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fOrbaabninssfuIbe SpFnOsr pipfs, at ben SssiiJ.
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ittrebes en- auptal, Tom piIbe iatts BAN iitano til at penoe
biem os sifts FIG meb en- bluosiet piss, Der fab peO SsioeIs
berss Ruinsr os ~Irnsisoe efter BAN.
poo @eien tiIbase til Rem gort on,boro paa 'gribten4
trnite wr. Station Bennett ubslnftenne pa bet betprs
n~inssfuTbe Msrts poa glitepIinbrens. SopeoiaGsm os be
~tcrsIosts gentnpser.
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fienher. % ben aisr intst Spfpr. Den imaser Tom fronf
apnfett % brnber siebIitteis" muutleoe Surifen nrstas
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flere DmiIos os laaishe bet nsb I'm auffert. Seq er big
pou, at ben s%nfoIoiss 9pfe lite bill tapne noset", trnite
ban pibere. Ss ba ban ipm iLanb, git ban inb paa ct
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bar | ui1ooanlis spbt Suusr. bu ban famine often off
lasbe TN Rapport for ben fmu,fs, lipIise gnte, Tom ifuloe
bIhr bans Rebnine euer hans SorparpeIie.
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GdfeTbt. at ban itrar tan a~fiIutt. fine Experimental bsr
os rsifs ~peiippsr. De ffaI fsIss sfter BAN % ian nua frem
til grubsn hen spIbne Srn", msoens ban primer fine
gppqruter. DC tan bare farbis cs Ibis isisn ON to Tiger.
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freg 19 pen III pam o9 lrpflepe pans Iepergcpe 01Hpes
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betroehe BAN ale fine Drsmme ON ben lpftelise Jremtib,
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bun, men lea iunbe itte labe big reiie % bare Tilt ira
mia iao lrnse ubsn at bu III pibe, bppr hsit ieg elfsr Big
Sa inben Sorraberen forIob benbe, bar Dagger beiterrt,
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ftulbe "Sbe Sonorable" Seaipn Bennett oe bans 3ufru
Fmbe grFatnius for ben LANCE @enietib. Ss naar ben
npe apnsrss ~aabnebes. Ttulbs mrs. Suite Bennett itiss
oper 7arneIen til be 6orensbe Staiers aapitolium Deb in
triumfersnbs 9gstefaIes Arm.
Seq er fao Ipfielis pper, at ies tan aabns aonSreslens
0srs for bia, Seaton", iasbs ben imuiie politiiss &antss
finch; "ibi bu er fuIbt parpis at treble inb Der"
mOrsen.n eftsr sapss Der to ftraalenbs lpiieliss aDtn'
Der | g.tp gort. Trs. Sulis Martpn sismts fin npiis
punbne Sriumf inben fine esnt 9srs. og Ttabeleins Ssn'
nsttss Siert. bantsbs al bruienpe 9lebe, ba benbss wsano
bpiRebe til benbe:
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msoe mig; tbi ba fal Ri tiItrabe Dor gasiis!"
Decorah-posten., 1900-10-23
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SalaIops. Sonuloce, Gpuuip!ope. Siatts.
Ippe, S,olslope. Ssiloue, 6attielope. sGste.
TABS. % Shlsmsle'Sops, Steal eitats.
8erel. o. 9anblepe, Sittelous. sriminal.
Ippe, 2ieH2oDs, 5rsoutnss.s ooe o.ta
Sossn CT Hunourriis for snsusr Sorrst.
mussmaup % Jarmsr. weeo ben / quiet
tan man ipare iis nesss Srpoerl o. lls.
siiter nj Sasisrer. GoSs InDDHnoet sa.5o.
p0rioirii. Silialss hos
q. sguuuDSeu, Teccrah. Souo.
Decorah-posten., 1900-10-23
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Decorah-posten., 1900-10-23

9ecorab.Yoiten % geb Mrnen
for ct Gar, en- albre aar.
gang al Deb arnsn $3.50
fore Siber) iamt gramie -
alt iOr s1.25
8. ANUND SEN,
DEBORAH, Iowa.
The oasis., 1900-04-14

include, to begin with and most inn portant of all, freight car couplers of the Master Car Builders vertical plane type. Besides thar, grabirons. hand-holds. ladders. etc., for the pro- tection of trainmen mnst be applied, and on passenger tq1lrmeit ei'bnr M. c. B. or Miller couper> and saIcJy chains must be used. In the official circular issued hv the government, he couplers to be used were limited to two kinds. but it is surmiSed that when the government discovers that there are other NJ. c. E couplcrs than the two specified. they will De admit ted to the competitor The date at which these changes must be made is not specified
The oasis., 1900-04-14
Announcement.

