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The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1899-02-08
Our Own Special Prepare,
- tons,
Every Remedy Guaranteed.

Ehet our oustomeo may b able to secure q h
vesy Lowest cost remedies Of real merit preparations
that have been thoeoughly tested. compounded from
the very best strictly pure ingredients We have
estahlished our own laboratory. employed IN OF.
perienced pharmacist In this department We make
= largo line q preparations. from prescriptions
adopted and apeoved By the highest medical authorities
Of this country and Europe number Of our prescrp-
lions from thoss adopted BY the greatest hospital In
Germany and accepted b. American hospitals generally
WE GUARANTEES EVERY REMEDY VIZ 6FrER thu
equal Of every dilar preparation offered REGARDLESS
OF price Our for the Blood Nerve and Brain Kid
ney and Liver Cure: Heart Cure; Blood pills. Cstarrh
Cure and Asthma Curo far superior anything
compounded ana offered for sale ct any price, An
tunity never before offered to get such remedies
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1899-02-08

this Guitar by express, G. O. D.. subject
to examination; examine 1t at your ex-
press office, and If found exactly as repre-
or heard Of pay the express agent our
special offer price, s2.75. less the 47c, or
2.2S and express charges. This Is q regu-
polished and nicely inlaid around sound
hole. American patent head. best patent
tail piece. powerful and sweet In tone; ex-
ira set best silver steel strings, Quicker s
Book Of Chords. with patent fingerboard,
which teaches any one how to play. Write
wards; toy pianos, 4Oc and upwards: har
monicas, &c and upwards: strings, 1c and
upwards; violin cases, zoe and upwards;
best bargains ip musical goods on earth.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1899-02-08

Worm Syrup

No. D4 Worm Syrup This In . reliable pre.
paranon tor expellinR worms from children. It
19 pleasant TO take and does not require any med.
glne 70 DS given aftefwAfds to move tho bowels.
kof Dottle.. 400 Ooean .,.,...,. "a *
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Worm Cake9~
Fig. 1864.

No. D g., Worm Cakes. This ID
2 very Satisfactory remedy for de-
ssfoying worms and removing
them from the system. It is III
convenient form for children to
take. which they readily do, think
ing 1t IS g candy. Full instruction
now to givo them and other useful
Information in each boz.
1eI OOze0.. .................... 2.2b
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You can save 1000 on High
Grade Bicycles. Our Bicy-
Gle Catalogue for 1899 will
be ready February 18th.
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Rheumatic Cure,

ines OF tho age. 4 pQeitve cure for RheUmatiSm.
Sciatica, Lumbago Try Z bottle and Got relief.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1899-02-08

Raspberries evaporated clean
10
6ackberries evaporated and choice
~ pounds Tor 60
Prunes. Santa Clara, small but Q We
cured carload and the make quickly
pose OF them
frunes Santa Clara med sise fine quality 5b box 1B
Prunes Santa Clara, box
Apples fancy sundried Michigan q.
Apr1cots fancy evaporaed
Raisins
Raisins beached seedless
Carames assorted
Carames lib tins maple vanilla walnut chocolate:
Moonlight Kisses lib tins, nice
Buttercups. lib nce price
Buckwheat Flour, N Y State; the genuine
sSb sack $40; 26-lb. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. e5
Tea Fannings not dust in bulk
Broken Leaf Sundried
Coffee good roasted Coffee
Coffee good roasted Rio Coffee;
Coffee fancy roasted Peaberry best Conee
~ IDS. zoo
Coffee good roasted Peaberry
Comee Onr Bieno splendid drink 25b sacks for 75; 49,
Coffee genuine Mocha iolb package us
Sugar White cone only pounds
Sugar No Cream lot
Sugar N O. Yellow No Pure Cane lot
Sugar No Cane o. Dark Yellow Zone lot oniy3 ~
Sugar White Cubes Zone only pounds " Is
Sugar Bricks only pounds
Best quality Refined Graduated Sugar sacks,
day your il received price We quote in
column 70 page was the market price when this List
Oyster Shells crushed for poultry 1oolb sacks g
Peaches Fancy CAL Lemon cings; Il for $780,
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Us the names and P. @.
addresses of II farmers, and
we will send you FREE,
every two weeks, our latest
Grocery Price List, giving
latest prices on Groceries
and other goods.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1899-02-08

