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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.


100 ooe ACRE ranch Of nns grazinK and
watcred and several artesinn wells good
improvements. ut $3.50 per acre. Writa
iqr further Information.
lpp acres smooth black eanwy pYrvsaa
httccn miles from Houston and fhr&e
niles from railroad station. with good
nns,,oem residence and barn, 2Sx60 feet,
poultry house, well and tool house, 80
horse power steam engine and boiler With
Two good wells aifordlRq about 600 gal.
ttvua o. water per Minute aud each we'll
n nS |" D slnsh csgtrifrgal pump; price s2i
u,ni december ! a bargain.
1851 acres IN uyalde and kinney couu.
ties, unimprOved ranch with creek run.
nsas through the land. atfordlng 40 abund.
mt supply OF water for stock purposes;
iog sale short time only at St5o per
ZOO. acres all inclosed with and
nArhed wires and mesquite posts 10 70
10 feet apart and snbdisided Into several
pastures also several hundred acree IN
vlluVNtion; two wells with windmilie;
a,s9 dwelling with nine rooms and other
uars.
IA acres all fine black prairie, fenced
enq has house and barn and good well.
NUEating about 100 acres Of rice, for sale
az SIS per acre for short time only.
=, Two sections about ten miles from
iiugston ON y graded road; all prairie
lal!ui price 30 per acre. terms easy.
,;A,gents for Kouut1e Bros lands In
w eatton, Matagorda and jackson counties
~ tracts Of 100 acres up 10 $1,000; prices
81 10 ~ pei. acr3; great development Will
take place In these during the twelve
mouths lands are sure to Increase IN
value they are suited to the culture of
nv, e9rn, cotton, sugar cane, oats and
Other South Texas crops; write for maps
anu price lists, we have many tracts that
ht hafgalns from the Sabine river 20
tne Guadalupe river; lands on several
rice canals $50 20 $50 per acre.
agents for Texas Rice Development
70 lands IN Matng0rda county consisting
OF 1000 acres, suhdiylded into 100 acres
ana un.
Remember we pay expenses Of any
party coming 20 Texas TO whom we sell
~ the title falls upon examination By
soMpetent attorneys. w, c. Moore =
~" houston, Texas, Dus0n, Moore y
Co, ~ Campo Texas, q
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ALFONSO DELIBERATEs.

Shows Himself Acquainted with the De-
tails CT the Situation.
Madrid, December 5.-The cabinet crisis
continues The king has given an cx-
haustive hearing TO the views Of all the
political leaders, showing himself aequnint-
ca with the details OF the situations and
apparently anxious 20 avoid a dissolution
~ the chamber. which, owing 30 the a.
vlded state Of tho liberal party, rs regard
ga ln some quarters as Inevitable WIN
this idea the king this evening again sum
lnoned Senior SgEasta 10 a conference. on
leaving the palace the former premier SAD
that the king declared that bio would an.
nouuee mis- decision tomorrow.
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sao AntonIo stdke oR.

snn Antonio, Texas, December 5.--The
strike lnauguratcd by the electrical work
crs and linemen IN the employ o. the San
Antonio Traction company, which threat.
ened last night 70 he up the entire trolley
ply 81 gus as well as electricity. was
amicabiy settled az conference today, ne
men returning 10 work at Q o'clock this
afternoon.
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STAND CITY NEWS ITEMS
No SHIPMENTS OF CORN TO
RUSSIA.
r.. water on the Bar Is the ShsHowest
n Some Time-The Sabine Had
Rough Passage.

n,,veston, Texas. December 5,--The larg.
Z, ,Yportatlon Of corn ever made from Cal
,,,,on "a Russia is now being loaded on the
sr,nsh steamship Felix De Abazola, The
,sln,ept will consist of $4,000 bushels, S.
M II which IS shipped by the Richardson
Gain company of Chicago and $1,000 by
~ Calumet Grain company 81 S. Louis.
tssfon Il Rigal. Russia
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Chronicle Weather Reports.

