Straits Echo, 14 October 1905

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    Masthead
    36 1 Straits Echo 10-PAGE EDITION. DAILY CMRONICLE 01 EVENTS. CIRCULATING THROUGHOUT THE STRAITS, THE FEOF.RATED MALAY STATES, AND THE EAR EAST GENERALLY. VOL. S. $24 Per Annum. PENANG, SATURDAY, OCTOBER, 1905. Single Copy, IG cents. No. 2;-*^.
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    FIXTURES.
    49 1 To-day. Jtith Pav, 9th Moon Tuwu Kind, Golf Club. 0 to 7 in. Cinematograph Exhibition, corner of ill pi h*l I Street ami Penang Road, 1* p.ui. To-morrow. 71It 1 Mv, 9th Moon. Seventeenth Sunday after Trinity. Cinematograph Exhibition, corner of <Campbell Street and Penang Road, 9 p.m.
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    THE MOON.
    29 1 iiiuit (Quarter Oct. 21st 7.60 6 p..m O New Moon 28th 1.57.8 p.m. First Quarter Nov. 4th >*39.1 am. I 0 l ull Moon 12th 0.11.3 pm.
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    MAILS DUE.
    19 1 China (Nubia) 14th Oct. China (Bayern) 17th German (Sachsen) 18th Indian (Tee»ta) sth Nov. China (Simla) Bth
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    P. & O. SAILINGS.
    39 1 P. O. SAILINGS. Mail Service. Outwards. Homkwakhs. Htnyal 26 Od. Nubia 14 Oct. Simla S Nor. C/iatan <7 I.xira Service. Outwards. Ho m «wards. Palermo 17 Oct. Peru 0 Nor. Palma 3 I Socotr<i 24 For particulars see Page
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  • Page 1 Advertisements
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      188 1 Corkscrew Brand, 7 he Best Beer on the Market. -rJ Light, Sparkling and Refreshing. SOLD BY ALL LEADING SHOPS. John Bazley White Brothers “LION BRAND” PORTLAND CEMENT SandHfinds. Hnitrry S Co. WHITEAWAY, LAIDLAW ft CO., PENANG HAVE WE YOUR NAME REGISTERED FOR OUR NOVEMBER CATALOGUE? DO NOT MISS IT; Sent
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      759 1 BANKS. Chartered Bank of India, Australia and China. INCORPORATED BY I?oy,\L CHARTER Hongkong Shanghai Nederlandsche Handel Bankings Corporation. Maatschapptj Capital l*aul up Reserve Fund Reserve Liability of Proprietors tSi nJ.Ut 0 Cb7s.o< 0 Pa i o-u p-Capital Rkhkkvh Fund— Sterling Reserve $10,000,000 Silver Reserve 8,500,000 j 18 o 0 Reserve
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      23 1 EIFFEL TOWER. Highly Recommended. Tested by Municipal Engineer. k < IU ft» s PS ■J Ui K u Tiangr Lee Co., S Sole Importers.
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    OUR SCHOOL BAG.
    942 2 Emulation in Malaya We understand t list I it is <m tin* cards tliut a public inir "ill be cm m PeliaUg lor til** |*llljl*w ot <IIHCII »M llg llllicll needed educalioual teioi iiis ami submitting U> the meeting rctolutious tliereuneiit. Ft i« generally recognised that our
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      2173 2 NOTICE. <) N aml after this date, all small advertisements intended for insertion in the Straits Echo must be paid for in advance. m m skng *****, l.ili JIIIV. I!N>.'. Managing Dirtctor. 3XT OTICE. Consulate for ihe Netherlands. <> N Monday, tiie ltith October, 1005, tenders will la* received at
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      ARRIVALS.
      90 3 A.Amjar, I’m. ss 2931, Fev, iXih Out.. Hongkong, Ist. Oct,. Gen —A. A. A. iV Co. I'kksta, Ur. ss. 3,428. lUit, 14th Oct.. Singapore, 12th Oct., Gen H L Co. Hong Wan J. Hr. 2.060. Slake»-, 14« h Oct,, Amov, 23rd Sept., Gen., K. G. Co Calypso, Hr. s.s.
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      DEPARTURES.
      88 3 14t li October. I'i/zj nlrick, tor Kangoon. A A pear, for Calcutta. f i. Ajmir, for Singapore, and Hongkong. Tcreta. tor Negapatani and .Madras. Tint■ Toni/, for Traug and Pang Nga. /V/iv/. for Pangkalan Hrandan. Mahitja, for I)eii. 1 an tiff Tatra, for Deli. Xlibit, for Ceylon, Australasia, Bombay,
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    EXPECTED.