- Our Harness Catalogue. This Cata-
= kAAv logue prices Harness, Collars Sweat Pads,
y w = Hames Strap Work Of all kinds, Harness
Trimmings Lap Robes Whips In fact every
ness line. Postage &c. Send your today
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Bargains in Groceries for the Month Of February, 1899

We limit tho q.antity furnish lot only
customer No deviation Ia quantity proe. Prices
the month OF February 1885, and only orders receved
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SEND At CENTS

Cut this ad out and send to US and We
will send you this Violin outfit by express
2. 0. d., subject to examination. Examine
1t at your express office, and If not exactly
as represented and the most wonderful bar
gain you ever saw or heard of, pay the ex-
press agent our special offer price. $2.57-
is REGULAR IS Stradivarius model
Violin = richly colored, highly polished.
with fine bow, one extra set strings. Violin
case, rosin, and one Of the best instruction
books ever published. Write for musical
instrument and organ and piano catalogue.
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Headache Cure. We can AlxAly
recommend this preparation a.
= certain headache and neu.
ralgia cure. Headaches are Vsfy
common and very distressing.
One or two doses Of this cure
will relieve the most obstinate
case OF nervous headache in tan
minutes. u powders in box.
Fer bOx...................... "a. 70
Per doz. boxes. .........,.,.....,,, 3 25
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Salmon We have carload special Columbia
Canned Salmon. We make price what q dealer
would be obliged to pay for the goods
warrant every By the Of 1 dozen cans @AW;
Salmon We have 500 best quality Alaska Salmon
finest packed. We warrant every BY the OF
dozen $500; by
Mackerel. soused Fine eating. lib will
six people; II for 500;
Mackerel. in Tomato Sauce II $780,
$Io cans for
Sardnes spced Ravgotte packed in California olive
OIL We guarantee them equal to imported. u boxes
to IL fish in box; dozen $780,
Sardnes Senorita These also packed California
olive OIL boxes 10 to u fish in box; cans.
$l3o; per dozen cans
sardnes genuine imported. boxes; dozen $3.50;
II dozen
sardnes. genuine imported, boxes; per $685.
sardnes domestic best quality. In mustard, boxes
Dozen 75c; per n dozen
Sardnes domestic best quality, mustard, boxes; per
Dozen 45c; " dozen
Ftnnan Haddie best pack. 4ounce dozen
Finnan Haddie, best 2Oounce dozen
$l.ou; per n dozen cans
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-02-06
WHAT
YOU
NEED.

Ii you are thin, run down. have
no appetite, feel tired and weak,
you need a good tonic. There i
nothing that so quickly brings a
keen appetite, restores health and
strength than schlitz Malt Extract.
1t is made by one OF the largest
brewing plants in the world whosI
products are considered famous foe
purity and quality. Their Malt
Extract, made from selected barley
malt, is tonic without 4 peer. It
is q food as well as tonic. and its
beneficial results are at once felt.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-02-06

Remember the name, S-c-h-l-i-t-z
Malt Extract, and accept no sub
stitute. 8 bottles for 81.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-02-06

r. H. Rycroft, the Puma coffee plant
or. IS in the city.
Sheriff ]. H Coney, of Kauai, came
on the w. G. Hall Saturday evening.
The schooner Mokulele. a HilO
packet, will no longer ply between Ho-
nolulu and PipetOwn. The vessel mas
changed hands.
Lieut. Moody, quartsrmaSter IN
charge Of the Morgan City, stated last
evening that two soldiers on the
Scandal reported to him after that YES
sci had departed. He viii take the
tardy regulars aboard the Morgan City.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-02-06

The famous Jesse Moore, from the
Blue Grass region OF Kentucky, is in
town. Call at Lovejoy's, and be made
acquainted with him.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-02-06
FOR SALE.
WANTED.

