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chicnen,n PopnIatIon.

Chicago. June 17.-Chicago's popula-
ton, according to Chief of Police Kip
lev, has finally passed the 100000
mark and is now 2,Oss, o43. The figures
are the result of census taken by the
,1olica foroo
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St. Petersburg, June l6.-Eleven
workmen were burned to death in FIRE
that destroyed dwelling house near
Rybinsk, in the government of Yaro-
slay, European Russia.
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Next Meeting Place FIxed.

indianapolis. Ind, June 2o.-The SUI
preme lodge, Ancient Order of United
Workmen, decided to hold its next an
nuaI meeting at Sioux Falls. S. ID.
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A Fatal Error.

Guthrie, o. T., June lo.-Henry Lee
and family of three are dead. They ate
toadstools, installing them for mush-
rooms.
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cnnaldn1e for Gorrrnor.

Baltimore. Nd. June l6. The prohi-
,bition state convention nominated Prof.
James Swami. OF Denton. for governor.
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Some things are better than others, but
as a general thing man wants the Others
Boston Courier.
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Generons nequests.


Boston, June Co. The viii of the late
Robert c. Billings gives about 100000
in nuhlic henuests.
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Some people are like clocks; they show by
their faces what sort of time they are
having.-Golden Days.
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No wonder.

"She has a remarkable voice"
'In which respecty
'In tmbre."
''No wonder She used to call a logging
camp to dinner Cleveland Plain Dealer.
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River Falls Journal.
c. r., MoRsE. Publisher.


RIVER FALLS. WIS
The Lamar register., 1899-03-29
Army aud Navy.

The total strength OF the Greek army
In Thessaiy during the recent war
with Turkey was 45,2lS men and $50
oaicers while the number Of killed was
AZ ana OF wounded 1.56s. In the war
,~ainst the hill tribes OF India. 1915.
tba Britfsh forces lost $50 killed and
n wounded, total OF ss5. The en-
smv lost $40 killed and $40 wounded.
with ist prisoners, total Of l.3oo,s or
about per cent,
The fact that many officers of the
french army have allowed their names
to appear in the columns of La Libre
parole us subscribers to the fund in
tended for Mime. Henry. widow of the
alleged suicide, has called forth note,
sid 10 be warning from NJ. de Frey
cinet. the minister OF war. The note
Is addressed to the corps commanders
and reminds the officers that they are
forbidden to participate in subserip-
tions having political character. He
informs them that rigorous meas
ures.' win be taken against those OFF,
GERS who have allowed their names to
be used in connection with the affair.
The Lamar register., 1899-03-29
p the g.guard. Sir.

IN c-eall the g-guard. SRI
W-what do you w-want, sir?
The private was trembling win
suppressed rage. but at this point he
lowered the point of his butcher knife
and suffered:
I w-wanted-hle--t' know. major.
Th-whether you wanted your steak
rare Or -hle-WeiI done?'
Then the major ordered the private
under arrest. and. while he made no
formal charge. | am confident that he
believes TO this day that murder was
Intended The private. boys. was our
friend Meddy here. and ii appears to
me that his learned paper on the sub
jeet Of wood alcohol may explain his
lneoherent disheyeled and murderous
appearance that morning. aud also his
neglect to Put aside the knife with
which he had been emitting up strak.
before disturbing the majors sleep
The hospital corps man realized that
it Sas up 10 him, and gave a skirmish
line signal 10 which the waiter prompt
" responded
The Lamar register., 1899-03-29
RULING PoRro RICO.
General Henry L. Doing Good dob
There.

