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Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-12
GRAND RAPIDS AS TT IS.

We have q population OF .5o00-
We have The largest factories. and are The
largest furniture manuiacturlns center ia t4.e
So have the largest carpet sweeper factory
.n fle world.
We h.se Tie largest single machine factory
Ne na.e the largest tub and pail factory IN
wchave the largest plaster deposits In the
We have BIS factories employln. 1900 PEG
pie. au1 several Aew oaes IN process OF con
tfructlOn.
our factories sold sl7.ooo.ooo.oo worth Of goods
ia l,,s-
We have seven railroads ard more coming.
We have ~ miles Of street railway aud 5
Grand river flows through the city and is
nGtl-able 10 Lake Mich gan.
he have Two gAs ald tW0 electric light com
our new city hail AID court house are worth
Wehave q public schools and two lib-ari "a.
y nave y churches. embracing Oh dcA.ia.-
weaave the Soldiers Home With 60 ia-
Sc have the Masonic Home. cosungs'03
We have 20 iotbing houses who sold $1,000.
~ worth Of goods Iu ls,..
Grand RAPIDS s the center q the famous
Grand Rapids is headquarters for many Of
N.c-Itgaus heaviest piae lumber m4naiA.
tlrers.
Grand Rapids has the lowest death rate u
a tifv .u the Union
IS want men 81 brains aud capital @ ioea.
.efs al4 esfa3lish new eAi ipf
Hr have $50 lots one aa4 olt-1af
irnu sac tsr ~ rfe efT.
The mos.b rau1fu property ana finest res
d.nces are .ssr aH4 southeast
These ots are SO WITH plenty
shade. Graded streets o. q good rtter
None ~ t1eIa over two SO OBJ The s.f
ears aUf - .r f..u fa..
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-12
p0R RBaq-Roons.


10 BLAf-6 rooms. furnished or unfurnisned
Ter iignt housekeeping. near Lyon cable
Address H.. box 4. this ouice. -
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT in the
utN Leu ard block; steam heat and ga.
lt.u rec lN' Ottawa T., room ~. "a
fs,hNIsHfD ROcMS-Fsr nice furnished
room OF "A -uit uliusn she'd. apply H. john
E0g %. Jr., j East brlGs 80. 10
40 REET-Tour stores ia Hermitaee build
ing. corner ST Canal and Brldgc-sts two
.tsiy brick building. 40. ~ Huron ST.. and
living rooms in Ierm f4ge with Steam heat
and elevator. >. l.. a IN {. Fuller. II Easi
btidgs IT, -
+ON hlNT-lurnished rooms in the Wine
gar block. Inquire 81 Mrs. :. J.. Brock.
Ioo-l -. %
EOa RENT-Three unfinished rooms 81
: Crcscentaye ~
nor kANI-Hoonls. siurly and en suite. fur
nlshcd or unfinished. al PARK Place.
Mrs. 3. J.. smith.
IGOR RtNr-Larre. elegantly furnished rooms
i1cins tIesceu;aNe. ana tana.-st.. with
rls newly furnished and reAtted. Everything
strictly afstciAss Entrance, CresceLt-aye. .
-. - tanaist Enquire ~ Room -. s5iF
t'Ok RES furnished rooms. steam heated ;
and furnished rooms for light housrkeep-
=. Apply ~ Room ll.. Sew AOuscnal block.
b. Yaiof from "a - 10 Ut . Iu. Dee. lstf
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-12
FOR RENT HOUSES.