New York December 5.-The Commercial
aud Financial Chronicle says; Reports 10
Us by telegraph from the South this even.
Ing indicate that the weather has been nm.
favorable during tine week at most points
The temperature has been lower with snow
iu some portions toward the close OF the
week, and the rainfall IN O number OF To-
calites has been rather heavy.
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Texan Buneoed on an Old Scheme.
fEnertof 40 THE pout

Hot Springs, Ark December 5.-A
wealthy man from Taylor Texas. was 70.
day swindled ont Of $1,000 on the old
timo foot race fraud Nine men were 10
the deal and -four we're arrested, The old
game was worked without deviation, but
II all seemed new 20 the Texan,
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Kemnncr-Blum.
Galveston, T,

Galveston, Texas, December b.-Invita-
tens are out announcing the approaching
marriage Of Mr.. 1, II, Kempaer to Miss
Henrietta Blum Mr.. Kempner is a city
commissioner ind one of the lea ing bust
ness men Of Galveston. Miss Blum Is the
laughter Of Aaron Blum and the grand
daughter OF Leon Blum. The wedding oc-
turs December H.
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ruelue Bal Hen Arrested.

Louisville. Ry., December 5.-Ihe %
tectlve department today arrested twel.e
men IN Jefferson street lodging nous
near the center OF the city. Chief spi.N.n
and hts men believe they have 10 euslop.
,be gang Of men who have been roooiin,s
safss country hanks apd dapoNI fs y, y,
ever the south for mcnths past 'gAs AsA
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Guilty Of Manslaunhtsr.

! Ns'uEeA' Texas, December 4.--The jury
&c case Of the State of Texas VS.. Tom
a., Nee In the district court, after being
s,sy,ef lwenty-fOur hours, brought IN
s,,s. yt OF guilty OF manslaughter, and gave
Huaut TWO years ia the penltentiary.
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New Publication.

Galveston, Texas, December 5.-Thc
sogthern Home Is the name of a new pub
lation which made its first appearance
aere today. It will be- a monthly period
lclL devoted to the rice-growing interests
q Texas and Louisiana particularly and to
Tie resources OF Texas IA general.
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Oh Mills Forced 10 Close

''ue' Texas, December 5-The short
s s,.oa crop in this section this year has
corresponding shortage in the
~ q seed brought to this market
M. y ~ OIL mills win he compelled TO
Il go. go thirty to sixty days earlier than
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Marlin, Texas December "a meeting
o. the stockholders Of the Marlin canning
factory was held at the court house
wednesday. il was ordered that the com
pany be Incorporated under the laws Of the
State and that application be made az
once for n charter The following board
81 directors was elected. Geo. S. Cousins.
l. \. stariey, 3 II. johnson, J. r. Taylor
and ]. 4. Owens.
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Galveston, Texas, December 5.-The Nal
bfy steamship Sabine arrived today from
New York after q very long trip. She
lett New York Thursday a week ago yes
to-day and consumed nearly nine days in
mixing the trim. The vessel encountered a
storm on her hrst day out from New York
nd experienced rough we thor during the
tntire TIP The Sabine is perfectly sea
worthy and no damage was sustained by
The storm
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Discharges IN Rankr,,ntou

p,r 9, antonio Texas, December 5-wil-
a., s'nlnahs and Richard simmang, com
ID II, Tue Arm OF W. & B. simmang OF
tA,f,ss : were today granted final dis
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Residence at Texarkana.

