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Telegram-herald., 1890-11-16

ers, IS gray Grape care spanglod with
hne pearls About tho cOrsage, which is
cut quite low. is gathered a deep ruffie
OF white crane, embroidered IN dainty
spring patterns. This falls over upon
the bodice. and Is pinned down in places
with pearls set IN silver. Knots OF
gray ribbon. starred with pearls and
sapphire, are fasteu.ed on the shoulders,
and the sash is twisted silver band,
passing twice about the waist and
jcweleA The skirt Is looped with for
get-me-ncts in blue and silver.
Another rather notable costume in
this social campaign wardrobe is pale
yellow null laid IN soft folds to the
waist. where all fullness IS confined by
a bow oi dark green velvet crusted
with emeralds aud set with one big
topaz The short sleeves aud large Aat
sleeve epaulets are OF dark green
velvet brocade. The short little skirt
OF null has half dozen green ribbons
dropping from the waist, and pinned
where they fall b. isveled bows.
The vogue OF the red clcak is some
thing to excite surprise. The warm,
bright color seems 90 intoxicate, and
maid and natron. schoolgirl and de-
muzo little mother Of round-eyed babies
put il on, and walk Ike Cypsios amid
the falling leaves. tho wind that brings
winter flushing their cheeks and blow
ing out their rings oi hair. Otoro. the
rev dancer, who, IN spite OF al they
say. doesn't dance we'll is out soTre-
times of o morning in one II soft and
heavy silk, thGt covers her like ked
Riding Hood from top 90 toe. and. anon,
IS thrown back from her shoulders ard
hangs behind in long Watteau-lilse
scarlet and gold drapsries. lighting ~
with its flames her l.tle black gown.
Young sIrs Blaine wears long lirht
clo.h one with a deep blue lining. Bah
has another, and the pretties5 girl
know dances like o VIII O. the Wisp IN
an odd ltttie cn7e Of Indian red chenille,
tred with dull pink and edged with q
provoking black silk fringe.
Itis IN amusin ny thi1- 20 sec = girl
coil hex hai-. She piles IL high or hsi
crown as she cen brild OF hangs IL los
in her necS. tha io5so onGs stra7iag
over her Ell oal~ers. Sac is ayoung per-
son OF character she knows 10 indeci
sion. this stand or thas mus. be taken,
enc middle course sle can not endure.
Is is only the rare girl Who makes her
self p-ett-. ior hsir nowadays common
lv looks al 81 it wero weeks since 10 bad
seen bresa or comb. The very low knots
Gro worse in this particular. for they
fray ont almost with the movement oi
the iips o. tho turning oi the eyes
Nevertheless. for csrl7 locks they ara
very pretty when q girl Is young enough
ard picturesque enough 90 stand sucn
framing % aer fsce bT the loose tendrila
twisting tn her neck end falling against
her coliar. At last there is q coiGare
fo- tho tin-silteG nose; three soft paE'
ere above the otfcr an the top ot taa
hssi seams TO suit s.; famousiy.
EIrEN OsBORy.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-16

fssY scared ksr sery tias sles - Sola "a
tas Conspiracy. aaa ~1sa NE nlseaiev-
s4s Fu<s aaa ths merry eys4 sad 10
1zeyiaa dlapiss hai persaa5s& -
grave itps ~ rsiAx. shsn ~ ssSoz4
Aa4sxiesA giFl w4s uresisu be.
hsiisss I 4Ere~ alta a. M19rtsr -
ii1ias ~sasa tall. - say rAss. = 4sn
asxleessd nunb~T 80 = w4s fsr >
sp.sailt -rosa -asissa yo4ng somzn n
= nig a4s ~ Ehiss tFo4leisFa tnas
saxaod ap sa eas sits aad taEaed 4ssa
a. : Fsoas zEiang -lsr nsp ca t1s ot2es
It h44 shits blfd se1suhsre 81 tes
cFoNn sitb slags an1 al - erc 2.
aaa see sess ls elta a1ress q Waite 414
f.sE-c0ieret eAs-ks al plain fa~n-
cclores cl8tl. wllh polonaiss fssteaias
ever Gag Poln ssd vess "a fr0at Hlta
clasp sf tsislad stlFsg cords
Al tAs ass sxai5iEisa q the Amer
tc2a Wassrsg.9s seetsty there sere
eoalea cat ln capes ~ lellescent teata-
ers last 1haFstay evening A sQuaa
vho iookei liks MFs Holman Huns ex-
esp1 th g she aii not wear the Partsanis
LfaaI.a -a Nt.sA HN - 80 Art4ttA-H =
pears ln Londen. were one 0f them. and
very stranEe she locked sith the pom-
uadaur ra ? ana the high shoulder puifs
Oh cleaning eseh the light u q thou
sand tropical huuuiag bids. Her dress
nas a d4rA tlE she's Nlth black and =
s-esly blle, its Ar psFies caught hers
ard there slIh iace.ed ornaments of
curi0as Shapes in FURNISHED metal She
vas slight kad daEk. tsndrils Of hair
foa.ed about her face ana her snug,
close-attng it-le cap aas covered w!th
TIE dark shining plumage. iI WAS
unique. crrel, NEST elective.
Miss Letter, tic young woman with
considerable beauty. more moaey. aud a
Chicago father. cane home on tie leu
toalc with tae srarleys, and brought
With her some nsw ball gowRs. One Of
slese, A.eh may Interest novelty seek
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-16