IGOR RENT olse Il niue ROOMS wood
house COOS liar, .afa a-d s1It water.
apply ~ bar laV-st. 30
20 ALNi-Part OF new ioIse. frn minutes
walk from A9Lroc-st. e..s. w.ttr and leni
rtN ona L. In4ulre al ~ iaslal e-st. -
i,Uk ElNT OR sALE-A desirable heuse al
li0 Jlnton--t.; a large ban: hydraulic
water aud two ci.tcrns ol tie premises. Geo.
q. D Itch. sss s. Diy4sioA-st. -.
* haze fac s-room house. wei. c.stern.
- ccm ut Tar, etc for ea W. 81 go ON
'onfh payments. q y q are looking ler IA
.l..sf dos fan 10 SO as. STOW a Parish.
u.l.t Old National baDk.
so. kENI-A tenement 81 seven rooms one
90 .lA rooms. one Of i've G0or's. ore 90 loHf
rooms ald one f three; also store ia 81 o J
."ca 500. il4 ire ~ b. rs. Barnard. ~ Alien.
So, corner - TT. Vernon s..
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-12
A8EETs-WANIBD.

GENI- should write Tor illustrated circular,
"a terms aHl iHo weeks free frlaIo Nls,nHr.
~ asher. - a-les diriiesf clothes clean hl lli
strafn without rubbing easily sold pfoaiaile.
= ORTIZ. Q. Louis $40. -
WANILo-A lew good energetic agents.
" ladies preferred. 10 sei "iafchle's Uni
Versal silver Polish IL IS ut a silver
SOAP. 'p4ste, or "poNder. tgt = chemically
pure tqld silver polish ~ is favorife with
beorif vino nave silver ware and 2 GOOD seller
taT terms and particulars address c. 4.
d ie Jew ier AID mal1fact lrer. hopti ?.
station. tlch. 1857
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-12

The opening 0t the Sioux reservation
for settlement Is beginning 70 De antic.-
pated with considerable interest, but 10
Is doubtful whether the rush which
was made for Oklahoma VIII De par
aiieled. There has been much dsap-
pointment over tho outcome of the
opening OF oklahoma and the pros
poets for settlers OF the Sioux reserva-
ton are less encouraging. Ex-GOver-
nor Foster, OF Ohio, chairman Of the
Government commission sent 70 treat
with ths Sioux Indians, has reached
Chicago on his return and spent yester-
day in that city. lie says there has
been a mlsapprehension a. 70 the num-
her OF acres 10 De opened 10 the public.
The latest information, according to
Governor Foster, shows that i is Q 900, >
coo acres instead OF II 900. 900, the lat
Ter figures beiag those estimated BY the
commission last year.
Are the lands 10 be offered for sale
the garden spots of the earth that they
have been represented to be-" Cover
nor Foster vas asked.
There are some good grazing lands
and some good farming lands, replied
the gentleman slowly. "Of the whole
I thlnk the best are the grazing lands.
Itisa good place for raising cattle and
sheep, but the latter business would
have % be- on a large scale"
Chow much OF the lands can be used
for agricultural prOducts2'
II DO not care % say much on tina.
point. I am an agent Of the Govern
ment. The lands w.ll be for sale, and
70 would perhaps not be proper for me
= run them down"
"But you would not. by being silent
desre the people to think that you
sanctioned any unreliable statements
II such have been madee'
well, nay impression is that they are
not worth much for agricultural pur
poses. Perhaps one-third of the whole
can not be used for grazing and ayr.
culture. beng arid ground. and Of tine
thrse-fourtbs remaining the greatest
portion would be best for grazing. The
climatic conditions viii have 70 chang.
before agriculture can b. a success.
For instance, during July the Their
mometer ran mp 20 40 degrees. and the
D' "''o '~-et '-- ''---- "'-1
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-12
REAL ESTATE
f-z sALE III
II. H. KINSE'
a-f hssa aes LN4- .
-tt a 81 f-as.
4-4a--s 1.a