leIarksna, Texas, December 5.-The resi-
sssles Of J. NJ. Baington in this city was
SS ..5yd last night by IRE; loss Sl100, no
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cass County 10 Vote on Local Option
Liuden. Texas, December 4.--The commits
sloners court Of Cass county yesterday or
dered an election 70 determine whether
or not Intoxicating liquors could be sold IN
precinct No. This beat has always gone
for prohibition BY a large majority and the
chances are that II Will stlll Stay dry
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were armed with nitro.glycerine and huge
nss-a,. me men are, TO outward APP
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Rice, Texas December 6-JeT Donald.
sons boarding cars were transferred from
here 10 Carl. Texas, today, when the car
that contained the kitchen WIS turned over,
killing Mrs. Rose Manning Instantly She
attempted 20 Jump from lhr ear, but was
caught under II and crushed.
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Ennis, Texas December 5.--Mr. r. A..
Floyd a cnr reparcr in the Houston aud
Texas Central railroad shops in this ety.
was run over iy n switch engine I'm the
yards this morning npd hiR right leg was
ground 70 pieces His condition Is crit c.
ally dangerous.
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600 ACRES well improved. forty acres TIM
-. ale rloe mud winter IN gravel
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~ IGNS REACH A FEW.
= Post Want Ads reach all,

y Post Want Ads reach all.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
Or sALE--2Is lots, Pierce and La Branch.
.Apply lIul ke Branchi old phone lol5
DUR LAKE OIL LAND STREETS, three
niiles long, Few acres thus covering ~,
O01 acrcs near gnsners special bargains
Also solid tracts any size Plots nee
n. III. huston, Houston. owner, q
'pR SALE CHEAp-Cash or part down,
~ acres, ~ under cultivation. ave ~
fruit wagons, farm implements, fail
Prop; slx.toom house and barn. For par-
tlenlaFs apply to Jusoph Gnrdy, Bay View,
Galveston county. Texas. II
ICE LANDS 800 acres on railroad, ten
miles south FROM Houston, an smooth,
level prairie; $i2 per acre. II. II. Mac.
Ntcol, ~ Bin1 buildins. 5
tG RARGAtN- This i've co0m, completely
furnished, residence, one barn J0N2o, Que
pafh 'uN0, ten acres VI lanu on Clear
lake, with stock Vn hand. Must be sod
90 divide interest Clcur Lake. this office.
or SALE no close Cstate magnificent
BlaEos bottom farm, 500 acres, fenced,
iiiga cultivation, Improved, above over
hoA, gin, sure, -four miles from Brook
shire, very choice and accessible. Or.
IL e. Cunningham. administrators estate
Ruth L. Parker, deceased, 6luia MANI
douston, IcXas.. ~
iNE SlN-R0oM house. Apply at 1870
Chestnut for terms aud particulars ~
lG BARGAlN THIS tIveroom, com
plctCly Furnished residence, uLe uarn
50A20 enc barn 50N2U ten acres ot land
on ClCSr ltbe, VITA stock ON hHud; muat
be sold 60 divide interest. Clear Lake,
ihis Office, q
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BlEz & sETTgGAsr BUY. SELL AND
EXCHANGE PROPERTY. ROOM 2ls,
BJNZ BUILDING n
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HEIGHTS COTTAGE, four rooms, nicely
papcrrd and painted, ground i0Axia2. east
ito9i. fehvd only So: smeatga. So
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For Malarial Poison. 3D.
Scr Chllig and Tor FeFafA
OxfnfNE .lsl n
LIZ q GasssRiesds
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CHAPTER OF ACCIDENTS
Alvin Gillette Was Accidentally Killed
Near Queen City--Other Casualties
May Prove Fatal.

Delhna, Texas, December 4-Melcher
Cara accidentally killed himself on the
capita ranch near here with pistol
Queen City, Texas, December 4,--Eight
miles north OF here yesterday evening c.
/. and Alvin Gillette and some other par
ties were squirrel hunting. C. J. GlIette's
gun was accidentally discharged, the entire
load striking his brother. Alvin, IN the
helrt, killing him Instantly. Young Mr.
Gillette was married only few DAYS ago
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OIL LANDS From one TO GOO acres 40
Jumcs Blythe league between sushers
Island bayou, Bargain. ". ). Dudley,
Dallas, Texas. 10
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SKIPPER BADLY BURNED.

