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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-05-01

HoNoL5LU. II. l., April 80. 1S91|
Her Majesty the Queen has received an
autograph letter from His Imperial Ma
jesty the German Emperor and King OF
Prussia, Of which tue following is trans
lation:
WILLIAM.
by the grace of God, German Emperor,
King OF Prussia, etc., etc.. etc., to Her
Majesty LILlUOXALANI, Queen of the
Hawaiian Islands; Greeting. Great and
Good Friend.
1t was with sincere sympathy that
learned from Your Majesty's letter of the
18Th OF January last. the sad news of the
death of His Majesty King Kalakaua
Your beloved brother and predecessor, de.
airy last. l received with interest by the
same letter the information that Your
Majesty, in accordance with the Constitu-
ton of the Hawaiian Kingdom has ascend
ed the Throne of Hawaii.
l assure Your Majesty of Nv sincere
sympathy with the severe loss You and
Your Nation have sustained by the de-
cease of King Ksiakaua.
At the same time am glad to be able to
reciprocate the sentiments of friendship
and OF esteem expressed to Me, and beg
Your Majesty to be convinced of the con-
tinuance of the same feelings towards You,
which have always animated Me towards
the late Monarch.
I likewise trust that Your Majesty in
accordance with Your Christian confess
sion, will like Your predecessor, extend to
the German citizens residing in Your
country Your kind protection and assist
ance.
Wishing that Your MaJesty's reign may
be long and prosperous, and congratulate
ing You sincerely upon Your accession to
the Throne, avail Myself at the same
time of this opportunity to assure You of
the esteem With which l remain,
Your Majesty's Good Friend.
(Signed) WILHELM,
/. RI
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THE

Fact OF our selling Aermotors every day
or two is very good evidence that the pub
article in any line may be pla ed on the
market aud will sell. q ,ickly too. for a
time. but the people learn of It's inferiority
and taboo il. The Aermoior is a new thing
here bat not In the United States; il is q
tried invention there and has stood the
t,f the
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EVENTS OF TO-DAY.

[. o. o. F.-Polynesian Encampment. No.
l at 7:30P.M
Congregation at 80 P NJ.
A. L. OF H.-Oceanic Council, No. TT, at
7:30 P. NJ.
K. of P.-Oahu Lodge No. 1, at 1880 P. M.
CLEANERS ENTERTAINMENT- At residence
of w. K. Castle, at 3 P. NJ.
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GREATEST

Storms they have ever experienced in the
Western States. While hey Az built OF
seem nsiy light material. its strength Is
such that only Wi al strong enough to
wreck house will wreck an hermotor.
Nor i, ii b ais so that the work it has To
per orm Is greater than its constrUcti.'n
will admit al. Some people have said that
the f,ct at the wheel making three revolu-
tions before pumping water Is drawback
The f.ct i ,naI A
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THE lnman steamship line, run
ming between New York and Liver
pool, spurred probably by compe-
tition, prof. oses to build two Am
erican steamers to cross the At
lantic in FIVE days from New York
to Milford Haven, on the coast of
Wales. The vessels are to be built
by the Cramp Brothers of Phila-
delphia; and the ships will cost two
millions of dollars each.
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THE DAILY
PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER

Be just and fear not;
Let all the ends thou aim'st at be
Thy Country's, thy Gods, and Truths.
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FINANCE DEPARTMENT,
BUREAU OF CUSTOMS.

FINANCE DEPARTMENT,
BUREAU OF CUSTOMS,
HONOLULU, Il, l.. May lst, 1917
The following appointments have been
made at the Bureau OF Customs, viz
John D. Holt, Port Surveyor, for the
Port OF Honolulu, vice A. n. Trip, Esq,
resigned.
Edward Hoffman, Esq, Collector of
Customs, for the Port and Collection Dis
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To DepositOrs in the Hawaiian
Postal SAVINGS Bank.
2754-2t 1873 1t

Postal Savings Bank.
Notice is hereby given that on applica-
ton at the Treasury. Coupon Bond will
be issued in denominations of $1,000 $500
and 800. bearing interest at the rate of
Five Per Cent. Is per cent? per annum,
payable semi-annually. These Bonds are
issued under the authority of the Act, ap-
proved on the 9th day of August. 1890. and
styled the " Postal Savings Bank Loan"
II. A. WIDEMANN.
Minister of Finance.
DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE.
HONOLULU, n. L.. April 8, 1915
2735 1901
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TIMELY TOPICS. III.

