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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-01-19
it6tt2 3ar Q1mter 1sto &eess
tlbefemb ejtter.

~ 3
stm Sabre 1871 bat Sobn Y. Dimes
einen Aus3uQ aus ben Wrunotiteln uon
Qonb uno lots in 3ustaramas ecuntp.
Cbio, beeonnsn uno bat oenielben tiirss
lid polIenbet. IS III bies Ger einsiae|
Mns3na bon ben 8runotiteln, Der le IN
oicieln gountp aenadt iporoen 1T.
Deriefbe seiat oas Datum ben Va-I
men oes Mnsitellers, fOiuie oesieniaeus
al ipelnsn ole uebertrasuna erfolst.
Die gef1reibung. ben gano, Selten.1
sabl, 10. ppm 5piunibip nno Viertel=
tonnibip, bic Seftion, 3abl Der Mder.
gsnmner Der Got, poer Der Nooition 81
elmer Staot, pon jeoem 'Shriltltild,
oas iemals in Der &etproer Olfee IN
Dem aenannten County eingetraaen
mproen 1T. Die 9kbeit wuroe uon 9ln=
fang biz su @nos iOrafdItia nit Den
@runobiibern perglihen uno 10 anaer
oronet, oaB Die Sitel jeoer 6arm, jeoes
Stiides Qano, DOer ieoe Staot=Sot BON,
Dem gegenpdrtieea @iacntbilmer bis 5u
Der uripriinglibeu llebertragnng Don
Der Ser. Staaten &e9icruag in turssr
3eit suriid9eiiibrt meroen fam. Sle
Mdngel ieoes 3itels seigeno, iople alle
Sppotbeten, BaAtcpntratte, 9lrbeitsan=
ipriide pber anoere @erbinolibtelten
segen bieielben. Die III DEN 6suno=
biheril einsetyaaen lino.
Sas Spltem, nah fpelhem Die 9lus=
siiee Der 0Dpotbefen gebalten lino, ere
mosliden es DEM graniinatpr. ole 0p-
potbefsn ODER Mrbeitsanipriibe su fin=
oen, Die iemals in ben 6runobiiheril
ein setraaen murben, Oh oielelben eineli
Geeor0= Sitsl haben ooer ni6t. IS III
niht notbwsnoie, ben Sitel eines @ruuo-
! ltiifes suriid 81 fiibren, lim ole Ter=
binolihteiten auf bemlelben nad)sumei-
| len.
Dieier Mussus lit BON 9roBem Wertbs
! fir Gi9entbiimer. Gduier BON 8runf :
eieentbum, ganfiers 49,. 9louofaten.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES uno perlo=
men, ipel1e 8runoei9eutbum uls llnter-
pfanb nebmen, neil Die 3sit, UNI einen
5itel gu priifen, oaourd auf Elm Wiini-
mum rebusirt ipiro. IT,
Die Sitel fir einen erpben She'll bes
2anoes uuo Der Cots lino mangelbalt
unb Der einSi9e @eg. um Iiher gu 9e.
ben. iit Der. einen uollltGnoigen 9lusSue
BON Dem Sitel su perlaneen, ooer ein'
Examination Der Nus3ug=Su6er Dor
Sobn u. 6imes, ebe man fault. ooel
8elo auf @runoeigentbum auslebnt.
IS lit betannt, boB Die Snbaltsper
;eibniiIs bon Saufbriefen uno 0ppo
thefen mauaelbaft ino. uuO sab + ih
Iuslahungen in oenielben portommen
10 baB es unm0alih lit, nod oenielbel
einen aenauen Nussus fir einen Site
ooer ben gerbinOlidteiien oaraaf anSu
fertiaen.
2auibnefe. 8onos. 0npotbsfen I'M
Gpntratte &c. peroen {Or9fdltia ausge
fiibrt.
Mlan made teinen Gauf uno lebn
. teiu 8elo anf @runoei9enibum in Sus
earapas @onntp, obne lid5 3uerit Dol
/ ber &idtiateit Der Sitel nno oeren Ser
binolidfeiten iiberSeust su babsn nac
ben Sii1ern bon
{ Sobn u. Simes.
Stem VhilabelDbia. ..
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-01-19
Ymm Mufbau :