"--"--"
t-t-s
$1,000 fsF tt .I 81. .see.k.sFc.
ass f..r. ..... ..-. 49,. f.....s
a.sa f..r &. =. ..- E...-.-ss-
XIV. .r - -
AZ IS --- - --,'-4--- - -,-- -'~s
$500 fers ..ss T.. In "a Kie1ardIAse.
|
$3.50 ID s.. Is frr f.tt IL q .etarcs' 4afIj an
otet' A s9s1sf Aa-iso4 Il ~1a
s5tss ~ ..,sss a.. ,rtf-t 49,
s4se8f.r ~ Il. o. Go.t..l
.....t,. s....s.. t... -. .s..ti..... $500.
5000 i'r g. loi ca Crsssea'.a'e.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-12

t0E Nllt-l-.t $50. rs ottawa Ie4rus Ills
lei ls oac ol iAe fist selections % u 10
.a~ ID. llaeal-s oT ID. j.. L4frianl. iffAfl
Rapids. Alen. la-sln
1 GREAT 1Ak5AIN-1l0acre farm. if.aa
= house, good e-"lart goo erfrs improved,
miles iroia Baldwin,. fef salr cheap. Enquire
las~srt. o.c1ft 81 sIlssI. q ~
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-12
80 .InsaKlnrks.

Any Subscriber 70 THE TELEGRAM
nERAlD ~h0 falls % receive tbs Pspss
regularly, or Who may have reason Ca
esssplAin 81 late delivery. will confer a
special favor ~ tarorIaiax this ofties of
ths rNot at once. send postal card or cal
aP tsisphons 53t-
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-12

!. :
A-se s-s l.-s - = eer-4.l > eos 4 pss.sr-y
ls-zec .4 -Es gsa4E awe 8 s..-t sss-t
H. =. E.ar .e-zzs i.se 80 sale, 4ed 1ssa
s11r - regors - t-e s-raaee or.as.
Pgeey se4- as messenger e44s s.4l4
@-,.--f --.- 4a- res Az -
60 = ss-s4 - - y - ~est -~s
st--k .~"lSt 80 = '-'~ s.-' = 49, ~
20 1865 49, --'-s
- @-s s 20 -
-si' $500 - = Z = 49, - -
,-e--s r., -. 80 - - 49, -
go - ~. -. q, ...sf $50 -.
~. 49, =. 49, - - es.-.s
"a rf.t ...-s - vr e.Iy
hs.f...-,..r Tea sss.r. Nd bs
gsos - rr... ~ il eesa be Al
tas rst. AZ -, t.rsr..s dollar. -.r
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-12
HEAL II IS WEALTH.


Or. r. C. Vests Nerve and Brain TEeaiment.
& sutralieca specific for Hysterld, flzziutss.
COMMISSIONS. It's. nervous AelralgE Head
ache. Nervous ProstratiOn caused ~ the use
Of alcohol Or tobacco. Wa--flinesl Mental
Depression, oD4:ralng OK the Bl1il lresIiting
iu insanity ard iilg - misery. I cay and
death. Premature OH Age. EarreunJs, Loss OF
Power lu either sex. lnseiVlr-rv fsses and
SDesmatorrhoea caused by over eIest0n ~
lle brain. seltahuse or over intulgrI -. Zach
1o1 contains one month s tre-tMen 81 boy,
or Six boxes for s.. sent by mail preFl!d on re-
e. nl u nrIce.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-12

Circulation Guaranteed 20 Be the
Largest OF AL Michigan Dailiss Tx
cept Those OF Detroit
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-12


