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The age-herald., 1900-01-05

speech for Tuesday on the Philippine oues- ton, prefaoing his notice with resolution declaring his own position on the subject.
The age-herald., 1900-01-05

1.-TWO jewels-time and good advice" Two boon companions, Hoods Sarsaparilla and pure blood.
The age-herald., 1900-01-05
Perfumes

Just received from the Amer ican representatives of the famous French Maison.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-22
~aaIxs MOVEMENTS.

Tss Mar,zs Rsfhsugs fvtmtss iRs feHa~sas,
&EkTyIN~ Arrived. ~ae ~ fstfiss fffss
skagwss. 81 RsfsAs fppaa Western AlsAts
- caslsg Bear fssssa rsPt Naspf ssHsa. ~ n
ssRr ssxs~s fnr ssa rsafas Sss 2 eta kssss. ~
fsesssa etf Afftha fsysFft shf tasEs sTa5 Issulss
. sazsl wssvt q rsst suief
@AN FkANtgsfu AFfife& Nes e. ~ ~sth.
isnas fsan raeae4; -As ia shnsurf. fss~ Pei
t.ssat4s
roar aANBLE ssass Sss a. sas Fagss
Hassr ~ SsseNrstsa
fssgT row ~HESp% tssffst No. - ~ ~sass
80. fsass Sac FssnsAsee fss ssatssf rse~4 eel.
~ yaaast ss1n Tsnmaa fsr Hassaaes sea t.Fn.
~. fraa pass tazsa@ ~ SEA Fasse
NEkH PAY Sss 2. siesf aatt sis8 twf,ss
nEsa Fsssts ~. SAG - sns - ia = 8 -
Fssssa isfs fasF paeps estssme
PnNr Nspifs x ksvise4 Nas r. ~ -
ssAssss sfese ~ss Ffsafsss
TACOMA airisrf. ~ ?. vss Aass tfam ~
sifls
fSsHF Toa NxExne krssses Nas "a - Rssssss
frs@ ws@isFs s'sssa- - SSH - ~
~~sssis ~aA - assssa4ses. - tensa fssss stsF
var ana ssgtpa go ~ @ssst~ : -
ssfsss psss fan Fsts NaNs t&4# Gae5sts fgasa
a. Fstsessea asssse - p Hsa~r tessa -
ssssas ~ nsifssTes q 80 = cssFyss 'sa~
80 rgaep srssss6 xes = sss- &sg.s,sy
s,sss Tse~ss ~ T7ssf H.as, Ae-s rvs nsks3sr
NHkN nAF Sm o. ~ sfssst saa sssss
-iu.a sa-vs siirs rssssE ~ W ~ nsasst kaas.
80. fs.as Ssnss~ ~ -se Desc ~ CTS r -
-, f-r.~ As-sss - as Fsssfssaa
ruRT rtsWNsExp 49, n HsNkze ~ fias.f
Esas uaa ~ f@~ N@aa ~ ssatsls
NEam EAT Nss " asaesp sa-sssssss
.s.A s-ssu szass rs--sa - Hassies y
49, frs& Se@~ ~ sssfsis
3raTr7 g ARISES. Nas e ri sssnse ssexs 40
Flsns.cs ~ igsasss-. htm sss Fsssessn
MAR BAY rsnaa 70 So e. ss n isss.
80 ~sfs sskfa f~szsss - fsrrt4 ssssss ~ a. =
ssr Fs<s.sa4 fyun ssss
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-22

TRs MsFasis % Rafe. sAys the fa~.fa,
Iafanirles hss resu sau1y ~ an srs =,
xE@ss vaaslsNsen he has started a. snsis
nlnsiafn aSafttsn ia fes sts4sstse. -
rs r'tias q Asthes4s castle. nsss IA sss
eldest ara aaesf rvrsalas ~ anrlsat .v.At.
ses4wfe ~ ne Fasusry T9as at3stf ~.
stsn - 80 e'Ast3r = ssiegsssssf 70 save hser-
sssa IN sls~ ~ MAxaas Barefoot -.
81 N#sS*F sad fhs nafe assssefw pavs
aafsa FROM ihs firee ~ kHx Rs9srt m
~h2 NfF9 = ss rszti eslAs ne "a.
fae nas si@g9 maag sleses aas "a.
sseH e&4t9fNs ~ aH Eiss 81 serrx -.
- NTssF. 0 lNt sgfsen.irrea Il a. b..
fae fsees st'Na eAieA tie Ma~st,s. -
AlafF @st cae Hpnema 10 IN 10 nset t..~-
p@f5iea <ltev e. ere arawaraisa 80 ~.
usa.tefa sfa@e makes . sssesss.is n.i,.ssf
ran'fasi 81 ne asd ssFvrsare rAs ma-.
80 aesAsa y ths assss lnsass s.ss 49,. 49,.
in4srsssA - - asG re1i asAar ss-~4...
Fasas reRfe kss sn csssrtsa seAv $3.50
iesae utess Nasssee @A3s atnsa~s N.s.-.es
70 ths castle from gsse, as-s "a rs-~x-..
satsH6 $50 aiitHg 80 ths asaAi -.
~AAeh ~ caused a araxsxAArw =,
ihrswe -Ns~ Xerk eanasn~-~ssi 49,
tsSrT
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-22