    34 3 1 eKgel* I r unit Agent* Lhte L j.'Smifitpore S. li.itCo. 15th Oct. Palermo jljomioii A. (i ACo. 17rl. Ibmlomom] iiou«lon 3-B.ACo. :{|si Nippon Colombo S.K.&Co. 5th Nov. 1 Sena von Antwerp S.B.ACo.
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    SAILINGS.
    28 3 1 rxxt *!>• /■<*>• 1 A iien !>< i Leaven iiengioe London jS.IJ.&Co. loth Oct. Palermo Singapore |A.O.&Co. 17th Sing-pore S.B.&Co. 31st Nippon Singapore S.K.&Co. oth Nov. l»euavon Singapore S.H.iCo.
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    MAILS CLOSE
    94 3 Kor Deli—Pn Hebe, ltit.li iustant, noon. Port Swettenliam— Mary Anglin, I6tli instant, I pm. l'on gk all—Per Rotorua, Itith instant, I p in. Langkat—Per Jin Ho, ltitli instant, 1 p in. Paugkor am] Teluk Anson—Per Canton, ltit.li instant, 2 p m. Singapore, Hongkong, Swatow and Amoy—Per Hony Wan
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      1032 3 (SHIPPIN O.) 32 l\B. N. Co. b'*}>?<' ted Arrivals ami iJe./Hirluren. Mail Service. Outwards. Oct. INTENDED SAILINGS. British ludia .Steam Navigation Co., Ltd. s.s. Bengal counseling witli s.s. Marmora v K s.s. Simla do s.s. Macedonia 00 s.s. Churn u do s.s. Victoria Homewards. Oct. 27 s.s. Chusan connecting witli
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      76 3 For Singapore, Hongkong, Swatow and Amoy. r PHE Steamship Hotuj Waul, Captain 1. Slaker, will leave the above ports on Monday, the lt»th Octol>er, 1905, at 4 p.m. For Freight or Passage, apply to KOE GUAN Co., Ayeut* for Wee Hin Co., of Sinyaoore. 0-10-05 7insrt 005 BAXTER CO'S. BEST
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  • Page 3 Miscellaneous
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      46 3 WEATHER. Thk following report is kindiv supplied by the Sigual Director of Fort Cornwallis j p.m 6 a.m. noon. Yesterday To-day To-day Th. F.V M* Wr. Fin.; Clear Cloudy Wd. X.VV. Kiiet N.w. 'l’lie rainfall during the ‘24 hours ended at 9 a.m. to-dav was nil.
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    The Straits Echo.
    116 4 JiiHtic** «atintie* everybody and justice ak»ne.—JE**w »*<'«. hstahlished June Ist, 1903 I’uhlUhed daily (except Sninlay n.) AT TIIR CRITERION PRESS, Ltd., No. —232. Ileach Siiwl. Penang. PRIDE DAILY LOCAL annum OUTBTATH>KS IV».i*k*- V.x\r». MAIL EDITION (»W. Er.vl «15 CAULK ADDRKSS; Echo —Penang.*' Telephone N«*. IXX Editor-in- Chiej
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    Scandalous!
    833 4 DiKiMi tin? past two vears the Echo, in common with its loc.ii contemporary and other Malayan journals, has frequently shown up the delinquencies of the postal departments of this Colony and tin* neighbouring Federated Mai v States, beginning in one of our early issue* —on the 2nd June, 1903,
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    Two Items.
    527 4 I xtlkkstinu items culled from the 1906 Estimates: Repairs, extension, electric lighting, etc., etc., at Government House, Singajpore. 341.350 Foi account of the Queen’s Scholarships. 26.000 The latter is the usual amount allocated for the Scholarships, while the former is a new feature. Wherefore 1 1 ie Echo
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  • Current Topics.
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      India’s Alternative.
      246 4 Thus Mr. S. H. Swinny, President of the London Positivist Society, in the 1 n Ifevtew (Ailnhu- bad): —“The East can no lunger sit alone, wrapped in her memories. It Indian civilisation is to endure, it must be strengthened by the results of Western science; it must incorporate
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      Shipping Rings.
