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Sans Ncnoerion.

iouns SenoerIpn (ifte 4noerion, Tom
tioliqere bersttet / "0eeorabs poiten"0 fra
osnninsbaI / Os prsItesiGlo / Ror9s,
spepe ben 26be DIT. og blep bsgrdpet pad
Orleans Wenigbeos airtesaaro ben 29oe
Oft. San bar isot ben 16oe Dec. 1S41
"a bleo altidd life fulot SO aor gdmmsl.
Den Ste Suli 1866 inotraaote ban 9Gas
teitab meo Martbd ,Ssniine Ganoersoats
ter 5iembal, ION oberlepsr BAN. Oeres
gGeteItdb ~oelIigneoes meb II Born = A
Senner os 7 Ostere =, at hpilte ale sr
ilipe oa bar tiliteoe peb 5abereas DsoS.
leie. 6amilien tpm Mai 1886 til Qmes
rita % bar for bet mefts p9rst bnidt
N9rheoen AZ plymouth Rod, @innsTheit
Gountn, Soma. hppr De bdpos en- meget
anielia 6drm. Men omenotisnt 6snosrs
ion 6opbe baot 9ptte til al tomme ia op
/ bet gore, Tube ban Dog life l9use faa
unbe Srueterne az 1T arbeios. alereoe
for oper Ct gar iioen par bet fart, at ban
lite funoe bltpe nogen gaT1inel Wtaro.
Otter / I9neere lib at BABE liot mese.,
rnoertuitebe ban Fs grunoi9 2aseunoers
isgsIIe % bet bifte fig ba, al ban lsb al
&rGft / Napen. Deb en- pelpttet Opera
tipn blso ban bog msssf beore Og bet Taa
en- lib uo til. at ban Dog funoe faa hos
iammsn msb fine aiere enonu no1le Gar.
Nten iiofte 9intsr bleo ban ansreben At
Ga Grippe % fra ben lib bar bet line.
iom 9raftsrne ipdnot mer og msr. De
ire foTfe Tiger at fit eip bar ban ie1ss.
lissenbe os leb ipare Smertsr. men par
bog tilfrsos mso Guos Stnrslfe | aft.
5reipia betienote ban i'm 9ro pad 5reliss
rem rs Dsoe ftils oa rolie 5rsous Otter.
miboas ben 26oe DIT. os fulstes til Sra
ben ben 29os unbsr tor OeltaasIie bacSs
al Norits % ameritdnsre.
5rsS msS bans Stso! gslisnst prre
bans Iinpe. 8.
Decorah-posten., 1900-11-23
gaIs at embeSsmaus fl ,aaoant no,

gols at Gmbebsmmnb III iaabant los
fab: pdftorerne 8. Sbefpelano, u. Me<
lamb os Sipalsftusn blsp sienpalst. os til
at fplDs Wofane.n paa 2 Var bleu pait.
q. O. petterion fra 2isbon, ST.. paIsi.
ainamisfonsielnabets gsitprelfe for be.
iommenbe aar bill blipe: paftor .. =.
Relion, Mtfpater, Minn.. 5ormano %
Rssnffabsfsrer for acknowledgement
paftur 5. .. Spaleftuen, Salon, palo
altp Co., Soma. gieefprmanb; paitor
8. u. Gaarpsmo.. Cate gart. Minn,.
Setretar. puitor .. Sbsfpslanb, Badger,
Sa., aasfsrer. gaftor N. SGterlis,
OFatis, Minn. Rebaitsr for "ainamis-
iionaren." 5r. 9. S.rmanIon, TorIe-
lamb. Minn.. puit. q. Melanb psliean
Aapiys, Winn.. Sr. Gbp. gersb. Berg.
Minn.. os paitor u. q. psttsrIon, els
bon, Sn., paitpr ). 6. Ssrrs, 9inna,
Winn.. at b. T. airte blso talpt til Sell
itabets M~isfionerer.
Decorah-posten., 1900-11-23

oe ioritielIige Rapre, iom er blst bes
npttet for Ratarrb / Dc foritieIige 2e'
qsmSoels % Crsdner, iaa ciIoe Re-
iuitatst bli ~coerruitenos. 81 bar ofte
of~entligaiort en- Del at 0isie Rapne,
% ben 6orbauIelie. bet pdtte bos ale
MerneItsr, baaoe professionally %
lite PROFESSIONALS, par norton. 90
boa bar ri alorig tdaet 5crtegnelle
oper olte be Spgoomme, Der tldss
Iifcercs icm 8dtarrb. Wlen bet ma
poa tilItddes. at bare at ie oenre
utomplette Cite ItiGet op I Slaooroeu
er ligsfrem ~forfGrpeligt. 5ois eGs
iereu snltsr al fs oenre 2iite tiliess
meo en- tprt Sortldrirg ocer bert
Rom, iuu "TRIP efter Dor ri 8utdrrh,
bca til 56t geruna WeOicine Co.,
columbus, Sbio.
Decorah-posten., 1900-11-23
Observation-Disclosures