GEORGE y SALISBURY.
MARINE NEWS.

San fRtStIsco Arrived. Nos. a. sff rplum-
bis Portland WAslsssae, farona 81 Ida
~chnAesf fef1 Gsnshle ~ FNitess. Astoria ~
Minsls. sshsinao - Kate nsserSssr- rsst Elste
he's Sailed. s;f t1rcrsta. grass hsyhegs str ~.
tlsna NsHsiraGi stF Arsfs, t'na~ lscs.
NEAH RASrrsssed ss. No'. .. Z = Rear.
fraan Aiaska.
To- osiessssssn
gRAS~ HARBnR- sAsissi Nos ~ er SeehasE
ard sehs Gisnsi4le. ~ sns rcstfN
roar TbW NsfNDs sailed. Nsr n ~ 4 n
nsa~nr for Ntihossfus
NIsTuKlA- srrixsd >as - ~ nsenhw ffuxa
AisssA Mss a. IA HasN su4u Shanghai
HoqtifAA saiiea >ot -. rei8 g. " usfs
chant frufn Ahfft.eea f1g See ffssft@ssi <eas
h,lts frea Abst3ssn - ssn ffs1ftssu. N8t -.
sasF a3ssxdale frnfm Afsn3srn ~ Nsw Fr&Hasss
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-22
PURCHASING PRICES.

ne following prices are being offered TO the pro
eues By the local dealers for delivery In round lots
On the dock and N tho car At Seattle:
orain-Oats. 11<HM; barley. SIS ssfh; .hsAs.
enisken feed. Us =. hrsn, $3.50; shorts. 10 -
Hay Puget sound mgr. Eastern wsshinstos
timothy. SO: Alfalfa, eS per ton
EGgs- Strictly fresh ranch Nd5sc.
huttsf-Fresh ranch is2Isc creamsry. J3ne
Poultry Live chickens. Toe: live turkeys E8ishe:
ssees. ioc; duchs. lie per ID
Live etoek-Chcice beet cattle. cows. we:
:sesss sssAe; choir. sheep. ,Hese: good hos.
live. r.: calves live, S7rc
Hids.. Peiss and wsoi- HEAVY sound saited stssrs.
over % lbs. g.; medium sound, per 10. Tc:
light sound. Under - Lbs. &c: cows. sound an
vefshss fc; stsss. bulk and oren. Sc; ssltsd
eips. sxc; calves. ner 10. e: reen bids. ie Les
third lss: summer deer. per ID. t4yc; winter deer
dry. oa1s pspery deer. I.elee DRY elt. s91oc;
lssser; Essfsrn wsshinston wool MR,ic: Western
Wsshingtcn wool. NJ: dii.y timber burned. y
01lc. taJov 243xe
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-22
NO ARGUMENT NEEDED.
Every Sufferer Prom Catarrh Knows
THAT seIves. Lotions. Washes,
sprays and Doucher DO
Not Cure.

