but nothing positive as to her
destination can be stated.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-07-15
OUR WONDERFUL RESOURCES,


Washington, July A,-The subscriptions
to the per cent war loan of $2OO,OOOO 600
which closed at 8 o'clock this afternoon,
incluoing the offers made by syndlcates,
will amount to $.2OO,OOOOOO, or six times
the amount of issue.
The subscriptions represented by checks
or other forms Of payment, It Is estimated
will aggregate S5OOOOOOO, The subscrip-
tions Of individuals is far more than suf-
fcient to wholly absorb the loan, and
the checks representing all subscriptions
of corporations will be prepared and re-
turned to the senders.
1t is thought at the treasury depart
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-07-15

ment that no individual subscription as
high as 5000 will receive an allotment
Of bonds
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NEXT, AND Then, IF NEED Be, HAVANA
h Sides Heavy, as Now Est
Fall of Santiago.
S WILL BE TAKEN TO SPAIN BY CONTRACT VESSELS

Mlesnago
$4,000 Miles Territory
Number About 16OOOForhesses and Big Guns mcudedSubsc
War Loan rs Issue Of Bnds-T
Fifth Manila on--Fren Meets
Surprise
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NeGps 2Niqionen.
Gtn fr6bli5er &oman bon @ilbeIm
Scgeler.
e. Sortfebung.)

Ra9 sfpei SaseR reiite HelIp nit
ibrer Sante db. Der paitpr battle nit
bem iunsen MGoden nod cine furse
unterrebung. Gr CAB ibr bic teiten
Wiini6e fir bic 3utunft nit. Rad eis
nisen 30gern iagte er bann mod. er
boffe, iie tpiirbe nit Der Sante, ibrer
neuen 8ei4iiberin, gut ausfomnen,
follte iie nit ibr aber iiber etne tpi9s
tise 2ebensfrase unsins iein, 70 mOss
iie ii9 an ben 0ormunb ipenben, Der
ibr re9tli9er 8si9iiber unb 8eratber
fei. llnb fir ben SAL CAB er ibr bsRen
Qbreiie nit.
Der 9lbidieb hel benz iunsen Mdbs
den idperer, als iie seba9t. 9snn elm
unflares @efiibl fagte ibr, baB fie fos
balb nibt tpisbertsbren ipiirbe. glm
@OrubenO sins iis nod einmal burd
ben tpeiten 8arten auf bic 2anbitrabe
unb 5ur Saule binunte- sSn bieiem
tleinen umtrets bate ii9 Bis iebt ibr
3eben abgefpielt. llnb an sliidlihiten
mar bic Susenb5eit geipeien, als fis an
beiteren Sommertagen NIT ibrem 9es
fGbrten petsr bic gebeimnibpollsn
Spiele setrieben bate bol @infalt unb
9bantaiie.
Seut aE bieiem i6ipermiitbisen
Winterabenb paren al bic frobli6en
Stdtten i'm S6nee begrdben. Der
9rufeniteiner @pfelbaum mar bon ben
fpeiben 2aiten fait perbedt. Sie ionit
70 glibernOe. srunbbeae Saale tpGlSte
9urselnb ibre idipar5en Slutben. unb
1pp friiber 8a6ftel5en auf ipeiben &iez
feliteinen getrippelt nareu, bpdten nun
iinbeimli9e Hdben. Siiben unb briiben
bic nfer dber, bic gebliimten Wieien,
bic fpogenben &ornfelber lsaen ole in
einfOrmisss WeiB sebillt, unb alle
8untbeit Der Sarben bate bic tpinters
li4e 8ldi ife DerlDi4t.
Sraurig blidte bas iunge MGb6en
lumber. 9lu9 in ibrem 9eraen batten bic
Sabre bes einfDrmis einiamen 2ebens
iiber bic frObli6e, bunte Sugenbaeit
graue S6leier gebsdt. absr barunter
lebten bod INNER nod bic @rinneruns
gen limb dls bann bic Spnne uns
ter ben I6neren Woltenmafen berpprs
brad, nit sinsm Wale bic sanSe 2anbz
idaft in abnunsspoIle @lutben taus
9enb, ba febrte aud Der lsu6tenbe
Mutb tpieber in Nellps lei9tbepesli>
DIES Ssr5 suriid. Oortbin, mo bic
Come idien. nit beitsrem Slang, sins
ieBt aud ibre Sabrt. 0ort ipiirbe
5riibiing iein! 0prt tpiirbe iie ben
alien Greunb tpieberfinben unb bic
neue SrDbli6teit!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-02-24

