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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-03
A BRADSTREET REPORTER.
''' ia'o Trouble aud Then Got Out Again
with M Harm Done.


Ptfhips your company would be In.
ulg'si In knowing something Of my
'ipfnfnc' with coffee drinking For
: org pnt ihere was M pleasure In
ny hrcikiag. for Immediately after
suhg WIS In pain. suffering
IN Indigestion, AMI generally be-
enc ~ s.ck 10 my p.pmnch that was
ae NJ.
iql not know what the cause Of the
Ssso', Nas unill one " my friends
az had b-on affected In ehe same
~ ipld NE that he Aad got ertlrely
1T US alilicully by quitting Tho use
Y ehte, aud uriiE In tH pls 90
Ilsium Food Coffee, from which
op'llnel remlrhnble resuits.
IN, NC change without any Sroublc,
,,nh NJ f9npm was nfler one or two
,ales' uhi We found out how 10 boil
tWepFhyl better than .ha coffee |
~ o,en accustomed 20.
~, ABOUT ghree weeks | was 50 well
a., ! found cauh drink reRllariy
80 found I could drink regular
~ without having the old trouble,
ses.s '9uld not gct buck 10 IKE berry
mr. AkAtn, abe Postum easies ~
Zen a os,iet 30 me, and the f,cl that !
sy.s, s'.ths stronger ana slurdier IN
hFa w eohVlnres me thar l am hv-
more r9fural life.
ny s ana y j. heFi 20 boil Postum stoad-
IN ns 10y ~ \ boil too hard so az 70
osur.'' pni b thould be allowed so
nW Nv, boiling a Mng dime or n doc,
tun 80 right When II n allowed
t.rs,isplsh % tins flr boiling, n II
"a ny delicious. I enclose a llst OF
bssn a, VI friends who have al
lavlns ~ Of uhslr Indigestion hy
Jsfomee "" coffee ara using Postum.
rfee. y, l'Asev bonzlng. 81 No. 50th
Bra,,,sIn,i lcdnelphii. Pa. Reporter fol
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-03

ntss.r. ua,. Jast Cause 10 Peel Proud of
Their Achievement.

Tho week un the exchange has been
4 nug sycuifui one. stocks being un-
rrilly ac.ive and registering good ng-
urgi, - good IN fact that summarlElns
The weeks qu1,atiuns. shows advances
"a tlnsty per cent " the securities. only
4 tsw nut Of the MY odd receiving
oily attention exhibiting any decline
whatever This gratifying condition u
srsrs speaks well for riih mines. az
~ slicks refT. acntiug them have not
stunned without Just causc-a fact
uh.gh can be iurnc Miussa O. 10y a
Unl 20 the properties affected.
The week bfIugl'. Viil Wales " 2i6,-
- shifls ~ stock. these securities
selling ~ the handsome nEure III tas. =
riG. Nni a day passed without a
sod volume " business. and ihklnR IN
% cans.isfailon the dsaErecib BILE
tsiih,r ai times. and she fact that
iNN callers welded the hammer.
~ shlaiHg "a q remarkably god one
"a gives evidence OF the amount ~
llsness 70; pfesens bsiuE done In Utah
nalnE securities.
fadiy'. call occupied Just two hours,
I'd aas the hest during the week ~
resulted On sales VI over 10000 shares
rFh value ~ over $4,000. The firrt
. record transfers was Centennial
Eureka. which parted with % shares 1T
tiN Per share. Then followed good
inlufe " activity M Pour Aces NJ
f.iinnary quotations. while GeyseT-
Mama experienced q marked ndyaure
iti .ili az ~ ana NJ cents. with she
faek firmly bid FOR az the former fR-
~ coming down {, Gaisnl the bfokrTs
ltiugid with freedom aud made sales
q Tom 4 20 60 'rnta. leaving the stock
Nh a hid of 11h. an whloh basis u
Va IN good demand, Mammoth re-
NAMED In siatu qun, - o. speak. and
"a business al g. af.sr which there
ru lively trading IN lower Mammoth.
aIihluEh az figures much lower than
ihose Efesilng thu stock on the previous
tal Bales were made n. from - 20 40
gnis and ~ the close the prevailing
~ was ia'a. while ihsrs WERE Offer lngf
y ~ Northern Light held NJ quite
Nfl and figured ar seller around a
onis, over 1000 shirss changing hands
AZ thh quotation. wish thu stock ex-
holilhe tendency % advance. caused
v thought, by good reports from ihe
nine. Sunshine was dealt In az from
= 70 N cents. this business cutting IN
Transfers In the listed sio sks.
DIAL Ink with n lawer order NJ things
Drought OUT a sale u Iiulllon-Hrck Tun.
~ az " cents. ana the ~ EEK wanted
ihs hgufe. bu;kt ye continued flr'n
,hl sold above : c-nts. while Chloride
rent was favorihlv handled. and cans
lleyl was fecoTnlxa1 a. a seller ne.
wen 2 and GEMS. There was busl.
%" IN Columbia ~ good figure, while
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ou,Ieek for nela Maintain. .