To accommodate those who are partial 70 the use of atomizers in applying liquids into the nasal passages for catdrrhal trost- Lies, the proprietors prepare Cream Balm in liquid form, which will be known as Ely's Liquid Cream Balm. Price including the spraying tube is Q cents. Druggists or by mail. The liquid form embodies the med icinal properties of the solid preparation.
The oasis., 1900-04-14
Nasal Catarrh quickly yields to trci...-

NASAL Catarrn qmckIy yIeIus 10 ttt'i.- rnent by Elys Cream Balm, which is agree ably aromatic. It is received through tho nostrils, cleanses and heals the whole sur face over which it diffuses itself. Druggists sell the soc. size; Trial size by mail, 10 cents Test it and you are sure to continue the treatment
The oasis., 1900-04-14
ACS.,ss THe BorxDErx

Two Republics: The Archbishop of Mexico, the Right Rev. Prospero Ma ria Alarcon, and the Bishop of San Luis Potosi the Right Rev. Ignacio Montes de Oca, have decorated by the Queen Regent of Spain Dofa Maria Cristina. The former received the grand cross of Isabella and the latter the grand cross of the order Carlos III. The prelates will ask of congress the necessary permission to accept and wear the decorations.
 Two Republics: Mess's. Dorner and Baemeister have obtained the con tracts to build the Perfeccionada fac tory in Niiic Perdido, for making cot ton and woolen underwear, and to build the immense ware houses in Ne catitlan street for Iron & Go. of the Palacio de Hero dry goods house, which operates on an active capital Of four millions Of dollars. These ware houses will cover whole block of l20 by l20 metres.
 Two Republics: Alderman Juan Perez Galvez of the city council and chairman of the committee of public diversions, has issued an order proyd- ing that the owners of theatres and amusement resorts place in conve.1 nient places a sufficient number of cuspidores for the use of the public The governor of the Federal District has approved this order, that has been printed and posted in ali the street corners of the city.
 Two Republics: The construction of the sewers to drain the pretty vil- lage of Tacuba is progressing rapidly and it is expected that the work will be completed before the rainy season starts in with full force. In propor- tion with the advancement of the street works, the owners of houses are building the drainage pipes from their houses to the main sewer. This great improvement fin the nearby village is an inducement to city residents to move out there during the summer months. Many new houses are being built In that district.
 Chihuahua Enterprise: An engi- neer named Ash was recently kill ed at La Labor on the Tampico divi- sion of the Central road. His engine No. 13l, turned over, and he was caught between the tender aud the cab and mashed to death. Had he re- mained at his place he would probably been only bruised up, as the engine turned over and did not break all the windows in the cab. It was at first supposed that his name was Charles Epperson, but it was discovered that he was using the references of Epper- son for whom he formerly fired loco motive out of Temple, Texas.
 Anunciador Americana; The large dealers of the city report coffee prices as little easier. Caracolillo at from 2l to p. The best brand of Uruapan coffee Is very scarce. The supply of the genuine is always small A car load of fine cube sugar has just arrived in the city from a new source of SUD- ply viz, the "Aguila Sugar Refining Company" of Ahome in the state of Sonora. If the supply of the new brand should continue it would be in direct competition against the Guada- lajara cube. Several cases have been alread handledy by dealers here who are very much pleased with the new sugar. It will be added in the quota
The oasis., 1900-04-14

Chihuahua Enterprise; The Mex ican government has decided to order the use on the railroads in the coun- try of certain safety appliances. These
The oasis., 1900-09-15