      318 4 Tt is everywhere admitted that while the Straits IlomewardCon- ference may be a very g«<od tiling for the shipping lines in the ring, it Ins had the worst possible effect on the genera! shipping trade of the ports ot the Colony, by killing out the legitimate competition of
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      The Colony’s Revenue.
      326 4 Speaking in the Legislative Council on the 1906 Estimates His Excellency the Governor sai<l The-estimated revenue for 190(1 amounts to §9.479,064; it fails short of the original estimate for 1903 by 82.041,291 ami of tlie revised estimates for this year by 81,974,066. The estimates for 1900 show
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    Our Beauty Competition.
    1025 4 Ist Prize *75 plus Echo free for I Year. 2nd Prize 825 plus Echo Free for 6 Months. Subscribers will l»e interested to know that ilie polling lias proved a huge success, j the count op to 2 p.in. to day showing that j the competition for
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      422 4 CENTRAL SALES ROOM. To-night! To-night!! n: TO UK SObl> UA Public Auction, LU b On Tuesday 17th October, I !)()’>. Grand Exhibition. At 11-30 a m.. AT THE .CENTRAL sales room, i 6 Cases Tl SWING AND LOUNGE CHAIRS NOW ON IK \V Japanese War Pictures. Longest Films Ever Exhibited
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      18 4 STEARNS’ HEADACHE CUKEch» I** obtained from :i 11 «liHpeusarieft. fJives in*{ant relief. Avoi*i imitations. Keep tlio (Jenuiie* liatnlv.
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      21 4 When the whole system is nutritive reconstruction is of vi •nice. S ten rut' Wine is tin i»|eal depressed, till importTonic.
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      13 4 For Wiml in tbe Htotnacli lake \V«xh1u Ureal lVp|>ei iniul (Jtiie. HO «-eut*.
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  • TELEGRAMS.
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      Moroccan Imbroglio.
      211 5 Much Talk: Lit tie Moot (The Ortasitischer Lin,,,l s Service.' Berlin, 15Jt.li Octolier. —The New York Herald, with tlie consent of the Paris Figaro, is emphatically denouncing M. Delcassc as a disturber of the peace. In reply to a question put by M. Jau res in the Paris
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      Japan.
      219 5 A (jlnrimis Reception i Supplied by Reuter.) Loudon, Pith October.—Admiral Sir Gerard Noel, accompanied by his staff and a thousand officers and men of the British China squadron, arrived at Tukio in the morning aud met with an enthusiastic reception. The whole city was lied poked with Hags as
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      The Philippines.
      45 5 (inventor Wright Resigns. (Supplied hi/ IIruler.) London, lltli October —It. is announced in Mew York that Mr. Wright retires from the Governorship of the Philippines on the 1st ot Decenilter next. It is understood that la is dissatisfied with the conditions prevailing there.
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      German Africa.
      105 5 More Reverses (Supplied In, Renter.) London, 13th Octolier. —A telegram received by the Cape Government from Uping,on states that the Hottentot- chief Marengo has captured the German camp at Jeru-aleo after severe fighting, in which a German Lieutenant and six men were killed on*! eight wounded. Tlie others
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      Turkey.
      47 5 Still Obstinate I In 0*hi*uitigcher Lloyd Service.) I 1 1 hi Lltli Octol>er. The Porte is stub’"iiily resisting the International Financial '"iiiiiiUsion for Macedonia and several of I I’owers concerned desire to make a naval ln °ustration, but this has not I een unanimously agreed upon.
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      Germany.
      28 5 New Minister of Commerce. (The f fstasiatischer Lloyd* Serene.) Berlin, Pith Octolier. —Herr von Moller‘t successor as Minister of Commerce will proliablv lie Olierp-esident Deibrnek, <•! I)ant zig.
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      China.
      65 5 A Railway Loan. (Supplied In, Reuter.) Loudon, 14th Octolier. Bentei’s Hongkong correspondent wires that the Government is introducing an ordinance for the raising of a loan of two millions sterling for the Kowloon Canton Railway and other railway pur|toHes, which is lielieved to include an advance of a million
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      Scandinavia.
      18 5 Dissolution Approved. (S><p,died hi, Reuter.) London. 14th October. —The Swedish Riksdag has approved of flic Dissolution Convention.
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      Russia.
      110 5 Assassination and Butchery. (Sup,died In, Renter.) London, 14th Oct.—The Chief of Police of Krasnocarsk, in Russia, was killed while returning from the theatre, six shots from a revolver lieing tired at him. The .SubChief of Police at Kishineff has li*»en assassinated. He was largely responsible for the massacres of
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    PEACE.