Pos ders, lotions, saives. sprays and In
haisrs cannot really cure catarrh, be-
cause this disease is a blood disease. ana
anything at all. simply give transient re-
lief
The catarrhal poison Is in the blood and
the mucous membrane OF the nose, throat
and trachea tries TO relieve the system
by sscreting large quantities OF mucus,
the discharge sometimes closing up the
nos;riis. dropping into the throat. caus-
tubes. and after a time causing eatarrh
of stomach or serious throat and lung
troubles
remedy to really cure catarrh must
be an Internal remedy which will cleanse
the blood from catarrhal poison and re-
move the fever and congestion from the
mucous membrane
The best and most modern remedies for
this purpose are antfseptIcs scientifically
known as eucsiyptoi guafacOi, sanguina-
ria and Hydrastln and while each of
these have been successfully used sepa-
rately. yet Il has been dificult to get them
all combined IN one palatable. convenient
and efficient form.
The manufacturers OF the new catarrh
cure, stuarts catarrh Tablets. have sue
ceedcd admirably IN accomplishing this
result they are large, pleasant tasting
lDzenges, 10 be dissolved in the mouth.
thus reaching every part OF the mucous
membrane OF the throat and finally the
Unlike many catarrh remedies. Stu
arts Catarrh Tablets contain no cocaine,
opiate or any injurious drug whatever and
are equally beneficial for little children
and adults.
Mr. c. r. Rembrandt, OF Rochester. N.
~, says: Il know OF few people who have
suffered rs much as l from catarrh OF
the head, throat and stomach. | used
sprays. i1halsrs and powders for months
AT time with only slight relief and had
no hope OF cure. | had not the means 70
make change OF climate, which seemed
my only chance Of cure.
Last spring / read an account OF some
remarkable cures made by Stuarts Ca
tarrh Tablets and promptly bought Nifty
cent box from my druggist and obtained
such positive benefit from that one pack
age that ! continued TO use them daily
until ! now consider myself entirely free
from the disgusting annoyance OF ca
tarrh my head Is clear my digestion all
could ask and my hearing which had
begun 10 fall Hs result Of the catarrh
has greatly improved until ! feel ! can
hear as well as ever. They are a house,
hold necessity In my family
stuart's catarrh Tablets are sold by
druggists at 50 cents FOR complete treat
ment. and for convenience. safety ana
prompt results they are undoubtedly the
long looked for catarrh cure
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-22
live srocN MARKETS.


rHlC 400. Nse q Castle Hsseiafs = ~
thssns stssss essal osseTs slns tss-r HllsFt
- sfast. s!Vuss @ssi - press t.eses. a. ms
80 HEt - rs~tuss y EsAa " ssieesSs saessts
y fk*4 wiksr a~ftpfs 81 Nsse = rsses
ssnsz g. zbist - Afts-~s q -xss ss caNaers fa.s
Is hela. e &ass fss4e& tes8 = Tfsss go
steers tat esaNsars a. wsNt taEiss. 81 &sag r
Haxs Res~ssss sssass ta*s taarsrsv n iss
Elef. - &fsxdr So strnngsf fass "a 80 ssftt4f
as seiessrt D. ssst = seys = eaa4ss kssfs
q -sst aagxA N@aFs - @s8t y u4hf d s&x4 q
ts3t q ssah "a 1854 r
sassr H~ssfsss e @lsssr saN ttrsi4 srsire
ta sistf s-tse sssst So r1ssfs ~ ssrs = xkea q
fs,s fhass nars4 O. tA~t @ssEser ss@ss $50
- Tease stswr r iask ~ msgtse ls1zht y a.
: 81 ns..sea ls.ats q rhsA n
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-22

General ouetatsoss.

NEW YORK. Nov n II Flour receipts. 2. so bar
rcs; exports. Tass barrels Marke, fairly active and
nfm Higher prices were asked on some grtas~
Whrst-Receirts ~ no bushels: exports, 81 TO-
bushels apot. strong No red 7sAc, T. o. b.
TIC. elevator: No. l Northern Duluth. s3R6sSs c,
T. O b. afinst; No. hard Duluth. sue. Z b.
sfloat. OPTIONS were well sustained an dsy. al.
Though within range and without murh
activity Light offerings. the strength in corn,
steady cables early foreign buying and occasional
demands from shorts the bull festires. Closed
FIRM, i-@&e na higher. March @fs@0ssc. closed
N-ss; Msf s0asc%r. eiosed oasc: November closed
I'VE; December Z sissT-Se, closed rae
Wnni-Quist
Hops STEADY.
Coffee Options closed barely steady. Is TO =
points net lower sales. a.fp bags. including De
ce,nber 6 NOT ssc: Jsnnars, spr; Msrch, ssos
6fse: May. 55as s5r July sT1a6 T5c: August.
sG and September sToas So SPA Rio. steady
Mid. quiet rosdovs. s'sSi3i.e. Raw sugar, arm
refined. steady.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-22

