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II. Pohle: It's all right to date. Give
us more OF the same kind of work.
Geo. j. Pearce: Would like to see
every man OF the present non partisan
city administration continued, and their
methods as we'll.
j. IL. Albert; Well Satisfied with the
present administration and favor con.
tinuance OF their non-partisan conduct
of city affairs.
j. b. F. Tuthill; Voted for it before,
and will do it again.
d. j. Fry: This administration ought
to suit anybody. Especially tax
payers. Hope to see it continued.
+. w. Hollis 4 Co; Il has been all
right as far as can see.
A. NJ. Humphrey: Fully satisfied and
ieel that for once we are working on
safe lines
D. l. Thompson; It's first rate. Don't
want changed as long as | live.
W. I'll, Holmes: Best city govern.
hiehI We nave mad IN twenty years, and
we had better stick to it,
ii. stapleton; Am in favor Of continu.
ing the present administration.
A. N, Moores; Exceedingly well sat.
lsiied with the present order of things.
Hope to see the same lines pursued in
the future, as we nov Oegin 10 see day
light from the slough of despond into
which we were plunged in the past.
4 Holverson; | am strongly in favor
Of giving the present administration a
second term. We couldn't better our.
selves.
j. j. Dalrymple: We want to put
every man OF them back, and more like
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ExeTy EXSrtion a Task
Every Care a Burden

There is failure Of the strength to
do ana the power TO endure there Is
weakness an over tina, is persistent
and constant
The vital functions are impaired
food does no, nourish, and the whols
system is run down.
A medlcIns that strengthens the
stomach, pertsc,s digestion. lnyleor-
aies ana tones is needed.
What Hoods Ssrsaparilla did for Mrs l.. B.
Garland, SHADY. Tenn. a has done for others.
She took Il when She was all run down with.
out appetite. losing aesh, and unable 10 DO
her work. Il restored her appetite. increased
her weight and made her we'll and ~ oug.
This Is her own unsolicited statement
HOODS SRFsaparSAEa
Promises to cure and keeps the prom
ise. The earlier treatment is begun
the better begin II today.
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SALEM, Nov. l4--The appointment OF
five text bool< commissioner, 20 serve
for term OF ionr years, will be made
by Governor Geer In January. Az the
time for tho selection Of this board APP
pFoaches, interest II greatly increased,
The importance Of this commission is
generally acknowledged. IL will deter.
mine the text books that shall be used
ia this state for period OF six years.
The action taken by the board will not
only be of gDat moment to the people
OF the state from a financial standpoint
but will be Of vital interest TO the cause
Of c0mmon school education.
Ia an interview on the subjct Of the
composition Of the commission, Governor
Geer has said that he will endeavor 10
appoint the best men in tie state TO per-
form the duties Of that body. lie will
make no announcement Of names prior
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House WORN

Seems easy 10 man, hut there Il a
great deal of lifting and reaching 10 do (,
a great many trips up and down oars 60
make 10 the course Of days house work.
It's hard where d woman Il we'll. For
Z woman suffering with some form Of
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speeIal Lo PorLIand .Telennm.