6ofSt fit 9sntralmsDe fra 13Os til %
rso 16os Rpp. / 9aitor %. 9 0abls
Galb. Mcutspioso. Mtinn.
WisTonrrerne Daniel 9ilTen, 6. z,
etofte % 6uitru. G. .. Ss.n % Nrs
9stluuo par tiliieoe. gaitor N. ga.
terlis 6olot aabninsspraoitsn. gat. s
.. Spalefiuen inoleoeoe bet opitiasSi
Somi1Issmns: Sob. 31,16. ON Niioos.
mus. % MisiionGr 81. 9. 5totts boo
Misfionspraoiisn. Rrs. Stofts ialis %.
isa paa enssIi.
Decorah-posten., 1900-11-23

garbtrftusr % andre 1etpemmelisb,s
Der. poa Taset ffal her anI9sgss en-
6aDt. bpor Mdahiber Tan nppes uns
Der MuFif eomntermaansperns.
Sa, sisr man life mestt for be tiers
SismQno i bore Oaees
Msanb / Hsp yorf meS gprssriino.
IaaIpm Wiaiam Slcdns, pierpont
Morson, Chaplain 9oltpdp, aepi 9.
Morton, Seth Com. Benjamin j..
9racp os andre. oeriblanot anorslo
Carnegie, sr if1ro meb at inoidml.
100000 til Gnfsn efier aomirJl
Ybilip. Renterne at bisie Qengs ia.
bun iaa oppeb9re. iaalGnge bun lepsr;
men .fter bsnoss 0sb fol be 100000
0alsr banne ct 5onp til beoIts Ior
ben lune Sismanbsburn," bpiS
Sitanobrinselle 4pmiraItn poabes
spnoie, inoen 0soens pIl upsntet
truf BAN Iiotlepen SUM. iii 5oas
bet bioraser ale SHieerer / Maris
nen fra ben lapsIte til ben brieits, oe:s
iblanot YraIiosnt Mcainieq, Iom I
IGmbeos Mepfer er eperthfdIenoe
cher 5laaben.
"llnss Monbs triTtelise Screening"
bar en- Watrosafbelins, iom Dor tils
leie / bet nne SismanpSbiem. Den
aiper bet en- ;riftsIis 8ardttcr, itirnt
8uostiensiter life bolbcs. glanot
6~preninsens Opsape er ben at Iaa
gag / fulpe Matrpier, ION gies
Spalm paa 8uben, pe dnbrinae benz I
etSorparin9sbus. Hafte Mprgcn itiaes
be for Hettsn og faar i'm Straf.
Otter gstalingsbage % rolr Sttbs
tcmmer inb fra Sapet er 8aoerrs
cmtrine Murineperftet 9ierne fuloe
al brutns Matroier, % 6prparingss
buffet bIir bo bel befpltet. De nnSe
.Weolemmer al ben friitelige Screening
sr paa ubfis efter iudbanne UNITE
lioe ca lutter benz meb iig ino | ben
trnaae !6apn." Scr modtte orutn:
ISisIolt tilbrinee Natten puu 6ors
~tpuoens slIer paa Steneulpet ! en- ar7
reit. GU bar be Mnlepning til at
faa bet meget bsore.
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siarsn ebia IsIsse.