M0have Miner: Wm. Frost came in from Wallapai Springs the first of the week and reported lion having committed depredatlons in his flock of goat. It was then that redouotable lion hunter, Pete White, at the insti- cation of Mir. Frost, girded up his
 oins, whistled to his hounds and pro. ceeded to the scene of slaughter. From there the dogs took up the trail and tracked the beast to its den, where Pete was again in evidence and shot the auimal-an enormous lioness
 through the throat, causing it's death few moments later. hen he penetrated the hons den aud found litter of four little kittens about six weeks old which he captured alive and brought to town. As the terri torial bounty on California lions is twenty dollars piece, this capture oi the kittens makes Pete glad He in- tends to dispose of the animals to eastern parties as soon as they can be shipped with safety.
The oasis., 1900-09-15
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yesterda ad)uogeo oy !1'y Oo oo :" ,nlawful possession of the Snake ..ncb on the river. The ranch was ,be property of the Ham estate and scranton jumped same clai@ing legal ,oouirements had not been complied g,tb and the property was open.
 Star: Mybrick & Hale, who are horIog for water at Harkley's station, m inc Helvetia road, struck fine stream of water below the 200 foot dsntb which rose 25 feet in the well. The supply is large, and the quality pood. Casing will be put down aud boriug will continue, it is hoped, un- if the water spurts out of the mouth of the well.
 Yuma San: Tom Romero, who has beeu driving a wood wagon at For tuna, was brought into town the first of the week, suffering from the bite oI , rattlesnake. Romero mistook his suakesbp for a rock and stopped to pick 1t up, when 1t struck it's fangs into his hand. The boy was suffering greatly when he feached here, though the bite need not necessarily prove fatal.
 Yuma Sun: Large quantities Of cabbages are being planted on the prison farm, on ground which was covered by the annual inundation but from which the water has receded. A considerable crop Of this vegetable was raised on the sane land last year, and afforded green cabbage and saueI sraut for prison use throughout the winter. A detail Of dozen convict gardeners have been engaged ever. evening for week putting out plants.
 COchise Review: There Is an air hammer in use at the Copper Queen railroad shops. The tool Is a most useful one, saving Iabur and doing any kind uf work. such as cutting ircn. riyeting, etc. There is an air compressor used with it and this is expected to arrive soon. So far the afr has been supplied from the engine, but when the compressor is working the hammer can be used in any part Of the round house. The Boyer Pneumatic Tool company are the makers.
 Yuma Sun: Santiago Ortiz, the murderer Of w. $. Moffatt, of Harris 'uTg, IS taking his confinement in the 'Ou0ty bastie as a matter -of.fact oc- eurrence devoid of any particular in- 'efest Of occasion for worriment. He S possessed of an exceedingly low uoer o' intelligence, as indicated by s'o~, retreating forehead, and very '~all, bullet-like eyes, set far back O'cS into the cranium. Ortiz does V'eem to be able to realize the 'uO'mlty of his crime or to fear the approach of the end by which he will eSplate the act.
 Iorosourg Liberal: Almost any old 1au VIII do for candidate on the .e"ocfatic ticket in Graham county aV Ine convention Saturday they .,nuated s a man for prominent s"Oe TOT whose arrest an unserved a''ant IS in the hands of the sheriff's ,Spu'y' A full report of the matter ,o' a' mace of the district attorney be. ,,. 'ue convention, and he issued in- ,ho'.n ao'ions to the officers to do nothing ou' the matter until instructions ,loo eccived from him. AS he is s,r oduu'date for reelection on the Inn -e ~ ,'cKet it is probable that noth.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-03-29
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Botha at the Biggarsburg range.
The Beers left many ambulances
when retreatfng from the Modder.
St. Patrick's day was celebrated with
great enthusiasm in South Africa
Boer farmers in the Free State and
Cape Colony are flying white flags.
Boer deserters near Belmont have
delivered three guns 10 the British.
Montagu White predicts a long war
and thinks neutral powers should act
Thirty-two thousand additional
troops for South Africa are now a. sea.
II is now said that the friction be-
tween Great Britain and Germany
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-03-29

