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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-18

Electricity for the propulsion OF ferry
boats Is now being practically calculated
upon the Delaware. and many advantages
ana much economy will result from its use.
II will for instance save the fuel wasted
when the fires are being kept up. as they
always must he, while the boat Is waiting
IN her slip. fer q steamboat must be pro-
vided with engines and boilers for her
highest speed, and this. In the case OF a
ferryboat, can only be used small part
OF the time. with an electrical equipment
and storage batteries the batteries can be
changed while the boat il in her slip. and
a great deal Of the space necessary for
steam machinery saved. besides clearing
tho vessel Of xmokestacks. lessening vibra-
tion and decreasing the necessary crew.
American Shiphuilder.
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Rainier
Beer

II stirs up tho blood. makes tho
mind and ego clear. It's just as
good IN winter IS IL is IN summer
and It's the best summer drink.
6oren hass-pint bottles delivered to
any part N ths city. $40. Telephone.
Esn.sr -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-18

Ta1p0SAi.S for Fresh Reef and Mutton:
asee chief CoInmissary. Vancouver
mrracks. Wash. oct H. 1919. Sealed pro-
gssais for furnishing and delivering
ssssh Reef and Fresh Mutton for six
1aa.hs beginning January l. lao. Will 10
se.iyed here and at offices of commits
s5ss o. Fort Stevens, Oregon, Boise
Mraeka ard Fort Sherman. Idaho.
Ewts Candy, casey. Flagisr. Walia Wal
A Wright and Vancouver Barra cks.
gash. and Skagway and Fort WranaeI.
iaska, until Il a. m. November Is. iNs,
Ia then opened Information furnished
II APPLICATION Envelopes containing pro-
pals should 30 Endorsed Proposals FOR
hsh Beef and Fresh Mutton" and all
Esed tc conmissary az pest II be sup
A or 70 Major James y. Allison. Chief
Inmissary
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-12-28
Gtst ftsnppeS Gntfota sn CT.

9anfhare Worte eeibrieben BON 6rau
9loa e. Sart bon 8orton. g. g.: ,@r=
trartte on eiuer idlimmen grfdltuno
lpeld)e 1id aui Die 2un9en lbluq;
6ulien fam OaSu uno fins ih I'll i6pino=
liibtig su peroen. gier Nerste 9abel,
MID auf uno lugteu, nuB ib nur nod
tur5e 3eit gu leben baben lperoe. SD
CAB mid lclbli meinem @rl0ier auf,
bofleno, oob menn ib nibt bel nneinen
Greunoen auf groen bleiben tonne, ib
melae oblpelenoen oben tseffen peroe.
Semano CAB meinem Gatten Den Gotb,
Or. Sings gfew DISCOVERY fir S6pino=
lut0t, 5ulten unO Grtdltune Su beibaf=
fen. SD ma6te einen 9eriu0 uno nabm
i'm 6ansen oht Hlalden. IS bot mid
ftlrirt uno, 8ott lei Dauf, i1 bin isbt
cine 9elunoe uno trdftiee 6rou. probe=
flal6en frci in ). s. lRiller & Sobns
Npotbete. gtsguldre Gr6Be so Gts. uno
sl.O0. 8arantirt oper Der preis au=
riiferiiattet. /
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-12-28
mic tt,a,t &srOenfDuloen
Dcsatlt.

Gin beliebter Ylan lit oas yrief- Gtife=
ten=Spltem, burh nelhes Der 5hreiber
blttet, ihm cine Gillette BON einem
Gafet Glepelano Gacoa ausuienoen.
Ger gmpfdnser erhdlt babel oen pollen
g3ertb oes ausaeleaten @eloes uno bat
feline Soften als Die fleine Mibe, Die ibm
oaraus eripdhst. Sies lit piel leidter
ols Subicriptionen an lammeln, nobel
iiir bic geitrdae nidts aegeben miro.
Die gtitetten tperoen Dem 6abrifanten
SuaeItelt, nelder oafiir besablt uno oa=
ourb feline Waaren befannt madt, uno
10 Die Nnseiaetoifen erIpart. Mer Sn=
terelle bieran nimnt, idreibe an bic
Glepelano Gbofolabe nno cocoa Gom=
panp in Glebelanb, Ohio. DieIelben
oeben Dollltdnoige Nustunft. gs III
ifaunensmertb, tpie lei1t 5000 bis 1O,=
900 gtitetten auf biei Weiie seiammeli
tperben f0nnen. As
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-12-28
Gta9t:iOe 9eloentDa4ea.