frauf z O. -rrn aHrlegT 8 ; paa. at ban er Ben
&ariner ! iirElaei = 3 q 'ne7 4 80, 5e. briuer
6errstpiua I AnsH lolttQ, ga "a GeERtr ION o en-
Ter. % Al HGpri- Sirma III stfi,e ban : un az buus
efsbs 7onare iUr hpet etc 2ilir &c al & q.
tara. lem tie tan lErtEes roal'c aafarrh gHre
Fr5Hf J. 9heueA
sespise, for mia o. uu,eritrvei I min Rxrprrsfie
esuae ben 6s 1ds al 2efcubsLt BIZ cerr,as dar
IssS. q "a. @ieaioH.
Zeal Reiartus Rubli-as.
fau's daier b Cure e. iur i~uppertss Sru3 o. pirfcr
bin tis gaa elpsef a Sptsueis SiiEhiHD. Z. Sfrlp
cite Z g~inerler: ieaes% AZ tts
Il. &. GheRtp & Go. lelese. Q
E S9laes pa apctheferHg Tor 75c.
80 bs9iie a. palS Jamils glae.
Decorah-posten., 1900-11-23

a,pie mau refer meo "Ioroc".
iom afnaar ira Gep Yprs ocn tic
Tecember. ina refer man biem TIL
Snieaffen 40 3ie for at iaa ScI
[ S%uichifcn "a Sric 'rcocn bl M
al {. 2ccrrr NOE. Nuit, al
I aitio faar fIebt Goers Su'csGrs
urfonsbipctter btni ( hos ~.
VI ortcnsen a. Co., 1875 u. Gin,ie
Str., Ebtcae o.
Decorah-posten., 1900-11-23
llneer ct az enasltmanSenss asIttOa

timber si az Gneelitm3noenss Sslttca /
Spbafrita iau en- Sdpisir en- Soloat toni
me til 9sirsn meo sn 8lae ! armsne ga
unbo!ot ham meo bet Spsresmunl. ON
pan baooe oaret uot 9al 5snietppsri.
Rel, 5r. aaptsiu," iodrsos Soloaten.
SIG traf peune GprsH iiooenbs pua {.
6iGrbs % bsfaleos BAN 1t gale for gdmlt
Gnglnrb; men oa ban ne piloe bet. ARE.
Iteysot isg bom IOm CFrsrer."
Decorah-posten., 1900-11-23
Norees slonoife.
6nloiorefom iterne | Jinmarien fan
bli en- Higoomsfilbe for Norse.


Ssit oppe / Hotmarten. peo en- al
Sandelptns uplsbere, oper 10 norlit
9Ril fra beboeoe gsne. bar Der iIoms
mer lisset en- lioen Stare Ns9no. iom
meo ulpieeIis ensrsi bar leoet efter
Rigoomme | Den ellers Idd tdrrtge
Spro. De bar temret fine Iatti9sl,ge
Yolissr peo 89tteletet, rpooet op /
lllGnbei. iamiioig iom De mep 9dtisn
os Spaoen bar is9t efter Screens
ftiuIte Riebomme.
90 bet guile Wstal er iommen ror
Taeens ems. % ben enc BoIe al itns
nenpe 0ulbftsp efter ben duoen bar
pdnbret pper / Statens MaedSiner.
Somre bar MI 6ulograpnirgs-
forIsgene / 6inmarten pGrst orepet.
Sg be bar ida imdat begprot at til
tr9tts Iis aImiuoelis OpmGrtiombeo.
Oct sr lille uoeluttst. at Gfterrentnlr.
ssrne osrfra ON isie lib pii mootdges
meo Spanoing. 3aler nan meo Co
peren at be Grpsoitioner, Der 4ar ettsr
Mar ienoes bib op. fuur man / boert
5aIo S%uotrpttst al, at bet siGloer {.
pldnm9siiet, meo aIpor % GnerSi
orepet 4rbeipe. Der er lat / Sang neo
fulo gepioItbeo ON ben SpoireIie %
S~oria9elie, bet sjennem liar olloe
trQne, fer bet iunoe penies at plde
sipe bet iuloe, % mai ida. bIdbe, ri
gsliss geoerlaa ipr De sjorie InlttGn-
eelier. IrbeioeiS SeDer. 9r. Y. u.
Inoerien, bar 20 aars bays ror'
grbeioer og I~rbeiosleoer GoIoraa
Dos, Wpntanas % 4laiias Sub %
SpIpminer. Se 5 iioite 4ur oeroOer
tilbraete ban | alaIta. bpls tIlmdttIie
6orbplo me9et Iigner De 5lnmartlls
unoer be famine Sreooegraoer, omeno
IlaItas Ninter er glennemgodenoe
itrengere. Set oar pgldd osnne Sdms
menllgnlng, Der / 6brbtnoelie mso
alsnoitabet til 3ellei 0ablS Bog, ON
line unperls9eIier / 0tnmarten, lom
bra9te 4noerlen pda ben Iante al
ipgs efter Cub / ut 9amle 59orelono.
nnper ct SpboIO / alpnolte i 1887
beliemte ban lls iii Sjemretlen. 0dnS
Suitru % Sern baoOe alereoe / IIese
star opbolot lIg / Rorse. GGn9ieIen
efter 5amiIiie pg 5Gorelano / 5otes
nina meo Santen paa 6lnmartens
W~uli9bsoer orep bam blent. Sg dles
reoe / Sebruar 1898 oro9 pan dflteo
pad i'm fsrite 5inmartscrpsoitton.
San nj odnnet ct attlelelitdb. Dors
financitue 2eler er &onIul Sronn, %
M / CONNER bar ban arbetoet meo -
til 40 Wanp paa bet Selfdbet at Hea
ejsringen tiloelte Self peo Sar9eIot.
en- 9ielp iii Suna. Del er iamiet
Wdterialer, temret Suie, % alt er |
Sroen til Wootagelie al en- mciH
iterre 4rbeiositprte, naar BET pudz
trPpes.
: CONNER bar man ptItnot life
punoet I'D mere eno 9 a 10 Yuno rent
Sub, men BET elsr od en- 10000
Sroner. Def ptl boa snonu gau Ct
Bar Mars lib meo pGient,ig forberes
osnoe Qrbeioer. Iaa man plI bare abs
itinige llogifter enonu, ist man Ian
ia fat meo fulo Strait. Utan bar
snbnu holot itg uoeluttenoe til, boao
man / QldIta oiloe Table "plactr
Wiining".
Oilers FL bet life bare 0ulofores
tomiter mar bpeaer lit 6remttosbddb
iii Sinmdrten pad. 6oretomiter al
Sober % Ssrn tor oaind mso Stotn
tunne oripes mso 2sniom6eo.
Decorah-posten., 1900-11-23

