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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-08-02
HONOLULU STOCK EXCHANGE.
Honolulu, August /. 1901.
NAME OF STOCK.

MERCANTILE.
o, Brewer & Co.
n. 6.sachs' Dry Goods
Co., Ltd. .............
L. B. Kerr d Co., Ltd.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-08-02
LOST

A CLEVELAND bike, No. 1858, model
'92. Finder will be rewarded by re-
turning to this Office. 1925
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-08-02

| Barometer corrected to 50 F. and sea
level and for standard gravity Of Lat. Is.
| This correction is -.06 for Honolulu.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-29

ISO Ladies' plain and fancy EiderdOWn Dress ing Sacquies worth SG.OO lat 48c.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-29
MILL. ENDS
 IN UMBRELLAS

MILL ENDS
 IN UMBRELLAS Is accumulation of odd lots
 gathered together after a season. S
 selling and usually closed out to mill end men at the end of the season at tail end prices That's why we able to offer you such induce ments on this lot of Ladies' steel rod close roll pearl handle Gloria Umbrellas, worth S2.oo at ozc. 300 Mems steel rod, close roll, natural wood handle genuine Gloria Umbrellas, worth S2.5o at $I.24.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-29

MILL. ENDS IN KNITTED UNDERWEAR.
 100 dozen Ladies' pure white jersey ribbed silk button hOIed and silk tape run tall and winter weight Undershirts and Drawers, worth the gar- ment 3Sc. at 73c.; worth Soc. at 3Sc. and 6sc. at 3ec.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-29

MILL ENDS IN Those who are accustomed to pay MEMS HATS. ing $2.5o for almost any kind of
 Derby Hat won't be able to under stand how it is that we can afford to sell rst-class high grade Derbys for about fourth that amount It's Mill End Lot of course.
 1000 Mems best quality brown, oxford and steel Derby Hats with silk binding grosgrain bands, etc., worth S2.5O at 6oc ~. @.' ,..
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-29
MILL ENDS IN MEMS SHIRTS

TSO dozen Mems well made and good fitting Un- Iaundered Shirts worth soc at BOG.
 100 dozen Mems best grade reinforced back and front plain and plaited bosom Unlaundered Shirts worth SI.OO at Soc.
 100 dozen Hens Cotton Cheviot work Shirts worth 35c at 73c.
 100 dozen better grade work Shirts worth soc at 39c.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-29
MILL ENDS IN COMFORTABLE

200 good size Cotton filled Comforts 2Oc. large lowered Calico covered and Cotton filled Comforts BOG. I5O large size Cretonne covered Comforts SOC
 ISO extra large Skoline covered Comforts soc.
 ISO finest grade Sil6Onine covered Comforts ST Oo
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-29

When you will have the opportu nty, pleasure and r sample lines of new and desirable goods ever knoV member with relish the genial smile, jovo face charge of the sale Dontforget The sale opens MILL ENDS IN FLANNEL AND
 SILK WAISTS.
 7S dozen Ladies' new and styIishly made fanc Outing Flannel Waists, worth z5c at 42c.
 100 dozen Ladies' very fine and fashonabIy mad tucked front and plaited back French Flannel Waist: worth $T.oO at 74c; worth SK5o at @8c, and wort S2.So at $I.zO.
 HOO Ladies' new style and daintiy made tucke and corded black and cOlOred Silk Waists, wort $500 at $2.74 and worth S7.5O at $3.08
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-03-28
GneIif1e &ronre6te.

