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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-09-09

Este es Ell VIGoRIZANTE mas poderoso. Ell
RECONSTITUYENTE mas efcaz, FL TONICO
del sistema nervioso. Is el arnento mas com
pleto del cerebro nervios
Este vino es un verdadero CORDIAL. Su sabor
es agradabe. Puede toHarse con entera confanza
Siempre hacc ben. Su efecto fortifcante es inme-
diato. Un solo frasco basta para sentir sorpren-
dente mejora.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-09-09
GRAN OPORTUNIDAD PARA Los ENFtRMOS

Professor Msir gasaio vida estudo in
estado d cebre 6o entire odcs los
puebos del mundo Habla diez idiomas
E tambien hs hcho marsvosas Yk Chicago San
Francisco todos los Estados de oeste.
Ha estsdo Meo Centre Sur America Chile PERT Repubi
Argentina Brazil Portugal L6ndTes.
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Kstos grsudes maravlosos remedog
que los meutos impuz de la obones
del csrebro p6rdd de memorial bue color bun speio
intermediates del ufsmscones de las r0
cuerpo Catar epfsrmeddes del hgsdo Insomnia Duea Gro
nc Dseuter ooho horas Fua Escroua EnfeI
medades del pumon os rnons de- Ia mu de los nervios Impo
sd enfmedade de Ia p dolores los muscnlos hueso
pa del corazon nfeu9ds secretas dyspepsia h4dondez de
bocs PARALYSIS esteidsd bronqus hdropa perdds del osbe
soldas aruueis enfamedatss de- Ia epna Doa las cadas
Rsconendnos o ovnes perdan pueden
cursdos pronameute por prooedmiens maaoso
Tenemos gran existenoa en- botoa.
No Edidorss, Suaos nj -yenares.
Los mas reputado medcos reomepdan esto sTataoa
de gas para enfermeees OrOnicas.
Miles de miles d. infouuados que feon gos sn ban sdo
ourados hsbeDd sdo ante 1ahuoafos ninenoa mdc
PARA LAS SENORAS SENO %ITAS
eapaaifo haoer desap d. la las
aug4s erupoones yuvendo ut color natural hscendo
aparecer jovsn dos prooedue 's de massage
AcudlI 0
Gale della Lima fGente la Clos lado del Clmado.
Ponce JIio Is 10 l89a
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-09-09
FarIMacia

Sc ofrece en- yenta al aGra litsdo lsstsbIe-
Oimiento que posea on San German don Jo-
Sc D Carlo
Para informes dirigirse al dueilD, en- di-
cha oiudad d D. 0. J, Monsgss en- Maya
gitz.
JaIio 81 de 1899. S-m, alt.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-09-09
PRIVILEGIO CONTRA CADUCIDAD

SObre este namamOs muy parcuarmente aenC6n del p6-
lCo pOr Ia HnCa COmpaa del Contnente Americana OUT
goucede semelante PnVlego
dsspu6s VICENTE POLKA pagass prsO
psro UADUCAkA
Ohs msnaa POLKA ndOe Poll
g GADUCAn
sOnso interim FC conserve vge9te tOrpa mAneads LA CON.
SdssdOs LA GVAfA ntsrsse asvsngdoa
ssaiso que snssdad
EO llama pOceder equidad vgsr los ineresss dc
d sseguTados en- Den de tamlGas
81 kE5GAUhAk RuLlzAs ABAND0NA
As pva teaaVA psgO atO
3 dsYspgados.
suB0 que hsssn p los psm duIants TRks
OOMPhEIOa MAS GoMEANA,
De los Eensa tOnsa nuras POll
Dc
26hGas VICE
Os ggC, E9C, nsgoos prvaOs
9 pAgsdo
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abr condeones prYieeos mas taYorabeg para los ags
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-09-09
HI soLdeI oanada3