DETFPDQ Our Cloak Room presents complete line of the lat
LnD styles of this popular and neat style of
One of the handsomest and neate things full line of these
Refers which have imported direct from Berlin having
rolling collar Of crushed plush braided fronts edged with fur
chan, beautifully finished We offer this lot at $1,000 each
UrEPTC The immense variety we offering stylish Jackets
JhUALO precudes description of the different styles In the
Jersey cloths offering good heavy plain coats at $780,
$3.50 $O0 $500 $500 and 500 each The $OO $500 $500 and
500 garments finely finished taormade and silk bound In
cloths with plain fronts with vest fronts and plain folding
Some finely braided coats imported $50 each Astra-
chan Goats plain and braided fronts aoade and bound
offer splendid line at S12 and SO each.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-16
G.. l. OAKS

WDLDQ magnificent line of fine cloth and velvet braided
HNA0 wraps which received weeks from Berlin.
have with splendid sale Much attention has been gwen
these extremely drey garments owing the superb finish and
beautiful styles For middeaged ladies they particularly AZ
and dressy In cloth SO 1880 1850 - ard - each
In fine silk velvet and plush $50 80 So 81 45 60 and 70 each
FLDpV Our stock OF fur complete and fu line
Uh hO OF the popular kinds and moderate priced us The
styles of garments for this distinctive from those
of the past Nothing long garments being asked
for it large stocks of Newmarkes have been
ed houses and they show large stocks Of them
but the old without exception Our stock of long Newman
kets closed low limit last year, and what
ing offer in two lots, at s. and So each
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-16

TIC cen not he too often o1prc csssd on
every enc that tbe much dreaded con-
sumption .wb'ch is Only lunE scrofuial, +,
"a cuafIe, II attended to 30 once. and
that the primary symptoms. 80 often
mistaken are sEns az diseased lungs.
are orIv symptoms of an uDhes.tlv
liver Io Chs organ the system is in
ietted for pHre blood aul % pure
blood Che longs are indebted no less
tran to rnre AZ for healtv acton. IL
the former IS polluted. re have che
backing cough. the hectic agsh. zht-
sweats ard a whole tra ~ symptom ?
resembling ccnsu1-pt Rouse TIE
hver to healthy scton dv the use 81 Df.
P.crce's Golden Me3icai Fl sraverv. take
aex'thy exe-rfse. I've fr the orea ar.
and symrtcws cf consumption wil
g tisarrear. For wcak Lungs. sustt.rr e
e.ccf. s1o-tless ot hresta. chrcr e
nasal catsrrh. bronchitis. asthrns.
severe ccuEhs. ard krdred affections.
ss most wonderful remedy. Tne
discovery guaranteed t7 cure Hf
s.I csses ot Z sesses for which ft s rec-
a.unserded. oF norav ps6 Ger s. go
he promptly refunded
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-16