Der RonItitution uno Rraft blaller, sar~
ter uno ieroiul0ier Sinoer aebraube
man Sr. Vierce's Golden Medical
Discovery. IS lit eas gelte fur einen
erihopften &0rper nno Elm selhmdhtes
Spnem. IS reinigt oas glut grltnos
lih, bereihert es uno itdrtt Die Srgane,
pelbe Die natirlide Geiniauna, Ste
itauriruns uno @rndbrans oes Sp=
items beloroen. 9ei &scpnoalestens
BON 8rippe, 2unaenentsiinouns, sfieber
unb aneern ibwdAenOen Srartbeltsn,
tonmt ibm nid)ts als appetitrelaenoes,
reitaurireioes 5onie sur Bieoeraetpin=
ming bon &raft uno 6elunobeit alei1.
IS furirt uerpOIe uno alsemeine
Shndd)e.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-01-19
Sd)WinOIud)t aetciIt.

giuem alteu arate Der oeu her Yrars auriidgespseu
Iebt muroe burdb tiueu ptinhiben Wliionar bic Bee
ftreibun4 eiues e.ntaden pesetabliihen 6eilmtteIs
fur bic Sdnele uno bauernof Seiluug BON SuH9eus
idniuSlntbt, 9rpud)itis. aatarrb. Nffbma unb oIeu
Sals. uHb 2unseutraufbeiien aussebduoigt antD Gin
4ttel Fir poinpe rabifals rilune bon 9terpeni6pds
DE uns allen yserpeutranfbefen gtadoem Der 8ottor
bic mHnberbaren 5eltr6fte in iaueub Jdlen erprubt
hattie sratete es ir ietne 8fitt oos Witte ieimeu
Ieibeubnn Wiitmenidsu befannt su MAIDEN 8pn olc'em
Wotin atno Munit getricbeu. banoete er. SD icube
oieies 8esept gaus foitenirei Vile bic eS pnideu.
in bertidber eneIiidber nub frau3biber Sprabe NIT
poler anmeiians Der 6eriteauns uno bes Sebrand,S.
6enac aoreife uub 8reimarfe, beSitbe Gid au biele
Seitnno uuS i'd ienoe es iofpr 10 a. @oYes $40
Yotpems YIod. God)ecr. u D. -
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-01-19
..cIe CNo,,".

NddHen Montaa tommt i'm biefigen
Cpernbauis bas Drama DIE Olien"
CUR Nuffiibruna. Das 6hauipiel ipirb
pon elmer por3iieliden 0eielldaft ges
fpielt. Dasielbe 1T i6cn alt unb bat
fid ldnaf als porsiiali9es 3ugffiid be-
tpdbrt unb oies lpiro in oieier Sdiion
lnebr als ie Der Gall iein, ba benz Stiide
cine 8iepele-Wettfabrt einaefiist 1T,
iuelde iiberall init ertbuiiaitiiAem Bel.
f0ll auiaenommen tuirD.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-01-19
Die ,,,s,sSeIaDcme 6Iinte.>.

Qttten Miti,po1 gahmittcs ipdre
ein a9iidbrioer 4nabe in Ganal Dpuer
bsinAbt Tin Cpfer Der .linaelonenen
S6roti1inte" aeuoroem. 9tpei Qnabea
6tufp WsnoIinas fpieltsn nit elmer
bopptudufiaen Gdrotflinfe. bDn Der lie
pIoubteH fie lei niht Qsldoeu. Ser
Slikre 8ruoer aislte auf ben adtidbriasil
Damn, biz fslinte entllib iiA nnb traf
IN Qlkinen III bic rsdte 6eite uno in
bas 0eli6t. 9le Munbe 1T aef1brlif,
bolb 4ldubf 81. Qefpis, ben Rnoben
xti1sfi III .i6nlsil. 3ahircihs Gdrot-
lJF,sfr flb f6on 0lis beiIsn 3brper ar
61Iiien Dp4 ia Ks Bi6t asIun0sn, bis-
( 6 n alle 81 tntIernsn.
mn tcn NJ 5otAe Dis Miogol "a
IS IS n n q 4 siiI aslber 4laI
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-01-19
Die 0etMrt pes ,,0r6teren1'
Stetu 0crt.