Suphcamos ntehgente pdbicO Dc esta Isa Ia estura
adO hemOss condolences eVndo as sOrprenddOs
por sOCedaoes granhdas; de aseguT Vuesss Ya
omad mas nfOrmss de-
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bGaQaaoAgass VojgO Jesus M. Lago, Fernando d. Oe
erO Agents sOcadOr Luis YoEdan Dsv Agenes OOe0terO
n Ponce basm Hermanvs
ls'sA Pma As9alaM
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-09-09
Venta1a@

La del Goiemo del Canada
asEpa quedsndo Asegurado interim nega Ia defntvA
A oCUPACl0N VAJzS DEsAFI0S, REYOLUGONE GUERRAS g. 3
Asguad PAGAND0 R0DO sEsTRO CUAQUIshA SEA Ii
GAuSA.
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IN3EGNNi5RO CIVILES

l56 Fifth Avenue, Nuw Yoyk
So enosrgsran dc organlzE ompresss
para la exploitation de couceslones do
de mlnas, riegos y Obras de- interes go.
neral en- Porto Rico en- oombin aoi6n con
los Estados Unidos.
Rspresentsnte en- Puerto Rico:
Julio E.STEINACHER. PONCE
Ponce julio IA de 1899
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LA DEMOCRACIA
PREoIOs DE sUsORIOION

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,.TssS-F para la mess. Embats-
tukIlIEE da er lstas de l "A, liz,
kXSAS !, 6 y 10 lbs. y EN- Gu
h-ttt, liz bsrriIes y
.SZs barriles. Urdenen por
BSf2Rh 4 ouducto de sus sgen-
sz tes w. G. DEAN &
SON : New 70 k Muestras rueden ser
vistas en- casa dc Jos6 Sara, Habsns,
y go envian gratis FOR corTeo al que
las pido. Agosto 81 de 1899.
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ESK'1V1l9R R1o@

aguradO pued fod cuAqua nunay dedearss
pima extra.
1rsn sOsaia OOnesden rsnOvssOasa
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toitst .a, . se ,V,,ag clun' Great POND, l,
NJ. ~ - D. piiloW Eases.
OBJ US W. i1i'' Deiie HarIahd' Great Pond, l,
Par,,;o, ,y4,,i. -
;ot s ,ieo d" iiiia,ns, great roma, l, spec
'ei pntt m ,henneo' ~ooi mlttens,
NUN Wlliiahs, Great Pond, l, special
iee Nh , wool m n Ms,
| A.cher, treat POND, 3, dolly.
doiiiss 'N'a "lilHins' GREAT fond, l.,
oUu,ies'
sn Wis Guy mick, Great Pond, l, bed
| spioeu, piiloW cases, pillow shams, bu-
ana scarf, scarf, stand scarf, 2, pillow cases,
an" NJ Sp'as s, q, pillow cases.
,ot,i,, rioS 9 binery' preau roma, l.
tSr,s,IiS p9l'y una cehlefplece, s, en-
" 81 GU uoilS'
-" uta l'ooeIts, l, laules WOOL Stock
SIil "ii r. saoN% w.,
Mss i Watls, crochet lace :, do.
M nrs MerY J SlIshN,l, mems wool stock
aaiyultS IeCClH ahehueu LOT rug.
bo,it7,a-dtiS. 9i'7"g' aurora, l. SILK
M tIotiisri, ,.a.zt=,. A., -,
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for - rI1,, "a 'i'9oS' Speciai iecoiiiihehueo
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COS o,', 49, t nutoia, pllio"
NJ. "i nao 'S9 o. aets - t'pie mas.
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chiaf - " II WI N manu-
NJ T. IL r. 49, - ,,.,il,
Mrs joseph Frost. Mariayiile. 2. Worsted
quilt.
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Worth Reading.
To the Editor:

