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cent people.

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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1890-04-19
CLEVELAND DRNEEs ST.
The Bx-President speaks Of Dans and
and the sun.

NEW YORK, April I8.-The World
says OF the story that ez-Presldent
Cleveland was undergoing special treat
ment, invented by DR.. Scsweninger Of
Germany. for reducing assh: A reporter
of the World called at Clevslsnd's office
yesterday afternoon. His appearance
certainly did not bear ont the statems nj
that he is rapidly increasing in weight.
II any thing. he weighs less now than be
did when be left the White House, and
hls face has a very healthy color. II
have not, said the ex-President. 'seen
the article you refer to. OF course the
entire thing 10 lie without the least
pretext to excuse it. Ijudge from what
you gay that the venerable editor OF the
Sun supposes that be has at lsst hit upon
. subject which can be used TO annoy me.
In this he is mistaken. He must be his
own Judge of social decency and the
proprietiss. l am not sure that he
should, at his time Of life and in his ap.
parentiy peculiar mental condition, be
molessed in his amusement. bat the man
who iovades the privacy of the family
add INDUCES in course aud wauton at
tacks on private citizens ia no better than
q highwaymsn. He slsces himself on
the level OF the blackguard, and his
vulgarities can have no weight with de-
cent people"
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1890-04-19

Perhaps you are run down, can't eat, can't
sleep, cant think, can't do anything 10 your sat
isfaction, and you wonder what aiis you. You
should heed the warning, you are taking the first
step into Nervous Prostitution. You need Nerve
Tosic and in Electric Btters you will hnd the
exact remedy for restoring the nervous system 70
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follow the OF this great nerve tonic and alter
alive Your appetite returns, good digestion is
restored and the liver tnd kidneys resume healthy
action Try bottle Price SOC at Harry NJ srett's
Drug store.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1890-04-19
Netice of Withdrawal.

Ny office is hereby given that on the 25th day Of
March, 1890, +. G. Robins & Co. sold their
interest in their band OF sheep at Mt Home,
Idaho, TO j. NJ. johnson, and thereby withdrew
from the firm OF S. p, Carlson h F. c. Robins h
Co. The public is therefore notified that G.
Robins & Co. will not stand responsible for any
debts contracted by any owner or owners of said
band Of sheep from and after the date of said
transfer +. G. ROBINS,
j. A. ReGRRs
of the firm OF F. G. Robins & Co.
April 1, 1890. 4w.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1890-04-19
-Four Years on Clutches.

For fifteen years was afflicted with rneu,
matlsm four yearsof which was compeneu
To 20 on crutches. Words are Inadequate 10
express the suffering endured during that
tine During these fifteen years OF exls-
tence (it war moi living), tried every known
remedy without receiving any benent. :
finally began on Swift's Specific -. >. S),
which from the first gave me relief, and to-
day am enjoying the best Of health, and ! am .
a well man. / candidly believe that :. ., ..
day. j. H. IA LfOh' Cuoa' MO-
Trsatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mail
sd freA. SWIFT SPECIFIC CO. Atlanta Ga
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1890-04-19
House and Lot for Sale.

gWNHE undersigned offers for sale his Residence,
corner Third and Baud Streets. The
dwelling house is In good repair; there are fruit
and shade trees, good we'll, barn and outhouses
on the pre- misses. 1t is a desirable location for
amily. Terms easy; call al once.
F.M RUSE.
winnemucca, March 81, 1890. IT,
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0FFtCE RS


Lee Julia M. W. Higgins Reno. NevAd
A. Morrison Sacramento CAL; A. W Sohon
A. Princeton H.; Phillip Woksnd
Carln, Nev., j. Sibbam, Golconda. Nevj "m stock
Valley Valley New D. Swser A.
N Levy. Cha McDed T. H. Bscon
Fl Dbvshre Martin Kline Geo. S. Nixon
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-07-17

