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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-08-03
DEFY MPETITIoN.
Maui Stores Claim to Leave Little ftr
Honolulu Trade.
Especial Correspondence

TSptCIdI OUTTtSpUIIueICesJ
WAILUkU. Maui, July 30.-Mr. Ken
nedy. the manager of Paia store, has
been at Waikiki this week. He does
considerable business here and Is con-
stantiy extending his operations. The
plantation stores at Paia and Kihel.
and the n. c. & S. Co.'S large concern
al kahului. have got hold OF much of
the island trade.
The quarantine in Honolulu helped
them on and being able to obtain their
supplies direct from San Francisco. and
thus avoid the heavy port dues of H"-
nululu. and the excessive freight rates
of the local steamship companies. they
are thus enabled to undersell all COM
petitors.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-08-03
TRounLEsoME TO VIE ARMY.

TItlUBLESOME TO HE ARMY.
During the Eivil War. as well an In
our lutr war with Spain, dHrrhUeH was
one ~ the most troublesome Diseases
the u -. had ~ roIilrud wiih Ia many
Instance II became eirunr ana tie aid
Taylnr. OF Wind Ridge. Green. 90. Pa,
ID unr ~ these Tie uses chamberlain .
Collie. Cholera and Diarrh,ma tt.inrdy
and says he never found anything that
would give him sch muck relief II 10
10 sale by all druggists and dealers.
Benson. Smith a Co" Ltd, agenIs for
III. J.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-08-03

A correspondent of the would-be
Democratic organ asks Hawaiians TO
observe that the Kansas City conven-
ton turned down the white delegates
from Hawaii and let in the natives.
The statement is quite true. We might
add by way of variety that the Phia-
delphia Convention did the same thing.
So political honors are easy.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-08-03
Sailors Union.

Headquarters have been established
here for the Sailors Union OF the Pacific
preparatory 10 the organization OF reg
ulaT branch OF the union In Honolulu. J.
Rasmussen. an agent OF the orGanlaa-
ton, was senl hers from Ban Francisco
% make Al arTagEemenis and look after
the seFk IN al its details, ana he II now
The Holly chieftain., 1900-09-14

DsWit's Little Early Rissss aye
psomps, pa:a.sable, pleasant, powerful.
pnrifvinv littls pills.
lQYou can spell It cough, cofY. caugb.
kauf. hsfi, koush, or ksugh. but the only
harmless remedy thst quickly cures it u
One Minute Cough Cure.
The most dainty aud effective pills
made are De Witts Little EAsly RiSssv
They are unequatled foE all livss and
bowel troubles. Never grips.
The Holly chieftain., 1900-09-14

L. N. Campbell, OF Horse Creek, at
tended the republican senatorial con.
yention At Las Animas Monday, and
was an interested spectator Of the
proceedings throughout. MIR. Camp.
bell is candidate for the democratic
nomination for state senator. and very
obligingly offered to break the dead
lock In the republican convention BY
entering the race as dark horse. He
finally received one vote Of the mum
erous ballots taken.-La Junta Trib
une.
The Holly chieftain., 1900-09-14
.,i(.f5!

:
work. voek Wnfk \ Y:
Yes, and bard - bafy ~
Work. work stdsk III as
Law. no most6s'S Sfli - -
For the one DitiAs otb ~
That hgs labof - I1i1e 4 y Nil II h
Our sunseaancs ~ % IA
Or pay dsafly fes ~
Work. wesk, Wts,s,
Trcm ~ I,oslta4 4 \ a,
And work. work, 1pl4
Far into dfesry night
But who of Ill thxt Atb
Hsye done their duty tt6le
WIN wish, vhen An(& Il de
That they'd tresd : patH e h9ht.
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The Holly chieftain., 1900-09-14
eoar Amlrv EvsMs.