S0nnen Die gn0lduoer tsine 5iea
errlnsen, 10 lino oaiiir Die SIdtter Dol
Don NusIbreltun9en oes enalilher
So!oner6seres, nit mcltDen oas enQ
llhs golf ilber Die ibma1uoQen 9tle:
oeria9fn blnmeg 9etGuld1t meroen iol
len. so miro aud betannt, unite,
melb' abldeulihen lmltdnoen Der be:
riilnte Nngriff Der fiiniteu ulanen au
Die Suren bel glanOslaaete geitab
Sine feline 5ruppe bon Buren, etluo
50 an Der 3abl. maren bon Dem 0aupt.
TOPPER Der Bur9ber obgei5nitten un1
in elne Stellln0 seordngt woroen, nr
ne llb meoer Dor nod rlftpQrts beue=
gen fonnten. Nuf oisies SGuflein par=
fen lid Die 800 Mann Der fiiniten ula=
nen nit 9elentten 2ansen. 1ur Die
guren mar tein gnttonmcn, lie bitten
Die meibe 6laage, 1ie erboben Die Sdnos
uno flebten I'M Baroon -.
Was mar Die 9lntnort oes enoliIhen
&apitdns 6 elm Yaroon aebt
Den Sieitern! llno oann beaann
oas famoie u5erfelltehen", ienes bru=
tale Wtoroen, iene ipiilte blutige s6ldb=
tsrsl tpebrloler Wdnner, tpelde bic
gnsldnoer Die n&ads fir Ntaiuba
9ll" nennen. Sreimal muBte Der
5rompeter oas 3eidsn our ginltelluno
oes glutbaoes seben, ebe oieies Moro=
aelinoel ibm 9eborhte. uno oann
rolate elm nod perd1tliheres 9reiben,
oas perbreherilbe 9lusrauben Der Sob=
ten, Vermunoeten uno Der nenioen
ilberlebenoen Yuren. yltit Dem Oje.
luebre Dor Der Bruit ipuroen Die lebte=
rem Sur 0erausaabe ibrer Mertblahen
uno Oeloer aespunsen. Ginem Yureu
bate man @elO, &of uno stielel ob-
9enommen uno baum befabl man i6m
oe}eBt laufe !" llno als er lief, frad3ten
ein balbes 8ubeno S6iille uno Der I'm,
aliiflihe iant bluteno gu Yooen. Gas
llno britiihe 0eloentbaten, oas lit Na=
DE fir Majuba Qia
Sie Vuren prelie, Die boadnoiIAen,
bic 9eiammten tontinentalen 3eitnnaen
limb poa bon ioldeu sdauoertbaten
englilber Soloaten, Die iibrigens ni6t
perfeblen peroen, iih an @nglanb ielbli
auf's Bitterfe 3u rdden Denn niht nur
nub es ale nod porbanbenen Spmpa=
tbien BEL anbern Y0ltern perlieren audi
Die Dlamme Der &epolution in Der 3ap
tolonie miro, burh iol6e berbre1eriihe
yrutalitdten an ben itammpernanoten
Buren, beganaen, gu be0auflooernoem
Branoe an9efabt tperben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-12-28