Der aDnia bon England bat pie!e
9rtpileeien, aber bus ionberbarite 1T
Ii6erli6 has Redt auf ben 8opf iebes
an ben 9iIten isines a0nisreidss ges
fanqenen 8aIfiides. Gs lit nidt iebr
fpa6rI6einli6, bab SDnis goparO
bel DaIfiIdt0pfe erbalten piro. ME
LANCE er du9 regieren mag, aber es
aie6t nod pisl dnbsrs RebeneinnaRmen
Der arons, bic ni6t 10 ielten limb, ME
8alftI6e. Der SDnis bat 3. 3. elm
Re6t auf ieben i'm 9ereinigten &Dniss
reid gefangensn StOr; Elm in Der
SbemIe gefangsner StOr funb eineH
glab auf Der !So6seitstufel Der aDniz
gin 8ictpria. 6erner ipate Der aDs
mia iebes Subr bon peridieoenen 9ers
ionen erbalten: Elm Siittu9 i'm Wers
tbe BON orsi S6ilinsen. 5tpei psiBs
Sauben, 5tpei psibe Saisn, cine 8atd@
pulte, elm Yfunb &iimmelfdmen, elm
9ferb nit Salftsr, elm pdur fdurlahs
rotbe Striimpfe. sinen Strieeel. cine
s3dnse, Elm SrtI6eit, einen erau.n
9elsrpd, cine Rattmiibs, einen Salten,
stpsi MeFer. cine 2anSe i'm @ertbe BON
8pei Sdilingen unO cine iilberne R1s
bel bon IeiRem Sdneioer.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-03-28
Die Sod3eitsretie
Ton Z. Sesbsr,.

Guf Dem Sinterbsd zines erDBeren
9ampfers fab sinpaar Sanb in Sanb.
gr mar lang unb mayer. nit ssbeuss
ter Saltun9, unb man fab, bab er ben
srOBten Sbeil ieines 2ebens am
S9reibtiid 5ugebrddt bate. Sung
tonrte er nidt mebr iein, benin unter
Der EeiiemiiBe, bic er ted in ben
Baden geidobsn bate, sudten eintse
graue SaarItrGbnen berpor. sic mar
tlein unb CART, nit einem bldfen 9ez
iidt uno etpds da9ftlinem 4usbrut
in ben buntlen 4ugen. Sect lag iebO9
aud Elm S4tmmer RON Slid BARN,
einem Slid, bas aud ibre WangeR
roiig gefGrbt, aber an benz Der pebz
miitbige 3us Inn ben Munb gu atpeis
feln fdien, Sbre &letoung mar eins
fad, aber nit einem tleinen QnItri9
iu9enolider &otetterie, einise belle
8Gnoer unb Elm padr RoIentnospen i'm
Sut. Spnit briidte ibr gauges WeIen
Oas bemiitbige 9etenntnib aus, bab Iie
bereits bic Sussub 9inter fid bate.
nSiebit Dr." fagte tbr Mann unb
Idaute perG9tli4 elmer Srigg mad, De-
rem tpeiBe Segel mebr uno msbr pers
i9tpanben, vbie baben mir nett binter
uns gelaFsn. DENT uur, ipenit mir ses
5tpun9en pdrsn, nit elmer ipldsa
S6nede su reiien."
Mud iie perfolste bic 8rigs nit
siNem trdumenben Bid.
sd mDdte lieber bumit fabren."
CAB lie our anttport, bier eebt's beiz
uabe gu raid fir uns, fiube i9."
@r madte cine ungeoulbige 8eipes
suug.
.9lber aiebden! @as Iinb bas fir
Sheen! 9u mubt nit Der 3ett furts
Idreiten, unb bic 3eit mill, bab alss
IdneI ssbt."
sic lG9elte pebmiitbig unb i6iits
telte ben Sppf, erpiberte absr nifts.
sic iporen dlein auf benz Sinterz
bed, aber BON Sal6bed her sri9ol
plduoern uno 2a6en. Sa oben be-
fdno iid elm iunges, sbsn b%srbsirutbetes
Paar. bus ii6 OOrtrefflih nit benz
Steuermdnn 3u u~nter9alten f6ien.
So oft bus 2d6en gu ben 8eiben ba
uutsn brung, fubsn tie binauf. sr nit
febnfiiatisen 8liden, ie balb neusies
rig. buIb traurtg. uIs oh ibre lGrmenbs
Sreube iie it6rte.
rWie tpGre es, Ria." iagts er pIGb>
lid, rtpenn mir uns benen ani6Iieben
piiroen2"
ngein, nein," unttportste lie baitig,
mir piiroen lie nur itOrsn, mir ternsn
lie ia nidt."
ND mas! Iuf Der ReiIe tennt man
ale WsnIden. &omm nur!"
Gr nabm ibrsn grm unb b.rIudte
lie bon Der 9ant em%porauaiebsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-03-28

