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Railroads..

"AmEs,oAs oaGArEsr aAlLaoAar
rAs NEW YORK
, ':::. GNTRAL
'"0" -szmaaGluzzx-
Operating tho fastest and mos. ~ O.
perfect through train service In -
the world. ITO
Reaching By i.s through cars the N~V
most important commercial centers OF the
IIn,tsd States and Canada, and the greatest
Of America's Health ana Pleasure resorts.
DIRECT LINE TO NIAGARA FALls
nv way of Tho historic Hudson River and throoea A.
beautiful Mohawk Valley.
An trains arrive at and depart from GRAND cKNflAa
STATION 4th Avenue and 42d Street. New York cs,f.
Of Hotel and Residence Section.
TIE ONLY RAILROAD STATION IN TIE CIT q
NEW YORK.
Trains leave Follows;
EMPIRE STATE EXPRESS.
""" ~ world 44o miles IL 5o4 minutes. Aetas I ~
ming time 50 l.s miles per hour No extra fare
FAST MAIL
g,1O A. M-For Poughkeepsie. Albany, Saratoss xu.
treal, Utica, Syracuse, Rochester, sahVs
1000 A. M.-Duc Chicago rs a. NJ. next day.
DAY EXPRESS.
1880 A. NJ. Daily excep. sundays SATURDAY tran ~
not run west CT C!evclDd and Detroit.
SOUTHWEsTyKN LIMITED.
$40" ii :5S a. m, ST Louis, 7i5 :. N. nsaassss
WORLDS FAIR SPECIAL.
1870 r. NJ. Due Chicago 800 p. m. next day Noaa
ALBANY, TROY AND SARATOGA SPECIAL
n, NJ OF Trnv .xr Szraf Ar
North SHORE LIMITED.
$50 r. M.-Due Detroit olo a. m. Chicago 80 \
FAST WESTERN EXPRESS.
600 r. M-Duc Buffalo is a. M. Nlsgara Falls Ia
D. m, Chicago 90 p m, st. Louis 7:45 a. m.
ADIRONDACK AND MONTREAL EXPRESS
6,2J p. M.-Duo Montreal 10 .. m.
BUFFALO AND NIAGARA FALLS SPECIAL
7.30 r. M.-Due Buffalo Z 80 O. m. Niagara ~
CINCINNATI AND ST. LOUIS EXPRESS
500 r. M-Due Cincinnati ?5 m. indianapolis 10 -
D. M, st. Louis 30 a. m
LIMITED FAST MAIL.
"'"o r. We train for Rochester Due 45 m. w.
CHICAGO NIGHT EXPRESS.
Q.15 p M.-Eor Buffalo Detroit and Chicago a,su n,
Cape Vincent. daily except Saturday.
rlsnKEt i1skih s4E4I6yk H,zE
XIII &Np Hg6s9SeM go 10 90 Nt II 80 "a
20 H. SS &c. da E; Isl s'' ts S5 Fs?ssA s:
4IS+ y & i$;is sf Is ns
3d. 80 5lS fs 80 j'i / Try e U.s.
5 So 49, ESQ., Ss g. rs 49,
RocH ROCHE AND BUFFALO . 90, s:1o.. 1000
10 80 A. NJ. 80, $50, 900. 80, 500. sa1
III 80 r. NJ; also for Rochester, 90 p: NJ
N1AaARA ID FAL us 90 10 10 90. ITO: 80 A. ~
ADIR rs S,3S S sS AND MoNrREAL-na
CAPE iO yfNc S. - ftAYToY. oGoENsBgRa AID
CIsyto1 se;i5 ~ 80 p NJ for oswesO o:io. 30
spNEy &c cAN q II /,
PITTsFIELD. LENOX, NORTH ADAMS .
AND THE BERKSHIRE HILLS
Via Harlem Divlslon).
Two trains with through Drawing Room 10 Pusdsl
10 Ql a. ~. due PftlsLeld :35, North Adams 80 D. a
10 80 D. m, due Pttsfeld 10. North Adams 10 D. D.
For tickets and space In SlepngCars apply at Grad
Central Station, az Alb. 1885, 942 Broadway IL PRs
Place, 50 West 125th-st, and l3othst, station New
York 1888 Washnston.st., 720 Fultonst.. and sos Be-
dave, +. d. Brooklyn.
