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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-11-17
FROM NEwPoR T. Il. L.

The Secret prayer and praise ser.
vices held at the Mount Olivet Bap
tist Chusch bas been q success. Man,
conversions have been the result.
MS. Fannie Davis. who spent the
GUNNER here left this week for hel
home, Petersburg Va.
Miss Mamie Brookens is visiting ir
Washington, d. O
Mrs e. o. Jackson has arrived
home Miss Mardia is at home, after
a trip in Norfolk, Va.
We were visited by 9 fearful wind
storm Friday.
fever Row. Conditions are better.
JNo. M. LEWIS.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-11-17
REV. PRESLEY WRITES.
PROVIDENCE, +. l., Nov. s, 1900.
Hon. John Mitchell, Jr.;
Editor OF Richmond PLANET;

Dear Sir:-The Congdon Street Bap.
tist Church had . small rally among
its members few weeks ago, / raised
$226 90. Our servir are largely at
tended and the split of mission work
had greatly aroused our church and
our hearts, and willing and ready to
do with our might the work before us.
We hope to spend about ten days in
Virginia, taking q little rest during
the month OF December, Just
after the celebration OF the Goth ami.
verssry OF our church, beginI ing De-
cember 9th and going on the remand
er Of the week, with prominent speak
ers each evening.
Should we come to the Old Domin-
ion for little rest, after spending q
few days hunting in Orange, near
Thorn Hill, Va, we shall be glad to
come by Richmond on our return
home, and see you and some of my
friends.
I am yours truly
J. II. PRKsBY,
No. 136 Gushing st.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-11-17
Brokers Assign, Talk of DefaIcation.

Brokers Assign, Talk OF DefaIcation.
New York, Nov. lathe firm of
Grant Brothers, stock brokers, made
an assignment yesterday to e. G.. Sted-
man, and the assignment was made
the basis OF rumors to the effect that
the stoppage OF the firms business was
due to defalcation. The amount of
the defalcation was placed at from
$15O,GOO to $175.000, but up to the
present no one connected with the firm
will admit or deny the rumors that are
flying around. The firm was promi-
nent on the Stock Exchange some
years ago. but OF late has been mac
tive. Mr.. Stedman says the liabilities
will be below 100000, and probably
less than half that sum, and that of
late the Grants have been winding up
their affairs.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-11-17
At The Mt. Olivet Baptist Church.

At the Mt. Olivet Baptist Church
Sunday morning sermon by Rev. J. ii.
Fauntleroy. pastor New Bridge Bap-
tisI Church. Young Peoples Meeting
a. q. m. Music led by Brother O. G.
Willisms, choirister OF 8. 8. Union,
As night q special sermon by Rev.
Richard Tribbett.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-11-17
The Tents 28th Annual Sermon, Sun.
day, Nov. 25th.

The 26th annual sermon of the Tents
OF Richmond will be preached by the
Rev. Evans Payne at the 4th Baptist
Church. Sunday evening. Nov. 255h at
3 O'Clock p. m.
All the Tents are requested to meet
at the church at 2 2:30 O'Clock. Friends
are invited to attend.
Done by order of Royal Degree
Council No. 5. of ]. r. Gliding and
Jollifee Union.
Queen, MARTHA JOHNSON.
Sec'y, Rosa b. WooDsoN.
10 8t.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-11-17
Leigh Street NJ e. Church, Leigh st.
Near st. James.

Sunday night, Nov. Is, 1900: Preach
ing at IL a. m, by Brother ]. w. Wal
lace at 3p m, by the pastor. Rev. J.
Edwsrd Gunby, subject, "What we
owe God"
Beginning on Monday, Nov. 10Th
and lasting until Friday, Nov oath.
every evening at 8 o'clock : here will
5e prayer service conducted by the
pastor. All welcome.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-11-17

WANTED wEEKLY.-1oo cooks,
wv housemaids and wAiti esses for
New York and other Northern
Cities, wages from $500 to $5 90 per
week. Transportation furnished also
so farm hands for Maryland.
B. W ELsOM,
1T All East Broad st. -
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-11-17
Asbury NJ. E. Church. 25th Street
NearO