re they neared fho bottom On her
bead was scs tcoae of russei cioth
vi-h ne trimming hat an eagles festher
fastened wlth pin 81 twisted gold
sac CARRIED i1 her haaj . glowing hunch
cf e. ien sn3 reddish chrvsan sacnuris
AS she walta3 she Ufted hor fowers
aaJ looked a. thom. and as she looked
shc smiled She was a bonnv Ameri-
car it warmed ene's heart 20 SEA thas
smile
booked st her. snd vhsn she hsd
rsssed Z looked a. q girl ia q cape who
care behind. anotber eail girl. sim
sni ho-de. whose ucrth Vas sober bas
uscss eyes isarbed. a mcst dangerous
A-.eriear Her dress vas si1verv xrav.
lniet liko Zee lfps nut her care. her
suiarieus and unusual care. ft cceuot-
ssl .xe her eres It vas made of gray
roirrt Naed wfta vsHcv sasin. snt
ahcas the tbr91s were fonr hare hcx-
rizi -r5 tiack rcivss fri'is ccninC np
f1 Ser rfak cnd rhite ears They
onsnc3 .amrairrs ~ fireasion ~ theua-
selves. chose perky RULES TheT en-
ierat rto irarne wien her Hstie soft.
fall eronssd gray velvet has vith tts
kros ~ hlacs cstrica feathers. ard ter
xsay ngE Eiih lis black butterfly.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-16

ofhaVpY couatence thas The Ncrla wss
made ier taem and viii yield them -l
ia nleass a. t4lags s1a1 strikes homo %
tls aanterer who has looked furlivciy
about for the goveruess and has felt
larsiag iels oi getting no Jam foc sup
Ter To her elLoNs were not held 10 Iost
the rlgat aag,s as shs walked In tho
st.I ss-aisht Engllsis procession that
alRays suggests seminary p4pils being
lea. as fo execution. for an airing.
Nes. she "a charming. tho American
w0uan Wheu yog see her siresh after
-lssncc Tor = sum mer you exuls as you
look on the splendldly developed figure,
che btishs ewes and teeth. and tho at
mosrhero % health you fanc.ed you
migat have lsfs en- the 0tAer side % ths
Atlantis, all lAea "a she smiles you
s.aa1 bcvillesed by tie greater refine
ueut ana i4iracss and isiieacy, By COM
parsoa With wh.ca tAs English typo
scems cearso anl 10 woman but she
Who lives ua1er sas stars and stripes
Wer.h -az.ag GA.
Behold. / bow down before you, r1y
co1ntryWouen. wnSu you tako your
Wsles Gh-oai "a year soft and wocly
gowns Arc there any other women
uader ucaven who could wear them, so
rough ~ they are and hairy like IN
aians' blankets. but warm for TIE chill
days that aro beginning, and costly aud
at.ing Is ii yoG had been born inside
those graceful bodice lines? You look
70 ma 50 dclciogsly American in your
shargg g05os that yet are luxurious as
vclvc-& tho great fur collars az your
throas. ycur big bcoldcloth hats and
vonr faces brigh. snd clear-cut as ept-
grams. like you when your skirts are
striped or spotted or ziy-zagzed, for you
dcnt often exaggerate in your freedom,
and ike you when you play the ele-
CAN'T ard promenade demurely in dark
oiac OK tan with tiny bonnets covering
only The valuable trains Immediately
hcnoath them. Whatever you put on I
ilse yoa better than any other women.
looked az you this afternoon whilo
tho autumn sun was smiling and
didn't wonder thas the young men be-
hine Dclmonico's windows could and 10
better occupation than 90 look also
lNero 1a t4e tatt .irl IA rus5eb prOWui
So tali 90 electric vitality that one al
moss thopgat % sse Che long silky gel
low. .sh hairs with which the medalions
that brocadsd her gown were covered
stand on eni as tas warm current otiie
flowed through thom. Her coiled braits
we're dark red. t-ar eyes we're dark blue.
hcr feet would have liked to dance
rathe- than 10 walk csmurelT, and even
her inscusnt6 dress So loved her and
embraced her thas looking sharply as
cno would. one cog.l Cad in is no open
inr. Simply and smoothly IL cluns
about hes Ia porfect grace Of outline,
bodice me- ing ins0 ssir., skirt bccom-
in. bodice without dar, or gore. Down
the back o. those dainty drsperios ran
two ior-ths Of yeilowish russell velvet
e. sido az ones hand. growing wider
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-16

