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The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1901-03-29
HE'S an Old TIMER

John Anderson, the quarantine
guard who shot and killed Eddie
Bartlett at the Northern Lumber
company camp near Sparta in IAN
uary, and who was last week SEN
fenced by Judge Ensign to Stillwat-
.er on the reformatory plan, is ap-
parently not so innocent and harm
less creature as he has been paint
ed by a certain range exchange, if
one may judge from the story of his
reception at the penitentiary as Civ
en- by the News Tribune of SUNDAY.
When Deputy Bates arrived at the
Penitentary with his prisoner, the
latter was greeted by the warden
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1901-03-29

REPUBLIC MINE ON FIRE.

Shaft No. of the Rebublic mine,
at Republic, Mich, caught fire We'd
nesday night@a still continues to
burn, raging uncontrolled, and will
have to burn itself out, as there are
so many openings to the mines that
it cannot be smothered. The fire
started between the 800 and 1900 foot
levels, and is making Roadway to
the surface. Five hundred men are
thrown out of employment and the
wage and property loss will be
enormous.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1901-03-29
PREPARE FOR WORK.

H ]. >Wessinger, superintendent
of the Sauntry and Alpena mines,
returned Saturday from Iron Belt,
Wis, and will now remain here,
making preparations for the re-
sumption Of active work at the
mines tr1i1l at an early date. The com
pany will do some stripping prior
to the opening Of navigation, and
will be in shape to make a large
output the coming season, if ore
sales are right.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1901-03-29
Scr cblra Cine.
The Mayora1ty Contest Again
Confines Itself to NJ. G..
Palmer and A. N. Thompson.
A QUIET CAMPAIGN.

The result OF the Republican and
Democratic conventions Friday
evening last was the pitting of NJ.
c. Palmer and A. N. Thompson for
the third time as leaders of their re-
spective parties for the mayoralty
contest, and while the fight for this
position has not as yet shown the
vigor of previous compaigns it is
not improbable that the interven-
ing time between now and election
day may bring out some of the we'll
known hustling abilities of the can,
d1dates.
In the republican convention Mr.
Palmer was the unanimous choice
for reelection, receiving 18 out OF
20 votes, while A. E. Bickford receiv.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1901-03-29

ed the splendid endorsement of Is
of 20 votes cast for recorder, his
opponent being Axel E. Carlson.
w. b. Pratt and A. Hawkinson were
the opposing parties in the conven-
ton for treasurer, Mr.. Pratt receiv-
ing the nomination. by vote Of II
too. p
The democratic city convention,
at the City Hall, convened with no
definite slate, apparently, although
the ticket as presented to the voters
was not unlocked for. A. N. Thomp-
son was again placed at the head of
the ticket, P. A. Coffey receiving six
votes out of twenty for the nomina-
ton. Axel +. Carlson was selected
as the nominee for recorder. and A.
Hawkinson again received the
unanimous support of the conven-
tion for treasurer.
The ward caucuses, held earlier
the same evening, were conducive
of some hard work in certain in
stances, the hardest fight being in
the second ward, where E. E. Rur-
ley and August Walberg were the
opposing candidates for the Re-
publican nomination for alderman,
mr. Walberg winning by a vote of
IS to 50, and also receiving g the en-
dorsement of the Democratic hosts.
In the first ward the fight is be-
tween H. +. Smith, republican, and
H. J. George, democratic nominee.
A quiet campaign is on.
In the third ward F. J. Rinnert, re-
publican, and w. F. Donnelly, DEM
ocrat, are the opponents for the two
year term, and H. Burchell, repub.
lican, and Elmer Matheison, DEM
ocrat, for the one year aldermanic
term.
The fourth ward aldermanic fight
is between Jacob Stein. republican,
and Thos. St. Cyr, democrat, who
has represented this precinct upon
the council for the past two terms.
The most noticeble feature of the
campaign thus far is the prevailing
quietude, indicating that the voters
have their intentions we'll fixed as
to how their ballots are to be cast.
and the winners at Tuesdays con-
test may rest content that they were
elected for their worth, and because
their constituents recognize ability
and approve their policies.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1901-03-29
A RACE COURSE.