Presching at 1t:S0 q. m, Ly the
pastor, subject, The sympathy OF
jesus" Sunday School at 3 p. m. Ep.
worth League Prayer and Praise ser.
vice 7;Se p. m, conducted by Mrs
Nannie Brisby- ackson, topic, "Wha Al
intemperance costs our natiCn" A
paper TO be read by Mr.. Charles N.
jackson. All are welcome.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-11-17

Violet Court No. 152 contributed
81 90 to the Thos. w. Mitehell monu-
ment fad at their last regular meet
ing. "Violets" are always appreciated,
especially this bunch.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-11-17
RoynIIst Activity in Frnnce.

Paris, Nov. 1.-THE Figaro this
morning makes the following sensa-
tional statement: "A "reminiscences of
royalism is imminent The Duke of
Orleans has ordered meetings in the
wards OF Paris, and the movement will
De extended to the departments when
well on foot in the capital"
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-11-17
Painfully Injured.

A colored msn whose name has noe
been obtained was painfully injured
on Wednesday last on the James River
Division OF the c. and o. r. E. by q
freight engine. he Was struck in the
head and is as yet in 8 critical condi-
tion. He was brought to this city,
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-11-17
FOR SALE.

Chap for Cash, or on reasonable
terms o. time, "ne four room dwell
ing or 'yest MooFa st. near the r. y
q r shops, Also one vacant iOk
or oil Williams and Richie 6Az.
Agwy to
z ST. GEO, BARsAUD, Atty,
u $685. E Main Sc
1o-28-a&
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-11-17

Young man, bring your best girl, il
she is in town, il not get the other one
and come down Broad St, Monday
night, Dec. 3, TO First BAPTIST Church,
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-11-17

DO you like sweet singing? Miss
Margaret l.. Tinsley, the sweetest of
singers. the nightingale will sing Mon
day night. Dec. Bird, 1900, ct First Bsp-
tist Church.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-11-17

Mr.. @. @. Williams, the baritone, is
still singing. Hear him Monday night
d. C. 3, 1900, at First Baptist Church
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-11-17

Mr.. W. Lewis Sullivan, the popular
zazsis man win appear Monday night,
De, 10, 1900 st First Baptist Church.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-11-17

Hear the colored folks sing, rect
and play music, Monday night, Dec. 3
1900, 81 First Baptist Church.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-11-17

Don't fail to hear that grand chorus
at First Baptist Church, of amstenr
songsters, Monday night, Dec. 3, 1900.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-11-17

Help Circle 8 and in the great rsl-
~ st First Baptist Church, on Mond ay
night, Dec. 8, 1900.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-11-17

Go to First Baptist Church Monday
night, December Bird, 1900 and enjoy
yourself,
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-11-17

Look out for that Church Hill quar-
tette, First Baptist Church. MoLd day
night, Dec. Bird, 1900.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-11-17

Home talent will appear on Monday
nign', Dec. 3. 1900, ct the First Baptist
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-10-05
TAKEN ILL IN THE STREET.

