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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-02-08
REPORT

ofNomnn's Union Benevolent Soieety for
tho Year Ending Deermb "r. 1897.
The society has held nine regular and
three called meetings. The usual New
Years reception was rendered the Y, NJ.
C. A. January 1, 1897.
No public entertainment. has been
given during the year, with the excep-
ton Of Street Car Day" held in juno,
which was 4 great success and Melted
the society n neat sum.
The reports from the various wards
are as follows:
First ward-Has distributed dry
goods, groceries and shoes amounting
to sl3510. assisted IS families, given out
"a pairs of shoes.
Second ward-Assisted II families;
expended tl9.25.
Third and Fourth wards-Groceries.
dry goods and shoes 20 the amount OF
s52.1O.
Fifth ward--Distribu:cd sacks -four.
e pounds sugar, IA pounds coffee. l
pound tea. pounds corEmeal. pounds
oatmeal. . quarts hominy. I quarts
bears. peeks potatoes. / quart syrup,
16 pounds side meat, bag salt, II bars
/ soap, > pounds rice. pairs shoes.
Sixth ward-+0 sacks -four. so pounds
sugar. 4a pounds coffee. pounds tea, 10
pounds side meat. 90 pecks potatoes, %
quarts beans, IL pecks cornmcal, head
cabbage, l box blue. Il pound baking
powder, 6 bars soap, package washing
powder. quarts syrup. pounds rice,
pounds lard. suits underwear. 10 yards
muslin. 3 yards flannel, pairs shoes.
Seventh ward-Expended in groceries
and" shoes, S6.S5.
Eighth ward-Dry goods and gro
ceries amounting 10 s55.i.
Respectfully submitted,
MRS. W. J. ". COWDEN,
Secretary.
STATEMENT OF TREASURER.
Statement OF treasurer Of W. U. B. s.
efor fifteen months:
FI,3Ilnrc' from Is16 hS rs
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GET YOUR notice,
Many Wheeling CitiLens have Acknowi-
tdged Rscoipts-rhe QUESTION Is import.

s,lyoI II lpfs-'lhe a n rstin, IA 4 ~, nn, ).
,,t. " -.
"a notice means great deal.
II all depends on the notice.
There are many kinds.
This one Is serious.
It's natures notice.
A warning note OF trouble.
Neglect II not, delay Is dngerous.
Where does Il come from? In the
back.
Why does Il come? Because the
kidneys are sick.
How does 1t come? With aches and
palms.
Backache, lane back and weak back
are the notices.
Notices OF kidney troubles.
Notices to take Doan's Kidney Pills.
Don't read them wrongly.
Don't take our advice, take your
neighbor's.
Lots OF Wheeling people can tell you.
There are many kidney remedies.
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Special Dispatch to the Inteilserccr.
MARTINSBURG, ". Va. Feb. T.
Lieutenant Colonel Phil. A. Shafrcr, OF
the First regiment, held a court-mar-
tial hero to-day and tried five or six en-
listed men OF Company + for absence
from drill without sufficient excuse.
The decision will be announced after
the approval of the reSimental COM
mander. Colonel Shaffer will hold his
court at Charleston tomorrow, and
later al Berkeley Springs.
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Postmaster ,lurd, rcd aud Rohb-n.

ATLANTA. Ca, Feb. III. P. Polk.
aged Go years, and postmaster at Good
win Station. fifteen miles north of here
on the Southern railway. was murdered
at his home Saturday night about $50
O'Clock. by unknown parties, and. his
store, which he ran In connection with
the pos.onlce, robbed. His dead body
was not discovered until early this
morning. He was shot through the
head and death had been instantaneous.
There is no clue to the perpetrators.
He had $500 on his person, which was
left uudisturbcd.
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False Report. OF ssaw,llnn Treaty

