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FOR RENT

FOR RENT
Mass av bet 14th
&15th,per an. 81. soc. 90
1217 Pa av. fine
lot. per an. Il. 500. 90
1915 PA nv. fine
lot. per an. Il, 500. 90
1923 Vt nv NV. 1Sr. 200. 90
S26 Conn ave. 12r. 200. 90
1922 vt av. Dor. !. 200. 90
1022 VT ave, lar. .150. 90
1903 Clifton. lar. .125. 90
3048 p NV, 17r. 125. 90
14l7 Mass nv, lar. l25. 90
1416 Goth st. 22r. LIS. 90
1921 18th st. 15r. l25. .OO
6 Dupont circle. 1Sr. offer
1901 18th NV, lirl0O. 90
Takoma Park, Car
roll ave, 13r. 100. 90
1888 Jen'n pl, l2r. 100. 90
2l26 Il st. lar. .S5. 90
1900 14th, SID. 17r. SO. .aa
1914 Jef'n pl. 11r. 81. 30
1896 N NV. l2r. 80. 90
125 De Sales. 11r. .76. 90
11a2 18th st, 11r. .75. 90
1127 DeSales, 1Ir. rs. 90
Carroll av, Takoma
Park. lar. 90
1l10 I NV, 12r. .....76.OO
coo Nd nv ne. 14r. rs. 90
1921 21st NV, 10r. 10. 90
3001 18th Ut, 1Or. ..65. 90
1104 9th ut, 11r. .65. 90
iii l1th st, 13r. .65. 90
911 18th st. Tor. .66. 10
3027 N NV, 12r. :. .66. 90
4O0 11th NV, 2r. .65. 90
1l0 10th ct, 16r. IS. 90
707 18th st, 10r. go. 90
S002 4 st. or. -. go. 90
1110 18th NV, Or. 90. 90
e18 18th st, 12r. .6S. 70
1927 18th. Or. .....W. 90
1915 10th NV. Tor. IS. 90
1870 10th NV. 1Or. IS. 90
0M B st. 12r. :. . 50. 90
l4O0 2lst st. 8 rms.W. 90
200 Q 1t, 12r. -. 80. 90
1909 II NV. st6edw 50. 90
20ll Hillyer p1. l1r. 90. 90
6lS = NV, 16r. r.....t0. 90
2034 Hinyer- pl. Tor. %. 90
45S o ut, Tor. 80. 90
lAth st I'd nr Bright
wood Hotel. 12e. 80. 90
9l1 n Y AZ. 1lr. .6. 60
l6e8 15th st, Tor. As. 90
l1A8 Q st, Or. As. 90
1918 r ot. 12s. -. .N. 90
For full List Of furnisl
and stables apply ct Oh
THOMl
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tS21.5O. -. .629 ID ne, ar.
$3.50. .726 9Th NV, Sr.
So. SO. FAB X ne, st&dw.
tf2j.6 80. 131SPa av NV, ,lOr
$25. 30. 1900 v NV. Or.
$25. IS. =. .2313 II NV, Or.
f27.@. lib 18th NV, Sr.
$27. 80. .I221 Z NV, 7r.
$2S- SO. 1400 Corcoran, Sr.
$50. .615 F NV, store.
S0.50. 1887 9Th NV, 1ur.
$50. so. 1854 9th NV, 6r.
$50. so. 1lb2 25th NV. Or.
5000. 20 LIST sc. llr.
S35.....2106 LIST NV, Or.
$35. 1000 I ne, 1lr.
S35.......146 z Cap, Sr.
$35. .307 Z NV, Sr.
$35. so. .1bl4 18th NV. Sr.
$3.50. .3267 N st. l2r.
40......41S I'd NV, Tor.
$40. .3l5 Pa av, l6r.
$40. 1909 Riggs NV, Sr.
$40. go. 1886 T nv, Sr.
sc. 90. .1014 22d NV, Or.
$40. 80. PIG @ NV, lar.
$45. $40 eth rw, Dr..
$4S. 1401 14th NV, store.
$45. IS. .826 Ind q NV, l3r.
$10.....The Milton, nat.
$50......2l17 g NV, l2r.
$50. As. 1910 G NV. Tor.
$50. 90. 1895 18th NV, 1Sr.
&50.& .2211 Wash cl, l0r.
$1. 4th NV, 17r.
$50. .U -0l3 RI av NV. 1Or.
SIS. Is. 1907 N Fl av, l0r.
$50. .425 9TH NV, store.
SIS. .017 18th NV. Or.
SIS. .607 Vt av NV, store.
S15. 1872 N II av, l6r.
500. .14&W, lumber sd.
$1lO.....476 Pa av, lTr.
$500. The Kenmore. S4r.
The Sayoy.........apts.
The Grammercy.. .apts.
100 q NV. offices.
sNER & CO., GIG + NV.
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FOR RENT
4.....1l80 Half sc, 4r.
Sc 80. .l22A I'd sw, Ar.
$7..........6S u ne, Ar.
IS. 1915 Sd sw, 4r.
IS. 30. 300 9th NV, 4r.
s.. 80. lois Kings ct. Ar.
$3.50. .632 Gordon nc, 4r.
s.. 80. 1895 Del av sw, hr.
$3.50. x se, Or.
$3.50. .5l3Sheridan NV, Or.
s.. .3O.2 Columbia av, Or.
$3.50. .8 Foundry pl, Ar.
$40. 1916 11th st De. Or.
$1O.30. ..Sf1 N sw, Or.
SO. 80. .224 Parker ne, Or.
5000. 337 M'IRan q, Or.
$10.30. 1894 Waverly, 4r.
$1O.50. .2429i5 N Ut. store.
$11.30. .22O8 Va av, Ar.
$12.S0. 1859 36th NV. 6r.
1890. 1923 v ut NV, Or.
$13.3...2431 NJ NV, Or.
$14.30. .16i1 Sd NV. Or.
SIS. .624 Z NV. hall.
$15. 80. .440 p st NV, 6r.
$3.50. Alb 11th se, Or.
SIS. 1923 Defrees NV ,6r.
$3.50. .2429h NJ st, 6r.
SIC. 300 Del av Iie. SD.
S16.30. lib v NV, 6r.
f17.30. 1884 + st NV, Or.
SIS. ...... .625 q. Office.
SIS. $40 + NV, Office.
S1S-.....1450 p NV, Or.
SIS. 609 7th st NV, store
SIS. 80. .-436 wash'n, Or.
SIS. eos G st ne, Or.
$50. .....6 II st NV, ar.
$50. ......1550 Sd NV, Or.
81. 30 .466 Wash'n, 6r.
$50. 40. 40 Fla av NV, Or.
500. 40 .1OS Arthur nj. 7r.
$20.50.....23 G NV. Or.
SIS. .....1375 O sw, SD.
$3.50. . .423 9th NV. 7r.
SIS. 80. .S07 Tth NV. 8r.
ap1l-m.w.f b, 81. WA
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FOR RNT-102 81. NIX; 7-ROoN BRICK:
mod improvements; n Thorough order At $40 ~
month. p. W. Tucker & BRO. 100 1t.
ne. aRo.lme
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FOR RENT-DEEBLE q
633 La av. store. $50. 90
l41o Pa av.sto&cel IS. 90
6l6 F NV. 21r&tb. .S5.0l
926 23d st, 11r&b. 20. &C
1906 r l nv. 6r&2b. g. 81
221 1lth sw, Sr&2b. 81. .0O
1891 Whitney nv. .sto30. .0l
42S NY nv. .6r, b. sta 25. Sc
1910 Pa nv NV nat,
3r 4 bath.
LA E se. 7r&b. b.....2.6C
aD7
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FISHER 4 Co,
1924 = Ut. a. ".