loem alten 26ipe,l, bic uns bon altersbe,
10 ipobl betannte meiBe en9liibe 6logae
sebiBt; unb ioeben trifft bon Mafeiina
| Die Nahridt ein. oab auh bic oprtiae
geiablna oas lpeibe Sud- eehiBt bat.
9lllo purlpdrts Gnelano arbeitet,
tuie es in Der polit,f setban bat, 10 jebi
i'm Srieae. init Den unmiiroiolten Wllt-
teln. 8ei ben 8efanaenen lino Sum=
8um=Gtseln. oieie h0dite Yliitbe Der
enaliiden Civilization, in GROCER Nn=
sabl aefunoen moroen. llnlere 2aaer
plmmeIn BON enaliiben Gpionen uno
erit aeiern Nbeno lit Elm iolhes eSnoi-
piouum ourd Shren 9eridterltatter IL.
einen anoeren Geutihen, ssbnen eemiB
befannten Gombattanten, 0errn Sbeo=
Dor 2iioers aus 0amburg, abeefabt
woroen. Goipeit asbt Die Gutmlltbi9=
felt Der Buren,. baB lie ben neusierigen
enallIhen 8entlemon ni6t obne ,peiteres
Dor elm 4rie9s9eriht itelIten uno ftanb=
redtlih perurtbeilten, ipnoern i'm nod
pretoria an Die 6eribtsbeboroen aus=
lleterten.
Snl Sanoe ielbit bsrribt cine geaei-
lterung, Die nur nit oerjeniaen Der
oeutiben Nreibeitstriese bon 1913 -
ii su persleiden lit. Die Sdreiblfu=
ben Der Nnwdlte, Die 3immer Der 9lerste,
Die 3eitnnss=yureaur, Die 8st6afts-
lotale uno Die Nmtsltuben iino perlaI=
len ibre sSnbaber lino nah Der 6ront
aeritten, baben 5Seoer uno Gle nit benz
Nfau'er pertauldt uno fehten Shulter
an Sbulter mil unleren gursn uno
9anopertern. Sn uus glllen lebt nur
oas Gefllbl. oaB 8ott uns belfen ipiro,
neil mir lilr Die aerehte Sadie Der sSrei=
belt Qpaen Die lltbermaht raub9ierioer
enalllDer uno baltarO=enaliiber Gapita=
lllten uno Die 2dnoersier elmer miBleite=
ten Station fedten.
Mddtig. 1T Die Seaeiitsrung belon=
cers unter Den 9eutihen !; mir bdtten
ME oeglaubt, oaB 10 piele ,pebrbafte
Ssutlbe bier i'm &anoe leben, als iebt
unter ben Waifen bier in Der Sront lle-
ben. g'miilant mar es, an einem Wa=
GEN oes grstoriacorps in groBen guh=
1iaben Die Worte 81 lelen: yHahe fir
Samoa"
Sopslt bat 8ott uns eebolfen. Be=
blststbetle Der md6tigen Seinoe, Die un=
lerer lpotteten, llro in urieren Sdnoen;
Aefon9ene en9liihe Soloaten tperoeu
tdgllb in pretoria eiusebradt; Die
lpelbe TlaN9e bat i6on perlttieoene
!Pale ipleoer lber ensliiben 5tuppen=
lorpern Netpebt. Sarum Gertrauen
,no poripdrts. Gictt 1T mdbtiger ois
'os ma6ti9e gn9lano, ct miro ue;ter
)elfen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-12-28
SOrcGliAcs 1tngliiG anf ocnt
(SiSe.

Briiiiel. %. Seq. lleber 40 5tbul=
timber ertrantan beute Mabmittag bel
einem Gisbru9 in Nreilingham. in Der
Mdbe Der fran50liiden Gren3e. Sic
Sinoer bes bortisen Gdnlbe5irts feier=
ten elm Gdulfeit uno batten Grlaubnis
erbalten, auf bem sugefrorenen 2ps=
Bad au ipielen. Nls bas Weraniieen
i'm polllten Gange mar. brah pl0bli1
oas sis. unb bic Ginoer beribpanben
in Der 9iefe. Giniae ipurben balbtoot
aerettet. bod Die Mebr3abl ertrant.
36 2eiden muroen bis iebt geborgen,
bod tDeroen nod INNER nel1e permiBt.
Sa fat iebe Gamilie inter ben Der-
un9Iiiften Ginoer Doer Yerpanbte per-
loren bat. 10 berriht in Der Staot tieie
9rauer.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-12-28
Der SoD grijf im,s epicI.