on the Goth of January. 1898. n young
lady. passing through Burton Street,
in Darlnghurst, was suddenly taken
people of a house near by. who con-
Quoted her within doors, administered
stlmulant. and cared for her until
she was able to go home.
This. you may say, was hardly an in
cident worth putting in print. That
depends on what 1t signifed. To be-
sieged and starving garrison the sound
of distant bugle is a matter to make
the heart jump.
On arriving at her house, we are sor-
ry to say, the young lady had a second
seizure. and doctor was at once call
ed in.
No, 1t was not the nerves, or a rush
of blood to the head; the symptoms
pointed to thoroughly disordered
state of the digestion; liberated stem
ach, probably. So spoke the medical
man, after a careful diagnosis.
Such being the Doctors opinion, he
prescribed on the lines suggested by the
facts. The sequel proved him right,
albeit his treatment had but little
beneficial effect. For this he is not to
be blamed, as there are few diseased
conditions more difficult to correct
than the one he met with in this in
stance. Many physicians decline TO
touch such Understanding the sufferers
to hospitals.
In a letter dated August goth. 1929,
the young lady describes the events al
luded to here and informs us as to the
final result.
1T was early in 1897" she says. that
my health, previously good, began 10
fail. In spite of all we could do I got
worse, and in the middle of that year
my state was dreadful. Not onlv was
my appetite wholly destroyed but ! alb
horred the very sight of food. From
the most savoury and attractive meals
that could be put on the table ! turne l
away In disgust.
THAT this was unnatural and alarm
ing, of course, i realized: but what
could be done? Hardly day passed
without my suffering agony with n
twisting, gripping, gnawing feeling in
the stomach.
THE pleasure and comfort went ont
of my life as completely as the sparkle
vanishes from lake on a cloudy day.
AT length ! acted on my mothers
urgent and repeated advice. and began
the use of Mother Seigel's Syrup. She
said It had wrought a wonderful cure
on her: and why should it not on ne?
So I said yes, and we sent for 1t. He-
fore had taken four bottles the lrou-
BILE passed away, and l have been n
strong, healthy girl ever since-and
that Is now eighteen months. MAUD
McGuinness, 1853 Burton Street, OAR
linghurst, Sydney, N. S. w.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-10-05
Is B. vans Double.

on board the America Maru is n man
who is the living double OF william
Jennings Bryan, Democratic candidate
for the Presidency OF the United States.
lie is Frederick Muhlhausen. san
Francisco commercial travelling man
and he is returning from an extended
tour through the orient. having VISITED
all the important ports OF China and
japan as well as Manila and Singapore.
Mr. Muhlhausen's resemblance to Bry-
an Is most striking. for he has the
square mouth and chin and the high
forehead and scanty hair and even the
expression OF the eye which is well
known to all the world through MIR.
Bryan's portraits. Among his friends
Mr.. Muhlhausen is known by the fami-
liar appellatlon of Casey" and he is
noted for his good fellowship and open
handedness to all who meet him.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-10-05

siaiun HanHHf NJ fsHs " w. w.
eenHit $3.50 80 HsfNgf ~
TINTED fiaifs
if1u rfat % 81 HaiHff Hf Thea
~ iiHfIfH q inHti iY ihHf
en.t Hn COD III fif itHH ffae M itfI
ffnuiftf hN nHhuHi fns t ne
sais III H.uHifa ffn.s ehHt ard WNi
fhHntFa ins ha ur nuN fhf tu.f W
virtue 0t thp NufrHfHfI.H thf 80
thliHn islands as lhW ~ lhe tHiiri
Htntfa wh'tn U'a IN snh fHr STE "
ians'rr ns Treasurer uf thr TERRITORY
nfofefa 4 d,nies
stNTu " 70 nFrred by iho part 90
that in rAse said law " hold rnntiitni
tiuhai ne 90 ronds wares and mFf ban-
disc Imported from f1relen countries
and unconstitutional as % efo1s. Vares
and merchandls, iu ported into the ia.
wniian islands from the United states.
Judgment shall bc rendered w fhvnr W
the Treasurer ~ the TERI tory fr the
sum " i262ags. and In case . 10 law
shall also be held Const 'tutionai ne 20
goods. wares and merchandise import
ed into the Hawaii an Islands from tie
United states. Judgment shall bc rcnd-
cred IN favor NJ said Treasurer ~ the
Territory ~ Hawaii for the sum OF
sha1GgO and In ease said law shalt be
held unconstitutional both as to goods.
wares and merchandise imported from
foreign countries and also from the
United states. Judgment shall be rend-
cred In favor ~ Theo. II. Davies n
Company. Limited.
The parties hereto say that said con-
trovrrsy ~ real and that theye proceed
Inss are taken IN good faith to deter
mine the rights ~ the parties
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-10-05
THIS CAR DRIVER
Is A REAL HERO
Cordeira Runs in Fro 1T of
Loaded Dray to Save
an Old Man.