The winter racing events have
warmed the blood of local sports to
a degree, and the talk of a racing
course at this point is now an alb
sorbing topic among number OF
ourcitizena. :.
The formation of an association
rfthe building of a track, EN-.
bracing bicycle, base ball and foot.
ball park in conjunction, should
not be hard matter, and it is like.
ly the project will assume definite
form shortly. -. ,
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1901-03-29
sMORE DWELLINaS NEEDED

J. " 7'"zs0H0'
The urgent demand of the pres
ent in this city is for a number of
tenant houses of moderate preten-
sion. From fifteen to twenty houses
with modern conveniences, that
could be erected at cost of from
$1,000 to 5000 would pay a good rate
of interest at current prices of rent.
If some one having the available
means could secure a number of
we'll located lots and build houses
of the kind suggested, certain in
come would be assured.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1901-03-29
DECLINES APP01NTaaEHr.z

q week ago Hon. O. D. Kinney
was rendered an appointment by
Gov. Van SAINT as a member Of the
Pan American Exposition commit
tee. Mr. Kinney has since declined
the commission. stating that busi-
ness engagements will make sc i'm
possible for him TO accept.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-04-04
Der Strom.
Bon Wnr Grab.

sic peib unh fiiblt, bab er lie aud
nod betommen tpirb! Die unbsren bat
er ia idpn ale! 9lus Der often Mubme
nirb er iid tppbl ni9ts maiden; unb
70 re9t ssbDrt iie aud gar nidt our
Samilie. Die tommt au9 ME gu ibm
unb I6pemmt ni6t sinmal bic DGf9e
in feinem @aFer. Sic fiir4tet ibn.
unb bic sebeimniBpolen ReiSs, bic er
biret, finb ibr fremb. sic lit 10 alt,
bic Wubme, unb bat dlles 6inter ii6!
Sds MGb6sn Isuf3t unb neiteIt dm
Mieber. @s briidt unb lit ibr gu eng.
gu ibren Siibsn lduft Der Slub ba6in
unb bur6quert fridge uno i6par5grdu
bas Mopr. SO 1T, als i6nitte er tbr
elm @eIi6t, pGbrenb fe 70 gu Inn bins
ub FART. ga, es lit Elm @eiidt! sic
fiebt es bsutli6. 60 gisrig, srduiam
unb poGiiItis, als bate er ben iutaen,
iparmen MGbdenleib fdp9 umflpfen.
@a bic Inn bienitburen Grme Der
alien, perIuntenen Wsibenitrunts unb
9uumipurSsln, bic fein @runo brgt,
ItreGen unb reden iid mad ibr. uno
Elm gutes 9ett Iiegt ba unten: SO ned
unb limb it's. 5uulige, fhpur5s Groe
unb gGattss Satlf. BON 9dng uno Ils
gen burh5ogen. limb ipenn lie oann
erit barduf lGge, ipiirbe er iid iiber lie
tperfen, bann aber peitsr flieb'n, raus
fheu. unb enolih am @efGle bonnern
unb uufI6dumen. 2uitige perlen
tpiirbe er ben treiIdsuben Mdboerinnen
in's 9sii6t 'priben, barmlrs n.dsnD.
Gin eana anberer ala Der trie4snbe,
beimtiidif9e 9eIele aus benz 6ben
Roprerunb, nit ieinem liitigsnaugens
spintern unb QufeIn.
Dit Weiben, bic fein rehtss llfsr
fGumen, leuhteu purpurn i'm Sonnenz
f6ein, unb aelb unb blau flimmert es
ftretfis i'm DaHer auf.
Sas finb be 8iifde. bic Iid Ipi-seln,
unb Der Iidtbluue Simmel nit bartg.z
tDnten Doltenfeben. 9es Wdb4sns
Bid bdftet an ben eriten 2eberbGiimz
den, bic blaupiolett am 8oosn bliiben,
unb iebe Sautpore hires 80rpers min
bic parmsn Sonnenitrablsn ~einiaueen.
an Der Wieisnieite finb bic Neibtns
rutben bon ilberner &dBdsn, sic
oreift barnad, unb Elm tIeines blsibt
ibr SpiIden ben Stnssrn. sic or'bt
bas 3n0iphen meduniid bin unb FER,
uno reibt ss en- Der SnnenTeite bss ars
meg. Be surt unb psib! Wte elm
9inbertDrper, benz nod fetu Guftsug
angetommsn. Gin sartes neugeborez
nes ainb! sic fdausrt Suiammen,
f6iittelt bas blei6e SauptA unb sebt
einiae S6ritte meter bas llfsr binauf.
0a fdsint bas Wafer i'm bedens
artig erfpeiterten GIuBbstt gu itebsn,
rubis unb sIGnS.nb.
Sier mai es. mo i'm Serbft bus
SdIeleebiii9 seItdnbsn. SIN Sommsr
bliibtsn in grobsn giiIfeIn selbe 2ilien
banebsn. SpGter bate iid Sabn bort
in BEN 9ebiiid cine Siitts fir bic en-.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-04-04