Sort, mo i'm Siiboiten Der 9enfe feriee
cine ihmale Qusbu9tung bilbet, unb
bic itol5en Ilpenrieien nit neun5udis
gen gistronen nGber 5uIammentreten
gu elmer S6uBmauer gesen ben gloros
fpinb, liest aipii9en bem bfauen DuIs
ieripiegeI unb ben iteilen Weinberaen
ienes bliibenbe 5led6en grbe. bas
man Montreur nennt. Gisentlih lit es
nur cine einoige ldnge, i4male
Strabe, beren eine Seite prGdtige
palaitbauten Der Sptels unb beren ans
bere ni6t minber prG6tige 2Gben eins
fahen. 9ieie Strabe gleidbt einem
Stiid bes eleganteIten Paris. Bon ben
Samen, bic bier prOmeniren, burf man
eetrOit annebmen, buB iie breimal tGgz
lih ibre Spiletts ipe9ieln. Bon ben
-Serren, beren @eii9ter ben Stempel
e9teIter 9angetpeile tragen, fam man
niht seiuiB bebaupten. oub lie idmmtz
licb piel ausgeben.
Sn bieIer i9malen Strabe rauift
bic Seibe, flimpert bas @oib unb gGhnt
bic 2eere bes 9aieins. Die slGnaenOen
@9dufenItsr iinb nit tduienberlei
Saden eefiillt, bic ebenIo entbebrli9
als tbeuer finb. aurSum es 1T eine
WeIt bes Rsi9t6ums, bes Gurus unb
bes i9Dnen Sdeines.
Dor Der prd4tisen @ingdngstbiir
ieines Sotels vMiaefleurs" itanb Sean
unb lieb iidb bic junge SebruarIonne
auf ieinen tablen &opf i9einen. Gr
mar Der Sbertellner BON rMinefleurs"
nabm dbsr eigentlib bic Stelluns bes
fiibrenben Directors Elm unb bDrte es
aud germ, ipenn man ibn 70 nannte.
Wenn man ibn 70 iab nit ieinem uus=
brudslpIen, milben 9eiidbt, benz burts
lpIen, eingefallenen Wfunb, ben balbs
geI9loNsnen augenliOern, 10 mahte er
ben @inbrud zines S9lafenben. Qber
in ieinen Sbren, bic tpis enprme S9allz
tri6tsr bonn Sopfs abitunoen, fling ii9
jeber Son bes pielitimmig rumorenpen
neutrality-suspicious..
Wiit benz linten Sbr pernabm er
aans genau, mas binter ibm Der Gift
iunae unb Der 9ieeplo i'm Sreppenbaus
miteinanber fliiiterten. Der 2iftiunge
Ipllte Der SpIepbine, bem 3immermdOel
i'm piertsn Stod, einsn 2iebesbrief bonn
piceplo ausbGnbigen, unb bieier Iollte
ibm gum 2Obn bafiir cine paitete
fibiben.
Sein dnberes Sbr aber ipanbte
er einem eneliihen Gbtpdar 5u, bas
auf benz Srottpir aeeeniiber BON Sotel
ftanb. Der Serr bate isin Reiisbanbs
bud berdusge5ogen unb las gerabe oas
raus Dor: ,Milleflsurs, Saus eriten
gonges, eosmopolitiIde 9efellI6aft,
3immer BON A Srs. an, PeniiOn 9-15
Jrs."
High price. iagts er latonii% Az
feiner @attin, unb bic beiben panber.
ten i'm @ebrGnge tpeiter.
aaum batten oieIe ben Riiden &C.
febrt, ba brebte aud Sean ii4 nm
fprunq auf bic ni9tsaGnenoen Sunger
los, padte ben fleinen 9riinen beiH
Salstraaen, ben pinaisen ihpar5er
Bel ben Sradi6Oben unb falus ihrI
sSpfe suiammen, SaB fis ipie stpet Gin,
fen brS6nten. sd min euh f'lfen
gaiteten iteblsn, ibr PoliHons!" f9ri
er. rDas 2ebsr tpirb man eu4 periob
len, eu9 ssreBiaddenl"
eSn bieiem 9lugenbIid trat elm Der
fpGtster @ait aus benz Speiieiaal, mi
bic brei ftanben plpblid ba, aIs is
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9ett iiegenb Elm grobes Bud umbldts