    27 5 THE TRE 1Y RATIFIED. 4 (iS'w i> ft it'll by Itrillri London, 14th October.—The ratification» of flic Uusso-Japanese Peace Treaty have lieen exchanged to-day at Washington.
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    E. & O. Hotel.
    75 5 E. O. Hotel. That popular hostelry presided over by Mr. Sarkies calered last night for the theatre-goers by giving a most toothsome supper after the show. A large number of people availed themselves of this opportunity aud found nothing wanting. We trust that when next we have anv affair of
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    The Earl and the Girl.
    153 5 Th.. B-iudinami Opera Compmv ivere treat. *1 to a crowded house at the lying St reel Theatre last night, a notable feature lieing the large number of t'liinese amongst the audience. The piece went with a cap itil swing, ami all th** members of the
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    Church Work Association.
    295 5 Sale on Monday. A sai<e of children's clothing made by the members of th? Church Work Association will l*e held at the Tamil Mission School ou Mon<lav next, from 430 to 7 p in., (liehiud St. George’s Church, Pitt Street). This is an excellent opportunity for all
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    Our Future in China.
    1514 5 I Let England Read the Writing on the Wall The recent events in the Far East have concentrated the eyes of Europe, ;«ud the rest of the world more especially, on what our i allies rat her like to hear designated England lof the E-ist, aud
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    Bill of Lading Case.
    546 5 This case was continued at. noon yesterday liefore Mr. Peel. Mr. T. A. Martin, iof Messrs. Paterson. Simons Co. deposed to the three bills of lading' having been sent jbv the Chartered Bank t<> his firm. They sent a man to obtain the goods from the
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  • PUBLIC OPINION.
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      CHINESE CUSTOMS.
      654 5 i io i ii k Kuitok of Tin: Stkaits K< no. Si it. i endorse Dr Tuck’s Mo. upon 'jleferio the Straits Chines published in J voiir i >ue of tile (5th instant. Il is up to the point as far as blind lavisliuess is concerned. The daily
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    Robbers Arrested.
    347 5 This morning, savs the Malay Mail of Thursday, tlie Detective Inspector, accompanied bv the Inspector of I'olice from Sungei JDsi and a numlier of detectives, raided a Kougsi at Sungei Bala, near Clieras, and arrested a numlier of men suspected of lieing robbers. Two revolvers and some ammunition
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    LEGAL JOTTINGS.
    1334 6 A 1* K MAKKAItl.K l>K*ISI N. The High Court, Sydney, on llili September delivered jiidgiueut in the c-imi of Crowley v. Glissaii The resjNMidoni, James Glissaii, had obtained a veidi«*t for J650U against the appellaut, George Crowley in an action for malicious prosecution. Crowley having proceeded against Glissaii
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    EXCHANGE.
    124 6 ‘lrow 14-TH OcTOBKII 111/ courtesy of the Chartered Haul; London Demand Bank 2/1A 4. months’ aicriit Bank 2/I,* 1 "redit 2/1 j rWiinmiitary 2 2 (’i u-o*ro Doinaud Bnnl* Rs I «»8 J dnre’ si obit Private 80} p>ioii»:iv. Demoml Bant' \m 1 <lavs’ sjtriir PrivM-p 80{ i Madr»»s
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    SHARES.
    219 6 Belal Till Mining Co Ld. 8. sellers K**i -a wab Gold M ieiugCo L«i. 12. —tellers Prieh Rubl*er Syndicate, Ld.s 5 buyers I’.mscii Hydraulic Tin Mining 7. —t«W I ItuH D*veiot*nient C<». *8 50 seller* H ra-* i A Nc:iv»c Ld Jit*-* —tellers town Ibsi-eiise*'» s liowarlli Krskine, Ld.
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    PRODUCE.
    147 6 Gold .**a{ ‘75. I». Pej i*er (W. Cost.-! xil»-./»o'.; out oj trod. White Pepper f 35' sellers I rang Pepper season over Cloves (picked I out of' reason dace 80 buyers M.ue Picking- 52 —buyers \i nl meg* 11«**- 33. —sates Nl*. I l*t UOUt. 2 uo slock. I’.asket
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      367 6 BUCHANAN’S “Black and White and “Special Buchanan Blends. 1 Fiit i '•SrrrcwW mn SCOTCH WHISKY »»rr a z &3 J CO EQ Z M J CQ E Th E MOUSE OF COt»MC“ r 4 it-'»’ o < J cc z < z < X o D CQ *M. FRTWrt .t
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    THE FISHERIES OF MALAYA.