~ <iAp.A es.saelrai e.ek. Apas
AIRS ~ 81 -lels. s-l4vr D~4es --4tt. a q
fa1te. 81.
AAFff GA SOD hake4 Iaa-.fe IL s..
e-l- = $751; a So -
AAhf1D -llfef n... e4e u i4e4t. 81 as
CITY one 90 "a nA~ ana fAr Is hst -
-fVrk .-asf str f.eielfes. o1Aas aaa Or
lsat t-e -a.AFt 3 per I.euta. Cal ta a.
81. 1f. - IS 1oa leaas - 4a4 &, atrla-
tafe b +tlas = q hap o. -
t\ANf 20 frslciass Nhl1e a2rbe must
" be sle. as. koud 81 lalt8ar All seld ass
asv4 iA--. Aa4ioss tIp4 0-ls. -.
WANTED arters and eahluet makers
- naY az. asi COZ. g tIval..e Is -
WAND laaa of Wou.-a 81 saad bls
lr~s .l.Iii 80 Wanate eaf business IA
e..es ealail nu,t dave some Msass ana gse
81 sIts- ---4lt lrI 4 .llA. lat utpfEe
ttt- futiisllil - deus-. ~ 10 81 Wabash
$3.50. tlitaso. " ~ Easl lel- 81. Ntw lers
!, lIeIi-..aa MAJ ID -teiy toaa. ,a.aiy
faa "tk address ie4n.-n. 4AA.e
BITS 8 ia.. lsa osi L-A,si.. C-.saso. -
p5f. NtNlID-l0 tt4 away ffem
ia Us "a hea ili "a .eeAo-t ht
oitVf Hi t'Hfc.s Niiaa. 80. tl
WAN fED-MAN-rstak the astucf al onr
s-i.ei size -Xi,xis lnch.sf weight an
i--.. fttlii rr.ae e.s, n,r4 afrs lU ifvl tftiuH-
fafr e-.-cH 60 c.--r .fiuaA at tas' Asses
at tsmr f.ese safes mr.. s. 4e4la-a aetcf
fa4rrara IS tue SAFE Pool. alpine
safe ~. l4ae.-aatl. y. Nei-s-t
Hap WANTED PEsALE.
WANTED good GIN isr general house
~ u.fa. lu - sm.l family. CINatI-8 North
if'-- .i. int 2 p fh1 - u.e.atA. -,. e
III .AILA-4a sAIer entel a.l lor lrlelal
N7fa lA si4aii family. Ap.ls -
~ 4lpn 81.
tt ANi.D-A comp .leaf a.r q DOS "A
ao. seeofe Apply q Ransom 81. -
ibAhIlD-A chamber maid AID Kitchen
giii at tle II cAigan House.
WAN Lu-Ladles ot seal address. With
~ good references can OBTAIN sfesdy ea-
pcy tfclt lu Their own city CO.. fewlf must
iatt good ward tob- ana u ilii-r casa % 2,
SD per $50 IN. Cal ou oF ADDRESS J.. j.. "a .
cox. rooms u aid IS Hermitage bui 3.
Drant Rapids.
AkANTEb-A coinneient aud reliable person
- ASH Isl iu Gazing lor cAA4fcA. Apply
at y Nor.A f.nspc st. 80
SITUATIONS wANTml-PEgAIB.
WANTED Position IS boeakeepers OF cash
~ ler is yugns lady with tu0 years Of
experience. Address &. box ., care leieertf.-
Herald so
IEANrED-By competent drrs>makcr.
sowing By The day 40 private family q.
Box 5. -
WANTED by young adv. situation as book
~ keeper assistant ruehkceprr or ci-fi.; Ia
every uay competent. Address y. 81. 80.
buiterwolth-aYt. 1
WANTED lady IN each city. town aud
" township 20 procure subscribers f1r ihr
Home Magazine, conducted Is Afs. JuLA 8.
LOGAN. special inducements of red. Refer
.l-rs required. Address The Brook PUBLISH
iHf tapp1ny. Washington. 81. &.
t'O hLNI-tufnish-d rooms. steam heated.
So. f't'.0. .ent and vel furnished Inquire ~
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-12

laLh t.I She srNrit. ald loIs So l.a.4s
als ioisDu NrI Ais lsion-sl. ef fil..lll V.I Sd
l.aie lor every aeAN. 81 IaCrll 81. I.f itule ..a
.rI NuIf. frtrs aua terms ft.s laH4r ta
taIlt ..l- setlrc q bargain. lI.I.. q laIl.....
nrN hease-laa building. Geo. \. Davis -
IS .l.f..
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-12
WE GUARANTEE SIX ndxEs

To cure any case. " ith each order Deceived By
us for SIX h0Ns. accom- panied with L. will
send ile purchaser our wntIcn IN rantee %
refund she money II the tf--lucne does not
elect cure Guarantees issued H. ~
" Il. Tbbs, Druggsif
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-12
lYrNTnE 8 LoYl,s AnDITl.