The Rlchneid Advocate u again 70 the
front. this time In now form aud vdlted
and published by 4. ~. Williams. u
says that the outlook FOR important
mining work In Gold Mountain district
In the spring was never better. owners
81 mines and claims have bfrn doing
o great deal of development work during
the fall and summer. AMI several have
got their properly IN such shape that
whom favorable wcaths' returns they
mining men whom the Advocate repre-
sentative has met, apcar genuinely en-
Outraged. and some are quite rangulhe
that the Glld Mounisin district viii
mako such y showing In Tho spring that
capital VIII go In and open up f0nie
Important mines.
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showing In the Colorado.

The Coiorado Mining company. Just
incarporatQd owns a valuable piece Of
rouni nestled between the Sioux Cdn-
soiditcd and iIumbug w the Tlnilc
district. The company has heon work.
Ing the property several weeks and has
already attained a depth ~ a. feet In
the shnr; with results ~ a very cncour-
aging nature.
The Groupings are quite rich and from
the shat, the miners arc drifting on q
vein which shows values or from 2 60
Rich fsolt has also been Sound ON che
property and 70 n the belief " colonel
Dorsey. president N the company. that
a mine viii be opened up in COM
pnrativeiy short space ~ iime. Tho
ground show twp strong lodges extend.
irr q Distance OF 1900 feet uH1 irilca-
lions are iirst-class ali She way through.
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slIIrMrNrs rM0M rnIsCO.
The, Yield Good Values In Lead and Cop
per with some silver.

The initial shipment by the John
ia ,lor group at Frisco has been tested
40 found 10 yleld very satisfactory
,sai,,e. Inc six tons sent 10 market as
ssyIng ana per cent lead, ii's ounees
silver and 81 per cent SUI 20 ,ne ton
i,rgs,y a lead proposition. ana this
mineral predomlnates although the
zines in silver and gold are also very
enceurnrlng. Mr.. Taylor thinks he has
~ making Of a bonanza. and frum ltH
nrs, shipment and the fact that The
mine Is YET IN It's early stages of de-
".iopment, q appears that he Is justi.
oe1 In the conclusion arrived az.
The Solomon group, classed as a
c,nper proposition, sent Ia three tons
~ starter. the ~ rnnr,ng 10 Per
cont copper. 9 ounces silver ana %
cents gold TO tn ton, Thefe values dem.
,nstrate this also t. be a good prom.
IN and doubtless IT. Owners Moasrs.
Angerg1n, Taylor. Martin ana iiaNklna.
,,iii live sufficiently lorg 90 reap a har.
yss, frnm It's development.
The shipments above noted viii do
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Samuel Ncwhouse, the well known
mining man OF Colorado and Utah. lcfi
Denver last evening for New y ork city,
where he viii meet hlH VIE an her ar
rival from Eurgpe, says the Denver
Post. Lewiston lirna, ~ New York. the
In the United States, AMI who almost
control the copper product Of the world.
are behind Mr. Newhouas In hla con.
structlon OF a smclicr IN connection
with u now fimoa uin'. teh ig-Iih
with his now famous mlnv. the High-
Hand BOY. The amclier he being hIlli
on ihe banks N the jordan glycr. some
ten miles south Of Sali fska city, IN.
der the direction ~ Frank *. i.optcko.
the chief metallurglst ~ the Boston Z.
Montana Copper company and viii cos.
In the neighbofh00d ~ f.lO,clu.
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Slower lime Down Confer sirei.