WASHINGTON, Feb. AT the OPEN
ing OF the executive session to-day
Senator White. OF California, asked
Senator Davis, who is in charge Of the
treaty, II there was any truth In the
report published to-day TINT the treaty
was 10 be abandoned as such and an
neXation secured by legislation as an
amendment to an appropriation bill.
Senator Davis replied that there was no
foundation for the report. that there
was any Intention OF taking up the
question Of annexation in any shape
different from that in which It is at
present before the senate. He said the
air was full! of reports about the treaty
which wore unauthorized.
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Special Dispatch TO tho Intclligencor.
WASHINGTON, D. c.. Feb. 7.--Rep-
rcsentatIvc Dorr has recommended the
establishment of q postofice at Brown.
Greenbrcr county. with ]. NJ. Gillespie
rs postmaster. He has also introduced
two pension bills, one in favor OF James
Whitney and the other for S. C. LOOMS.
Representative Dayton introduced
Two private bills to-day, ono for the re-
lief OF Henry Gettle. Of Berkeley coun-
~, Il war claim, and one TO pension
James W. WcntZ. of Barbour county.
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To-NIGHT's CONCERT.
First Public Appearance of the Or
phcus Male Chorus.

First Public Appearance of the Or
phcus Male Chorus.
From all indications the operu House
will hold al arEe audience this evening.
the occasion being the first concert OF
the orpheus Male Chorus, an orsanlza-
ton OF which Wheeling is p.oud--an or
ganization OF young men possessing
splendid voices. brought up to 4 rare
standard Of excellence under constant
rehearsols But It is in the assisting
talent that to-nght's menu is SO at
tractive.
OF Mile. Alice Verlct, OF the Opera
ComlIue, Paris: Irma Nordliyn. plan
list: Robert Thrane, 'cellist, and Ern-
est Gamble. basso-furthcr mention Is
unnecessary. All axe stars of the first
magnitude. and Will doubtless be
warmly received. The Orpheus' first
concert promises 10 be brilliant affair
in every respect.
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Morgan couu,y Farmer. Institute.
Special Dlspatch to tho In,cllIEcncar.


Z BERKELEY SPRINGS, w. Va, Feb.
THE first annual meeting of the Nor
gan county farmers institute society
was held here to-day and this evening.
and was largely attended by the farm
crs and citizens. MIR. C. C. Brown. sec
rotary of the department OF agriculture
OF the State University, and institute
director. was present. us WAS also Prof
l.. c. Corbctt, Of the agricultural OK
pcrlmcntnl station at MorGantown. The
organization of n local society was per-
lected with W. r. Mcndenhall, prcsi-
dent; II. w. Miller and II. NJ. Fisher,
secretaries, and NJ. S. Harrison. treas
urer; also q vice president from each
dl5trlct. number Of speeches were
made and papers read on farming and
fruit culture. and great interest was
manifested In the proceedings.
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THE oRAToRIo SOCIETY.

Judging from the enthusiasm display
cd by the members of the Oratorlo So
ciety at the rehearsals the entertainment
on Thursday evening at the Opera
House, will not fail OF success, so far as
they are concerned. An excellent re-
hearsal was held at Odd Fellows hall
last night and another will be held, with
the orchestra in the Opera House. at 3
o'clock Thursday afternoon. Those who
have heard the rehearsals are delighted
with the beauty of the music, and the
society's patrons are promised n rare
treat. Seats for the public will be on
sale at banners this morning.
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Special Dispatch TO the IntcllIsencGr.
WASHINGTON, d. c., Feb Two
West Virginia postmastcrs OF tho presi-
Dental class have been appointed. as
follows: At New Mart!nsville, Wetzel
county. James +. McCaskey; at Rom
ncy, hampshire county, Miss Mary Glib
son.
James r. McCrackcn has been APP
pointed postmaster at Woodruff, Greene
county, pennsylERnia.
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Special Dispatch to the Intcllsenccr.
STEUBENVILLE. o., Feb. 7.-Au-
gust Brandfast, a farmer OF Wells town
ship, was struck by Cleveland 6 Pitts
burgh passenger train and fatally in
jured, about noon to-day. He was
walking on the track below Brilliant.
Mr.. BraEdfast, who is deaf, did not
hear the trains approach.
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one-thlrd of the purchase money, and IL
much more as the purchaser may elect d,
pay, to be paid in cash on the day Of ak
and the balance In two equal payments
interest thereon from the day OF sale, u,
purchaser giving his notes with approx.
security for the deferred instulneats; L.
title to be retained by the trustee CEl
the property is paid for.
WILLIAM ERSktNE,
a & Urt,e
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ialS
TRUSTEES SALE.

