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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-02-12
PAsAJEs INTERCoLoNIALEs.

Los gAsioa de peEmAasaelA co Zoe pnasos de aAs
bsrdo son Po' cnsatA d los pAAAjssSs.
CONDtcIOsKa
II vAleT dc lAa noaetAa sItaalstas ssgA EsAas
Pof u AguaclA De raAAstA gee q Coas4asa rsxas.
Sismpts 81 n0n anss Dc iSs pssA!es kssus ss sraa
Coz, 81 e1RiyAltatS noneaa ecssseziA q ItxH
sus rSiA. .ea u plaza Al sXpeatf!oA
CoxcESioARa,
EsiA AgsnCiA sIPlas pAssiss @v a4A , vassss a.
los rtAsca sssrcskeSsasss ta4ao gs9a strs ssess s
IN 10 p.S De FstA.As e. 80 ssssss&a@ss4s va1as.
poF an sA0 eca ~ ~ pS - gsa46G
tods fanilsA eayc PAsAss csG Ists eds saasAs4s
Es paeA,as De cAanSfA - as sesazssa aAs issass.
Do 10 P.g
UnA mlEsaa persOaa sam9sa - ras.s asx.ss 4.
rccAc IL Yea lAa es esapsases ws ses ss asA
{ Lea kines nSAoFps 30 . AGaa lsAs gaA "a as "a a
Ancs FAgAsza IA esATta parts ss FAsa.s &c 80 &.
Ahe~ u Hnarsa y &c ~ Asa g2S8sa sd ast4AAas ~
SSsAfaa pssA.s saissa C&Ases Eaa sAn4Aa lsak.
Sastcs sahes zsaesss 4s asas se1s gAS ~ 70
~. lsa asAAs r&sAsaA a. saAsss 80 g&ss.s
PAaAJEa nA mAA 4 Esus
Lea pFscsss falA - SssA@ss esa AsSssss Asstsss
havr~, Srsas sv !fsasss aks
Fa.KrEas
iSs es&eSamxsles &s So 81 &stssA ssa sasa.xs 10
zee -. - AssGHA sss& ss4sas ksttS4sEsa a. s.s
ESsssr@&@se aaa SA tsasgAs ssss D.. - IL aasss
fasa tnaa GAS - sssar ansa Gasls ssps ~ AfaMa
rsss~atal
Ts4aAn N
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-02-12
i / 1T E A
DE vAPORES OORREO6 EEPANOLES
entire
Liverpool Pusrto-Ri y Sto. Domingo.
Los vapores de esta Empress
destinados & dicho servicio son
los sigllientes:

San JuGn, capitAn Lxaguirre.
Pxertor;qssc'o, captain Oiri6n.
Areci6o, capitAn GAra.e.
BortnGsen, captain MendiHidus.
MGyagszsx, capit&n Gutierrez. ..-.~-...
Despach&ndose uno sl 25 de cads
mes, &veces con escals en- Snntander
Para otros porinenores dirigirse Glo.
senores White Formsn J o., Liver.
pool, Sobrinos de Ezquiaga, San Juan
Pto.-Rico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-02-12

H RTORN %.

Esta empress ha dispsssis sSssass@ssis
cue los vapofss Dc II misma qns sAlss Asa
rusrto de SaMinnlsv 81 20 Dc csAa msa rce,
au1can, AdsmAs do b carsa ds sqssl psssss ,
la do Ia CorsAa, tods la sss - Wssssis - is.
pusrtos txtranisFos, Pwss, HsS-s, hssAss >
lmbs.ss. para SstA, PSaos y MeyaseaL
Los 6nssss ds ls OcmpaAis Sss Gss.
Gs este puerto % dirigsn al Ns-k q.
EspaHa, saiea d Saatsadsv psrs IL
ssSpool, y e este pnste pavs 81 Hare
PIE. .-Rioo, MArss Il De iese.-I.os ssnMe-
aata.ies, Bbbsiass q 1ssstaea.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-02-12
GUll DEL Bl(HlLllh