SALEM, Nov. l6.-GOveTnor Geer has
an important and onerous duty before
him In the matter OF selecting the men
no shall constitute the Commission TO
select textbooks for the schools of Ore
gon for the coming six years under the
provisions OF the DAILY textbook bill.
Ever since the enactment of the law the
Governor has been receiving applications
for appointment on discrimination ;still,
the total number IL not as large as one
might expect In this age OF ofiiciallsm.
It may bo of interest 10 know what the
applicants are, and by whom recon.
mended, which will be found in the fol-
lowing list
Professor @. A. Hitchcock principal Of
the public schools at Ashland for some
wears, and prior 10 that time In a like
position az Independence. He was rec
commended without his knowledge by
Speaker h. V. Carter, of Ashland,
W. Wright, OF Canyonville, Douglas
County recommended by ex.Judge j. q,
FullerlOn, Senator Marsters aud nu-
merously signed petition from Douglas
and Jackson counties. Mr.. Wrights let
ter shows him 10 be complete master
penmanehip Ia theory and practice.
n, Is, Hamlin of ROseburg, Saperinten-
dent OF School for Douglas county, and
First Lieutenant In Company h, Second
Oregon Volunteers. Recommended by
Representative X. A, Emmitt, Of Keno.
Hon. George III. Durham, OF Portland,
recommended in = strong letter 10 00y-
ernor GEL r by Senator William smith,
Of Baker county. The fact OF Senator
Smiths nnswerving Democracy and Mr..
Durham's unyielding Republicanlem,
makes the suggestion donbly OF weight.
"unswerying Rspublicanism" and
''unyielding Democracy" are not the
issue. Gov. Geer has Wieoly declared
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q female trouble y Il
is daily torment.
There are thousands
Of such Wou e n
struggling along, day
BY day, IN Increasing
misery = There arc
other thousands who
have found q CONE
plele cure Of their
disease Ia the uso Of
DR.. pitfce's Rayofite
Prescription. II
stops facilitating
drains, cures irregu-
larily, heals inilanl-
nation and ulcera-
tion, nourishes the
nerves. and gives
vitality aud vigor
II makes wea <
women strong and
SICK waplen well, II
contains no opium,
cocaine nor other
narcotic.
aEuI = nulun4r Qi
lnontha 4 auiIcred with
ltmalt lronble y writes
Miss ANnea McooWne,
81 f4Il Nank hi, Wash.
InaIon I q ~ ttteQ
81 -.. ...I.I ..|II.. nIIY
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"; suns Cough Syrup Is a graad old remedy
useu iof many years, and still ia public
favor. Ii Is without doubt the hes,
medicine for all pulmonary affections
IL always cures. All druggists sell il ior
5 cents. - '''
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DC Rest Prestrlpllon for MaIaria.

Chilla and fever 4 bottle al Groves Tasseloss
Chil Tonic. IL is simply iron and Quinine in a
tasseieas form. No cure no pay, Prloe 5Oc.
$40 eme0
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Works off the Cold.
axative Bromo Qnlnine fablcn cure cold In
ne day No Cure. No Pay. Price 2oc. s-2S
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.orr .4rned b 40 me any permenent food
.'Ir IN tIbla laid Il Was the worst ease ~ inter
nei lronh|f they ever had. ! accinsd @ niie
tr+.tr "a olIlluienced treatment ~ once
I,,d ~ usfd yonr fnfoIiie tlceeil ilpi,eA
os.rt t.iorf began 20 feel hett,t NnH' IA = =
ccniInn.d olN health 2fNapHlt3 'Mt'*NN
iIaplogIag every day" ~,
~ pserce's Common Sense Mruieh
A h3.i,el 4, sent /fse on reccipf q stamps
(c ~ co,f of mailing QHfy. SEND n
nv 4s1f olanfis for book 40 p+p&t
''',..rs 81 al siainbs ia cloth, 70 Aifs
ii n pierce. Buffalo, n. y.
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Daily Ono Year. 50 90 In Advance
Daily -Four Months 81. In Advance
Weekly. One year s1.oO In Advance
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j. j. Dalrymple; We want to put
every man OF them back, and more like
them.
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THE DAILY lOURNAL.


sATuRpAY. Sow. y. IsOo.
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I. A. Livesley 6 Co

oommercia u second stair south Of IAdd
a bush bank banki foom "a, npsl iis'
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ALONG THE
WHARVES.
The Steamer DoIic
Arrives After Very
Fast Run.
I NAY FLINT WRECKED IN PORT
Z STEAMER DEUTSCHLAND
BEATS KAISER WILHELH =
AND THE RECORD.
Aauna Loa Here-The Banks Albert
and ceylon Sailed Yesterday
-somsons Stole the Bark
Ceylon's Cook
NAY FLINT WRECKED N PORT

Tie steamer Doric arrived early yes
Ieicay after a nne run OF days. q
NOUS ana 10 minutes from san FraL-
cisco. she had no passengers for thus
port and brought but mail and papess.
The presence OF sick fireman aboard
Aas the cause OF about an hours delay
before the steamer was allowed 10
dock. She Will sail for the Orient al
10 o'clock this morning.
Tue bark CeyIon did not leave for
Layszu until late yesterday afternoon
Wien all ready 10 sail IN the morning
it WIS discovered that the cook was
missing. Captain Willer in his usual
quiet manner made KNOWN that the
cook has. skipped, and started out 70
llnd another chef. 1t was getting late
and the search was futile. Another
cock vas hustled aboard at the last
moment Id the vessel finally sailed.
Many friends OF Max Sehlemmer and
mis- wife. who left in the Ceylon, were
a. the whaif TO see them OF. iona
abe, formerly policeman, and the
My AMERICAN japanese known, also
lent. lie took o large load aboard
with him and arrived just before the
/. .ssel sJiied ..-f.sss.
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MAUNA LoA's REPORT.