-
BY virtue OF a deed of trust dated II,
Is. day OF November, 1891. made by AE.-:S
Hclmbrccht and Margaretta llelmbitchi
his wife. to me, as trustee, and Of rtcoi!
in the Office OF the clerk of the cotiti
court Of Ohio county. West Virginia, y
Decd of Trust Book No. q. page 6iS, III
proceed to sell at public auction en-
MONDAY, THE 2isT DAY OF FEE.
RUARY, lSeS,
commencing at 10 o'clock a. m, at Il,
front door OF the court house In The tg
OF Wheeling, county OF Ohio. and state D
West Virginia, all that certain piece C:
parcel OF real estate situate. lying and Z.
ing in the city OF Wheeling. county {!
Ohio. and state OF West Virginia, and &.
scrlbed as follows, that Is TO say: !,
All of the north one-half OF lot NUMBERED
one % In square numbered twcnty-to;i
ca In the addition 10 what was iorIlI
known as the Town of South Wherl!FE,
now the Eighth ward OF the city Of Whti!,.
ing. laid out by SprIgg and Kttchls. AZ!
being on the southeast corner Of Thrift,
sixth and Jacob streets. In, said CITY Z
Wheeling. having frontage on Ja;Vo
street OF twenty-five Co feet and rDnnls,
back on Thlrty-ciTth street one hUIdfsi
Goo feet to the alley in the rear Of Sli
lot. together with the buildings and L.
provcmcnts thereon.
TERMS OF SAI.E-one-thlrd Of IN
purchase money. or so much more as u;
purchaser may elect TO pay, cash in Aahi
on the day of sale, and The residue In tEs
equal installments, payable respectlVetl
In twelve months and twcnty-four f10hls
from the day OF sale. with interest there.
from that day. the purchaser to sra y
notes, with good security, for the delett'
payments, and the purchaser 10 be 4,
n nd n nn1 ps
property 20 secure the deferred naymenA
WA. p. MEYER. Trustee
Meyer and Ncshitt, Attorneys.
II. c. Hervey. Auctioncer. ta--a
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Special Dispatch to the lnteillEencer.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Feb. T.
Among the West VirEiniaas now here
are Attorney Ira Robinson. Of Taylor
county. and Mr.. C. W. Harper. prom
inent business man OF Raymond City.
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sANDusKY. O., Feb, There seems
to be but little doubt that Edward
Mack, the man who died at Huron, on
Friday. ana whose intcrment took place
to-day. was the oldest man In Ohio. He
was 100 years OF age, having been born.
according to the family record, In Ire
land in lTSS.
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5 EVERY season brings a new crop
OF cough remedies. but they cannot
compete with that grand. old Or. Bulls
Cough Syrup.
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TRUSTEE SALES.
NRusTEE's SALE,