uns bic fiinfSsbn Sabre erTeben unb
unfye perlorene Susenb9 Ridts =
es lit porbei = fir INNER porbei!"
Sin S6ludsen eritidte feline Stim<
me. Der iunge Wann poIIte einiee
trOitenbe Worte erpibern, dbsr i'm Iels
ben Woment ertDnte bic @lode, unb er
tonnte ibm nur 2ebepobl iagen.
4ls Der 3ug ben 8abnbof berlieB,
ftanb bas alte 9aar unb blidte ibm
na9. Sn einem Gpupeefeniter faben
fe 5tpei iugenOlide, friIfs 9sIi9ter
unb sfpei Saidentii6er, bic eifrig GEE
I9pentt tpurben.
Die alten briidten ii9 feft bieSGnbe.
Sic permieben es uber, chamber angus
Teben. 0enn beiber lussn itan6en
boiler Sbrdnen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-03-28

f9Iasen. Die Sdldse bropnten ME
Elm mstaIenes Sobnselddtsr in isin
DIR.
lin balf elf enbli9 sins es Oruu.
BEN: &linglinsling! Slsi9 barauf
tlppfte es.
Der STUDENT fprang Sur Sbiir unS
rib iie auf. Ridtig Der Woier. Rents
pid padte ben ~piiroisen !Serrn am
gtrme unb rib i'm in Stube, als pole
er i'm ba brinnen ermoroen.
.Sie rnsliidsmenf9! Sept. RI"
,MusluFen!" I6rie Der 8eamte NIT
sornrotbem @eiidt. rSunssr Wann,
mas fGIt Sbnen Elm, Sano an einsn
9elobrieftrG9er gu lsger2 Wthen
sic. bub i'd Sic perbaften lahen
fann2"
r@arum fommsn sic 70 ipdt2"
tpetterte Der Stubent.
Serr Moier redte ii9 bod empor,
sei9te Iein e~rbabsnItes Electromagnetic
unb ipra6 nit perni6tenber Sadrfe.
,Meil in meiner Snitruttion Mrs
genbs itebt, bdaB Der Serr Or. HentE
mid 5uerft bran tommt. Dor Der Bee
b0rbe Tinb ale glet6, 10 ftebt's in
Stddtsgrunb9eIeb. 9ns tperben sic
ais Surtit bod t6nnen? Cine POitans
tpeiiung ii6er stpeibunosrt @uloen 6ab'
i'd, Serr Sottor!"
Die Iussublung rubm nod be-
trGdtlide 3eit in qnIprud, benn !Serr
MoIer Sablte ben 9etrag in pier5tg
5iinfguloennoten auf, bic er INNER
pieber pebaniiI9 nad3Gblte, ebe CT
fdete: ,Stimmt." Oarauf 5tpdng er
nod ben Dor aufresuns idpiBenben
@mpfdnger, IeinerIeits nadsu5Gblen.
gls Serr Rentpi6 I'm Elf lbr i'm
S%tabtparte ~anlangte, lag bas Dettsrs
bdusden, on benz er fein Ste0bidetn
baden IoIte, einIam ba. Bon Der bib
i6en Mali mar tein 8lsibSipfel unb
feline Sutfeber gu ieben.
ngUIe seporben!" badte Der Stus
bent beoauernb.
Ridtig betam sr Montag friib einen
Brief.
r@ier Doblgsboren!" fdrieb bic
iunge Dame nit eiIigsr 50rmlidteit,
bur9 fpsldS bic gmpDrung elmer tiefz
setrdntfen Sruuenfeele binbur99rolz
te. pMaul MAIDEN unb ii3en luIen 1T
feline &unIt nidt. glber iebe brauride
@rpfarung bat aud tbr 9uts uno 10
hab i9 mir bic 2ebre BATON genomen
bas man nit bic Serrn ftubentn befer
mir anfdne uno Sid an elm erli6sn
Sanotperter bait mo mans babin
b~rinsen fan bas er einen beiratb uno
10 empfeble i9 mid ibnen." Die un=
tsri9rift feblte.
nS9abe brum", ieufSte Stubiofus
Hentpi9. n8ur bod elm patenter
9eien. SEPT lam i9 mir cine anbere
fu4en. Dieter nisbertrddtise &erl,
Der WoTer!"
Der rniebertrddtise &erl" sins elm
babies SGbrden fpGter nit feinem
iungen 5reunbe @ber unb Der biibI6ea
Wali als Srauseuge in bic Stride gum
beiIigen Sebditian. Gr battle feline
@rtrasl1niform an unb mar in ieosr
Miene unb ieoer 9slpssuns islbitbes
pubte Wiirbe.
Sa ia, es lit nidts aleinss Inn sis
men taiierlid : tOnigliden @elbbrief>
TRIGGER. 90 elmer lit Elm Madtbls
Der auf @rben, Elm Stiid Regierung
unb beinabe aud 10 Elm bisden @ors
Iebung, cine 8Oriebung in Uniform.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-03-28
uebertrumpft.