To the Editor:
think it my duty to inform
your readers of remedy that
should be in every household.
l was a martyr to Dyspepsia
and Constipation and tried
everything in vain. In despair l
bought ten cent package of the
L. S. Army & Navy Tablets, II
East 18th ST., New York, and
in three days l felt better and
afterwards I bought a twenty
five cent package and now l am
completely cured. Your druggist
can and Dggfst get it for you.
Yours truly,
4 READER.
FOR SALE BY ELLsWORTH's LEADING DRUGGIST
WItiGIN'S DRUG STORE,
EEM / Cor Main and Water SITS.
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yearIing draft colt, 2 for yearIipg driv;no
colt, for Grade jersey COW.
Atfherson Johnston, for Durham COW
! colt.
John Mcdonald, 3 for Plymouth Rock
+ fowls.
L Slsby, Aurora, for yearling short
Cochin fowls
Eva Durham, Mariaville, 1 for grade
Jersey heifer.
] Jennie Durham, Mariaville, for Jer-
sey COW.
William Grover, l for mare and colt
brown leghorn hens, white leghorn hens
and for Jersey COW.
Frank Durham, 1 for grade Horstein
calf, > for Holstein eew.
II Patteu, for 2-year-old heifer.
Roberts, Tor grade Jersey bull calf
HarFF Silly, l for yoke yeariing steers,
for yoke twin steers-calVes.
james Watts, for heiier calf.
l. II Robinson, /, sheep.
+ II Jordan, MRriayille, /, yearling Jer-
sey bull.
Myrl Chick 2 for COW.
Harold Remission, l for yoke OF oxen.
Rufus Cruff8rd. Matiaville. | for barred
plymouth Rock chicks and doves; for
ducks.
: 5 Scott, . for -oU mud pigs.
$ L Nlcscrsuu, l for native COW and
grade Hoistelu Cow.
NJ smith, for po'ed Angus COW.
l. l. Crosby, Tor SOW aud pigs and =
year-oli tlol-t-j Aeiter.
Mrs 5 T. Silsby, for Pekin ducks and
white Nyandote fowls ,, Brahma and
silver Wynndotte fowls.
w q OrcUtt, ! for yoke steer calves and
John Gregg, for Guernsey and for
grade jersey COW.
Ernest Roberts, = for matched span
draft horses.
{ p silsby, Aurora, l for matched span
draft horses.
John + Gregg, ! for driving horse.
b w Silsby, for
FARM AND GARDEN PRODUCE.
Judges Z Brown, Clifton; c NJ Smith,
Amherst; Milton Il Siisoy, Aurora.
J II Nickerson, for rita bic and for cattle
carrots.
Atcherson Johnston, /, Early Northers
potatoes.
II Patten, for Beauty OF Hebron,
Carman No 3 and Dakota red potatoes,
Butman squash, musk melon, Early Deep
Head cabbage, short white carrots, Mar
blehead squash, Norbiton giant beets
and parsnips, , for Early North hers pota-
toes, Crook Neck and Hubbard squash
citron, table and cattle beets, tomatoes
and sweet corn, 3 for Empire State pota-
toes, Hubbard squash, Rubicon carrots,
chicory and popcorn.
b w Silsby, for New Queen potatoes,
2, Empire State potatoes.
l. l. Silsby, 2, yellow corn.
Geo + Archer, l for Harmony Beauty,
Carman No /, Rural New Yorker potatoes,
satisfy, caultlower, Silver King barley,
Lewis oats, New Marvel spring wheat,
Giant white cucumber, Pixies Peak and
Hubbard squashes; ,, Dakota and New
Queen potatoes, Oxheart carrots, parsnips,
pea beans, yellow-eye beans 3, cattle
carrots, ruta- baga turnips and cabbages.
j G Durham, 2 for cattle beets and
yellow pumpkins.
c NJ Smith, ! for Boston Marrow, New
Faxon, Essex Hybrid and Mammoth
squashes, Burpheys extra early No 81
potatoes, Hancock and American Wonder
peas, each, Purple Top turnips and table
beets; 2, Pride OF America potatoes,
japanese Coffee berry, Indian Chief barley,
popcorn, ruta- baga turnips, satisfy,
cattle beets; 3, Beauty OF Hebron potatoes,
