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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-02-06
WELCOME TO HAWAII.

Hawaii welcomes Capt Barker of
the Oregon. The freedom of the pace
is extended TO him. We know his eX-
cellent record. He is almost a Hawai-
ian-one of us-for he did here one of
the gallant acts of his life, and we
shall expect that when he rounds up
his services in the navy. and makes for
his last post, he will take his bearings
chOrage here
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-02-06
DEWEY ON ENGLAND.

LONDON, Jan. 25.-Hamilton Brown
editor of the British Realm. received a
letter today from Rear Admiral Dewey.
dGted Manila, December Is. in response
10 a request FOR an expression OF opin-
ion on Great Britain's imperial policy.
The Admiral says:
After many years Of wandering I
have come TO the conclusion that the
mightiest factor in the civilization OF
the world is the imperial policy OF
England"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-02-06

possesses by virtue of the Peculiar Com
bination, Proportion and Process used ia
its preparation, and by which all the
remedial value OF the ingredients used
IS retained. Hoods SarssParilla j. thus
Peculiar to Itself and absolutely un-
equalled in its powers a. a blood purifier.
and as a tonic for building up the weak
and weary, and giving strength 10 th.
nerves. Be sure TO Get
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-02-06

PURE
WATER.

If the advice given in those three
words is needed, good health Will fol-
low. City water is not good for many
reasons, principally. because Il IS con-
taminated with vegetable and putrid
matter of all descriptions. A simple
analysis shows this TO be n fact.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-02-06
EXERCISE

Our doctors are busy treating pa
tients who are suffering from COM
plants. more especially malarial dis
orders, which will be materially bene-
fitted if they drink water that is pure
and possesses curative features, as does
Bartlett Spring Water.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-02-06
DUE:

Ask your family physician about the
water, and il he is honest ne will en-
dorse it's use.
All who have drank the water speak
in the highest OF terms for il.
This climate demands the use of
such a water and you cannot afford 10
be without il.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-02-06
VIGILANCE.

We Will serve free OF charge glass
OF this wonderful natural Spring
water at our Soda Counter to all who
care 10 come and test it's virtues. We
deliver the water to your home in case
lots at $3.50 for 80 pints. $3.50 for so
quarts.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-02-06
he made a speechTn the House aga!ns-
the Hawaiian resolution.

he made a speechHn the House against
the Hawaiian resolution.
All the papers and all the people
here must plead guilty 20 ~ times
grumbling about the condition OF the
roads and the absence OF we'll built
travelling ways in certain districts. The
fact, remains. however, that every Wis
itOr declares the streets and roads the
test built and the best maintained
anywhere.
II was neat of Honolulu 10 make biE
note Of the visit 10 the capital OF the
Islands OF such n capital man as Lord
Charles Beresford. Upon his re.ura
home from this mission. Lord Charles
viii be q greater man than ever and
j. IS confidently predicted that he is
just entering upon his career As a
factor in the affairs of the empire.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-02-06
MEXICAN
SADDLE

is as near perfect in con-
struction and general appear
.ance as it is possible 10 make
"a saddle. A great many
features of the Mexican Sad
die resemble the Old Ha-
wailan Saddle, made by the
natives years ago and which
seem TO grow in greater de-
mand as they become scarce.
The tree of this saddle is
Identical; If possible the
Mexican is al improvement
in that it is beautifully stamp
ed and decorated, has COM
plete box STRIPS and is we'll
finished.
The saddles range in price
from SIS to $40.
Our Cotton Manila Tie
Ropes are very strong with
convenient snap on end.
Prices are very reasonable.
Full lire of Stable Fur
nishings.
Call and examine our stock.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-02-06
Real Merit

i the Characteristic oi Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla, and il i manifested every day in the
remarkable cures this medicine accom-
plishes. Druggists say: when We sell a
bottle OF Hoods Sar~apsrilla 20 a new
customer We are sure 20 sec him hack tn
few weeks after orc-proving that the
good results from a trial bottle warrant
continuing it, use. This positive merit
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-02-06
Hoods SarsapariIia

Sold by all druggists. 81; six TORS. Pre-
pared only by {. ]. Hood - Co, ApOth The
carries, Lowell, Mass.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1899-12-16

Demand the best Groceries, and it is your
interest to buy them at right prices. Come
in and inspect our Candy, analy size it and
see what kind of sugar it is made of. If it
will not stand the test, cast it to one side
Nuts of all kinds, Oranges, Grapes, Figs, /
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-08-17
3uit1noe tut siiDett.

