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The record-union., 1899-03-12

Mrs. J. A. Bashor, Knoxville, Tenn,
says: at gives me much pleasure to
The record-union., 1899-03-12

and, thanks to God that He sent mo
this remedy, it has done me so much
good"
Mrs. Benolt, 131 Pleasant street, Gin
cinnati. Ohio writes. have been sick
The record-union., 1899-03-12

hOuSeWOrk for SIX in
the family. 1 h W e
not TIA k en- Pe-ru-na
for two weeks now.
I praise the blessed
Pe-ru-na wherever I
have the opportunity.
I think and know its
e ual is not to be
found. 1t has done for
me what four doctors
and five d ifferent
The record-union., 1899-03-12

Lightweight rugs on highly polished
floors have proved pitfalls to more than
one pair of unwary feet. 1t is, there
fore, perhaps, not unwelcome news to
learn, by way of an exchange, that
Massachusetts inventor has patented
a suction cup of rubber intended to
The record-union., 1899-03-12

medicines failed to do. I walk seven
blocks to church every Sunday and feel
refreshed at the end of my walk. And
tell my husband that if the house was
carried away and me in it I wouldn't
know thing about it,"
The record-union., 1899-03-12

On tinued to grow Mrs. Benolt.
orse. / was so miserable I wished I
as dead. Life had no pleasures for me.
t last / saw Pe-ru-na advertised and
1t bottle. Half bottle helped me,
I'd after I had taken four bottles was
ell. I am stout and well and feel years
ans n now k a,t Hea we Fa da;p ua Writes;
fN,.
The record-union., 1899-03-12

There are doubtless some changes
in the general attitude and methods
of the church that are needed to bring
it into closer adjustment to present So
cial conditions" says the Presbyterian
Banner" of Pittsburg. The separa-
ton between the church and the
masses, especially the lower classes, OF
which we hear so much, Isl probably ex-
aggerated; and in so far as 1T exists 1T
is by no means wholly the fault OF the
church. This is still a lost world, and
the human heart is yet at ennity with
God Yet some measure of response
bility for this chasn lies upon the
church, and this is the side OF the
case that should be its chief concern.
The. church has held on its old way
while new social conditions and prob
lens have grown up around 1t with
which it has not kept in touch. Costly
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-05-26
A MASTER DIVER.
One Of the Men Who Worked on
...,.r,. the Sunken Maine.

Arthur Burlington, with war rec
ord. is now in this city, having arriy-
ed here a few days ago by sailing YES
SCI. He is now taking trip to Aus
tralia for his health. having been par
alyzed on the left side during the late
war. When the war broke out he was
on the Concord up near Alaska. As he
is a master diver he was at once sent
to Havana to dive for the bodies OF
the men who went down with the
Maine. He tells some CHASTITY expert
ences Of disjointed limbs and skulls
with eyeless sockets floating about.
After the Oregon arrived before Ha-
vana Burlington at once Joined her as
chief gunner's first mate. He was one
of the men behind the gun when the
Oregon did such wonderful work in
destroying Ceryera's fleet. He remem
beers nothing Of the fight save the
fierce desire to see every shot take
effect, and to carry out the signal fly
ing from the masthead. II was at this
time that he was paralyzed, due, he
says. to the conclusion.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-05-26
Charles ID. Chase.

Manager Realty Department, De
pew Syndicate, Depew, New York" Is
the address of Chas. D. Chase, known
here as a hustling real estate man.
The Buffalo Office Of the concern Is
7I2-li Prudential building. The prop
erty which Mr.. Chase has in charge
is in the new town Of Depew, three
miles from Buffalo. The place has
railway shops and manufacturing
plants employing $500 men. 1t has
seven steam railways and an electrical
line, and is TO have Niagara power IN
September, There are nine sets OF
shops and a $4,000 hotel. Mr.. Chase
sells town lots on terms TO suit. His
advertising matter is high class, aud il
Is evident that the yOuEg man 50 well
liked in Honolulu has made q good
connection IN the vicinity Of his Old
home
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-05-26
KLoNDKE OUTPUT