Joe Cordelra, driver for the Tram
ways company, nearly lost his life yes
terday morning in heroic attempt to
stop runaway team. AS a result he
is now minus one toe and Is badly
bruised all about the body, a dray
loaded with lumber having passed ca
tirely over him.
Cordeira was driving a car towards
Waikiki and as II entered Union Square
a dray loaded with lumber driven by an
old man named Cy Edison. came out
OF Merchant street. In some manner
the old man lost his reins and his hors IS
began to run away. He sat helpless on
the top of the load. Cordeira took In
the situation, and stopping his car ran
for the horses heads. He succeeded IL
seizing one of the bits, but was thrown
down and the loaded dray pass over
his side. Others had come to his as
slstance, and the horses were stoppel
cordeira was Immediately picked up
ana 1t was found that he was badly
but not dangerously injured. The tor
OF his left toe had been torn off, and
the middle toe was nearly gone. The
entire left leg was badly bruised
James Mott took Cordeira To the Office
of DIR. Burgess, and II was found nee.
essary TO Immediately amputate tho
toe.
Cordelras herolsm was spoken OF IN
glowing terms by all those who saw his
brave deed.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-10-05
OFFICERS CHOSEN.
Hilo-Kohala Railway Directors Hold
Meeting.

\ meeting of the stockholders OF the
Hilo and Kohala Raj way was held at
the Office of w. O. Smith on Monday
afternoon at which the following OFF,
GERS were elected II. -. Gehr, presi-
dent: Samuel Parker first V ce-presi-
dent: w. G.. Ashley. second vce-presi-
dent. j. s. Walker, secretary and treas
urer: j. w. Jones. auditor. These OFF,
GERS with w. o. Smith, II. A. Wiser.
s. Il. Damon and +. NJ. Swanzy are he
directors of the company.
1t Is intended that the lire of the rail-
road shall be extended as soon as pos
sible from Hilo to Mahukona, dis
lance of 116 miles. The road will he
standard guage and will be well equip
ped in every way. The survey Will be
completed in few weeks and work
will be commenced at once. The mors-
gage to secure bonds OF the road.
amounting to s3.5OO,0OO, has been taken
by the North American Trust Com
pany.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-10-05

4Ns sfesx pianlt 81 ~ tast ~ ~
rs4t taf.fesf ihNinfsf ffH ~ ~ fa
feHfNt ffeafd fftin iHn ahft
nnN ~ ser tFf fit tf 40 FfH m
fef 60 M Sew tfHA ftfITtfi faf f.
81 Ht fNfFNafs fHtrftH tfH N.tiHH a
D. iHH0i Hf 500 IrttN
zoe ffft.fH fHe Nfanrsf fNaf frH
iri HufHI te HfIfH fH fhF ffafff NiHt
fH.thr n fsyfH $50 Hd on ffnm thr fr.
rfniriff fht directors erafNmrnd q vi.
dFhd at ihH faty of th fiftn rgf cost rfr
ennum. which will ahsofh Son ~ O. po
on rid Shares and yrn 81 i"Hn or Hfw
Tho balance Nen i0 a5oe viii ~ car.
90 forward 10 che credit Of neat gee
count
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-10-05
Z MEAT FUR
THE LEPERS
Il is Difficult To Get a
Supply.
NO BIDS FOR CONTRACTS
inability Of Board Of Health to
Obtain Contract Shows Need
Of Steamer

