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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-11-03
Nemcite Wa1ri1tett.

en Ceitrei6 fommeu INNER nod
neue grtrantun9en al Der Seulenpelt
Dor.
Sn san 6runeiseo 1T cine fran30fi=
Idle Warte einaelauien nit 5tpei 6dllen
BON 8eulenpeit OIL Yoro.
Sic Ssaibooa Mneelesenbeit lheint
eno9iiltis erlebist. Gin Barrier Ror=
relponoent beridtet {: rGrantreih miro
lih beoinsungslos bon Jai6ooa anriit=
sieben unb obne cine Gntlbdbiguns 3u
perlaneen.
.Dailp @rapbic" iaat: .Wir er=
Iabren ous oifisieaer Quelle aus Pa=
RIG, baB Rapt. Barratier i'm Be
ariffe lit. bem Major Mardano Sn=
ltruttionen au iiberbrin9en, iid nad
6aIbooa suriifaubeNebeu uno iih nit
Ieiner Expedition nab oem obern ubana=
bi-IlnB su be9eben, nOrblid BON Congo.
rno Ssaibooa uno bic flint anoeren bon
i5m etablirten Soften 0ltl.1 bon Der tn
bent ensliib oeutiden arrangement
|fetaeieBten @ren3e aufsugeben.
3aiier Milbelm beiudte am Dienitae
Berg 3ion, no bic beuti1en uno tiir=
tiIden Jloaeen nebeneinanoer gebibt
muroen auf einem @runofiif, auf tpel=
dem Der 9raoition aemdB einif bic
Sunafrau Waria tpobnte unb tpelbes
Der Gulton bem &aiier f1entte. Die.
ier identte basielbe oann ben beutl9en
3at1oiiten.
Ser ct. petersburger vNopofi"
iaet In eile,n Mrtitel lber bic 6orbe=
run9 Der Mmeritaner, bab 6panien ollie
pbilippinen obtreten fol-. bob bic euro=
pdiihen @roBmd9te ebenio Die @pa=
MEN prote1iren t6nnteu. Sa. uno -
init oein 9leiden grfoIg.
8robbem g heiBt, bic Gai6oba Gra9e
lei pltlin beigele9t. tperoen bic @iiitun.
gen in gnglanb nit fitberbafter 0ait
fortg.Iebt. Die britifden 2rieasihiffe
in China iii,o trie9sbereit.
SIN @at gorta9e. Manitoba, entalei-
lie elm giienbabn3ug unb iiir3te gum
1beil bic 3ebn SUB bobe B0i9ung biz
nab. 3mei enalii4e 6&iHsiun9eil
.purben eet0otet unb orei anoere per-
Iionen perlebt.
Sn South aleton. Wsaf.. muroe bic
pnlueriobrit ner 9setp Oort & Neu
gn0lono 9itanie GmoteleB Bomber
Igo., iafulge eiaer grplDiion. oeren ur.
liade nnbetonntil. bemolir:. BUR 3ipei
Msbeiter tpurbtn Iei9t pertuunott.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-11-03