Sm Norben ipri6t man nit gnt=
riiItung BON ben pieien 2pndereien i'm
Siocn. wenn aber. lpie Dies in @eorajo
Der Jall mar, an einem einsigen Sage
flint Jdlle bsribtet ,perben. IN tpelhen
Grallen pereewaltist uerben, 10 mDd=
ten mir ni6t oafiir gut lteben, oab nlcbi
aud i'm Noroen Die entriiiiete Wenee
Die 8eriAtsbarteit ielblt in Die Sano
nebmen lpiiroe. Mm IL. Nueuf ipur-
Den i'm Gtaate 8eorgia fiinf 6rauen=
5immer ansegriffen. Gin Neaer murbe
gelpnbt, uno eli, nnoerer ,nMrbe ourd
Die Milis DER Gemalt bes p0bels entriI-
uno bon Saflon mad Der Ntlanta Sail
aebraht.
9pilliam Meglrre, Elm Neser, besab
lid nah Der Wobnune BON @eo. Moore,
lpolelblt er oeHen 8emablin miBbanoelte
unb ueraenalti9te. ginise Mieilen ba=
ppn entfernt puroe er bon elmer Yo11e
iiberbo!t, an eil,etl Baum sefniipIt uno
lein Gaooper nit Gepplpertu9eln ourh=
iDhert.
2etpis Milliams ma1te einen crimi=
nellen NnariIf aui Srau MeGennp Mat=
fins in Saflon, @a. Gr wuroe erarii=
fen unb elnseitedt. Williams ilt Der
Neger. pelter bur6 bas rai1e gin=
idreiten oes Militdrs elmer i,lmnarilOel,
Yoltsiuliis entsins.
SSrdulein Winnie Mc2eao BON 2pons,
wnroe BON g4itl Naplpn eriminaliter
anseariffen. Wian 1T NIT glutbunben
auf ieiner Spur uno er tpiro, lpenn
man ibn eripifht. liderlib eelpnbt.
llnmeit Nelpman uuroe Die Bemablin
|pon Sobn Yobannan bon einem Nege,
an9eeriifen. Ser 9lfritaner iibt, unr
ods 6efdngnib 1T iharf be,paht.
unpeit Wtbens bat Elm WeiBer Ma.
mems Dlatbep 8ro,pn Elm farbiae:
Grauensimmer Namens Mollie Strid.
lamb aneegriffen. 9inter oem 1T eli,
aus WeiBen uno 6arbi9en beitebenoe1
pObel Der.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-08-17
4nslanb.