Westcots Express calls for and checks baggage fsu
hotels and residences through 70 destination.
Daily except Sunday SDaily except Saturday. on1
Above trains, except those leaving at 90, sao T.
2:15 80, 80 S5. $50, :65 and II SO .. 80
1t 13Sth-st station.
JOHN NJ. ToUCEY, GEORGE II. DANIELS
General Manager. General Passenger AGENT
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Railroads..

p pennsylvania
= RAILROAD.
THE STANDARD RAILWAY Of AMERICA
The Scenic Line to the West
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS, foot Of
Desbresses and CortIandt Streets,
as fOllows:-
On and after November 10th, 1879 I,
THE FAST LINE.
900 4. NJ Pullman yestbule Sleeping and Paror Cars
zadlssspss chissgs o sss - .ad &
Louis zoo p m next day Connects also for Toledo
THE PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED.
a and si Ra Of Pullman
4. sE sS
Of home office Lighted by stationary ant
Indianapolis Il 10 m and cslease s5 an mex,
ST: LOUIS AND CINCINNATI EXPRESS.
AND pns Cav o ss 1, Sa E"a
rves dncpns 20 coach < to S1u%eSs
p. m next day.
THE COLUMBIAN EXPRESS.
xi:Iss sisDGs 1snr
Sosehss from Sew.YoSs to Chicago Arrives in Chi
TnE WESTERN EXPRESS.
$50 Mru%a a. Ve;tose Sesspns -t xSrs
b Sssss a'aSi sisisa
bsf9si se4G3ns ana A' Chicago a
Ing. Connects for Cleveland and Toledo daily. except
PACIFIC EXPRESS.
500 r. M.-Pullman Bullet s,eeping Car New.York y
Snisago New.York 70 Memphis VI, the Shenandoah
Ss1 s ''sss' n a day. aSa daily
n sSna mn, %sns g, TU.So daily
Buffet Sleeper to New.orleans.
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
n Dnns car ,, 70 S' Except sSd
H s@1ys S" ssSar
su5 10 70 and and i Gs ri ss H. 2i De hs
%eSs only, go 7. NJ; SUNDAY ,S and 3 80 A. NJ,
e SS eS 100 'Fe '' ss sE1
= Through Day Coach. .
Fer For GARS NAf TfSf with
Coach, 100 p NJ. weekdays
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
E%,:d Win Dining Gar. sad 10 10 washington Lam
rs siSs 9asSSs AZ IS g 81 Ss
s & SS "a sa % S;SS m oS. 80.
For n to local points on the Penny,
i01 msss o sss
and foot Of Desbrosses and COrtl.nds SIS: COurtss
fulton:ss brooklyn; rs Hud1onst. HobOkcn; Station
Tss SsTS1Js Transfer Company win call TO, and ssce.
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent.
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BY residents and natives alike would not be allowed
to "a waste, but instead, would meet with the re-
spunse tI,ey surely desire. JOHN A. CALDWELL
s. New-York. Nov. 10. 1901.
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ynsrrurtion.

= For Both Sexes-City.
sRo sTAME e. AND II FIFE EF2sniSsc
SIG Broadway, N. X.
Musical Instruction.
N REINEECK, TEACHER OF PIANO dormery
Il. Prof sS..T a,4 College 2Esss e Music
HHsrS eStSsF ~
PlanOforte teachers certificates hxaminets p w,
Mason G. Nus Dd RSs & H prss asa AG
a.a S1 inc IN with the the Residence
comodated with board and every facility for practice and
study PUPILS ADMITTED AT ANY TIME.
For particular hSs,.s send for W. c0fg hE kSPsa secretary
10 ard p East 1athst. city.
II DICE CULTURE and training for church. opera. con-
cert AS'%ssff L IiilISf Ekfz IS East .Ohss
Musical Instruction for both Sexes
- ENJOYED TO 112 EAST 1 18TH Avn r.uous
SEwronK oossrny Eh6 SF1 81 AS Mes aaA0OS
SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES h EFSfsaIo ssa PAINTING
REMOVED &. !: !;5'ss HsiSSiH ss
rn sad 81 Sh5 Fvfss HsAfh
MYsNf sGh22E n b to BEGINNERS
SUI Bo6Rs OPEN DAY AND EVENING
The Emerson Piano is used
Art Schools.