Superintendent W. y. Reed Of the Salt
Lake sioci rallIVad said this morning
that he had placed a watch upon the
cars rs they descend the Center s.ruS
hill ana u he flnds m1iorman violating
his lrTirueticns he will discharge him
forthwith. Thorc Is plenty time Civ.
IN In which % make the trip. und tho
orders explicitly STATE that ~ greater
ypcfd shall hf made descending tho hin
thin d mad ascending u. "You can
Ft1fe.' taih Mr.. Reed, 'yhat the safety
- tho public viii he looked after and
! shan personally Fne that fhe orders
% tha company aro carried out"
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I,III,.

JENKINS -At MN Creek. aaii lake
county. u,ah. Abraham Jenkins. NOM
bar ~ the Grand Army of the Republic;
Diseased WIS f1und dad Ia his humble
home a few days agp pnd buried from
~. 1895 lie lived alone and was a
native VI wales. Ito was In the S5th
your ~ his age at the time Of h.i
lfith.
South wales papers, please copy.
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MARKET REPORTS.

Now York. Dec. aplsposltlon to ro'
alice In tho urangera and faeihcs con-
unued at tho opening today while other
railroads showed Faina, causing an irrog-
ulRr tendency, The market showed =
disposition to rise, but met obstruction
In upots which caused irrcguinrisy The
unsettled tone. however, was soon sue.
cooded BY a general movement upwad
under tho leadership OF the low priced
sharea, purchafcs OF Central iaciho ana
Paclnc Mail being unusually heavy,
Federal Steel Tennessee Coal ana COLI
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MONEY.
New York Dec. O.
MONEY Money on call steady at 3
usr cent
Sterling exchange steady with actual
business In bankers bills NJ tNitIfi for
demand and atlNMaA for ~ days, posted
fuftH fkliaFfl NtEt commercial bills
tWis
silver certificates. crilciis.
tinr silver raN
Mexican dollars. co.
Government bonds, iirm. ga 100. new
&c. regular. li't. DO cuupon. I go. a..
~; do coupon i.i2iJ 2nd's. regular. ~.
90 fcnulnf. iilsi do coupon, Ll4i43 Pa
Clnn 60 uf 30. 1.n.i5
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4 conlric; was signed today FOR che
resumption ~ work on thu Monarch
property. located on ehr W0t Dip at
Mcrcur. the company'a purp0fc being
50 sink fhe shaft 10 grlutur depth and
put the MIN on a paying basis. ranking
10 with fha oihrr mines n that sec
ton. Tho company treasury stock
has been subscribed flr and this will
enable q Continuation ~ work until ore
bodies have been encountered. Ths
Monarch has cv'ry,hlug iu lis iavor ana
VIII doubtless come Go the FROM In due
araa0u
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Book q Mormon Class.

AZ 1850 O'Clock next Monday evening
the Book OF Mormon class viii nee; IN
the lecture hall at the Tcmple,on. Prof.
Mills viii speak on "Ammon's misson.
airy labora AMONGST the LnmlnlteH."
sing a quartet. All are invited to at.
tend.
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PRODUCE

Chicago. Dec. ..
Whcnt=Mny wheat OPENED a. of.mii.
advanced o. csr and caHod IN 70 c3't.
close
WiiEAT-Dcc.. 81; MAY. O.; July. Giis
cons Doc 4sn Nov sly
pATN=hHr. sfiEnis MAY, ~.
ponk-Dec. 40. Jan, ai5i May. go
iAitu=lrp, AEiti Jan. $40.
Rtiis-Dcc.. ass Jan. A0.
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CASH

No. 2 red wheat. %. do aoeI9: No. .
hnrl winter. ~. No. 2 ~. eln,t; No. i
northern spfinE. "fio'i No. 2 DO ens'i
cefn--So :. s'a4i No. new. q: old.
l1iaff1L
Barley cash. - to W
HyeaCHHh and Dee, t2',,
Timothy =gg
IruNAfNa
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cmIcAGo MAnKErs.