terte. @rf benz Ra4ttii9den itanb
elm MdHerglds, in bem etfpas unbeut>
li9es f6lpdmm. Sapor lag NIT ses
Dffnetem Ssdsl eiHe S6nupftabafss
boie. Sds mar io5ulasen Der Repol>
Der Der furhtidmen Dame. Oen nit
aeritpbenem pfeffer aefpiir5ten 3abai
ipollte iie BEN ginbre4er, Der iiber fura
pber lang nal tommen piirbe, in bic
glusen ftreuen.
n9lba." iaste Rellp BEL fid, rSante
fpa6t al5o nod unb itubirt bic 8ibel.
Soffentli9 bat iie seiaias 81 aufses
ihlasen, ipp geidrieben itebt; SD mil
ibr Shmud fir 4i9e, unb Sreuben0l
fir Srauristeit, unb idDne 8leiber fir
ibren betriibten @sift geben-"
Sbne anSutlopfm, S6liipfte Ne Ieife
ins 3irumer. gntiest fubr bic alte
Dame in bic S0be unb sriff fhon Hdf
Der SabdtsboIe, bod als iie ibre giihte
bemertte. f9lus lie bditig bic 8ibel 5a,
auf Der gef9rieben fanp: @outobu6.
Sbr &opf padelte unter Der tpeiBen
Na6tbaube bin unb bers obne elm
Wort gu iaseu, iturrte Tie bas junge
Wtdb6en an.
Gelp f9lug peri9Gmt bic @usen
nieber unb ertlGrte ibr 8egebren. Sie
ipra9 re6t einI6mei1elnb, miibte
mun9mal nliebes Sant9en" unter ibre
Rebe unb partete seipannt harauf,
oab bic dlte Dame iie unterbrd9e.
9lber bisie fprad tein Mort- Dur
bic SGnbe itrsdte iis melt aus, >.ls
ipenn fie iasen pullte: y!Sindmss binz
aus NIT Dir, @erfibrerin!" baau flpg
ibr 3ppf nacp allen Seiten pie eine
8etterfabue, nit her bic Winbe fpies
len-
2eine 4nttport fam. gtslIp mar
gang berpunbert- sic tDollte f1on
iasen:
r2iebe Sante, ldB Dir bod ni6t ben
@eritanb itille iteben. bait lieber ben
&npf itil, bas pGpe gei9eibter."
Va fiel ibr Bid duf bas WGHers
slds, bas binter Der Sabafsooie itanb.
Wds fcbpamm beEM pa nrin9 glie
fab benn bus aus9 Oas Iparen ia
Santes 3Gbne!
tIno nit einem Mafs begriff HsflE
tpdrum bieier WlruD. Der iOnit immer
bon peiTen Reben iiberflub. iebt ploB<
li9 ftumm mar. Sm,te bate fdli6e
3G6Her
Sine fur9t6are SthaSenfreube err
griff fie. sic Latte am liebiten Gifz
iprtHgen, bur9 ala SGnye unp ale
Simmer raien unD Su5u iingen urDz
gen: nWeine Santr Gat fdli9e 3dbne!
Meine Sdnte bat fufIfje 3dbne!"
glber bic ulte Suugfer batte nit errs
febter 9tngit, als pdre iie brim grdbs
Ii6iten 8erbrehen ertappt fporoenr BEN
Bid ftier auf bas iiBermiitbige Wldbs
den gebannt. Sbr Munb lallte nur
Elm taum beritGnniihes:: rSi-ndus!
Si-naus!"
Va Iprang RsfT auf, rriidte gee
fdrpinb einen Sub Guf bic Nd9tbuube
unb lief oappn-
Sob ais Iie iidI tisf unter bic gsttz
bede Dertro9en hGtte, pldBte lie B.r@
aua- sic ld9te. bfs ibr SbrGnen IN rie
augen tratea. Sante eSoa bate fuiid)e
3Gbne! 0as erfdisn ibr 10 tpmiI,h.
bdb fie bariiher baS i6par5e &leiS, bic
Montreurer Sable D'bote unb iibers
baupt allen Merger bergaB unn nit
benz frDbli4ft@ 2ddeln einI4lief.
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-gtrIiebt. rSoa seieben, ipie
perliebt er mid uneeiebtn bat2" ~Soi
bos uiht Dsinen 9riooutsu ssgoltsus"
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VI.