Bliss everbearing peas, cattle beets.
T. { Durham, MariayilIe, field and sweet
pumpkins, each, l.
5. L. Nickerson, . for Rural New
Yorker and Carman No. potatoes.
William II Parkes, Clifton, for yellow
corn, white and yellow-eye beans, each.
Harold Remission, for Early Northers
pOtatOps
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Harry silsby, for Empire State po-
/ tatoes, Yellow Danvers onions.
| Adelbert Fletcher, l for ruta- baga
turn 81.
CT Silsby, Mariaville, for sweet corn
and honey, Hubbard squash; 3, table
beets.
E Brown, Clifton, 2 for Yellow
Danvers onions.
Josiah Clewley, Clifton, for Pride OF
America potatoes; 2, Harmony Beauty
potatoes; 3, yelow-eye beans.
John Gregg, l, popcorn.
Fred Siisby, 3, Pride of America
potatoes.
Samuel Giles, Aurora, 3, yellow corn.
Ernest Rowe, Aurora, l, Vermont early
/ potatoes.
SWEEPSTAKES.
Pest display Of squssh-C NJ Smith,
Amherst, / f; Geo Archer, 2.
fo'e haFns VIM II Partes, Clifton, /;
Geo Archer, Amherst, 2.
Peas-C NJ Smith, Amherst, l. Geo f
Archer, Amherst, ..
Garden produce II Patten, Amherst,
|; Geo Archer, Amherst, 2; Nj Smith,
Amherst ?
Farm produce-Geo f Archer, L; NJ
Smith, ,, j II Patten, 3; Amherst.
Potatoes-Geo L Archer, i; c NJ Smith,
;; II Patten, 81 Amherst.
FRUIT AND BERRIES.
Judges--C NJ Smith, Amherst; Milton b
sllshy, Aurora; 4 Z Brown, Clifton.
J II Patten, /, Rhode Island greetings;
:, Porter apples.
b w oilsby, /, Stark's apples 2, Alex
unders.
J G Durham, 3, King of Tompkins
county apples.
chi Smith, /, Fall Jennetting, Ladies'
sweet, RoXbury russell, Hubbardstone
NOuesuch, yellow Beethoven, Wagner,
Tolman sweet, Wolf River and Transcen-
dent crab apples; ,, Northern Spy, Rhode
Island greenlng; 3, Baldwin, Alexanders
and Stark's.
L Clark, I, Golden Russet; 2, Ben
Davis, Fameuse and crab.
l. e Crosby, 2, King of Tompkins
county.
VIM Il Parkes, Clifton, /, King of
Tempkins county Ben Davis apples and
pears; 2, Stark's apples
Ethel Frost, Mariaville, =, Duchess
apples.
4 Brown, Clifton, /, garden fruit and
red Pippin apples; 2, New York russell,
Baldwin and yellow Beethoven apples and
cranberries; 3, Porter and Rhode Island
greeniug apples.
John Gregg, l, garden sweet apples.
James F Emery, Great Pond, /, grapes.
Mrs Gilman Jordan, Waltham, l, GRAY
enstein apples; ,, grapes.
Dudley S Silshy, I, Calvert, Northern
Spy and New York russell apples; 2, pears.
Geo Archer, l, Williams favor1te
Duchess, Baldwin, Porter, Astrachan,
Baldwin Seeding aLples 2, Garden Spice
and Tolman sweet apples; 3, Fameuse and
New York russell apples.
Mrs + Silsby, /, Fameuse apples; 3,
Gran berries and crab apples.
KITCHEN AND DAIRY.
Judges-Mrs Seth A. Remission, Am
herst Mrs l. a Plummer, Bradley.
Cooking by girls under 10 years OF age
Annie Grover, /; Hattie Crockett, 2.
Clara Nickerson, l, white bread and
maple syrup.
Mrs Eliza Brimmer, Mariavile, /, cheese.
Mrs Silsby, !, brown bread; 2, but
ter.
Mrs Ethel Frost, Mariaville, /, butter.
Mrs Gilman Jordan, Walt ham, 2, cheese.
FANCY WORK.
Judges-Mrs Seth A Remission, Am
herst, Mrs l. A PIummer, Bradley.
Mrs Helen Silsby, ,, table mat.
Mrs Leonard Williams, Great Pond, /,
glove case, handkerchief case, splasher,
linen table mats, mems double mittens,
worsted quilt, special, ladies' wool nit
tens; =, picture throw, hemstitched
apron, 3, pin cushion and tidy.
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ONE POUND WILL MAKE OVER 200 CUPS,
CHASE & SANB0RN'S !. TEAS.