.N"' <N'ofy ~ DoinE ~ oocu sob
There.
General Henry is making us good
record as military governor OF Porto
Rico as he made as an Indian fighter
IN the field. He gives the authorities
NJ Washington no trouble or anxiety.
They have discovered that he Is Just
the man for the place. and the best
thing they can do IL to approve all his
acts and accep, all his recommends
lions. which is promptly done. This
straight-up-and-dow soldier is patient
and forbearing as long as he thinks
people are acting honestly with him,
put when he discovers the contrary Is
the case he applies discipline with a
heavy hand. His orders and prociama-
tons need no diagrams or foot notes
to make them clear. even to n Span
lard The other day he furnished n
specimen to Captain Mansfield. who is
commanding the garrison at the town
OF Aguadllla. In this wise: "It having
been demonstrated to me that FOR
some weeks matters have been gener-
ally mlSmanaged nt Agradilla-that the
councllmen quarrel with one another,
that they refuse TO act in the interest
OF the people and that money is cor
ruptly used-you viii notify the al
calde and The councilmeu that they are
dismissed from office. You win then
call a meeting OF the representative
men OF the town, and as soon as they
agree upon reputable men to govern
them IN the Interest OF the whole pe8-
pie you will induct them into office and
report to ME"
In another order 73ynr'rnl Henry says:
u have frequently warned the people
Of this island that when they fail to
govern themselves as they should. aft
or having every opportunity to do so,
| should take control"
In another order he says: Heads of
departments and other officials object
Ing TO the Introduction OF American
methods OF business and progress will
be relieved from office. or their resig-
nations VIII be accepted as rendered"
Chicago Record
"ls Il proved thni the army beef was
enhaifhsag - don't know Just now
.F.4 f-gI 10. -
The Lamar register., 1899-03-29
a,.,,s a. sss Landing.

an frrtfgL nor worry
ssrn7s tha future holds.
v9ys 20 BE- merry,
1 Ttnis around me rolls.
= mali birds around me mat
ranches % thc tree.
I s.rry uhllc ] ara waiting
4 sIps ,6at will come TO me.
H. Of a PIarr Internal
4 SsruFe's God trust;
| - thInEs that are steruAI
1 si D. falf ard Just
n tsrmrnz-ois. huN Eratingi q
1 G5s - cruel be-
"a ID uhiis I am waiting
.h5gs lhaz Will come 10 mel.
\ -syr 20 creed nor measure
4 rrh 20 caTn and hold,
10 . hsard@d treasure.
sa14 a'a-ir % sold
Il e. hope I'm creating.
az bird "a every tree.
ars singing ~hiis I am SaitinE
/ fflps lhI1 VII c1fne 90 me
- s 20 h1nEes fearful;
1Trz thssuEh tae niEht
\ fEF faaf auas - fearful
4 r-I-E fuii % iiEht
{ am aHgicipattrE
Il rrrrEal eauaot sces
e. sl IrramlhE saiunE
Hs tNas psI come 80 me
rsrs, and no more surrf
\ srgrH ard no more fears
b. ard No more hurry.
arEza. ana no rnorv tears
s5ar On ths beach sands grat.
SD by TIE waves % II. So
ny feet IN tss ssa taan. walt
ssfgs IssJ vii cone 70 me.
-FsraNay Mcsss
The Lamar register., 1899-03-29
Dewey Al school


The Family Herald and Weekly star
recently had an article, copied from an
American exchange, Eiving an account
of a Fow which took place between
George Dewey when he was boy, and
a school teacher named PanEborn-
Capt G. z. Cummings, North avenue,
Worcester. Mass. who vas a school
mate OF DeWcy. writes correcting the
puhlished account Of some particulars
He writes; The affair took place in
Montpelier. VT. and not at johnson.
as stated Dewey vas four years
younger than myself but We were al
ways warm friends and sworn to stand
By each other Dewey was the leading
spirit Of the school In any mischief or
dev!itry that might be proposed At
the time spoken OF Zehina X. Pans-
born taught the district school in the
little two-Hory brick schooihouse
which then. a. nov. stands two build
inEs south Of the state parliament
building. Dewey had several times
used offensive language towards Pans-
horn. untll forbsaEanee had ceased to
BE- a yir,1o for Pansborn and he re-
solved 70 put a stop to sneh proeesd-
iusH The evening after the AFFAIR
happened PauEborn provided himself
with a eoEh!de about four feet in
length Tho next day he ordered De
wsy 70 come out on the door. and De-
sey refused. Psngsorn repeated. took
his raEhiae from under bis CLOAK.
rhlch hung uPop the wall, and pro-
eesdea TO give Dewey seventeen blows
upon bis back. Dewey wore a thin
broadclo,h coat which vas cut through
Al every blow. lust then l and four
others rose 10 90 to DeEey's relief
when Pangborn dropped the rawh'de
ard selrea A wooden chair by the back
and raised Il above his head ana saiu
he woald knock our brains out II We
advanced another step. We did not
relish the idea Of losing our brains
and a. the boys say we backed down
THIS put an end to the nogsinE. Dc
ways hand was not cut AT all but tne
skin on the index finger OF bis risAt
hand was slightly cut Dewey did at
tend PansboTn's school at Johnson the
next year. bu, they were then warm
friends. and Dewey says that hossihs
made man Of HIN.
Al the close OF the school that day
PAughorn started with George for hts
fathers house followed by myself and
four Others Upon our arrival Or.
Dewey refused Us admit,anee, and
said: What Is .he matter now. my
boyr" George at once divested him
self OF his Jacket and shirt. and said;
Look at my back and see what's the
matter yourself" The doctor saw that
his boy had been terribly punished.
but thought 1t might be for his good
in time 20 come and told Pangborn
that George would be in order TO re-
turn to school in a day or two.
II might tell you OF many Incidents
OF Georges boyhood days, but perhaps
me above will suffice for the present
/ myself followed the sea nearly forty
wears. and no doubt the cause OF my
arst going was through the persuasions
Of George Dewey. Good-hearted and
brave BOY he was. always take great
pleasure in r,ading anything about
him hut like to have things stated
as they occurred"
The Lamar register., 1899-03-29
l.ssr .sa th- Major.