WASHINGTON MAY lG.-Cousul
Brush reports to the State Depa,tE.cu.
from Clifton. Ont. respecting the IIon-
dixie output for 1899 as follows
AN authority whose estimates have
heretofore proved to be conservative
brings word from Dawson that the
wash-up from the Yukon this wear viii
aggregate $4,000 600. apportioned sss
follows: El Dorado. $500 600; Bo-
nanza, s2.500.0OO; French Hill, 81 .soJ..
600; Gold Hill. Sl.50O,0OO; Big Skook.
UNI. 81 100000; Little Skookum. 81 loa
900; Dominion. s4.0OO.00O; Hunker and
Quartz. sj.OOO,00o; total, $4,000. 50o
The figures leave out OF considerable
number of important location. Ia.
Guiding sulphur Creek. Stewart RiyeT
Upper Klondike and Scroggie Creek.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-05-26
FUN m EshPE
Col Jm Dodd = GsF DIps
as Minstrel Manaetr-
tiao = BE Compsns ~ fssasd siiss1.
PeopiC--Nasgross fosIrlc Nlafr.
Admirers istFuoac

The yisi, oE aI, A.A..
negro Ministries assasaua. lHaIU.
with C1. Jim Du6a Taa ra.aur HHa
the same sind ~. a r1malur CORR
Europe some yea- $3.50. b. H. H-
ty-lOur men and elsE.a HHlueI O.. -H.
combination al sasiarr Hal sBr r.rT
GaIkles and all ar.lsE 7l IfaaHsu
.0f proven Ing leserll.lnF rrU .HH rHr-
pany Ma WIat mao 1adf HuC a. 80
assistant manaE.fs E-ar .sa1H-
lime. NegrOes Ns1s 1ur a
interior Of lssrmanE aaL fE Co..
Wbere . feE miiss 1rsu -8. s.a.rr.-l
All the Brlgh s0nE taL nal.. FnHs laf
numBerisss Heppgr aHnI-ssE alH
various tswu-. f5gu3s 90 l=l .flf
Whiis s@ssJBes-af. Bsp ~ m-
Sine and Cahipsel zafTrl.sT a. rs
sT-r theEe ss- HBsr r-sef sl .sr-e. So
troupe n Lsi,ssse ifn- $500 .---ll- f. J,l-
lice tBssrx-Baog. 81 anslls- sseHaas .i
q biz aelsrrIgp Rar l8aabsi 80 ~ D.
ping ras .saaEaEz 90 aBs-af - q ,iEar
81 JBe rAsaPDsaE ~ s-zas IS 80. I
EurDBe -sEeTE r,-f = 400 o 'TrE.ls..rs--f
q yasr Esrd1Gss suf --zssg llsl.fEssss -
lheir .r5st hnBss HiaLs sea 15Ia.F rl.ls
.rBuks. 1'ls BsEF - as1f r.s@fr .lTlf5z
o. EaHi.y srg.luaiglE 13szEazsf ..ss.r -. 81
al -as r,IBs -8-r sl-ls - E-Irlsa
4 I.gasfr. Eg-l.ssf. ss.s4F -. rasf4 .## ri
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-05-26
AS MEN IN RANKS
Natives of Negros Island
Used as Soldiers.
General Saith Mas ORGANIZED fso Con
pssies = Men Rec .snile BIS iss.ae
sno are Useful.
manila Tsmes.D

