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Arrival of a Whaling Bark.

SAN FRANCISCO, Ger. 1.-THE
whaling bark Wanderer arrived from
the Arctic to-day. She was one of the
vessels that were frozen in last winter,
and as soon as the ice opened up Cap
tain Buckley headed for San Francisco.
She brings down 1900 pounds of
whalebone, and the Captain reports
that the other vessels of the fleet are
doing we'll.
The record-union., 1898-10-15

SANTIAGO, Oct. 1.-THE Relna de
Los Angeles takes 10000 rations to-
day to the destitute people of Manzan-
lilo and its vicinity. Many heavy rains
during the last ten days have been
causing much sickness, especially
among the members of the signal serv-
ice. OF the fifteen men, only seven are
available for duty. People who have
lived here a lifetime are unable 10 UNI
derstand the extraordinary low death
rate, averaging for October up to date
ten per day. During the same period
last year the deaths average 1873 per
day.
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Rid Of Objectionable Characters.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 14-An in
spection Of the Tennessee Regiment to-
day by Major Field and Colonel Smith
showed that over 100 men might be dis
charged. The failure to develop apti-
tude in service is to be the chief rea-
son for discharge, and by the opera
ton of this order the regiment will be
rid Of many Objectionable characters.
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Death Of an Unknown Man,

Los ANGELES, Oct. 14-Last night
a police officer found an elderly man
lying unconscious in an alleyway. He
was taken to the Receiving Hospital,
and died without regaining conscious-
ness. He had had a stroke of apo
plexy. His identity has got yet been
discovered. He is about 60 years ola,
OF medium hight, with iron-gray hair.
he was we'll dressed, and was evident
ly not a laborer
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Sailing of the Australia Postponed.

SAX FRANCISCO, Oct 1.-THE sail
ing of the steamer Australia, which was
to leave for Honolulu on next Wednes-
day, will be postponed until the follow
ing Saturday. The reason for this is
the necessity of the steamer being dry
locked cleaned and overhauled. After
her return from Manila she made a
trip to Honolulu, but her time was very
slow
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THOMPSON THE VICTOR.
Given the Decision in His Fight
With LawIer.

Los ANGELES. Oct a. = Bob
Thompson (colored) of this city was
given the decision over Jimmy LAWYER
of San Francisco in a fifteen-round
contest here tonight before the Los
Angeles Athletic Club.
1t was hot fight from the start.
Both men We're apparently IN the best
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An Unknown Suicide.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 14-The
body of an unknown man was found
this afternoon hanging TO a tree near
Lake Honda, south of Golden Gate
Park. 1t bore the appearance of hav-
ing been exposed to the elements for
months
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Long Telephone Line.

TACOMA, Oct. IA telephone line
between Tacoma and San Francisco,
with branch lines to British Columbia
and Mexico, is just completed, making
the longest telephone line in the United
States
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A Boy Run Over and Killed.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct Fiddle
Collins, four and a half years old, was
run over and killed by a sand wagon
on Leavenworth street to-day. John
Curry, the driver of the team, has been
arrested and charged with manslaugh-
ter
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Sentence of a Bigamist.

SANTA ROSA, Oct. 14.-This after
noon Charles Albrecht, accused of big
amy, pleaded guilty to the charge and
was sentenced to three wears in Folsom
and to pay a fine of 81 1000.
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Stanfords Won.

STANFORD, Oct. 1.-THE Stanford
University football team to-day de-
feated the Kansas volunteers in an ex-
citing game by a score OF 10 to IL.
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WASHINGTON, Oct. 14.-Mrs. Sher-
man, wife of former Secretary of State
John Sherman, is still in critical
condition., but 1t is thought this evening
that she is somewhat improved.
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1QolC hildren's
ICN Felt
ward Sailor Hats

These are a bell crown style,
in red, navy and black. of
splendid grade of felt, bound
briIn and plaid, or velvet bands
around; a very becoming and
jaunty style, at soc each.
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Rain at San Diego.
Condition Of Mrs. Sherman.