"aa. 5rsten anua. iss sr Forslfst /
Dem op oper bsaee 2Ttn."
ia, min Gattsr @ilbsIm Tiger De!
iamms.'
"gPtu iss bar messt Iansers grsn sao
BAN"
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correspondence.


sprrsir onbancer uten .slapH o. 0brrsi fases tss
uinoite 6enipa til. oe tiir Tile eusan eisnn miare az
sieraifipneu. Napntt III if,e blipt cHentIiaslort. unes
mtaers , bfpmmenps Rorreippnsent 81 er bet mes
eseoattipnrs maa bare Sasret % Abresien
Decorah-posten., 1900-11-23

2isb Gocrs Sules q renriicnSbiis
letter mco "Poric' paa Eopeofcn
Icret Dos u. @ortcnien 4 Co..
1875 u. 4Iniic st., Gbieaso, bpcr
I npoer 400 Sebanol,ns % pems
IiS Smsoefemmenbe1.
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-01-12
PEST SHIPS
FROM BRAZIL
The South Won't Have
Them There,
A VIGOROUS PROTEST
Louisiana Strongly Stirred by Vessels
Suspected Of Carrying the
Bubonic Plague,

NEW ORLEANS, Id. Dec. % The
question OF coffee-ladon ships from the
infected ports Of Santos seems destined
to stir up the entire South, even as it
has stirred up New York. DR.. Blunt
the health officer Of Texas. has already
decided that no vessels from Santos
can touch at Galveston.
The Louisiana State Board Of
Health is already on record as holding
that there is no way to prevent the
landing of the Willowdene at this port
and the discharge of her cargo here
after the proper period of detention has
been passed at the quarantine station
and the disinfection and fumigation OF
her cargo has been effected according
to the laws of this State.
The New Orleans Cotton Exchange
has adopted resolutions protesting
against the landing of the Willowdene
under any circumstances. The Board
of Trade has Endorsed the stand OF the
Board of Health.
Some people hold that the City Board
of Health, irrespective of the State
Board, can prevent the WillOwdene
from proceeding up the river. Today
the State of Mississippi not only got
into the game, so far as the Willow
dene is concerned but came TO the
front with troubles of her own, when
DR.. Hunter, secretary of the MISSISSIPPI
pi Board of Health, and DR.. Bolton,
the health officer OF Harrison county,
met in New Orleans and forwarded the
following telegram to Surgeon General
Wyman:
"Barkentine J. w. Jane, from San
tos, will arrive at the gulf quarantine
station in few hours. Mississippi
Board of Health requests that you inn
mediately order her to Dry Tortugas
for disinfection and fumigation.
Health officer of Harrison county and
the Mayor and Council of the City OF
Biloxi join in this request In case
Louisiana State Board of Health re-
fuses to comply with treasury regula-
lions regarding Willowdene, due to
arrive at Mississippi river quarantine
station Sunday, We request that she
be also sent to Dry Tortugas for treat
ment"
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-01-12
aHE HAD CAUSE TO REJOICE.