To one isas AoEaa irom fsEeiga shofea
See f2rk is a. a.laasing city 81 n2lsss
~ii@ Faiaes lezp - t4cs tAa 1za4iaz
~iad aad iook go as ne slsar. sFixAt.
sAnaaing say heeks1 sith ~hlts c.0a.is.
aai ~ tain< sa-s 40 uors nssd oss ~
- Ana 9as sish sae dad graYhsss o.
l.onaeA weighing toNA asars al soaL
A'seF fieeaaiilY Broadway IS .lsasadlY p
exhlAsaEiag
And ear Wcman. 70 sse them - %
feel oEe's self ss1 sf sc1asl Lhsg haze
sPfiAx, a eaossncy4 eslghltll air
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-16

enss@ias sss assAsrs IA FAsfz Esaxa
1sizy eo~aa-f4s Warfa a. 49,
sAs Elss A4zs faaAza--1seas aE
Llsssesas Fsssssrs.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-16
a SPECIAL SALE OF
Imported DRESS GOODS!


% p fine c a
eCls Aage ormem
d
h cOsdu week nal heu One tot very
oTrelat ryarhQ Qw lc apdy Our
have been broken Ayg ~ remains san
is ek
We eus received ifen lne COaki nud ~
d for y
We place. Dress Go Counters 0 Monday O so Dress Good m h
2yard pbcesac acu1mmate nomsL latw These % w p
10 etenou promptly pi
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-16
NOVEMBER FASHIONS.

AnlsFtcan Wonzsn as fnsy Look
- hsturissd IrAvslsrz' aysz
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-12-22
NOVELTIES IN SILVER.

A tiny watch is set in the center of
silver dollar.
Shell bands for the hair are set with
silver feur-de-lis.
The new bell buckle is made of an
chors caught within one another.
A silver stamp box has the New York
postmark and a stamp in red enamel.
The lotos furnishes the newest de-
signs in enameled ornament for silver.
A little round silver repousse cylinder
has been made to hold spool of cotton.
A polished silver match box has a
parlor match in enamel ON the back, and
the legend "A match for YOU"
An oxidized silver stocking and gar.
ter, looking just rs if it had been pulled
from the foot. makes an ash receiver.
Long. perforated cylinders of silver are
called perfumers. They are intended to
be fitted with cotton which has been
saturated with perfume and laid in
drawers.
Three faces painted in enamel are used
as lace pins. The lineaments are not
those of the painters cherubs, but are
every day sort of faces. and might be
thought portraits.
Hairpins and bonnet combs are re.
produced in silver with fine perforated
carvings. copying and rivaling the gold
combs land pins that were first IN the
market. -Jewelers Weekly,
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-12-22
cRlsb CONVERSATIONS.

An auction sale of collins took place
recently in Barlow Fla
A mountain of alabaster is supposed
TO have been discovered 100 miles north
of Denver Colo
A tiermau .:tsician says all who eat
watercress consume at the same time
full assortment of minnie insects
Frederick Md. is trying to raise
$4,000 to blild.a monument over the
grave of Francis $ Key in Mount Olivet
cemetery
y man at tanghorne, Pa. Is fitting
mp "A pigeon house to accommodate
III, sand birds 1t will be the largest
flock Of carriers iii The country
An enormous flow of natural gas was
struck at Summerland three miles from
Santa Barbara Cal The flow is esti-
mated at q. 000, COG feet per day
Halsted street, Chicago, is one of the
longest streets in the world, being about
eighteen miles in length in perfectly
straight line within the city limits.
Louisiana planters are finding out that
the slaughter of alligators haeallowed
muskrats. the greater enemies of the ie-
wees, to increase mt an alarming rate.
A double wedding on horseback took
place out IN Arizona Territory The
grooms were cowboys, and the ceremony
was witnessed by 200 persons. all mount
ed
The longest American railroad tunnel
is the Hoosac tunnel, on the Fitchburg
railroad, four and three-quarter miles
The st. Gothard tunnel. in Europe, is
nine miles long
The miracle working wells of Galgoez.
in the district of Pressburg. Hungary.
are attracting so many thousands of pill
grims that the authorities have been
forced to call in the military to keep or
der
hlarseilles. France, is the headquarters
for the sale of false hair. Twenty bales
of Chinese human hair recently arrived
there. and will be manufactured into
curls, frizzes and crimps for American
ladies'
II is cited as a remarkable fact that
not an island has risen or sunk from
sight in the Pacific ocean for thirty-four
years. and biologists say that nature is
resting for starting movement in that
quarter
A New Hampshire farmers man was
scared almost into commissions while
listening to photograph in Dover, and
explained when he came to that he rec
ognized the voice Of man he had stuck
in "hoss" trade.
The best remedy for bleeding at the
nose, according TO an eminent medical
authority, Is a vigorous motion of the
jaws. as II in the act Of mastication. II
has never been known to fail-not even
In very severe cases
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-12-22
ROUND ABOUT THE THRONES.