The Government should move in
the matter of an exhibit at the
Worlds Fair. If the undertaking
is pushed vigorously, the next
Legislature will surely supply the
needed funds. The business men
would probably assist when con-
WINGED that a creditable display
would be made. It is not easy to
state what would be the best plan
for an exhibit. But anyway the
attractiveness of this country as
resort for tourists and health
seekers should not be overlooked.
An exhaustive series of photo
graphs, views, and paintings
would be an attractive feature. An
appropriate pamphlet should be
distributed.
The Royal Band would make an
attraction. The antiquarian would
be interested in the Government
museum. A small sugar mill in
actual operation would be nov
city. The raw sugar could be
distributed in small parcels to the
spectators. Could cocoanut tree
or banana with fruit be trans
fsrred bodily to Chlcago2 Hawaii
nei must not be absent when the
roll call of nations begins at chi
cago.
Isn't it about time that each of
the Hawaiian Islands was beited
with u serviceable wagon road?
The first sign of civilization Is high
ways-broad and long. This sign
don't pan out very we'll in this
country. The Administration that
gives roads to this country won't
be forgotten in a day.
Where is that inter island tele-
graph cable? 1t seems foolish to
talk about q coast cable, while the
islands remains unconnected. The
Government should lay these con-
Meeting lines at once, and run them
for the benefit of the people-just
as the postal system is conducted.
Just a little more energy would
show a different state of affairs in
the land of the Kamehamehas.
E. Z. G.
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CORRESPONDENCE.

We DO not hold ourselves responsible for the
statements made. or opinions expressed oy ou'
correspondents
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trict Of Kahului. wee w. F. Mossman, re-
signed.
w. II. Place. Port Surveyor for the Port
and Collection District of Kahului. vice
J. 7. Aluli. resigned.
A. 8. CLEGHORS.
Coliector-Geuerai.
Approved.
Ill. A. WIDEMIss.
Minister OF Finance.
1854 1H73-3t
II has pleased Her Majesty the Queen TO
grant full p,rdons, with restoration TO
their civil rights. to the following persons.
viz:
Paulo. OF Ka'awao. Molokai.
Kamesona. of KaIawao Molokai.
Haemano, of kalawao. Moiokai.
Kekuno, of Kalawao. Molokai.
Makea, of Kalswao. Molokai.
Peni Kaaialii. OF Kalawao. Molokai.
Kanaulu. of Kalawao, Molokai.
| Enorme Ferreira, OF Makawao, Maui.
| Kaluna. of Hilo. Hawaii.
| Joseph Kamisno. of Hilo, Hawaii.
| Haieakala, of Lihue, Kauai
Lau Fong. OF Lihue, Kauai.
Kaua, of Honolulu ;. Oahu.
Kaahu. of Honolulu. Oauu.
| John Peterson. of Honolulu, Oahu.
Alohikea, of Honolulu, Oahu.
S. L. Kaweo. of Honolulu. Oahu.
And it has further pleased Her Majest,
the Queen to grant commutati'n of sen
tence to Akana of Honolulu. Othu.
w. AUSTIN WHITING,
Attorney General.
April ID, 1891.
2754-2t 1873 1t
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Ncm advertisements.
Dividend Notice.

A DIVIDEND WILL BE PAYABLE
~ to the Stockholders of the Paia Planta-
ton on april 80, 1891 at the Htjie ;hy 9t CAS-
2,543t Secretary.
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Dividend Notice.

4 DIVIDEND WILL BE PAYABLE
\ to the Stockholders of the Haiku Sugar
Co. on April 81, 1891, at the office of Cas-
tie Il Cooke, j. B. ATH ERTON,
2754.3t secretary.
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TO LET.
NOTICE.

DEAD THE DAILY ADVERTISER
Al Ii yea want the latest news.
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FOREIGN OFFICE.