ct. 6ofprebiaer ST. Slider febrt
nidt in ben preubifhen 0anbtag 3uriid !;
er 1T Ieinem liberalen @eeen.ganbioa-
ten erle9en.
Die 500idbriae Bebenffeiery ber gr=
finouna Der Budoruderfunt bnrd So=
bannes @uteubera. bic in Woin3. hem
@eburtsort Gutenber9's itattiinben
wirb, iol am "a. SUM- 1900 gegin=
l1en. If
Das nsue frans0liide 0abinet ift tpie
folgt 3uiammenaeiebt: Dupup. Yre=
mier; 0ebret. Suiti3; De 1repcint.
2riee; 2odrpp. Marine; Deleahe,
NeuBeres peptraI, Jinan3 Qeuaens,
llnferrlht +; Dslonele, 0anbel; 8uil=
laine. 2olonien girger Mderbau ;
Rrans, 6ffentlihe Nrbeiten.
Nm sonntag tpurbe in Gttatpa,
Ontario. Elm itarfes Erobeben berfpiirt,
oas aebn eefunben bauerte. Sn 8it=
more 5trabe unb umeebuna bebten
mebrere 6duier 70 ifarf. baB bic Sniai=
len aus benz Sdlnf setuedt unb in gro=
Sen ehreden periebt ,puroen.
Sc beibt, bab Der pabit binnen 3ur=
gem cine gnepcla gesen bic Anarbiifen
erlaiIen tperbe.
Nae oIfentliden @sbduoe uno piele
WobnbduIer in Srinaaur. in Raibmir.
Snoisn, lino burh ein 9roBes Ieuer
Seritort poroen. Gin Mann lpurbe aes
tontet. Ser S1aoen miro auf $500, :
900 aeiddbt.
Nuf Der Sniel 2u3ort, nabe Der See
tiiite. iino beoeutsnbe Eager borsiislider
&oble entoeft poroen. Die iid leidt nit
menis Sapital ansoeuten laHen.
' Ger iransoiiide GaiIaiiansbof bat
beidloiien. lih fir cine @spiiion oes
Drepius-proseiles su ertldren. ieoO6
Die Greilaluns bes Drepius ab9elebnt.
Jn Der ital;sniiAsn propins Aleiian=
oria uuroe ss nptbmenois. Die Wein=
pflansunseu gu seritOren, oa lie pouitdn'
dig BON Der Reblaus Derieuht naren.
Sic 8auern aber emp6rten Iib oaaegen,
uno es mubten Sruppen auFaeboten
E,peroen. Dieie feuerten unb t0oteten 5
uno periuunbeten cine stnSab! anoerer
Yauern.
Ser japoniite Eampfer .Mipaaa=
ia" eins bel einem 3uiammenitob nn=
ter nno iehsia Sapaner tamen ums 2e-
BEN.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-11-03
sStt ocr beiltgcn staot.

eSeruialem, 81. DIT. - Inter
bem srObten Subel Der ursebeuren
&olfsmen9e. bic iib bier einasfunoen
bat. 800 ON San,itas GaiIer yDilhelm,
ppn ieiner @emablin unb sablre;1em
@eiolae besleitet. ourd Die feftlid ae=
i1miiften GtraBen nno Die ibm gu
gbren erridteten 9riuinpbpforten in bic
Staot ein. Sic Ranonen Der Gitaoele
oonmerten SaIutIhiille uno Die tiirtilde
Militdrtapeae ipielte bic oeutide Bolts
bpmne. als Der Gaiier nit ieinsm Sc
folse in 9robem Staat ourh oas Sbor
bon Saffd einso9.
Yom 5burm Tabibs begaben iih ber
Raiier unb bic Rniierin unter oem be.
tdubenben SubeI Der Men9e na1 Der
2ir1e bes 0eilisen @rabes, no iie bon
ben Mitglieoern oes tatboliihen, orie=
hii1en unb arnleniiAen Glerus ems
pfan9en ,purben. Die patriarhen
iiberreldten bem Gailer MoseHen. in
,pelben bic Gr6mlnigteit bes Raiisrs
bod geprieien tpuroe. Spdter perlieh
Der 3aiier ben potriarden ais 3eiden
Der Mnertennum9 Droen.
0ierauf beaabel lih Die Maieitdten
nah Der beutIhen epaneeliihen Stride.
no ibnen Der pailor cine MoreHe iiber=
reidats.
lin 6 l9r Mbenbs fano i'm beutiden
Roniplat eiil 9rober gnipfans itltt uno
ipdter nuroe bic 6taot iluminirt uno
6erertpert tpuroe obaebrannt.
9lm Sonnta9 WiorAen Dohnten Der
Raiier llnD bic Roiierin benz 8ottesbielllt
in Der epanaeliinen airhe In Hetblebsm
|bei uno ipdter iiattetsa iie Der Balilita
einen Beiud ab. bic fih User ber sc.
burtsfdtte gbriii ip6lbt. Tos QDettfr
mar prdhti9 uno BON Seiteil bcr Bep6l-
kruna lnb ber YeiuAer ipurbe an9e-
'neiii Der Qr6ste gnibuiiasn,ns an oell
9a0 gtle9t.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-11-03
@i1ti9c Gmt5d)ciDmng.