SAN DIEGO, Oct IA light rain
began falling here late tonight.
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Black Ostrich 80.
Piumes and Tips, ~
special at each

You may want to retrim and
add to the appearance of some
nat you have which is too good
to discard, or may, perhaps.
want to trim a new hat. Here's
your opportunity to procure
some pretty curly black ostrich
tips and short pIumes at a
price much below the regular.
Special, 29c each.
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Munyon S Headache and Indigestion Cure

is the only remedy on the market that
will cure every form of Headache in to
10 minutes, correct Indigestion, stimu-
late the nerves and build up the system
1t should be in every home and every
travellers gripsack. At all Druggists. %
oEo
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WOnen's
Silk
PettiCOatS.

A handsome showing OF new
rich taffeta silk petticoats will
be on display for Saturday;
they're liberal in width, SPLEEN
didly made, with the corded
full hounce, in plain and
changeab1e efFects-navy, cer1se,
purple, red, pink, green's, blues,
etc. Priced, $500, 800, $3.50,
$3.50, $1,000 and up.
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TWO=ClaSD
Kid Gloves,
Special at

Considerable saving between
$1.25, the regular price OF
these gloves, and our special
price, S5c; they're of fine kid
skin, the popular two-c1asp
style, and in all the new fall
shades, English red, brown,
mode, gray, tan, green, etc., and
black; are attractiveIy stitched
in self, black or white. Any
size desired at S5c, special.
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Mems
Canton Flannel
Drawers

Made of heavy bleached Cam
ton flannel, with felled seams,
double waist band, extra gus
set, tapped or buttoned at ankle;
excellent garments for cold
weather. Price, 45c pair.
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Sells everywhere at Csc per
yard. Two styles Of fancy
tuxedo mesh, with chenille dots
or plain, colored or black; styl-
ish new goods. Priced special
for to-day at 1Sc yard.
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Franklin Pierce was said to be Trim
itarian Congregationalist.
The record-union., 1898-10-15

The most serviceable and sub
stantia1 hose ever shown at SO
small a price; they are of
strictly dependable black, Xxi
rib, long, elastic and with dou-
BILE knee and feet sizes. Special
at 1Oc pair.
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FREE.-With every purchase
of boys shoes to-day, either for
dress or school wear, n hand
some bag of marbles (assorted).
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The latest in Roman striped
bons is a heavy a11-siIk rib
BON, . inches wide, with hand
some and harmonious blending
or colcrings; they are the re-
CURED kind for the new erush
belts. Priced at zoe yard.
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San Jose Mercury: The Democratic
yellow journals. which are working SO
industriously to discredit the Repub-
lican Administration, failed to make a
hit with their fake story to the effect
that the Administration proposes TO
cede valuable portion Of Alaska to
Canada The yarn has been promptly
exploded No such proposition was ever
made or thought of.
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Sine merfm iireiae Mettnna.

Srau Midael Curtain in 8lainiiefb,
Salnois, berl6tet. oaB lie ii6 erfdltet
batte. baB iih otes auf Die 2ungen le9te
nno baB iie etwa einen Monat lang BON
lbrem Samilienar5te bebanbelt lpurbe,
babel aber INNER ihlimmer tuuroe.
0erlelbe iaste ibr idlieBlid, baB iie ein
rettunss1aies Opfer Der
8 d winoiudt iei uno baB ibr
feline Meoicin mebr belfen tonne. SIR
Npotbefer empfabl ibr aber Or. Sings
gteue @nteedung fir S9pinoiudt, lie
faufte cine 6luide uno idun mad bem
@ebraude Der eriten 9oiis peripilrte iie
5u fbrem @ntaiden ueientli6e BeIlee
run9. Sic lebte ben @ebrau6 fort uub
nadoem iie ieds 6laiden eiuaenommen
hattie, befanb iie iid seiunb uno munter.
Sebt perridtet lie alle ibre 6ausarbeit
lelblt uno fiiblt iidb 10 mobl lpie nur le
5uuor. 5reie Brobeflal6en oieier aroB=
arti9en Wteoicin 81 BADEN iii Der Npotbe te
bon s. &alteDer & Spbn. Ge9uldre
@rDBe so Gents uuo $1.00.
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= Wle aus gBten beri1tet wirb,
nerben In bortigea politii9en areiien
oielfa6e Wermulbunsen bartsber auae.
iielIt, b aaier 6rans So.
fepb ieoer beiratb e II
wirb! Die M69li6seit, eiaen Sobn
su erbalien uab ben 3bIon In biretter
Gtnie su persrbeu, mag, pie mon
slau6t, ben aaifer benegen, seeen feline
perf0nlide 9selsuns eine ameite Che
eirsugeben, benu ber seeenmdriige prd
iunpiiue SbrOafoIger. @rsbeysog Grans
6eroiaanb. Sobu beg @rBbsr3oas &arl
Subtuig. atDeitsn 8rubers bes Gaiiers.
1T teiH froftiger Wann, uno man fhr9.
let. baB es ibm ni9t gelinseu merbe,
oas unbo'mdBi8e 0tierreidiI9e 3ed au
resieren, nno oaber Diro bereiis tiber
bte Wermdblung bes &aiIers nit elmer
gsnifeu iugsnoli6eu priu8efiiu se.
iprpd1eu.
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ettmnlt fit Sas ,.ltnabbdngige
Itfet". GS TIT eas bette, nas Den
gSablern gebpten tpurce.