A s3-xsn e naFfsaFd Pas ssfs . as BE-
raeafhlaK a lsNsgF So rHwssas Toe f3ftse
y smrortality ASA ~ sutresae s0arg -
sasrs A aa3 j. sf is nos fsasTAty % es,hIsr
anfgry TN5s rsNetis fAs fRgmNas eA4ss :,
wAsrh Arrsl&T sis have neen cantest.s
AS ia xstrh fn~ pafrt Al fees@ was
whetAsr ca ~. chE.4i.xz-,y ia a ssss =.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-22

Trade on Western avenue today quiet PER
bs~ the mnss u the week, and this Is especially
true 81 fruits. The continued cold has not had an
cxhilaafins effect upon aud trade is
Likely 10 suffer whsle II lasts. Prices both 81
fruits and vegetables unchanged.
The movement 70 hay grain and oats continues
active and prices frn. supplies well IN hand
and shipments cosring in from Eastern Wash
tnxfpn and the Sound.
There IS speciai change In other markets, but
ter. eggs and posrifry holding their at the
prices quoted aud in good demand.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-22

Futures quiet: spo, msrses dull; cats s,esdy. SPOT
Wheat shIprans. No l. sgc; caosce. Ssse:
Bsrisy-Feed. sssTsxe. brewing. assae
oa,.-ersy. nominal; eiscs Toe seed. N1'setN;
Receipts.
Foar. quarter s.Sss, 2.ss; wheat. ceutsis. ssa;
de-. ortxon+ i. ~: barley. ccntxls. LfN. oats
S Se.,oe. ..es s.es r.s 'G ia es s.a ss
Oregon. 10 hay. tons 10; wool. bales. '@
Produce. Frsiss. Etc.
Middiinrs SIS scals; bran. s19lass per ton:
Has-whsat Nsis: wheat and oats. sssil =
nsIs; stray. per bale. Baa7tse
Potatoes River BuFbanks. zssscs; Salinas Bar
nsnss. ee'esLi5; sweet. nssc. Oregon Barhanks.
Vegetable silver skin oalnns. $50: eueunbers.
&a.ss; green eess saIc; string eesns ss'e per
Frgi',.Appls.; eboies; 81 common. @c: osas .,.
sea2z5: bananas. 81 ssas %: riresrrle-. s. saas
Butter Fancy creamery. 2ae2'.e: seconds. ma
zle: fancy dairy, lss DC; seccnds rsiS; picked.
cheese-Sew California fats. issii3sc: Young
America il@lshe: Eastern. ltais; Western, His
ai3ssc
Egss-store. 2,ss-c. fancy ranch. sc; Eastern. 5
PoTitry-rursey rcshlers. i2Seisc: turkey hens,
50; small broiieu. Ssss 5; large brothers. 81 9as
fryers, nssss hens, 81 sssaso; cid ducks nrs;
Wool and Hops-
wocl-sprins Nevada. n6i5r. Eastern Oregon.
ie9iic. valley Oregon. isGi7c. Fall Mountain
lamhs, @alor: San Joaquin plains, easc; Humboldt
and MsndoCiuo, it9I3r
Hops-crop ~ 1909. Bis@iTc.
Closing Quotations.
Wheat Quiet December she; May. nas
Hailsy~Quiet: December, f34c: Mar. axe.
Con-Lsrge yellow. 81 nal s2ts.
e. e q
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-22

Fhs Rofi ists. tkeneer has secured "a.
exflElte gsAs fcr WatasnSsan 10 RAsa
NeN&itS Cas- sssest Fielder nnaa 4,
Chi.k Aat Asa These n3y - sssar.a
A. iess-trtel@<<sc~r saaassss ees<as al
10 etats exsA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-22

he common laN ON thar ground Web
ster argued against the famous 0ifard
viii. which prohibited Christian teathsng
10 che college, founded ~ stsyasn t.irArA
The Hartford viii u nnly tnfefeetlng ~
care q produces 5saicisi aerieian II
calls for saeh bscaHee u Il immortality
- tspghi IN ibr giois thaf Il lus.soas hos
en4 she tesietaf expressly mentions shst
u fhk We're abolished 'ths entire Chris
iisn system may ~ readily sna clearly
perceived New Ysrk Commercial al.
gsftlser.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-22