RTcs n D"ns g sns p e ss East n Of gs nsa
a. y M a su lsGResea Miss L. l. @nfGT
For Young Ladies' Country
r LIVINGSTON PARK SEMINARY, Rochester, N. y
II Home Church School for the care management an ano
WIZ for EGsas ptif curtis Principal
Al riding school for twenty nve
~ girls; terms i MO- ESd!si ssERrHoLr rr.A,ps
9 T. HILDA'S SCHOOL, FOR GIRLS MorrIs:own.
Ceaa sn on arpsa Depart
For Boys and Young Men-Country.
A HEALTHY home school for young boys; kind, care
full srarpg pksfw q aGs' CONN r' "A CITY rs'
i, bs yesr TSoroag Instruction "a Bookkeeping
sss G
NJ p a. w
NREEH0LD INSTITUTE Freehold, n J.. 45th year.
College preparation speciality; business. high school
and classical courses. "
L AKEwooP LAX Hh A&d6S, s SH%.3hsnsEY.
Sept g. thorough q; t%M e''ss.SS sfsS9 I
ID oUGHKEEPsIE MILITARY INSTITUTE Twenty twenty:
and SHnes En-
4HE s SREsNr sGhd sSys he.yn
Overlooking L. l. Sound Send for illustrated catalogue
Miscellaneous
A CULTIVATED LADY with refined home, would take
n entire charge Of or two children best educatona
advantages. including music and the languages e. w.
A DVICE ABOUT SCHOOLS and circulars ffee g pa,.
sns ssass lScahsy price s dssoed saa Tas
school a. Da ySSa. "iH faR
4HSS ihGD'tcA aS ss"1 plano
wsrerooms.
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COOKS TOURS.
Select Excursion. 70 the iils.o,ic Its
n, fro,snt int ryals Programmes free ifom a.
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NEW.YORK. ONTARIO AND WESTERN nA "a ar.
Trans lea,e We. ,-a's. a. . 20 a. Mahons Laks
MinnewasSa and Waikiki Valley Il X sai,onfi sass.
FaiisbuPsh Lferty. Liyngston MAJOR iiansoeI
q dYs,c, Rome oneida oswego Detroit. Chicago
points West. ,,, nm q, b.. vohonk and Nlnse'
wssxa Waikiki Valley stations. Ndaeloym. s,,S Whln
l"rch Eilenvile tallsburgh. Hureyviiie. L'os'''
300 T. NJ. Mddctown. Fallsburgh LieerxT o,wss.
,.n,,vuv nane, Rocknnd Walton, sidney, ~ IN.
oneids osweeo Rochester Niagara Fails sr car he
eago and West Pullman sleepess h ,ains daily. -
s'ps "a 'ss; va tsl
a. n 4. Is Exchange Place. Seu'xefs
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- BALTIC L! e., & o !!.!!! 4 4. q
FL SElyE WASHINGTON.
4IiSSvS5 CHICAGO, CINCINNATI
X@N ST. LOUIS.
V6fYU AND ALL POINTS WEST.
pULLMAN CAR SERVICE on ALL TEAMS
hs' SH nGw9o a.a P III 80 p NJ @
+: S@Es ssHfsAEy s. E2E4s &c
FL: 7: r. s4ss5ISs ;S5f
& s ss so' and cheek Nv
CENTRAL II. X. OF NEW'JEKsEi
FOOT OF LIBERTY-Sr., NORTH RIVER
Time Table of November 2sth lssl;
se,sa sS Rssdns e. h, iiis -
s w Hss;sa sad "a
05 c5 Eson s aaa and SASnh
F Es;xs soash Ss
port 90 D. m for Eason Mauch Chunk Readi1g g,,,s
sha%0kMH sus Spn CHUNK anS amsaua fs
S Sle sI RsaSln g. counr Re.ans Ham.
burg. 60 whkssSSrre Scranton Tamaqua r0''S' 80
ss M 's Ess'sP g As9ssSR Reading HAM
0n; sS s. s sas ID E: s g =. 80 "a,
II IL a. NJ / 30, 80. 100 D. M sundays ieAT
p rs;::" & ':s ss,si 'ss E:
oniy1' ZOO, 20, 100 ,; m sundsys, except 0''''
Grove and Asbury Park, $50 q. m. 100 D. M
FOR LAKEWOOD.