= aus Wien pirb seidriebsu
! getreffs bes gemeIoeten 8euIenpeH.
6ouss In Der Stiinit bes prof. Nolb,
nagel bebaupten Sadperfdnoige, es
banole fiG nur I'M eineu 2aborato.
riums unfaa uno bic @efabr elmer
4usbrsliung Der 8suleHpeh iei gdnas
l1 onsseff!oRen. Bhrgermeiltsr
Sueger bebaupteie balegsn in Der @e.
msiueeraibsfbung. ein dhniider Sal
babe I'D ttirSli@ i'm &ubolfs SOipital
erst9nei, lei aber beriuid)t norben. Der
ghraermelfter bat an ben Siattbalier
6as VerIangen gerihiet, bic NoibHaaer.
i9e <nit 8u id)Iieben uhb peiiere
Stubien OIL Seuhenerreaer. gulturen
3n berbleten. Wte bic Seuhe In Wieu
psrbreitet tDerbeu fam. eltldrte Der
befannte Siabiratb @reeorie bur6 bic
Sebaupiung. blB bic erperimeniireuben
SallerlolOgen bic aebrou9ten 6leii6.
ttide In ben Canal mai fen, no He BON
Iattsn eefrshsn perben unb bal auf
oIeie Weiie bic Ssu6enleime in bic
Siabt psrftleppt piirbeu. profei5or
NtoibnaeeI Oerlidsri, baB bon @efabr
teine Rebe fein f6une. 8ariid babe
bic 4nitedung ieinem eigsuen 0OruiB
gu peroanten, ba er uubsfugter WeiIe
prdparaie i'm 2aboratorium angsfaBi
babe.
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- Sie 8srliner yidtter fnb nit
Na6ri9ten aus GoHnaniinopeI gerabe.
su aefpidi. 9ie 30 br3abl Der artBeren
gldiier baben ibre eisenen Gorreipous
oeuten bort, uub auftraa ertbeilt, an
Depei1sn @ebGbren uidbt gu ipareu.
Qus benz WuEi bon Nadri9ten bebt mon
berpOr, baB bic i'm 8osporus Iiegen
ben ruififden unO fran36iiihen Dam.
pfer bel oer Ginfabrt beg 3oliers ni9t
aefiaggt batteu, Obslei6 bic 5hiffe aler
tibrigeu Nationeu ben 3ae bur6 sSlaa.
aengala ebrten. triessidlife Der beioeu
itritenben 9aiiouen befanbsn fi6 ni9t
ON aoIDenen Dorm.
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= Gin srelles Streifi6t auf bic in
Seuti6laub berrfdenbe politil6e Gage
pirft eiue 8emerfung bss 6reiconiar.
batipen 0ans DeIbrhd, bes Hebatteurs
Der spreubfden Sabrbh@er". Ser.
ielbe f6reibt: Der @onierboiismus
II heute tn BEN OSeren, behbenbeu
&laRen bes goltss 10 fart. baB feline
uebertreibungen mad rebts uns nit
ar6Berer 8efabr bsbroben, aIs Der glu,
TURN bes 9paialismus bon Iints.
J3i1t Dor Der EepoIution baben mir
uns beute In SeuiIGlanb au fardten,
tonbern por ber Reatlion. Gas mub
ohen auageiproden psrben, uno bana9
muB man banbeIn.A
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iSiebsrbafte 3bdtiuteit. berrldt |

UIeDeIguTIt 2puIIgteIts herricht m
ldmmiliten brilif6en sfriesSbdfen. Die
@ommanbsure aQer briiii1en friegs.
Id f: BIS 9torb 4meritaniIdeu 8e.
fdwaber8 baben ben 8sfsbI erbaIten,
ha in 6aIif0r mobil 3u modem. Aae
6orpebO 8oote In ben Dod8 fnb
reparirt uub tn Gienfi geiisat pot6ea.
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ssiir @ounin.Rihter.