The Mauna Loa came In from Maui
and Hawaii ports this morning. Pur-
ser Tutt reports as follows: Cleaned
out honuapo. the Niihau having pre-
viously taken on about 1900 Of their
sugar. We left zoos bags ct PunAluu
Wednesday morning. Had rough
weather and no rain. The NiihAu
landed her boiler In good shape Sunday
morning Al II m. Thursday she had
all her freight except Punaluu lumber
discharged and had about 400 .Dia-
mond" II sugar and 1900 H A. Co.
aboard. There was about 11o0 baSs
more to take aboard at Punalun At
Honokaa there were 5000 baGs Of: SUI
gar and ct KHkuihAels go. Weather
&lR I'd estA The U11tn ~ 9 -
ass vkan 10 lsfk We nnDD stAe
Renpas a KsauA0 On ~ M -
NApoopn
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.sss wbs<h gressx he frans-Axian.te
assier. the lights 81 the Hamburg
.sneSic2z liner were sighted al ten
mites so III O'Clock last eveninE-
.se observer AZ Lizard reported the
sinz.nK ship At twenty-five minutes
20 7 O'Clock this morning. The North
rsnan Lloyd liner Is still not reported
fesrd- Tie run u Plymouth vas
Ia in two hours. the ship reaching
TIER. At 2-s9 this morning Tie
E.sc- "a z-American agent in Plymouth
= ..ss the Herald that the time Of
q wage was FIVE days and eight
b arg The Deutchfand's previous
f--sEd was fire days eleven hours and
fssty 1--we minutes The transatlantic
record the 7efore is lowered by three
-EssuEs ant forty-dve minutes The
Esssi schlar . average speed Was con-
s..ie ably n twenty-three knots an
hon.
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SHIPPING notes

The schooner Meteor arrived at Ia
coma on September from this port.
The British ship City Of Hankov
and the schooner w. G. Talbot botn
from this Port. passed heah Bay on
the Sth inst.
The A. J. Fuller ha. cen chartered
to load coal At Tacor.: Or Kahului.
The May Flint, ": :. was sunk in
collision with the -, ship Iowa in
San Francisco bay. n: be blown up
by dynamite.
The bark Olympic i..iied from San
Francisco for this pot "a the 11th-
The Australia rsde her trip up n
six days, ten hours.
The bark Rodc:i,t Dhu, for HiIo
from San Francis ;. left on the Sta.
The barkentine .:asgit. from Port
Gamble to this -. sailed on the Sch.
The yacht Leca-e over which there
has been so msnh trouble since the
launching. has be.r sold to. Mr.. Lem
mon for 500.
The s. c. Alien alb taking on sugar
from the 4auna Lca. This win com
plete her cargo All che viii sail tor
San Frsncisco this afternoon.
The AikehalA came IN frum Knkui-
hale yesterday mosniAe 60 sspuets
200 hegr cs sas1s at q. 8 On. 80 a&
p. 8. II u: 4 a. and b. A. ca.
cleaned cat. =
The Fannie Adele vim not sail again
until fn-scEy. She goes to Kauai
The bark A.bert sailed for San Fran
cisco yesecrday afternoon. taking 1.0oQ
tons a fraiyht. Included In this are
100 baSB C eoA-e and 14o tons Of cid
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.


From Kukuihaeie, per stmr Mika-
hala, Sept 21-Miss Aukai and /. or
deck.
From Anahola, per stmr Waialeale
Sept 21-G. Woods. Master s. Woods
and 6 on deck.
From Mani and Hawaii ports per
stmr Aauna Loa, Sept. IA. W
Heydtmann. wife and daughter, p Nc
Kinnon, Mrs. Kamakini. Mary Kama
KIM. Col. s. Norris. Judge walpuilani
and wife. Mics Mary Tzpin, Miss Alice
Trombly. J.. Triest, ]. X. White. r. S,
Kelly and wife, n. l. Guerro and wife,
J. Kalama, ". w. Bruner. r. e. May
n2rd. HrA b. Mills, Geo. Mills, G. p.
Kamanoha. J. d. Paris J. D. Paris, Jr.,
Robbie Paris. Minnie Kanoho, Annie
Kanoho. c. Akan, C. Tovt, Mn u.
Adrich, MrA n. N. Ron. Geo. Clark.
Dr.. Watt L vasconsalvee. DR.. Shaw.
W. o. Aiken. Dong Young. J. A Tut
hill Geo. Hons, 3. Kaiser. C. p. Grim
wood. Matt McCAnn and wife. John
Hoo. q Dsaoat ~. KA,nnsnnt and g
On Aock- ~ a
Rrum San Ffansisco Per O. 4 O. 8. 8
Doric. Sept 11-gAroogh Tor fokohA-
ma. Frank Dearcosxs HAnptOc How
Ell. Ma G. h Prichard. Nia u Rick
ards. Mr.. and Nrn J. II Women. H. l.
Schiess Nias r Thornton. Dr.. K Wat
anabe, For Kohe; Ma J. 3. Adams
. - - II
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DEUTSCHLAND WINS