Who viii give IN $50 down ana ayiihe bal
ance guartcr.y Tor tHHt Groom hntsf - foot
lot. weli. clsltln an4 cellar on West0 l. Low s
addition;
The best lots IN ~" city today and bose sell
ine Tie fastest are " eston ! Low 5. lie per
fsYf
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-12

-ACR Il RROPEREY-
Who wants chat acre irac, on last {llton 81.
on the new railroad, q. i-J per acre.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-12

SASH. DOOR AND BLIND FAdTORY
~ one-haIf its value. VIII trade tor good
property.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-12

Open Saturday Event gs.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-12
Weston Building.

VII. 1nsPy.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-12

SITUATIONS WkNTEll-PRgALB.

AkANIEb--A comnei mt aud r.lia able person
~ 10 assist iH ,arug lor cAlllfen. Apply
40 y Nor.u f.rspe -st. 49,
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-12

tIEttA eesantt-al aseN apes
Ms. ~ 81 IS -lets. s-r.4er 4~-les as. q q
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-12

o~-. -r,a Taa-ssa7 ,sa sa--.sa5 g
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-11-14

yad Bat yAar tkilhfeG, 10 sna h6ge
any, viii pVop 1.-Two 10 500 the day,
when a native viii bG tried by q jury
of foreigners, here in his own coun-
try, most assuredly not rs long as
the Hawaiian flag flies at the main;
and that l hope and am satisfied will
he for many years TO come. For
your own good would advise you
to read, digest and practise more
than you have done for some time
past, the true Christian sentiments
and principles running through the
communication of the Rev. G.. Nj.
Hyde in the BuIIETIN of Oct. %,
and try 10 practise more of the prin.
ciple of rendering unto Caesar the
things that are Caesars. BY doing
so You will have u better chance of
living more happy life, die easier
and have cleaner ticket to that
bourne from which no traveller re-
turns. If the above advice is un-
suited to your taste, you should
leave the church and sail under diff
fcrent colors. The public are get
ting tired of those unchristian
warblings too often found within
the columns of the Advertiser.
NrNtp
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-11-14
RACE JuRlES.
country

EDITOR BULLETIN: - From the
''obnoXiOus" editorial that appeared
in the Advertiser of Nov. !, headed
"The Acquittal and its Import" |
quote part where he says, "Ihc
obnoxious system of race juries has
no precedent anywhere in the
world" etc. Right You are, Mr..
Advertiser man, for what chance
would you have in France or Russia
to be tried by jury of Your own
countrymen, as you have here? Or
what chance would poor native
have in your country, to he tried by
a jury of his cOuntrymen? Perhaps
that thick veil of sellishness, which
appears TO cover your eyes 10 such
a depth at present, will enable YOU
TO see the point; such things it
would seem are possible with certain
people. Just allow me to lay along
your path for your observation and
digestion, one small truth; neither
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-11-14
Official Notice.

His Majesty the King and the
Queen, will hold reception ut Iolahi
Palace, on SATURDAY, November
10th, from III o'clock A. NJ. TO u 80
O'Clock p. NJ. The order OF reception
will be as follows:
At IL A. M.-Thc Chancellor Of the
Kingdom, His Majcsty's Ministers,
the President Of the Legislature OF
the Hawaiian Kingdom, and Judges
OF the Supreme Court.
IL: rs A. M.-Privy Councillors and
Members of the Legislature Of the
Hawaiian Kingdom.
IL 80 A. M.-The Diplomatic Rep
resentatives, accredited to the Court
oi Hawaii.
IL :4J A. M.-The Consular Corps.
- M.-Admiml Kimberly and
staff, and the Captains and Officers
Of the ships of war in port.
~ ID p. M.-Government Officials.
Ladies and gentlemen desiring to
pay their respects to Their Majesties
upon this occasion, will call at the
Palace between the hours above
stated, and be presented during the
intervals between the official pre-,
sensations.
Office OF His Majesty's Chamber
lain, Iolani Palace, November
~, 1889, 402 Al
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-11-14
QUALIFICATION OF VOTERS FOR
MOBILES.
BY A MECHANIC. |
(COntinued.)