Dsit BEN anbrn@ be- ususn Sabres pisb bas .er5.
6ers~ Rem Dors nIs. Elm ausQem0fbeuer Wieie III bic
Delt eiuQefdbrt DnS Yrobism Der Wlnuiiipoluertpas
tang wtr6 IN uMierem 9anbe jeime bo6ife Drote TN
grbbeu Weabitabe ~ bsttebeH 4dben. Snnerbalo fe.
uer Greuten ipeilt ene 8ebblferung tpelde tat benz
sstsn gsnlns Oerisniqsn Osn Drsiabn nuitrsr Onpe.
bielent9e Der breiaebn uripriuQliden bel Der Grim.
bnns Pee aion bttbeili9tsn etaaten pie Dorfebrnn.
gen tber Debtu uMD @eiunbbeit bie}er ungebeureu
WlenQe anS alien N0tionen unb gRIimateu inb Elm nr-
get5ftes RdttfeL aber inoem fs aus ber Grfobrung
eintB nnsau etn babies Jobrbunbert anb0Merben Ct
iDiaeS sutsa 5ishen ibnnsn kauitnbe ppn &tibenben
in NtU Dorf nnS ionttpe aus ber @spaIt ients quA-
Ienbem GsbenS, MtenmnfSmnS. burd ben irRb1eitiQen
nub iplieMatifnen 6ebrnnd bon 6cfetttrs 1l0Qens
DttefS tereit mtrbsn 4ttteres III 1berbem Elm Cor.
beughn0smttfe ge0tn WfaI0rin xnb NierenIesteM 10.
me en- ne peri09epoB 1simittsI BeQen 9eberittrn.
0fus Uertfopiun9 Sd)wh&e. Mi9rdW uub Merp0fltdt.
81 bepmberunDe emiir1tAer @ei{s r2dt a. ben Abpetit
AZ i1rbtrt IN Gdaf hefaIeuni0f 0{nsinng unbptrfi
ben e6bwddbeu ben AIltr$ ent0egfp. II
A3 s. = - - &
GIiquetta anns2 2IAj fGsna raul
3 y IE !; Z !.sxpsns ~! i!
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-01-19

: sSnfolee oes Gallens eines 6ahr-
forbes in Der greflon Grube AZ Nines
pietras. Merifo. iiiir3ten nGt Bsrgleute
aus elmer Dobe bon fiinfbunoert Sub
ouf ben Booen bes G6ahtes. Gini
Durben auf Der Stele qet0otet unb Die
anoersn orei 10 eefdbrli6 perlebt. oa6
he f6werlidb an Nebtn erbalten tutroen
f0nnen.
ssm0D'S @oIDaDer 3dttdbem
perDen eorantirt. nm @olbaoer lPiles)
unb Werfppfuno id 1eiltn. so Gents
per GdoMtel. wlaa ienDe eine 3tpsi-
Geut. Wfnrfs al Mdrfin Mubp. regiitrirs
ten Mpotbeier ID 20nf0gitr, pa. Noii.
forten utrnensni{bt bt1ntluorfft. uebtf4
AZ 1 4 " NJ fFllsn petAsIf If11 " s 81
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-01-19
Drant'S Gd)nbitore,
IS Tartprb etrafr,
Canal Sober, 8.
Gd,uad)e, neru6ie Yerionen,

eepIaat pon eDiFnuuSSIuE9ttit Mub i&ie&teH 1rdu-
IReu. srim6pisnbeu AnSnhfen. 0ltsbtrreiben, Bruts
ssiden. Mnp &spjf9mer3en. Q9aransf0l. abuabme OeS
Geh6rS nnb eeifAfs Ratarr4 Waa9enbrufen, Gfnbi.
pefhopfhuQ Ula6isfeit errDtben. 8stttrn, 9eratlps
pIem uenGltlt9feit nnb 1rib1Nn, trj0bren aus benz
!, ,9ueen1fenRDts lpie eiuiQ@ umb bilig e grlnblisD
gebeilt anb pone 0eiuabbtit jneeubli@e Grij4e uHb
syrcbfinn miebererianGtm fbnnen Sam nentS 4etIs
6erfnbretL 9eber ikiu ei0euer &r1ts e9idt Is ".
Ijde BUD pefFe9ef dnGsiQnbt BON ber Qritat Gl3Ate
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-01-19
8rOt auf DaS
@a0fr ifreuen,