HAWAIIAN GOVERNMENT BONDS.
o. r. & L. co. BONDS.
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suPREME COURT DECISIONS,
SYLLABUS.
Is. f., No Department Two-Filed
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SYLLABUS.
Is. f., No. 74O-Department Two-Filed
February IL, 1899
6. w. Van Allen ct al, respondents;
D. B. Francis eft ALL, appellants Suit
in conversion Affirmed.
Conditional sales are recognized in
this State to the fullest extent. Even
bona fide purchasers from the person
to whom personal property is delivered
under an executory contract of sale
get no valid claim to the property.
The question whether or not a given
contract IS or is not a contract of con-
dltlonal sale is to be determined wholly
by the intent of the parties, expressed
In and deducible from the contract it.
self. In arriving at the solution Of the
question, the whole contract is to be
considered, and no detached term or
condition is to be given prominence or
effect over and above another So,
where the intent is clear that title shall
not pass until the performance by a
vendee of condition precedent or con-
current, such contract becomes a con-
d1tiona1 sale, and not repugnant to any
principle OF justice or equity, even
though possession of the property be
given to the proposing purchaser
Provision made in the contract for
the execution of bill of sale to the
property upon delivery of a mortgage
or payment of the purchase price is
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liens consent; but 1T was an extreme
situation that called the measure forth.
There is no State in the Union where
the liberty of the press has drifted Into
"a license of the virulent form exhibited
caily irs San Francisco.
The PHILIPPINE PROBLEM
Stockton Independent: But the Phil
ippines is g. tame and tranSitory at
fair compared with others that are
bound to crowd upon us as the result
OF this war. The advance declara ton
that we would esta blish stable gov
eminent in Cuba was made to JUSTIFY
Our interference before the world That
achievement is one of the most serious
that we have undertaken for three
reasons. viz: The Cubans are turDu-
lent and irrational people, the island is
too close to prevent carpet bagying
and political interference from the
United States, Congress is unwilling
that the work of establishing such sta
BILE government in Cuba be left 10 Inc
executive, but will be constantly IN
terfering. Cuba will not have Sale
and stable government for twenty
wears. except under military rule Were
American influences withdrawn the IN
habitants of Cuba would be fighting
anlcns, themselves inside OF three
months. In truth we expect suen a.
ton Oh the part of Congress that CUBAN
leaders will be encouraged TO Iesist
American authority.
The record-union., 1899-03-02
AMER1cAN1sM AND FILrPINoIsM.

At time when the United States
is engaged in maintaining its honor
and keeping faith with a nation with
which it has treated, and while its SOL
diers are laying down their lives to de-
fend the flag against semi-sa4age
hordes it is little short of trait oroils
expression when men arise in or out
of Congress ard SO assail the Govern
ment as to give aid and comfort to
those who are battling against US.
1t Is stated in the dispatches that the
attitude and speeches OF the anti. ex-
pansionists give hore and encourage
ment to the enemy in the Philippines
It Is reliably communicated that the
Eacre and no quartas" Of Americans and
other foreigners because of the attitude
of the opponents OF the Administration
in the United States. They are told IN
arisen here in their behalf; that it will
overthrow the Government ana put to
death the President ard his advisers;
that OUT troops Will then be withdrawn
and the Filipinos be left free to butcher
the Spaniards in and out OF Manila.
regardless of age or sex. They believe
all this and have issued their no-euar-
ter order accordingly.
In the early days of the rebellion.
when we were engaged in crushing a
domestic insurrec.ion, when men. on the
street corner, much less from place in
Congress, pulpit or the public rostruna,
denounced the Government, and by
word gave aid and comfort 10 the ene-
my. they were seized, locked up in Al
catraz. Fort Lafayette or Fortress Mon
roe or Fort Henry. and left to rum;nate
upon the woes of copperheads There
was not even charge or ~ccusation laid
against them. They we're Simply put
out Of harms way until the war was
over, or they We're prepared to lake the
oath of allegiance
And in that way the Union was saved
and the disruption OF the greatest ard
noblest of republics was prevented 1t
is not suggested thas such measures in
this, hour should be introduced. But Il
is suggested that when the ration is
lighting to the best of IT'S ability to
faithfully carry out the solemn obi
cations Of treaty TO which it is
pledged by all that is honorable; when
our soldiers in defense Of that treaty
and In support of the clearly defined
The record-union., 1899-03-02
THE SENATORIAL CRISIS.