The fact that second Chamber
exists, and is deemed essential in
all countries claiming to have Con-
stitutional Government is to us
3'rima facie proof of its recognised
value. TO argue in favor of a Sc
cond legislative chamber seems alb
surd, waste of time, and in coun-
tries where the question is intcli-
gently understood would be so
considered.
History warns us of the danger of
placing power in the hands OF one
body of rulers. IIayti is at present
n notable instance of trying TO run
government without proper checks.
Tammany Hall and Boss Tweed
would have their counterpart in | la
waIi, stealing, at first secretly, then
openly and dciiantly, "and what are
you going to do about it," We
will say nothing of intelligence be-
ing ignored; the American and Eu-
ropean scholar and mechanic swamp
ed by the plantation laborers' vote
and voice. Men who from infancy
are trained 10 think deeply and anx-
iousIy in social problems buried, az
it were, overlaid by mass of igno-
rance, that, however well meaning, is
dangerous rs power.
A second legislative chamber is q
check to hasty legislation, to log
rolling; it maintains healthy SUI
pervision and criticism of its coad,
iutor and rival, the other house.
Properly managed, it should contri'
butte largely towards keeping The
monarch out of frictional politics
and so promote honesty, intelligent
legislation, and general harmony.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-11-14
A CRITIC CRITICISED.

EDITOR BULLETIN :-"Some people
are always satisfied" when their
friends are in question, land so
would appear from a genera" eulogy
"by onc' double star $50 in the
Gazette. SO far as the people here
are concerned such stuff as one 81"
"has poured forth proves nothing,
but to the uniformed it may be
different" cit is sufficient refuta-
ton to his first" answer "to look at
the composition of the Judiciary
department, the road, education,
health board, and post Office, to sec
that" nearly all "thc incumbents
are of the missionary stock" (note
that we never used the words mis-
sionary stock in the whole article,
they are &%'s. No sacred pig is need
ed to root up their genealogy.
Two stars admits that "therc are
two small bridges between Ilalawa
and Multi that are so far out of re-
pair, rs TO be scarcely safe" We
say, there are two ravines, 4 small
one, and the other amongst tbs
deepest and largest of the district,
go large, in fact, that there are two
bridges in its bottom. That is "the
part of the district that can whistle
for good roads.
We do not "dig" at school
teachers nor mean to be "unkind''
to them rs Dcfensor has il, because
they only come for good salaries
when called, but we do dig at the
school board that imports them by
cargoes. At the next election -
will know ''what part of the COM
munity we echo"
We cannot follow @& in his side
tracks, cover the Waimca noun
tains, nobody is speaking about, but
We stop on the main road, and say,
that Echo has common sense
enough not to object to good road
to Mahukona, but merely asks:
lst, Why the Mahukona road
where there is little or no traffic, has
been finished before that one OF
Multi, leading to many villages, ant
an important mill, road that il
"almost impossible after hcav,
rain of half all hour or less?"
2ndly, When will there be none,
to make those two bridges and 10
vines "safe?"
3rdly, Why is first assistant onl.
paid $50, and second assistan
without school experience in tn
islands, as Defensor objects to th
word green, $50? Does the differ
ence lie in the skin?
When %& will have answered salts
factorily and squarely these tire
questions, Echo will not for tn
present undertake to send anothc
such growl TO the press. VIII
does 81 +" answer in the Gazette whc
we attack in the BULLETIN?
Anybody can guess, and we be
five cents that the Advertiser WI
not reproduce this article, more tina
it published the first one.
ECuO.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-11-14
4O4 81
TENDERS.