Star Capt. Benjamin Of the Army .
Cherry Tree Home, arrived at the col
say Saturday night. She has been
very sick. and 1t is hoped that our
baimv Colorado air may quickly re-
store her.
Adjt. Bernard shsi wits fsrswea,sd
|E3lam ~ { = elshk n
~ y dGGe = extssde1 Ssr.
lough TO carr fos his aged fathef-l The
good wishes Of the cOlonists follow him
and his good wife.
Brig. Streeton has been In Kansas
City for the past week ON business per-
tanning TO colony interests.
A number OF the Army people wiz
10 to Lamar this week to hold .
series ct meetings.
Doss Newman went up to Trfbuua
last Thursday to visit his parents and
returned on Sunday.
Mrs. G. A Barkman went to Topeka
last week to visit her mother.
The Holly chieftain., 1900-09-14

When vou rsnt . pleasant Physic trv
the new rsusedy, Chainbsrlain's Stom-
sch and LIVER Tablets. They are eaay
TO take aud pleasant In effect. Prizes 25c.
Ssmplss ffss ut IksiInsn Bros. DFui
atore.
The emergency bags sent bv . church
soeletv 70 KAnsas soldiers In the Phillip
pines contained among tile neceselties Z
box Of DsWits Witch Hazel SAlve, the
we'll known euro for piles. injuries and
skiu disesses. The ladies' took care to
obtain the original Dc Witt's Hazel Salvs
knowing thAt sll the countsrfsiis are
worthless.
The Holly chieftain., 1900-09-14

To say that the voters Of the United
States have no right to discuss its for
eign policy is madness. Free govern
1nent Is government by discussion. II
the country is with McKinley's policy,
It will approve 1t In November. MT
ID opposed to IL, surely it has the right
~ ny 70. ANY otheF mathod would
mean ahsolutism. 49,
The Holly chieftain., 1900-09-14

The best time for planting sugar
beets was tested BY the Colorado TX
pertinent Station. It made q series Of
trials with the cooperation Of fam.
en In different parts Of the state to
determine the best time Of planting.
-Four paintings were made between
April and June Int. The earlier plant
inx gave the best results. There seem.
ID to be little difference in quality.
The Holly chieftain., 1900-09-14

The Agricultural Experiment Sta.
ljcn viii soon issue bulletin on Sugar
Beets, giving some OF the recent stud
les along this line bE DR.. Hesdden
The Statlon has iaapad ZONE eleven
bulletins previous tcths present one,
giving results Of Its Investigations. II
kAs bsen the result Of their numerous
and cnntinued trials that has shown
Sthe adaptability of Colorado TO sugar
beeas.
The Holly chieftain., 1900-09-14

The progressive nations of.ths world
are the great food consuming nxtions.
Good iDod .sll;dtgested gives strvngth.
II vou cannot digest all you eat. YOU
need Kodoi Dvsi,epsia Curs. Il dieesas
Whist you cat. You nsesl not diet your
sill. Il coataiDs all VI the. .digsctanta
combined with the .b4st known atonics
and reconstructiyes. ItN ilksyen digest
iii clnrrre Of foci in . hottie No cthev
preparation will do this. II instantly r.
lisv~s and quickly cures sll stomach
troubles. Ikelman Bros,
The Holly chieftain., 1900-09-14

Politics are curious things. Here
sare Senator Stewart and Colonel Sa-
.pin. both Of them crazy for silver four
Sears ago and associated In managing
the Silver Knights, now both declar-
ing for Mckinley. One done SO be-
cause he says BRYAN has deserted silver
and the other because he says he Is ad-
yocated II.
The Holly chieftain., 1900-09-14
otsed peatn on.

E. B. Munday. lawyer Of Heuyistts.
Tex, ones fooled Rra7s digger. He
says: MY brother was very low with
mASarisl lever and iaundics. persuad-
cd him to try Hsctric BittsEs, sad he
wss wholly cured. I am sure Electric
Bitters saved his life." The remedy ".
pels mslAris, kills disease. germs and
puribes ths blood; aids digestion, rig
ulsies liver, kidneys and bowels, curel
constipation. dyspssfs, nervous discus
o., kidnev troubles, hpnale complnipts.
gives perfect heslok Only Soc at 1kel-
man Bros. drug sebrs.
The Holly chieftain., 1900-09-14
eu''a e's::sc': ..s: S.s.,'ss. S!.,I'ss:a a's'f se