-9ersefftue. S6fIi6teit.
Ridtsr: v9lIIp sic lpoIen ben Mann
ridt iennen, nit benz sic gemeins
fdaftli6 ben DisbNa6t uussefiibri
baben?" .Tsiu, Serr 9eri9tsbof, mir
batten in Der @tle bergefsn. uns elm
amber bOrSuitelen."
-Sosbaft. nMein Mann tauft
mir obne Wipsrrebe ieoes sepiirIhte
Toiettefiid." - r9u iueit ibm iebenz
falls tets, i'm 9siBe oss @epiini9ten
ipiirbeit 0u 5tpun3ig Sabre iiinaer
ausieben."
-Qusber 9 dute. (Der 9eb>
rer bsbanbelt einen SAB. in tpel9.m
bas Wort reFen~ OOrtOmmt. aut bic
Traae bes asbrsrs: MAS 1T ellen"
fiir Elm WortO Carl (ben Singer
f6neI emporbebsnb): Gin SubItantio.
Ser aebrer. aebrer: 60 in ME terns
WRie beiSt benn berPlural bon ellen.
Gorl Unit iiesesbepuBtsr Wisne):
0as rTreFsn". Ssrr 2sRrer.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-04-04

benz Raiferret6 9tneraI; metn Yater
Officer untsr Rapoleon III. sic be-
sreifen alfo, bab i'd teinen 9runb babe
Srleanift gu fem"
nQlber Sacquss! sic psritsbsn Die
sanse Sadie nidt. IS banbeIt ii9 UNI
cine 8unbsebuns Der aOlisen, Der sic
ii9 nidt snt5ieben t0nnen!"
v9llfo elmer S6rule tpegen?"
uDas poGen sic bamit iasen2"
DAB man aus reiusm @bic berlei
lleberSeusunsen beudslt, einrn
S6mera ben man gar niht empfinz
bet, unb ba sic mid Inn meme Meis
nuns fraeen, 10 min i9 Sbnsn muir
seiteben, baB i'd al bies bO4it IGdsrs
lid finbe."
.8itte, liebsr Srsunb, bebattirsn
sic nidt; trarsrn sic um meinetpi!z
len. GtrsnsftenfuGs t0nnte Sbr
srauer glnSus nod ssben; fusnn nur
bic compromittirsnbe blaue &~rapatt.
ni6t pGre! 49! @enn 81, cine
I9iparss bdtten, glide ffd a1es fpisbsr
aus, unb i'd mare 70 sliidlid!" Sic
6atte feinen 4rm ereriffen unb itreifte
i'm ean3 nabe, 10 nabe. bab ibre blons
ben 2Ddden feline Danse sleid sinem
9uft l~tebtoiten. limb bic blauen,
bon lansen @impern beI6atteten aus
gen flebten 10 a1erIiebit, 10 tnbriinz
Nig!. :.
rS6ren Sie," Iaste Sacques sana
perpirrt. .i9 perlanse nidts iebniii4>
tiger, aIs Sbnsn anssnebm gu iein;
ubsr sic besrsifen, baB id ni6t nit
&rapatten in Der Saide reiie. Bds
besiHnsn2 !Suben sic elm Banb, irs
ssnb Elm Stiiddsn Seibe all ii4, bds
id gu, NOta ais G4Isife 5ursatmuasn
fDnnte2"
SD fGnbe hoob( einen 4ustpsg,"
iaste bic 8icomtsFe e~rr0tbeno, ~aber
i9 babe ni9t ben Wutb. -"
n9od, bod, hagen sic es muir, oa
es ii6 nm bic 8etrdftisuns elmer gus
ten Sade banbelt."
Wtan tpar in bic Yidbe oes IN etre
9untelfammer umsepanbelten Yaoiis
Ions gelangt. 4ls bate Iis einen plDbz
li6en @ntidlub sefabt. trut Wuoame
bon 8oiszS arpbtn raid in bas 8ors
tenbuus. Socques folste nit errcst Hos
pfenbem Sersen, unb bic Sbiir fieI pers
i4ipiegen ms S4loB. :.
4ls bas pGrden ben papiaun Diez
Der oerlieb, tnotete Saeques triumpbiz
renb nm ieinsn &ragsn elm I6iparaIeiz
benes Strumpfbdnb, bas unter benz
iOrgfdltig 5usetnOpften ROd bic Sdus
i6ung p%ollenbete.
4ls Sacques nad bieIem rei3enben
Spu5iergdng ben Salon pieoer be-
trat, lab er, tpie ale 9eIidter freunos
LID eritrablten, fi6 ibm ale Sdnoe
SdrtIi9 entgegsnftrcdt,n, rpGbrenb bic
Ser5ogin>Wittp gang seriibrt, SRrds
men in ben 4ugen, Der 8icomtefe Id
deInb 8ufliiiterte:
Isle reisenbe, tleine Srau, sic 6as
ben ulIo cine 8etebrung gu StanOe scs
bra6t? 9as lit redt, iebr re9t!"
rHonni soft qui NAL y pense!"
fiiete Saeques binsu, inbsm sr feline
idpar3s 8robatte Sdrtlid ftreideIts.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-04-04