over the Br.tish seizures v-uB vo-y ~.
Gus.
So Alfred Miner h1s lei. Gap, Tow
for The Nor,h. possibly on pc1ce fnia-
son.
Preld,ni s.eyn proolains has
burgacls Mo agree nc 60 fght viii %
Sass.
Kroons adj ls 1877 m.lcs from Blocn.
fon,c-n and Is surrounded b. lalls and
guuglCs.
Commandani Dounohcl's troops al
Burgllrslorp. Cape Coluay. want %
surrender.
All the c7n7u,s a. Pro.oria arc co
operating i.r she general guOd % me
community.
FAlo,ie 80 .hus asm a. ProoJrla runs
d4gh. The Beers thnk the Place 4
.nprcgnlb.e.
There o. much fear among FRENCH
shareholders THAI the Doors WI de-
s-roy tha Rand mines
IL is said the United Siates gavs
Great Britain a chance 10 dec Ene medi.
a..On as "a a4ut TO Other p0waCs.
State S,rrc-ary Rcltz considers the
American reply 20 the Transyaal's
pClee repre- eu.atoas satisfactory.
The BC,r dCf5nces along the Rir-
gars5urg have been comphtod and are
said % have rendered the positions
untenable.
Il is reporcd from BAoemfonsein
TIA. KruegIr said. before ne left. THAI
his men would be unable 10 Aeon The
field another month.
Lady Roberts has sailed for South
Africa. There was popular demon
ssraion when che aft London. Among
her fellow travellers f. ths Duchess OF
Teck.
The leaders OF the Afrikandar Bnad
are circulating a pettion in Cape Col.
ony asking uhe imperial Government
not TO take away the indepmdonc OF
the Beers.
Official reports OF Boer loz&ss prior
TO the relief OF Kimberley and Lady
smith are: Killed ca: wounded 1929:
accidents. sickness and o;hnr disabling
! causes. 1851.
Two thousand wives and daughter
OF burEhers have enlisted at Pretoria
20 fight for their country. They arr
uniformed In kits, armed and called
the Amazon Corps.
Webster Davis seys. when lef
Pretoria the Beers were becoming de-
sdrous OF peace. Kruger and Jouber;
were the strongest opponents OF the
peace party and were becoming un.
popular"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-03-29
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

On account OF the unusual demand
for seats several days in advance, pa
irons wishing good positions are ad-
vised to apply in good time.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-03-29
TRANsvAAL NOTES.
News of the War Condensed for
Quick Reading.

Kitchener has occupied Prieska.
General White is III at Cape Town.
The Mafeking garrison Is living on
quarter-rations.
Winston Churchill recommends the
campaign Of Butler.
Cape Colony rebels are surrendering
on the Basutoland frOnier.
The subscriptions 20 the British war
loan aggregated 1900. 100000.
Butler with $4,000 men will engage
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-03-29


overwhelming
the
wounded assaiants
73 the stubborn Skobeon
Grenadiers
ended
resolved which originally
berd about $4,000 and 10000 Russians completed the
At length oryhv established
Ia
attempt to cut his through The struggle Of the hercest sort but
defender OF Pyna surrendered with the honors of
When Sultan
ed Allah unmeful deprived friend
valiant
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-03-29

We wish to inform our patrons that
we will not be deferred from pushing
forward as rapidly as possible the con-
struction OF our electric railway and
other improvements upon Pacific
Heights by reason OF a suit recently
begun against former owners.
The development and sale OF Pacific
Heights lots will so on unrcstrained
and parties seeking choice residence
locations will find this a perfect prop
srty with an absolutely perfect title.
BRUCE. WARING a co.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-03-29
What Kruger Says.

PRETORIA, March 19.-President
Kruger says: The war was forced
upon us by England, which has been
deceived by Cecil Rhodes and the other
mining men who want the country. We
yielded as far as possible until We saw
that nothing but complete surrender OF
our independence would satisfy Eng
land. Now that We are fighting We will
conquer or die. / do not look for aid
from other countries, but we are glad TO
have their sympathy and friendship.
We are willing TO make peace at any
time. but only on tue ground of abso-
lutte independence.
We ask no additional territory, but
only want TO live in peace. We shall
insist that the Natal and Cape Colony
Ouch shall be treated as belligerents,
and not be tried for treason. When We
protested against that and threatened
reprisals against British prisoners,
Lord Salisbury evaded the question and
threatened to hold me personally re-
sponsible for his prisoners. / suppose
the British meant that they would hang
me. We have 10000 fighting men. and
with Gods aid we will prevail. have
200 relatives fighting in the BOer army,
and l would rather see them perish
than yield TO England's unholy agrees
sion. We advised Salisbury today that
we despise his threats. We are pro-
tecting British property, and will al
WAYS do SO"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-03-29
FREE STATE ABANDONED
Continued from page J.

Afternoon Service. leading mine
managers and engineers from the
.. rausvaal who had visited the copper
district since the beginning OF the BOer
war regard the destruction Of mining
plants in the Trausya4l as nlEhly
probable Mine managers are here 10
place orders for new equipment i'm
mediately after the destruction OF the
old machinery. One johannesburg mine
manager now here has full plans and
specifications for a new plant which
will cost about 81 600 600. Leading
American machinery Manufacturers
have made conditional bids on prob
ably $4,000 900 worth OF new mining
machinery for South African gold
mines.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-03-29

New attractions at the orpheuD, 20
night.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-03-29
Free State Situation.