At BacOlod, the capita OF &sgrOs
Island, Two companies OF native troops
OF one hundred men and three CON-
mlssiOned officers each have been
sworn into the United States service
by Governor General Smith. N gIe
Isl Calf Vol. Out Of the to,al number
Of applicants only fifteen Tere rejected
which speaks well for the physical
qualities Of these island people. Cap.
COnley. Co. A.. lst Calf. has been
acting as drill master for .ne naaNe
troops. They have discarded rAes
odd assortment Of antique fire aiins.
spears and bows and aFrORs. are u3N
provided with Springfield and are p9-
icing BacOlOd and paur9lllng the hur-
rounding country. A number are at.-
ing as scouts with CO. A and r, which
are now out ON a ten day.s recOnnpl.sr
mo the interior.
On "Wednesday March ~. MY
native troops under command " lst
Lieut. Eseamillia left BaeOlod for the
town OF Nalladolid. about thirty mi'es
inland, to police the town during hoy
week. Sergt. LieO. Corp Ritcbie aud
Interpreter FiguerOa. OF Co. A, aoc PM
panied this expedition. and HepOw q
very interesting Trip. Al each village
hey We're met by q committee dsIe-
cation OF war, as they are called aud
escorted 70 the president a. the t0Hn.
or mayor. who received them Eirh tie
greatest cordially. A. Sunsg aud
Bago news bad travelled ahead rhst
the troops We're coming. The rhrse
Americans accompanying the sans
We're the first American soldiers % ~
sit those towns. and were che guests 81
honor, az well as objects Of euri0si 2
wherever they went. Shorty after
reaching yalladOlid. a courier arrived
bringing orders TO proceed a. once 20
Jlmamaylan where mountain bandlts
We're reported as causing trouble
Pursuant TO orders the c2mnapd
left Valladolid. crossing 1910 rivers
on barges before reaching san Jtprl,
Que. The next pueblo" reache5 gaf
Pou,reyadra. where the trOOps GaEe
out; they were all barefoVtea cod
could not stand the rocky road. ~
compliance WITH a telegram. DrJuEpt
by a courier from Bago. the three
americans returned 10 BaoOlpd ~ JVip
their regiment now proceeding - -
mamaylan. After days rest the ma
live troops proceed 10 Jimamaylap.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-05-26

Hr go HIiI usf chiefly in Europe
nl durnE thn usNI fsu years
IHs kraHge anI family uru
" |rlaIF.I seat month
Ntfa. atmr'hf i-. nT
HFr $50 r. a WUUII. ~ fle
-.H sa hangf
FlraHFsr lo.srs uIw .H Uu.
.E. fsir rides tu aud ITu flr
Poo patrol wagon gr,H. treats.
hfHur A. League oNH.H.. D.
Tr '.um 9 10. m. tu 20. W.
.as
NFsf. asst Olhu LODGES AMI the
FE'frrm Rlnk will Join IN ihc pytliau
NauTTfl. services Hu sunday after.
nTTu.
rrtl IIyss. De- pho .1rruplor. II
THsiug very general distribution OF
l.F pamphlet uu Honolulu and the
O. andr
\ fuEitiy, Iapancso woman was ar.
r's.ri yesterday morning She had
. been sent 90 the hospital by he Board
~ Health and then ran away.
u. Gisaners lawn party. delight
flI annual anair. will Ae given tOmpr
rYN afternoon from 3 20 . a. the Ma
klkl home 81 Mr. and Mr. VIM u
Cas-ls
\ commission has been issued "a
Consul General wilder To take eyidenc,
- "a. defendant. In san Francisco. IN
b he as-umpsit case 81 J. I Byrnc vs.. =
J. NOeller.
Z VI = burgess. who was arrested q
feW days ago by Deputy Marshal Chill
lingWorth on the charge of selling
liquor without license. was fined Sl0l
and costs in the Police Court yesterda,
morning
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-05-26
sol4.LyTER DRUG 90. Agents
LOCAL BREViT.eS.