:. l yuiYsred for thirty years With dIaf-
rhoes and thought was past being cur
ed" eays John 5. Hallowsy, Of French
Gimp, Miss. II had spent " much thAs
I6ad given up all hopes Of recovery, l
vss 20 feeble from the effects Of diar-
rhoeA that could do nc, kind Of labor,
could not even travel, but bv accident
wse permitted 70 find xbottle of Cham
beriain's Collie. Cholera and Dinrrh0e .
Kemedy. and after taking several bot
tles I am entirely cured Of that tro uble.
lam so blessed with the result that am
ANXIOUS that 1t be In reach Of all who
suffer a have" For sale By Ikelmsn
Bros.
The Holly chieftain., 1900-09-14

There Is little doubt that President
Mckinley was sadly taken aback
when Russia took him at his word and
offered to move out Of Pekiu. The
Gear ought to have some consideration
for the exigencies Of American poll.
tics.
The Holly chieftain., 1900-09-14

The Holly Canteloupe Growsrs' A.
ISOLATION will meet ON Saturday, Sop
tember q, 1900, 1t the School Hall In
Holly. for the purpose Of acting upon
the above petition.
BY or1sr Of President,
A. l.. JOHNSON.
The Holly chieftain., 1900-09-14
vvork,ns Might and oay.

The busiest and mightlsst little thing
that ever, was made 10 DR.. Kings New
Life Pills. Theas pills change weak
ness into strength, iistIessness into en~r-
Nv, bFxin-fag into mental power. Thsv ~
wonderful in building up the health.
Only DC per box. Sold BY lkslnan Bros.
The Holly chieftain., 1900-09-14

The question now Is whether hoos-
seits throat u really sore or whether
! tbs leadcrs think that he had better
be taken OF the stump for the pres
ent.
The Holly chieftain., 1900-09-14
war ~ asslsSss ~ Hesd se ~
~ essgy ~

F-ssS = = . rs II
Those WHO'S ptsdst eat the1
Holly fair en- rest .ls6uFi st they
Will get sensthing vaaDe ~ u Oar
busineSs inen have besn 1n ~ with
c6mmendabie energy 70 slcq ths vtfv
best and tia result ID. thy ssecss-
ed large number Of e1te6ae psemi.
ums, and not rlnais ppor -
In fact the ,libesaliet hg N, ~
various Wholesale iIrrnGi ~ ~ spo6d.
ed expectations
There sss smany psss ised
which hass not ~ H. 4 We
take pleasnie Ii p1 = t01DoNs
ing list, vhiph b he19 ~ ssedy1
10 be distxihutAd:
Harden 4 son, e111lsv hays|
s boxes Of craetts4 - = -
masoes, one cxSe innp 10 pss'
Bohemian ware.
c. d. Adatna, hardware S xhas
Shoe prsAs 0rain Drin; ~
Parlor Lamp Plush Lapa ~
Silver HALVES aad Fpfk n
ver HpaQns; ) Gallous 66e
Wsg4ss3 Waehef. ~ ;s
C yf6k lesf
|deaies III 4
case fancy pEtssrvs6S VI ~ soas
pair Meus Shoes, 5aboxs fsncy Cxn6y;
20 pounds Coffee; one CsrvinRrs6. one
Buggy whip.
George Hollis. furniture dealer, han
one sl2.5O Rocking chair. one 100
Rocking chair. one toberette, worth
S2.5o.
s. =. White, dealer In aenssal NOR
(chsnatse. has one cass tBxncy ssDorted
cuslEits; one dozen triple Extract Of
Lemop; one dozen triple Extract Va
nills; one dozen .cases Satin Baking
Powder: one case celebrated Home
Comfort Apple Butter. ;iy
hut here comes 14hs biRRsst MT of
ali, from Ikelman Bros. .,.drueaista: tao
boxes Cigars: S gallons Paint; one fan
cy Bottle Perfume; one Merschaum
Pipe; one Bicycle Brake; one LAdy's
Toilet set: one Handkerchief Box; 50
pound pail slxle grease; one water Get;
I doz. packages tooth powder; one box
YucatAn gum; one case fancy whiskey,
ono baby set.
The Holly chieftain., 1900-09-14
A shocking calamity

