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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-21

fert OF keeping the city quiet and peace
brawls.
Many OF the Spanish soldiers are anx-
lous 20 become American ciuxens anu az
applying for naturalization.
A number OF officers OF high RANK AZ
the Spanish army condemn cieir goNe'., a.,
ments policy in dividing us ioIC ri
cuba Porto Rico and the Philippine 81
ands. instead OF concentrating theN'
possibly saving one colony. ,.i,,
The cutting OF the feet Is also s.l LIS.
censured and the Spanish naVal ~
all argue that II is impossible uI,u si, 20
present crippled condition OF sp ,..a
make n successful resistance any wv,
CARTRIDGES DID NOT 5!,,.,
The usable ammunition OF the spanish
troops here was exhausted before mo
surrender. as the 2000,Wo caruiuseS
found IN the magazines OF Sah'''s' w
not TT the Mauxer rifles.
The Spaniards say our troops ioushl ike
tigers and that their discipline was 1A-
cellent, but they insist that inoie HfcS
we're lost on as either side IMAM We "ar-
ranted by the conditions OF July 1st
They assert that our troops could nave
walked into the dty without having a
shot fired at them as there were no
soldiers left within the walls at that
time. aktS 4
CITY UNPROTECTED.
II appears that they had only a few
thousand men and they All went 10 III
Caney at the time the battle was fought,
leaving Santiago unprotected. Reinforce
ments, however, arrived laloI aud DlolSht
the number OF Spanish troops up TO SOOl
men. At the battle OF FL Caney our cas-
uslties exceeded those Of the Spaniards.
While they had four hundred men killed
to our 200 they had only 500 men wound
ed to our ! 800. The list Of the wounded
has been increased since to over 1000 men
who are lying I'm the Principe Alfonso,
Mercedes and other hospitals here.
LTNARES MESSAGE.
tiene,~, L1uare caDieu 10 Mdurlu on july
Sd. before General Skaters demand for
the surrender OF Santiago. n long message
setting forth the inability Of the city TO
hold out against an enemy superior in
numbers with re Spaniards dying Of
fever and starvation and demOralized by
the loss Of the fleet. He urged the gov
eminent for the sake OF humanity TO offer
90 capitulate but adding. that II ordered
10 remain 20 die like rat I'm a trap. ne
would do so. as his soldiers were doing
their duty. although realizing that a mis-
take had been made.
Somehow the message leaked. out and
the Spanish officers here are loud in
their condemnation OF General Linares.
whom they accuse Of faintheartednoss
throughout the war 20 the extent OF "un-
der the plea OF a slight wound laying
the mantle OF the shame OF surrender
upon General Torars shoulders instead OF
facing the disgrace himself
This feeling is general among the men.
who. passing the Palace where the. Stars
and Stripes are flying. clench their fists
and mutter: "Que verguenza para ia
patria. porto 10 merece bien" what
shame to our country; but she deserves
it weld.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-21
4 CI.I,NEK TRICK.

II certainly looks like IL, but there IS
really no trick about IT, Anybody can
Try 1t who has Lame Back and Weak
Moneys. Malaria or nervous troubles.
we mean he can cure himself right away
Dy taking Electric Bitters. This medicine
tones up the whole system. acts as a
s,lmulant 10 Liver and Kidneys. Is
piood purifier and nerve tonic 1t cures
constipation. Headache. Painting Spells.
Sleepltssness and Melancholy. IL is pure
~ vegetable a mild laxative, and re-
stores the system TO its natural vigor.
iIy Electric Bitters and be convinced
shst they arc a miracle worker. Every
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Owens a Minor Drug Co.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-21
CAPT. R0WE'S RECRUITS,
Six fredericksburg Soldiers Have
Married Since the War Opened.