g otommtmanaus - Wie
Sic nit 10 grpber 6amilie bel Sbrem
aerinsen 8ebalt nur austommen ION.
nen9 = So, i6auen So Mittas
ellen mir ME, uno oas mas iibrie blelbt,
tpGrmen mir oes 9lbenos!
Der 9tIbungsprob.
rSepr WiirTIer, i6 lam Sbn.n lsiber
iiber bic SortI9ritts Sbrsr SD9ter
ni9ts @rfreuIi6es %mittbeileu. 8eibe
baben mir ertlGrt, Ite MOLTEN nidt lers
nen!" - Sol. =. 9ebtpsgen brau9sn
Sic bic MGbeln aber net au dicani-
rem" rSa, nofiir be3ablen Sic
mid bann eigentli92" - r9amit mir
aud an 9auslebrsr bab'n!"
aus Der tngIif9en
Stunbe. 5rdulein GuIaIia Tin
ter ensliiden Stunbe. ~2iesden.
iibertrase ben sefiblpolen Sdlub uns
ferer f6Dnen GrSGblune!" : 2iess
den (iberIebenb): rSie purbs INNER
i9pd9er, bod tbeilte ie bis sulebt
nit ben 9trmen ibr 8rpb." = SrGus
lein Gulalia: rHuu, unb peiter: and
she died of broken hearth = 2tess
den: Limb jfs ftarb an ben bartsn
Brpdsn!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-04-04
amfeI.
Bon R. Boiler.

Die 4miel pfeift ibr critics 2ieb
9eH burd Der 2inbe sob,
Dur9 bic eritdrrten 2unbe Siebt
SiBi9uusrnb 2uff unb Web.
limb feiis tbaut BET ibrem Sang
Dds leBte burte Gis.
@uH4ludaen mD@t i9 fsbniuats'
bang
llnb peinen tief uub beiB.
8 5rublins. Sriiblins nube Did
Wtit Seinsm tpurmen Wtunb,
nmfans' nit qpsihen @rmen MIDI
limb tiife mid gsIunb!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-04-04

basipifden. WirbsI auf DirbsI fdIeuz
bert bic 2eide bin unb Der, plDbli1
berfdpinbet lie gang.
Der alte StrOm bat cu9 fe ni5t
mebr krdeaeben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-04-04

= 9as 9 t.
&eGner (sum 8ruutpuar, bds in Der
Ode iib): n0as elettrifde 2i6t lit
beute leiber nidt in Orbnuns, ssuirt
ss bic 9errfdaften2" 8rGutisam:
rSu, iebr, -. iebsn 4us.nbIid pifb's
fpieber bel!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-04-04

= Jronttqe Jrase. ~Jq
made morsen cine feline 9ersniis
sunssreiIe." = mas Sic iagen, :
mann bat ii9 Sbre Srdu 9emubIin
basu entI6lofen, baB Sic reiieng"
- 30 d periudt ben glaRr.
ten su fpielsn. neil CT tein 9eIb bat.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-07-20
TO BET OR
NOT TO BET