Countersigned. SALISBURY.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-06

sesxE te< q lo9 sever u years past iAke
= efas she IS essaentiy Gylax 10 40
hack sarus.
The provincial papers throughon
KnslAad essnsasn fai-ssne nessccs os
Mslssa EArIests ssoshelio." Bxrsetf
can come st.sut - near nlAyiag
,-o<Ael.o'' ss Jsaass o~.a ocssaeg,
WHO : completely DAFT on the subject
Of acting.
Nat Gootwin's new comedy "The
Gay Aecesyer." was ago" IN Chicago
TIE past we-k.
The reported tropele between ss'or
asrt asau.ell sad hss wife viii pfotp-
Ally give occasion for some divine ~
attack tue stsSe and - people Tor i'n-
naofaiity. sad ~ on. What arrsnt Ron-
seuse. Players are fresh and hiood, and
- long a. they arr they vii have their
nistf .siioasiai nnst ftuaes Just as ninis-
ters aad hundreds of other people do
sno never .aw an actor or thest~r.
Take the whole theatrical y pulAilou
IN the United States and II VIII not
compare with tile Grand Rapids courts
IN tlae recital OIL divorce sults.
Thomas w. keene, about the Only
Shskespeflaa actor We hsys left, has
just ended q yerv successful tour OF
the fsr-west country. IL is strange that
Mr.. heenc never lists 6rssd Rapids
any more. lie USED 20 be . great favor
tie here.
'Is Cigale" IL probably fixed for the
season AZ the Gar e. theater, New
lnrk. The first five WEEKS of this OPP
ate comedy showed gross returns
accounting 10 s65.000.
Robert Downng's throat has failed
hlna. and ali engagements for the bal
ance of the season have bern Cancelled.
He and mis- wife have gone TO their
home. near Washington, where they
will spend the winter. Perhaps Mr.
Downing wills be ore careful and not
rant so much when he Is restored 10
health.
"a Country Circus" continues 10
draw thousand of dollars to the OK
office of McNn ker's thrster. Chicag :.
Next year there will probably be guoa
m my circus rings on the stage.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-06

hlgsa tiss iscsllgats. a01 IA 80 a
esspet. with 90 Pz4ea apAi i-ls p4ats,
Were tiscGe 1szst - a. faaten-
DetrollrEs are ulsetias With some dis
appointments Eb.s sea&sa- o@sbg 10 TIE
IA sfDFtune Of theatrical companies.
Tue pFexenf srsk ktHuy Davenport Mas
expected IA her gorgeous presentztson
~ .IlsoPatFa- A telesrala froaa
kansas City states u att 9 4 stiagslshsd
actress 10 down Nth BsEfous pFustrss-
& n ana stil have 10 lake = ioag rest.
P.alas. tas frenehn IA VINO ssags
and FzHtomlnes patrotaC, comic auJ
topical sesgs, has caught the loangers
a. kosier and Blals, in New YORK. zud
Alls- NaiaTeZ, = French chaTxet r sang
sIrr~. Eas jun u into popagsr.ty al
lserc IL \ tip for you. iios would It 60
20 feetuFc . spanish dancer, q re-
nowned singer aud a clever moao ogue
entertainer for change. They may
COME high. but asa novelty they would
catch the 'sooys" All around.
Rednfoad's xlll DO open as usual to-
night. and Incidental 10 4 treatise on
moral instruction a sacred concert aud
= chart sale Offering we shall see
Lights AID Shadows" winch. hy the
way. draws vivid line illustrating on
one s.dr, the ignominious and sure fate
of sn aud the blessings which attend
honesty aud virtue.
No matter if q play lie 80 bad that il
smells To Heaven, the manager who Is
interested will pretend to be 80 hliud as
mot To see any defect m II. Memories
OF Tom fzrron and the pretty grsand
clever comedians who surrounded hini.
protect ust when < tnink of "A Soap
Bubble" which closed al Redmond .
last night. Yet ITS manager met kindly
suggesfions for tettermeut and the
unanimous opinion that IL was bad aud
stale with such answer as 1T Is all
right: way It's farce comedy you know
Rats.
There were more children in the
Worlds Museum Saturday than was
ever. known in tho history of inst
house. There were $500 children at
the first show, mol a seat in theatcr was
left unoccupi-d and standing room WAS
at . premium. 1t was necessary to
give four shows to accommodate the
crowd.
Manager Ed Gilmore. Of Niblo's Gar
den, has prevailed upon Elmer l..
Vance, owner of 1.-The Limit, Mail"
to buy hls lrase Of that th-ater. GIL
more - glad to get out ( the tbeater
IS now out Of town. Va.ce has for
tune. but he will soon find that he hss
au elephant on his hands-ard may
have To- 20 back 10 [ ligraph operating
y saddcr but wiser man.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-06