u
] BY virtue Of two deeds OF ,ru,, mad. !.
, tho Hanna & Clcmans PRper Consss,, Y
, nc, as trustee, the FIRST OF which "A a.. y
January q. iS9i. and Is recorded in ".
, office OF the clerk OF the county cor,. !,
Ohio county. West Virginia, in Dtti !,
Trust Book No. 81, page 6Sl, and the oh,.
OF which is dated April I. 1895. and i s'i n.
corded in said office In Deed OF Tral, Bo,I
No. ~, page IL. will on O'S'
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY - lys
sell Mt public auction at the north t,,,,
door of the court house OF Ohio cons,,
West Virginia, commencing at 10 o'clssS
a. m, the following described prontI,S,
The real estate known as the Fulton b,
per MIL. In tho town Of Fulton in iii,
county. West Virginia. which IS partsS..
larry bounded and described as toysy,
viz: beginning Mt the southeast corBs.
of Centre aud Fulton streets In said ,6ys
of Fulton; thence southeastwardly NH
the line of Centre street that Is neirts
to Wheeling creek until II lntcrsetts NJ
west line of Marshall street; thence IN
said west line OF Marshall stree, sous.
westwarIlly to Wheeling creek; ths.,
down said creek with the mearlers tksr,
of until It intersectS the east line Of Frl5,
street extended: thence northcastwafFY
Win the eUSt sue Ol Il ulSON StICel 10 u.
place OF beginning: excepting, howgrr
from the above described premises The psr.
ton thereof which was conveyed by leIi,
Baker and wife TO Frederick Forsch j,
deed dated September IS, lS7j. and \.
corded In the land records OF sad OH
county In Decd Book No. 81. page K
which portion Is described In said dee! i,
follows, to-wit: - portion OF the FuNt,
Paper Mil lot situate in the town Of ri.
ton. county of Ohio. state OF West Nh.
ginia, bounded as follows. to-wit: Ctz.
mencinE Mt n point In the westerly liz,
OF Centre street nineteen l9l feet soTs
OF the south line OF the said mill: them,
in q straight line parallel with Marshal
street TO a road on the bank OF WhetlrI
creek; thence with said road 10 Msrssli
street; thence with Marshall street. 10 4,
corner OF Marshall and Centre streets. a.!
from said corner along the westerly IL.
OF Centre street to the place OF beginning
Together with all personal property .;
said premises.
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no CURE 4 col.p III ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
All druggists refund the money II 1t falls
to cure, 2ic. The genuine has L. B. Q,
on each tablet.
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FROM eVcrywhcre come words OF
praise tor Chambcrlain's Cough Rem
edy. ALLOW ME to congratulate you
on the merits os your Remedy. 1t cured
mo OF chronic bronchitis VIXEN the doc
tor could do nothing for nie."-Charles
Y. Hcmel. Toledo. 0. For sale by drug,
gIsls.
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~ The superintendent OF the county in
Urinary made his report for the month
OF January, in which the following facts
are given: Inmates, white males, 70;
white females, 90: colored females. 4:
colored male. 1: total number of In
mates, ITO: birth anu deaths; cash
receipts. 81. 1t Is quite unusual that
there Is II colorcd male inmate.
There was some discussion regarding
the ordinance changing the district
lines In Ohio county. The ordinance as
passed last year goes into effect next
September. Members of the board
think It may be advisable to have the
ordinance go into effect In June. so res
idents will surely now their now dis
trictg before the November election.
The matter was referred to the finance
committee.
a vacancy was reported in road pre-
cinct No. IN Trladclpha district, and
]. Z. Green was appointed
Commissioner Burkett reported addl-
tional stone crushed and distributed as
follows:
Fulton--172 yards; cost, :l6O.96; per
yard 93.5 cents.
Elm Grove--9o0 yards; cost, s59397;
S. cents per yard.
The bonds of the following road SUI
pervisors were approved:
John Tolbert. W. b. North, John r.
Welshaus. II. Il. Carter, George Nor
4 gan. n. Straub. David Meyer. Jacob
Hilbon, G. W. Guy. n. J. Schmidt.
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ofthc Ohio County Board OF Com.
mlssioners Held and
NOTHING OF MUCH IMPORTANCE
WAS DoNE-TALK OF MAKING
THE DISTRICT LINES oRD1-
NANCE EFFECTIVE IN JUNE
INSTEAD OF sEPTEMBER-TnE
CHANGE WOULD HELP THE
VOTERS = ROAD SUPERVISORS
BONDS ACCEPTED BY THE
BoARD-oTHER MATTERS CON.
sIDERED.