FOR RENT-$5075 WILL RENT 10-ROOM
brick house. 1000 Mass. ave. NV: newly pa
pered painted. new plumbing; heated BY hot
water. Apply CHARLES G. THORN, I2lS st
NV ap12-6t
FOR RENT-PRESS BRICK BAY WINDOW;
rooms: ami; concrete cellar; newly papered
and painted; all In best ccndittoa. 119 N. J.
y ave. NV. epI2-2ws-
FOR RENT 500 n. J. AVE. NV; 2sTORY b.
window brick; large and light; m and bath;
r. utry; nne cellar: large yards; eood repair:
NIL $90.5Q Apply 1916 ct. NV. ap4-lzts
FOR RENT-SNALL HOUSES AT SNAIL CO6T
2111 nw........... .4iei $40 18th sw. .Sl5
1871 9th NV. ....... SIS 1238 Wylta Ne ITO
lA21 I'd f16i 102D Sd ue.. %
1881 9Th NV. $l0l 1904 9 @ av.. 49,. u
apo-10t n A MCINTYRE IA nv.
NOR RENT-l7es And lT12 = ST.. 10 R0011S
and hath; a.uLs reduced from 80 to 30.
1116 10th st n-Us, 10 rooms; a-m-L: ~ per ma
jAS-tf q. R0ZIKR DuLANY, iSSo II p
EO8 RENT-loiI Z e.. 4. n, 4ST0RY. RAY
Mtn4ow bs3ek rpolnai in perfBet ersieE. AppN
ron RERlEDos r q. NM. McU eRooN
be1c.s wnters 81 ana latEohos cqeN1ulnaf y
mar1et. schoolA etc. rsdnced r. e16 eos keIp g
- 3 st.. - 11Anzxxs 1os y e 15s1s4
Evening star., 1898-04-15