Here - . paradox. The Jolly and
sfshe treasurer IN the box Office al
Rednoi sthester ia Parent, res he
s ehaldiess.
The nrxt dramatic sttrscsiou.st Pow
ers sili ~ Joe Arthar's pisy. "A suII
Alarm" becemher Is and To-
The topis.al singer could appropriate
ly s-x - hia verse;. when viii w. have
sufficient light ir Powers opera house
Net a Thousand years"
The lovers Of music will be on hard
at Powers next "Wednesday evening IN
hear Marie peecs, the nishtengAls
soprano.
This fact q r,srvslcusiy strange.
four places 81 snsu-sment were ops n
N Grand Rapids the past wres. and
ret - enc did snyhcdy sing "Th~ Pc
tire That Is Turned Toward she WsN =
II nsght have been preferable 20 the
glflist Young nasn who ssnx sNsfy sni
Jehn' a. Rednouc.
There were very nesriy a fkcussnf
people N Powers th~stsr 90 wednes.
dsy evening, ard ali hrt q very fev %
tofm saw q stage hand eonie cat be-
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-06
Important Changes OF Time ea the NJ ich
tgan Central.

Taking effect Sunday. Nov. 18th,
srain heretofor. leaving Grand Rapids
ut $50 y. IN. will leave at a. M, with
an elegant parlor car attached, arriving
at Detroit ut 1910 p. m every week
day. Leaving Detroit at 1915 p. M,
with first class sleeping car. running
through 10 Boston. arriving there at
l0.45 u. M. via Michigan Central, New
York Central 4 Hudson River aud Bos.
ton & Albany Railroads.
Tram leaving here at 1.20 p. m. con-
meets at Jackson with the celebrated
nandsomest and fastest train in the
world, carrying through slcepers for
Boston. thus necessitatlng but ore
change, arriving at Buffalo at 5 O'Clock.
Syracuse 7.50, Albany IL so the follow.
ng NOR ming, New York 3.45, Boston
$40 the following evening.
Train heretofore leaving here at IL l5
in the evening now leaves at l0. so pm.
tally carrying first class sleeper, ar
rving at Detroit 7.l5 a. m. week days
and 9.20 a. m. Sundays, arriving ut
Buffalo sos, syracuse 1920 the same
afternoon, Albany 2.40, New York
and Boston l0.45 the following morn.
ing.
Train leaving Grand Rapids at s. 40 p.
m. week days connects closely with the
New York limited vestibuled at Jack
son. arriving at Detroit l0.45 y. m.,
Buffalo 6.25 the fol owing morning,
Syracuse 1918. Albany 4.50. New York
$50, Boston 1905 the same afternoon.
FRED NJ. BRIGGS,
Generaf Apept
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-06

The first week OF tho new Worlds
Museum, under the management OF
James Gesry, has proved everything
that could he expected both to the pub
&c and management. For next week,
beginning tomorrow. Mr.. Geary an
nounces s'The Osslfied Man." human
being whose body, from the crown of
his head TO the solcs of hrs feet has
undergone the process II ossficatiou;
~ living spirit imprisoned within tomb
of solid bone. Physicians and scien-
tsts are invited 60 call At anv time and
examine this great wonder. The other
attractions IN the lecture ball will be
the pottery King, making every mag
mable object out Of common clay, work
ing In foil view Of the audience. Sew
eral other novel wonders and a clever
stage entertainment by the fol owing
Hrst-eiass vaudeville srtists: Kent and
Hoolihan. Irish comedians: Claude
Beilport, N character changes: the Val.
lev City qasrtette. in vocal selectst n q:
Barr aud Shelbyden, IN . German yotleI
act: the Powers, twin brothers. in re-
hned songs and dance; the Lees. Jap
suese jns & rrs, and Nm. IRWIN. equsl-
hherlst 1 nis place OF amusement is
open every afternoon.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-06