a.: sd iase Sbnen, unIdrsit Bee
fam elm 8etanntsr BON mir einsn
fold fturten Gruitanfal. baB er, trpbs
benz fem Simmer iebr gut sebei5t mar
unb aud nod iein 8ett unipeit bonn
Sfen ftanb, : erfroten iit!~
g.: .0as 1T nod gar ni9ts! Sd
bate einsn guten Sreuno, tpsl6er in
5plse bo6graOisen 6iebers, obpobl er
Quf @%isbeutsIn lag, bic earSe Raft
btnbur9 10 idpibte, baB mar ibn am
orbersn MOrsen ertrunten in ieinem
Bette fano!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-03-28

- S60H gefa9t. 9adfif6
Ger i'm Sriibling einen 9Grtner be-
merit, Der Drift duf bic 9eete ausbreiz
tst): .Q9 beneibensnsrtb. nit Sano
antssen gu oirfen bel benz Grpaden
ber Ratur!"
-8eit ausgsboIt. 9uus
firer: me-. limb bier, mein !Serr, e.
Mieber -! 8as, sic bruu9en ia
Wieber2... Serr, &c ipero'n beirdz
then unb perben be4ommeu e So6@
ter, unb be Sodter tpsrb Ii9 perlieb'n
In en- Germ 2eutnant, nu' = uno
Tsb'n &c - bd fperb'u &c slei9 bub'u
E Mieber aIs prdient firm GERM
2eutnant!" -.
g d IN 9. (8or benz
Sbeatsr.) Srau: nDo sebit Ou
benn bin9" munn: rSu, mo perb'
7 benin bingebe! ...Sn's Sbeater!"
Srau: .Ddnn sebt es benin an2"
Mann: $50, ipann pirb's benin ans
gebe!" 5rdu: Wann tommit Su
na9ber beim2" Monn: ,Sa, tpanr
fuerb' 7 bsun beimtommei" Srau:
rgbieu, ertdlt' Did ni9t!" Wann:
n9a -pie psrb' i mi bsnn pertGIte!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-03-28

-Opsb! r9u, Der 9tler bat Elm
9sbidt auf 2i3Si's SUB gsmadt uno
ss ibr borselsIen." rNd, unb9" Limb
iRr SUB 1T babel sinseidIafsn!"
.glbsr Beirut S9Iaumls, miifen
sic Bonn alts Dertebrt maden2 81.
bdttsn als Ssrins ii6er tsins au,
fern gsIis6i!"
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-02-27
hystery Surrounds
Death of n TOsrner.