Anincp. ST.. %. Des. Gin ent.
leDllbes gnbe bat Die Yrobe eines Meib.
hts-5eltlpiels in elmer Rlalle Der bic.
lisen ct. Graneis 5bule oenomn,en
Sebs tleine Mdoben iinb perbrann
uno bier atloere laben lehensgefnbrIid.
llo pier lelhtere VerleBungen baponae=
traaen. Nuberbem baben mebrert
Shul=Shmeitern uno Elm pater Yrano=
lulinoen erlitten.
SIN 8onaen befanoen fid in Der
alone Ia Wlaoden, nno jeoes berlelben
butte in Dem Seitipiel cine Mole. 3lpei
erlblenen als 2dlnmer nit meiBen gBoH=
tupIen Oil ibren Gleioern. @ines Der
alnoer TOM einem oifen biennenoen
Gasltbt AL nabe uno iofort fin9 Die
sSoae 6euer. gntieblibe MIeenblife
fplAten. Die Glnoer lieien laut f1rei=
enb ourheinanber, uuo 10 entSiinbete
llb ems Der leibten Bsmduoer an Dem
anoern. Die 5bul=Shmeltern eilten
inr 6illle berbei, aber aud) iie fonnten
ydhts ausribten. gub pDn ibnen err
Iittem mebrere ibpere Yranbmunoen,
ebenlp Der pater Bubtiiben.
gbe nod meitere 6iilfe snr StelIe
mar, NOR unermeblibes llueliid gelde=
ben. Gehs tpote &inoer uno IL
Shmeroermunoete maren Die Spfer Der
Gataiiropbe.
Die Sooten lino Marp Waperina,
2llma Diiooenoprf. yertba 6reuno,
Solle Nossemstp, Sleine 0ifsp, sSrene
6reiburg.
Sic Sdlperperlebten lino: SoIepbine
Sohne, Wilbe.mina Gottenoprf, 2ena'
5ciaer, Saura Wtsnfe, SRI. 5oebbina,
'lepa 5impe. Sulie Merner, Batter gn=
'rep Suktiiben. Shmeiter Guomieus,
5dmeltel Gooplpbia, s1meiter Sbeo=
BET, Sdluslter @pDia.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-12-28

Das homeriide Wort ,Dies tpdhif
lino Scenes beri6minbet" l1Bt fn aud
auf unlere 9lrbeitsr. Draoniiotionen an.
iDenben. NDdhreno bic .Mrbeitsritter"
berlnaBen 3uiammen gei6rumpft fno,
Dqb man aar teine 3ablen ine1r ,lennt.
iuaren anf Der gonDeniion' Der ,S5ebera.
tion Of Qabor" in Detroit 800. 600 Nr.
better Durd 200 Deleaoien repr1|entirt.
Mds @ompers iiber bic lnnDIdufiQe De.
tdmpfnna ber 9rniis foQt. iperoen piele
lo0. Stodtsmdnnsr niGt .9lei6sn@ II
nsnni's QuadIolbsrsi. IS
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-12-28
GrieaslefretQr Noot ertI1rt in Sei

Grie9sletretdr 2oot ertldrt in iei=
mem Sabresberi6t. es lei beher, bah Die
Soloaten i'm Eager reIp. in ben Roier=
nen unter militdriider Muflidt Bier
trirlten. ols bab iie iid aukerhalb Der
aalernen nit idlehtem Mbistep pergif-
ten. Eieien enbailtigen Nofenitiiber
habsn iih bic Waller-glpoitel beiberlei
8eihlehts nit ibrer albernen Naitaiion
geaen bic Ratinen reoli1 berbient uno
lie follten nun enbli9 aufbDren. li1 in
militdrifde Dinge ein3umiiden. bon
oenen ieTnihts perifeben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-12-28