Last Friday evening the Six "E"
pedro club entertained their friends
with something new in the shape of a
masquerade pedro party. at the resi-.
dence of MIR. II. Crossow, No. 55 Eighth
street. The preti It costume, were
those of Mr.. T.. Rediing. which was
made cf different coiored satin, and
Miss NJ. MeGowan. which was gold
colored dress trimmed with spaneles.
After the card playing, an impromptu
program Vas rendered. consisting of
muse, by the Misses Hunter, Van
Every and Porter. and singing and
dancing. by the Misses Minnie aud
jennie Rowland and Crystal Barret.
During the evening the party were en-
tertained hy Messrs. j. Cooper and NJ.
R,ngler, who were dressed up as the
''Two Johns" The head prizes were
captured by Mr.. X. j. Davidson and
Miss NJ. McGowan, and Mr.. Fred
Squiers and Miss Alta Owens carried off
the boobies.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-06
4 WORD FROM TEXAS
Pnenmonia Is. Followed by
Lung Assesses.
Years Of Lingering Suffering.
Death Seems Sure.
Fact Stranger Than Fiction.


Mr.. william Roland Of Abilene,
Texas. eight years ago nad pneumonia.
When he eecame well enough 20 he
able 90 get out again It was found that
aiscesses had formed Ia the left lung.
) Geness over the lungs and oantis.-
uous cough, raising gqaansitsesof eorrup-
ton. when WAS discharged from HE lung
abseeeses. caused his phv.iclsns 10
despair of ever being abe % cire him.
lie employed three physsc4sns. one
after another. ok VARIOUS pr,p letary
mrdcines. and Yet has dis.sss. rauidiy
gained ground. For four va he was
copfloed ~ the house. utterly unatle
To get any relief. ana his constitution
MAS slowly giving Wy 10 the dram on
his system. ileailis OF Peru ma. as a
last resort he trisd hottie OF IL. which
80 improved ms symptoms as To en-.
courage him to keep on taxing II.
After taking IL for - iew months he
was entirely cured. and Is today u
healthy, strong man. HI. recovery was
q surprise o hs physicians AMI friends.
and all ar. astonishrd at the curative
power Of Pe-ru.na ia such desperate
cases.
This WAS undoubtedly a case Of CO.
tsrrhal consumption IN an advanced
,tige. Pe-ru-na has cured many SIM
lar cases. and no doubt there are
Thousands OF cases OF consumntion
given mp rs hopeless which this r, m "
would cure. For all chrome dlsesscs
of the mead. tinolt aud lungs. coughs,
cold, cstarrh. Ia grippe and influenza,
Pr-ru-na ls a specific.
pamphlet on tn cause and cure of
all catarrhal Diseases aud consumption
sen, tree to any address 10y the P-runa
Drng Manufacturing Co., Columbus.
Ohio.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-06
sm,,hs-Tarn.r.s English oirI..

Turner'S English girls bug burlesque
vsudeville-syndleate willopen at Smith q
Opera house this evening for q week .
81 gigement. The company comprises
III Fty people. among which are said to
b. a number OF pretty and talented
your & ladies', whose shapeiy limbs are
carefully trained to the art of terpsi-
ehore. The performance spens with
n musical satire. entitled students on
a Lark" after which come speclalties.
i uding some OF the be-t and most
WIDELY known specially artists. The
burlesques will be handsomely cos-
tuned and mounted with elaborate
stage settings. Among the features are
the famous amazon march. executed
by twelve young ladies. headed hy the
queen OF buElesque. Miss Letta Mere
dith. THIS is considered by many one Of
the strongest burlesque cor panies trav-
eling. and the patrons of Manager
Smiths osey Iltts. theater can prepare
to see a blg frstclass show. Matinces
Wednesday, Friday and saturday.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-06
SOCIETY PERSONALS.
Movements OF Thosc Who Delight In
Much Rambling