Sn graunidweis iinp iiber .bunneri
Srlpaten unter Griheinunsen gaittilher
StCruns.n jd1 ertrautt. Die llrfahe
cerielben 1T mod nidt ermittelt; bod III
pnrh Gpmmanoanturbefebl Der Braun
ihweiser Oarnilpn bas Sapen in BET
Ster perbpten wurcen.
sHdbrenp Der serFciIenen 8cAe baben
@epitter unp 5asel1hlase in DeutIh=
lamb srpben Shapen getban, Defenders
in Sfpreuben, Der Nbeinprcsin, nnr
sSurtemters. 8libldldse trafeu fan jeres
6aus In Sbra in Der prcsins polen. gei
1bcrn brannte etu aan,er WalD nieber
nno In Sbcr Gling wurpsn 3 Waurer er=
IAlasen.
Der &aifsr fat fh erbeten, fir bic
neue ga6t Der &Snisin gittrria BON
Gnslanp erei Marine gilper gu nralen.
Durd cine Teuersbrunit Gnb In gcd=
tebt bel Masbeturg IA unb in SpltniB
int 8es.=Sesirf GSslin 35 0ebSfte in
aihe selest pprben.
0elesentlih zines grantes in &inten,
Nesierunaste3irf 0umbinnen, famen
Gmma Sfantlies unp nas pdhterpaar
0ithael S6mibt nit bret &inpern ums
9eben, inbem fe i'm Nauh erltidten.
Sn Der In 1ilFt Sfpreuben, lieseneen
3. &pmpagnie bes Snfanterie- Nesiments
BON 8pYen 6. Stpreub.) go. Al III
bic Grippe nit folder !oeftisfeit ausse=
brphen, raB bic &cmpasnie bislreiri
wurpe ,tnp bic .6erbltItunsen niht nit
mahen wirb.
Sn hem Gnsliihen Jrauleinifift sll
ct. pSltsn In giieber=Selterreib iint
"a perlrnen am SYpbus ertrantt nnt
Ycn ben ertrantten feds seltcrten. I'm
ter ben @eritcrbenen belinbet TA biz
StiitSname Barpnin Gternbah.
Sn ben ineilhen Yrrsiusen Spmbas
Maababar, Mabras, Deeepnis uno Sen,
salen taben Nesensiii1e itattaefunpen
rupurd cine !5unsersnctb atsewenbej
pirb.
Gs teiBt, pas aud in Spcrtr, Yrrtu.
gal, Elm SAT- BON Seulenpeit sprgefpnt=
men lei.
Muf rer Snlel Domingo lit bic Steve:
lutipn in ecllem G'anse. Die MUrpe1
pes YraIpenten !6eureaur unp bic iitri
gen Hebelleu iammeln ibre Streitfraft'
uno bic Siibrer Simcnes unp Sitpne,
ertldren, ,penn bic Ncsrlulipn iiesreid
iein icllte, mirpen iie suriidtreten uni
rem @eneral @pn,e, bic Yrai iipent1 1haf
dnbieten.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-08-17
Min's nid,t tttefr thutt.

Mtlanta, @a., bat eillen MaDor Na=
mems sSames q. Mooomaro. Der, lpie
piele anbere ieiner WitmenIhen, al
6roniifem Surite leiDet. I'm bieIen
su loihen. trinft Der iiiolihe Yiireer=
meilter aleroinss Waher. slebt aber lol=
Dies Dor, oas gebrannt lit. aiirslib
mub Der Surf ungelu0hnlid sroB, ooer
oas Jeuerwaher ungemobnlib nart 9e=
tpeien iein, uno oas &eiultat mar, bas
ltdotilde Oberbaupt wuroe betrunten.
gfun. Der erlfe &auih piro's pobl ni1t
geDelen iein unb bic Sonne iuiiroe
aud trob bieIes @reigniiies gelhienen
baben iiber Gerehte uno llneere1t,,
menn es nidt fir ben @taotratb ge,pe=
len tpare. Disie G0rperidaft, beren
Witalieber bas i96ne 2ieo ,9Der nie-
mails einen &aulh aebabt." ipobl niht
fennen, belt Die Miiroe Ger Staot ourd
ben vStiefel" beg Wapors Nefdbroet uno
foroerte beniclben auf, au relisniren,
mas oieier 81 t6un iid aber tueiaerte.
Nun tuuroen unterbanDlungen eineelei=
tet unb i6lieBlih fam man babin iibcr=
elm. bab Der Mapor peripre9en miiiie.
10 lange er i'm Mmte lei. ilidts ftdrteres
gu trinten als gelpbbnli1es Walier. Das
0eripretben bat er seleiitet unb nun
maht ihrl Niemano inebr iein Mmt
ftreitia. 9dnolieD. iittlid.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-08-17
NolitiiNes.