,Dos Gber.yunoes 8eriht entIhieb
Den 9raffie=N Roeiation- Hailroao" Gaa
su G,lnfn Der Ser. Gtaat,n uno ae=
gen Die giIenbabnen. Gieier GaQ ,pirb
iiir einen Der tpidtisiten sebolten, Der
ien,ais bem Dberbunoesaeriht snr gnt=
kbeionna D0rlaa. Mrlo guar nidbt nur
fir Die gifenbobnen, ionbern 0H9 fiir
oos Yuhlifiim i'm Nllgenleinen nno
Deatn Dts rieiiaen @iienbabneisen=
tbunss. bas bic ,9raffie Nfociation"
reprdientirt. Gieie Nfoeiation ,puroe
am 10. glopember 1896 bon 81 giien=
babn=8eitnihaften aegriinost, tpelhe
bic @ranb Srunf linien uno oeren Neb
BON 3,peiobabnen reprdientiren. Ser
3ned Der MiIoeiationen mar, ,pie in ben
Wertraasartifeln anaeaeben lit, billise
uno aeredte Gradtraten. Gradtseloer
fir perIonen, &eaeln uns &eeulatip=
mem fir itaatliden uno smiibenfaatli.
den 8erfebr einSuIiibren uno oufredt
3u erbalten, in Wirtlihteit aber mar Is
cine 0ereiniauns I'm bic Grahtraten
in bic 00be 5n idrauben uno bas pub=
litum im Snterele Der @iienbabnen aus=
5ubeuten.
Ourh bic gntideiouna bes Dberbun.
besaerihts 1T oieie gliioeiation als Irut
unb ilr 3mef als 8erlebuns bes Sbers
mann'iden 9lnti 9ruitaeiebes ertldrt
lporoen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-11-03
STE @abI.

Nm nd1fen Eieniiaa finben tie
Wablen Hatt. Wobl ielten it ein
Wablfampf in unferem Gountp 10 rubie
perlauien. tuie oieler, mas tpobl baupt=
idhli4 oober riibrt, oab Die 3spubiita=
ner bel ibrer 3eriplitteruna idon BON
por,,bereinteine Mnifrensungen madten.
bier ben eiea 81 errinaen. Wie bic
Sade liest. 10 lit ben Gemotraten oer
5iea in bieien. Gountp fder. tuem lie
am Dieuita9 ibre Gtimmen berausbrin=
gen. MuA i'm etaate lieaeu Die Muss
iiGten fur bic Demofraten siiniiia. Sic
ndmlide 3eriplitterung. bic bier 81
9aae tritt, madt lid iiberall sslteno
uno 10 lit bssriinoete Nusiidt porban=
ben. bab bic Eemotraten am nddten
Dienitae aud i'm State ben siea boz
nontra9en.
Das ar6Bte Sntereiie bel Der bepors
ifebenoen Wabl brsbt iid nm oas @e=
iiltat Der Gongrebwablen uno bic Siih=
rer beioer parteien Derlidern superlidt=
lid, baB iie elmer Mebrbeit I'M tdbten
Heprdientantenbauie iider iino. Muh
bier ideinen, iotpeit mir oas Gelo 3u
iiberblifen bern6aen. bic Temofraten
bic beHeren Muslidtsn au baben. gS lit
baber bic pfliht zines jeoen Demotra=
ten. nod Grdften oarauf bin su arbei=
ten,. bab ole 5timmen beraus fomme,l,
unb mir Sipeiieln niht haron, ,penn
bies aeidiebt, 10 aebOrt ndhite yvohe
Der 6ieg i'm @ountp. 5taat uno @on=
.greb ben 9emofraten.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-11-03
politii6es.