SD bin Elm unabbdusissr aanbibat fur
bas Am. beS @ountb Rihters bon
8erar Gountb BET ber am s. ytooember 1898
itattfinbenoen 8ibl unb tperoe i'm Geloe
bIeiben bis bic Stimmen se;dblt itnp. SD
erfudbe nteine Sreunoe uno Jfitbiirger, MID
5u uEterftiiseu uno iih ht3eittg res
giftriren laiien!
81. 8. Wtnpr.
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Mabntfe 9ptel Sar,
Off, 5ouiton StraBe,
80 nj. u u tb, 49,. Gigentbiimer.

Man finbet bier Elm por3heli6es
8las Bier unierer heimiiden graue.
reien. 8eionbere Nnertennung Der.
bieneu bic Weiue, gisarren, Whisties,
2iquore &c. 8or3iiglider Grei.
lun6 beS W Wnreens unb y d.
mittags. 9ieis WirtbiGoft erfrsut
R4 bes ansge3eihnetsn &ufss su beul
ongenebmheu Gufentbaltsorie ber
Stabt au sdblen.
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Gar Griebensri6ter bes /. prseintts.
gSir finb autoriiirt, Serrn 8bil. 8.
g boot als &unbibaten fitr 8tebcrnabl
fiir oas amt oes Sriebeusridters
oes |. Yrecinfts anautinbiaen.
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San NutunO, 9ieurag bin 25 Odober 1898.

| aungen unlere8 9ontrafte5 erfiIttt-
bas loltte Dir geniigeu. lIn0 lpenn e8
wirfiib ein GjelHit t1ad} Gefgeltung
geipeien m1re, oas mid babel geleitet
bat, 10 iollte id boh lneinen, Ser
! Garon ron GentGatieu uub feline 2od)>
ter bitten lpeni9 GeranlaiIuag, iid)
iber ejrl 3!acDewert gu beflagell, bltrd
lpelGe8 iie uor idimpilj0em litter
gauge belpabrt gebiieben Iino!"
9lntonie l0le bie strme pon ibrer
Srult uno trat nit menigen raid)en
Gd)ritten auf i'm gu. 60 ojd)t ltano
iie Dor ibm, baB er MIR ieinen arrl
bate aussuItrecfen bral1den, lie gu
uniG(ingeu. Sod uub Itol, ME lie
ii6 enpor9eridtet hattie, mar lie inn
on @jroBe fat 9leid, uno obue nit zen
gSimpeln gu 5uden, letfte lie ibren
Slid in Sen ieini9en.
nS0re mid an, Sabricius!" iagte
lie, ibre beiB aufmQllenbe 2eibenI9aft
nur uo9 nit Wiiibe bemei(terno. n0u
balt bis gu oieier Stun0e ilidts getbau,
um eiu freunoliGeS GjsTiibl fir Old
! in meinem Ser5en gu lpeden. Gs salt
Cir 9leih, oh es @iebe o0er SaB mar.
mas i9 fir Old empfanO. gtber 9u
luirit mid uidJt Spingen lpollen, Old
Su peradten! llno nur @eraettung,
riidbaltlole. tiefii, 9era1tun9 t0nnte
ict Cir unter bier 9lugen, ,pie Dor aller
Welt entgegen brin9erL iuenn gu per=
iu6en wollteii, mir 9e9euiiber aud
lsiueiter Die 9iigenmasfe be8 groBs
niitbiaen 0tetters uno @obltbdters
feli5ubalten. Sa.teit Ou Ben Wtutb
Res 6anoelis, 10 lna9lt On nun aud
BEN Wiutb bes GingeltdnoniHes babeu.
SD forbere nidts 9luberes bon Dir
als Sifenbeit uuo g8abrbeit! suf
Gein Saupt bie Sol9en, ipeun Ou
Gid bered)tist slaublt iie mir su Der,
ueigern!"
,llnb seleet nun, i'd ipollte Dir auf
Oeine erite Srage nit einen ,Sa'
antmorten, luas ware fit Gid bamit
9emonnen?~
nNi9t mebr nnb ni9t ipeniger alS
Die gewiBbeit, baS mir ipenisitens in
bieiem einen Runfte bon sleidem
Stre6eu erfiillt iinO, uno .baB mir
nidt uermeBrt iein pirb, mas Gu als
Oeine Fflidt anseieben 5u baben
ideinit. Sur baB meine Sewea9riin0e
ebler iinb als bic Geinisen, uno bab
Der Sie9 auf meiner Seite bleiben
nirb "aT-
sd mus Cir bemerten, baB i'd
mid anf Die 26iuns bon Oidtbleln
idle9t peritebe, aIntoaie! g8ir meroen
oieie llnterbaltus9 abbreden miiHen,
menn es Dir nid5t beliebt, Did beuts
lid aussuOrilfen.
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Sur @ouutps 5ieuer. . goasctor.