Much Rambling.
Mrs c. B. Kelsey is quite seriously I'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Hull are in Chi
cago.
Mrs. Alva Smith has returned to
Hart.
Mr.. Geo. Snyder has gone to
Alabama.
Mr.. Geo. r. Mayhem left for Chicago
yesterday.
Mrs. J. S. Hawkins is visiting friends
IN Detroit.
Mrs. G. B. Gibbs has returned to
GreenyiIle.
Mr.. Geo. w. Gay has returned from
his eastern trip.
Mr. and Mrs. j. w. Fox are at home
at the Hermitage.
Mrs. Messenger of Allegan, is visiting
friends in this city.
Miss Norah Towne of Lansing is visit
ing friends in this city. n
Miss winifred A. Dayton has gone to
Salem, Oregon, to reside.
Miss Maud Macron is visiting Miss
Barnum q Grand Ledge.
Mr. anu Mrs. O. l.. Stuart leave for
Charleston, :. c.. tonight.
Mrs. Charles Dinnam and daughter
are visiting friends at Ionia.
Mrs. George Boughton of Marshall is
visit II Z relatives in this city.
Miss Maud Phelps returned from
Whitehall early in the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Jennings are Ut
the Livingston for the winter.
w. B. Collins and family Of Terrace
avenue, are i'll with the grippe.
Mr. and Mrs. J. l.. Wilkes are a
home at No. 269 East Fulton street.
Mss Lille Bowman Of Caledonia. is
attending business college in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Northrup are Wis
iting Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Bailey at Ale
gan.
Mrs. ]. X. Richmond and family of
Greenville, have come 10 this city TO re
side.
Charles T.. Stewart Of Schoolcraft,
has accepted a position with I. NJ. Clark
Il Son.
Mr.. Frank NJ. Thomas has been
called TO Denver, Col, by the death OF
his brother.
Miss Title Heindmsn has accept, d
the position of stenographer with X. q.
Dun & Co.
j. n. Britain and wife left last night
for New Orleans, thence TO California
for the winter.
Mrs. George r. Gardiner of Montague
is the guest of Mrs. j. q. Simpson of
North Lafayette ST. ees.
Mrs. Edwin r. Sweet wa ons of the
patronesses at the grand ctaflty ball 10
Detroit. Thursday evening.
Mrs. George r. m nd. Who has been
spending seven months with eastern
friends, has returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. X. Long OF Iona
were tie guests of the Hon. and Mrs.
NJ. ;. Cr,sy early IA the week.
Mrs. ". III. Kinney hss returned
fr, m sx months vsslt With Mrs.
Jas. a Schroeder of Denver. Col.
+. +. Leonard ard family have re-
turned from ksisnsaEco where they
were the guests Of NJ. Rose Iagrsm.
senator and Mrs. Wheeler ard Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Wheeler of Asei.s .
have t@ea ihe ga-sts OF Ars John
Csalaegd.
pr. Apnleton and family have moved
~ .s,s,n. where the is3csor siti sfse-
csrd a. the business Of the lass Dr.
snerunsn J. Koon.
Mss. = lad ,fs Miner OF she Toledo
Commercial ssss tsen spposntssf .
ssenaler et me eornmittse on journal
-. n ths AssorFssesn Tor th~ Advsncr-
nsesss "a woues. MFa Nsasr aAs nsany
ffseads IN thss city.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-06
CHRISTMAS GIFTSl

Just the all absorbing question is what to
select for Christmas Gifts Much careful thought
is given in deciding what presents will be most ap
propiate to the need or fancies of those whom yo
wish to remember. The kindly thought represented
by each token of remembrance is the chefest charm
of this Christian custom. Useful gifts result in
more 'indu-ng good, and of such we give an em
tended list.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-06

The morning tram leaving $3.50 will
l0:45 u. M; Bay City, 1880 II. M. The
mar will leave ms heretofore nj l0:2n q.
M. through car TO saginaw and Bay
CITY. Afternoon tram which fl Al
3:I5 will leave At 3:225. arrive Al Detroit
Y:25 p. m; Saginaw. 500 p. NJ: Bay
City, S:45 p. IN. Night train leav &
1855 will arrive at Detroit 7:v0 u. M,
instead of 7:20 a. m.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-06

The bargain loving lsdi-s are taking
advantage of kidder 4 Co.'S nrcessI,i 8
and securing great Va ues in dr. %
goods and silks as we'll as fine hosiery,
cloaks. etc.