NEW YORK, March IA Tribune
cable from London, dated March 18th,
says: The Orange Free State Is the
Queens dominion. The rebellion in
the Dutch districts of Cape Colony is
at an end.
Bloemfontein is like capital which
has been under siege and been re-
lieved by friendly army. The British
troops have been welcomed as allies and
not received sullenly as enemies. Far
mers are supplying the army with
meat, vegetables, milk and eggs and
making good bargains. "BObs" is al
most as popular at Bloemfonteln as he
would be in London. The Free State is
virtually out of the conflict.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-03-29

Hearde, Adams, Murray. Rogers.
Speclalties by
MURRAY and JACKSON HEARDE.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1900-09-14
May Convene Legislature.
HELP FROM MANY SOURCES.
What the Country Is Doing to Aid tho
Galveston Victims.

What the Country Is Doing to Aid tho
Galveston Victims.
San Francisco, CAL, Sept. 14.-Cali-
fornia is responding generously to
Galveston's cry for aid. Already s3,26S
has been contributed, including
check for 1000 sent by the San Fran
cisco Theatrical Managers association
in advance of the combined benefit to
be given in few days. The Santa Re
Railroad company has rendered the
free use of a full train to convey pro-
visions and goods of all kinds, and
these are being freely contributed.
Jefferson City, Mo-, Sept. 14.-Gov.
Stephens has issued a proclamation
calling upon the mayors of all Missouri;
towns and cities, the exchanges, com
mercial clubs, churches and citizen
generally, to contribute literally to t..
storm sufferers Of Texas.
St. oJseph, Mo-, Sept. 14.-The Com
mercial club has appointed committees
to solicit funds for the relief of Texas
storm sufferers, and a thorough can
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1900-09-14

of the department CT the gulf, and Adj
the ground, and are advising with
Mayor Jones and with Chief Of Police
ketchum.
In all other respects the city is
worse off than on the morning after
the tragedy. A terrible stencil perme-
ates the atmosphere. 1t comes from
the bodies of a thousand unburied dead
fostering in the debris that cannot be
removed for weeks on account of the
paucity of laborers.
The loss of life Thursday morning
was estimated by conservative people
at 5000. Besides the thousand or
more bodies yet pinned beneath the
wreckage hundreds of cadavers, all
putrid and bloated, float beneath
smashedup piers. Hundreds of bodies
are floating in full view in the bay.
Every tide brings scores back to the
shore. During the early part of We'd
nesday trenches were dug and bodies
thrown into them, but it soon became
an impossibility to bury all the dead
and the health authorities decided
upon cremation as an expedient.
Funeral fires were built and torches
applied.
In one pile eighty-three bodies were
incinerated. Thursday morning the
charred remains of 1000 victims lay
smoking on the shore.
Food Famine Is On.
A food famine is now on, as we'll as
IT, Ct water. The best hotel in town
served Thursday for breakfast to it's
400 patrons small cup of black coffee
and one slice of bread. But one res
taurant is open; unseasoned coffee is
all that can be obtained here. Horses
and cattle stray through the streets
untethered. The water is so contain
mated with filth that even these dumb
beasts refuse to drink it. The commit
tee on public safety has communicated
the food owned by merchants in the
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1900-09-14

city. None can now be sold to any
body without consent of special COM
mittee. The need of the city is dire,
the restitution is awful. Not a BUSH
ness house is OPEN Warehouses are
all wrecked with rare exceptions.
Nearly all bushes is suspended. Peos
pie are yet too busy mourning for the
dead. The city treasurer when asked
to estimate the loss to business proper
ty and real estate, said: "'rhe assess
ed valuation and property was $2,OO0,-
600. The loss will exceed two-thirds
Of that"
1t was learned upon unquestionablc
authority that the military under Ad-
jutant-General Scurry had slain not
less than seventy-five men, mostly ne
groes, guilty OF robbing the dead. Two
thirds of this number were shot down
In their acts Of atrocity.
Give Thousands for Galveston.
Liberal contributions are being made
by the banks at St. Louis. in addition
to the $4,000 secured by the Interstate
Merchants association.
Milwaukee residents are determined
to raise $4,000 inside of forty-eisht
hours for the Galveston sufferers. The
Schlitz Brewing company wired $4,000
to the mayor of Galveston; the Pabst