FOR SALE-3A ACRES SPLENDID LAND: Two
miles Les from rom this this city; in II growing yiilage only
bargain. 4. A. PHILLIPS, TOO 14th st NV
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CO.. 1919 r ST.
l0l E sc. 7r&b.....2-0 90
Ills 18th. 7r (col) Id. W
1A10 PA nv NV. fiat,
4r x bath. %
2I2l D 1t, store. 10. .O0
1214 Ward ct. Ar. 1000
RI l754 K. .4r,col. 500
R'r1523 IL NV .4rtcol 900
ZIG Poplar. Or tcoD Hoo
liza 9th. 3r tcoD. ..b.00
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18th mr. Col road, lor. 40
1919 VT av NV. .fur'd. LIS
1926 10th, or&b. IS
6lS Mss nv NV. 10r. 80
Store 7O7 9th NV. 40
1883 Corc'n. 14r&b. .35. 90
Office rooms. 1907 + NV.
1141 Linger's CT Or. 10. 80
l244 Union ct sw. 5r. -
THERF0RD, 1907 Il Ut.
Il, S.E.COR.7TH&L NV.
524 Tenn a ne ,6r&b. 10. 50
45 n NV, Or, very
large etahlc. 80 90
1928 9th NV, l0r&b. 1000
1925 9TH NV. store So. 90
l119 eth. store. Is. 90
1918 7th NV. store so. 90
40 . NV, 4r&b fiat II. So
1910 p st, 1lr&b. 80. 90
lal5 9Th, store&2r. IL 30
l42S \ J av. 6r. 80
iA14 1th, 5r. wa...11.OO
e Of list. Phone 1cA3.
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED-IF YOU WANT YOUR ROOMS RENT
I'd sec me; De sirable alpiicanis daily; suburban
places IL demand: moderate charge when tenant
secured. H. J. STALEY. IS Atlantic bldg
mhl 4 I'm
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my books.
For fan Hat san at once for bulletin issued OF
THos. q. wAGaAMAN.
aplS-W, ,1&m ol7 II m. n ~.
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2226 G, 7r. w&g...l7.40
y4v oath. 6r. w....15.30
1870 18th. .0r&cel. ". 1880
Bightw'd. 6r. Gel. w.16-0O
2132 p, Or, eel, w.13.60
$50 T. se. 5r. wa. 1880
iT23 +, Or. ua.....l3.16
024 Va Az. 6r. W. .12.6
la13 I'D, Or. w....12.30
0U5 9th, 6rkwa. .12.3
.514 24th. Or. wa. :. L. 80
W4-6 21st, 6r, wa. L.. 80
SIS 18th ne. 6r, W. 100
Fussell's ct. 6r&w. 11.40
IT'S Hayes ct, 4r, w-10.50
5lSh nd. Sc. ". ..10-50
1870 18th, 4r. wa. 10. 30
462 La ave, Once
rooms. So. 10 & 1900
STORES.
1918 f st. ......@. 90
S22 Goth. .2r. Gel, w,g.3.50
603 G st. t...........1s.50
1918 NJ st.........15.00
20l1 NJ st. t.-.-....b.00
STABLES
1908 @. 2 stls. wa .S12.0o
1S21-15 l., cr, w....S.00
Evening star., 1898-04-15
WANTED-LOTS.