To bet or not to bet, that is the ques-
ton,
Whether It's nobler for a man to have
the risks and perils that attend on
backing horses,
Or go on from day to day without a
thought of punting.
To bet. to win, and by a win we say we
end the bills and debts,
The task of lodging duns, the calls of
creditors,
IT'S a contamination devoutly to be
wished.
To bet, to lose, to lose perchance our
all; aye, there's the rub,
For in that loss of all what times may
come
When we have spoofed the landlord of
his rent,
The baker Of his bread and no more
loaves are then forthcoming;
The butcher stops the meat, the milk
man, like his milk, doth soon turn
sour;
The bailiff on the mat the summons
from the taxman,
And the cheek the Queer street dweller
from the rent-collector takes
When he might still his living make by
merely backing horses.
Wno'd be stone. broke when he might
follow up the sport of kings?
But tsst the mem'ry Of something that
wee lost,
TIL aerc-lTa odating uncle from whose
boz J toggery returns
Gives u ne knock and makes US hang
on to ne oof we have,
Then plank it down on certs that don't
come of.
Thus common sense forbids US bet at
all,
Yet is this reckless love of speculation
DER us,
Still must we back our fancy, try to
spot a winner,
And so twill be until the green turf
rots
And horses lose their action.
-Agellus, Indian Times.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-07-20
SPORTING NEWS
OAHU CLUB WINS
AGAIN AT POLO
e+t tt**t *ttkt

X Oahu won the polo match play =
X ed yesterday afternoon ON
X ground near Maunaolu Seminary, y
X Maui, by the decisive score of
X eleven TO nothing. 1t was the
X first championship game played =
X on Maui under the auspices of =
Il the Hawaiian Polo Association.
X The teams were as follows: =
4 Maui-F. f. Baldwin, George y
X Bailey. David Fleming, Harry y
Copp.
X Oahu-Charles Judd. Ed. Da- \
X mon, "Kauka' Judd, Henry Da- 4
4 mon. =
X The game was witnessed by 4
X large number of spectators, in =
X Guiding many Honolulans.
K The visitors had things their X
K own way from start to finish. The h
X Maui team showed occasional =
X flashes of brilliancy but We're X
4 much worse mounted than their y
X opponents, and this told the \
X story.
K The game was of most enjoy \
X able nature throughout and was i
K unmarried by any accident. 4
q + r r n r r = r 4 r r 4 + X X \ g
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-07-20
Grocers Shown Up.
OFFICE OF CARROLL WBJT.r
ATTORNEY,
Hilo Hawai-

Hilo, Hawaii, Jun. !. n
Dear Sirs-In my innocenc.
chased here in Hilo g jar Of ysv
PIN-MONEY PICKLES
(put up by Mrs. E. G. Kidd. Ra,,
Virginia-)
1t brought me great troubIs, ~.
Of three things must occur:
1. You must stop making them
3. I must get them at less .rpsas|
3. I'm & ruined man.
Since my first venture rv, bad
Jars" My family from early J
cry Pickles." neighbors ring Ii, >
bell and shout pickles." relatya
me In expectation Of 'Picklei.H /
pickles are my Nemesis. Plsaa
sirs, quote them by the kes, \
hogshead, ton or shipload, an!
serve" me. Yours very truly,
CARROLL WHITAn
TO LEWIS 4 CO.,
Honolulu, T. q.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-07-20
LOOKING FORWARD.

ct hope to see the time when there Is
no money in politics. said the ardent
youth.
"Well," answered Senator Sorghum.
gravely, when that time comes Wen
simply have to go into some other BUSH
ness"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-07-20
Auction Sale
Delinquent Stock
IN THE
Maui Sugar Co., Ltd.
TUESDAY, JULY %.
AT IL O'CLOCK NOON.

at my saiesroom. 65 Queen street,
RanoIulu, will sell at public auction
soY order of the treasurer, Mr.. Wonf
Rwai, the following certificates OF
stock In the Maui Sugar Co.. Ltd, un.
sess the third, fourth, fifth and sixth
assessments, now delinquent, with In
serest and advertising expenses, are
paid on or before the day and hour OF
sale at the office Of Mr.. Wong kwat
on Nuuanu street, Honolulu:
THIRD, FOURTH, FIFTH, SIXTH
ASSESSMENTS.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-07-20

Sure Of Him.-Papa-"He hasn't propos-
ed yet, has he?" She-.'No; but ne. will
the first time he isn't interrupted."-
Puck.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-07-20
Hawaii shinpo N''

THE PIONEER JApANBsstt b D
ing office. The puollsnggl1 ,ansss
shinpo, the only daily o~ 0, 81
published In the Territ9i! PrS|
G. sHIOZAWA. >
Y. soGA. Editor u
Telephone Main 81. r osE
Editorial and Printing He1
nakea street, above hins' ~
907.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-07-20