Noble Phillips Interrupted The
honorable member with n remark
that he could not sec why they
should listen to all that rigmarolc.
lie hated to have 10 listen TO un-
necessary talk.
Noble Parker said all the members
were not lawyers, and it was not
right for the majority to attempt TO
suppress an attempt to get informa-
ton. These items should 30 to II
committee for Investigation.
Rep. kalua advocated reference
of the items. To refuse commit
tee of investigation would establish
wrong precedent.
Noble Baldwin favored reference
to committee. While it might not
always be wise to exercise their
rights, in this case the House need
ed Information. He had presented
petitions Tor increased pay of Ger
ttfHNmal carriers, but was no. fully
informed on the merits of the cases.
The pay of p0stmasters was an
other matter that should bc invcst-
gated. He was in favor Of refer
ring these items to q committee, but
not on account OF the first item.
Rep. Bush disclaimcd, On behalf
OF those who supported reference of
the items, any intention Of going
into the department TO dictate rates
Of wages.
A general discussion took place
on the question of whether one item
or the series was before The House.
The Chairman ruled that the motion
included the three items following
the one read.
The motion to refer the items to a
select committee carried.
The committee rose, reported pro-
gross and asked leave to sit again,
and the report was adopted.
Noble lsenberg called meeting
of the Education committee immc-
diaioly after adjournment.
Noble Mccarthy called the COM
mittce on the Bowler claims, at the
Finance office after adjournment
Thursday,
Rep. II. W. Wilcox called the
committee on the Moreno claim,
Thursday morning nj 8 O'Clock.
Noble Phillips called the Sanitary
committee, Thursday morning at .
o'clock.
Noble Marsdcn wanted some OF
the committees TO change their
times. He belonged TO three com
mittces but was only one man.
President Walker appointed, rs
the committee on the item in the
Survey Office: Mobiles Widcmann
aud Hind, Reps. r. W. Wilcox, A.
IIorntr, and Kamai. Also, as the
committee on postal items: Rep.
MARQUES, Noble Parker, Reps. a
S. Wilcox and Nawahi, Noble Bald
win.
The House adjourned at A O'Clock
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NOTICE.

'ENIIiG undersigned will not be resprn-
& siblG for any debts contracted in
his name without his written order.
WILLIAM NORNER.
COS st IIanalci, Kluai.
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'DAYING bought out Mr.. ". II.
IA Page in the Honolulu Carriage
Mandatory, at 1873 Fort street, nm
prepared to continue the above business
under the Old name of Honolulu Car.
riage ManulactolY, and being an old
experienced carriage builder | solicit
the patronage of my old friends and the
public in general. and with my thorough
knowledge of The business aud with ex.
perienced worl.men and using only the
best material | guarantee general salts.
faction, Please cali and SIZE me before
going elsewhere.
fSigned): GIDEON WEST.
Honolulu. Oct. %, 1880. a9l ~
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NOTICE.

TENlIE undersigned have sold ont the
dry goods business heretofore car
ried on by them mt No. 81 ~ 80 Hotel
street. to Mr.. a. G Silva who will con-
duet the business on his own account
from and after this date.
NJ. a. GONSALYES 81 co.
Honolulu, May II, 1890. $50 Il
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NOTICE.

NJ Office is hereby given that | will
IN not pay debts contracted in my
name without my written order.
w. z. ACIiI.
Honolulu, July Z, 1880. j9S I'm
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NOTICE.

TINE Hawaiian Construction Co. will
4 not lie responsible for any bills
contracted in .hcir name without II
written order signed either by ID. T..
Peterson or j. NJ. Oat.
b. Il. DILLINGHAM;.
Manager Hawaiian Construction Co.
Honolulu, July II, 1890. Cos I'm
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-07-17
NgeH'ESE.

I'm account of i'll health DR.. J. NJ.
" Whitney has appointed Or. Il. l..
hutchinson 10 take charge of his Office
until his return. 5i7 If
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-07-17
NOTICE.

FENIIE Hawaiian Hotel Stables give
L notice TO those owing them old
accounts, that if not settled by August
l. 1870. they viii be put in the hands
Of collector. Col I'll
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-22
BOTH MAY DIE From THEIR INJURIES.

Thomas Kennedy. age fifteen years. was hit oves
the head with balestick last night in front Of his
home. No. l5s North Fourth ST, Brooklyn. BY
Michael Blake who lives at No. 100 North sixth-st.
The boy may die. 4 stranger who saw the assault
committed wrenched the weapon ont Of Blakes hands
and struck him over the head with ii; inficting
what doctor said would be fatal INJURIES
Blake for several days had insultcd the mother
Of the injured boy. At O'Clock last night
Blake saw the boy and knocked him down. Mrs Ken.
ncdy heard her boy, cries and out Of the house
With the baesticl. After striking Blake with II, he
got possession Of II and hit her. Then he struck
the boy when the stranger interfered and used tho
stick over Blake.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-22
ON MAIN FLOOR.