The Board Of Health Is having great
difficulty In securing a supply OF meat
for the leper settlement on Molokai.
For months past Superintendent Rey-
nolds has been reporting that the meat
sent to Kalaupapa was OF very poor
quality, and In one of his reports ne
spoke of the cattle which were being
received at the settlement as frames
saying that many were so weak and
poor when they arrived at the settle
ment that they couId not be used. and
died.
Early In the present summer the
Board of Health authorized Secretary
Wilcox to call for bids for supp ying the
settlement with meat, for the contract
OF the Parker ranch. which had been
supplying the settlement with meat for
the past six months expired on the first
of the present month.
The Board discussed the meat quos-
ton at that time at great length, and
1t was decided that as there seemed
TO be great difficulty In securing the
proper kind of fresh beef. to try to Sc
cure some of the canned beef, or EN-
balmed beef" as 1t has been facetiousiy
dubbed, for the settlers.
Accordingly, Secretary Wilcox asked
for bids for furnishing this kind of
meat FOR the settlers, as well as fresh
beef and salt beef. Ever since then
he has been waiting and whistling for
bids. No one seemed anxious to take
the contracts for furnishing the settle
ment with any kind of meat Finally
one bid came in for the salt beef, but
this was all. No one wanted to take
the contract for either the fresh beef
or the canned beef,
So the Board will have q tough uues-
ton to wrestle with at its next meeting,
How to supply the lepers with meat il,
no Joke when the contractors will moi
bid for the lob. and II may result in
the ADOPTION of the scheme proposed at
the last meeting of the Board by SUI
perintendent Reynolds, that of purchas-
ing q schooner and going about the Is
lands and gathering up the meat at the
various ranches as 1t Is needed at the
settlement.
The reason for the reluctance of con-
tractors to take the contract for sup
plying the settlement Is said to be that
there is no money in IL. Beef ia scarce
In the Islands at the present time. and
all of the ranches find II all they can
do to furnish Honolulu with the beef
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-10-05
Maxwell on Irrigation.

Dr. Walter Maxwell states that re-
port on tho irrigation processes In Ha-
wall written by him IL now on the Gov
eminent Printing ONCE presses at
Washington. u. c.. and will be ready
for circulation soon. Dr Maxwell re-
quests that those wishing copies Of the
report should send applications for the
same to the Secretary OF Agriculture,
Washington, u. G.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-10-05
To be Tried for Riot.

Chester Doyle left yesterday on the
Kin u ~ ch rye OF twelve Jap nese
who are to be tried by Judee Edings in
the Fourth Circuit Court for being in
Volved in the contract riots" at Kali
lua. Hawaii. The men were brought to
Honolulu some time ago for safe keep
ing during the interval between their
commitment and trial.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-10-05

when you cannot sleep for coughing.
II is hardly necessary that any one
should tell you that you need few
doses of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
to allay the irritation OF the throat and
make sleep possible. II is good Try IT,.
For sale by all dealers and druggists.
Benson. Smith e. CO.. Ltd, agents. Ha-
Waiian Territory.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-10-05
YOKOHAMA SPECIE BANK
Report d the Head ONCE for tbs
Past Blk Months,

The following IL the half-yeariy report
Of the Yokohama Specie Bank for tho
past six months, as made at meeting
September Ie
The directors submit 10 YOU the annex
- statement ~ the liabilities and asaeta
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-10-05

Hives are a terrible torment 10 the
little folks. and to some older ones
Doane's Ointment never fails. Instant
relief and permanent cure. Al any
chemist's. 81 cents
The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-08-21

llenllelia Maehade ,rooEo1d has
10DnU11, asking divorce ~ anenuni NJ
hpHefilDn nnh nehlprt ~ provide SIN
pays fDf tile custody NJ hnf children
The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-08-21
SOLD ALCOHOL
Two Drug Companie
accused.
HOLSTER and Company and Benson
Smith and Company Deny
Any Cult,
(ffom Saturdays DailyJ .