"A young man came into our store
yesterday sufferig from severe at
tack of cramp collie" writes b, F. Hess,
miller and general merchant, Dickey' S
Mountain, Pa, He had tried various
home remedies without relief. AS
had used Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera
and Diarrheea Remedy I gave him a
dose and IL soon brought him out all
right, | never saw fellow so re-
joiced" Sold by all druggists and deal
ers, Benson, Smith & Co., Ltd, agents
for II. /.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-01-12
DETENTION CAMP NOTES.

After the removal of the three pa
tients to the old pesthouse the old bat
terry station buildings were burned yes
terday.
The change of the rifle range into a
pest hospital was completed yesterday
morning, and the patients transferred
thereto.
The inmates of the hospital now
comprise one Japanese woman and ba-
by from Merchant, near Alakea street;
the driver of an eXcavator wagon, Aio-
ma. and one japanese.
The residents of Block No. 10 are to
be removed this morning. A portion
will probably be sent to the kerosene
warehouse and the remainder to Kalihi
station, The latter station is not fully
ready for these people yet, though they
can be temporarily accommodated, the
owner of the property they are leaving
being DESTROYS of having the buildings
burned and the debris cleared away
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-01-12
oDoRLESS EXCAVAToRS.
Employees Now Get Double Pay.
Causes of Past Delays Explained.

President Wood of the Board of
Health is authority for the statement
lat the new odorless eXcavators now
under construction will not be taken
into the infected district.
Two OF these machines are being
built and will be in operation within
a few days. The completion of these
two will place four eXcavators com
plete with teams and appurtenances
at the disposal of the Board 1t was
intended that several new machines
should he constructed hut the alb
sence OF sufficient piping for them.
forced the Board to content itself wiki
two.
The great delay in attending to pri-
yate requests for the eXcavatOrs, was
caused by the Buena Vista Hospital
authorities, in monOpolizng their at
tention for AZ least a third of their
time, the eXtraVagant use of water at
tie hospital necesstating the almost
constant attention Of one of the
machines
1t is generally understood that Unit
ed States military hospitals are re-
quired TO attend to their own sanitary
affairs. and President Wood has adj
dressed a communication TO Colonel
l.uhlen, suggesting that he provide an
excayator for the private use of the U.
). military.
Two of the employees of the exca-
yator cleared out from their work
when they heard of the second case
from amongst their number. They
We're brought back, however, with the
promise of double pay, and no further
desertion Is anticipated.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-01-12
MERCHANTS MEET.
Abort Resolutions Regarding Isl
and Freight.
CFrom wednesdays DailyD

CFrom Wednesdays Daily.)
\ meeting of merchants was held in
the Chamber of Commerce rooms at
lis yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. +. NJ. Swanzy presided and urged
upon those present the necessity Of
standing by the Board of Health in the
present trouble. Undoubtedly there
were numerous articles of merchan-
disc which might safely be exported
to the other Islands.
1t was resolved that the Board of
Health be requested to furnish list of
such merchandise as may be shipped
with safety, and also statement of
the sanitary precautions to be adopted
in preparing them for export
1t was also decided that committee
consisting of one member of every
business represented, should draw up
schedule of such merchandise as they
may consider safe to ship, and submit
the same TO the Board OF Health for
approval.
The meeting then adjourned till this
afternoon.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-01-12