Ntmn mir Gdube perfaufen fir
tpeni9er, als mas uns einen mdBi=
gen qrofit sepdbrt. 10 miibt
Sbr niht alauben. bab mir bies
tbun, um 8elo su perlieren.
0ieie Spe3ial Anaebote iinb fin
einen 3ued aernadt. 9isisr 3ped
befebt BARN, before Greunoe aus
unferen 9unben su MAIDEN unb
oieienisen. bic nod nidt uniere
Runoen iino, 81 peranlailen. es
3u tueroen, unb um Nlle 81 iibers
3eu9en. bab uniere Mustpabl bic
tusrtbpOaFte 1T.
MdbremO bieies gansen Wonats
werben beionbsrs billise preiie
offerirt, um ben ansefiibten 3msd
3u erreiben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-01-19
Observation-Disclosures.

6. gais Cont - Nettis Gisale.
Wm. u. Brown = 2uelsa 8. Smith.
s. %. Goodman Sennie Site.
,,Saeob 8ieal - 2ena Stud.
@omarb Stidetts - SID SbaHer.
6. 6. @allem = 2issie s. 6atbem.
Nlonso Milliten - Maesie 2inaro.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-01-19
Sabres' Scridt,
Sulub.
Gountn @anns.

Gourn Uann5.
80 9 6rd)itetter ed)osmeer. Court
onnie 9pnhS rno Sinicn beSabh. 1860 90
9inic,s bsaahit ,'...',........ 1850 90
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-04-28
MISREPRESENTATION.
A Little Afraid of the Democrats-Endor
es Senator Buffers Senatorial Record.

A Little Afraid of the Observation-Disclosures
es Senator Buffers Senatorial Record.
EDITOR THE CAUcAs1AN.-In re-
newing my subscription I want to
renew my endorsement of the course
of Senator Marion Butler so far as
his party policy and his good work
in the Senate for the good of the
ommon people. l heartily wish
there were more in both branches Of
Congress like him.
AS to our cooperation with the
Democratic party in the next cleo
ton, I do not believe they will do
anything at all near fair about it,
and do not like to take too much
buzzard in my diet. Some of the
the Democrats that I know think
they have done the grandest
thing that ever was done by Offering
US haven in their party. Wait till
We are caught by such chaff.
don t want anyone to think l am
one of the "Middle-of-th the Readers, y
neither am I willing to swallow every
thing that comes along with beautl-
full promises that they do not intend
to fulfil.
In saying that / endorsed the work
of Senator Butler must except his
war talk and votes, as am q Friend
and cannot believe war is right.
hope the members of our own
party will stop growing aud growl-
ing at each other and present solid
front at the next election.
81. C.. BRIGGS.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-04-28

People

asship 8 moa eny oeheF repsfahle $780, col
~ q Hkes1sY SCHOOL b tie q. g caa be secnret
- dotngo He&le WORK q horne Sor the Youthg
49, e nl.1essesd seaiEnsehly 3osrsai
~ cseyaea.g ID eaasocter, 0osal d tooe. md
peoDess 81 sea1 vek tueese1 and psuGe - peo
pae e al - olestes and o1hef iaSaesinl
Aoeaes Wanted. AAAsuD YosehT 49, -
- Naseyl1la TEA t1assessa ~ -
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-04-28

"Half a span of angry steep will
produce no more fatal results than
neglected cold or cough. For all
throat and lung diseases, Ayers
Cherry Pectoral is the best remedy.
It Is invaluable in cases of Group,
whooping cough, bronchitis, and
la grippe.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-04-28

W.-Waser se1G1ooo. f.|0top on 0ignal
|t[TelAGraph sts1&1A. t-Paoing point g.
REGULAR stoFA
9 L. DILL. eups.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-04-28
FORTUNES m WALL STREET.