FREDERICKSBURG July 2O.-special.
Captain NJ B. Rowe. who has charge OF
the recruiting station here. eft to-day
for Winchester, where he has arranged
10 enlist a number Of recruits for the
Third Virginia Regiment He will .lke
the men direct 10 Camp Ager Before
leaving here he sent on another install
ment Of volunteers 10 Camp Alger. who
have been enlisted here In the past sew
eral days
The marriage IN Washington this week
OF Mr. William Goldsmith. OF Company
X. Third Virginia Regiment. 10 Miss Ella
Downs OF this city. makes the sixth
event % tSe kind In which a member Of
the Fredericksburg company has been one
OF the principals since the company left
here In the service of the Government
Bishop Robert A Gibson will visit Grace
Episcopal church, near this city, in Caro-
line county. next Sunday morning. and
administer the rite OF confirmation and
Will confirm at 81. Peters church, Port
Royal, al night.
This Southwest District sunday-sehool
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-21
THE JUNTA INTERVIEWS.
They Notify Garcia That His Course
Since the Surrender is Not Approved

WASHINGTON, July 20.-Senor Que
sada and other representatives of the
Cuban Junta were in consultation with
officials of the War Department tonight.
The officials of the United States were
assured that there was no dissatfacuon
with the management of affairs In Cuba
so far as the Cuban representatives We're
concerned. and If General Garcia and
other Cubans operating about Santiago
were not in accord with the United States
authorities there ~ arose from a mis-
understanding Of the Presidents procla-
nation and Of the intentions II the
United States in the premises
II soon became known that the Junta
has sent dispatches 10 General Garcia
and other Cuban officers that their course
was not approved by the Junta, and II
persisted in would result in serious injury
10 the Cubang.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-21
THE BOOK CONCERN CLAIM,
Norfolk Mcthodists Adopt Resolutions
for Return of the Money.

NORFOLK VA. July 2O-The Norfolk
District Conference OF the NJ =. Church,
South. IN session at Nimm0 church. Prin-
cess Anne county to-day adopted ring
ing resolutions ON the publishing house
paid by The Government. Or. "A. z. John
SON. of Cumbcr and-Street church this
city. offered resolutions which condemn
Attorney Stah'mIu and the book agents
call upon The bishops 90 take immediate
steps with reference 90 the latter. and
demand the return OF every cent award
ed 10 The Treasury NJ the United States
unless 30 can Boz purged NJ all suspicion OF
wr0ng-d0ing .n securing o.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-21
Nominations by the President.

WASHINGTON. July 20.-The President
to-day made the following appointment
To be collectors OF customs-Distrlct Oh
ct. Augustine, Fla. Thomas IS 1eoi 50
district OF Fernandina. Fla. John w.
Howell: District OF 81. Mark :, "a a.
Samuel p. Anthony: District OF NeW VI
leans, Augustus T. Wimberly: DistriSt VI
Pearl River. Miss. John +. Nalwo,I IT,.
Louis j. Souer. 10 be coiectot ~ t,ssns
Charles W. Boothby. ~ be supeiih'eh-
dent OF mint at New orleans. -, ,or .ha
Charles Fontelieu. 10 be mhtsh'i LOT NV
Eastern District OF Loulsle..s a,.,,o.. a,
. lono farttonal contest 1nat mas oeen
waeed for the Federal patronage IN that
State.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-21
ANOTHER MEETING IN ATLANTA.
North Georgia Methodists Disapprove
Of the Action of the Book Concern.

ATLANTA. GA, July 2O.-The delegates
Of the North Georgia Conference 10 the
General Conference OF the Methodist
Episcopal Church. South. recently held
I'm Baltimore. met in Atlanta to-day A
resolution was adopted disappearing Of
the action Of the Book Committee in
endorsing the agent Of the publishing
house. and holding that the recent inves-
LEGATION by the committee of the Senate
shows that that body was msed by the
book agents Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church. South
The resolution favors the calling Of the
General Conference at an early date for
the purpose OF refunding OF money
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-21
OBITUARY..
Mrs. Martha j. Richardson.

The death OF Mrs. Martha J. Richard
son. occurred at 1890 o'clock yesterday
morning az the home OF her husband. Dir.
David 4. Richardson, No 2O2 north Twen-
ty-frst street.
Mrs. Richardson was a consistent mem.
her OF St. Johns church. and was held
I'm affectionate regard by a wide circle OF
friends She Is survived by her husband,
an 6ngineer on the Southern railway. and
six children-E. +. Richardson, Mary p
and Sena Richardson, Mrs. Nellie h.
Rogers. Frank l. and Violet r. Richard
SON
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-21
TEN YEARS FOR ASSAULT.
Essex County Elects Delegates for w
4. Jones.