WANTED-IUT ABOUT 2UNlUy FEET To PUB
lie alley in northwestern section of city: must
bc cheap Address Box i24. Star office. ap14-3t"
Evening star., 1898-04-15
BUSINESS CHANCES.

YOUR WATCH CLEANED, 500.
WATCH MAINSPRING, S1OO
AL WORK WARRANTED ONE YEAR
mh36d LII ST NV
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FOR RENT-loI5 K ST. NV; II ROOMS; ALI
nod improvements; in nice condition; $50
House % Mass. ave. NV: rooms; mod. iu.ps.
$3.50. W. c. JOHNSON, 1902 18th st NV
ap7-1
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

FOR SALE -EXCHASEE-RENT FURNISHED
FIRST class house; 7lrooms; large reception hall;
double porch; 3 squares from steam, 3 from cleo
tric roads. Address OFFER WANTED, Star Of
flee. - u ap15-3t'
Evening star., 1898-04-15
FOR RENT-FLATS.

FOR RENT-FURN1SHED OR UNFuRNISHED
apartments; 4 rooms and bath; from May /;
terms TO suit. Apply at once. GREGORY.
431 f1th st. ap15-3ts
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FOR RENT-LAKGE, PLEASANT, SECOND-STORl
front room; south and east exposure; furnished o
unfurnished; also other rooms. 14O1 Ii ST. NV.
uul5-3t'
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FOR RENT-ROoMs
FURNISHED.

FOR RENT-PLEASANTLY FURNISHED FRONT
bay-window room. suitable for twe; only rSsn
let by small quiet family; superior Ventilation
aplS-2fs
Evening star., 1898-04-15

FOR RENT
174T 18th, l0r, mi .s15. 90
800 E. 22r. mi. ....15. 90
l0S5-@ Lime Kilns . 90. 90
2I03 p. Sr. furn'd !. 90. 90
S11 9th, 10r&b. mi SIS. so
723 18th, fOr&b. mi . 80. 50
1890 H, 10r&b, mi 80. 90
1895 I'D. Tor, Gel. hwi5. 90
1915 II, Or. mi. .40.0 90
z326 Pa nv. Tor. 81. So,
1910 Pa nye. Or & !
b. Gel, mi. .@. 30
2210 I, Sr, mi. .....3.69
3040 P. 0r&b. mi. 90. 80
a11 23d, Sr&b. eel. mi. 80. 80
2O3S I, Sr&b. mi. II go
I10S Nd av sw. Or.
b & eel, mi. -. 90
606 21st. Or. eel. mi 25. so
1918 NJ. o. &b. w,g. %. so
210 25th. 7r&b, mi q. SO
1923 2Uth, 6r, b, ,w,g.@ 50
lI49 Z. 0r&b. mi. 30. 50
26lS l., Or. eel. mi. %. 90
1910 Both. Or. r......20. 80
2l43 H. Crab. mi. 20. 90
2920 Olive. Or & ba,
eel, mi. ......... rs. so
60+ 1. f1at. Or, ". .1S. 30
500 22d. 7r. mi IA. 90
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FOR RENT-AT III 10TH ST. NV, IN NEW
corner house. fur. rooms; single en- suite: bath
on two floors; steam heat; large closets and good
home table; table board; for wheels.
apl56ts
The semi-weekly messenger., 1898-10-18
Fatal Explosion I'm n Mine