$50 S:15 a. H., 80, 3 rs, 4 20 p N. sunSsls
0 40 q m Paror cars run on trains leaving |" -"
AZ 4 90 n m. Sundays, 3 80 a. N. -. .,9a
For Toms River Barnegat Park and Esrncgae f'S'
8 TX A. M 80 a 90 expressl y. m. .. IN
For Atlantic City, Vineand and Bridse'0n ~ v"
g. EF o, Monmouth Beach and seabrIght a. 4so sia
IL rs a. M. / 80. 0O 4:2O p. m.
FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
For Philadelphia at 80, :i5, o0 10 :00 IL 80
night SUNDAYS, . 20, 10 80 IL 80 a. m. ~. 30"
s 00 20 y. M, IL 10 night. IA =, On utn
For Baltimore and Washington daily at Q 100 ~ m
Dining Car a. m 80, $3.50 DINING Csr' '"" I"
Trains leaving at AS a. M, 80. 90 800 ~
H. Il 10 night except Saturday night sunays. pssd.
a. M 80 co. 90 p. W., have connections for h''S'
For sunbury and wiamsport, via Phil,depnAs Study
a. m, 80, 80 p. NJ l. 10 midnight (eAeepe S"
Tickets and parSrcar seats be prosurssdi 2: 9, "a
We,t i25thst 1874 Fast I25tn:.t. NewYOrs; Courses
$50 Fulton-s., 80 broadway, Brooklyn 49, md eh,ek bae
New.York Transfer Company will call Tor ana '
from hotel residence.
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jnsIrurIlon-
Fer Young Ladies-City.
CLASS IN L1TEEATURE for aas NTH Ri pSGdgs
si fsqIOs fss2s c 4 Mi COZ
DEoAEN-DAUIPIaFWERNEsTT s s94HSE FOR GIRLS.
English, French, and Classical Departments.
= XCELLENT SCHOOL For YOUNG LADIES in
and advantage College preparatory and general solid
work h tngT4sMs'c 81 kkRHy $50 Dve Senros
MISS WARREN, 1Os WEST slsT;sT;
keop sSsV septsm6sr 49, Class boys
sSRR9T + nEEs SR F sMFs s. West fifth
Three boarding pupils viii be received
WALKERS G9,%erly o Mr. E0S Ns.a and
VIC
young ,s;. children
Mss ANNA F4E9q 2Xsf S 57HH:5T SCHOOL,
Sa 81 and % DS S1
S;.sS S:ss and
s$whS&aAisS4H Sfaa GIRLS
THE MISSES sTI II' ,,m.r ,n,.,n.,,.,. model.
GSti.st. IRussers Female College 6uldins.,:
1 MsES .st MOSS II. &c. Young Laa.. and
chldrsS. FfspaIss ns,paIa and othsi Colleges.
4s MISSES anS F''aSs SfsSs
Day seseo MeSsls Paris E1positiss 1855 $50 and
sss i and West a Ss.y vas s' soh ;HassefF ss
w EST END AVENUE school. FOR GIRLS
r":y az. oE 4 :
sipal PSI West End Svs.. cor. 7sth.st - 00'''
For Boys and Young Men-City.
nRISLER SCHOOL.
u EAST 4eTHsT.
FRANK DRISLER. A. NJ, Principal.
IT University GRAMMAR SCHOOL,. 1.47S Broadway.
near WI n. NJ H SSfis' X. c. HENDRIcKsoN.
WEST ES3 scHos03.I,w 49,.
" CHESTER Dlso NJ Il;si; l. ~. Principal.
For Both Seyes-City.
r ERIlTz SCHOOL GP,T EAKGyAGEs
Lesson. II 'fnsssS1f % IS evening
Bottom fSIiadslpSls. @sshihgson Chicago.
Cincinnati 81 E5 HSS 5s' SEaSc FfEsss'" Atlanta
Paris L0nd09 TR PsIp 5ss5sss Fk fETeurs Leipzig
Y UsINEss Observation-Disclosures, writing. arlth.