The regular monthly meeting Of the
Ohio county board of commissioners
was held yesterday morning Mt the
cour, house, and went on record as tho
shortest gess.on held for some time. All
tho members excepting Mr.. Tyson, OF
Union. were present, with President
McGregor In the chair.
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nay perfectly healthy encruto n
stern necessity Of helping ones self just soon the lie @
TO on the wane. AtN
Excessive mcnsruaon is sign OF physical weakness and wan,
in the organs the strength away produces usm
turns 10 wntcrl -t8 NTSS
you ancm there no knowing what will happen yoa
and your lips and inside cycls look pale in color
In dangerous and that drain powers Why
up on generous uplifting tonic, like Lydia L. pnkhaHs
Vegetable Compound2 &A
Mrs EpwiS Eunio Ala Church ST. bethlehem, Pa, %SgA
saws ~ feel duty TO write and tell you that %SSeh
am than have been for four years.
Lydia T. Pnihams Vegetable Com.
pound package OF Sanativc Wash one box OF
Liver Pills, and that am perfectly cured. 3
did not help any. should have been S ssI
grave this time II 1t had not been for your Ny
medicine godend to me. Twas troubledwh ah@S
excessive incnsruation which caused womb trouble,
remain in bed for six weeks Mrs ~
Pnkhams medicine recommended to and, 7 '5N
after using short time troubled with flooding
kidneys This, also Ihae 1sha always
Compound thas and twill cure others 1wou like
publish letter. I'm such the dry form OF Compound should
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A TALK WITH MRS. pIS N,


Everybody comes into This wo,,a ~,
disposition TO disease Of some partissls, 4 y
in other words, everybody has wSss ~ . ,s''i
In ninety.nine cases out Of a huSs.sSaT
weak spot in women Is somewhere Il -. y y,
Inc system. The uterine organs Nav ~. s'sc
ssstancc to disease than the vital organs AN
why they give out the soonest. ''ii
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CA5ToRTA.

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~. Miles Pain Filiaure guaranteed 10 cfop
Aed0ache IL 70 tn!artco. "Ono cent a doso..
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Dr.. Miles Remedies"
DR.. Miles Remedies
arc sold by all drug.
s!sts under q positive
guarantee, first bottle
benefits or money re-
funded. Book on dis.
cases OF tho heart and
nerves FREQ. Address,
DR. MILES MEDICAL
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DESuEkE Is no moro responsible position
on earth than that OF railroad oneln-
Ger. On bis steady nerves, clear brain,
bright cyc and perfect self command. do
pond the safety OF tho train and tue lives
OF Its passengers. DR.. Niles Ncrvino and
other remedies arc especially adapted to
Keeping the nerves steady, tho brain clear
and the mental faculties unimpaircd.
EnssReor L. w. Mccoy. formerly OF 1873
Broadway. Council Bluffs. but now residing
as3ill Humboldt ST., Denver writes that lie
suffered for years from constipation, caus-
Ing sick. nervous and bilious headaches and
was fu!!y restored to health by Dr.. Miles
Nerve & Liver Pills. heartily recommend
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STATEMENT OF TREASURE

Statement OF treasurer Of ". U. B. s.
efor fifteen months:
FI,3Ilnrc' from Is16 hS rs
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TROOP SHIPS RETURNING.
1t is Expected They will Make An
other Trip to Manila.