<fzsr -.
f,EsIassg. -s.ss o. sG2 -
y. e. .sass a. ST., 70 sIIL
& usB P-aars .ol. -Ilss s32.5".
On ras PIN s-iJa. sales $3.50.
asus P~s1rrriSr. slles a. $3.50.
fsr ham PTmta-ICn. sale. At
fgsSa
fTgrz ra- Mana pas myers we're
Caaz 4 Cooke and wife and child.
NJ J. y Robinson lsayes on the
fusrrs,.s 10 June fDr trip 70 the
sSasr
! y CASH" sHd family are booked TO
ssil on rhe ". q. Hall Tor Kona next
TUESDAY,
: As~ sfn FrancIsco scheme il for
Is rhea.er 10 connection with the Pal
4.r EOtsL
The application FOR a charter for a
s~rgaf gilway out o. Hilo will be be-
fore ne CabinS' again today.
J. HOpp & 20. have Just received a
.Or - new material Of different designs
i0T covering touches, chairs, etc.
!. \. Turhm. Of this city. has been
awarded the contract for placing street
signs flis bid was 20 cents per sign.
Manager Walker. 81 OJkaia pIanta-
ion. Isfr last evening for the estate In
shich 20 much interest has lately been
shown by investors
The Cub HO;eI. BeretaHia street. u
10 b. taken over by Drs. Wood and
Day fJr a hospital. The premises will
change hands IN few days.
The wedding Of Jos, Marques, with
L@We.z 4 Cooke, and Miss Laura Pres
rh~ school teacher, IL 10 occur June 90.
They viii have a home in PunahOu.
Mr.. kJebeie. wife 81 Professor Koe-
Jele. the Government entOmOlogist. ar
lived on the NOana. very much surpris-
ng The Professor. He has recovered.
Sexf SGnday morning at 6 o'clock
Ih~re will b. a special service In Chin
sse 10 81, Andrews Cathedral when
fhe Rev. Yin Tet will be ordained u
deaoOp by the Bishop OF Honolulu.
Among thOse who are booked for the
Alameda 10 T. ". Benton, the worlds
champion pistol shot. lie has greatly
enjoyed hi sOIOurn Of several weeks
agd experts 90 come back again ia the
near future
EIcfT Hoffman. the San Francisco
contractor shD received the BeTetania
sHbOGl house contract and then at
tempted % Withdraw, has written that
81 Plll BEGIN work gOOn rather than
fOrfef' he $1,000 bonds.
"a rhe return u the =. i. China.
June s., Dr, Maxwell expects Mrs. Max
eel and fhsfT yDIugsst 10y, TIL. cid
80 con fHm1lns with hls Uncle McMil-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-05-26

This company reserves the right ~
make changes in the time of departure
and arrival of its steamers withou,
notice and 1t will not be Responsible
for any consequences arising there
from.
Consigrees must he at the Landings
to receive their Freight; this Company
will not hold itself responsible tHr
freight after It has been landed.
Live Stock received only at owner
risk.
This Company will not be responsible
for Money or Valuables OF passens>gs
unless placed in the care OF Purser>.
Passengers are requested TO purchase
tickets before embarking. Those fail
Ing to do SO will be subject to An AL
dftional charge OF twenty fve per cen.
The Company will not be liable Coz
loss Of. nor injury to. nor delay 70. the
delivery Of baggage or personal effects
OF the passenger beyond the amount NJ
$4,000, unless the value of the sasns
he declared, at or before the issus Of
the ticket. and freight 10 paid thereon.
All employees OF the Company ~
forbidden to receive freight without de.
l!vering . shipping receipt therefor In
the form prescribed by the Company
and which may b seen by shippers up.
On application to the pursers OF the
Company's steamers.
Shippers ans notified that II freight 10
shipped without such receipt, II ws,G
he solely at the risk Of the shippes.
C. l.. WIGHT. PresNfcr.
s. p. ROSE, Secretary.
CAPT. J. A. KING. Port Sups-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-05-26
silver S,rvicc Pres, uiSd.

". .. Smith was yesterday surprised
the Police Department The gift con-
sisted Of silver service of samov ar.
cDf cpot. teapot, sugar bowl and
cream pitcher. With these Is a heavy
silver tray. on which Is the following
inscription:
Presented to William owen Smith,
Attorney General, Republic Of Hawaii
Is93-lsso."
The service arrived few days ago
by the Aloha. The presentation yes
tcrday by Marshal Brown was entirely
Informal. Mr.. Smith replied In few
sincere and feeling words
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-05-26
At TENNIS YET
Gentlemen's Doubles Are
Now the Order.
Several Good Games on the Open.
Ing Day OF the Series-The Win
ners-Future ontests.