Queen Victoria travels on pass, and
yet every trip she makes to Balmoral
costs the English government $4,000 to
defray the railroad expenses.
The Empress Frederick is writing the
life of her late husband, and it is an
nounced that the present emperor is Civ
ing her all the help in his power.
The Duke of Clarence and Avondale
has Just presented to the Geological gar
dens the two lions which have been sent
to him from the Kallywar district in In
dia
In accordance with curious Austrian
custom one of ArchduchessVa lerie's we'd
ding gifts has been collection of articles
of clothing worn by her in her days of ba
byhood
Lady Edith Ward, who is reported to
be betrothed to Count Herbert Bis
marck. is tall and very stylish young
woman She is very highly educated
if not especially pretty
Prince Georges full name is George
Frederick Ernest Albert He is the sec
ond son of the Prince and Princess of
Wales and is 25 years old, He resem-
bles his father in looks and manners
Mr. Stainbouotf, the premier and
practical ruler of Bulgaria, is about rs
years old He is short, rather stout, and
with his round face. black in,lstache and
small gray eyes somewhat resembles a
Chnanan
The ex-e,npress of France, Eugene,
is still dignitied' and most graceful
woman The outline of her shoulders
and poise of her head are still beautiful.
Her eyebrows are dark. but her hair is
snowy white
The Duke of Fife is one of the shrewd-
est of business men. All his investments
turn out well He took some founders
shares in London trust company not
long ago at $3.50 each and they are now
worth 81 500 each
The ex-Empress Eugenie presented a
touching gift to the Empress Frederick.
1t is gold medallion of great artistic
beauty, bearing her coat-of-arms as
Countess of Montijo, richly set with tur-
quoises, rubies and emeralds 1t con-
tains lock of the givers hair.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-12-22
E)T2IzN.!QllI.EEs@
MEN YOU HEAR oF.

Gen Lew Wallace writes small and
neat hand, which is rs clear and legble
ms copper plate.
Professor t. Stone Virgins. the Cana
dian weather prophet, believes in the
transmigration of souls
DR. Herrtck johnson, Of Chicago, is
pointed out as the most expert croquet
player among the doctors OF divinity
who indulge in that intellectual game.
Dr. Pellegrini, the new president Of
the Argentine Republic, is of English
grand parentage and II cousin OF the late
John Bright His father was an Italian
engineer
Senator George. of Mississippi, wears
his hair very long. and when he gets ex-
cited III debate it streams out from his
head mparting leonine aspect Of his
tout ensemble
Oscar Wilde plays on the piano. and
he has been confidiug to the public that
when he plays Chopin he feels us though
he had been crying over sins that he had
never committed
Governor Albeit. of New Jersey, is a
great reader He has always kept up
with current literature. and is well in
'or',ieu res"'o,iis 'iie 'erueA'y vi 'o''''
IN these later days
Robert Porter. the superintendent
Of the census. has the physique of an
athlete He is an active. clean shaven
man dark complezioned with black
e9e'' ''''' wa" nan
Lawrence Barrett was AT one time u
clerk III u Detroit dry gon's store. lnat
was early IN the hites' when ne was
merely young ir'sh ias win no aSp'ra
ton FOR theatrical honors
minister '" imam waiter fheil'S wI'' ',,
from 'Trr'h"Hy I" i>'preSen.'t'iVe 3Vo"
VIII WI" ~ ho'H'hS ''o"'i ''iS '"uE''.S
S'''i''' S'f',' 1n"' We ''''''S ""' Pr'!"SF ="
resign an" ran '"' CONGRESS
John 'linsley colonel man, who re
tDpftl mars N .iSl1g}l.rtpD and kupw HlOrD' x
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-12-22