Every reason why the party caucus
rule should be invoked and prevail in
the present deadlock condition of the
Senatorial contest remains Nothing
has developed to weaken the demand
for the employment of the traditional
methods of ascertaining the will of the
majority Of the party. This fact also
remains. that if the legislators fail to
come to an agreement to be bound by
the usual methods of selecting candi-
date, and as a result no Senator is
elected, the people of California will not
only rebuke the Republican party at
the polls. but they will visit their anger
upon whatever men are chargeable with
F, that unhappy outcome.
When moral cowardice, the stubborn
adhesion to a declared candidate, the
pledge Of the individual or the bargain
between two, intervene to bring about
such a disaster as the vacation of a
California seat in the United States
Senate at such a critical juncture as
now presents to the Pacific Coast
when any one or all Of these influences
visit upon the people of California such
an Ill, there will certainly follow pun
ishment Not only will it be general
and the Republican party be the suffer
er, but 1t will be personal and reach
the men who are found to have been
responsible. Their political ambitions
will be cut short, their public careers
viii be practically closed and their
personal influence in their communities
will be reduced to the minimum.
! For these legislators were elected not
only to audit State conditions and ac-
counts, enact needed laws and correct
erroneous ones. but to elect a Senator.
Indeed, that was clearly before the
people in the late campaign. and they
put UP the Legislature we have with
a strong Republican majority, for the
declared purpose not only of expressing
confidence in the Administration and
faith in the President, but that he
might have the affirmative and direct
support of California votes in the Sen
ate to uphold his hands in carrying
out the policy Of the Administration.
Failure to elect, therefore, will be a
slap in the faces of the people, VIC
latfon of party pledges, disloyalty to the
Republican organization, and practi-
cauy a. rebuke to the Administration.
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How to Lengthen Life.

l)r. X. H Dalton says that, although
to suggest that methodical use of cold
water as a beverage in the absence of
thirst as means of augmenting the
chance of longevity may render man
liable to be dubbed FOOL if not a luna
tic the idea has a soundly physiological
origin, and is well supported by expe-
rience. Solid and dry as the human
body appears, water constitutes more
than one-fourth of it's bulk, and all the
functions of life are really carried on
in a water bath, and although the sense
of thirst may be trusted to call for a
draught of water when required, the
fluid can be imbibed most advanta-
geously for many reasons beside merely
satisfying thirst. In the latter stage of
digestion, when communion of the
mass is incomplete, it is much faciii-
tated by a moderate draught of water
which disintegrates and dissolves the
contents of the stomach, fitting it for
emulgence and preparing it for assimi-
lation. Hence the habit of drinking
water in moderate quantities between
meals contributes to health, and indi-
Gates the fact that those who visit
health resorts for the purpose of inn
billing the waters of mineral springs
might profit by staying at home and
drinking more water and less whisky.
Water is the universal solvent of ma
ture, and the chief agent in all trans
formations of matter. When taken
into an empty stomach it soon begins
to pass out through the tissues by an
osmotic process into the circulation to
liquefy effete solids whose execretion
from the system is thus facilitated
Very few people think of the necessity
of washing the inside as well as the
outside of the body, and he who would
be perfectly healthy should be as care
full about the cleanliness of his stom-
ach as that of his skin.-Family Ply
stefan.
The record-union., 1899-03-02

AS you push your way through the
hundreds of natives who throns the
market, taking care not to step on
their brown toes, you will run across
some pretty half-caste girls, who nave
used all their worldly possessions Tor
self-adornment, and would starve rath-
er than go without jewelry and fine
clothes. They carry themselves very
erect Gall Filipino women carry them
selves gracefully, and faunt the bea-
ver-tail-shaped trains of their pretty
dresses in the eyes of their less fortu-
nate sisters.
In one corner of the market is large
hut-the restaurant. An old bag keeps
the place and ladies out the food. On
the split bamboo floor in a circle about
the room, large smoking jars filled with
unsavory stews of buffalo meat and
queer vegetables give off an unpleasant
odor. The clients come with their
plates and squat before the jar which
contains for them the most pleasing
mess They receive a ladleful for l
cent, and if they like the connection
they take another helping.
You, as a European. will be looked
upon with suspicion. The crowd will
stare at you, and your efforts to pur-
chase anything will be met by monosyl-
Liable GOODNESS. If, however, you want
to buy a piece of the pima" cloth of
pineapple fiber finer than the finest
linen, you must pick out that neat old
lady Ghe young women are more shy)
in a red and yellow plaid skirt. a pima"
waist which leaves her brown arms and
shoulders bare to the sun, with an en-
broidered handkerchief about her neck;
you must squat at her bare shiny feet
and ask the price. She will look at
the spot where you are vainly trying 10
balance yourself on your toes as If you
were not there, and answer in a mono
syllable whose cold Indifference will
complete the overthrow of your pnysi-
cal and moral balance, and probably
you will retire discounted. If you are
experienced. however, you will continue
to squat and finger the goods in 81
lence. By and by the old lady will
look at you and begin to talk. You
will not understand what she says. be-
cause the chances are she is talking
to you in the Visayan dialect, but you
will understand that in time you may
get price set on the goods. 1t is your
turn to speak next. 1t does not matter
much what yeu say, for she will not
understand. Recite "The boy stood
on the burning deck; do it dramatical-
ly, and then say "Quanto vale?" (how
much?) holding up the five fingers of
your hand. If the old lady smiles. the
day is won, and after half an hours
further bargaining you will be able to
buy the pima at five times it's value.
After that the whole market will show
you friendly Indifference, and you will
return with your keelis laden down with
more goods than have changed hands
before for a month in the market of
Haro.-Harper's Weekly.
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Articles Of INSTRUMENTATION.