Lately .bsfsl railroad Iaborey,'
writes Or. A. Ksllst, Of Williford, Ark /,
.'His foot WAS badly crushed. but Buck ;
lens Arnica 6aIve quickly cured him. Its
simply wonderful for Burns. Boils, Piles
and Ill skin eruptions. Its the wosld's
champion healer. Cure guaranteed.
26c. Hold by Ikslmsn Bros.
The Holly chieftain., 1900-09-14

Altar Al It ny be lncky AhaEzgpa
Rsea refuses to speak In the campaign.
lftb something OF . question what
Ton might chance t. ny.
The Holly chieftain., 1900-09-14


V61th0 0n6 Skn 0v96 With A6y
xre ssonable basis for ~ oiinion. how
the election is going This fall. Impe-
risIism will be the oGiy tissue within
%the next month snd - past attitude
|Sof the voters or sasiA is any critic rion
5@spf the view they viii take ON 1t.
The Holly chieftain., 1900-09-14
ovte ana afuleee QuIekly Meai ed.

ChaiubeslAin'e Pain Balm applied TO y
cut. brnise. bars, scsld or liks injury.
will instantly allay the pain and will
heal the parts In les time than any
other treatment. Unless the injury 10
very severe il will not leaye scar. Pain
balm also cures PheumatiQu, sprains.
swellinss and lamsnes. For eale By
Ikolman Bros.
The Holly chieftain., 1900-09-14

To prevent consumption quickly cnre
throat and lung troubles with One Min
ute Cough Cure.
The Holly chieftain., 1900-09-14
Netics.
HOLLY. Sept ldeh, isoe.
PRnsrDKNr HOLLY CANrALoUPB
NotIce.

GRowEKs' AssN !:
We the undersigned membes0 0f tbs
Holly Cantaloupe Ann respectfully
protest against payment for melons
beine mAde on the basis Of pro rata
Dsies foe the entire season. We be-
leiye each man should Be paid sccord-
Ing TO the net returns less Arm. ex-
penses for the melons which he shipped
In each or.
According TO Article 25 Of the By
Lawn We REQUEST that y meeting Of the
gfowoss be called during this coming
The Holly chieftain., 1900-09-14
The real paramount Issue is to get
votes. and that's the truth Of the mst-
Ter.

what's the good Of exciting ones
|pelf % politics nowadays? It will be
cooler before election.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1900-07-26
sPANIsH-A AMERICAN ISLANDS.

1t was decided to withdraw another
regiment from Cuba for service in
China.
Counterfeiters are operating in the
Philippines.
Philippine officers are organizing ma
tive cavalry to help the regular troops.
Porto Rican teachers left Santiago,
Cuba, for New York on the Transport
Mcpherson.
There is an understanding that the
United States will withdraw from
Cuba within nine months.
Governor General Wood reported
that the Cubans are anxious for auto
nomy. He believed some troops should
be maintained in the island for some
time longer, but disapproved of native
levies.
Governor General Wood arrived in
New York and proceeded at once to
Washington. He said municipal self
government in the island will be a
great success. He reported the health
of the American troops good and moth
ing like yellow fever epidemic.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1900-07-26
POLITICAL.

The populists may notify Bryan Aug.
g.
Secretary Wilson may be appointed
United States senator by Gov. Shaw of
Iowa.
Debs denies that he has any intention
of Withdrawing from the head of the
socialist ticket in favor of Bryan.
George H. Heafford resigned as
general passenger and ticket agent Of
Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul rail
road.
Bryan refused to discuss his plans
and engagements further than to say
he is in the national committees
hands.
Curtis Guild of Boston has declined
to accept the office of first assistant
postmaster-ge general, succeeding Perry
s. Heath
c.. b. Aycock democratic nominee
for governor of North Carolina, in
augurated campaign for the dis
REIMBURSEMENT of the negro.
Lightning struck church at Chat
field, o., during funeral. There was
one fatally and twenty-five less seri-
ously hurt among the mourners.
1t is believed in some quarters that
the gold democrats and anti-imperial-
lists will unite in nominating a third
ticket, perhaps at Indianapolis July %.
National Republican league conven-
tion elected Isaac Miller Hamilton of
Chicago president, and voiced the as
surance that the administration would
demand "full indemnity for the past
and security for tne future" of China.
William jennings Bryan in public
statement declared that anti-imperi-
alism is the main campaign issue and
insisted that democrats should subor-
dinate all other planks in the Kansas
City platform. He would not discuss
affairs in China.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1900-07-26
FASHIONS IN Wells.