sdsf .sa the a-Jsrs
.ya,ungcfFs uf the santiago
Ehg compose the Anti-ry-
ssrc holding thssF regular
1tIaE A member who at-
at he had taken a drink OF
bseu promptly suspended for
In splits Of hia plea that he
The GulA from a piut bottle
l,lgFsEsiou that q vas gin
5l the hospital corps read a
rihInE the deadly resulta OF
sElHg on soldiers. and atirib-
5sa good health during the
sEgaign to bis discovery %
b d xoo4 alcohol among the
,oJcS. WAirh he had used.
diluted. a. preferable 70
ssirr A, the concinsion OF
zs a member who had been
aasiriogsiy on a eorreoh pipe
b arc and ashes cut against
9; ne table, took = pull at his
osssrvcd
ts-H deeply interested h the
gsT learned medical eomrAie-
light upon an Incident of ue
hat has been suyeloped In
You may no: all know that
st friend here. Meddy, put IN
sUgus and 50 minutes Ia the
~ That's the limit for which
ean lock u2 an eniisted man
rsisrring formal charges. Il
after the surrender and
Eere eamped on the ridge
Santiago, 2sddy was doing
morning cooking for the
ths rsgimeataI hospital. and
hs surgeons He had 10 turn
s break OF day aud hustle
Eaier. build a flre and cook
the sick and besfsteak for the
tie medical s;A1.
0ae morning Just at day
p Bolus. the chief surgeon.
to and a dlsheveied. mad
private Of the hospital corps.
aood-rcsking butcher knife in
bonding over his cot and
Cve' him with bloodshot eyes.
' recognized the private as
IN he had reprimanded se-
"a In unparliamentary Ian
day before.
moment the major was paral-
h horror, and then, with a
help, rolled out Of his cot on
side. ExtrieatIng himself
blankets, the major grabbed
and backed against the side
s tent The private contin-
aTe a him, his hlood-streaked
fndiug with some violent emo
this day the major coaid not
heei that the emotion was
and not murderous rage.
hat do you want?' stammsr-
ta!or his sword and seabbard
EogetheS like the tinware in a
] pack.
private extended his blood
~eapGn rapieT-fashion. and.
Round the foot of the cot to-
major. opened his mouth to
Ea5ped the ma ajor. ia turn
his weapon in very wobbly
H halt! wh-what do you
sir7'
lNa'e glared wild-eyed at the
'ne more, but 1t seemed odd
perado's knees should knock
as his did Again he started
5nd made n gesture with the
h!te but the major parried
and exclaimed.
The Lamar register., 1899-03-29
SKETCHES.
|sroRT STORIES FOR
las VETERANS.
FOR

L. the Major story Of tho
4 Campaign reid At a Mestinx
|,s,,.r,phsid ciub--Dswey ~
The Lamar register., 1899-03-29

lM MOTHERHOOD is woman's natural destiny.
tIVI Many denied the happiness of children
through some arrangement of the generatve organs
Actual barrenness
Among the many rumphs of Lydia E Pnkhams Vegetable
The Lamar register., 1899-03-29

Compound IS the overcoming OF CASES
of supposed baIrenness This great
medicine is so well calculated to regu-
late every function of the generative or
gans that its efficiency is vouched for
by multitudes of women.
MRS. ED. WoLFoRD. of Lone Tree.
Iowa writes:
The Lamar register., 1899-03-29