SAN FRANCISCO, November cap
tain T. Thompson of the schooner Mary
E. Foster arrived in this city Wednes-
day night from Seattle He has come
home to nurse severe Injuries received
in an explosion on board his vessel,
which is now at Seattle. Searching for
some stores with a naked light in his
hand, he opened locker containing al
cohol. The fumes of the spirit ignted
and Thompson was severely burned,
Captain Ross, who was in Seattle as
mate of the bark S. C. Allen, has been
placed in charge of the Mary e. Foster.
Captain Thompson is a son-in-law Of
Captain Rasmussen of the Merchants
Tugboat Company
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JUMPED ON A TEN PENNY NAIL

The little daughter of Mr.. ]. N. Po-
we'll jumped on an inverted rake made
of ten penny nails, and thrust one nail
entirely through her foot and a sec
ond one half way through. Chamber
lain's Pain Balm was promptly applied
and five minutes later the pain had
disappeared and no more suffering was
experienced. In three days the child
was wearing her shoe as usual and
with absolutely no discomfort. MIN.
Powell is a well-known merchant of
Forkland, Va, U. S. A. Pain Balm
Is an antiseptic and heals such inju-
ries without matura ton and in one
third the time required by the usual
treatment For sale by all druggists,
Benson Smith & Co., general agents.
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WITH THE WIND TANNERS.

The following vessels have arrived
from or departed for Hawaiian ports
at San Francisco, since last reports.
Arriving, October 81, bark Martha,
Davis, from Hilo; October 81 barktn.
Planter, from Honolulu; November /,
ship Falls of Clyde from Hilo; Novem-
Der 4, btkn. S. N. Castle, from Honolulu
November A. schr. H. C. Wright, from
Makuhona, November 4, stmr. Nevadan
from Kahului.
Departures, November 2, bark Rode
rick Dhu, for Hilo; November 6 bark
Kaiulani, for Kaanapali.
Vessels up and loading For Honolulu
Stmr. Nebraskan, sailing the 11th:
Stmr zealandia, sailing the 18th. Stmr.
NeYadan, sailing the 18th, schr. Rosa
mond, bktn. Archer, bark Edward Nav.
and bktn. S. N Castle. For Hilo, bark
Martha Davis.
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RACING NOTES.
Jockey Jim McAuliffe writes from the
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PASSENGERS.