SIR. 81. 3. Siipin bon Barcelona,
5panien, perbrinet feline Winter in
2iten. 8. s. S6pa6e Neruen per=
uriabten i9m beftiae sbmersen I'M
0intertopf. gta6oem er Glettric Sit=
ters aebrau6t, Nmeritas ar6btes Slut=
uno g}erpennlittel, OerlieBen i'm Die
51mersen. ST iagte, bieie erobe Wa=
oSln lit es, mas mein 2uno brouht.
GdnS Imerita lueiB, oaB oielclbe 2eber=
mp glierenleioen turirt. oas Slut rei=
niQt oen Maaen uno Die Nerpen itdrtt
Nno reue Strait uno neues 2eben in ie=
ben Wustel, jeoen Nerp uno ieoes Or=
gan oes aorpers brinst. s8enn ihlpah,
niioe ooer leioeno 10 brau6t SIR es.
Gerfauft in j.. 6. Mliller unb Sobus
glpotDefe. l
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8rtefIiNc.

Sir bic am 23. DeaeMber enSenbe
Wo6e blieben fol9enbe ni9t retlamirie
griefe auf Der bieiisen poitoffice
Wlrs. 5. M. Bel.
Mib Beattn Brauman.
Mib Map gellis.
Wlr. Sbos. gaton.
Mr. $. s. @ao9en.
:DliB Wauoe 6alteman.
MiB Map Wliler.
M. Nalar.
Granf Bouts.
u. 5. Slarm.
Wr. Mm. Maller.
Sas. q. Doung.
8. q. Dearborff, g. M.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-12-28

i Sn sem Beridt bes .2onbon Stan.
barb" iiber bic Nieoeylaae ber gngldn.
Der Bel 2abpimitb beiBt es ,llnfere
yldne iparen bemllnoernsmlrbig ents
iporfen. aber unier Mn9riff idlu9 edna.
lid febI. DDS erinnert ali Bic be.
riibmte. b66f fdtDieriae Operation. Bic
ieoesnlnl 0ldn3eno 9elin0t, nur Dob Der
Dperirte binttrtsr an ben s5olaen itirbt.
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stat Obtp, Eclebn7.
2ueae Gpuutr. -.