Considering the limitations of the
else in which the season especially ex-
cells in variety and novelty of design
From the most shadowy spider web
nets to a rather fantastic decoration OF
birds and butterflies, bats and beetles.
there is, as it would seem, every con-
ceivable kind and condition, says the
New Yory Sun. Telltale crows feet
and trivial defects in the complexion
disappear like magic behind the be-
coming veil, which, however, must be
selected with great care. Ii is the
mesh which makes or raars the be-
coming effect quite as much as the
ornamentation, and then apart from
the qualifications as an improving
accessory of dress there is always the
question Of choosing the tasteful veil
rather than the striking one which
proclaims itself loudly at a distance.
The special novelty most generally
worn in Paris is the ramage veil, with
chenille dots scattered over the net in
dainty scroll design, the dots vary
ing little in size. This veil comes in
black and the pastel colors, especially
designed for the very bright hats
which will be worn later on. For
those who rejoice in the extreme
novelty in all matters of dress there is
fine net dotted over with a fight of
shadowy swallows in graduated sizes,
the very tiny one at the top, and there
are dainty nets with round and oblong
velvet spots arranged in the form of a
fly; nets with two and three threaded
square meshes thickly covered with
pin points of chenille put in by hand,
and every sort of fancy net of spider
web fineness without any dot at ALL
The most fantastic novelty among the
new wells is the bat design woven in
on the edge, the head directly in
front and the wings spreading out at
either side of the face; butterflies, too.
are disposed of in the same manner
The veil which speaks the loudest and
manifests itself at the longest distance
has a rather large square mesh made
of an unusually heavy silk thread and
at each crossing there is a little circle
instead of dot. Another veil which
may rank with this is white net
dotted over with velvet spots in vary
ing sizes, the largest fully the size Of
a five cent piece. Some of the white
nets are very tasteful, however, and es-
pecially desirable for summer wear.
Double wells are still worn, being es-
pecially desirable for driving in the
country.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1900-07-26

British residents in Venezuela are
at variance with the natives and
trouble is feared.
Edouard de Reszke was decorated
with the Victorian order by the
Queen for singing before her in Faust.
Suzanne Adams received a diamond
bracelet.
The British steamer Borneo is
quarantined near Malta because of five
deaths from cholera on the voyage
from Calcutta.
A convention composed exclusively
of colored delegates from all parts of
the world is to be held in Lndon. The
brotherhood of man" will be the topic.
The report of the worlds secretary
at the London convention of the
Christian Endeavorers showed $780,
900 members. John w. Bear demanded
compulsory arbitration between Great
Britain and America. President
Francis E. Clarke and Secretary Baer
were reelected.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1900-07-26
FOREIGN.

Rear Admiral Valentine Irgleheld,
r. n, Is dead.
Americans won the principal athletic
events in Paris.
There were severe earthquakes at
Caracas, Venezuela.
Deaths from cholera in India were
over 10000 In one week.
The Shah of Persia was welcomed at
st. Petersburg by Emperor Nicholas.
William Waldorf Astor apoiogized
for paragraph rejecting on Captain
Milne.
Roumanian political parties coalesce
and a new cabinet will shortly be
formed.
Colombian government is powerless
to prevent the revolutionists selling
Panama.
The baby clothes Of oliver Crom-
well are to be sold in the London aue-
tion-room.
buoy marked by the Inflated
Andree expedition was found near the
coast OF Iceland.
President lsOubet reviewed a naval
parade OF forty-two French warships
at Cherhourg.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1900-07-26
REBUILDING THE THTATER
FRANCAIS.