The gentlemen's doubles In the ten
mis- tournament were begun yesterday.
The wind was quite strong and inter-
fered considerably with the playing
The games on the whole were inter-
esdng and give promise of an exciting
contest when it comes to the finals.
The first matcl was between +. c.
Atherton and j. p. Cooke. and Z. A.
Mott-Smith and L. Wodehouse. The
formed team played well together and
won out. Ga. 60. The features were
Atherton's good backing up and
Cookies plucky play despite an injured
knee.
Oh Hitchcock and 5. G. Wilder de-
feated A. Horner and L. Greenwell in
a closely contested match. The first
set went to the latter team, but Wild
er and Hitchcock succeeded in pulling
out the next two. The score was 81.
"a. GA
Albert Waterhause and Edwin Hall
put up plucky game against J. Water
house and II. Mott-Smith. The Puma
hou team played well, A. WHterhouse
in particular doing excellent work. The
first set was the longest yet played dur
ing the tournament. The fina! score
was in favor of Mott-Smith and Vat
erhouse. The score was 1910. G-1.
On the Beretania courts Z. II. Paris
and b. +. BeardmOre won from w
Wall and 5. Woods in two straight
sets, 6-3, co.
q. Warehouse and J. =. Cooke de
faulted to w. n. Rabbit and Geo. Full
Ter. Gerrit Wilder and c. II. Norton
defaulted to Chas. Elston and Donald
Ross. Today's matches Will be as fol
lows:
Pacific Club Courts-At ) o'clock: T.
X. Adams and 4. r. Brock VS.. II. Mott
Smith and J. Warehouse: &. 4. Elstor
and Donald Ross VS.. y. "A. Paris anc
B. +. Beardmore.
Beretania Courts-W. II. Cooke anC
r. G. Atherton VS.. w. II. Rabbit anC
Geo. Fuller. :. g. Wilder and ID. II
Hitchcock vs.. S. Hoffman and y. NJ
l.ansdale.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-05-26
EXTRA SESSION
Congress Of the l. 3. NAY D. falled
Together in October

Congress OF the L 5. NAY b. ralled
Together in October
WASHINGTGN. May ~. 4 AomDr
of the Cabinet said today that Pras.-
dent Mckinley would oonyone au ~
ira session OF Congress on OGygu
10Th. he said further that IL wac lae
desire Of the President % ave the pot
icy Of the country with respect ~ the
PHILIPPINES and other newly acquired
territory defined and The financial
problem disposed Of before the lcA.
national election, and that Ac thpugJ'
II best 10 give Congress ample uma
II was also stated thar member 81
the Cabinet were practically waui.
nous In favor of the calling 81 m
extraordinary session OF Congr.s. un1
fully supported the Presidru Igere
was, Il Is further announced, oeHua
opposition 30 the project on the paIf pi
prominent Republicans iu fyuprss
but many oghcrs werc faypraDIn ~ lp
idea
Another reason for the carly s.yl
h thc necessity for choosing alaakT
which might consume much yaluayt
time during o regular session
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-05-26
SHAMROCK LAUNCHING.

LONDON, May n, Sir Thomas lip
ton, the Associated Press is informed
has limited 10 fifteen the number Of
guests 10 be- present at the launching
of the Americas cup challenger sham
rock The date of the launch will not
be- made public.
The Prince Of Wales and the Duke OF
saEe'oburs and Golha viii have o
private ylnw of me shamrock about
June 1th
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-05-26

the sight OF her lefi cyc. and that Of
the right eye Is nearly obscurci By a
cataract This alarming condition Of
Dc Queens eyes hps been discovered
by Dr. paFenttCshgr the famous Ger
man oculist he has advised Nm imme-
dIate operation upon the Queen s. right
eye. An operation h. said to be- the
only thing that can prevent total
blindness
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-05-26

Session Sales-Morning Session
1900 o. X. Il l.. Bonds, $l03.5O; 40
Maunalei, 1915; 10 Oahu. 1892. $50
Ookala, $2i; 10 Hawaiian Sugar. 1924;
30 Hawaiian Sugar. s225; 80 Waialua,
assessable. $40.
Afternoon Session Twenty Wal
manlln. $liJ: 10 Oahu, 1922
Outside Sales RepUrtcd-Ten Oahu,
$685., 1870 KiheI. SIS; 20 Pioneer Mil,
s3lj; 100 OIaa. SEQ; 90 Waialul, paid
up. $3.50.
Quotation Changes-Twenty-eight.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-05-26