So ACADIA do reCih!r ell
esta { Imprenta Ia Ohra
muy. .importants titulada
Guia del Bachiller, pur u,
Pelix Sanchez y Casaie,
Catsiratico del institute
dc San lsldro, z tomOs
|slegantemenle encuaasf.
nadOs Gun tala. ),
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-02-12
c. AR T Ell ES

con las pesas y medidas del Sistema Me-
trico Decimal, en- la Imprenta del BOLE
TIN MERCANTIL.
Sc hallan ademas Otras muchas noveda.
des y Sc esperan nuevas del extranjero
En- trabajos de Imprenta, Encuadernaci6n
y Litografia, Sc pueden yer satisfechos to-
pos los gustos y cumplidas todas las exi-
gencias Baratura en- los precios; elegancia
en- la ejecuci0n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-02-12
RKTO HN q.

Les escaias d. Puerto Lim6a y Cara,
pane NO estkn inciuidas On el itiDefAFso
o6cial, > por 10 tarto pueds suprinlirss. 81
no 10 hacen dichas esoalss, las hegadas .
Puerto Rico SO anticipasAn uno 8 dos dias
xxMHA do Las ANTx4xAS.
Vapor M. /. WLlAVERDE,
CAPTAIN DON 4. CARBON.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-02-12
LITOGRAFIh DEL ''BOLETIN,"
= DE A. LYNN SUCESORA DE morris.
e SAN JUAN PUERTo-R1oo FoRTALEzA "a 2e

En- este acreditado establecimento, hace toda
perfection Tarjetas de vislta de Bautismo de
Ofrecimiento, Esqueas B. L. NJ. de todas clases.
- Letras de Cambio, Checks, Recibos, Cuen-
tas memorandum conocmientos Revistas Caras auto
> grafas, Diplomas, Mapas, Estados Mdsica.
Equetas de tabacos de fa1macia, chocolate, dulces
8 vinos icores. rs -ssrsvs
CrOm0s tcda clase de trabajos concernientes
este ramo PRECIOS MODICOS. -
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-07
Special Election.

WIZ k1Et a.
SkAxn NxF1Ea ktea-. 49, e So
70 sss sa&1iasa kseis1 :. sAs ess = srsas
las peses tA4t spsessl slss0oe III ss he'd
~ sas 80 - oEs.as k4Pl<s -
fe.>a-s. sss 7xk I,-s ~ Asgest. fsss.
q whiok tze tas folloslas es.1< az4 propo
sit1en 90 os sssszstsd ~ & ssses acoa d sssd
s-s~ssss "a a. ias lo&@sa Col+4ci- oi is
CD q sE-e9 k.Pias ssrre~ sAs lastzed sna
nns t4easa2d aellss aDc so1a tks eis ios g. .
ssrss. foE lss s1Fposs - rxseaaias ne nsirs aad
s.as . SIS AK ksls 4ad ~ bsG.ssss1ls & gAs
sal tas CoaInss Counsll Of sas cstv q
efsns AAples oeE 80 oae kesegeS xad tfif lkoa-
ssad eoli4fs ssd tCDo ths clsy ~ ne sslIs. lof
ne poFP~ee 81 sfi<oelag ths ssins sad dlslfte.
nfiy IA 21lss s1 tor acstornxGts . he water
- sl-nB a sal1 clty 40
Apc ts.l TIE fo4Fi q iastsc.ors q kiectien o.
ne eiiy q = saa ksp.as wi1 Lnees a re pa q
hexein sf,sE dssaeusled on faesdsy, re IN dss
q Aefesl. 50, a. Il . eloek a sac elo~s a.
Firsi ard EnsiBs hosss-, Gs.ndyaie ave
secoed sid s1psri0F coar raoal, Fesrl-st
fetrt ward flsst proclact-A1lslns house. Ia
Tslsd ~.rd. ssesad precises-as4 Jessrsoa.
Fosnb ward. EiDt pFvciaes Eaguns house.
Fourth ward. sseosd preesnes- Engine house
Finh -srd-Eusins hOuss. corner Leonard sAd
Cana IA
sl1th ward Engins house. north Of Leon
ssvents ~srd-EHEine house. corner Front saa
Eghth wsrd-Eugins house. jefferson st
I'd Il. ststa. A.nrics shanshan,
John CreQue, Isaiah Stewart
Robert Spfous, VIA. n stok-S
Geo. X Dsstdson. j " HAYWARD
l.. l. bald~in- Frank Rodgers.
jacob Eisenhsrdi L L. Lsunirre.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-07