BOOKED 10 sail.
Per S. S. China Nov. IS, for San
Francisco:-W. l.. May, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Lloyd, Mr. and Mrs. H. ]. Crock
er, A. c. Harms, George Tourney, Mr..
and Mrs. r. r. Rathbone, Mrs. John r.
Ellis, Mrs. w. T. Ellis, Hart Wilcox,
Miss N j. Malone, William Patterson,
Mrs. F. NJ. Hatch, Mr.. and Mrs. D. T..
Watson and child, Miss L. NJ. Bolton,
Alexander Young, Mrs. C. c. Won
Hamm, Mr.. Pratt, Mrs. A. F. Prescott,
Mrs NJ. T. Elliott, Eugene Valjian, j..
A. NJ. Johnson, r. w. Wilcox, Thomas
Fitch and wife, and wv. G. Perkins.
Arrived.
Per 5. s.. Korea, from San Francisco
November I, at Honolulu November 70
w. N. Armstrong, Mrs. G. j. Anger
and son. Mrs. j. H. Along, Miss Along,
Miss j. Along, A. H. Along, F. J..
Amweg, G. L. Bigelow, Mrs. G. L. Bige-
low, T. e. Balding, Mrs. T. E. Balding,
Z. j. Benjamin, Mrs. E. j. BENJAMIN,
Or. g. w. Burgess. Mrs. H. F. Bryant.
Miss j. B. Brown F. w. Carter Mrs. O,
A. Clark Mrs. A. Chalmers and infant.
Mrs. H. Cook, Miss K. Conan, Mrs. ID,
w. Corbett and son, j. F. Eckhardt,
Mrs Otto Isenberg and 2 children. Miss
{. NJ. Greenwich, Mrs. G. Gill and 8
children, Judge A. S. Hartwell Miss B.
.. Y,
Rev. NJ. L. Liebenrood Robert Levers.
Mrs. Robert Levers, Mrs. F. D. Nit
chell. j. Moritz, Mrs. ]. Moritz Miss
M. O'Niel, Mrs. NJ. NJ. Shaughnessy,
Miss L. Photenhauer Mrs. c. B. Russell
A. G. NJ. Robertson, Rev. Reginald, H.
Schultz, c. Scrimger F. A. Somers,
Rev. Telesphore, W. A. Wall, H. Wa
terhouse, Mrs. H. Waterhouse, Rev.
lWencislaus, Mrs. ]. c. Whitney, j. @.
Wood.
For Yokohama, w. ]. Bishop. Mrs.
w. j. Bishop, Comdr. G. Blocklinger.
Mrs. G. Blocklinger Mrs. S. II. Fisher,
Mrs. M. Frank and children, DR.. C.
Hayashikawa, Mrs. A. L. Hill, Viscount
K. Inouye, Mrs. X. Inouye, Mrs. S.
lsaacs children and amah, DR.. A. Ket-
tner, ~ Kimura, Mrs N. Kimura. Os-
car Nessler, G. j. Senfft Mrs, e. Fl
smith, Z. j. Strome, Mrs E. V. Thorn,
Mrs. 1t F B. Upham, Miss NJ. B. West,
M. Yamamoto
For KObe-L. D. Abraham, ]. Briggs
Mrs. j. Briggs, L. Lazarus, Rev. L. o.
McCutcheon, Rev. w. A. Wilson, Mrs.
w. A. Wilson and 5 children
For Shanghai,-Miss Alice NJ. Clark,
Miss Rose Hoffman, Miss Rose Loben-
stein, Miss f. P. Van Schoick.
nor Hong Kong-M. A. Clark Mrs.
-, La NJ - ., herman, w. ii.
Grossmayer, Miss E. Halves, w. F.
Hojkins, H. F. Howe, G. James. Colonel
j. X. Kanga, A. S. Latin, Mrs. A. f.
Lahln and maid, David McLardy Mrs.
u. McLardy, H. B. Mcqueen, M. G.
Plagemann, ]. B. Schroeder. Mrs. J. r
Schroeder, Rev. E. j. St. George, C, F.
Stone, A. j. Taylor.
From Hcnolulu-Lieut c. F. Birney
Mrs. E. H. Peery, Miss B. E. Peery,
Miss H. e. Peery, Miss j. ]. Peery,
Levi w. Yaggy
Departing.
Per S. S. Sonoma, for the Colonies,
NOV. l2.-N. Schaefer, Mrs. and Miss,
Staughton and two others.
Per S. S. Korea, for the Orient. Nov.
14.-Lieut. c. F. Birney.
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DEPARTING.

Tuesday November II.
Schr. Moi Wahine, Kuanoni, for Ha
makua, with lumber.
Wednesday, November II.
Schr. Concord, Mana, for Hamakua,
with lumber, at p. m.
Schr. Kodiak, resuming her voyage
from San Francisco to Manila, from
the anchorage outside the harbor, at 4
p. m.
Ship William H. Smith, Ellis, for
Port Angeles, in ballast, at p. m.
Thursday, November 10.
Stmr. Mikahala, Thompson, for Ele-
ele, Hanapepe, Makaweli, Waimea and
Kekaha; for Nawiliwili and Koloa
mail and passengers only; at p. m.
Friday, November IA.
p. NJ. S. s. Korea, Seabury, for the
Orient, at 1 o'clock a. m; time is sub
ject to change.
Stmr. j. A. Cummins, Searle, for
Waimanalo plantation, so tons coal;
at .. m.
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ORIENTAL HEALTH CONDITNONS.
The Board of Health yesterday re-
ceiVed from DR.. Hobby of the Quaran-
tine service, the following statement as
to health conditions in the Orient:
Il have to report the health condition
In the Orient as follows: Yokohama two
weeks to October p, 1902 Plague at
present few cases. Kobe two weeks to
october is, 1902 Cholera cases IS, deaths
81 Nagasaki, two weeks to October 16
1902: cholera cases 23 deaths II. Shan
ghai two weeks to October A. 1902:
cholera cases /, deaths %; smallpox
cases l deaths .. Cases reported for
Europeans only; deaths for natives.
Hong Kong two weeks to October IL,
1902: cholera cases 2, deaths 2. Last
case reported September 80, 1902
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Harp of Erin hotel Auckland, New
Zealand where has has decided to locate
with his wife. McAuliffe who was
jockey for Prince David and rode Wei
Ter to victory many times, thinks New
Zealand a nice place and expects to do
well there although he has not yet
found a billet as a jockey Cal Leo
nard is in San Francisco and recently
sent down an offer of colt that was
"a wonder, could race your eyeballs out
of you" for $780, The offer has not been
taken up,
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VESSELS BUILT IN CANADA.