LONDON, Sept 1o-F1ve day. end
eight hours. This Il the new 61no'
Atlantic record and the Deutschland
retains the title Of Queen Of Atlantis
Liners She has beaten the Kaisez
wilhelm der Crosse IN their grnt race
across the Atlantic. and more than
that. she has brought the trans-At-
laatic passage almost fur hours nearer
to the ave day mark by beAfing the
record established on her previous voy-
age from New York 70 Plymou&A.
Observers on the channel coas1
strained their eyes tonight to ct the
first sight Of one a the two German
linerA The Deutschland vas expected
to be the leading ship, for thu special
cahle dispatrA to IA European editioa
of The Heral1 toad Aow he Deutschland
overAanled tie Kaiser Wilhelm q tAe
SECOND ~ ont frum Ss1 Yeek. Yfua
sixty h1en14 - nzue III q 1nG1lah
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TEE MAY FLINT SUNK.

JAN FRANCISCO, Sept, s.-The
A-,erican ship May Flint, Captain
,,0odside, eoIllded with the battle ship
Iowa tonight in the bay OF the mail
dof and sank.
i re Flint WAS coming in under sail
without a tug and somehow lost her
steer.Ee way. In that awkward and ir-
responsible co.dition she hit the Iowa
The current rendered the Flint un'
manageable. Captain Woodside, her
commander rsslized his vessel was
doomed ana ordered all hands to take
to the boats.
From t;,a Iowa the vessel drifte0
sidewise n the tide, and the crew
practically tried to save their few
efeo. ass. launch the boats. A few
minutes ). and before any assistance
could be rendered she had driftsd beam
ON upo,. he bark Vidette, laden with
lumber All anchored OF the Pacific
Mail doc. The bowsprit Of the Vidette
was ca;Tisi away, the bows badly dam
aged. TT asts carried away and the
rigging so rails demolished. The rig
ging of he two ;,oats became entan-
gled and lad to b. cut away by the W
dette's Crew.
After the first shock of the collis' =:
the Flint's bow \ ched downward, sac
In a few minutes sh had settled .
meath It's bows =, the Vidette.
The twenty-io.i members O. the
Fgint'c crew were able to save some OF
1881. belongings aid jump aboard the
oth.. vessel before their ship settled.
Within nfteen minutes from the time
she struck the Iowa she was beneath
the waters of the Day. and only . few
feet of foremost marks her grave.
The May Flint arrived from Seattle
about o'clock tonight with 5000 tons
OF Goa. consigned to R. B. Cornwall.
The yidette, with which she collide :.
also arrived from the north today WITH
lumber. The May Flint was . forc-
mastss iron ship Of 3,577 register -
tonns and was formerly the Persian
Nc, oh. She ~ss built by A. Nc.
= rsh,;,, in 1S9s Her dimensions
length al feet. breadth AZ feet:
',a,,, "a t.s. Her home port in San
.rranc,.co 80
II is probable that she may be raised
:, bar hact ia not broken. in which
-, sn. w;lI ha blown nm. that her
- - noa ,tons ~. cre, NAV he
s,vsa sha srasts ar The bottom of the
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SEATTLE NOTES.

SEATTLE, Wash. Sept 15.-The
steamship Cleveland arrived last night
fourteen days from Nome with 164
passengers and $4,000 in gold. The
following vessels were in Nome Sep
TENDER 1: Charles d. Lane, Alliance,
Aloha, Discovery, Thrasher, Valencia,
Kimball, Elk, Seven Sisters, St Paul
and Louis Walsh. The Valencia ex-
pected to leave for Seattle Septem-
Der 2.
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ARRIVED.