Flour Easg
whsAt- Ne sntins dSsfs4v. Se red. siM
Use No rsiisw, tt&e
o.i. -va q asst. 10 ~hite. 81 ssse; Ne
whitr. a. a@isr
Rye No Z Niss
BARLEY rsir W chac~ raslssug fs4s5sc
F1sxssssi- Ne T. H@sai NJ ! Northwestern
$40
Ttraashy seed Prime. uA
Mes Pask PEE AsgTs staEAsli
lard Fer re ppanfs. rN
SHIRT Hitix Siics hssss. s. rksf IS
SAsouiaers nry ssltrf hcsra. kssss%e
~fssss Stsise 6iszf hsitss8 q ot7
wss.sy Hssi. a hssh wssrs ~
Su1sf- Csit lqef. unchanged
fasI4sf faaefrsrf ereHe
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-22

CHICAGO. Nov. 1-Thouxh opening frartionsily
lower, wheat did not show particular week.-mrs..
during the nsst few minutes trading in spite a
the improved weather conditions, arm cables sus
tanning prices There was. however. almost total
absence q husing orders Local traders not in
the MARKET. and outside support II sns vas in
tended, wss prevented by the demuvaiixed rendition
~ the telegraph service due the storm This fact
vas AZ cnes taken advantage ~ by local beAr. who
for time rsidrd the market and hammered the
was given. December opened he iowev, ri s0Aa
sokr II .oid Zoe a moment at lie. then dtopp~d
TO Iest. but AZ that point covering by shorts was
started. the demand continuing until the price bad
advanced 10 slLc That bnying apparently csearrd
up the short interest, prices again ssgged. WITH
SELLERS IN large MAJORITY. but toward the close the
strength ~ com sud renewed local bnyins again
vas reached shortly before the close. Deccmeet
touching Jftse The clnsc nrtm Al si&@Tf s.e.
The corn pit fni all day Prices were firm at
the orsuins Notwithstanding the favorable weather
which rise to hopes ~ rerr country movement
The crowd evid-oty thought we'll u the prospects
In the meantime November. watch showed an oper,-
ing advance q cent. had declined "a uMe l.c
above Yesterdays closing pftce FINN thst point II
advanced re At time under bidding nv scsrrd
shorts until tsc had been reached Decernher too
turned upward shorts being driven in by iissnx by
the interests controlling the November deal. aud
daring the latter pau 81 the session the market
showed sreat strength. November clpsed a, ssc. an
advance AZ sac Dccrmbsr ragged from SAc 10
Kf.r and closed sc higher. at NSsc.
Provisions dull. hss steady. There was
rEsd cash demand for product u all kinds. and
this. with the strength Of wheat aud CORE sustained
speculative futures At the close January pork was
higher
The I.sd,rs futsrss rsussd ., scI,evs,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-22
THE WEATHER.


FORECAST FOR THiEzDAT
Portland, pf.. >ns y im
Osnersiiv tar IN eastern rpytica ard ueessian
rain IN western psfsenl warmer
S-~tIle. Nov n ixc
Eoesl HspcFf~Ns rain foil dnftng the
last twemfy.faur husrx. nAxiaaSH Temperature 70
aiaissuni, Il m~an. ~ The lowest semprr1fnge
duFins the yszf nernrr~si tbs morning Weather
esld sne tst~siJ rsrsis riuar Light 20 fresh sath-
esss sind.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-22
COTTON MARKET.


NEW YORK. Nov ~ The cotton market started
steady With prices down &as irsiuts following dis
appointing sdstrrs from Liverpool Local halls
buueht the decline o. profit taxing
tisd pftess iNiR p0inss lower In the nfs hour bat
sentiment changed AZ this point aud the market
again exhibited pronounced strength. white prices
advanced with the esnse above Yesterday, Through
out the dsy profit taking sss lsosninrnt fesfufs.
aud during the last hour the orerings were heavy
A. a Fcssslf psiees deriired With rssh. AZ the
close tho market weak and irregular. With
prices Ass paiufs tgsef
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-22

pounds. sgsin.t total 81 80 uDe pounds for the
previous wreck ard total ~ is,sss 90 possnds for
the corresponding week. last year The Sale since
Japuar, amount TO t2sgis. IN fsoands against
Aaps5t ss pounds for the corresponding time lat
year
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-22
.ossrso auorArroSs.

outtev, Cheese, Eg9u ana Poultry.
Jcbbsng quotations today vere - follows:
Butter Ranch. la1iec up: fancy dairy. In sauarap.
wsshirsser eresmerses. Lib and sJb prints.
NC: Eastern creamery, Tz4r
Cheese Nstive Washington t131N. Easteyn IS
alto NsHskim cheese. Y1ec
Eegs- Strictly fresh ranch. SNcse; Eastern ,caEc.
fHa9s
Pouitry-I.ive chictens lie; live turkeys sssisxr:
dressed turkeys. saiec ducks, ues per dox. reese.
ier.
orsss- Puget sound. in Sacks nsess On the
hsda
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-22
Vegetables.