ND n@s aps e hfSs s aoH.Ea s. o~tly
canast; uptown. 1o7 West 34th,t Broadway
Az OF
Circulars request. rs East 3lst =.
Il TOWNSEND sOUTHwIcK's SCHOOL OF ORA.
= TcRI Special classes now forming $50 for the
season Tuesdays and Fridays. to . D. m. 81 West
55thst
1SAsTINEAm school OF LANGUAGES,
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Best TSis SISSY spoken BY
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AIBA-HAYMoND. r. A. DE TRAMAsuRE. Principss
o BERCY'S SCHOOL Of LANGUAGES.
NATURAL METHOD. MODERATE TERMS.
- WEST 42D-sc.. OPPOSITE BRYANT PARK.
ID RIvATE LESsONS.-PenmanshIp bookkeeping arith.
Il metlc, correspondence afternoon or e,tning
". j. MAiEE III East lnjth.st
= .sAgyEUI SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES.
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Gearbers.

MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY.
"A Supplies Professors. Teachers, Tutors Goveenesses'
&C. 10 Colleges Schools and Families Apply 10
" Mrs NJ j. YOUNG-FULTON. % Union Square,
TEACHER in Of the best private schools from, sas
years foreign study and travel desires private pupils
and classes. Address SUCCESS 1927 Broadway.
b locality NO FEE for registration. Form for stamp
p " HUI SSOON American School Bureau, w. l4th-st
n OLLEGE GRADUATE will give few pupils prepare
aioebra geometry and trlgonometry. Address H. f. W.,
Tribune once.
- EssE,,s TEACHERS AGENCY, Fl East 16th.st.. sup
II plies competent teachers tutors eoyenesses h must
English German, French, Spanish spoken
n, UTORs Professors Tescners, Governessec OF an
branches supplied TO universities colleges SCHOOLS anu
spoken MIRIAM COYRIERE, $50 Shave. cor. 20th.st
T1NIoN TEACHERS AGENCY supplies school officers
u with teachers; teachers with positions =. :,
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pant,nq Ara6emies.

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A LExANDER MACGREGORS.
"A Mendelssohn Rooms, tc3 w. 55rhst
Private lessons and c"Jsc In dancing every day.
q ERNANDOS ACAr t;MI, 102 East 5oth'st classes
now farming Private lessons any hour. All the new
and fssonabe dances taught rapidly Send for circular
VU GEORGE D0DWORTH,
i. 6sI FIFTH.AVE..
Glass and Private lesson.
Glass commences Dec. 7th.
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ROMANCE PUBLISHING COMPANY.
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W DICE CULTURE and training for church, opera,
cert: highest references; MODERATE terms 49,.
WILIIE.LMINE ERTZ As East cO;h-s
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'sThe best thing Of It's knd"-N. Y. Independent.
ROMANCE"
THE MAGAZINE
OF COMPLETE STORIES
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-10-07
UNNECESSARY SUFFERING.


There is little doubt but that many
persons suffer for years with ailments
that could easily be cured by the
use of some simple remedy. The
following incident is an illustration of
this fact; My wife was troubled with
pam in her side the greater part of
the time for three years, until cured
by Chamberlain's Pain Balm 1t
has. | think, permanently cured her.
We also have used Chamberlain S
Cough Remedy whenever needed and
believe it to be the best in the world.