herst; Mrs l. A Plummer, Bradley; Mrs
Florence Archer, Mariaville.
Mrs Helen SiIsby, painting, !, for
landscape, animals, marine, vegetab les
?, Swiss figure, animals, on satinand chine.
Mrs j IL Patten, paintings, /, figure,
portrait 3 figure, animals.
Best collection of paintings Helen
Silsby, l; Mrs j II Patten, ,.
Flowers-Mrs c Nickerson, ., pansieg.
c NJ Smith, plant, Chinese lantern, /,
and bouquet 2.
Mrs Josiah Clewley, Clifton, I, display
of potted plants.
Mrs Geo Archer, l, bouquet, asters,
dahlias, psusies, petunias, sweet peas,
floral pillow, floral wreath and chrysan-
themums, ard cut flowers.
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Bismarck'3 Iron Nerve

Was the result of his splendid health.
lndomitable will and tremendous energy
are not found where Stomach, Liver, Kid
ncys and Bowels are out of order. If you
want these qualities and the success they
bring use DIR. Kings New Life Pills. They
develop every power of brain and body.
Only 25c. at 5. ID. WIGGIN'S drug store.
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Notice of Assignee of His Appointment

At Ellsworth. in the county of Hancock, aud
State of Maine, the ninth day Of June,
Il. d. 1898.
yINHE undersigned hereby g. =.etice Of
tate of George r. Campbell an y litiam II.
True, both of Ellsworth, in sailt uUuHty. part
ners doing business in said Ellsworth. under
the partnership name of Campbell & True,
and also as individuals, insoivenr debtors,
who have been declared insolyent upon their
own petition, by the court of insolvency, for
said county of Hancock
RALPH e. mason, Assignee.
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YT,HE subscriber hereby gives notice that
L he has been duly appointed admins
late of Ellsworth, in the county Of Hancock,
deceased, and given bonds as the law directs.
All persons having demands against the
tate of said deceased are desired to present
the same for settlement and all indebted
thereto are requested to make payment i'm
mediately CHARLES q. SLOWER.
September ). a. d. 1899.
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Hoods Pills cure all liver H. S9e-,rri.a.-
iuu 1J,t
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H0iCI.
They Nj Say So.
Not Only in Ellsworth, But in Every
CITY and Town in the Union.