Green FYrits-Oranses. nsvsls. Ass; seedlings
q ssas IS: lemons 81 0ds 80 according 10 grade
bananas. e na7 rs. apples. -seasi % per boz se
eordins 10 variety frczh elder Nc per gallon MIN.
sppies - sod4 - per don; pears, fsetaS1 u.s. CRANES
tiSii =: rranherr1es Wisconsin ~
Dried Fruits -Apricofs. bisaehed per TO- lsatee
fus, California bisrk, per H. Sc: white. in sset,
sAo.e; IN horssl ~ csc; peaches. evaporsted. pes
nnlE: Apgass. e c.,,sr per 70 ghte: prues
T., q ioas n. loose Muscsseis sssaasSe psr 10.
sssAlsss husratsls sc; seedlsw euisanss tlNaiic
pr 10 Smyrna nss fancy. largo Ne: fancy. ssnsfl.
lie; se,dsa date. 'oske; drisd psar iieisc: nso.
tadnes re per -
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-09-14
NEW RAILWAY FOR HAWAII.
Plans For Roed To Run Along
Leeward coast.

Plans For Road To Run Along
Leeward coast.
Reports from Hawaii say that n rail-
road is projected from Kau to Kohala
all along the leeward side of the island.
The plans of the promoters include
road TO start at Pahaln in Kau and
run through Kau and South Kona to
Kealakekua Bay and thence through
North Kona and South Kohala to Wall
mea, there TO join the proposed Hilo-
Waimea road.
This route would cover a very fertile
ard populous portion of Hawaii and
would give n direct outlet 10 the sea
to many plantations 10 reach which Is
a matter OF difficulty at the present
time. The road into Kau from Kona
would be an expensive one TO build. but
II ought to prove profitable when con-
struoted. There are many small far
mers In the Konas TO whom the road
would be great benefit,
II 10 stated that the road has already
passed the preliminary stages OF pro-
lection and that a survey VIII probably
be made for II within short time,
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CONVENTION TO BE
HELD IN HONOLULU

Honolulu ID 20 have the Republican Ter
rltoral Convention,
For the third time the Executive Com
mitiee OF the Republican Party has an
nouDesd tho place for holding the Terri
torial Convention, Yesterday morning Al
. O'clock the nye committeeman, VINO re-
side on oahu, Chairman George w, Smith,
"A, v, Gear Hnoeh Johnson, ), a, Hughes
and Clarence crabla mel " tho Chamber
0f Commerce ald agreed upon Honolulu
ss Tbs placa for holding tbs convention,
Tbe nral Yole resulted ln . tic upon The
proposition, a, " Gear and Clarence
lrrabhe YOilns ln fayoF " lille Chairman
Smith had no alternative bul ~ EAST lhe
deciding vote which Do dld w fafoT "
Honolulu
upon motion ~ AZ rIebhe ihe vote
Ma made unAnimpuH,
Tbs dates So ~ iha CONVENTIONS as
Hsplembsr \ end q Apnlas ANA Tuesday
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Tho nHp Raa phali afieT iha belalAH "
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HE OWES Ills LIFE no THE FORE,
THOUGHT or A COMPANION,

While on camping trip In Webster
county, Mr., y, !, stump ~ Norman
town w. Va, had severe attack Of
bl0ody nuN, lie says u nrmly be-
lleyf that ! owe my life 10 the fore
thought ~ ans of the company, who
had taken along a bottle ~ Chamber
laln's Cole Cholera and DiurIhpea
Remedy" M0rDl Procure q bOille 0f
this remedy before leaving home, u
nann0i be- obtained when on hunt
lns gshng OF prespfellna ulP hellhel
rATs ~ fteHWAhlp, ana "a Rpph iiupa
and plaefH " 10 most llkely ~ w nnpi
80. Tho fRfa way ~ ~ base u WIN
ynu, thousands ~ ifaNplers nrfpi
lfatf hQpn pu Journey Nllhnpi a.
FnI sale w all dsalrls ana lfuRalsia.
lienHpn, Haih d COS LigY Efnelsl
psFnip llaNall IsflltprF