The following articles of incorpora-
ton We're yesterday fled at the office
of the Secretary Of State:
Anderson. Walton & Godfrey. Prin-
cipal place of business, Riverside. Cap
ital stock, $4,000, with 5000 subscribed,
and r. w. A. Godfrey, Frank E. God
frey, Robert T. Godfrey, Henrietta An
derson, Henry T. Doolittle of Riverside
and Henry Wotton of London, England,
as Directors.
The E. d. Judd Company. Principal
place Of business, Alameda. Capital
stock, $4,000, all subscribed, with e. d.
Judd, E. A. Randlett, M. L. Neal and
M. A. Randlett of Alameda, and Thomas
H. Judd of San Francisco, as Directors.
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to vote Of Mr. Bryan while in Con-
gress, refusing a necessary appropri-
alton for the adoption of smokeless
powder in army and navy, that that
opening of the war with Spain, a fall
ure that cost us many lives and vast
sum of money and which gave the enc
my decided advantage. That is by no
means all for which Mr. Bryan is to be
held responsible, that has proved Ill for
his country.
The record-union., 1899-03-02

The Commissioners the President sent
to the Philippines to study the people,
their industries, social system, the soil,
the climate and all other conditions
concerning which we should be Well
since they left home conditions have so
changed that their investigations will
probably be confined for some time to
the city of Manila and the immediate
vicinity. They will probably find it
uncomfortable to travel in the interior
just now.
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Inactive, at Least.

Teacher-The sentence in the lesson
is: He went there out of idle curios-
dty" How would you define idle cur
iosity?" Give an instance, if one oc-
ours to you.
Bad BOWEL, think mummy is
about as idle a curiosity as any know
of, ma am.-Chicago Tribune.
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Railroad Hospital.

Following is the report of the Super
intendent of the Southern Pacific Hos
pital for the month ending February
18th: Number of patients in hospital
February 1, 1899, Sc; admitted during
month, 80: discharged during month.
35; died during month, 2; on hand
March /, 1899, 81; total number of pri-
vate house and office patients treated
during month. SOL
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The Chinese have Long been aware
that the impressions of no two thumbs,
even of the same individual. are alike,
and impressions of every criminals
thumb are taken by the police and
numbered for reference.
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itself a circumstance indicative of the
conditional nature of the sale
An absolute promise to pay does not
necessarily render the sale itself abso-
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For medicinal purposes drink Glen
brook" sour mash whisky. Theo
Blauth. 4O7 K street. Tel. 297.
The record-union., 1899-03-02

Some people are so mean that they
even make their attempts at politeness
disagreeable.
The record-union., 1899-03-02

Try McMorry's 6Oc uncolored Japan
tea; E. b. tea. roc: G. p. tea. Soc; F. F.
Japan tea. soc. 531 NJ street.
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knowledge OF our duties is often as
important as the performance thereof.
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Weather Forecast.

Tor Northern California-Partly cloudy
Thursday, except light showers early
Thursday morning in the northwest por-
ton; fresh west wind.
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TILE GRIr CURE THAT DOES CURE.

Laxative Bromo Qunne Tablets removes the
cause that produces La Grippe The genuine has
L. B. Q. on each Tablet. sc.
The record-union., 1899-03-02

Try McMorry's Blend coeffe. S5c.
The record-union., 1899-03-02

ONLY ONE DOLLAR A YEAR-THE
WEEKLY UNION The best weekly.
The record-union., 1899-03-02

Pianos. Wiley B. Allen Co. 415 K