vo washable FoUR.IN.HAND sCARFs'
11c.; worth zoe.
Va .. Mems all-sik KNOT sCAh'o'
NO. - 1ac: formerly FAC.
NO 8. Mems English .: F wosss 81 So.
no Bsy'', s srn 5Ss % %stss from 7se soa
M &. ladies', TOURIST CAPS. In ea'n"e'' 90
coor'. coo. worth 81
NO. g. Best auali.yy, TES xSl.s S &c.
2te, wOrs% in ARTIFICIAL
No. 7. SPECIAL INDuCEMsaEatNNste !"
FLOWRRs. very handsome and %o, wSea soe'
,,.., c s., sS''a OXFORD Ssi TIES with
cOOred trimmings II 40; worth 81 so. osr,,cu
NO o. SPECIAL BARGAIN IN DD,'
TIPS, s,c. per bunch; worth soc: AVN
No TO- Mems French Balbriggah
DRAWERS 4sc. each; worth 81. ,,,rs
NO. II. Mems F Fan .. sirip worth h 81:
No ~ Ladies' Genuine Swiss hio'"
ecru. o.c; worth 81.
no. 10. LADIES' M'TT rs;,n n sc opera '"'1'''
So, "A Ladies' Twotoned Isle i""
with fast black ooo' 4sc worth Sc.
No.1S. Magnificent quality BLAoh '"''N ''
"a inches wide Zoe. per yard usual 81 grade. ..
40 ,e sunerior BLACK sCntn' - Ia "'
NJ ~ S' roc. per yard worm "a l., ~ Gala.
,,,sed 5i:.nch INDIA SILK, especially a1'p'e1 ''
SIMMEH az, nor ward: actual value. VI
M 20 nouble.width sll-Wool BLASSnh "nIN"
w. DISEs. 4oc per yard; worm ooo' ,,.
w "a Rest Imported CHAlLIEs, In ne" De''s"s'
W. i' DO 34c. per yard value ooc' ,
No TO- so.nch GINGHAMs, In attaSs"'' Ds's"''
NJ ~ 7c per yard have been ioe. rrr
M >, Regular standard quality SILVER PLATE"
TEASPOONS per &C. So Of Worth Sc 81
no. % TABLE s sIss' rsrI Rs'. ct of o.
No "a MEDIUM FORKS, Per set OF o.
''N' So $780, .3s, worth "
80 a. e,rcr,r SALE Of REAL CHINA DINNiEnn
AS-n TIA SETS, in broken lots al oNI'ii"""
no. Is GAUZE FANS. the new i'nf pattern
40 nc ,oh IA, ane ALl.sIIk PARAsOLs.
" s1.7i worth $500
,o ~ Eine Union Serge sTN UMBRELLAS'
w. 49, 09c. worth SLID ,,.
40 90 ,usik SIN UMBRELLAS. me qus"D'
NJ 80 s28t; worth 1880
NO 90 HALF.CALF SETS Standard Autho''' AZ '"'
following TN !Iw (RK'ERAY, 1891 tse, 10 volsD
RPtIIIhMnfNR sii22si tset is volsJ
IrBSEofbffR R. si7-iio SCI ID yoi!)
UUGO 500 tset 8 yols) n,~
NJ 40 original webster's CNABhlDGED Di|'
TI0SARY ua.
NO 81 l2mo CLOTH BOOKS works OF oe''
authors, .o ro,,h 5oe
NO 40 spec.al lot Of Mems Cnlaundered sHA"A"
Utica Sonpareil Muslin .,. ,s,
xo "a Mems Cheviot OUTING SHIFTS
~" Wv soc. worth sos.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-22
BUILDING YACHTS on THE HUDSON.