Tamqua, Pa, October 13.-Five men
we're killed and eleven injured by an
explosion of gas this afternoon IN col
liery No. at Coaldale, near here. All
the dead were married and leave large
families.
In consequence of fire which origi-
mated in the left section of the mine
some months ago, shifts of men were
put to work driving holes from the
gangway, through which water was
to be forced upon the flames. While
the gang of men was building a dam
to back up the water this afternoon
the gangway caught fire. Nearly l0O,-
900 gallons of water was turned into
the holes and almost instantly a ter
rife explosion occurred, followed IN
quick succession by four lighter ex-
plosions, of such force that the gang
way was torn up for over 800 feet and
the workmen were blown about in al
directions.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1898-10-18
JUDGE ADAMS SPEECH.

From the Columbia News we take
the following:
The August term of the supreme
court convened in the court house
here Monday morning at II O'Clock, His
Honor Jurge Spencer 3. Adams presid-
ing.
His honors charge to the jury, we
will do him the justice to say, was the
best (being the only) political speech
we ever heard delivered from the
bench. We have been reporting court
proceedings here for about six years
and in that time number Of judges
have been here whose political affilia-
tions differed from ours, but we have
mad no OCCASION to refer to any of
them in uncOmplimentary terms. We
regret the necessity for doing so now.
But when man clothed with the ju-
dlclal ermine takes advantage of
position on the bench to abuse and to
villify as good peoples as there are in
the state and to mix his partisan ran
cor with his instructions of the law,
we think it our duty as a faithful
chronicler of events, to publish the
fact.
The first point of his political speech
was to pay his respects to folks who
were going up and down the country
abusing people about the way thev
cast their ballots This came under
the head of ''intimidating voters" and
was evidently intended for the demo-
cratic speakers who are now canvass
ing the state, as neither of the other
political parties have begun their can
vass yet.
His second political point was in the
nature Of a defense Of the last legis-
lature, saying that if it had done moth
ing else but pass the law in regard to
embezzlement by public officers, ad-
mlnlstrators, executors, ETC., which he
was then discussing, it would have
been worth all it cost to the state.
He reached the climax, however.
when he came to discuss fornication
and adultery. He said that mine
times out of ten if you will chase
down the fellows who are going about
trying to stir up race prejudice you
will find them sleeping with a negro
woman" When we consider that
numbers Of as good people as there
are In the state are going about stir
ring up race prejudice" as he would
doubtless call it, his statement be-
comes most sweeping villifcation.
and one which cannot be properly
characterized in temperate language
AND he said this with kind of a re
member the Maine" expression on his
countenance which seemed to indicate
his regret that there was not a law
by which democratic speakers and pa
pers could be stopped from telling the
people of the foothold which negro su-
premacy had obtained under the pres
ent administration
And this was not all. Proceeding to
the question of rape. he argued to
the jury that it was a lesser offensa
than seduction, because the only diff
y
committed by force and the other bv
fraud. 1t required some courage for
the former. He illustrated his position
by saying he had rather his purse was
stolen by highwayman than by de-
oeption. We may not be surprised
The semi-weekly messenger., 1898-10-18
LOOK AT THIS TRIO.
One With Dark Skin, the Others with Heart
Just as Black
BEsMIRGHERs OF THE CHARACTER OF DUB BEST PEOPLE
Editor Manly Nonprtan Adams Porut Senator
United Slanders Virtue Of the
White Women of Our State and Ascribing to Our
Best Men Would Make
Devils Blush to be