Friday, September 81.
Stmr Mauna Loa, Simerson, from
Maui and Hawaii ports; 10,0s5 bags
sugar. 10 bags coffee, 81 kegs butter
81 hogs. 8 bags ava, bdls hides. s
bales tobacco and 24s packages sun
dries.
Stmr Mikahala, Petersen, from Ku-
kuihaele; $685. bags. sugar for =. A.
Schaetor & Co tee * @
Stmr Waiaieale, Green. from Ana
h0l& as & sf t sc1 $50 2
q. G O. g. 8. Doris. Smith. days
~ hours - minutes from San Fran
cisco.
stmr Kaiulani. Mitchell. from HIS
vail ports,
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.erfic ASHORE.
YoMINo LAUNCHED.

SAN CISCO, Sept s.-Th1
United monitor Wyoming VA
1 success ..;t.- 'c-Hnched 1t high tide till
mornii.s nas the ship yard Of the
tnioL sspr = crks. Thousands Of peo-
pie Hsi,. ihore or crowded on ex-
cursioH ..aiers and other craft
shoutes Il. selves hoarse az the Low
hull OF - ~war vessel plunged intS
the ba,
The !. =" ing was managed by Su-
Perrin ~ Ickie Of the iron works
and ever i. az worked without hitch.
Only p@:ss-sz with passes were allowed
TO erfr: irc gate, but every foot o.
spaces;sufs,: the huge cradle In which
the Wtcp:iLg rested was occupied.
Abou: me bow Of the vessel plat
form !;=.. cen built for the guests OF
honor. ;:,-i;iding Governor Richards Of
Wyomirs Adiutant General Frank H.
Stizen t::;fael A. H. Panson and wife,
Maio' ! / mas Wilhelm, Captain P.
Covert ;.,d Captain Patrick Sullivan,
constituting his stat, and Miss Hattie
Warren.
To Mss Warren, who is the daughter
Of Ui,i States Senator Warren, was
| assisue,. the duty OF christening the
lates d,'ition to the American navy.
This J., lid in regulation style. break
ing =. usual bottle of wine and ex-
claii. ;'ir Il name thee Wyoming" as
the It, Importing props were removed
and ';.e monitor started from the ways
and Il. slowly into the sea.
WL-u the vessels stem touched the
water lie spectators set up a mighty
cheer. ..hieh was seconded in the din
made h scores Of steam whistles.
The cast defense monitor Wyoming
is one ID four. similar vessels designed
lyby Chief Naval COnstruseor KichbSn,
with viex-of- securing the greatest
results Al the hast expenditure Of
money. Her sister chips will be named
| the Arkansas, Connecticut and FYorids.
The dimensions Of the Wyoming are:
Length on load water line, 226 feet;
breadth, so feet; mean draft, IL feet
incb.s; normal displacement, about g.
700 IONS; total coal capacity. 300 tons.
Tte hull Is Of steel. not sheathed, with
ds'a0le bottom and close water-tight
subdivisions. The protection of the
al against injury to the water line
sion is afforded BY means Of side
.imor belt from II inches to 5 inches
20 thickness, the depth being feet.
rhe maximum thickness is abreast the
engines and boilers; thence forward
and aft 1t IL reduced to a minimum
thickness Of inches at the bow and
stern. The barbettes for the big guns
have 10-inch armor. The turret is of
the Hichborn balancer type The side
plates Of the turret armor are to be
9 inches thick. The main or protected
deck is LIZ inches thick. The coming
tower is 71-2 inches thick.
The vessel will be driven by twin
screws. The engines are to be Of suf-
flcient power to drive the vessel twelve
knots an hour. SIX
Berthing space b provided for the
captain, six officers and crew OF les
There will be cne military mast, lifted
with fighting and searchlight tops.
Two high-power 1a-inch breech-load-
ing rifles In the turret and four finch
r.,pfd-fire breech-loedins rifles, all to be
used with smokelees powder, complete
the main battery. The secondary bat
terry viii consist of three S-pounder
rapid-fire and four 17poundex automatic
fiflea $50
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DEPARTED.
Friday. September Il.

Friday, September, q.
BIZ Ceylon, Willer, for Laysan island
in ballast
BIZ Albert, Gri6hth, for San Francisco
with sugar.
Stmr Waialeale, Green. for MAka-
well. p. N.
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Hawaii Shimpo Sha.