TAPPAHANNOCK. July 2O-special.-
Essex County Court adjourned yesterday
evening after two DAYS session. Clar-
ence Bird. negro. was sent 70 the peni-
Tertiary for ten years for attempting 10
assault Mrs George W. Samuel In the
upper part Of this county Bird was de-
dended by Ware and Carter and prose-
cuted by Judge 4. r. Blakey.
The Democrats OF Essex had a mass
meeting in the courthouse Monday and
elected the following delegates 10 the
congressional convention which meets at
Urbana. T. f.. Blakey, w. ID. Carter
Richard Rowzic. w. J. Parker, r. l..
Ellis. Phil. Taiaferro. Booker Garrett.
lanes Lewis. Noel Lewis.
The meeting passed resolutions approx
ing Hon. william A. Jones course In
Congress and recommending his renomi-
nation.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-21
Mrs. Mary Ii. Walker.

Many people in Richmond will be sriev'
ed 20 learn OF the death a few days az
ar The Hague. Westmoreland county. or
Mrs. Mary Boone Walker, Vic oi rev,
Albert Rhett Walker after very OF O.
Illness. -. ~
Mrs. Walker was daughter OF IT. kew
william Boone. the first missionary DISH
ON Of China. OF the Episcopal Churcn.
She has many friends as well as several
relatives In this oily.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-21

BROCKTON. MASS July 20-lt was
announced to-day thar Harry Crawford.
of the Crawford Shoe Company has
signed an agreement of assignment Of all
his company's affairs 90 William II. Mvl-
len. OF Boston. A statement ~ the Ia
biltles has not yet been given out.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-21
Honors Even.

Pearl Flournoy and Polite Giles gave an
excellent though brief scrapping exhibit
ton last evening and honors seemed
about even. although the adherents OF
Pearl Offset the statements Of Pollie's
friends that Pearl got the worst OF it by
the claim that Polite lost most hair In the
mix up.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-21

LONDON. July 20-Tne Hong Kong
correspondent Of the Daily Mail says.
The rebellion in Kwang 81 province is
being rapidly suppressed. The imperial
troops are dispensing the rebels and re-
capturing the cities they had seized.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-21
CHARGED With Theft.

William Jasper. a negro boy was ar
rested by Second station officers last
evening chargin him with the theft Of 81
from another negro named William AL
len.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-21

TI-RPIN. Died. July 70. 1875. at his homo
near Gayton at 9:i5 p. NJ EDWARD
s. TURPIN. son OF tho late f. n. and
Lucy T. Tarpin. Burial services az tho
family burying-ground near dayton.
July q. 1898. al 8 o'clock p. ".
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-21
Main Street Rreexe

The Clerise Sisters at Main-street Vau-
deville Park this week presents one OF
the most we'll rounded musical specialties
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-21

Omega A. Eaton died on July 2eth al
the residence Of Mr.. r. lf Lindsay' 30
7os north Twenty-hfth street. ~
mains were taken to Portsmouth io' III
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-21

STANTON. VA. July @.-speciai.-
cantain samuel Thomas IhornDurg oied
last night at 915 o'clock, ECO ssVensy
Nv r,,re 9ith and never rallied. Cap
ny 10 ,r,,,rnbtirg was "A native Of western
.5nr,.isnd but az the beginning Of the
ninr ,,,,r he was living iu West Virginia
~ W Enlisted I'm the Confederate service
an, rived during the entire war. he
,bcn settled ga stanton and has con-
Quoted "a large livery business. lie was
tv.ico married. his second wife and four
-i.sfarc, survive him.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-21
Mrs n. ". Morris

ASHLAND. VA. July 20.-Srecial-
NJ n. w. Morris. OF Caroline county.
Jie{ to-day at the home OF Mr. John
WoolfoIk. near Hanover Courthouse.
where she had gone TO be near her ply
stefan. Mrs Morris was Miss Frances
Mason Peatross. daughter OF Mr.. Waiter
Peatross and was a lady % many Vir-
tues. Her husband and an infant sur
ViVe her.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-12-11
GREAT SCOTT.