rant 8. Gtenep befAw6rt, baS e Der aiteyl
;sartnsr Sas peg ttrma 3. gbenep d 60. IL, ipelds
9cnntp nuo etaate, ttut unb bas beaate Ftrnso bts
Gnmme srn etntnnbert o pIlar fdr febeu Ran
Son Matarrt teIabeM rtrb, ber bpY ben 1strau@ tcr
Ra11s = *atarsbs91sn nt&t se9etlt perbeu iann.
fsanf s. GteHsy.
Sl Bef4wcsen Dor MIR xnb unterf6rseten Ia
~~~~) q. o. IS.
=. .. 0Ieafsa, 5iIeatli4es Wetas.
3ars aatautsess wtrb btnnerlt4 sensmmea, uub
Strts Stse anf eas Dlat nnb bte i4letmisea cbera.
9ea pss eyReM6 6tGa@ 8eusntje ira ssi4t6sa.
,. s. G1sHss ). 9sisbo. p.
0-D1saait ssH saes 1ysllslssx, u 6sass.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-12-28

: Ser @ouperneur Woob bon gubo
t9eint ieinen 9nten &uf in Der neuen
Steanna aufreAterbalten gu pollen.
benn alei6 nod ieiner Mntunft floaen
i9on 3bn rtrumme" 3olbous. 3nlpet.
loren. SolAe Oouperneure fDnnten
mir i'm eigenen Qanoe aud eebrauden.
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grr gR1ttTdJr BrnItnd)ter,
berans9eaeben BON ber
ReobsChter Publishinu Co
Neu philadelphia. Caio.
Gamnel 81. Minnis. Meaaftrnr.

Ser uSepbocbterA eridbent ieben Donner5taa unter
fcl9enheu Snberiptipnspreien
6nr DIE g'er Staaten irtb 9onaba. init Der arfer=
nno Sartenban Seitung in Wprausbeaablpng IS so
sb1ro erir i'm Serlaufe bes SahreS poer nod Ab.
lauf beS1efben beaa1lt Sl75
6ur SeutI1ano nno Die Stbmet5 obne Die .scfer-
lnD Sartenbau 3eitnng" BET YprausbeaablArfg 50 %
Wenu nneD Ablanf elneS IerminS ein abpnnent bas
@latt ntbt reffirt reip. mebr aiS Spei ytummern
ntmnlt 10 lpro Der 8etreffenbe aud r ben fo9enbe
2ermln oils slbounent eingetragen.
90 lauge bcr OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fir baS Slatt nod
gans poer tbetipstle ausebt bari eiu Mbonueut bass
lelbe permeigeru.
Entered at the Post Office at New Philadelphia.
o.. as second class matter.
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GonntaeS5ige afptifen ubri1sple nnb @lepelanb
tabreM nbrblih nm SAB @ormittags uno iolib 9:1a
9tahmittagg.
~. 8. garrel, 8eneral pahenger Wgt. Il,
Glebelanb 8.
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GlebelanD, 2oraiu &
@beeling N. vt.

y sSabrplan in Ssraft eit oem 10. gtop. 1899.
Glebelano 9asnbof an S5uae bon SRns9Daierlra6r
Siolid aebenbe 3ige.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-12-28

Tie ,9amb. 9iabr." er6alsen aus
PRETORIA nabltebenbe smei burb Die
arie9s gsrbdltniiie itart peripdtete,
aber immerbin nod bemertenslpertbe
Stimmungsbiloer aus Dem 9urenlaeer !:
The Coconino sun., 1899-05-20
BRIEF LOCALS.
SATURDAY, MAY 20. 1899.

SATURDAY, MAY 70. lo99. Miss Florence Howell left Tuesday for her home in Chicago.
 c. H. Mcclure was in from the Grand Canyon mining district Sunday.
 Forest fires in Arizona are hard to match during this dewless season. c. w. Davis of Bellemont, was visitor in Flagstaff the early part of the week.
 The wind has been jam full of atmos- phere the past few days and is still putting on airs.
 Miss Harris who has been visiting Mrs. H. R. Davis, left for her home in Denver Tuesday.
 Five thousand head of cattle were shipped from Blackberry to Kansas points this week.
 Miss Florence Dukes has been ap- pointed census enumeratOr for Flag. staff school district
 Mrs. J. D. Newman has returned from Los Angeles where she has been spending the winter.
 H. c. Yeager and son shipped five thousand head of sheep this week from Bellemont to Kansas.
 A little precipitation became mixed with the wind Thursday, but was soon lost in the granulated town lots.
 E. M. Elliott, organizer of the United Moderns, spent Sunday and Monday here on his way from California to Denver.
 Burglars .uined the safe of J. L. Nelson at Peach Springs on Saturday night, but failed to open it. Had they succeeded in opening the door they would have obtained three dollars for their labor.
The Coconino sun., 1899-05-20

M. l. kDdiuI biaSn """ Ss' ' Gieser.'' came in from the Grand Canyon mine Thursday.
 Ask to see the new Fedora Tie. Ladies' Oxfords. Flagstaff Cash Store.
 L. S. Drum, familiarity known us sTom," was in from his ranch near Stoneman Lake for few days this week.
 A prospector mislaid two or three burros Thursday. They came into town and were arrested for gamboling without a license.
 There are several boardless sidewalks in town that need repairing--unless some one removes the place where the stringers should be laid.