"Is II proved thnf the army beef was
emhaisnsag - don't know Just now
they are trying TO whitewash it
The Lamar register., 1899-03-29

Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. SSlrIsIS1Ss
had finished the first bottle before felt better took
bottles and have been strong eerety healthy
since and have two of the incest little girls"
The Lamar register., 1899-03-29
SORROWS
or
STERIXITY

dear MRS. PINKHAM-Before taking Lydia E. Pnkham s
Vegetable Compound had child which lived only six
The doctor said did have the
while carrying it. did not feel at all well during preg-
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ents have been trained into life OF
nigh morality and purity. Good train
ing VIII overcome some of the worst
cases OF hereditary wea kness.
After good physical, mental and
moral heritage the father owes TO his
child, happiness in the home. Even IN
our boosted American civilization, not
mentioning the civilization OF Europe.
this happiness is taken away. Child
rem are set 10 task work They are put
into factories and into mills, response
bilities are placed upon them that they
should not bear, all because of that in
satia5le desire for money by which the
fathers OF this age are conquered. Such
children can not look back upon a
bright, sunny morning of life A man
may be conquered by evil, ne may sink
20 the lowest depths OF despair and dis
appointment and believe that all the
world and the plan of life is wrong, he
may almost loose his faith in God, but
II away back in the halls of memory
there Is picture OF a sunny childhood,
kind father, above all a loving moth
er. there is something in that man left
TO which one can appeal
Inc third duty which the father owes
the child Is education and training. II
IS a right OF every child 10 be trained
into fitness for attainment. Thou.
sands Of young men every year ara
ruined for any important work in life
because they say. Father has enough
money to keep me. l do not need tC
work. That is the canker which eats
out inherent manhood. The true edu
cation for child is the power TO thinI
for himself, to observe for himself. *
keep his heart open to every whisper
of the spirit OF God.
The preacher then spoke of corpora
punishment. He styled whipping anI
abusing child. barbariSm A thou
sand times more children have beer
spoiled, ruined by the rod than hay,
been saved by it. 4 man has no RICH
of that kind. He has only the right t
train the child with love The boys anc
girls should be trained to be independ
ent, able TO walk alone They snoulC
be imbued with that high ideal which
is to make ones life a service for 9th
erS-pure, true. ChriStIike.
Rev. kincaid closed his address Will
an appeal beautiful in its simplicity
for homes full of sunshine and happi
ness, spirituality, truth and love
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H1LO'S X. p. LODGE.
No. ! Starts Out With Excellent
PROSPECTS,.

Hilo Lodge No. I, Knights of Pyth-
las, is the newest frateral Society of
the Islands. 1t was established at the
Hawaii capital last week by pilgrims
from Honolulu. The new lodge starts
out with a membership of eighteen
Most of these are prominent citizens
of the country. At the head of the
lodge as chancellor commander is r.
T. Guard. agent for the Matson vessels
and formerly a purser for the Oceanic
Company.
The delegation from Honolulu, led by
Deputy Supreme Chancellor H f.
Waity, was Joined at Hilo by Chester
A. Doyle, f. p. Dole, Judge G.. K. Wild
er, Fred Waldron, Tom O'Brien and
Mr.. Holmes. There was hard work all
of one night, the next afternoon and
part of second night in instituting
the lodge. which is we'll equipped and
is located in the Masonic Temple.
The visitors were given a royal good
time by the HilO Knights and people
generally \ feature of the event was
the dinner at the Hilo hotel, followed
by a dance. This was really the open
ing dinner OF the hotel under the man
agement of Mr.. Glaze, and the menu,
including punch a la ROthwell' was
equal in every respect to anything that
has ever been offered in the Islands.
With the exception Of Gray and Bel
lima, who have gone to the volcano, all
of the Honolulu Pythians returned on
Saturday evening last. Gray and Bel
lima have taken with them Harry Ry-
croft to give him the 101st roast degree
under the auspices of Madame Pele-
RycrofJ was given the 100 degrees at
odd times in Hilo by the F'iend Branch,
including Dali, Doyle, Dole and others.
There is every promise that HilO
Lodge No. Z will have rapid growth, as
a number OF applications are on hand
for the action OF the charter members.
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1t has been demonstrated repeatedly
in every State in the Union and in
many foreign countries that Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy is a certain pre-
yentive and cure for Group. It has be-
come the universal remedy for that
disease. M. V. Fisher Of Liberty, w.
Va, only repeats what has been said
around the globe when he writes: 81
have used Chamberlain Cough Rem
edy in my family for several years and
always with perfect success. We be-
lieve that it is not only the best cough
remedy, but that it is a sure cure for
Group. It has saved the lives Of our
children number of times" This
remedy is for sale by Benson, Smith &
Co. Ltd. wholesale agents.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-01-23
THE CHILDREN.