Sir iino autoriiirt, Serrn Yau1
W eer Of eiot als 8anoioat fir bas
Nmt oes s onntb. Steuer.8ollef.
tors anauaeiaen.
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Iiir @puntp. .Shabmeifer /:

Bir iinb autoriiirt, Serrn s o & n
2esIer als 3anoibat fur bas 9lmt oes
gountb g aaBme tiers au5u=
aeieen.
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0ir iinb o,itoriiirt, Serrn 8eter s D.
ols &anoioat fir oas Unit oes
gDuntps sGihters BEL Der benDr.
itahenben 8atl ansuseisen.
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Gir iino autDriiirt, 5errn Sobn g.
@ampbell ais 8anoibat fir bic gSie.
bertpabl fir oas amt oes 9 Sberiffs
bel Der benuritehenoen 8ahl ansu5eisen.
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gsir iinb nutoriiirt Serrn Sno. N.
Goblin als &anbioat ffir oas Nmt bes
Is gountb Sbabm eiiters an5uaei.
gen.
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STR 0litrifi 8 QlnmaIt:

gsir iino autoriiirt, Serrn 6 ar 0 8
. e als &anoioaten fiir oas Unit oes
. / tftrittsN mo alte8 an5usei9en.
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s nr g heriff.

gsir linb autDriiirt. Serrn Sphn
8ilfens jr. als Sanbioat fir bas Nmt
bes 9 Sberitfs Bel Der beporitebenbeu
gsabl ansuSeisen.
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sslr @puu,p 8 NHefpr:

Gir iinb autDriiirt, Serrn gbas. 9 i'
ner als &anoioat fir bas Mmt oes
gountD.Niieiiors or ansuaei9en.
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@ablsMn5eigem.
Sfnr bic QeoisIatur,

gSir iinb autortiirt, Serrn Sames g.
81 e 10 0 m B uls unabhdn9igen 8anbibas
ten fir bic 2egislntur andutinoiaen.
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Gsnr GiHritts sglert.

@ir iino autoriiirt Serrn Senrb Il m.
! heio as 8anoibat fur fas Nmt oes
3 Itritt. gIerfs an5uSeiaen.
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Sir iino autpriIirt Serrn Wot 2emis
als 8enoibat fir Die 8leteruahl fiir bas
Mmt bes 9iitritt=g ansuseisen.
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6ir @ounip @Ommlinouer Breciutt 3.
g8ir ftnb autoriiirt, 6errn gS m. Ser.
pei oils 8anoioat fir oas Nmt oes
Sountp e omm drs Brectntt
N 0. 3, auSutiinoigen.
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SShr GonnQbler.

@ir iinb outoriiirt. Serrn Spe &obr
als aanoloat fur Bieoeripabl fir bas
s. 8on ita bler'N mt oes l. Brecintts
anSutinbisen.
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Ges Siirger Gidfet.