NOTICE Is hereby gwen that petition has this
y day been nied BY The undersigned in the
Ctrcuit Court for The County OF Kent and state Of
Michigan. and Is nov pending IN said court nor
the purpose of vacating portion OF the plat of
Boynton a yudds Lake Addition 70 the City OF
Grand Rapids, being plat OF portion OF section
So OF Township No. : North, OF range No IL
west according 70 the government survey, in
the township OF Grsnd Rapids in said County OF
Kent ana state OF Michigan, surveyed and laid
out for the proprietors by W. l. Coihnoury esq.,
civil engineer and surveyor on the l7th DAY of
July. is12. and recorded in the ogtce Of the
Register OF Deeds, OF said County OF Kent. upon
said 9th Of July, 1872. at o. clock In the fore
uoon IN plat book No. ?, az page "a That II is
proposed 20 alter said plat under snc by virtue
OF the provisions OF chapter - OF Howelfs
Annotated Statutes Of Michigan. and the amend
ments thereto, BY vacati7g al that part OF Barn
ard street. n laid down lpon said plat which lies
between lot twenty-fNS f23l upon the Northerly
aide thereof and lots nineteen andtwenty % and
20l upon the Southerly side thereof That the
matter OF said petition will be called up for hear
ing on Monday, the oath day OF September, A. d.
l6sS
Dated. Grand Rapids, Michigan. June 2S. 1855.
The Street Railway Company Of Grand Rapids.
SAMUEL MATHER.
EpwAsp W. wrTHEY. Attorney for Petitioners.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-07

30 mors political convsntions in Grand
Rapids this year.
The Republican State ooovsntion will
epsn Ia Detroit AZ ?. N tomorrow.
The Prohibition State Central Committee
h IN nsed Of 5000 campaign SPEAKERS
The hasksgoa Democrat County Conven-
ton wil os he'd In Aasksgon. August i6-
TAs hsotcslm Cou nty Republican ticket
n already in tAs field and it u good one.
T. B. Barry. the saginaw Valley labor
sxftztor, e not IN fsver Of ". z Burt for
Governor.
Jud<s Hart. Of Midland. has consented
"a Be a candidate on ths Republican ticket
fs the Eighth district.
Ths Republican Congressional Convsu-
fion in the Eighth District will be held ia
East Axias- ths t5th.
Hes. Q. II. MORSE. of Gratiot County. once
rnsEabsr Of the Legislatures - candidate
for state Senator from his district
N. n. Dskis. the sbouacsd' member Of
the Michigan L ssislsture. is president Of .
trsdss and lssor eoancil in Saginaw
Thsrs srs YER 30 Of the iS4O Harrison
vsters IN HI llsdss county. and thsy are
b>tnx orxsniE ed a. Harrison vctsrs Ia 1855
Govsrnor Alxsr and EJb Frazier, Of De-
frost, maze bix success az . Republican
nsss nssti ag held In Teiedo Saturday
aixhk
Col. Geo p sanford. Of Lansing. q q red
bof csndidats for Congress in ths sixth Sis-
trict Mr. ssaford has an idea that hs can
s>sf Cougrsssmsn Brewer.
Hon. L q. PoliEsr. of Big Rapids. State
k>astur from TIE district composed Of
Ascosts s1d Aontcsim counties. will De
rsnsminsted oy scclzmstion.
Mffo II Dakf, 49, e.~s.. -. -
wss frsd out Of the sst fexislsturs. wants
80 ruu sxsin. - sifsdicste himself lie hss
made president Of tAs new trades council At
Saginaw.
IL answer - TIE strsixht question from
the 500 NesFs. jay Husbsli SAYS be will not
frT % gst ths aonninatfuu for Congress IN
ths Eisv-uth district tbs yssr. but sill do
his little al for ths reslsctioo Of Seymour.
sszis SENATOR 0Rsllv. of DssroiE has
Ivsn up his 100 IN the custom house at
UssrsI1 and VII stump the Stats for Burt
HIS SO sss Ei-sn a place n tae custom
heaiss 81 e. % kesp ihe salarY ia the lamily.
Congrsssnss Cox hss ns6ied NJ Wait
fuE taat hs 1annot cnns 90 N ichixaa %
Enest Judge rhurmsu sn August ~ Con
kresxman Hatch. f,,lthwaisp shiv.lv soa
rcssieiy General Weavsr. I'll bs the 90 rn-
tinstion.
J. n Holrasa. of Rochester. oakland
ccu1ty. 6resnbaek rsenbsr sf she stats
Ie<slafTre In isss s1d oae of ths strong
80 men IN oakland county. has reneuncs.3
Gneenbsckisra and Grovsr Cleveland DEM
~cfscv and comes aut strong tor Harrison
and Aorrea-
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-07