Der SriibGfng itieg iibsr bic fiiUits
den 8eree unb i6miidte nit Ieinen
f96uiten 9lunet bic nfer bes Bln1lfn
Sees. 9pm tlaren Simmel I1ien bic
Spnne, lie leu6tets tief in bic ountetn
Ser5entummern Der Menihen, bGb
ielbit in ben psritdubteiten @inteln
stpds 5rDblinteit gldnSte.
9lber NellD par ni6t frDbfifl
Sbr Gemiitb I9panfte 5ptI9er
SDrn uub Sraurtgtsit.
Denn iie 5urnig mar. trippettr fia
nit tur5en eet9ipinoen ReiterI6rttten
- bisIer Sang mar elm @rbtbeil ihres
8dters = i'm @arten poer in $40. 96
auf unb ab, 6agIte ibre fleinn sduits
unb f6mieoete RadeplGne aegen 51re
8etsibiser. @esen bic SptelsGite, bic iie
als 2uft betrahteten. geeen biz 8elIz
ner, bic an t6r unperf6Gmtbeft oers
polltommneten, unb am aqermstiten
gegen ibre Sante.
Sbre Gebanfen iib.r Srdnlein Gel
ide iparen gefpiB ni9t iebr liebenslpiirs
bio. aber lie tpdren natiirlih.
Cine unsliidlidere GrSisterin
fonnte es nidbt eeben. Wenn bas iunae
Mdbden lddte ober frDblt4 mar. bann
fam oisIe 9lsi6 nit ibrer mpraliI6sn
@iebtanne unb ii6er6railite lie nit eis
mem @iiigaufguB bon euten 2ebren.
9emutb, gei6eibenbsit, SpdrIdmteit,
Spdrfamfeit an allen @den, in allen
Sormen, bel ieber @slesenbeit. bds mar
fir bic alte Sungfer Der Snbegriff bes
2ebens.
Wenn am ShluB bic Tante fraate
rSoft nu bir aub a[les 5u SerSen ee=
nommen9" 10 antiportets RelIp: .Sd!"
Snnerli9 aber bahte iie: sd babe
mir gu Ser5sn senpmmen. bas serabe
9egentfeil au tbun bon dllem, mas bic
fer 9eiStragen mir iagt."
Sbr lsi9tes 8lut itrdubte iid bages
gen. jeben pfennis iehsmal bsrumaus
breben unb ibn f4lieBlid pisbsr ins
porfemonnais su fteden. Sic belt es
fir iebr unanitdubis, cine balbe
Stunbe lang nit bem Sroi6fenflits
I6er su feilIdsn. ibm am Gnbe Der
ssa6rt als Srinfsslo etuen RupferIous
in bic Sdnb gu briiden unb ii9 bann
eiligIt gu smpfeblen. sic sing nidt
aern an 2riippeln unb 8sttlern hcrbei.
neil ibre Sants in Seip5is Mitslieb
bes v8ereins gesen armut5 unb
9ettelei" mar. 4ass in alien mar Il,
ni1t iebr erbaut bon ibrer Sante. unb
ibre 2isb. Su Der alteu 9ams slid ei.
mem tduben Iubtern, Der. auf sinen
5elien sepflanSt. nit Giia bssoHsn
ipiro, tpordus iih bann freilif nidi
piel @ebeiblides entipidstn lam.
Wenn Nenp 10 auf unb ob trippelte,
taudtsn oft isItiame BpritelIunsen in
ibr auf.
sic bilbete fid Elm. tdB Elm reiher
Ontsl aus @merda ibr Isin 8erm6ssn
bsrma4ts, ober bab iis ptSbIia baa
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l3IH.-S0LD.