1t appears that the death Of Thomas
Woerner, known here rs Soldier Tom"
is considered a mystery in Tombstone.
The Prospector says:
On Sunday man named Thos. Woer.
ner was brought to Tombstone from Ma
CO and admitted to the hospital. The
new patient was found to be in serious
condition and suffering from violent in
iuries which placed him at deaths door
and from which he did not recover, the
unfortunate man Diving last night. The
peculiar circumstances OF his injuries
and condition lead TO further investiga-
ton and coroner's jury was summoned
who viewed the remains. heard testi-
mony and rendered verdict that de-
ceased came to his death al the result Of
injuries received at the hands OF party
or parties unknown, the inference being
that deceased received the injuries while
in intoxicated condition. From the tee
timony It is gathered that the deceased
had been drinking heavily for some
time. He was seen on the 2lst with his
face bruised and acting strangely and
believed to be suffering from the exces-
sive use Of liquor.
When seen later he was brought here.
The examination showed his nose was
broken and his head and body hadly
bruised with Indications that he had
been hit with club or blunt instru.
ment. Who administered these yiolen.
injuries is not known and further in
yestigation is being instituted to bring
the facts to light. The deceased, who ID
known as "Soidier Tom is we'll known
sporting man and known in Bisbee and
Tombstone. His home is in Tucson
and it Is understood friends there will
have his body brought TO Tucson fol
burial.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-02-27
President Stands by
His Resolution in China.

WAsHINeToN c. Feb 2-Presdent Mckinley received
manv congratulations has 6m refusal allow
troops participate in military movement against the Chinese
actually military aggression. He believes be wrong
either case that the country viii sustain his belief
The showing it has often done before that
work very rapidly the disposition the appropriations and
tors are very confident that they will all get through but that will
not prevent session OF the congress As the situation
the Cubans completing and forwarding their constitution The
present expectation that the constitution will be Washington
side of two weeks
The reduction bill still hung conference owing
to the house conees accept the reductions
in the beer tobacco tax and its fate is in doubt
The Morgan resolution for abrogaon the Clayton
treaty has been adversely reported to the senate.
An shows that President Grant within
member starting second administration with the cabinet
he had close of his f President Mckinley will
also that tho reelected president who reap
pointed of his cabinet beginning
that members OF the cabinets
Madison Monroe Jackson and Lincoln served
ons appointments and that sending the
retained the portfolios to the the
probable that the only cabinet
that President Mckinley viii send to the executive
senate held Immediately after his Inauguration will
that Attorney General Griggs although there
nothing his following Cen Grant example and sending
newno nominations for the holdovers If he sees fit.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-02-27
REPUBLICANS IN
HOUSE AND SENATE
Should Stand Together on the
Legislation Which Will Come Up
for Consideration During the
Extra Session Of Congress if it
Is Held.