lily anu lUNH III -kiIc OIilUlI.
II the reader ;ooE he time and trouble
to ask his fellow residents Of Ellsworth the
simple question given below, he would
obtain he one answer II he would read
the str'emeuts now being published in
Ellswos IA, which refer to this answer, it
would surprise him 10 note that they
number SO many. As many more could
H.. gud my TIC. published but in the
meantime ask the first person you meet
y hat cures backache? Tho answer will
he. Doan's Kidney Pills. Here Is citizen
who endorses our claim;
Nr. Warren G. Jordan, travelling sales
man for J. T. Crippen, Piano, Organ and
sewing machine dealer, says In the
fall OF %, W lille making my regular trip
through Hancock county, brought up in
Mariavile, with miserable, aching back.
A lady living there suggested that | take
Doan's Kidney Pills, saying, they will
certainly help you. took her advice,
when got back to Ellsworth and pro-
cured them at Virgins drug store. had
taken other medicines before for the same
complaint, but the pains and aches in my
back always returned, sometimes much
worse than others. At this time had it
about as bad as | ever had The iarring
OF the buggy hurt me, and | could not
lean against the back Of the seat, my kid
neys were SO sore. | brought it on by
heavy lifting when delivering instruments
and have had it for a number Of years,
often SO severe that l could not stoop over
or lift anything. | had no bother after
using Deans Kidney Pills, and l did as
much driving and lifting as ever did"
For sale by all Dealers price 80 cents.
Mailed by Foster Nilburn Co., Buffalo,
y y, sole agents for the L. ).
Remember the name, Doan's, and take
no other.
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AMHERST FAIR.

List of Premiums Awarded ut the
tp-R!ver Exhibition.
Following is II complete list OF pre-
miums awarded at the fair of the Northern
Hancock agricultural society at Amherst
last week;
DRAWING CONTEST, HORSES.
Judges - John Lymburner, Els. Falls
Clifton Woodward, Ellsworth; Elisha ]
SWEET, Dedham.
Two horse teams Walter Richardson
Aurora, l, Ernest Roberts, Amherst, 2
Chas Z Siisby, Aurora, B.
Single horse Walter Richardson. An
rora, l. Everett Mace, Aurora, >.
HoRsrs, MAT rA.rrr, suErp. SWINE
hND HoH1HRH.
Judges, john IYmhurHer. Els Falls:
Clifton woodward, Els; Elisha J SWEET,
DedhHm.
Lafayette Haa#eom, Amherst 1 Tor
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Eroal otirfs.

T'HE subscriber hereby glvee r9t'ee that
l. he has been duly appoi~ 7dminis-
TRAITOR of the estate of Irving Bridges,
late of Hancock, in the county Of Hancock
deceased, and given bonds as the law directs.
All persons having demands against the es-
tate of said deceased desired to present
the same for settlement. and ali indebted
thereto requested to make payment i'm
mediately. GEORGE &. BRIDGES.
September 5, a. d. 1893
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How Are Your Kidneysa
DR. Hobbs SparaEns Pills cure all kidney Ills. Sam.
pie free Add. Sterling Remedy Co. Chicago or N. Y
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To Cure Constipation Forever.
Take CdScaretS Candy CathartIc. l0c or 25c
II c. c. c, fail to cure, druggists refund moue
The record-union., 1899-10-21
EASTERN STAR.
The Grand Chapter Insta11s the
Newly-E1ected Off GERS.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 20-The
Grand Chapter of the Order of Eastern
Star installed the newly elected officers
to-day as follows: Mrs. F. T. Nc
Cowan, Worthy Grand Matron, Ukiah;
George L. Darling, Patron, San Fran
cisco; Mrs. Lulu Lucas. Associate Ma
tron, Santa Maria: DR.. Charles C. Cor
biere, Associate Patron, Redding; Mrs
Kate Willats, Secretary, San Francisco;
Mrs. Isabella L. Vawter, Treasurer
Santa Monica; Mrs. Carrie B. Hoff,
Adah, Pasadena; Mrs. Mary B. Cowell,
Ruth, Woodbridge; Mrs. Anna Kilim-
mer, Esther, Willows: Mrs. Jennie Hall,
Martha, Porterville; Mrs. Agnes Co
nant, Electa, San Jose: Mrs Anna
Johnson, Grand Conductress, San Fran
cisco; Mrs. Minnie Hallet, Associate
Conductress, Oakland: Mrs. Hetty
Force, Marshal, Lakeport; Mrs. Mary
Caroline Devereau. Chaplain, Santa
Rosa; Mrs. Joseph Inebremer, Warden,
Wadsworth, New: Mrs. Minnie D.
Brown, Sentinel, Los Angeles.
Tomorrow the delegates will visit
the Widows and Orphans Home at
DecOto.
The record-union., 1899-10-21
ADVICES FROM HAWAII.
Shipping Men Dissatisfied With an
Order of Colonel RuhIen.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 20-Advices
from Honolulu state that Colonel Ruh-
len, in charge of the transport service
at Honolulu, has issued an order di-
recting the commanders of merchant
vessels loading and unloading at the
docks to be in readiness to leave their
berths as soon as a Government trans
port has been sighted. BY this means
Colonel Ruhlen hopes to avoid the de-
lays incurred here by transports una
BILE to get dockage room on their ar
rival. There is much dissatisfaction
among shipping people, as the order of
Colonel Ruhlen will result in much ex-
pense, heretofore unnecessary.
A serious stabbing affray occurred
on the transport Sheridan over a game
of craps. Private w. d. Snap of Com
pany L, Thirty-third Infantry, used
knife with terrible effect on Private
Retter of Company d. 1t is reported
that Snaps victim is fatally injured.
Little information could be obtained
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the head mining operations in the Por-
cupine sections.
Nothing has yet been decided as to
the resumption of the sessions of the
Joint High Commission, but, with the
boundary question removed from the
field for a time, meeting is likely to
follow before Congress meets.
LONDON, Oct 20-Sir Louis Davis,
Canadian Minister of Fisheries and
Marine, says that Canada does not gain
any territory by the provisional ar
rangement.
1.-THE modus vivendi seems to me fair
to both sides, so far as it will prevent
local friction, it is satisfactory to me.
Such an arrangement had to be made.
for the condition of the residents in
the disputed territory was intolerable.
Nevertheless, the prospects of a set
tlement being arrived at are no bright
er. The American and British diplo-
mats will continue their efforts to at
tain it,
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GENERAL FUNSTON.
Entertained at Stanford University
by Professor Kellogg.