Nv. WTTT y.
Chicago. Dec. q
UoOs-RccciptH. sa.opo. Loft over,
f.rNt
Market fairly active. generally steady.
HIGHT, d ~ f1it' mixed. g1nati. heavy,
40
.cATTtE-Iicccipis. CO. pun and TIN.
changed.
two, amali5. westerns. 2piits0. lambs.
ls5ffs-n
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Dalton. Emerald. Golden Eagi,. Her
cules and 'Homrs.iks aiD figured In
the trading. The Hther sellers we're Joe
bowers. Little Pit'sDusg, 1,nhbits Foot.
star Consolidated. N1irD and swansea.
all selling at excellent iicuros. ard nir-
tcularly the latter. whlcr made wnu-
dcrful strldaa. and found iakera he
tween &S.15 and saSgt,. Little riits-
burg was heavily dealt In a. 1915 cents.
1900 shares changing hsnds a. shis
price.
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much to draw attention to Frisco and
nom Acknowledged n rich mlncral-
bearlne section. and with these prop
ortles operating. coupled with work
a, the Washlnrton ana Horn Silver. the
san Francisco district will not long re-
...nI. In ahr harknrlMnl.
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orndo Fuel were strong aud paciar Mail
ilnsesd OH. Metropolitan Street Hallway
and sugar moved SHARPLY upwnrda.
IdiaUu illuminating nude d dr0p 70 f.ri
rchnundcd Ia f.iU The closing vna dull
and Generally frm. and showed very nnf-
row net changes outside Of "a fcw Of the
auHflnlflaa
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wrrKLy nANK STATEMENT.

New York. Dec. 9.-The weekly bank
statement shows the following changcsi
SURPLUS reserve dccrcaer. Si.ga.0E.
Loans Increase, N,i4aNu.
Spotle. decrease, $500.
LEGAL tenders incrcuHe. fiiS10.
Deposits. Increase. " iaM.Fu.
Circulation Increased illy 1u.
The hanks now hold si1U4I.W0 IN OK
cess VI tho requirements Of the 3 per
cent rule.
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TRANSFERS or aToCKs.

Centennial Eureka % shares a, tssso.
-Four Aces 1900 at s0c.
-Four Aces i.OoQ as aoihc.
-Four Aces 1891 az ale,
Geyslr- Marion coo 10 VIC.
Depreciation 100 al S1c.
Galena 100 az tic.
gaiura 900 al 6sc.
Gaiena 100 az sSAc.
Galera 700 a, ssc.
Gaieni 5oo al c0c.
Glirnl 100 a; G0Ac.
Mammoth 900 at s..
Lower Mammoth 800 nt lahd
Lower Mammoth 900 at 12hc.
Lower Mammoth i,iOo at i1c.
lower M1mmoih COO at 13iac.
Lower Mammoth 300 at sic.
Lower Mammoth 600 at tthc.
Lower Mammoth 100 at 1sc.
Lower Mammoth i.iOO AZ &c.
Lower Mammoth 100 nt Nc.
Northern Light 1900 At tsitc.
Northern Light i.5OO ~ tsAc. i.
Northern LiEh. 900 at ihc.
Sunshine 600 90 Csc.
Sunshine 500 vt &c.
Sunshine 800 al be.
nulhon-B Beck Tunnel 1000 AZ sAe.
buckeye $40 ns Be-.
buckeye 5000 ~ snc.
buckeye 5000 al hisc.
Chloride Point 1909 at tiit.
Chg1ride Point go % fi.is.
Camp Floyd 1000 al stc.
Camp Floyd 1000 az 2sc.
Columbia 600 at &C.
Columbia 600 at se4c.
Tason 5000 at i.c.
Dipon 1000 az ifsc.
Dalton 5000 al 20.
Emerald 500 90 i5c.
Emerald 800 90 iihc.
Golden EiElr 1000 af citc.
Golden Eagle p.00O at ~,
Hercules 200 at size,
lI0mes,ake 5000 ~ 2Ar.
Hnmtstuke 3.oo0 at eisc.
IIomtsi1,ke 1000 at Be-.
Joe Bowers 1000 az shc.
I.tile PiishurE 1900 al love.
Rabbits Foot 1000 a. Ice.
Rabbits Foot 1000 uf iGhc.
STAR Consolidated 700 At u.
swansea 900 al sis.
swanso, 900 az n.1Ih.
aNanre,, 100 at $3.50.
swansea 100 ~ iis2h.
Naleo 200 at $3.50.
Total SHARES sold. So,0i5,
Selling v,lue of stocks, uS,oaiso'
THE WEEKS BUSINESS.
During the week shares have changed
hands az followh.
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MInlng In.orpo,aiIon.