1ith.-About 1000 acres in Kea,ako-
mo. Puma. Hawaii; the land extends
from the beach TO about miles
from the Volcano.
i5th.-CITY PROPERTIES. Etc, Etc.
Prices are the cheapest in the Market.
For further particulars apply TO
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..DanuiS" at Home.

Dan Z. Whitman. the well-knOwn
professional cycle racer, says the San
Francisco Call, returned from Honolu-
u on the Australia, and will leave for
Los Angeles soon to visit his relatives,
returning to the Island about Deem
Der l. Whitman first went down there
year ago with Sharrick, Jones and
others to attend the opening of the big
Cyclomere park track, and becoming
enamored Of the place decided to make
it his home. He is established in bust
ness and is doing well. He says Allan
Jones has gone to New Zealand 20 race
Conkling. the former manager OF the
party, is now in the newspaper bust
ness at Honolulu.
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For Sale.

lists Lots q. Kalihi. opposite II. c.
Seyers' premises.
2nd.-T Lots At Kalihi. adjoining Hon.
ID. II. Kahaulelio's new Castle.
Srd.-i Lots at Kalihi. next to Mrs.
Cockett's premises.
ith.-12 Lots at KalihI. facing Kane
hameha " Road, and in front OF G.
Markham's Residence.
5th.-one Lo, 9sx2OO feet. mauka O,
the Catholic Church premises n Ka-
Ihi.
6th.-1O Lots at Kapalama, lying
mauka OF King street, about 800
feet from the Kapalama Tramways
Depot.
1th.-Fiye Lots and Houses az KAPPA
lama, situated mauka OF King street
and on the Waikiki side OF Morris
Estate premises.
sth.-A Lot OF about hair an acre
mauka side OF King Street. about 100
feet from the corner OF Liliha and
King Streets. The premises pro-
duce an income OF se2S per annum;
will sell for $500.
eth.-25 Lots 5OxIoO Zee: in Puunul
Tract.
25 Lots 75x150 in Puunui Tract.
% Lots 100x200 in PuunuI Tract.
10th.-s Lots 1OOx2Oo on Nuuanu street,
right opposite the old Ice Works.
About 800 Lots 5ox100 at Nuuanu a,
rear and mauka OF the above Lots.
1ith.-About 30 Lots in the Kekio
Tract, situated opposite the Makee
Island Band Stand. II Is admitted
that 1t Is one OF the best tracts near
the Waikiki Sea Beach.
| 12th.-About 300 Lots In the Kapahulu
Tract.
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\. c. AcH| ! GO
REAL ESTATE BROKERS.

W. c. Achi, our manager. has over
16 years experience in Real Estate
Business In this City.
Honolulu. July 18th, 1895.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-11-28

The man after whom the ship Henry
Failing was named died in Port and,
Oregon. few weeks ago. Henry Fail
ing was president OF the First Natl lnal
Bank OF that city and multi-millicn-
sif-p
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-11-28
w. ]. QUINN.
Re0| Age||I ES|0|e
40 Montgomery St.
BETWEEN CALIFORNIA AND SAC
RAMENTo STREETS.
San Francisco. California.

Twenty years OF successful exper-
fence as a Real Estate Agent enables
me TO state that have done well fo0
investors. when they followed my "a.
vice.
The attention O: those having mooeS
10 Invest is called TO the fact that the:l
are great opportunities to make spien-
did investments IN San Francisco ReaS
Estate at the present time. The con-
ditlon OF realty at present favors the
buyer. This Is the time to invest when
properties can be purchased a. loU
prices
San Francisco has n great future; all
unite on this point IL Is 20 be the
great city OF the Pacific Coast and the
man who buys now will make himsDls
rich.
offer my experience and knowledge
OF values OF property TO those who de-
sire TO purchase business properties
for income. or improved lots or blocks
for investment Information cheer
fully given in reference TO all matters
pertaining 10 Real Estate In San FrAn-
cisco. I Will be happy 20 correspond
in relation thereto.
Sometimes estates are divided. and
the property has to be sold. IN thu
way fine purchases can be made. The
undersigned possesses Information OF
all such sales and can advise buyors
as to values.
Money invested on Real Estate -
curity for those who desire 20 loan
their money.
Full charge taken or properties and
taxes paid for absent owners.
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TIE WORTH OF OUR
GOODS MAKES PRAISE
NEEDLESS.

Our furnishings are the
latest patterns. the most
stylish. and the best.
Our clothing Is widely
known for it's make,
fit and wear.
Our prices are the lowest
possible for the high class
goods we carry. We pay KASH.
and sell for KASH. that Is
Why We can afford to sell the
best goods at prices you
would have to pay others
For the poorest.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-11-28
j. W. CHAPMAN,
EXPERIENCED CATERER,

Announces 70 the public that he is
now open for engagements TO take
charge of Banouets. Balls, Dinners and
Garden Parties, Socials, etc.
Address care Union Express Com
pany, King street. b07i