UpOn The c0npiniht ~ High sheflG
yf0wh, the df1s e6fnpnbies ~ BENSON.
smith a On, ma fi0llstef q Gu we're
gummped ~ hbbedf IN Poiice court
yosfofdoy hfterho61 for The alleged
soiHne NJ alcohol ~ pers6nh other thab
Gcehstd ptysici6ns They afe charged
Nifb n ViMntl6h NJ section 7g2 ~ The
behal lnws N 1881. Tbls aGt feadsi
"fhe bddefs N licenses fof the safe
IN metbylated smfits ma aIe0bW II
bf6hibife1 ff6m selling medii61 10 my
6bff6h bot n duly licensed DiiyHel6b,
md NJ creator quantity thab one gal.
IN ~ my 6ht s9ie shhG b. s5i1 ~ any
f1th biyHW6bP
ifhihat thb films says, MINT is 10 IN.
fhe hfm III lf6iisitf n O6, ana Zen.
l0Gl Smith N Gu corporations dDiy eBs
tqblihhtH ahd bxisilhR uhdbf The laWB
~ the Thffithfg ~ lfdWmi, ~ Homo
td1, tslah1 ~ Ohbd, hhyc, during one
16hth lHHf bast yl6httd Heeli6h 700 ~
M btfB6hB Mhbt tidh duiy licensed
diyMtihhAl Ahld hfmH bhyihR licenses
ID mbgidtd ny settiGb COS f9t tho Bale
N mhthyiMtd sbiHts ma hie6hM"
mo hfttsiB wtte IN reality made IA
ih8t ne nv t6Yttmhf hiieii hhes ana
No WH1bltltWs iWp9std BY Tie lhWs
m i6a fttb0dlt N lihwhi. mo drug
lbfts interpret lbe ihW uhdef tho Tefs
GtWy "a mbah tiihl the ildubr can be-
0d lt hDy reputable persons other
ith1 thyHitidhA, bit not IN the manner
NO l4dbp tth ,dlsbbhAtd dytf The bhf
II u iifthFG AHlGdd N N tho opinion
~ u6Gfsf w HBillli ~ tie 1tih Of son.
34tl Hmllh \ U6y thht The lHtefBfela.
ti6b ~ tie nv iiHdbf tho ldWA ~ Tie
fUHt6fy " that lhey hhye Tie ntiii 10
hii lht HliihulhhiB Hb0Vb mentioned iU
fh9nlebit PERSONS, BOT MOI ihdlsoflihis
mltty
ma Gthhd Jufy N Responsible fof the
lbal ~ 10 i1dde. m lliHbe tabesi II IA
1h1tfelbbd the iilei Sheriff Wha before
lbhl bbdy ihtely ana the question ~
Jtbibllt beverages wha brought 10
ftb ttanii ~ hlA Visit 10 the Grand
tiity WhH y personal Investigation
gh1t ~ tho dtuk Al6tey inehtl0nedl hnd
llib BiiliHtlutiit isatie ~ Tie Warrants
The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-08-21

next makes q cefilnoate NJ numbers I,
4 md 4 N number 4 Ia selected, The
ihlfd oeriineatlon II sent 40 ~ him
YIN numbers 4 I and O. n hntnbcf :
N chosen, number IA maine Ia thon
dropped from The lists Thus the post
mnsfer has some leewny IN The seiee.
ian " his employees, although flgidly
hnund % ACCEPT only The names sent
him w The commission
ON me MafIporn yederday Mr.. Fllnt
sent 10 Washington ai,6tO worth " llaa
wAllan Stamps formerly owned by bfl.
vnte PARTIES, These viii be redeemed
w United States sfickefa Fofty4eleht
thousand dollars worth NJ the Hawaii.
IN issue were sent a. Washington a.
foctly after tho Republic was merged
into mat " the Territory, These were
aiken direct fran The vaults ~ tho
ffeneufy Department Six thousand
eight hundred dollars were also sent
from the Honolulu once alone At the
snme time
Thofd arc less Than loo post once In.
apeoiorg In Tho service, each ~ whom
~ q man chosen Tor his especial fitness
Tor tho important p0Ht
The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-08-21

rams NJ DDan'a I,neknebe kiJnp,
lliisi
when un Incident like the following
occurs here M h0ms II Ia bound 10
thtiy weight With our renders The
publlU statement ~ reputable citizen
llylie IN this city leaves no ground
fBi tbs bhepilI 10 stand on
Nh jAnieB u Stevens ~ tbls city
Informs ibi VI Wis troubled with nil
hbhe M the bnihll 0t ny bauh Tor a long
tine hiid bUtli wis tliu condition ~
tlllHeH uhlll | TILED SONS ~ DDaD's
llathltlie Kidney plilbl wliluli ! Oh
lHlhbh M tile ii6lllHief DfiiB 20 ~
HlUibI A HiiUit treatment shye mo lie
ihBllbh tellttj hiid | mn satisfied thai
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