THE Pioneer Japanese Printing Office.
The Publisher of "HAWAII SHIMPO,"
the only daily Japanese Paper Publish
ed in the Territory of Hawaii.
Y. SO6A Editor.
G. SHIOZAWA, Proprietor.
Editorial and Printing Office, near
King brides, Hing Street. p. o. Box GOT
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Having succeeded to the old
established business of the
late Robert Grieve. it will be
our aim to uphold the repu-
tation 80 long held by him for
first GLASS work in every
department Of the printing
ONCE, while our increased IA
ctdtise enable us to I'LL orders
q much ahortsr notice than
haReeofors.
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1ovxxxHrs OF STEAMERS.

steamers due and 10 sail for the next
lAlrty days are Is follows:
ARRIVE
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PalOlo Land and
Improvement Co., Ltd.
ROOM 8, MODEL BLOCK, FORT ST

ROOM 8, MODEL BLOCK, FORT ST
o;noe. Hours-lo.. to IL A. N.
A I. COOKE, MANAGER
Offers for Sale or Lease
j. TRACTS of Is 10 100 ACRES
of land in Palolo Valley for building.
'srriiing or stock raising.
.. LoCKsof is BUILDING LOTS
each t,oc0 square feet with streets all
idai lots cleared.
s. JINGLE BUILDING LOTS II
tue valley or on the hin sides, 75xeoo
and .iaxl5o.
T. land 1oACRE Lots of CLAY
suli.s suitable, for making bricks,
esser aipe, Howe~ pots, fire clay, etc.d
5. 1000 TONS SHIP BALLAsT
ROCK in quantities TO suit, for sale
:. the quarry or delivered in town.
ROCK oUARRIEs OF build -ng
STONE for sale or lease. A good oppor-
.sGlty tor contractors and new build
20 firms to work or own their own
9 srry.s:
end suitable for SHALL FARM
AVS, cHIcKxNR RANCHES, NOUN
1st-2 HOMES. Etc, for sale or lease.
TOAD METAL, cRusHKD
k>cS for concrete work Tor sale in
sas,; ties % suit, by the yard or loo.-
G.. = ris. Special rates for large
auss lies
:. OPPORTUNITIES for oontrac-
~, put up 50 TO 20 cottages for rem
:. =, for = buss line to rim Is soon Is
rigs are rented.
b. BEAUTIFUL eu1u11AN
'so-sERTx aad sitzs for hota pur-
iss~s three 10 four miles Of the Post
for sale or Lease on favorable
1919.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-09-22

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AMERYKA

SAN FRANCISCO, 21go
Maja. Generality lekarz
sztabowy oglosj} urzedownie,
re W San Francisco stwier~
dzono 6 wypadk6w dzumy
azyatyckiei. lecz ME nalezy
obawia6 sic epidemii. gdyz z
bia}ej ludnosci Mkt dotychczas
ME "a chorowal.
Zapadli ma dzume dotad
sami Chihczycy.
Dzieloica ch;hska przed-
stawia szczeg6lny widok.
Chihczycy dowiedziawszy sic,
re postanowiono wszystkim
szczepic ,antidotum" poza-
mykal. swoie skiady i pocho-
wall SIG do dom6w, uwazajac
to "a szykane re strony wla-
dry miejskiej. Wielu chcialo
opuScie miasto kolej9, inni
gotowi byli wyjechac z po-
wrotem do ojczyzny. lecz pc
licya uniemozliwila i'm wydalie
sic z zarazonej dzielnicy. Oto~
czono dom konsula chi6skie-
go. kt6ry namawial ich ME
stawiat przeszk6d wladzom i
bombardowano dom jego ka-
mieniami. j.. ....
Wladza Santana postano-
villa " razie dalszego oporu
otoczyc dzielnice pol;cya i
wojsktem i nikogo ME wypu<
scie. ktory ME bedzie m6gt
dowiesc, ze byl szczepiony.
ST. LOUIS. Mo- Strajk
o6cyalist6w Cd Kompanii
kolei ulicznej Transit trivia
dalej. lecz iednak prawie co.
dziennie kilka kar teJ Kom-
panii kursuje pod opieka
policyi. Strawberry codziennie
barykaduja tory uliczne i
strzelaia do konduktorow !
opiekujacych sic mimi motor.
man6w. Jednego kondukto-
zastrzelono a kilku niebez-
|piecznie poraniono. Strajkie-