l E. s7 49,
SIN 8. MiKourier Gonarcb= 9iIirift,
benz Ylano'Ihsn Iiltritt. boben Die Ge=
publifaner li1 aut cine Grpanilions-
platform ,aeitellt. Has Bvl,lngenite lit,
DaB Die populiiten init ibnen Dano in
6ano 9eaen ben bemotratiIhen @anoi=
oaten arbeiten. 'a
gs miro nit geftimlntbeit bebauptet,
oab Der prolioent Der MreentinilNen
3epublif ellie 9lllians s,uifhen graf.
lien. Gbile uno Mreentinen eegen bic
Der. 6taaten biloen mill. Sic prdi=
oenten Der brei Hepnbliten ,perben ndh-
|iten MDnat in Yuenos Mpres srlan,men=
fonnlen.
penlionsfommiIdr Gpans tann fiir
lid oas 0robe 0erbienlt IN Nnlprud
nebmeu, ieit pielen Sabren gum erlten
Mal o,e bonn @onareb fir penlionen
bcuilllgte Summe nibt iiberi1ritten Alt
baben. st bat io9ar einen neberIhuB
ersIelt. ir0em er bon ben betpilligten
lao Wtilionen II Wlillionen iibrig be.
Dalten bat.
Inter ben &epublifanern BON Mabi=
Ion Gountp, g., berridt tiefe Yerltim=
muna, oenn elmer ibrer v0auptrnfer
i'll Streit", Sobn S. 3ode. bot lib ee=
orebt. Die bemofratiihe Domination ais
Neprdientant ansenommen uno Die
partei ieiner bisbsrisen 4iebe auf's
beitisiie anaesriffsn.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-08-17
2ppeairt at, Die MdNte.

Nauinaloo Bat an Die Mddte appel=
lirt Die llnabbdnaisteit Der 5ilipinos
anauertennen. Der Qlufruf trdgt oas
Datum Deg ~. Sui, lit in 5arlac
uerfaBt uno iii nit Burncunino unter=
3elhnet. 9llle austudrtieen Soniuln in
Wanila baben eine 9lbiOtift erbalten
nit Der gitte. iie ibren Gegierungen
snsuitellen. Die Gilipinos aebrau6en
bic alten Mranmente, oab lie Die 5ou=
peranitdt iiber Die Sniel ben epaniern
Dor Der llnterSeibnune oes Gripoens=
gertrages in Yaris entriIlen bitten uno
oaB Gpanien gar nibt in Der Sage 9e=
uelen pdre, bic ..Snleln an Die Yer.
staaten abSutreten. sic treiien ba=
raul bin, bab lie 1000 5panier als
@efansene hatten. OILS Spanien bic sSn=
ieln abtrat uuo iasen, oas lei ye,peis
senua. oab Die 5nle!n ben Spaniern
oamals l6on perloren aepeIen mdrea.
Das Dofument fdbrt oann fort: Oils
Die ipaniide gommitlion I'm Die Oer=
alisgabe Der Befan9enen bat, perlansten
mir 5rieoen uno 5reunoidaft smiiden
epanien uno ben ssiiipinos. aber oics
Wuroe periueigert, neil Die Benilliauna
unie,et 6oroeruns elei1beoeuteno nit
Der Nnertemuna unierer unabbdnoia=
felt getpelen iudre. Das lit aber elei1s
beoeuteno nit Der Sbatiad)e, oab bic
@tfansenen in unieren 01noen bleiben
meroen, Da mir ourh lie Druid aui
Spanien ausiiben fDnnen.
9ie Dilipi1,Ds bebaupten, Tie b1tten
oas aar3e 8anb nit Musnabme bon
Manila erobert llnb bab lie bel Der gr=
oberuns oieIer staot mitballen uno
Sauienoe bon 2sben ppferten. gluber
90 Ganonen, Die Nomiral Gepep ibnen
aeseben, bdtten lie fsinen geiltano 9e=
babt. Momiral Oemep uno Der briti-
ibe unb bel9iIde goniul bdtten bic
Souperdnitdt Der 6ilipinos oaourd
anertannt. oab liesnm pdfs lim yetre-
ten bes Qanbes 9ebeten bdtten. Sic
iasen. lie bitten Wriefe bon amerifani.
ihen 8enerdlen uno Goniuln, in benen
Diefe lie unertannten itnb perIprahen,
oaB Die Mmerifaner ibre llnabbdnqio.
teit nnerfennen lpuroen.
Gum ShluB appelliren Die Ssilipinos
an Die Mddte, ,bren @inHuB in Malb=
inaton oabiE 9elteno gu MAIDEN. bat
Dem ungerehten Griege, oer bas garss
2ano Oerlniilte, elm gnpe aen,aht iperoe.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-08-17
Neneite Na6rt1te,t.