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Oct. 20
General Funston, his wife, and Presi-
dent Snow of the State University of
Kansas, were entertained to-day at
luncheon by Professor kellogg, an old
schoolmate of General Funston. In the
afternoon General Funston addressed
the students in the chapel. He was
enthusiastically received.
DR.. Jordan. in introducing him, said:
General Funston made his first visit
to Stanford while OF trip from the
Arctic region to the equator. His sec
ond while on his journey from Cuba to
the Philippines, and his third while on
the way from the Philippines to the
highest honors in the gift of the peo-
pie of Kansas"
General Funston discussed the causes
that led to the war. and expressed a
hope that the United States would re-
tain the islands.
This evening the General was enter
tanned at dinner by President Jordan,
and was given later a reception by the
Phi Delta Theta Fraternity, of which
he is a member.
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A Chicago Editor Entertained.

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct 20.-H. IT.
Kohlsaat, proprietor of the Times
Herald" of Chicago, was given a re-
ception to-day at the Union League
Club. The club rooms were we'll filled
with prominent Republicans, who COR
daily greeted Mr.. Kohlsaat, and wei
coined him to California. Speeches were
made by M. NJ. Estee. NJ H. de Young,
w. H. L. Barnes, Mr. Kohlsaat and E.
Nelson Blake in which the national
Administration was warmly commend
ed and the carrying of California by
the Republicans predicted. Mr.. Kohl
saat and party left tonight for South
ern California.
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Disturbances at Prague.

LONDON, Oct 20.-A special dis
patch from Vienna says that the dis
turbances in Prague and other Bohe-
mian centers have been renewed On
Wednesday evening the troops at
Prague drove the rioters from the
streets. Mobs then reassembled at
various points in the suburbs, smashed
the windows OF. houses occupied by Ger
man and Jews, and attempted to burn
a cycling school. A number of riot
ers and some twenty-five policemen
were wounded. Similar riots are re-
ported from more than a dozen cities
and towns.