 Black Oxfords. Tan Oxfords. Green Oxfords. Chocolate Oxlords. Wine Colored Oxfords, and Patent Leather Oxfords for ladies. Flagstaff Cash Store.
 Charles Mclean came in from the Navajo country last Sunday and an nounces his intention of remaing here a while. During his residence of many a year among the Indians Charles has become quite proficient in their language.
 For sale-Four burros, two pack saddles, two riding saddles, one pole tent, 9x9: and pack outfit complete at LOckhart's ranch, two miles north of town. Burros will be at Rabbits coral Saturday and Monday. Wmdworth & Chandler.
 F. B. Biestman and wife took charge of the New Bank Hotel Sunday. They are well and favorably known to the travelling public, having been for number of years connected with the Harvey eating houses on the line of the Santa Fe. The New Bank hotel under their management will be made even better than in the past, and more than avan uy;ll ;t ha xLo l....ls...
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awkward, old fashioned ready
made Clothing when you can
have the H. S. & NJ. goods
for the same cost. Do not
pay the tailor's price when
you can get as good, and
probably better, satisfaction,
for less than half the money.
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KODAKS.

You are told that there is no
Kodak but the Eastman Kodak. "
We handle only Eastman Kodaks.
Their goods are a guarantee of
quality. We have them from SIS
to SIS, and whether you buy the
lowest priced instrument or the
highest, they will be found just as
represented. Kodaks make the
best Of Holiday Presents, accept
able to either sex.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-06-27
Developing and Printing

,. Many amateurs enjoy the work
of developing and printing. There
are others who have not the time
or inclination to do the work them
selves. We make a speciality of
this branch of the Kodak business.
Our customers are kind enough to
say we turn out better work than
they get elsewhere. We take
pride in this department of our
business. Every Film developed
carefully. If Our photographer
finds you are making mistakes he
will correct you. That's very i'm
portant advantage. Let us show
rou what we can do.
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ton was due to his falling on his face
during a fit. The coroner remarked that
bound to be no respector of persons.
The lord chief Justice: would have
been sorry if you had done anything
else. In my official capacity I am chief
coroner of the kingdom, and I say you
did quite right in holding the inquest
London Daily Graphic.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-06-27
AN INQUEST.
Chief Justice of England Has to APP
pear as Witness.

The lord chief justice of England was
witness al an inquest which was held
at his residence, Tadworth Court, re-
Gently. Edward John Charles Leeming,
who was on a visit to Lord Russell,
was found dead in his room on Thurs
day morning, and medical evidence
showed that death was due to suffoca-
ton. Mr.. Leeming suffered from epil-
epsy, and it was believed that suffoca-
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

NOTICE.
Kihei Plantation Page 1
Kamalo Sugar Co....,.......P Page 1
SPORTS PROGRAM
Fourth of July...............Page 5
GENERAL BUSINESS AGENT.
r. NJ. Duncan. ..............P Page 5
FOR SALE.
Honolulu Stock Yards Co... Page
CARD OF THANKS.
Mrs. Daniel McCorriston. Page
MISCELLANEOUS
New England Bakery. .......P Page 3
+. o. Hall d Son.....,....,...Pa Page 6
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-06-27

DAUGHTERS OF REVOLUTION
The future Daughters of the Revolu-
ton in Luzon will be under great eX-
pense in buyif z brass for tablets to
mark the former capitals.-The Times
Pittsburg.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-06-27
FILnS.

Eastman Films are good Films.
That is the reason we handle them
exclusively. You will always find
our Films fresh, and fresh Films
insure the best work.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-06-27

Hawaiian CuriOS
KAPPA, Calabashes, Leis, Native Hats,
Hula Skirts, Niihau Mats, Fans, Shells,
Seeds, etc. Homemade Poi constantly
on hand. Mending done Neatly and
Cut Flowers furnished by the
Woman's Exchange.
215 MERCHANT ST., HONOLULU.
Telephone $50.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1899-09-08
;LARENce HERBERT NEW

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