>. All that portion of the land de-
scribed in r. p. 1853, l.. c. A. 1919 to
Palauhulu, as is described in deed OF
Palauhulu to Nakea, dated May, 1857
and of record in Liber 81 on page 40
g. All that land being portion OF
the makai half of r. p. 15S. L. C. A.
1919 to Palauhulu, more particularly
described as follows:
Beginning at the northwest corner
of the land of NJ. Phillips & Co.. adj
joining the Protestant Church yard
and run south 33 east 5.2S chains along
the line dividing the mauka from the
makai half of r. P. 15S; thence south
6S west l 95-100 chains along the land
of Puka to the Government road L;
thence north 33R west $50 chains
along the Government road to the
Protestant Church yard; thence north
64$t east 1.95 chains along the said
churchyard to the point of commence
ment. Containing an area of
| 027-1000 acres.
4. Five undivided shares or interest
in the land known as the Ahupuaa of
Waikane and held and owned by a
number of people as tenants in COM
mon, and called the Hui of Waikane.
5. All that land at Kumunui. Wal
kane, aforesaid, and more particularly
described in r. p. 1852, L. C. A. 6O51,
together with dwelling houses, cook
house, servants dwellings. stable and
bath-house situate thereon.
6. That certain spring of water
known as Ulawini, situate in the Ahu
puaa of Waikane, conveyed by the Of
ficers of said Hui of Waikane to p C.
Jones together with the pipes leading
the water from said spring to the last
above mentioned premises.
7. Lease from the officers of said
Hui of Waikane of about ten acres of
land known as the Peterson lot; rent
paid in full to October LIST, 1907.
s. Note for 1920 secured by mort
gage dated May IT, 1890, at IL per cent
per annum, made by PM to Peterson,
Larsen and Hopkins, of his interest in
the Hui of Waikane.
The property above described has
for the most part been used as a coun-
try residence, and has on a portion
thereof two dwelling-houses, out
houses, stables, etc, all in good order
and condition A portion of the lands
three pieces are leased and bring in
rental of 1856 year,
p. C. Jones, Esq, who Is the owner of
the other undivided half OF said prop
erty, has consented to sale of his
half at the same time and place, and
will join in the deed for his half in
terest with the Guardian, so that the
party buying can secure the whole
property. The five shares in the Hui
of Waikane represent nearly a sixth
interest in between 1900 or 1000 acres,
consisting of Kula and rice land, the
land being known as the Ahupuaa or
Waikane.
Upset price for all the above prop
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-01-12
Ask a Legislature.

1t is learned in Government circles
that the Cabinet has written to the
authorities at Washington stating the
almost absolute necessity for conven-
ing the Legislature here, either under
Hawaiian laws or the new laws TO be
extended by the Congress OF the United
States, by the expiration OF the bien-
NAL period ending on the 3lst OF March
next. II is understood the Government
is now awaiting a reply from Washing
ton.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-01-12
RETURN OF SPANISH cAPTIvEs
Uncle Sam to Send Back the 1000
Recently Released.

WASHINGTON y. c., Dec. 2G.-Un-
der the terms of the treaty of peace
with Spain the United States agreed
TO send home all the soldiers OF the
Spanish army held in captivity by the
insurgents in the Philippines Con-
sress made an appropriation OF 81 800
900 to carry out that purpose.
The recent successful operations OF
General Otis resulted in the release OF
about 1000 additional Spanish prison
ers, and instructions have been cabled
General Otis to contract with the Ce-
ballos Transportation Company for the
return of these soldiers to Spain. There
is $3.50, 900 available for this purpose
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-01-12
The Greatest Wealth Is Health

Many rich man suffering and sick
would give all his wealth for the re-
turn of good health. Rich and poor
can keep healthy if they pay attention
to natures warnings of approaching
disease. II your liver is sluggish, If
you feel dull, drowsy, or inactive; if
your heart doesn't pump right, palpi-
tates, thumps, sometimes vigorously,
and sometimes family; if your bowels
are inactive, or overactive; il your
stomach fails you; if your kidneys fail
to act naturally; your health is threat
ened but there is still help for you IL
you will take Kickapoo Indian Sagwa.
You must act quickly. Disease is pro-
gressive; you must stop 1t at once.
Kickapoo Indian Sagwa will do 1t.
Hebron Drug Co., agents for Kickapoo
Indian Remedies.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-01-12
Spell 1t puerto Rico"

WASHINGTON, d. c., Dec. 20.-The
Government has finally adopted 'Puer-
to Rico" as the official spelling of the
name of that island, and hereafter all
official documents will adhere to that
form.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-01-12

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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-01-12

Hives are a terrible torment to the
little folks. and to some older ones.
Doane's Ointment never falls. Instant
relief and permanent cure. At any
chemists, 90 cents.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-01-12

Only the highest grade OF RED RUB
BIER is used in the Stamps made by
the HAWAIIAN GAZETTE co.