Q = a. ~
8roBes Nuffehen erregt Der Rampf,
Der i'm &oblenrepier pom Sllinois 3lpi<
lden 8ruperneur 3anner unb ben
9oblen9eiellhaften ausNebrohen lit.
Sleler ertldrte IN ottentlider Heoe, er
meloe leoeH Sue mn 'mpof'rlen ar-
oe'lerH Oil Der Siaalsatende NH 6az
i.ohe' emplahaeH. uno Ole 0rnoenoe'
,.Ber erllafeH oa9eaeH' oaB W oem
pesth VDnoerneal 'pte Meg!e DuIW
oas Cu"oesaet,W1 tg,nea'lsoeieql)
llar mapeH DeroeH. aues gatrl &c.
ipahh' oel O'Hae'a o'e nun lo'hhe's
'Oue". tsEs a
yrdnoent Wt1unlen bat tttb IeBt
aana oen STpanhon'lIsn III o'e Arne
NeDof'en. VI oepaup'el; q pave 1'W
ourp oie lm Oolte eefr'gehoe Shm.
.nana pletau oerahlaB1 9eieqeI uho o'e
Ur,eoenseommthere anaew'eleH, oaIau1
gu peIepen, oas Spanleh ole 9a'ae sSH-
lelH1uppe PCT pa'l!pp,ne" an o'e os1.
e'h'a'eH Siaa!e" aoIt.t. es oeIianIe'
ier"e1. pug oet proroeH' oe.WtoNeh
:, 1al' Ole pu'l'ppan'lge Slaals'mulo tM
Selraae pom s4o.ooo,ooo gu uoefhepz
men ilno moal1@erme,le au9 lonf no0
oen Span~rn elne entl0aolsnng 3n
3aplen.
Blaine, Der az Der 0r6bte Snao feiiier
3eit berlhrien mar. peranloBte i'm pan.
ameritaniid,en @onares bic 9aIilrung
t ens m.;,,,;n ," ~. .n.. . ,'as" -, unI
ay 49, "S,S Ss,eeh. ~ to,.a In. ,@xa; M g;
'H Me;t Mf,;nss Snos,, I. s;nn o., 1au's rs. ~
rsr | 1;t,l,n.u m,,s%.",',a., ' w. NJ aor. - ,ar;,t @
~" .."or".,, S'" sa;r " nsnsar -, ;s ,;hes ,1s
S,sSn.mi ~, ~ M',,,ar;o,, 49,, S.ohas,,.s ] y" "' w
y" s'a"st wv o,'', m"v e'p0' ""a'".
Seate!a1 e!iloH paI oen %ohI1a1 1
!ar y que I'M iaale'oeh 't.nah5lapte oelh
9 Suteau Su ''s,e'noe'. t Sametele" oe'h
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-11-03
etamoal lit jitriftif6ctt
0reiSctt.

Glepetano. o., 20. Ctt.- lln=
ter ben 9bemisiiinaern Der Walbifabt
9dbrt es bebentlih, oenn Elm &idter bes
Common pleas @erihtsboIes 9famens
DelleEbauQb mar bon einem Nopotatcn
Nanens Wernon gurfe, Staatslenator
BON @upoho9a gountp bejihtiot NOR.
ben. in einen, Dor ,bm perbonoeltcn. Be
beutenben gbeideibunas pro3ef bic
Qdlite Der neutrality-suspicious. befom.
men 81 baben. Qlls Nihter Dellen.
bauah 9eltern Morgeu ben Gidterituhl
einnabm. lieb er Dor gr6Hnung Der
8erhanblun9en fol9snbe feniatione0e
@rtldruna los: sd bite bic Niitalie=
Der Der Aobofdtertammer un0 bic trei=
tenoen pdrteis,, I'm gntiduloiaunaell,
tuenn iG belite Mor9en et,pas fpdter
bin. SD tpuroe aufaebalten. neil lnir
9etpiiie geThi1ten, Gii9en., mitgetbeilt
tpurben. btren llrbeber Dernon yurts
iino oeren yerbreitunesmebium Nidter
2amion III. Sir iebt ipia i'd nur la
9en. baB cine Deriamlnlung Der WbpD=
fatenfdmmer einberufen tpirb, lin, al
ernlitteln. ,uer ber gr0Bte QiiQner 1T.
Durte OOer Qdmfon. Durte leuenei
bic Mni&ulbi0unaen erboben 81 boben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-11-03

gnald:lo llfio Graufteidb riifen.
ipie iDtnn ln,raen ber 0tied ausbrsAen
ionte.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-11-03

= Drei eifAsrfabrsenet, biz ii4mit IL
,ler 40 06pfe 3dblenben Mannf4dft
bon Qabraoor auf oer Dsimfabrt befin.
ben iinb iibtrfdllio ilnb man befiitNtet,
bab lie nit Mllem an Boro ilnterge san-
aen fnO, iiniiDmehr als Ghiifstriimnler
All Der Rlffe aeiunben morben iinb, bic.
tuie ili0n gtonbt uon einenl permiBten
G1ooner berrii6ren. gs III Elm Dam.
bier Qnf Bic 6nGe nnd ben permibttn
G&iiftn ob0egan9tn.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-07-02
SUNDANCE NO. |
Red Men Give Pale Faces
a Good Time.
Installation of Officers Talks a
War Dance-DanCing and
Supper.