TIE AZTEC AND NEW BOAT FOR YALE SOON
no BE L,uSCHED-uNvsUAL ACTIVITY.
The new steam Yacht Aztec. ~ be launched this
week Of the Yards Of Charles L. >cabury Co, az
Yysek, is q handsome craft. The Aztec has boon built
for D. A. Loing. 81 this city. and viii cost $4,000.
she "a rs feet all, IL feet inches beam. and
feet inches deep IIer HIGHT draurht will enable her
o. run IN shallow water Her model from seabury de-
sens II artistic. She vii be schooner rugged, and
viii be fitted with seaburS safety water tube boilers
and triple expansion engines Of i6o horse power. She
will 10 lighted With forty inoandcscent lights and viii
carry powerful searchlght. operntcd from the wheel
house BY q unique device. llcr cabins finished
inch q space being utilized Her main saloon IL
furnished With sofa beds and is arranged to make four
distinct stserooms. She also be made. In few
moments, practically IN opcn.cabln Yacht.
rho same last week launched the Neda thirty
three foo, Yacht. bull, for ,. p. Clark ~ this city
M CLARK will take tho veda a, 10 the Thousand
Islands where she viii ceave ST. Lawrence waters AZ
. speed Of twelve miles an hour. Work IS also ~.
ssnclns AZ the seahufy ward thirty Moot yacht
for the GoidsborO Land and Improvement Company II
nsS nse' Me- T ~ 49, a0 Ssf@ s i iaTo w H
s.ns lsa, smith, q Nssicrh and twenty,two-foo,
srsul isnneh for J. 7. smith. of Brookiyn. They are
r. sseHln speed ~ seventeen miles per hour from
sxv ,horse power compound engines This Is for q
Ssw. loft pap. The present activity ~ the boat
A. Vermont the rsppsn Zee Company "a building
lars- and beautiful opcn bosi.for Male College. 20
- used b We eosehne at the eomine university
kesms 1pa ) Sprt deep amid ships. The cockpit deek
ss4' 70 - 70 give those on board an unobstruetcd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-22
OPEN ALL DAY
On Saturdays During June.
CY & co.
CONCERNING ONLY THE SUGAR FEATURE.
THE SECRETARY OF STATES REMARKS BEFORE
THE SENATE COMMITTEE.
GENERAL PRESS D!srArcHl

Washington June 2l.-ReterrinC 10 the published
stories concerning the in the Of the Com
mittce on Appropriations the other day. gentleman
who present said tonight that the Who'll. affair
had been greatly Inexperienced. The discussion
which took place not in relation 10 the general
schedules of the Mckinley bill. but the feature which
Mr.. Blaine sharply condemned was that OF giving
free market in the United states 10 the products Of
the planters Of the southern continent and not
asking in return free markets for the products of our
own farmers where we can get them merely for tho
asking.
Mr. Blaine has been working on this point ever since
he returned TO public life. and he always speaks
earnestly when he discusses the question Of reciprocity
and the South American trade. Mr. Blaine saws thai
nothing could 80 directly and greatly beneht the
American farmer 10 open free markets among
40 600 900 OF people for breadstufs and provisions,
which can easily he done by exchanging the duty on
sugar insIead Of giving IL away.
Mr. Blaine says that corn would not be selling IN
Nebraska for Is cents blshel If the markets OF Latin
America open 10 our products. Mr. Blaine
thinks II would be a mistake 10 postpone even
for a singe month the opportunity now presented 70
secure the South American trade,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-22
R. H. MACY & CO.,
SIXTH AvExUE.
ouig bargains U be placed on sale IN the respective
~ deDartnents tomorrow:
On Sd Floor. Reached by Elevators.
s,xrH AVENUE. 18th TO 14rH STREET

NO. 81. Heavy SPLIT BAMBOO RODS, Joints,
nickel mountings, ceulod butts,
500; worth e.
NO. IS. TURKISH sILk.EMBROIDERED DOLL.
les,
&c. and &c. each worth 10c. and 15c.
NO. &c. TURKISH SCARFs. embroidered o.
both sides,
81 90; worth g.
NO. 81 81 Extra heavy CHENILLE TABLE
COVERS,
3oc. worth $3.50
no. 3s. CHENILLE CURTAINS, plain top and
handsome Dado,
1850 worth 81
NO. 80. Nottingham LACE CURTAINS, attractive ds.
signs,
Zoe. worth 1925
NO. 40. MOSQUITO CANOPIEs. all sizes,
S1O7 and $214.
No. Al. White Enamelcd Brass.trimmed Bed
sTEADs. full Size,
s1o.56; worth ego.
NO. ~. Antique Oak and Cherry sHAyyNa
STANDS,
sl063; worth SIS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-22
OPEN ALL DAY
On Saturdays During June.
7. H. MA

time aro Of melting TO disorder at the tne 81 %
nav labor demonstration IS still out Of jan ne ts ia
.Yncc;, shortly TO begin To serve me sch,u,' ne
~ rec months imprisonment imposed upon Nh w aur.e
is nightly AT the OPERA an" o'"'' f'
mcnt . .r-ivals hcr,, IL greater
an ~ many Americans at the principal h9Co,'
now AS there were during the Exposition. ,ss Win
assnors sin experience considerable annOsH,n,o
When attempns 70 cross the rrnCn rTp can
~, nrncnrs these passports unless they have pNus'
~. NATURALIZATION papers to Europe with thcni'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-22
WIDOW TIRED OF LIFE TAXES PARIS GREEN.