effect Of The Record article by saying
democrats hired the negro editor TO
write the article for campaign pur-
poses. These monstrous and debased
liars get it rubbed into them by the
following, head and all, which appear
ed in The Record Of August 31st:
"A MALICIOUS LIE REFUTED.
THE enemies Of The Record, not be-
ing content with trying to damage our
business, are now seeking to assail our
personal character by stating that we
were a party to an intrigue with dem
ocrats for the purpose Of defeating the
republican party in North Carolina. To
all such We unhesitatingly say that
the statement is base, malicious lie,
born il the brain Of some worthless
coward VINO dares not face us with the
lying slander. The puerile resolutions
of that executive committee has
brought them into disgrace with every
honest negro, by their vile statement
that we were not defending our race.
We never have had, do not now, nor
never intend to have any understand
ing with democrats on any account
politically
Extract Daily Record, Negro Paper,
August "a, 1889
RESOLUTIONS.
The following resolutions We're
adopted at the regular session of the
Ministerial Union, which is composed
of the colored ministers of this city:
Resolved, That the Ministerial In
ion, is in hearty sympathy with the
efforts of The Daily Record in defend
ing the rights Of the race, and that,
each minister inform his congregation
of the present situation, and endeavor
to sustain the paper, by swelling its
subscription list, and urging prompt
payment"
AND ON THIS PICTURE.
Manly, the vile slanderer and defam-
er of the white women of our state en-
dorsed by the District Conference.
The following appears in The Daily
Record, Of Wilmington, of the 10th
September, 1898, the negro paper which
recently published a vile slander
against white women:
ITO the Wilmington Daily Record:
I'VE, the members of the Whining
ton District Conference and Sunday
School convention in session at Lake
Waccamaw, n. c., after seeing the
bold yet manly stand that you have
taken for our people, yes, our race, es-
pecially our ladies, we assure you that
you have our approval and endorse
rnent and pledge ourselves to ever
stand by you to the hazarding of our
lives. We think you a grand man; we
think your paper is the paper that ev-
cry negro should support as long as
she stands forth in the protection of
the ladies of our race. May you know
that We, sir, have espoused your cause,
and we purpose to a man to see that
you and your paper shall have our sup
port. Mr.. Editor, continue your we'll
begun work in the defence of our race,
yes, the fair ones of our race, and this
conference pledges to support you and
your paper.
REV. D. T. MITCHELL, P. E.
"E. S. SIMMONS, Secretary
The semi-weekly messenger., 1898-10-18

that assaults upon white woman by
bruteS-the lowest crime in the eyes
Of the law as well as OF men 10 which
ft IS possible for human depravfty TO
descend-are so alarmingly on the
increase when a Judge on the bench
attempts to minimize its Nervousness
and argues TO a grand jury that IL Is
less crime than one for which the
most extreme penalty is term in the
penitentiary.
We are informed that Judge Adams
never practiced law, and was simply
clerk OF the court Of Caswell county
when he was called into our NON
partisan judiciary"
His honor received Just a few days
ago from the republicans of his dis
trict a denomination for the position he
now holds, and this was, perhaps, mis-
opening campaign speech
MARION BUTLER'S VICIOUS
CHARGE.
Marion Butler in his odious speech
at Rocky Mount made the villainous
charge that democrats hired worthless
negroes to commit outrages on white
women in or6ar 10 make political cap
ital; and about the time Judge Adams
was delivering his charge" against
the patriotic white men Of the state
who are using their energy. their tai
entS and their means at this time up
and down and athwart the state. TO
restore honesty in public office and de-
cency and safety in our commonwealth
his negro political conferee-the VIII
mington editor-was penning his
charge" against the poor white
farmers wives
Are these in the hire of democrats
also?
The semi-weekly messenger., 1898-10-18
THE EPISCOPAL COUNCIL
FavOring Uniform Marriage and Di-
vOrce LaWs-DIscussfng a PROPOSE
tfOn looking to Church Unity

Washington, October 13.-San Fran
cisco was today definitely determine
upon as the place for holding the next
triennial council Of the Episcopal
church. An interesting report show
ing the prosperous condition of the
general theological seminary in New
York city was submitted by Rev. DR..
Carr. 1t showed contributions amount
ing to $3.50, 900 from eleven dioceses
during the past three years. the chief
portions coming from New York.
Among the resolutions presented and
deferred were those proposing an ap-
peal TO congress for an amendment to
the federal constitution providing for
uniform laws on marriage and divorce:
extending the causes on which cOad-
jutor bishops may be chosen, and pro-
viding for deputatiOn to attend the
next general synod Of the church of
England in Canada. The lattef reso~
luton was adopted unanimously.
showing the tendency toward unifyinS
the church.
The consideration of the constitution
was resumed. and Article 10 of the re-
vision. providing strict limitations on
alterations Of the prayer book was
adopted unanimously.
The important question Of church
unity came up on the resolution of
Rev. DR.. Huntington, of New York, eX-
tending Article 10 so as to permit any
bishop to take under his spiritual guid-
ance any congrega ton accepting GER
tain essential tenets of the church.
The debate which the resolution
evoked lasted the balance of the day
and when adjournment was taken the
question had not been decided. strong
speakers advocated both sides OF the
question and the large audience listen
ed to them with great interest.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1898-10-18