The Prairie Iicii Mining company han
nlcd articles OF Incorporation. II has "a
capital stock Of $4,000 IL shares ~ 10
cents each. AMI owns pruprrt" IN The
Tintic district. ". n. igrawn Il prrfi-
dent; Jackson G, Mcchfya,ni. Vice pres.
identi Hector Grlrwold. secretary and
treasurer. ana @. W. Powers and Joseph
Llppman are directors.
The Colorado Mining company, also
owning property IN Tlntlc district. has
been Incorporated with capital stock
OF $4,000. IN shares % 20 cents each
ucorge W. 4. Dorsey II PRECEDENT. Al.
bort Hagen. vice president. Daniel y.
Spencer. secretary. Josiah Barnett.
treasurer. and Joseph wilson the other
director. l.H. Is.
To operate ground three AMI a half
miles east % Logan II the object ~
the Highland Mining AMI MILLING com.
pnny. now incorporated. IT. capital
stock u $4,000 In 6o.cent shares. Hans
iylanfer IL president: ~. "hristentcn,
vice president; !. y. Anderson. sscrs.
;ary and treasurer, and y. Chrisienssn
ana y. \. Anderson are directors.
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Try the "pelca,essen Cafe" the best
Lunch and Dinner IN the city Tor sSe.
omen an night. is7 Main ~.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-03

Ralph Guthrie. Stock Broker. Room II
Walker Bank Building Telephone No.
los A.
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Morris q West. Stock Brokers, i3i At
las block. Telephone osl
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.,., llnL,ry unI Cnfr.

go Mnln 81, tho buslnets mona re-
SORT Tor excellent Meals" Right
prices. Quick service. Free Delivery.
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-07-29
HAWAIIAN COMMISSIONERS.
Personnel OF the Staff Which VIII
Depart Early in August.

WASHINGTON. July Ex-senator CuI-
lOm, chairman of the Hawaiian Commits
sion, will leave Washington today with
his family for Chicago, whence he ex-
poets to make short tour over the State
before going to Hawaii. The appointments
to the staff of the Commission have been
made, and it is composed largely of en-
ployes of the Senate and House of Rep
resentatiVes.
The purpose of this was to reduce ex-
penditures, none of those who accompany
the party receiving any compensation eX-
cept the official stenOgrapher. The Sena-
tor will sail from San Francisco about
August 10th, and it is expected that the
party will remain in Hawaii until about
the time Congress convenes.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-07-29

Admiral Miller Coming
Under Sealed Orders.
Letter Probably Addressed to Min
lister SewaIl-Due in Few Days.
The Commission.