p. M. BosToN, Pennyille, Sullivan
Co., Missouri. For sale by all deal
ers. Benson, Smith & Co., agents,
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Hi ~heWHee eWHif sbHu constant
HmnutHW To- tHe Haubf a egimaal
ftials ahd tlt iiaIbee DaaFtsexpeaae
faf ifIH ~ criminals i n8t 6aff what
e vas ten sears aau whta euf tty
aud county h8d less than half The
present population H. other Wafis,
The city u Topeka undef prohibition
has grown from q city 81 fifteen
thousand Inhabitants 70 q citt OF
thifty.three thousand inhabitants
with thlriy.f0uf unauuexed additions
which have population o. about
four thousand
''IOur humble servant was not an
original prohibitionist did not be
Iieye the law could be enforced |
now believe that it can be, and is
enforced as well as any other Iaw on
the statute book
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1 tafsIHhe fH9 naee hHaffi'H8 snHI
bsaaillgiae ~ hstf feaagua sfHH aaaame
aaa "a Affections n che . slp Ard eifiae sfap
tFlana II tn skln. aiseases II tita 3ss.s rassi
"A iatfammauts, ard Relieving sfi0ss cuts,
ses spfaEas zee The eHinIv between thel
8e18htBnes whieh constitute che skin aad ttel
slaif which DAVIS ~ sastetaute from ihi4 ts'p Ell
tn9elaps u very eiase Az diseas. q the hafl
la9ia.aate IL ire skin Of lhs heaa If ma perss
s1f the scalp ars ciosd. or i thg blood and olhar
lnlds 10 net circulate freely through tie nflI
vessels which feed tbe roots with moisture end
kimpaFt life 70 the abfes, the result y scarl.
fdandruh shedding Of the hair eFayness dryuess
and hardness 81 the lieaments, and entire BALD
Inesa AZ the case may BE- Stimulate the skin col
heathful action with HaFryss Trteopber~
Ious. end the torpid vessels. recovering their
Hactlvlty' win auuihllste the disease IN AL
IaHsctons Of the skin and of the suhstriia oil
muse.es and integameuts Tie process ana the
ieifao are the same II lie upon the skin, the
Emusenlsr fibre, and the glands that HaTryss
kTrieOpheEous has lie specific action, and
in all affections aud injuries Of these organs Il
liz SOW ereign remedy.
Beware OF COunterfeils.
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estate Treasurer of Kansas. +"

estate OF KANSAS,
Coffee OF SUPERINTENDENT OF PUB-
Lie INSTRUCTION.
"Topeka, Oct. 4, 1890.
$40 the Voice--This IN reply to
your letter of Sept. 10. 1t would
have been answered sooner had it not
been for my absence from Topeka.
| cannot now recall what was print.
ed in the pamphlet entitled, "Prohi-
bition in Kansas" but as ! remem-
Der, it was a pamphlet giving facts
concerning the growth and develop
ment of the State during the ten
years of prohibition which we have
had in Kansas.
''If this is correct, ! still hold to
any Endorsement | may have made as
to the favorable effect of constitu-
tionaI prohibition in Kansas. All OF
the figures obtained as result OF
the recent national census go to
prove that the State has been more
prosperous during the latter decade
than at any other time in its history
Every truly yours,
GEO. W. WINANs,
estate Supt. Public Instruction"
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-10-07
LOUIS ANDRADE & CO.,
Contractors TO- Brick & Stone Rui d.
ings of Ali Kinds
Good references and all work guaranteed
C1g Office at l.. Andrade's store, XII
nau street, 230 3mt
TO LET
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81; Islands, VI.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-10-07
NOTICE to SHIPPERS.

THE patrons of the Oahu Railway q
/ Land Co are hereby notified that
hereafter no Freight will be carried on
Passenger Trains.
Bsigr Freight Trains leave Honolulu
daily Sundays excepted at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ,
No Freight will be received at the
Honolulu Freight Depot between the
hours OF $3.50 A, NJ, and 1880 A. NJ,
The Honolulu Freight Ollce viii be
open daily (Sundays excepted from 7
A. M, TO +. NJ, with the above eNeep-
ton,
OAHU RAILWAY a. LAND co,
w. G., ASHLEY, superintendent
Honolulu, Sept. s, 1891, az In
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-10-07
Il. Is. THOMAS,
CONTRACTOR and BUILDER,

Estimates given on all kinds Of Brick,
Iron, Stone and Wooden Buildings All
kinds of Jobbing in The Building Trade
attended TO Keeps for sale Brick, Lime,
Cement, Iron Stone Pipe and Fittings,
Old and New Corrugated Iron, Mipton
Tiles, Quarry Tiles, assorted sizes and
colors; California and Monterey Sand,
Granite Curling and Blocks, Etc,
gk5e Office and Yard Cor. King and
Smith streets. Office Hours TO II
A, NJ, and to p, NJ,
0as' Telephones Bell, 35l Mqtpal,
AT. Residences Mutual, no. i. o
Box, III l29 ly