    814 7 Methods of Fishing. (Hy J Wilki-mm, Chairman nf the I' ixherie* C< in m ian ion. (Cotit in ue(l Jrom yesterday* in*ne.) Miscellaneous Mkthhds of Fishing. F<»m* kinds of tisl.s;ears o, harpoons are used off the coast of the F M S.—the ti role the/eat'. tiling,
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      941 7 iVOTICE. OLDHAM HALL. TEOH .JOO MENG, Chop SOON YANG. Tri.upmonk. No. 321 HIIHE to inform the public of Penang and the iieiiibbounug Native* nni lr P/ IIAAI nAIfP 1 SUt«M that they ham limimi appointed Agents for Messrs, rngall Parsons, Clive, A R()ARDIN(I SCHOOI FOP ROYS A Co., Ltd. of
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      363 7 The taste is pleasant of Stearns' Wine, unlike other preparations of Cod. Liver Oil that disturb the stomach. Aids digestion. A BROKEN-DOWN SYSTEM. I'nis is a cond!l on or <1 asc to \\I i« I» «I«m tor* give many nam s. but whb h f \v of t tcm really
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      1073 8 A. EVENBI-RG, 56, Bishop» Street, Goldsmith. Watchmaker and Repairer of Optical Instruments, Gramophones and other .Musical 10-8-05. Instruments. Bms 530 Khoo Buan Phuan CHOP Gim Seng Moll., 203, Main Road, Taiping, Tin Miners, Advancers and General FDR THE prevention of plague Graham Ko.,Ud., Li m Sun Ho, CHOP HENG MOH
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    “Sir Brian's Heir”
    1409 9  -  BY VIOLA GRAEME, AUTHOR OF Tin- t'hild nj Sorrow,* “The Treachery of Lorraine*' The Hand of God," Jjove’x Loyalty “/I Royal triad H>r Soldier Sweetheart Tlie Beauty of the Season” The Tea-sho/i (iirly* “A Sen fell Marriage 'The Milliner s Model* "A Gamblers Girl,** Body or Soul,*
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    Wise and Otherwise.
    1176 9 Keeping everlastingly at ii Itrings success, is a saying that lias been made famous by a certain newspaper advertising firm. The phrase may lie applied to any line of effort. Keep everlastingly al it! Do not expect too much from others, but rememl«er that all have some
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      12 9 For Malarial Fever froubles aud Dysentery tak«i Wood*’ Great l*epi»eniiiiit Cure, eentu
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      43 9 Witli artificial modes of life New ailments oft. appear. And in our midst, disease is rife. More dreadful every year. Vet who ueed suffer stomach paiu. Or sleepless night eudure. While rest aud ease lie's sure to gain Titmut;li Woods’ Omit Peppermint Cure
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      13 9 W.hkIh’ Great Pepperuiiul fill lil tie for *>ina<-h 80 PAIltR, Cure —iut roubles.
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      63 9 STEARNS’ WINE, pre-eminently the ideal reconstruction tonic when the whole system is left in a state of depression. if HAMMER” CEMENT IS THE BEST. TO BE OBTAINED FROM Messrs. Chin Joo Co. ii Thean Chee Co. Goon Yen Friends. Messrs. Ghim Teik Bee Co, 11 Ban Seng Co. 11 Chiat
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      50 9 [UNDERWOOD RECEIVED HIGHEST AWARD, PORTLAND, OREGON, EXPOSITION, IS THE TEXT OF A TELECRAM JUST RECEIVED BY THE AGENTS OF THE UNDERWOOD TYPEWRITER. This Typewriter has received the highest Awards wherever it has been exhibited and is without a rival. I :<>: J SOLE AGENTS: GUTHRIE Co., Ltd., "i.- PENAN C.
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      755 10 no BURN Co., Ltd •f leotrictir iieei>fe, PENANG. !>hh\v Rooms^i^ogft n 's Buildings KATZ BROTHERS. Lid.. HUE 6EII1EI0S PEES PENANG. 0 Ark now prepared to undertake all kinds of electrical work at the, 4 sh6rtf»stjhotice. f A W tvork|dJp(lf bir f|ll| <Jonj[)etent men under i 1 KVirt>peftnSupervision, iTousb wiring a
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