Representative Burleigh of Me-, voic-
ed the sentiments Of many republicans
when he said: 81 don't want to come
back to Washingten for an extra session
OF congress, but / think the president
win be right incSiling one to consider
the Cuban ccnstitution. He will be
right In asking congress to share res
possibility fof what is done in the Is
land. What ever the policy pnr.ued,
there will necessarily be more or less
criticism. Republicans in the senate
and house, to my mind, should stand
together on whatever legislation may
seem wise At m extra session, If one lie
.calted.'
Representative Cannon sometimes
takes hard fall ont Of members OF the
house who are always ready to talk but
seldom cay anything Of importance.
Just after Representative Gaines, OF
Tennessee, had made one OF the char
acteristic speeches which cause mis-
name to figure 90 frequently in the con-
gressional record, Mr.. Cannon dryly re-
marked: my friend from Tennessee
reminds me Of the roaring Of water as it
goes over q dam. 1t makes great deal
OF noise, butt turns no machinery at
all.
Instead OF the senate commerce COM
mittee having increased the amount car
ried by the river and harbor bill, 10 has
been constantly asserted by various par
ties since the bill was sent over from the
house, the bill, as reported 10 the SEN
ate, mas Its Total reduced by nearly $40, 4
00o, 900. Senators who ought to know
say there is no danger OF the bill fail
ing.
A bill has been favorab'y reported to
the senate providing for the revival Of
the grade OF fyice-admiral in the navy and
authorizing the president to appoint two
officers thereto. The bill is intended to
put an end to the disagreeable sampson
schley controversy by having them both
made vice-admirals,
President Mckinley this week mo-
minated Gen. Shafter TO be a Major
General u the regular army, and there
is no donbt oi the confirmation OF the
as most OF the senator's be-
iieye that Gen. shafter has earned the
promotion.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-02-27
President Parker
is Well Pleased.

The Phoenix Enterprise has the fol-
lowing interview with President Parker
OF the university:
"The territorial legislature has made
warm friends with the university and
other educational institutions this ses-
sion, 'sssaid President NJ. NJ. Parker of
the university this morning. with few
exceptions the territorial legislatures
have always treated the educational in
terests we'll, but in the present instance
they have exceeded former sessions.
"The university authorities are high
ly pleased with the treatment accorded
the institution" he continued, "as the
appropriations viii tend to make it pos
sible to meet expansion that is now
in progress. The legislature has passed
bills this year over the committee on
education to meet the actual needs Of
the institution. Such action caused no
little qualification as the current funds
of the university are not adequate, and
the extra appropriations are God
send.
"The institution is advancing steadily
in standard and in attendance. New
men have been added as occasion de-
manded so that now special work in
several lines not heretofore possible is
offered in many branches. The engine
ering course specially has been mnch
The attendance this year
reached 220, of which 20 are college
grade students, and the prospects for
the future development in all lines were
never BRIGHTER -
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-02-27
pUNGENT PARAGRAPHS.

He-"These weddings are bore!s
Don't You think so2" She--'.I don't
know. I've never teied one. Town
Topics.
Lawyer-'Do you swear the collision
raised the entire carr" Witness
..Well. it raised every thing but the win-
dows. Judge.
Mrs. Oatcake treading newspaper)--
'srhere are 1900 Poles in phiiadel-
phia." Farmer Oatcake--'Gosh! what
a place to raise beans!"-P Philadelphia
Record.
Dismal Dawson'Oh, well. the pore
man can't choose his lot, as the felier
says" Everett Wrest--''No; but he
has to take Let he don't choose. LII
dianapolis Journal.
City Girl tpointing to a wild plant
by the wasside) What's that?" Coun-
try Cousin -''4hat'ss milkweed." City
Girl--"oh, yes; that's what you feed
the cows en."--Ohio State Journal.
Attorney-"When did your husband
first show signs OF insanity, madam"
Wife-"The day he married me.
then discovered he was making only
ten dollars week." Philadelphia
North American.
The Real Thing. Captain of Football
Team---'That man Subba is the best
tackler on the team; we discovered him
in Lonsomeharst only week ago."
Friend (astounded) )-"Why, how did he
get his training?" Captain-'Catching
trains. Freshman.
Took One.--Husband (kindly)-"My
dear, you have nothing decent to wear,
have you?" Wife with alacrity 1-"No,
indeed, / haven't; not a thing. I'd be
| ashamed to be seen anywhere. My very
newest party dress has been worn
three times already" Husband-"YeS,
that's just what l told Biffkins when
he offered me two tickets for the opera
tonight. | knew that IL took them
they'd only be wasted. So just took
one. Well, / must hurry. st. An
drew's Gazett,
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-02-27
He Believes
Aguinaldo Dead.