Nm Mpntas Mrrsen wurbe Maitre
eabcri Der !SauptYertbeioiser bes !Saupt=
manns Dreifus, pdbreno CT aui benz
gSese na6 Dem 0erthte mar, BON einem
MeuhelmSrber in ben Nuden selhpl1en,
10 pab man an ieinem Muffcmmen s,peiz
felt. Der MSrper entfam.
8ei Manila fam es wierer su einem
0efedt nit ben 6ilipincs. Die SnIurz
aenten ,puroen aeihlasen, erlitten farfe
Serluite unb fpben. Die Nmerifaner
batten einen 1ppten. Man nimmt an,
paB bic Snlursenten unter bent Befeble
pom General piu bel pilar lanben unr
bic gilenbabn srpiihen Bpease unb Bis
gao etpa brei Meilen nprpGittiA BON
8ulaean, sn'seritSren beatiidtisten.
General Otis bat eine DepeIde se=
lhidt, in pelher er eincn Sies unIerer
Eruppen BEL NnseIes melbet. 3ebu Gum=
pasnien sriTeu $500 Jilipincs an unb
lhlusen ie in bic Glunt. Sc felen 200
Jilipinos. tnlere 1ruppen batten nur
y 1cbte unb II gerwunbete. Mnaeles
tpurce fcfurt beiebt unb pirb eine perma<
nente 8eiabun9 erbalten.
Sn Siib Wfrita tpirb auf beiben Sei=
ten nit feberbafter Gle seriiitet. ais cb
Elm .3ulammenlob 3ipiIhen ben GnalGn<
beru unb ben Dceren bes Iransyaal uns
mittelbar bepcrfebte.
SIN virna, 35nisreiA Sad1en, fanb
infclse gerwealluns BON Wei9en cine
Babnccllilicn natt, Eel Der 10 perfpnen
mebr cber mineer id,per serlebt murben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-08-17
: Baron DeRaIb, Der beriibnte beui.

Baron De2oIb. Der beriibmte beui.
i4e 8eneral, Der tpdbrenb Der Mepolll=
tion Elm treuer Yerathr bes Generals
Waibington mar. binterlieb BEL ieinem
3o0e einen 6cbn Namens Sebaitian.
|oelien SDbn @eprae iih fpdter III gin-
|tinnati nieberlieB, feline WittDe tpo6nt
|iebt nod nit ibren Ginbern III Clifton
Deiabts. Riir3li6 >fonb Die Mittue
nnter alten Gotulilenten cine urtunDe,
oie betuies, OdB bic 8unoesre9ieruna
ieinerstit III Nnsrfennung ieiner Yer-
oienfe benz Baron eireil Qdnbfreifen
pon 100 Mder bei gbilicotbe jbenfte.
Das 2ano Ut iebt ftbr tpertbpol, es
Iheint dber ME ton NsGalb his iein
|@i0entbunt bsanjprunt tpprbeil III fein
|llnc oie iebiae Dssfnlt3 JolniIie III Gin
Ieillhati iria 4IoQe einrsihen, uni {ih
a btu Bslib oesIsIben 3lt isbsu.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-08-17
Die 40. idbrIid)c GomutD Gatr