Closinz Asad4y August 4
Asgies-f lse par barssi. ssssc per D1shelz
butler-t "a - per b.
Cheess-st4is. lsc. Sss fsr.. isc. mi cream.
Clover seed IS. ssLos rimothy. s2soss a
pes oi1saei.
pound. gu@nsrs ssoc PEI PoaHd. cnerriss. 10
Ia pes Po1nd peaches. iooi-e per DC-ad
k<ks-fFesa. &c per d0z
fFsaa As4ls-Aa ass0n, sooes7. %. veal so q
arsia-w aeal-isc Tor old and ne~. white and
reI. OaLa. HG Rye, 3o9ooc. COrus st3a1e.
Barley, L3oel-45 per esL
Hias.-sreen. sL &C. part cured s5<asssc
cufsd. ssa,<e, calf skins. 70 - poIads g.
Dekin sklna 591oc each; sheen pelts. 75cosL =.
~eoi esisg estimated at &c Pc. pouad-
Honey ~llc per ID, strained. lOc.
Hses-ien ilc per u.
Hay-TtmosAy gt00 per ton: clover. $3.50;
mixsd 90. narsn. so-OoelO0o.
Maple suzsr-lzc per 10 for new IN blocks, small
cakes extra 2c syrup so@y0o per gal
Poultry Ch4ckenS. iscs ducks iloi2c: ie"is
POtatss--Ns- sOesoc per bushel. No old pot.-
sprIng Vexelables-Lettnce. &c per pound: rad
iahes Sc dozen punches. onions. sc dozen
eunenes. Fhubaro, nc 10: beet green's oDc
t1shel sven peas. &C busnel: string beans. s0c
bushel cuciaoers l0c q dozen. celery, l5c q
co1en tomatoes. sc ID.
kaspberries. >9si1c per quart
stra--faoe per ton-
lailOw-5o5h.c per 10.
Nool-Ths spring crop OF wool Is coming IN.
Jnvasoed wool brings IL and u cents per pound.
= bile the ss<hed u quoted a. g2Af24c.
wood-slock stove wool siISeLzo per oori:
iour loot wood 81 )ofs5o0 per cord
Coal-t 90 crate. fsT3
mo-
salt--7sc for saginaw or M.nlstee.
Keroseae-Nich. test lo5l, water white. li1sc-
6asoline-i2f per gallon.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-07