The United States Ship Philadelphia,
with Admiral Miller aboard, should be
here by Tuesday next at the latest The
departure was made from San Francisco
on the 25th inst. last Monday. This ad-
vice comes to American Minister SewalI
here from Admiral Miller. There is the
possibility of there being or having been
some delay in the sailing of the Philadel-
phia. She was being coaled at San Fran
Visco when the Pennsylvania, transport
left.
Nothing is known here yet about the
program for annexation ceremonies. All
that is under seal with Admiral Miller
The instructions are in all likelihood to
the American Minister here. Mr.. SeWaU
said yesterday that he presumed il would
be privileged to the people here to have
at least fOrty-eight hours for prepera-
lions for the formal change of sovereign
ty. But everything, from the President
of the United States and from the Sec
retaries of the Navy, of State and of
War, is under seal in care Of Admiral
Miller
Naturally the officers of the Annexa-
ton Club, who Will direct local partici-
patton in the flag raising and celebration,
are extremely anxious for the appear
ance of Admiral Miller and for knowledge
of the United States portion of the pro-
gram. Nothing can be done by the An
neXatiOn Club officers till the plans of
the American Minister are known.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-07-29
Fence, Fence, Fence!

Please don't take offense when I tell
you an Iron fence is the greatest that
ever happened at So cents per foot and
erected and painted. Be modern and
show your beautiful homes. Down with
the hedges and board fences (relics of
by-gone days. and beautify your
grounds and the city by throwing them
open to view. 1t does not take a
scholar to see the economy in beauty
and durability in an Iron fence over
all others at our prices. Every one
acknowledges its superiority in every
way, but former high prices have kept
it from all but the wealthy. Iron and
Wire Work of all kinds at lowest
prices.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-07-29
Persons troubled with diarrhoea will

Persons troubled with diarrhoea will
be interested in the experience of Mr..
w. NJ. Bush, clerk of Hotel DOrrance,
Providence R. I. He says: For sew
eral years I have been almost a con-
slant sufferer from diarrhOea, the fire.
uuent attacks completely prOstrating
me and rendering me unfit for my
duties at this hotel. About two years
ago a travelling salesman kindly gave
me a small bottle Of Chamberlain's
Collie, Cholera and DiarhOea Remedy.
Much to my surprise and delight its
effects were immediate. Whenever I
felt symptoms of the disease would
fortify myself against the attack with
a few doses Of this valuable remedy.
The result has been very satisfactory
and almost complete relief from the
affIction." For sale by all druggists
and dealers. Benson, Smith & Co..
wholesale agents for H. I.
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SEATTLE CWashD, July 1S.-The steam
er Arizona, which was recently purchased
at Tacoma by the Government for a
transport, sailed for San Francisco this
evening
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c. BREWER Z CO., | D.
Queen Street, Honolulu, H. /.
AGENTS FOR

AGENTS FOR
Hawaiian Agricultural Company, Ono
mea Sugar Company, Honomu Sugar
Company, Wailuku Sugar Company,
Waihee Sugar Company, Makee Su-
gar Company, Haleakala Ranch
Company, Kapapala Ranch.
Planters Line, San Francisco Packets,
ton Packets.
Agents Boston Board OF Underwrit-
ers.
Agents for Philadelphia Board OF I'm
derwriters.
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BEAVER LUNCH ROOMS.
Fort St., Opp. Wilder & Co.,
H. ]. NOLTE, Prop.
First Glass Lunches Served

With Tea, Coffee, Soda Water,
Ginger Ale or Milk. Open
from 8 a. m. till 10 p. m.
Smokers Requisites a Speciality.
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The Alaska Commercial Company
steamer St. Paul, Captain Hays. arrived
in san Francisco from st. Michael on
July Il. The passengers brought down
about S1,5O0,0OO in gold dust and mug
gets. They say that the total output will
not exceed $40. 00O. O00. The amount of roy
aIties collected was $1,000,000
The steam schooner Samoa arrived al
Port Townsend on the 18th with about
$50 600 in dust.
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LONDON. July 1S.-The Chronicle, this
morning. says that it believes that the
conference between the Queen Regent and
General WeyIer means that her majesty
Violently adopting the Carlist cause and
taking his military adherents with him
The Chronicle says: "Spain's anxiety as
to Gibraltar is quite grOundIess, but if
she insists upon planting batteries to
threaten our harbOr and cOaling station
we shall be obliged to stop her