will be made during the next few months
BY those Who buy oonservatively while
stocks are Low. TIE TINE 10 BUY Is
WHEN EVERYBODY Is SELLING AND
PANIC PRICES RULE.
Stocks to-day selling 1t so to 90 share
are safe to buy, - no conditions can depsea
them 70 any further apprsciabIe extent, and
when the turn comes you can buy more -
profits accrue. An advance Of 10 to % points
= inevitable.
Ten shares Of one thee priced may
be bought on 500 deposit, With q certainty
thaS NO Ion can result. Ten additional shares
can be bought on each point rise without
any further deposit Or liability whatever.
The profit would be-:
$3.50 on 10 points advance.
d, 800 on Is points advance.
81 100 on 20 points advance.
INCREASED EARNINGS AND DINI-
DENDS, TIE ENORMOUS IMPORTS OF
GOLD, and the unprecedented EXCESS OF
EXPORTS OVER IMPORTS, make Q Pie
nomenal rise certain q soon % The Cuban
tension Is relieved, and Wall Street, as usual
has about discounted the worst than can oc-
cur.
Gend for our Circular.
SALVIN TAPLOR & CO.,
Financial Agents and Brokers.
81 Pulitzer Bldg, New York.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-04-28
DELINQUENT TAXPAYERS.

The following are delisqsesss %
taxes due 20 the STATE Of Moth Caro-
iisa and 20 tie Csaaty Of wake fer
the year 1885,, and the said lands will
viii be sold 1t the Court Hoese door q
said County on the Issh day Of Nay,
1888, unless said taxes aad legal
charges and expenses arising fro0 the
failure to pay the zane within the tine
required By law are paid oy that day.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-04-28

The CAUcAsIAN 81 . year. Now
is the time to subecribA
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-04-28

The financial plan by which it is pre-
posed that England should lend China
. great sum Of money is Interesting on
several accounts. The money Of course
will be supplied primarily BY the great
international banking houses Of Eu-
rope, which will take up new issue Of
British oonsols at the ruling low rate
OF interest, presumably ~ per cent.
England will take the proceeds Of this
issue of c0nsols and turn the amount
over to China at, say, per cent.
With Chinese sources revenue un-
der the control Of English officials like
Sir Robert Hart, the regular payment
OF interest and of instailments on the
loan will be reasonably certain, and
the profit accruing to the British gov
eminent from the difference in the rate
OF interest would in any case form q
| sinking fund which in the course of q
reasonable term Of years would pay off
the oonsols and leave the Chinese loan
. matter OF clear profit. The matter
has peculiar interest from the fact that
the agreement is supposed to have been
worked out chiefly by the great bank
ers. who are neither English, French,
nor German In their real allegiance,
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-04-28

MOI. GO md l01,-.'The Atlanta ep~csL
Sold v0dbulsd Train Of Pullman eleeTsr
md CoachO betvooo WaGhingfop and A.
lanfa, also Pullman 0lsepon hGtvoep Porn
nouah and Chsstss, 9. G.
Mo-. ~ and 0.-"Ths 3. A. I. Expres.
Sold Trsin. Coach0 and Pullman sleeEen
bsfweeo Portsmouth and Atlanta oon'
knfa.
Bob tssfas make immsdiaSe connection
8 A0anta Tor 1ooteomery, Mobile No
Ofieana, 1exn, California. Mexico, Chst
tisneoEA Nashville. Memphis, Macon. Flor
Foe Tchts, Glsspen, and informEtioh
aReay % nckA Aasnta, @ 20
n. Q. =.
+ q JOHN. vss Prsusdsos and Gepl
We McBEK, 0sn'i euperinasudepi.
II. W. B. 0LOvER Tn0c Msnger
4. j. AHOeR00N, 6oo'1 poosneef Ar
0so9al OmcE f0RnQ40UrH VA.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-04-28
sssssssss Aays 10.

cascar-ts Candy Czi,ssfic, tl,e mosi 40
1ssi Il nsooscxi d,~D, erv Of tse age. 81
AIT assd rcfrs shsug q thc TASTE, aci eeiils
apd positively ou kidusys- liver aud l'omea, an
cure headAelse, lever. hnhitnal consiii,s.lIeDss
an1 blto0anssA Pleane buy and Try -
&C Q: G; 10y; g. 8 Scsoss; s''''
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-04-28