Miss Bessie Ross Ia the wealthiest
young woman IN Chicago
Miss Nil,ita. the American diva, is
singing In Germany with distinguished
success.
or the younger literary women Of Bos.
ton Miss Sara Orne Jewett and Mrs.
Maud Howe Elliott are the most beauti.
full
Mrs Livermorc, during two hot Au-
gust weeks, travelled $500 miles and gave
eleven lectures Mt Chautauqua assem-
blies
Mrs Gladstone recently entertained
Maj. Saunderson, the fiery Orange leader,
at tea NJ Charles de Lesseps was also
Of the party
The daughters of Lord Petre. Lord
Clifford, Lord Mostyn and other ladies
of high rank are among the Sisters of
Mercy in London.
Miss Viola Roseboro, the new maya
zine writer. is Tennessee girl her IA
Their being Cumberland Presbyterian
minister at Pulaski.
Miss Philippa Fawcett, the mathema-
tician, is quite an expert bcokbinder,
fond of fine ueedlework and given to
artistic embroidery.
Mrs Elizabeth Peabody, who first
brought to this country from Germany
the kindergarten method of teaching
children. is still living in Boston.
Mime Christine Nilsson, while enter.
ing railroad carriage in Paris lately,
caught her foot between the step and
the platform and sprained it badly
Miss Minnie T. Clay has been appoint
ed captain of the steam vessel Minnie,
on Sebago lake. Me She is an Andover
student. and has passed successful eX-
animation MS pilot and navigator
It il the boast Of Mrs John Wanna
maker that there is II living plant in
every room of her Philadelphia house.
The postmaster generals love of nature
is the source of these bits of living green.
Miss Louise Lawson. of New York,
who is to execute the memorial commits.
sion's contract for statue of the late .
S. Cox. is the sister of Col L. III Law
son. who WASH Federal officer in the war
MISS Rhoda Eroughton, in charm.
ing hook lined study il one of the most
picturesque old houses IN Oxford, writes
/ the books which have produced SO many
smiles and tears in England and Amer.
/ if.n
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-12-22
IBarry'S 'HriCOpherOuS
Established 1901.

Infallible for renewing, invigorating and
identifying the hair, removing scurf, dandruff,
and all affections Of the scalp, and curing erup
tons Of the skin, diseases of the glands, muscles
and integumcnts, and relieving stings, cuts,
bruises, sprans, etc. The affinity between the
membranes which constitute the skin and the
hair which draws its sustenance from this triple
envelope is very close. All diseases of the hair
Originate in the skin OF the head. If the pores
of the scalp are clogged or If the blood and other
fluids do not circulate freely through the small
vessels which feed the roots with moisture and
impart life to the fibres, the result is scurf,
dandruf, shedding of the hair, grayness dryness!
and harshness Of the ligaments, and entire bald
ness. as the case may be. Stimulate the skin to
healthful action with Barry's Tricopher-|
Gus, and the torpid vessels, recovering their
activity, viii annihilate the disease. In all
affections of the skin and of the eubstrata of
muscles and integuments the process and the
effect are the same. 1t is upon the skin, the
muscular fibre, and the glands that BarryssI
has It's specific action, and
in all affections and injuries of these organs 1t
is a sovereign remedy
beware of Counterfeits.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-12-22

Letter Heads,
Note Heads,
Bill Heads,
Memorandum,
Bills of Lading,
Statements,
Circulars,
Contracts,
Agreements,
Shipping Contracts,
Check Books,
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Calendars,
Wedding Cards,
Visiting Cards,
Business Cards,
Funeral Cards,
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Fraternal Cards,
Time Cards,
Milk Tickets,
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Marriage Certificates,
Receipts of all kinds,
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Promissory Notes,
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Programmes,
Labels Of every variety,
Petitions in any language,
Envelopes & Letter Circulars,
Sporting Scores Il Records,
Perpetual Washing Lists,
General Book Work,
Etc, Etc, Etc, Etc,
e1ly- No Job Is allowed 10 leave Tho Of
flee until II gives satisfaction.
Address,
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-12-22
RAILROAD NOTES.

The Baltimore and Ohio railroad has
ut last found means whereby TO enter
Buffalo and Rochester. N. Y.
The shipments OF vegetables and can
ned goods from California 10 the cast
during the month OF August amounted
To 2i,2l0,500 pounds.
A syndicate Of Ohio and Pennsylvania
people propose 10 build u railroad ~
develop tho mineral lands IN LELAND and
Mason eounlies, Tex
10 mako tho inland African water
ways accessible 10 the seaboard would
require ~ 900 miles Ut railroad, accord
ing " wTlLsT N bcTibaers Asgaxipe