sugan-Cut leaf 75se. granulated. 68s5<c:
a, sssse. Extra &c" os36hc: Yellow
co1ee-Green Rio. I7slsc. Rio rossed. 2Oc:
Java. green. &42be. lava roasted. sc:
nozsc-
Te.s-Jspsn. nae, so9asc; Japan, mediua. 25
4Scc. ordinary. ls9z)c. Hyson. S0at0c; gln-
powder 2oS4G oolong. Ss,e7Oc. Congo. go
S2r
Flour-s2.S per cwL; t-s0 per bol-: patent pro
cess IS $50 per cwt., s. - per ool; ali wheat
nour f.l0 per cwt.. so2o per sbL: bucksheaL
EB Per cwt
Mil Feed-screenings SO per ton: bran, Sl5
ships $500. middlinzs rs0o
Feed-Corn and osls. y53e24 per ton.
sslt-Aichigan. sSc. Eastern, Glib
fsn-N0. vhitehSh. Eoo per half bol.:
trOus. El0aS.o0. cod. sail. ota7c per ID. clans.
scc per hundred. oysters bulk 81. .o6dssl IS gallon.
standards. 2oc can: selests sc can. smoked hall
but. lie.
Pork in bsrrels-Mess pork. Chicago packed.
sit. 90 exits short cut SIS 00e 0o Standard clear
back. u6.5O.
Lsrd-Tiercer, s1<Gs5sc 30 and 70 ID. tubs. &C; 80
n. round uns. 100 cases. Dc in tin pals &C.
Beef IN oarrels-Extra nex- warranted 2Ooloz.
400. extra. oonele>s 5000.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-07

MnxnxkErL CrRH

Peck Bros. Wholesale and retail druggists
Of Grand Rapids, say: We have been sell.
ing DR.. Kings New Discovery, Electric Bit
terS and Buckien's Arnics Salve for four
years Have never handled remedies that
sell as we'll, or give such universal satisfac-
ton. There have been some wonderful
cures effected by these medicines in this
city. Several cases of pronounced Con-
sumption have been entirely cured by use
Of few bottles Of DR.. Kings New Discovery,
taken in connection with Electric Bitters.
We guarantee them always. Sold by Peck
Bros
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-07
srcKLES's ARSrcA sAIvE.

The beat sslve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chspped Hands. Chilblains,
Corns and all Skin Erupticns, and posi-
lively cures Piles, or no pay required II
Is guaranteed 10 give perfect satisfaction. or
money refunded Price 25 cents per box
For sale by Peck Bros. corner Monroe and
nirialnn-afa
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-07
There are Two Distinguishing
Characteristics

hmoren a
DanyN nlnedh IL
sungeh pnep n
0 Of
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-07

AEEsl.4 Z. s.-Wnsat-So. saike cash ssc bid
~. : 80 szaA * "a. &c. Decsnbsr, s.5@e.
CcFu-&o Z f7e.
a4tt->o cas-. 80, ed E3<c, 1ss Nas5s
- ,.c. odd 4lc aew
heess elsr- y heat - go ols1els. o0rR. I.0.ol
olls4slz o4ls A ~ bashels
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-07

". II Frohlichstein. Of Mobile, Ala,
writes I take great pleasure in recon-
mending DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption, having used il for a severe
attack Of Bronchitis and Cstarrh. II gave
me instant relief and entirely cured me. and
! have not been afflicted since. / also beg
70 state that had tried othsr remedies With
10 good result Have also used Electric
Bitters and DR.. Kings New Life Pills, both
OF which can recommend.
Or. Kings New Discovery for Consump-
ton. Coughs and Colds. is sold on posi-
tive snsrantse. Trial bottles 10 cents. Psck's
Drug store
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-07
The Sprague
Electric Motor,
SUPPLIED BY The
Edison LlghtCo.
OF THIS CITY,
OF THIS CITY,

Is the most desirable form OF
power which has ever been
offered to the public, and the
electric current supplied by the
Edison Company TO operate II IS
the only current guaranteeing
absolute safety 20 the life Of the
user. All persons in need or
power for the running Of eievst-
ors, ventilstors. or for any pur-
pose whatever. car bs s0ppliee -
amounts from 3 fractional part q q
horse power 20 SO o. ever 90 horse
po-~sr. = desired irforrsfior gwen
ard estimates fgxrisheo Or sppi ca
tor 70 the Edison CorapsuY's Central
Station, corner Calder sno FBiton-sts
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-07
.rst. THE DAILY NEWS
Is daily paper for busy people.