Mr.. President, am ready to vote
500, 100000 or 5000, O0Q. 900 more, if
necessary, to avenge the Maine and
free Cuba, but I am not ready to
vote one dollar more or to vote to
sustain , policy one step further
that does not look to avengiug the
Maine and freeing Cuba. I shall
not vote for any policy which is
doubtful, double-faced; shall not
vote for any policy which leaves it
open for this Spanish bond deal to
be put through to disgrace our coun-
try and to enslave Cuba. I shall not
vote for proposition which treats
the Maine outrage and tragedy
as IAN incident" and calls upon Us
to submit to arbitrating our national
honor and the lives of our citiz sns
murdered in the dark by treacherous
and perfdious enemies.
l speak to-day that no one NAV
understand me when I speak upon
or vote upon the report of the Com
mittee on Foreign Relations. Iwant
to say that l believe I represent
every Populist and Silver Republi-
can and Democrat In this sentiment,
that il proposition is brought be-
fore the Senate that means the in
dependence Of the Cuban Republic
and the wiping from our flag of the
stain that was put on it in Havana
harbor, it will get the united and
enthusiastic and hearty support OF
every member on this floor and in
the other House; and I hope I ex-
press the sentiment Of every one
when l say that If proposition
comes, such as the ohylocks are
working for, it will not get q single
one:of our votes, and it ought not to-
Mr.. President, the Maine must b.
avenged and Cuba must be free!
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-11-02
MoRTUARY RECORD.
burial Permits Issued by Board
Health for One Week.

Burial Permits Issued by Board OF
Health for One Week.
Il II Adams Jr, American m,
2 IN, exhaustion.
ID w Dawson, American sol
der, 30, TYPHOID fever.
Kphuhelelani, Hawaiian {, II,
phthisis.
Kaluahlneuui, Hawaiian m, s
M, fever.
Mrs Shimura, japanese +, 25
phthisis.
Rose 3 Thompson, American T,
2 m, inflammation.
Webstrr McCarty, American
soldier, 26, typhoid fever,
Franz, Haw"iian m, |, diarrhna
Victo,inn Camara, Madeira m,
40.
InfaDt of Kufrio, Hawaiian m,
l h. iuaritron.
Rob. TT Heron, Knight, 81,
British ~, cong s,ion Of Iuncs.
Infant Of X SunaucJ i, japanese
{, s'illtorn.
Infant OF Pak,ula, Hawaiian m,
sti THORN.
William Goodri,h, American
soldier, 81, typhoid fever.
Chm f Carer, An" ricau col
dier, q, tyuhoiI fever.
Geo w N,omau, American sol
der, convulsi u-.
Inf .rt oF Davil Kama, Ha-
wairau m, 2 b, iusuition,
Kamauda, Jnpare csc m, "a,
TYPHOID, prrror ,tiou of intestine
Frtzu, JFpsnrse m, q, ent-rir
fever.
NJ ry w Or ,ok, Ameri an f,
ca, ciuoma. s ) Au.tra ia at sea
mi Kamura, japanese T, 30,
consumption.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-11-02
.ai0uki Tract.

This tract having beer pat
tie ! j. now ready for sal",
and W" offer the public au
opportunity of procuring
delightful residence sites at
reasonable prices.
Sit at~d in thu district Of
Hoo ulu, about ,hree miles
from tuP center of the city,
with hmr mact ismized 70 ID
lev lug to it, and ou the line
O the new Electric Str ct
Halfway at an elevation
overlooking Kapiolani Park,
the oce ~, the ci'y,and P"arl
Lochs, it is, without excep
tiun, the he4lthirst and mo t
picturesque of our city Sc
butts
Same ia laid out with
stree Is each 80 fert W de,
each lot containing $1,000
square feet, 100 X $50 aud
IS X 800, which we offer al
$500 each, on paymeots Of
500 cash and balance in
monthly insttlImeuts Of S25
Those desiring to visit the
property will be personally
attended aud conveyed to
and from same by making
engagements at our office,
where further information
will be fur ishpd, and where
a map of the tract can be
seen,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-11-02
Gear.LanSing &C.,,
80 KING ST.
irrigation Notice.