GS iit cine 0e6ensbebingung. buB
na9 Qgem getp06nIife GbrIi6feit BIZ
ein5ige Bats fir @eiddfts : GrFoIg
lit; ss iIt naa QIem Der sir3ige UNI
nur Der cine itarte 6aOtn, pel6-
@eritunO nit GrfoIg uerbinOet; es
obne psiteres 3utbun Der S6luBffel.y
gu iebem 8eI6Gft5 ltntsrnsbmen,
unO @reat Scott, Der s6rli8e &aufs
mann Der Maisn, 1T Der 5anOpertss
meiiter nit elmer MaursrteGs in fsinsb
9anb, pet6er Den Stein Isgte.
@reut Scott, itart unb trGftig Don
Der qfluga56nsiOe an, tommt NIT
ienem beionoerer Re9tSgefiibIe in bas
8eI&GFt8Leben, bus i6m g2iemdnb qe1
ben un0 Niemano nebmeR fam.
@reat Scott iit beute Der gr6Bts
le6enbe &aufmdnn in irgenb elmer 9es
fbGfts6rdnds - Elm bemertenstpers
tier &uufmann, beFen Same elm
9duspOrt bierIel6it 1T unb oeFen Ruf
0ieIen Continent bedt. i
@reat Scott fat ME einen 66ritt
riidpdrts getbaH unb ieber S8ritB
OOrtpdrtS tit Elm gusTareiten, elm Ians
ges in oem beIten SSntereFe Der UlaTs
fen. g5 gie6t ri9ts 0erartiges, pie
SfiGitonb in Great ScotPs Qe6sn.
Gs lit DOrtpGrts. DorpGrts. peiter,
ale 3eit in bem Marffe be5 Sorts
f8ritte5,
9reat Scott bat in feiner getp0bnr
Ii6sn couragirten unO fortidrittIider
Weiie BON ben tOranaebenben Sympor4
ten bon Deibmo6ts g}ODitdter, GU
ruszM06eIn. Orbr,3iT4en rnb
r9ricsaz9rac" iidl sinen 8orrutb inr
Bert9e BON fiinFunOiieben3ig 3auIerb
Dollars geIifert-nur eIegante D1us
rem, bed4tet Dies - unO bieIe - mil
@rsat SCOTS eigenen @orrIt6en un
Stapel W}0beIn Iisfern SS6rer bic
ieItenite, Douitdn0igite unb duSi9rieBs
Ii6Ite Auspubl, iotpie bus rei9bula
tigIte unb gr0Bte 2lTortiment bon Tpez
3ieu 81 8eiRna4tsgeI6enten geeignes
ter Waaren, bic iemals bon irgenO
einem &aufmann in bisIer oOer ir9enn
elmer dnOereu Sta6t uuf OieIem Gprz
tinente offertrt Durben.
Bas Sic ieBt in @reat Scott's
2Gbsn an Gurus U}06eIn unb 6uuss
balt5drtiteln er6ulten t0nnen, bietet
sSbnen tein anoerer 2aben in ber 8elt.
@reat Scott 1T ebrIi6 - geitern,
beute un0 fir immer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-12-11

S6Iidte unO nit iarbQeu Rdnoern psris6ens Sas
meH= uno Rtnber= SaidtHtiifr, e6te 6lrbtn, i SC.
ODER fir -. 25c.
2amtusl slai6srtii6sr nit Suitial,u, rein irii6ts
9innsn baHogeHidtc 9u6itdbeu; bic bttsn g9crtbe
III Der lStGot, iur . 12tc.
500 EuBsuO SamsHsS Soiheutit5tr init Spibtutduz
ten uHO 5tidsrtisH, ieOer i'm 8ertbs bon 25c. lln=
fer 9reis Hur 123c.
adnten flsiHtu 5nitiaen, in elmer Sd)a9tel iiir
81 40, oOsr tiHjelu . 25c.
rs,Otns 5ai6entafsr nit SnitaltH, p,rtb
2jc fiir 49,. 49,. 124c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-12-11
Wetbma6tSs
Oei6emts
Gdmfer