OF al mankind the people Of Chicago and busy north
the busiest And yet perhaps equal Of peo
PIE be found who appreciate kseny necessity
sgens knowledge Of the worlds daily dongs They reoog
that they than anyone else the worlds pso.dess
many Of the important necsssnes of his. How im
POant then that they shoald have ds Intelligence OF
every event the world which by any possibility seu
their diversified commercial holdings And al the higheI
life be found like number Of people
keenly sppecisye all thar contributes progress
art literature sesnes religion politics and the ihousAnd and
things which make up modern civilization. 4
yet strange say, right here this great busy north
west busy metropolis Chicago there has taken place Tie
and deseopmen, Of that oumbSou unsegseahs
tmedesroyng thing the blanket sheet newspaper Wah the
blindness Of very uy this monroy Of journalism. this breeder
Of mental dyspepsia has esdasy imposed Of
theshed the demand Of the people m the ed gsn
Of fact II Of the very inconguousne Of such condition
Of things that THE DAILY NEWS had birth People
Newssl the news-but they densnded apart
powering Of the trivial and inconsequensl II because
TIM DAILY News satisfactorily thai demand that caculs
ton is million a-week"
r. NJ LAWRENCE. Wliamssile, m says The big daily
too much for No, that person obliged read every
thing printed in the blanket sheets bat having anything
else do have hunt through long drawn
twadde or few grains Of diges,ible FOOD
When to two such comprehensive ele
now adds third in its unparalleled price reducti,
attractions at once unique and unapproachable b,
Will surely multiply It's friends throughout the Nor
The Chicago Daily News is for sale by
mailed, postage paid, for $500 per year 2s cen,
afford as well as the merchant and professional ma
Address VICTOR r. LAW.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-07

M. Winslows soothing syrup should siways
he used for children teethiag lt scofhes the
cniife<ffens the guns. slsys al pain. cures
wind coss and q the best remedy Cor diarrksna
- cents 4 haffle
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-07

A1sssss s-Nhest- A shAds srner cAza So
seqts1iheF st5.1. 0e9losr - 4e-
Con- Firm. CssE. sotsc. September se5<c.
OctoBef. tassr-
01ls E.ss ga sac. sspssmbsr. zs1.e. oc-
tooer ltt.e
M1lEky-f
Fofs-Esss. cazb, si&15s september. stS
tsfd- st-4ds. Cash. q 50. sepssnbsr, D 10
ocrsser o. -
bi.Lssr 4-1 k<xs- Unchanged
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-07
second. THE DAILY NEWS
S an Independent. truth-sslIing newspaper


Is an independent. uuth-isliing newspaper.
The reader can count on one Asnj the kne~n ne~spsps
whose statements oi pocs always be accepted
as ., least Intentionally truthful and commonly - tact
On the other hand the sbei aslsesal Euls praise
party and candidate the siss spd 70 eg down the
opposition par, snd IL candidate the verge o sac dsrSbs
So common have silly and rpEshsnsbs Hsess r pur
nssn become thes pass unRoced and accepted
evil nsepalsbe igon Fssees pciines
bu th only another mistake 81 lhs hoashess Toe Amer
people are intelligent enough hoogfl enouet far enough
appeciste and endorse ruth telling |ouEnasmsn
truth prefer the ssding the ruth ssleIrs dishonesty
Of the organ"
The demand is and more fo the fslr impartial inds
pendent newspaper which give the reader 81 ~ and ses
absolutely free from q partisan has done
expression Of opinion asaa a. viii commend sssh
the thoughul reader when be ma, md himself in
agreement with the conclusions dedaoed iom the premises
Dissereemen Of small only eontsnes 10 honesty
Of purpose remAins With political aulanon CRAFTY
no az to grind the impartial sndspeaaen as~spaper ma,
uuly guide phlooTber and friend" hones holding
every shade OF political faith And thn Why THf DAILY
Nrws has to- day circulation Of oyei auolon awsek"
NJ wYc.ST sabley iowa, writes Il well pleased with
Tn DAILY Niws. although am 'iseain the bOns Re
publican with sa,sss Gag esfi,s the South ending IN
1874, The extreme Of THr DAILY Nrws. gisin
credit where due regardless Of party m, approval"
men,s Of popularity THE DAILY NEWS
n 10 One Cent day, II offers coordination Of
any other American newspaper, and one which
Invest by the thousands.
II newsdealers at One Cent rer COPY or viii be
S per month The farmer ar, mechanic can now
to have his metropolitan daily
ON, Publisher The Daily News, ChieAkS.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-07
GREAT
NJ M|DSU NJ NJ Err SALE
OF
LIGHT TURNED SHOES.