in Canal Dober tuiro bieles Sabr fri.
her als gep0bnlid abaebalten. ndmlid
bonn 80. Nu9uit bis 1. September.
gs 1T oieies sSolr bic erlte lnnbmirtb.
fdaftlide Nusittauna, Die i'm State
abaebalten piro. unp tperDen bon
ben 2eitern berielben MnItrengungen
semaht. llm aaes al iiberbieten, mas
nod iemals 9eleiifete tpurbe. Mir
MAIDEN nnr auf Ginselnes auImert-
lam: 2lft.Ballon. .Muifabrten, pferDe-
3ennen, Musitellung BON gferben.
Rinopieb. Gdafen, Gdtpeinen. GefIii.
ael, ssarm-prooutten. @emiiie, Ylu-
men, Butter, Brot, Gdfe. Nabel- unb
Runitarbeit aller Mrt ,c. ,c.
Nerldllmt nidt; bic Gair au beluden!
s. s. Genneop, prdlioent.
9lsw philadelphia.
8. %. streb, 5efretdr,
Canal Noper.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-08-17

Der Sinans ausireis Der ssniel Gata
fur bic eriten feds Mpnate bieles Sabrea
seist, DAP natc5u 100000 an 3cll=
Ginnabmen einsinseu. Die Nusgaten
betrusen s5,500,OOO, lcpab nod 81 800 i
0o0 iibrts tleiben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-08-17
Das NeiuItat Der Dc,,t ofrati.
fd)cn go,ttttt) Eotbentton

tpiro. iofpeit mir bDren f0nnen. nit Sc.
friebigung auf9enominer. Die Wie=
Denomination Der ganoioaten. tpelde
einen Sernlin 9eoient, mar bem Dertom.
men geMdB 3u ertparten unb aub bic
neuen Nominationen. g. S. Miller fiji
Reprdientant unD Simon 2ilnbah fir
Grmenbaus-Direfto finoen olIgemeintn
VeifaQ nnb uenn Seoer feline pHidt
tbut. 10 f6nnen Die Demotraten BON
9Mscaraipas @ountp eiuem gldn3enben
Siege i'm Nobember nit 3uperfdt ent=
ge9en ieben.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1899-05-18

Just north of Modoc county is the rich
and level Lake county. Oregon. and to
the right OF the latter the equally level
Harvey and Malhuer counties
Weiser is in Idaho, but ii is Just over
the river from the last named county an d
is about 270 miles from Alturas, Cal.
Southeastern Oregon is without railroad
facilities. in fact there is an area of A.
600 square miles in this one Stale alone
not penetrated by the bands Of steel,
Louis A Hail. who is building the Pa
cific 81 Idaho Northern IRON Weiser and
who made contract here on Saturday
for nearly 100 miles OF new steel rails. has
wonderful field Of operation laid out
before him. Not only can he realize
heavily on his road to the Seven Devils
and Buffalo Hump but the virgin country
described above is in direct line foI his
future extensions BY bridging the Snake
ut Weiser he new road could be started
TO the southwest and with the Pacific q
Idaho Northern now building form n
connection at the Seven Devils with one
of The nothern lines new route toward
San Franaisco could be started.
The north and south line through east
ern Oregon has frequently spoken of and
its feasibi ity explained at length. Moth
ing has been said Of The project lately,
but taking several things INFO considcra
tion. il is evident that Mr.. Hall IS fully
aware OF the great possibilities before
him and when the time comes he will
start south from Wcser. He is "A far
sighted man and is backed by solid East
erners, which has been abundnntly prov
ed by what has already been accomplish
ed on the Pacific & Idaho Northern.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1899-05-18

The SIGNAL received II pleasant
call ON Tuesday last from Mr. Nc
Comas, of LaGrande, Or. MIR Nc
Comas has lately put into operation
on Bridge Island, near Nyssa, u
Hammond dredge, which has just
completed its first run on Snake
river sands under the direction of its
makers in order to prove Its capacity,
guaranteed at 2, 600 cubic Yards per
day, 1t has demonstrated success,
easily handling the ground guaran-
.teed and saving over 80 per cent OF
the gold values Mr. McComas in
tends to put on three shifts and
work the dredg night and day on
his valuable property-the Golden
Giant placer
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1899-05-18
FOR WHAT PRINCIPLE?