Mrs Mary Bergerstrom, widow, age hfty'six living
with her brother Charles Dahlberg. at No 2oS west
Eleventhst took quantity Of Paris green at O'Clock
las, evening. Mclanchos. brought on by malady OF
long standing the cause Of her attempting 10 'd h
life She had frequently told her brother that she was
weary OF life and would day XIII herself AZ the
ST. Vincents Hospital WHITTIER she TAKEN tho physi'
clans do not think that she Will recover.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-22
THE UEATHER REPORT.
FORECAST I'LL s Y. NJ. SUNDAY.

FORECAST I'LL T. NJ. SUNDAY.
w,.,,,cton June 81 6 D. m.-For Maine, New. Hsmp.
h,ra and Vermont fair followed by showers; slightly
cooler; southwesterly winds
ror Massachusetts,, Rhode Island Connecticut ane
r.s,.,, xcwYork rain stationary temperature, except
s,,oh,,v cooler on the Massachusetts coast souhery
winds. -
For the District Of Columbia NewJerey Eastern Penn.
slvana Delaware and Maryland rain slightly warmer.
sxcept stationary temperature on the NewJefsey coasti
southery winds; warmer MONDAY, ,,,. -x,-.
To- Western Pcnnsylyani and Western NewYork,
showers slightly warmer except stationary temperatuN
In Southwestern Pennsylvania VARIABLE "Hhas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-22
,oov,yc AFTER CANADIAN INTEREsT'

Halifax n s. June 2l.-For the last WcoN .n
Gordon and the crew Of the steamer Acadia nave
hard at work putting the vessel in readings 20 r
coed 10 sea 10 look after the Canadian nsnens ,o..
.sts The Acadia has been supplied WIN WV
Of powder and twenty shot In ADDITION 7" .. 800
THY Of firearms. The Acadia s"''eu Wv, She
,,r Can.o whence sho will go TO Georgetown. '"
Tor 'nso, -, ~. latter por, for few days and
Nil then cruise about the Prince Edward c, i.ont fer
Sova Scotia coasts, keeping sna,p Of the deet
~. steamer stanley and the scbooners tno
Wsiiant viii be ready for sea in a day or t"o'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-22

Cohasset, Mass. June 2l.-Mrs. stuart Robson, vito
~ the comedian died very suddenly THIS after
noon AZ their summer residence at Cohassett har-
bor She had been in her usual health during tho
day and this afternoon she had been amusing her
~. b6ente She was Immediately Frustrated, ana
died within an hour: Mr. Robson and MS dsSsnter
Mis nn,nrn boms were greatly overcome by theiI
h liz. ,vemcn The cause Of death is believed TO b
the bursting of a blood vessel near the heart'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-22
co,rrSr FOR RIGHT or WAY IN CHI NHHh4

,,.cra Mont June 81 (spscap.-Therc Is mu,n
excitement here over Il contest now go'ns y" ~ u.
rIrhtofway in Main st. for an electric railway
wears ago Wallace & Thonb"rSh op'"','" n.,. aav.
~ sanon,ss was given 10 Colonel Broadwaucr'
each set gangs Of at work to scme ne Ia, nc
rIgbt 81 way nunttions are being serveu n,y a =,
rests made but work goes ON, inc nc" i'7
an hour The police arc out IN force
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-22

Jacksonville. Fla. June 2i-rhe CITY Douh'',
.o-dav orAed a reward of 400 for the capture Oh
cltr Marshal Virgins. who recently assaulted MaNo,
Mcouaid; this sum to be paid upon dehVer' '"
Virgins into the custody of the sherh %, con-
County. Mayor Mcouaiu continues Ill "'"
dillon showing slight Improvement.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-22
.r y MCCARTHY cESsrRED.

Dublin. June 2I.-M mce'r"s VI .aortn, cen
=, Xo,rrv today, resolutions were adopte' CEN
m.,n unntlcy Mccarthy for persistent nesico.
~ p.r,iomcntary duties and declaring Una, "a
ot MS cIscton a new candidate viii ne nominate"
In his stead.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-22
orrUWArTE REyOMIyATED.

Columbus Ohio. June 81 (spccial.-Thc Democrauc
r,S N select delegates 10 the Congressional Con
ycntjon In the new IXth District. composed OF the
counties OF Franklin, Pictaway and Madison were
held this evening. The result was compee 'o'oi'
Tor congressman J. II. cultivate.