OTTAWA, (Ontario,) November g.
The annual report of the trade and ma
Ylgation, which has just been issued,
shows that the tonnage of vessels built
in Canada for the year ending June 3Oth
last was 2S2SS, an increase of 1892 over
the previous year. The number of
vessels was 260 an increase of tU enty.
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BIG BARKENT1NE UNDER WAY

SAN FRANCISCO, November g.
Construction of a four masted barken-
tine to be named w. A Boole, and to be
owned by Hind, Rolph & Co., has been
begun in the Boole shipyard on Oak
land creek. 1t is reported that the YES
sci is to receive particular attention in
her furnishings, calculated to make
tn barkentine the most attractive sail
ing vessel on this Coast. Her dimen-
sions will afford a capacity for carrying
1 800, 900 feet of lumber.
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Pacific Mail Steamship Co.
Occidental & Oriental S. S. Co,
and Togo Kisen Kaisha.


- on or abo the
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Per S. S. Sonoma, for the Colonies,
NOV l2-N. Schaefer, Mrs. and Miss.
Staughton and two others.
Per S. S. Korea, for the Orient. Nov.
l4.-Lieut. c. F. Birney.
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WILL PAY PIoUs CLAIM.

MEXICO, CITY, November EN- a
personal letter to parties in Cordoba,
President Diaz today declined propo-
sotion to accept money raised by popu-
lar subscription for the payment of the
pious fund claim of s1,62O6S1 81. The
amount will be paid from the treasury.
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SHIPPING intelligence.
Cor additional and later shipping see
pages 4, 8, or 81
ARRIVING.
"Wednesday. Mover

Wednesday, November IL.
p. NJ. S. Co.'S S. S. Korea, Seabury,
at 1905 p. M, days, hours and 80
minutes from San Francisco; the rec
ord trip for that course.
]. A. Cummins Searle, from Koolau
ports p. M; 500 bags rice.
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AMERICAN HAWAIIAN STEAMSHIP CONF

DIRECT MONTHLY SERVICE BETWEEN NEW
YORK AND HONOLULU, VIA PACIFIC COAST.
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THE OREGON.

The Oregon finished coaling yes
terday, and following the cleaning up
or the ship, the men were to be given
shore liberty.
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Here:iSa SnaD
On Beretania Avenue

There are four magnificent lots for
sale, on the most liberal terms and
FOR LESS MONEY than any other
property on this WELL KNOWN
AVENUE, right opposite DILLING-
HAM PREMISES, commanding a beau
tiful view of the mountains. These
are the banner lots of the now well
known PAWAA TRACT and have been
reserved to the last, during the RUSH
ING SALE which has been going on
for several weeks IN THIS LOCAL
ITY. Do not miss this opportunity and
call and see
Graham guardian., 1902-11-14

Last winter an infant child of
mine had Group in a violent form"
says Elder John W. Rodgers,
Christian Evangelist, of Filley,
Mo. 81 gave her a few doses of
Chamberlains Cough Remedy and
in short time all danger was past
and the child recovered This
remedy not only cures Group, but
when given as soon as the first
symptoms appear, will prevent the
attack. 1t contains no opium or
other harmful substance and may
be given as confidently to a baby
as to an adult. For sale by. SAT-
ford Drug Co. Stafford II. p
Wightman Pima.