In his morning address at the Cen
trail Union church yesterday. the Rev.
VIM. Morris Kincaid took for his sub
fect. Man as a Father" and drew his
text from Luke 1:66, What manner of
child shall this be?"
The most solemn and mysterious
place in the world in which one can
stand is by the side of the newborn
babe N the cradle. There the great
question comes to him, What then
shall this child be?" And to that Ques-
ton let him answer, The child will
be what the parents made it." Some of
the most sacred rights and duties of a
man are in the family as a father. A
child IS called out of the infinite. II
crosses the threshold of life not by its
own will or yOlition, therefore it should
meet at the outset with love and tender
care. II il were possible for a child to
choose its parents, that choosing would
be the most important act of its life,
the preacher said. A child should be
started right at the very outset. The
preacher then considered the question
of heredity. y man suffering from
physical disability, a man who is Wea K
morally, a man in whose family is
hereditary insanity has no right to call
a child out Of the infinite into human
life, However, physicians claim that
transmission is limited. Children born
in pollution, Of the most degraded par
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Apply to
J. H. SCHNACk, or
F. L. DORTCH.
EtChingS and EDgraVingS
BY The
Prominent AftiStS..Of the World

Are beautiful souvenirs to give your
friends, but the market is full Of pic
lures OF that description that are not
what they purport to be, while the
genuine article costs a barrel OF money
Modern photography is an art which is
rapidly nearing perfection Nature is
shown in her various moods in an alb
solutely truthful way, while in the
hands OF an expert the results obtained
are fully equal from the artistic point
of view to any etching in existence. A
glance at the views Of the
PARADISE OF THE PACIFIC,
Which we offer TO the public will con-
vince you that the above statement is
correct. Come and see them.
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RealEState
FOR SALE.

IA few elegant lots at Manoa on
fine road, with unsurpassed view and
climate. On line of proposed Rapid
Transit. Easy terms.
2-Severeal town lots on Beretania
street, Eva side of Geo. Ross.
3-One house and lot on Beretania
street.
4-Lots in different parts OF Kewalo
tract.
5-kapiolani Park Addition lots, on
6-Two adjoining lots, Pearl City,
near station.
Seven acres, more or less, rice and
kula land. adjoining Minister Cooper's
land in Manoa.
S-Two elegant homes at Makiki or
Punahou school tract.
City property in best locations.
10-Lands in Nuuanu valley.
11-Long leasehold at kakaako,
with good returns.
12-TWenty years lease Of 149 acres
of Al pasture land in PalOlo valley, ~
miles from Waialae road. Fresh noun
tain stream runs through the land.
13-Thirty lots of ali sizes in diff
ferent parts of the most desirable loca-
tons of Kalihi, with fine views, ma
cadamized streets, and water supply
from city. These lots We will sell at
lowest figures in monthly installments
without interest, so as to put them
within reach of anybody who wants a
home
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CASTLE & COOKE, Ltd,
HONOLULU.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
SUGAR FACTORS.

AGENTS FOR
The Eva Plantation Co.
The Waialua Agricultural Co, Ltd.
The Kohala Sugar Co.
The Waimea Sugar Mill Co.
The Koloa Agricultural Co.
The Onomea Sugar Co.
The Fulton Iron Works, st. Louis,
Mo.
The Standard Oil Co.
The Geo. F. Blake Steam Pumps.
Weston's Centrifugals.
The New Hrgland Mutual Life Insur
ance Co, of Boston.
The Aetna Fire Insurance Co, Of
Hartford, Conn.
Tho Alliance Assurance Co, OF Lon
don.
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Session Sales-Ten shares Oahu.
paid up, Sl65; 10 shares Oahu. paid up
S165.
Outside Sales Reproductive shares
Pepeekeo Sugar Co. $500.
Quotation Changes-Eleven.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-01-23

Buy a box of our delicious candy for
your lady friend and see her smile
New England Bakery.