This week we offer 1000
pairs of Ladies' and Chi
dren's Fine Shoes, never to
be duplicated.
Ladies' fine turned shoes,
$500, worth $3.50.
Ladies' French tanned kid
shoes hand turned, $3.50,
worth $3.50.
Ladies' beautifully fin
ished hand turned shoes,
S4.OO, worth $500.
Genuine nch kid
turns, $3.50.
French kid Of the finest
quality, fit for angels wear,
$500, worth $3.50.
We have the reputation
of keeping the most beau
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Concert at Emma Soua~a

The following musical programme viii
be given by the Royal Hawaiian Military
Band this afternoon at 4:30 O'Clock at
Emma Square:
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CIGARETTE SMOKING BY BOYS.

The Santa Rosa City Council have in
structed the City Attorney to DIV up
an ordinance prohibiting and making it
a misdemeanor for boys under sixteen
to smoke cigarettes, or making the same
ofense chargeable to the dealer who
violates the ordinance that enforces pro-
hibition of the sale of cigarettes to boys
under sixteen. Some such similar law
should be adopted and enforced in Ho-
nolulu.
The San Francisco Chronicle, " speak
ing on the subject in late issue, SAYS
''The example of Santa Rosa is one that
might be followed to advantage by other
cities, San Francisco included. We make
all sorts of health regulations; we en-
force vaccination and prescribe how
much air sleeping rooms shall contain
We take care of the children's work
time, lest they be stunted and crushed
before they have grown strong; we get
up societies with long names to see that
tiny acrobats do not turn one handspring
too many, while at the same time we
permit those same children to buv
poison on every corner, and to kill
themselves by inches, and no one inter
feres.''
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Chinese migration.

A dispatch from Washington, January
4th, says that Congressman FELTON, will
introduce, with certain amendments,
the bill presented by him in the last
Congress to prohibit Chinese immigra-
ton. 1t provides that six months
notice shall be given the Chinese Gov
eminent of the intention to prohibit the
coming of Chinese, and that, after the
expiration of this time, no Chinese, ex-
cepting members of the legation or
students, shall be allowed to come into
the country. The Chinese already here
are required to register before the judge
of United States Court in the district
of which they reside and receive a GER
tifcate from such Court as to the fact of
such registration, together with
description OF their personal appearance,
etc. If intending to leave the country,
the certificate of registration must be
surrendered to the Court and in ex
change therefor a printed leave to de-
part shall be given, which in turn shall
be surrendered to the Collector of Gus
toms at the port OF departure.
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Cost of an Education,

In a drawing room in Fifth avenue two
men were discussing an educational ques-
ton from the practical point of view of
cash and value received. One was stick
Ter for American education. He had told
about his daughters finish and polish,
when the other said: "What did it cost a
year?" ''Wen," replied the first, 'I
spent about 81 900 year first and last,
not to mention her clothing. Her mother
attended to that, while l simply paid the
school bills proper. BY the way, my
daughter laments the fact that your girl
speaks better French than she can The
second speaker took up the thread of con-
versation here by saying: "WeIl, l didn't
pay $1,000 a year for it. 1 sent her to
Canada to a convent No year did she
cost over $3.50, and / am proud of her
There are dozen converts in Canada, the
mother superiors in which are from old
and noble French families, where the in
struction given girls especially is admir-
able, and the difference to a mans pocket
have just illustrated to you. By the
way, Canada is America, to all intents
and purposes, SO we have no quarrel on
that score Here the conversation
changed.-New York Tribune.