SAN Francisco, Feb. 27.--The last
statement made for publication by
United States Consul General Rounse-
vile Wildman, who lost his life in the
wreck of the steamer Rio Janeiro, is
printed IN the Honolulu Republican Of
February 14th.
The Republican says: "Among the
more prominent passengers who are
passing through Honolulu on the City
of Rio de Janeiro is RounsevilIe Wild.
man, the present United States consul
general at Hong Kong Mr.. Wildman is
returning to the, states just TO zee how
things are looking after four years
absence as he expressed it. When
asked concerning the situation in the
Philippines. Mr.. Wildman said: be-
fore answering yonr question, let me
say these words in PREDATORY way !:
Our present administration has acted
most wisely in handling this matter.
The Philippine question 10 practically at
an end. II our forces can keep the i'm
surgents under control during the rainy
season. and l believe they can, the mat
ter will solve itself.
"The insurgents are being cut off from
all external communication. They find
it harder and harder to secure food
stuffs. They long ago were prevented
from receiving anything in the way Of
fire arms. They have scarcely any
powder and in order to carry on war
fare, filled their shells with the heads OF
matches. The force generated by the
detonation of this material is Of sufii-
cient power TO drive ball through an
inch plank.
Aguinaldo, believe, is dead. There
is considerable dispute as to this. but
from indications am inclined to believe
that he is no more. General Sandico,
chief Of Aguinaido's staff, is trading ON
Aguinaldo's name. sandico IL very
unhappy plight. It was he who issued
the proclamation to the Insurgents to
kill all foreign women and children. We
have the proclamation in his own hand
writing. He is making threats over
Aguinaldo's name and seeking for peace
and at the same time declaring that if
the terms advantageous toa rebel for
eign protectorate we're not made, the
war viii be renewed with muci. more
severity" /"
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-02-27
How,s ThisI

We uffet One Hundred Dollars Reward
for any case of Catarrh that cannot be
cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
F. j. CHENEY l. co. Props, Toledo,
o.
We, the undersigned, have known F.
j. Cheney for the last l5 years, and be-
lieve him perfectly honorable in all bnss
mess transactions and financially able
TO carry out any obligations made by
their Arm.
WRsT 4 TRuAx, Wholesale Druggists,
Toledo, o. WALDfSG, KTSNAN Il MAR
WIN, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, 0.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internal
ly, acting directly upon the blood and
mucaous system. Price, 75c. per bottle.
Sold by all Druggists. Testimonials free.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-02-27
A Foftuae fcr Charity.

A rich man 3 statement that he intends
to devote almost his entire fortune to
charitable w0rks has aroused much dis
cussion. This Il bec6use it will accom-
plish much good, ~ ~ pfaissworthy
endeavor, but there nse many other
agencies which accofnplIsh just as much
good. Take Hostettstsa Stomach Bit
ters for instance--the great American
remedy. For City yeass 1t has. cured
dyspepsia and all the ills
which arise from weak digestion. This
will keep the stomach in good
shape. and the bowels regular. II is a
wonderful restorative tonic and health
builder. 1t is also preventative from
malaria, lever and agne. Ask for II and
insist upon having 1t. See that our Pri-
sate Revenue Stamp covers the neck of
the bottle.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-02-27
Mas a Friend
Of Uncle Sam.

GureurNTo. Philippines, Feb. T.-Jose
Serapio an uncle Of Aeuinaldo and for
merly insurgent colonel has been APP
pointed governor Of the Mulacan pro-
vince. Serapio surrendered during Law
toms campaign and since has been such
a consistent friend Of the United States,
that Aguinaldo published an order de.
grading him.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-02-27
They Don't Like
Position Assigned.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 27.-General Sick
les, marshal OF the fourth division of the
inaugural parade consisting OF the 6. A.
r. and other veteran organizations SAYS
the veterans have refused to parade for
the reason of the position assigned to
them in the line.