The first annual sun dance of the
Hawaiian Tribe of Improved Order Of
Red Men was given al Waverley hall
last evening and was a fine social sue
cess. Al the beginning the following
officers We're installed tOr the ensuing
term: Sachem, S. J. Saiter; First San
nap, o. II. Harlan; Second Sannap, @.
w Burgess Senior SagumOre, }. An
drade; Junior SagumOre, J. Asche;
Prophet, Z. Farmer; @. Of WigWam,
3. r. Campbell: g. of Forest, o. Graet;
First Warrior, S. Kubey; Second War
rior. J. Santos: Third Warrior, S. Led
erer; Fourth Warrior, ]. McLain; F1rst
Brave. c.. McNichoI; Second Brave, NJ.
T. MARSHALL; Third Brave, p. D. KEEL
lett: Fourth Brave, @. Steinman.
The program included talks by l.
LeyingstOne. A. V. Gear and 0. II. Hdr-
Ian. They dwelt upon the sound prln-
ciples upon which the order is founded
and told of its work and membership.
One of the men here lately on trans
port assisted in Ohio in making Red
Man of the gentleman VINO now sits as
President Of the United States. Mr..
Wideman gave song and an encore
and Chief WeatherwaX distinguished
himself in a war dance. Presentations
were made to J. F. Echart and o. H.
Harlan. who have performed dis
tinguished service for the Tribe. They
were given gold jewels. The evening
ended pleasantly with a dance and re-
| freshments. All the dances were named
| in this wise: Buffalo, Beaver, Ante
lone. 'Possum, Ghost, Eagle, Snake
Badger, War Dance. The hall decora-
lions were very pretty. Especially at
tractive were banners painted by S. j.
! Salter.
While it is said that The Red Man
Paddles His Own Canoe" the society
| is of strong fraternal bonds and oil
almost boundless charity.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-07-02
Many Applications.

1t was stated at Washington that
the organization of the volunteer
army made necessary the appointment
from civil life of little less than 500
staff officers and Second Lieutenants.
The enormous amount of work en-
tailed upon the President and the War
Department, particularly the Adjutant-
General and his force by these ap-
can be imagined when it is
known that for the 500 appointments
there were more than 21.OOO appli-
cants.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-07-02
4 WarShiD'S Coal.

The amount Of coal consumed by a
vessel during a voyage depends very
Iagely upon the speed, for the con-
sumption of coal increases almost in a
geometricaI ratio to the speed. There
are many ships which burn from 100
to 500 tons of coal per day, the lowest
consumption being when the vessel is
sailing at a moderate rate. Our men
of war do not consume so much in
proportion as swift passenger steamers
which ply between Europe and Ameri-
ca, for, unless in an emergency, they
are not driven at the highest attain
able speed The ocean passenger
steamers often burn from $500 to. $500
tons during a voyage lasting six TO
seven days, though, Of course, as al
ready stated, the amount is largely de-
pendent on the speed.-St. Louis Globe
Democrat.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-07-02
A SIGNAL SERVICE.
Sighting OF Vessels known at
once in Washington.


Under the energetic management OF
Capt. John r. Bartlett. who was re-
called from the retired list into the
active. service Of the navy department
for the purpose, there has just been
perfected a most admirable and thor
ough system of coast signaling for war
The navy department itself
thirty stations on the
coast. manned by naval militiamen.
Then it called into service 1860 light
house employees and 10000 life saving
men, making a total force OF over. 39,-
900 men, who patrol the great shore
line from Bar Harbor to Galveston
night and day and in all weathers,
watching for the approach of an enemy
or for a signal from any passing Unit
ed States warship.
1t has been arranged that all OF
these wtchers can communicate in the
course of a few minutes with tele-
graph or telephone line and all center
in the Office Of Capt Bartlett, in the
navy department, who is thus prepared
to give the war board instant notice
of any significant ship movements on
the coast. Capt. Bartlett is brother
of Major Bartlett, now residing in Ho-
nOlulu.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-07-02
Blue Streak
TRIBUNE

Are acknowledged by all prominent
racing men 10 be the FASTEST
WHEEL BUILT. What applies 70 one
model applies to all and when We say
thar : he
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-07-02
For The Fourth.