9es Siirger 1ifet.
Sir 9ifrift.Gidter:
5. 6. Camp.
Sir 9iItritt.Quualt:
4. 2etpp.
Sir 9iftrift. glerf:
8 enrD u NJ ( d eih.
Sir GountD. .Gibter:
peter Sonos.
Sar gountp.glerf:
Sbab. %. 6 mitb.
Sir gountp, Solicitor;
Joe gaffiaao.
Sir sberiff:
Sobn Wiltens. II.
STR gDuntps&nualt:
sSobn u. '@ounor.
Sir gDuntp<gHeiior:
gbarles Gbiner.
Sir gounipeshosmeiFer:
SDbn gD. s bin.
Sir gountbs8ermeiier:
8 bDs. 6. Mellon.
SIR Santes unb @ieb<Snipectu,:
6ouaro u. 6enning.
Sir County ghulsSuperintenbent:
Or. Sobn 9. &ote.
Sir Die 9esislatur:
u. q GBur5bu
%. y. Rerr.
Sir county -aommiiiare:
ptecintt Is. g. Dnper.
Bteeinfi 2-Seb M. 8elI.
preclntt 3-6. .. t5aIlimap.
preeinft 4-Sobn g. Srainer.
Sir Sriebens.&iebter:
preeinft 1-Grant $. Dafh.
preeiatt Is b b. 5. q ms.
Sir 8onifobler:
Soc aobr.
Sir 6ffentlider &aser:
6 hns. Mu m n.
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Gs lobmt fth, SoOo's Sariaparilla
gu brauden. Sci reinem 8lut brau6t
Sbr feline Nnsit su baben ror Grippe,
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-03-07
They Are
Reliable.

Saturday evening, Janaury Goth,
party of eight left the city for a trip
around the Island on bicycles. The
list was made up of some of the lead
ing wheels represented here, among
them a 81 Overland Special which is
handled by the HONOLULU BICYCLE
CO The Overland was the only wheel
in the lot which made the trip without
trouble of any kind OVERLANDS
are the kind of wheels that take you
away from home, and bring you back
again.
By the last Australia, we received a
few samples of the '98 OVERLANDS.
They are as much superior to the 81
product as daylight is superior to
darkness, and are without any excep-
tons, the most beautiful models, and
the highest grade wheels ever shown
here for anything near the price which
we shall sell them-s65. We defy all
competition, even at a much higher
figure.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-03-07
CHAMBERLAIN COUGH REMEDY

This remedy is intended especially
for coughs, colds, Group, whooping
cough and influenza. 1t has become
famous for its cures of these diseases,
over a large part of the civilized world.
The most dattering testimonials have
been received, giving accounts of its
good works; of the aggravating and
persistent coughs it has cured; of Sc
we're colds that have yielded promptly
to it's soothing effects, and of the dan
gerous attacks of Group it has cured,
often saving the life of the child. The
extensive use of it for whooping cough
has shown that it robs that disease of
all dangerous consequences. Sold by
all druggists and dealers. Benson,
Smith & Co., Ltd, wholesale agents
for Hawaiian Islands.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-03-07
ONE CASE OF MEASLES.
). ). China In Strict Quarantine
While In Port.

The P. NJ. S. S. China. Seaburv COM
mander, arrived in port and hauled
alongside the Pacific Mail wharf AT
about $3.50 O'Clock Saturday night. AL
though she started from Yokohama on
schedule time, she was not I'D to her
usual standard for it has almost al
ways been her habit TO get into port
on the night or even the afternoon be-
fore the day set for her arrival. The
weather met with on tbs trip over was
not at all good and this was the cause
Of her making slow time.
Upon arrival off the harbor. DR.. Day.
the Port Physician, found that when
about four days from this port, a case
OF measles was developed among the
Asiatics in the steerage so that, when
the China hauled alongside the wharf,
a strict quarantine was maintained and
nobody allowed aboard. The 66S Japan
csc and one Chinaman were sent over
TO the Quarantine Station and the cabin
passengers for this port allowed to go
ashore.
The present trip seems to have been,
up to the time of the arrival Of the big
liner in port, rather unfortunate one.
In San Francisco. Purser Brickwedel
found it necessary to go into the hospi-
tai for an operation and G. NJ Wilbur,
formerly purser of the Aztec, was put
in his place. Then came the storm on
the way to China and Japan which re-
suited in the smashing of one of the
boats and the damaging of two others.
On the way from the Orient here, two
of the officers were taken i'll and then
to cap the climax, the case of measles
already detailed above was discovered.
The China discharged her cargo of
nearly 200 tons and continued on her
way to San Francisco at D. m. Sun
day. taking large number of passen-
gers.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-03-07
PunahOu A gain.

The second of the series Of games be-
tween the Punahou and Kamehameha
teams on the Makaiki grounds Satur-
day, was won by the former with a
score of 10 to nine. The game was
very closely contested. The Rams were
ahead to the ninth inning, when their
rivals got in and made two runs.