Rumors were recently circulated to
the effect that the reconstruction of the
Theater Francois could not be finished
before the beginning of the new cea-
fury. Some people even went so far as
to throw out jocose or satirical hints
as to the slow progress of the works
and to compare it with the snail-like
pace of the rebuilders of the Opera
Comique, who took long years to ger
the second lyric playhouse ready for
the entertainment of the public. There
need, however, be no comparison be-
tween the reconstructive works in con-
neetion with the Theater Francois and
those of the Opera Comique, which
were faeetiously described as having
been intrusted to a solitary mason.
The rebuilding of the Theater Francois
is proceeding apace, but it is true that
the playhouse will not be ready by the
date first specified by the contractors
namely, July IA. Everything, it is ex-
pected, will be ready in the middle OF
August. The new stage is nearly COM
pleted and the ceiling is about to be
decorated Professionally by a scene
painter. Until August. therefore, ex-
position visitors will be debarred from
seeing the interior of the famous old
house of Moliere.-Paris Correspond
enee of the London Telegraph.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1900-07-26

Transit company, the United Railway
company and the National Railway
company.
During the trial of Caleb Powers at
Georgetown, KY, Finley Anderson, a
Knox county republican swore that
Powers had said to him that if no one
else killed Goebel he would kill him
himself.
The American Federation of Labor
will make one more effort to adjust
the Chicago strike and in the event
of failure will back the strikers with
the whole federated labor unions Of
the country.
The Minneapolis supreme court has
decided that the baking powder law
requiring manufacturers and dealers to
affix label bearing the names and
amount of the ingredients on each can
is constitutional.
The United States circuit court of APP
peais has settled a question of bound
airy line between Tennessee and. North
Carolina in favor of Tennessee. Both
states had made grants of the terri
tory in dispute.
The Universalist Young Peoples
Christian Union elected Louis Anan
Ames of New YORK president. There
was some opposition to condemning
the army canteen but resolution to
that effect was adopted.
Judge w. H. Washington of PhiIa-
delphia direct descendant of Au-
gustine' Washington, father of George
Washington, is dead at Castle Creek,
Hot Springs, Ariz., OF consumption. He
was As years of age and lawyer of
ability.
AT Wilkesbarre, Pa, Judge Halsey
granted a new trial to John Lutz, the
alleged wife-murderer, whose convic-
ton followed one of the most noted
trials in the history of this state. F.
A. B. Rooms, a juror, said he was
coerced into giving verdict of
guilty.
Clinton Page, manager of the Have
meyer estate at Mahwah, N. j., testi-
fed at an informal inquest that he
saw Mrs. Natalie Havemeyer Mayer
shoot herself Members of the dead
woman's family insist that the shoot
ing was accidental and the coroner is
of the same mind.
At Ardmore, l. T. Rev. Henry B.
Smith, rector of st. Paul's church, or
dained priest of the Episcopal church
in the presence of a large audience.
Rev. Mr.. Smith is the first Cherokee
Indian to enter the priesthood. He will
be assigned as an assistant at the
cathedral in Milwaukee.
C. v. Eskridge, editor of the EN-
poria Republican, and former lieuten-
ant governor of Kansas, died at his
home from self-infiicted wounds. Be-
fore he died Mr.. Eskridge, who had
been i'll for several months with can
GER of the liver, said he knew he
could not live and that he was tired of
life.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1900-07-26

which affects the steel band in such a
way as to record on it any sounds that
may penetrate to the photograph. 1t
is only necessary to cause the steel
band to repass the magnet in order to
have the sound repeated. Each VI
bration of the electro-magnet produces
a corresponding vibration of the steel
band. In order to remove message
from the steel band magnet is passed
over the surface on which the message
was recorded. Paulsen's steel band is,
in fact, magnetized at certain points
instead of being indented by pointed
wire, as in the wax cylinder of Edi-
sons photograph.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1900-07-26
BOER BRITISH WAR.

Captain Carl Reichman denied fight
ing for the beers in south Africa.
Fifteen hundred beers, with five
guns, broke through the Gordon formed
by Numbers and Rundle's divisions be-
tween Bethlehem and Ficksburg.
Lord Roberts reports the repulse of
an assault by the beers on the position
held by general Pole-Carew. The bur-
ghers are said to have lost heavily.