The state department at Washing
ton received a telegram from Consul
Wildman at Hongkong on the 1ltn,
stating that the steamship City of
Sydney left Nagasak on July 27, the
Australia left on the Goth and the Pc
king on August 8, all direct for San
Francisco without stop.
1t is expected they will be ordered
Immediately on a second trip to the
Philippines, followed by the City of
Picking. These vessels will take the
Fifty-first Iowa, the Twentieth Kan
sas and First Tennessee.
At an early day Major General Mer-
Ram will dispatch to Manila a stea-
mer loaded entirely with provisions
for Major General Merritt's forces.
This supply will be sufficient to last
10000 soldiers for several months.
These provisions are to be purchased
in San Francisco.
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.|NPALED ON A BONSPR|T
TWO LADY MISSIONARIES MEET
A HORRIBLE DEATH.
Chinese Junk Smashes into a Steam
Launch in Yokohama Harbor-Grief
in Missionary Circles.

VICTORIA, d. c., August 1.-THE
steamer Victoria, which arrived this
evening from Yokohama, after swift
though stormy passage, brings news
of frightful accident in Yokohama
harbor, whereby two lady missona-
ries of the American Mission Board.
Misses Simmons and Allen. lost their
lives. The two ladies had n number
of friends who were journeying to
this side of the Pacific by the II. NJ.
S. Empress of Japan, and they went
out in the launch belonging TO the
Canadian Pacific Steamship company
to see them off. The good byes being
said. the two ladies were going back
to shore i'm the launch when junk
which was sailing into the harbor,
running swiftly before the wind. coll
loded with the launch. The iunk's
bowsprit was driven against Miss Sim
mons with terrific force. It struck
her in the abdomen and impaled her,
killing her instantly. Her companion.
Miss Allen, was struck about the
shoulders and head by the unwieldlv
bow of the Chinese vessel and she
was terribly cut and lacerated She
fingered in pain for the greater part
of day in the Yokohama hospital and
died on July 30 few hours Before the
Victoria sailed.
Both ladies were well known in the
missionary circles, they having been
working in Japan for rumher of
years. Miss Simmons shortly before
the tragic occurrence had applied for
and obtained a furlough. She was to
have come here en- route to the Unit
ed States by the next Empress steam
err to leave
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LANDLORDS SALE.

Public notice is hereby given that
the undersigned, James Cowan, on the
4th day of August, 1898, did restrain
and levy upon and remove to a place
of safe custody the following goods
and chattels belonging to Miss NJ. A..
Titcomb for rent in arrears and due
by said Miss Titcomb to said Cowan,
amounting to eighty-five (SS5) dollars,
for certain premises situated on Will
der avenue, Honolulu, Oahu, to-wit:
One square dining room table.
One small parlor table.
Seven dining room chairs.
Four mattresses.
Two bedsteads.
One bureau.
The above We're purchased a short
time ago and are as good as new.
And notice is hereby further given
that said goods and chattels will be
sold at public auction at the auction
room of James f. Morgan on Queen
street, in said Honolulu, on Thursday,
the Sth day of September, 1898, at
10:30 a. m, of said day, to satisfy the
rents in arrears and due at the time
of such sale, together with the costs
of such distress, removal, custody and
sale.
JAMES COWAN
Dated, August 90, 1898.
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Reward Of Merit,

At the Chicago Cycle Show in 1897,
each visitor on entering the show was
handed coupon reading as belowi
after viewing the exhibits, kindly
fill in the name of the Bicycle which
pleases you best as regards beauty and
mechanical merit. and deposit the
coupon in ballot box near exits.
name of Bicycle .............."
The "SHIRK" received 17,4S9 bal
lots against 1887, the next highest.
When it is known that all the lead
ing makes of wheels in the United
States were on exhibition at this show
the above Speaks for itself. The Hon.
olulu Bicycle Company have secured
the agency for this elegant high
grade wheel. 1t will interest you to
call and see it.
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CELEBRATION AT KAU.

Rev. j. Kauhane and wife celebrated
the forty-ifth anniversary of their
marriage at Waiohinu, Kau district,
on August 9th. There was luau in
the afternoon and calico ball in the
evening. The whole community, with
scarcely an exception, turned out to
do honor to their pastor and repre-
sentative in the upper house of the
Hawaiian Legislature.