this 1 had five sieges of the grippe,
covering a period of three years.
During all this time food was forced
through my stomach by the use of
cathartics. Large blind piles bid fair
to block all evacuation. My kid
neys soon became involved, so that the
scant and often painful voidings re-
sembled beef's gall. With flesh wasted
away. strength exhausted SO that it
took all my energy to even get into a
bath tub, hopes al gone. saw Pe-ru-na
advertised in the Iowa State Register.
/ wrote to DR.. Hartman and received
his pamphlets, which convinced me that
catarrh had possession of my head,
throat, stomach and kidneys. / began
to take Fe-runa and Man-a-lin, follow
ing advice which Dr. Hartman gave me
free. In short time ate nourishing
food. and the piles, kidney trouble and
constipation all disappeared. Flesh,
strength, and a splendid appetite re-.
turned, and went to work.
The foregoing letter shows wha.
Pe-ru-na VIII do in cases of indigestion
when used according TO directions.
Write TO Pe-ra-na Medicine Company,
Columbus, Ohio, for DIR. Hartman free
books on Catarrh. These books explain
the nature of catarrh, and make the
action OF Pe-ru-na clear to every one.
All druggists sell Pe-ru-na.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1898-10-18

More than twenty million free sam
ples of DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve
have been distributed by the manu-
facturers. What better proof of their
confidence in it's merits do you want:
It cures piles, burns, scalds, sores. in
the shortest space Of time. r. r. Bel
IamV.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1898-10-18
prevaring 10 Leave Crete

Canea. Island of Crete, October 1S.-
The Turkish troops are. transferring
their baggage and war materlai 10
Suda, on Suda bay, east or Canea' 10
he in readiness to embark on the steam
ers which have already left CONSTANT
pople to repatriate them. ---.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1898-10-18

One Minute Cough Cure surprises
people by it's quick cures and children
may take it in large quantities with
out the least danger. 1t has won for
itself the best reputation Of any prep
aration used today for colds. Group,
tickling in the throat or obstinate
coppbs R. r. Bellamy.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1898-10-18
THE NEGROES SENT South.
Not Allowed to Land at
the Mines.
BOTH SIDES RES0LUTE,

The Train with Negroes or boa rd Re-
turns to Virden from springfield
State Troops Make them Pass on.
More Troops Ordered TO the Scene.
The Number Of Killed and Wounded.
The Guards Charged with Murd er in
the Fight with the Miners.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1898-12-13
To the Soldiers.

The Boys in Blue complain that
they have not been served with the
Eastern" beer which tickets their
palates and makes them good :
natured.
Pabst Milwaukee Beer on draft, is
now served at a proper temperature
in the Royal, Pacific and Cosmo.
politan saloons, conducted by the
elite of the employees Of the Peacock
Co.
The Milwaukee Beer on draft has
proven tonic which is daily help
ing the sensible soldiers who are
patronizing the three great refresh
ment places, where the beer is so
served that even prohibitionists from
Milwaukee recommend it.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1898-12-13

Attention is called to the benefits en-
joyed by subscribers to the PALAMA CO.
groceries at little advance on San Fran
cisco prices, credit to subscribers to the
amount of shares held, profit OF the bust
ness returned to subscribers every months
probable increase in value OF shares, with
liberal discount off monthly bills. And
now what are the risks. We answer none,
shares or take groceries to their amount,
ii you want to withdraw or 90 away.
Please consider the above and call or
address, Palama Cooperative Grocery Co.,
LID, for share or for fur her information,
Par value Of shares $25, or $12 80 only
being required to b come subscriber.
Telephone 755 a20 II