tperoan bier mebr iaiiongsmdBe unb
niiBli4e ais @eF6ente pafen0e @aaz
rem finben, dls jemalS pprber. Wtebr
6acilitdten fir raI9es unb bsquemes
Sintaufsn. 9rd4tige 8orrGtbe in
jeoem 9epdrtement. MuBerorDantGi9e
Sfferten uno ipe3ieue @ertbs in 9eI=
gen, Rau4 Sudets, &inoer &Iei=
bern u. I. No., nobel mir Daruuf einge=
ri6tet Iino, gr0Bere Grlei4terungen
BEL Der QufIteuung BON unpiberItabIiz
ben 9reiien 3u 6ieten, ais ie 3upor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-12-11
BON s6neiOern semnbtr Cs10
9amen=an3iigr .... S1U,

Bon Dem DOblbtfauuttu 6auis Wtpr, SonaFou
& 90, Geps9ort 9'fQn,ure unD iyabritanttu BON
Sic ino ellie in Der neu,ftu Niooe o,icrtiot: nur
cine, Jrpei uHD or,i pom isocr Sprt, in 9,nttous
8oDals, Sans, Braun, S6pari Cline, griu QIaio
Sesds nuo esmii6ttH Suhcu. Solbe Nn,iiut
pebe dnocre 6dui;r toFi itiu piirOtu 5bneu ~ Sls
UNI $50 dulubi,ien, aats mas mir fiji Sbrs uubtz
i9routts 9IuspabI iprOerH, lit $40
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-12-11

@ini9e penige SPECIAL Stems"
peroen bier uufgefiibrt fir geIoeripaz
renoe 8eIegenbeiten gum Gtntauf BON
Weibnd6ts 8ef6enten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-12-11
JOGn C. gri6(e.

0er6b SiIber &dmme, 8urIteu.
Spiegel unb Rd.IirzSaiien - Die Be-
item Sil6er : Qrtitel. pel9e gum Sc,
bruu6 81 alien paiIeu0en 9reiIen dna
gefertigt Itrb, Oer6p SiIbsr@RleiOerz
6iiriten. 0er6b Sil6,r SutbirIteu,
9er6p SiI6er=8iirit9en, 0er6p Gil.
ber<Rdmme, 8iiriten, ,Spiegel, S9ub.
borner RGGel, SSeileu unb S6ubs
tnDpfer 25c. unb SOC. SterlingzSi(,
bsry5ingerbute 12c.
9ribIe, glr. 80, @sits9rginstOusSt Str.
RS-GS lpire peHtfdb ssfprpbn.
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SfiNenf Gailfn fir I1lfihnadlttn.

Die nsuttcu 0loOtn fuO tets bier, in Otn id6nitsu
5}arben oou iS:iOe gtfcrtigt nit qusrgsbujtten'u
@louI,Hs6rontsn uuo geialtetsu 3iid,u; siuqe in
oletn Gurbtn, eiHlQe in 9ldios uuO eiuiqe tlceaHt
ltapdrj istosHs SGjaGu in Der Qartit; Ot NR,itcn
nH5 oas 0Opptltt ptrtb ul5 mas pir iiir ft fors
bern. NuspabL iratno stntr Qaint in Der Qartis itr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-12-11
GHLRENBER re
= RI 9.
Sfr. 25 mrl0 27, Serim9tOnsStrafse
Oelungcmer Satllcn=Nnfamf.

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nRG
mad bqrtm rtn
2GtIe Ns MS25O 9atsn bis sn$875
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3fpei srDfe 3amcn 9ln5ug Bar
adinS.

Qartt Rr. l. Seine illuminirts Goperts uuO
GbtbiOtsNu3ige nit rifIps"5rOute uno ReefersSats
fcts; qcn6buiia fir 5000 unO $12.00 psrtauft
Sbre auspubl aus irgenO elmer bitisr Qurtien
ST so
Qortt Rr 3 Gtinfe geuctanif6s gruuOtlotb=
uuo tneliidt GbepiOt= SomeHz zGH'Gae; friiber fir
$500 uHO $500 pertouft. Guspabl aus Oiticr
Qartie S1O.9S
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2 Sntbcn.( .(Sinrbinen. 93nrnnins

9Sc. fir Sligo i5psrs i8Ottii6t 5piBcu=GarOi=
men, 3rtib|pOin's unO GluHepsGffstte, 81 9dros
lang.
81 As fir 81 % feine Rottnq6dnlzSbibeu=Ga
binsu, prd6tps SrifeersDluitsr 81 0aros lang.
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9amcn SafetS unter ben Soften.