.AHHr Mn, uHH Of p.H.. ..ul.u
.u.rg Iuqu.rtd tHr HarpI.
A Erolt drgl nj ufr' % aHaErnH -Hl
diplomat Indignantly 'I|s baron
ur NJ Wr pu gH through gHHt
alufaT0u.r RltaguI q hghl J. SIT. ar !
ppuy good .gu that 9o rgH h.
thrlagl wYrra yealf Who's p glpga
Epr
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-05-26
TIME TABLE.
Wilder SS|eQN|61p Cu1plA!
ia g.
s. s. KINAU,
CLARKE GnNAASnru
CLARKE. COMMANDER,

Will leave Honolulu every Tuesday AZ
IL o'clock noon, touching at LnhaiAA.
Maalaea Bay and Makena the Jans
day: Mahukona, Kawairae and Laupa-
hoehoe the following day. arriving AZ
Hllo on Wednesday evening.
Returning. will sail from Hilo every
Friday at q o'clock p. m, touching at
Laupahoehoe. Mahukona, Kawaihae.
Makena, Maalaea Bay and Lahaina, ar
irving at Honolulu Saturday night
VIII call at pohoiki. Puma, ON the
second trip of each month. arriving
there on the morning of the day OF
sailing from Hilo to Honolulu.
The popular route to the Volcano is
via Hilo. A good carriage road the en-
tire distance.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-05-26
ylcronlA ALMnsr MIND

NEW YORK. May ~ rablr 40 tho
Journal says qur'H Victoria b al
most blind Shs has completely Loaf
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-05-26

gAlTaRsF RSrs.ssyl ISStsrs- an Ha,
900 80 SSNyfs,

a. FgWy,4s, Csl.- ssrSa~.Yy GeDTgr
~. NssrIE. No. - me- rlass sspresent,
- ~ EH1css s1SGsa GS5g--am~nf 10
bgaNall. NsE52sfsJf . j~rrBg~ n The ID
sdlGf zoo gaqyGs. 3 sSpJrr ssys mar
tisens Eeus yasrskss q glgti d@scrtp,
INV. lslapEGE rl(s 81 departure
frpgu ssp FEeBrfrS FsI linn slfh
bls llsrs ~ ~ grsa1 ESa~ TGWRs Is
al4e sel@rsE bs1eE<4. Gb~ rIpfbon ~
tle pil1f5vs aDi<s1l, 80 srfllztIc and
staIVlJpE ~ @s.sEs- EsTTs~ sod Pub
llr apd pTI5s,s rlQsFartsr II rss DeDple
WeEe br.eby HrtsgHs,f ~ 81. A@rriil
zags rlle0 IN ~ ~ aar fee sfSd rae
~ rauutyaHG Cse go r.DNql ~
HylrLag l-rgr. ~. ~. g.a fsaf GaN
natdUe lSanaEsEs afrar reVOltSd
sgaiUr att1s sraggs. 0-sf CS$g aFs
esaeprlal.y d aaryTsHt| sr-s.rs'3S ass
ooDAd.Hy psagl. srr Ea<g rIf,r rl,Tss
deuge pr barasal y r. tElg,f N, -,
gatu. Eta.a'ga sRyssE syr Sl0ss,D Il
geperh. apa 4rsyEy ~ FAsg sflf WTltS
the.r pTp iaHf5aEr ~ -s 80 GssT N
NOR priler isaYaaH.4. ylr tsGayrgTf
q tHe wanr ra.. a9pa ~ sF',aes u
Ro' oedragge
A grsa Haas rs.r 4 afygs
maup,uaaJf atHr FztEREfs ssH fgs,
cQna'ru~lpu ae aF ~ EaESl
The aEtsTE.a.. EaF .a.Es aHn III
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-05-26
S. s. ClAUDINE.
CAMERON. CoMMAspER,