From the letters soldiers at Manila
are writing home it appears that they
are not all imperialists.
Sergeant Arthur II. Vickers of
Omaha was killed the other day.
About the time his death was an
nounced a letter he had written to
his parents appeared in the Omaha
paper In this letter he said:
Il am not afraid and am always
ready to do my duty. but | would like
some one TO tell me what we are fighting
for"
The Chicago Standard, Baptist
journal, recently printed letter from
another soldier in Luzon. He ex-
presses his views MS follows:
I'VE came here to help not to slaught-
er these natives: to fight the oppressor
Spain not the oppressed. 1t strikes me
MS not very fair to pursue policy that
leads to this instruction and then keep
us volunteers out here to fight battles we
never enlisted for. | cannot see that we
are lighting for any principle now"
Still another soldier, J. Il Fetterlv,
has written letter 1t appeared in
the columns of the Omaha World
Herald several days ago. He said:
Il believe they (the Filopinos) should
be accorded all the rights that we claim
for ourselves AS for myself |. marched
INTO the battle to make them free--not to
make them subjects. | understood our
mission to be one of humanity and for
the cause of freedom. but our offering on
The altar of liberty has been prostituted -
These opinions expressed by the
soldiers in the field and who cannot
see beyond the plain facts are worthy
OF more consideration than those of
blatant expansionsts, who talk for
political purposes, or in the interest
OF some combine waiting to swoop
down as soon as our government is
In position to warrant the move
And the force now being used to en-
force our peculiar ideas on nation
not advanced enought to appreciate
cannot be justified by any known
principle OF American policy. AS
well might the iish-hawk, when he
seizes his prey, say, as he hears it
away to the rocky heights, your con-
diton is very bad and | am doing
this for your benefit, come with me
and learn to fly, and he does fly
inside the hawk.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1899-05-18

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The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1899-05-18

Ringlins Bros aquarium, which
is one of many features in the ZOO
logical display of the Worlds Great
est Shows. comprises wonderfully
complete collection of hippopotaml,
sea lions, seals, Polar bears and
other water-frequenting animals, to-
gether with superb display OF
water fowl, including scores of peli-
cans, storks, hamingoes, and wild
game. This is the most novel dis
play of the kind ever inaugnrated,
and is entirely original with this
great show.
See those dress patterns at the
Golden Rule-almost given away.
T. W, Bassler, Masonic Building.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1899-05-18
THEY KNOW THE KING.


To mn ,",aryiaw u',% ' J IosanL p yi'
editor OF the New York World, chiefly
Of American nnd ''S Tmalish ' iorrn r'Tor
Touching upon politics, Mr. Pulitzer is
assured ,hnt Mr. Rr e viii ' aanir " b,ve
the democratic nomination for the presi-
"Will he he Summarized nv n united
party was asked
pcnds unon his Good sense or follv IF
he again puts the free silver issue to the
viii stand aIoo'f hm, If w. ;s can,o r'' y ~
let free silver sink to the background and
expansion or anti.rxnansion and anti.
monopoly or trusts. then he will receive
upited Democratic n o behind HIM b ,,l
he will also be supported by the vast
nlienaled hv he nav 'dG enar,nre from onr
constitutional government, which the
soc c Press ''''''o p''''' means A'
The above interview. which. not
having been contradicted. we take it
is truly reported, is of great import
ance to believers in true democracy.
Not that it cuts any fioure whether
Mr.. Pulitzer and his powerful paper
supports its presidential nominee or
not-Democrats are nre, arel f.,
campaign in 1900 as in 1896. no.,
only without the support, but with
the opposition. of the powerful news.