Sdmeu Gurlb Nfra6an Sadets, oduj nit gts
las aeiiitttrt, friber $500 WoutnessQreis 81. rs
Seine i9par3e Rsriep Sumeu= 5adst5, our6ipeg
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iftnte importirte 6eritp Sam,u:5 5odsts in 9s=
Oeriarbt, Gditor, oapana, 00rtle, 6aott unb 9as
op, friber $l2 uno SIS. Reousirt auf $3.50
$12= uno $l5,golf=Gapes. in ben neueitsH IDIOT
tiiben Carries nit iebitfdrbiesu f}rauisu uno
ReierOe=Grouteu -. $3.50
$lOz unO Sl2.auisp,GuD,s, nit ben nsueiten ipas
niibeu flouucsn psritbsn, III So. .9S
3O=,6aiae aans aefitterte Aftra6ar=gapes. irii=
ber S. So , . "a. 90
3Os,5aiQ. tnalif5s ectbunOsfsa.QHi6 .Sopes,
Iassaefttttrt frlbr $l000. Reoulirt auf 80. 75
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S4.OO.
2TG0Gen- 3eefers,
9lltcr nun 3 bis IL 1ahren.

Rtcisrs aug gang poasntn melirttu Sutsn NIT
GrtrdzS6ulttrzGaps uuo Gpaulttteu, init 5ancDs
Hstn unO teiueu 9trlm=Rn0pi,H btirSt. ci,r iir
$3.50; b,iiere Sortsn in Resftrs fir
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Sin uanr Icniatiuneller 8reiIe.

Mprtdg, Qorm. llbr offerr,n mir Bpsi ieu=
iationrne @nesbote in Samen= =Irappcrs uuoSrss
fngzSacauts. 3ur cine bsersu3te Gudutitdt; Desz
ueqcn fummen Sic iriib
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8ainen bis Su 1915
S1.15.
Nrciiina.S SncamcS.

Samsn=gSrupStrs aus ouuflcm Geuturp=5uH nit
fSeatberititd SDiBeus9daB; QSrappcrs nit qts
p6bnli9 fir $l.00 uerfaait ntrotu btrab3,i6uits
ten uui 4Sc
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Sargains in itjuar;en stoffcn.

36zj6liige eau3 pOleue SurabsSerQe &c.
36=3Oliges eans polleutg Sumentub 23c.
3G=3olliqe gang ipuusue Scuriettus zoe.
36=jollige gauI lUolleHe ScrQes8opal Bic.
4OsjOlliee eauj Dollsus eugliins 6bepiots 30c.
45=joaioe oani polEeue irGnj6f6s Qoplius J5c.
4jzj0lliqs ieioen=oeblimt, Olobairs 33c.
40z,6niQe eRqIiid5e Wobair=Grcpons 3Sc.
, 50zJolige enQliide @rtpous SIC.
45=j6aqe GrspOns 69c.
$l.50 ieiOue 9liitrzGrtpous 9Sc.
81. l.75=ieiOeue @lintr=Grepuns 81
$2O0=ieoenc glifter=Grspons 81 As
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WANT A ROAD FIRST.

MIR. Dillingham; Talks About Kahuku
sugar and Railway Extension.
b. f. Dillingham; is authority
for the statement that no contract
has been signed for the transpor-
tation of Kahuku sugar by the
Oahu railway to Honolulu. That
the Kahuku output will be so car
ried, when the railway reaches
that plantation, has been under
stood for years.
"The Waialua extension will
complete our present tangible
plans," added Mr.. Dillingham;.
II hope we can arrange to build
on to Kshuku during this year.
Fourteen miles of road from Waia
lua will be necessary to connect
that plantation with our line. Ii
we can make arrangements to ex-
tend, it is just possible that we
may reach Kabuku by next De.
cember. Road building between
the last two points will be less
difficult and will not cost so much
per mile as the extension around
Kaena Point.