American and Hawaiian flags, all
sizes, stars and stripes bunting, shields,
at the INL. Also the finest assert
ment of fire works Of all kinds ever
brought to the Islands, for sale by the
single piece or in assorted cases for
family use. The store viii be open
until 10 o'clock tonight. Remember
the INL. corner of Nuuanu and King
streets. S. w. Lederer. proprietor.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-07-02
C. BREWER Z CO., Id.
rect, Honolulu,
AGENTS FOR

queen Street, HONOLULU, II. ].
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, KapapaIa Ranch.
planters Line, San Francisco Packets,
Charles Brewer & Co.'s Line to Bos-
ton Packets.
Agents Boston Board of Underwrit-
erS.
Agents for Philadelphia Board Of I'm
derWriters.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-07-02
NORTH KONA BOARDING HOUSE AND
SANITARIUM.

Situate on the beach at Kailua, N.
kona.
Careful treatment for all medical
and surgical cases.
Board and Lodging at reasonable
rates accorded to invalids and visitors.
Associated with the beach house is
mountain residence Q,500 feet ele-
vation) where visitors may have the
benefit OF a change Of atmosphere.
Terms, etc, on application.
Manageress:
MRS. MARY ATCHERLEY.
Medical Attendant:
DIR. ATCHERLEY,
M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-07-02
NOTICE.

AS THE COMPILATION OF THE
names of persons resident in the Island
of Oahu, for the NEW DIRECTORY
has been completed, any person who
has made a change of address, or place
of residence within the past two
months and desires to have the same
noted in the Directory, can do so by
calling at the Office Of the Hawaiian
Gazette Co. and giving the necessary
information.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-07-02
MODEL
BLUE STREAK

Is the fastest, easiest running, and
most durable wheel made, we only
state facts that have been substantial
" demonstrated by actual use.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-07-02
NEW STAGE LINE FROM HONOLULU
TO KAHUKU.

Leaves 8 a. m. every Monday, Wed
nesday and Friday Of each week.
Returning Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday.
Office: Pantheon Stables, Honolulu
Passengers and parcels carefully at
tended to.
VIM. K. RATHBURN, Prop.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-07-02
Tribune Bicycles,

Are n the repair shops less than
any other wheel.
Call N any time and examine the
wheels. No compulsion about buying.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-07-02
SPECIAL MEETING
OF THE
HAWAIIAN JOCKEY CLUB.
July 4th, 1903.
OFFICIAL PROGRAM:

ElROl ICkACG1--E OICEoIL P1OO.
Trotting and Pacing to Harness;
mile heats, best two in three; 2:2O
class.
SECOND RACE-PURSE 500.
Running race; half mile dash; free
for all
THIRD RACE-PURSE 500
Running race; five-eighths mile dash,
for Hawaiian bred horses.
FOURTH raACE-PURSE $3.50.
Trotting and Pacing to Harness; mile
heats; best three in five; free for
all.
FIFTH RACE-PURSE 500.
Running race; one mile dash; free for
all.
SIXTH RACE-PURSE 500.
Running race; one mile dash, for Ha-
waiian bred horses.
SEVENTH RACE-PURSE 800.
Running race; three-fourths mile
dash; free for all
EIGHTH RACE-PURSE 800
Trotting and Pacing to Harness; mile
heats; best two in three; 2:3O
class.
NINTH RACE-PURSE 500.
Running race; one and one-fourth
mile dash; free for all.
All entries are to be made with the
Secretary before , O'Clock, Friday
July 1, 1898. Entrance fees to be 10
per cent Of purse, unless otherwise
specified. All drivers and riders to
appear in cOlOTs.
All races to be run or trotted under
the rules of the California Jockey Club
and the National Trotting Associa-
ton.
All horses are expected to start I'M
less withdrawn by Q o'clock a. M, on
July 2, 1898.
At least three to enter and two to
start.
General admission, so cents.
Grand stand (extra) so cents and 81.
Carriages Gnside cOurse), $3.50 each.
Quarter stretch badges, IS.
Per order committee.
J. S. WALKER,
Secretary Hawaiian Jockey Club.
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