Will leave Honolulu Tuesday at 5 q.
~, touching at Kahului, Hama. uamoa
and Kipahulu, Maui. Returning. ar
rives at Honolulu Sunday mornings.
Will call ut Nun, Kaupo, once a
month.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-05-26
Asu's Sarasar,IIa

- #.l e. act $50 O. - I-s1I@a. Z 81. a
1lsalT fsssf a.rr~T. es-r~.l-l1yT. faEIIFg y 30
~ 30 8 Csssl rffifT n5arr - sHll Nas 81 q
llsllast.ss ~ EsafsssfIssti slfr-s 81 vi - -.
49, f--f tIr~ ~ NFar --4rsF. sffills ".
~ nls7iss q as l.lr ~ -. J --rougiy
raTilulsr.sf 9 - saNdT.s ~ D. 4garEtuG 10
90 s.af q -lfH E #HlE Hss~sHrfrr b. o. o.
-. rH=lugs y oil. s7Frr ..H-a
- asuaf-uHrerT rH.rss - 49, ~ "
IssaslHHaIH fzaits7. l" aHrH.. TufH. IT. 10
90 - Ns-ra Ias-rslg-ls aFs at 90 ~
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-05-26
NICHE. SILVER. GCLD FILLED
AND SOLID GOLD.

ilic hare q tUH lac and SCH ihsR
a. right prices.
ELGINS reach Us right
ELGLNS rcdch you right
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time Keeping and iasting qualities,
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-05-26
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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-31
ATLANTIC CITY WARD

Cards have been issued for the mar
riage Of Miss Maggie Wilson to MIR.
John III. Davis, the ceremony to be
performed ut the residence of Mrs.
Munden. on Colley avenue, tomorrow
evening.
There was n large turnout at the
meeting of the Junior EpwOrth League
of Lekies Memorial Methodist Church
Sunday afternoon. The exercises wore
very interesting, the prominent feature
of which was an able and instructed
address by Rev. DIR. w. i. Young on
the parable of '"Fhe Lost Sheep" The
subject was treated in tho Doctor's
usual clear and forccful style. leaving
fine impression on all who heard the
address.
Mrs. Williams, wife of Rev. w. II.
Williams. continues quite sick at the
parsonage, on Central avenue
DESPITE the storm there was a fair
congregation at the first of the series
OF revival services at Central Avenue
Baptist Church last night
The Junior Society of Christian En-
deavor of Colley Memorial prcsby-
tcrian Church held n most Interesting
devotional exercise Sunday afternoon
The singing was spirited and the talks
by the children we'll timed and appro.
pirate.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-31
NEXT ATTRACTION
Sunday sc,,noiOnicer, Elcc,cn

The officers and teachers of the Meth
odist Sunday schools of Norfolk held
their annual meeting Sunday and elect
ed the following officers for the new
conference year,
Cumberland Street School-Assist-
ant Superin tendent. Willard T.. Brown;
Secretary, Frank c. Mllar; Treasurer,
James r. Day; Librarian. Fred Ayers
Cornetist, J. n. Mcbride. The super
intendent will he elected by the Quar-
terly Conference ut it's next meeting.
Centenary = Superintendent, Luther
w. White; Assistant Superintendent,
$. Il. Harrell; Secretary, James V.
Seward: Assistant Secretary p. J. Mall
bon; Treasurer, Marvin White Lii
brarian. W. j. Fearing; Visitor; Chas.
w. Coleman; Chorister j. 7. Grandy;
Organist, Miss Lucy Reed Pianist,
Mrs. p. j. Aialbon: superintendent In
FAINT Department. J. w. Grandy.
Queen Superintendent. j. II.
Walters; Assistant superintendent, w.
w. Vicar; Treasurer. n. r. Berryman
CHEESE three have served % years. and
are reelected for the 2ith YEAR,; Secre-
tary, ]. II. Gourley: organist. Fred j.
Peterson: Pianist, Miss Bessie Berry
man; Librarian. Benjamin Reynolds
Assistants, George Il. Maynard and
Charles Il. Scott.