Sealed tenders will be received at
the Interior Office until TUESDAY,
November 10, 1889, ut IL o'clock
noon, for furnishing Blue and White
Ballet Paper for the General Election
OF 1890.
Samples OF Paper and spccilica-
tions can he seen upon application
to the Interior Office.
The Paper must be ready for de
livery on or before January /, 1890.
The Minister of the Interior does
not bind himself to accept the lowest
or any bid.
l.. A. THURSTON,
Minister OF the Interior.
Interior Office, Nov. -, 1889.
403 3t
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TENDERS.

OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF HEALING
Honolulu, II. l., Nov. II, lSS9.S
Sealed tenders will be received at
this office until MONDAY, Dec. 2nd,
1899, until II o'clock noon, for the
delivery on the wharf at Kalaupapa,
Molokai, in good order and condi-
ton, an average OF ninety 900 head
of Fat Beef Cattle per month, for
the use of the Board of Health, for
six CO. months from the time of
awarding the contract. The tender
should state the average weight and
price per head,
The Board of Health does not
bind itself to accept the lowest or
any bid,
GEO. c. POTTER,
4O4 3t Secretary.
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NOTICE.

Two the Creditors of G.. AKONG,
Il bankrupt, of Kailua. Koua, Ha,
wall, lake notice;
That the undersigned, Assignee of The
Estate of g. AkONG, bankrupt, of Ksi.
lla, Kona, Hawaii, has preparatory 10
hiss final account and dividend, sub,
mittod his account ms such Assignee and
filed The same. before Hon. s. Is. Dole,
Associate Justice OF the Supreme Court
At his Chambers, 10 whom he i'll AT 10
o'clock A. NJ, ON MONDAY, the 25lh
of NovemLer 1850, apply for settlement
Of said account and for di charge
from all liability as such Assignee, and
for an order to make final dividend.
And that any person interested may
then and there appear and contest The
same. j. +. HACKFELD,
Assignee E9late q. Akong.
Honolulu, Nov ID, 1889. 4O4 Al
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School House at HaOu, Hama, Maui.

Tenders will be received at the
Office of the Board of Education until
- o'clock noon, on SATURDAY, the
Both OF November inst, for the con-
struction and completion OF n School
House 2Ox30x12 feet, with l room
and veranda on one side, on the Gov
eminent school lot at Haou, Hama,
Maui.
Plan and specifications can he seen
at the Office of the Board OF Educa.
ton.
The Board OF Education does, moi
bind itself to accept the lowest or
any bid.
BY order of the Board Of Educa-
ton.
w. JAS. SMITH,
Secretary.
Education Office, Nov. Is, 1889
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Hawaiian Sugar Company,
Limited.)

NOTICE is hereby given That at a
IN meeting of the stockholders OF the
above named Company held in Homo.
lulu, Hawaiian Islands, on November
end, 1880, il was voted to accept the
Charter of incorporation granted by the
Hawaiian Government. Notice Ia fur.
ther given that the limit of said charter
is lily years and the liability of the
stockholders limited TO the amount due
and unpaid on the shares. The follow
ing officers were elected for the ensuing
year:
ii. p. Baldwin. .......... President.
G.. w, Macfarpne. Vice. President.
j. A. Hopper. ............ Secretary.
Il. NJ. Walsh.... ...... Treas Irer.
Il. q. Jones. Auditor.
And the following were elected M
Directors:
III. p. Baldwin, @. II. Bishop,
@. w. Maclarlane, g. n. Wilcox,
j. A. Hopper, X. Cation.
T.. NJ. Wnhh
w. l.. HOPPER,
Secretary pro ten.
Honolulu, Nov. A, lse9. 500 lm.1l2 II