Other baseball games scheduled for
the present season are:
July 27-Police VS.. Males.
August 3-H. A. G. VS.. Stars.
August 10-Artillery VS.. Police.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-07-20
No More Dread
OF THE Dental Chair
$500

VIII be given to anyone who detects
inferior material used by the New
York Dental Parlors. In all our gold
crowns and bridgework we use Xxx
gold. In ali our other work the ma
serial is OF THE BEST, AND GUAR
&sJTEED. All work done by GRAD
DATED DENTISTS of from Il to 70
1sears' experience, and each department
ia charge of q specialist. Give us
call, and you will find US to do exactly
xs we advertise. We tell you In ad-
SET TEETH -
GOLD CROWNS ................ see
GOLD FILINGS ...... l. ~
SILVER FILINGS .... sc
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-07-20

Honolulu, July 9, 1891.
JAS. F. MORGAN,
AUCTIoNEER
WONG KWAI. Treasurer.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-09-14
CURES MULTIPLYING.
Testifying to the Wonderful Success Of
Dr. Darrin-Electrcity the Road.
TO Health and Vigor.

DR.. Darrin is certainly a fortunate
professional man. To the successful
rractitionsr It is IN Itself a credItable
achievement but to become POSSESSED
Of a skill that enables one to be the
means Of curing thousands Is an honor
that falls 10 the LOT OF few lren in the
ordinary walks OF life. Dr. Darrin has
certainly won that distinction. All that
ls necessary for doubters to be con-
vlnced is TO visit the doctors office any
time OF the day and interrogase those
present who have been under mis- treat
ment. Not a day passed but Or. Dar-
rim is called upon by one OF the sx-pa-
tents to express gratitude for complete
restoration OF health and absolute free
dom from disease. Voluntary testimon-
lals Of this kind constitute a proof that
would make the most skeptical man
weaken could he only hear them and
observe the sincerity % manner in
which such experiences are related.
NAANA VIC NNAAcAQGA AAlE AlEHA4IlldOlG
blessing Of health, and the wasting dis
ease and impaired vitality we must
accord to DR., Darrin the distinguished
honor that belongs only to the noblest
benefactors Of our race. BY this dis
covery he sends the life-currents Of that
great agent through the debilitated
frame, he allays pain restores the
strength and flord bloom and joyous
ness Of spirit that are lost when suffer-
ing from disease Of the organs or de-
rangeme7t OF the nervous centers. A
few instances Of cure we give as a proof
positive Of the superiority OF electricity
over other methods Of cure:
Isaac Winters, Centralia, Washington,
asthma of eighteen years standing, re-
slored
Jos. Moore, Portland, polypus in the
rose, fifteen years, cured.
], W, Bottom, Astoria, Ore. kidney
and liver complaint for years; restored
to perfect health.
5. 5, Whitman. Monmouth, Ore, deaf
ness and ringing noises in the cars.
twelve years; restored.
f. f. Joslin, The Dallss, Ore. dis
charging ear twenty rIs years; cured.
J, f. Taylor, Pendlaton, Ore, stric-
ture; cured years ago.
Mrs, ]. Ellis, S25 Clay street. Portland
Ore, deafness and diseases peculiar to
her sex; cured.
r, G. Cook, Portland, Ore, structure
Of the uretha, cured after five doctors
failed to cure him.
VIM. A. Hall, Astoria, Ore. dlschorg-
ing ear twenty years, from scarlet fever,
cured ten years ago,
stephen Wylis. Nlsel, Pacific county.
Wash, liver eonpll;at and an aggra-
waited case of piles, lure1
Phil Ransom. 10 Twelfth street. PORT
land, Ore, neart. liver aud kidney
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-09-14
GOVERNMENT PROPOSALS.

Proposals for Fresh Beef and Mutton:
Office Chief Commlssary. Vancouver
Barracks, Wash, Sept 4. 1901 Sealed
proposals for furnishing and delivering
fresh beef and fresh mutton for six
months beginning January l, 1907, vii
be received here at ar offices Of COM
missaries at Fort Stevens, Oregon:
Boise Barracks. Idaho; Forts Casey.
Candy, Flagler. Lawton, Walla Walla.
Wright and Vancouver Barracks. Wash
ington, until II a m, Oct 1, 1901. and
then opened. formation furnished up
on application. Envelopes containing
proposals should be endorsed Proposals
for Fresh Beef and Fresh Mutton" and
addressed 10 commissary of post to be
supplied, or to Col. F. E. Nye, A. c. c..
Chf Comy.