Holders of water privileges, or those
paying water rates, are hereby nOti-
fed that the hours for irrigation pur-
poses are from 6 to o'clock u. m. and
from to 6 O'clock p. m.
III. Holders Of water privileges on
the slopes OF Punchbowl above Green
street, and in Nuuanu Valley above
School street are hereby notified that
they will not be restricted to the irri-
CATION hours of to s a. m. and to
s p. M, but will be allowed to irrigate
whenever sufficient water isavailable,
provided that they do not Use the
water for irrigation purposes for more
than four hours in every twenty-four.
ANDREW BROWN,
Supt. Honolulu Water Works.
Approved J. A. KING,
Minister OF Interior
Honolulu, II. l., sept. 7, 1898
l0l0-u
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-11-02
KiIohana Art League.

The annual NEE iug Of the Ki
lohana a t Lrague will be held
on Saturday. At thar time there
will he an cleo ion Of officers and
oth-r imp rrtant business will be
attended to.
Tn" FIJI exhibition will soon be
on. The first view will he IN tn
night of either tn 2lIt or ODD.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-11-02

This ever pppul4r Rainier beer
is becoming household word
and "wilI you have glass OF
Seattle" is more Often heard than
anything else. The Criteriou
Saloon have the beer on tap or in
bottles.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-11-02

Nicely furnished rooms at thu
Popular House, l54 Fort street
from ~ 90 per waak no.
Evening journal., 1898-03-31
REY. ]. ". EASLEY FOR BRANDYWINE
BISHOP NEWMAN Made "A
CHANGE IN MINISTERIAL AP-
POINTMENTS by TELEGRAPH.

4
Bishop Newman by telegraph yes
terday made a change in the appoint
ments Of the Wilmington Methodist
Episcopal Conference, owing to am OBJ
lection raised by the members Of
Brandywine Church, this city, against
Rev. w. T. Valiant, who was named as
pastor of that church.
The members of Brandywine Church
asked for Rev. ]. w. Easley, and when
the appointments were first read Mr..
Easley was named for Brandywine.
Later Bishop Newman, at the earnest
solicitation OF the members of the
church at Pocomoke City, sent Mr.. Eas-
ley to that place and Mr.. Valiant to
Brandywine. A delegation of the Bran
DIVINE Church members notified Pre-
siding Elder Watt that they would moi
accept Mr.. Valiant, and DR.. Watt al
once telegraphed to Bishop Newman
who sent back word to send Mr.. Eas-
ley to Brandywine Church, Rev Mr.
Valiant to fredericksburg and Rev. c. G
NcClain to PocOmoke City.
The last named will be transferred
from the Southern California Confer
| ence to the Wilmington Conference
Who will be sent from this conferenc,
to California has not yet been deter
mined.
Evening journal., 1898-03-31
CuARA RELENTFD.

Clara Whitcraft was a defendent in
Magistrate Kelley's court last night,
where she preferred a charge OF dis
orderly conduct against John Carroll.
The plaintiff said that Carroll came to
her house intoxicated and took posses
sion. He raised general disorder and
threatened to kill everybody in sight,
Carroll pleaded to the woman to let
him off and finally she agreed to SET
Ting the case with costs.
Evening journal., 1898-03-31
N. G. D. OFFICERS CONFER.

These officers of the N. G. d. held a
consultation at the ArmOry, in this
city, last night: Colonel l. Pusey Wick
'ersham, Lieutenant-C Colonel Stevenson,
Lieutenant H. V. ID. Bootes, Captain
Harry b. Carter, Of Company A; Cap
Captain j. T. Osborne, Of Company l.
Laurel; Captain w. r. Franklin. Com
pany G, Harrington Captain Charles
A. Carton, Company E, Wyoming;
Captain w. E. Lank, Company b, Mil
ford; Captain e. Z. Rogers, Company
Laurel; Captain w. II. Franklin, Com
pany c. The meeting was in accord
ance with special order No. 3, com
manding all the officers Of the nine
companies to report last night for con
sultation.