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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-02-06

Captain O'Shra T. amusing hims II
by attackIpg Mr. Justin Mccarthy,
the historian, who lately referred TO
the gallant Captains divorce case
during speech CAPTAIN . Shea,
whose ''bome rple" IN biz 0wg house
has proved such miserable iailqre,
refers 10 Nr MeCarby ~, ran ~
constructed dummy, vim lbe slrpB
starting from Every sraW' Ihls
lapguqge seems ralbrr lfs5 lQrcllle
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lbe Welaplqr i pset egalpsl sveb .
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RESOLUTIONS OF The PRlVY
COUNCIL.

Ata meeting Of the Priyy Council
Of State, held at loIani Palace on
Thurfday, Jan, ~, 1891, the following
resolutions were unanimously adopt
ed
AFTER q reign longer than that Of
any other sovereign Of Hawaii but
one, the earthly lie Of our beloved
King Ralakaua was CLOSED At 2:3O
O'Clock on tuesday, the ooh day u
January, 1891 in San Francisco, Cali
fornia, United States Of America.
Failing health for some months
past made it seem advisable that be
should ,cek TO regain il by voyage
to The more braciug climate Of Cali
fornja, and inspired with tbis hope,
he left biz kingdom 10 November Iast
The voyage and change Of circum-
stance NJ Gr-t seemed ~ benefit him,
but st length mortal disease appeared
with increased yigor, aud be sank 70
sleep scarce nine days ago IN foreign
land. The friendly ship which the
Hawaiian pcDple were waiting for
With eZpcotant eyer, came this morn
ing, bringing back, not their Sever
eign ~ renewed hcalth, but, aIas, his
liieless remains. The decorations Of
loyal affection preparing for biz re-
ccption are speedily changed into
those Oi mourning, and We meet to-
day IN the impulse Of common
sOrrOw.
The reign u our departed King war
memorable as an era If remarkable
aud increasing prosperity In the
seventeen year Of HE reign, now
eloged, hi. nation has made rapid
strides in it, material industries, edu-
cation and the arts Of civilization.
But death come, alike to King and
comm0ner, and the seventh Sovereign
Of Hawaii has gone to join the roll Oi
the illu,triOus dead. We humbly bow
10 the will OG God.
THEREPOEE ~ ~
RE3OLyED, That the Priyy Council
Of State here assembled, jim with biz
beloved Consorf, His Royal Sister and
relatives, and the Hawaiian people,
in expressing our great sorrow at This
untimeIy docoaae Of or late King
RESOLVED, That the foregoing pre-
ambIe and resolutions be- entered
upon the records Of the Pdyy COun'
eli and published in the newspapers
Of this city, and
RESOLVED, That the ~ 'mbcrs %
this Council wear the customary
mourning for % period II tbiriy days
&. +. IAEKEA,
- ti-4 4 recrciaFy,
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LATEST EGREGD NEW
CHiTED nri1.

Washington, January 70 --orDa-
tor Mitchell Of Oregon u preparing
a bin which shows that The people Oi
lbc nOub propose t. tOfc-taIl those
Oi san Francisco, If pO-sIblt, ~ lay
iDg 90 lie across tie Pacific Orean.
lis bi prOyldcs for tie organization
VI company ~ construct Inc
from a point III the United States
not designated to Honolulu, Samoa,
New Zealand and japan.
Topeka, January rs News was
received lac Tonight that a UniDD
Pacific train, conveying the Seventh
Cavalry, cDIiided at Irving, Kas.,
with another tram. Both engineers
and Gremen are repOfted killed and
several soldiers badly injured.
Olympia, Wash, January 26.-
Representative Frame, Democrat,
created q sensation Tonight by stat
ing that he had been offered $1,000
to vote for Senator squire.
Brussels, January ZG,--A special
declaration TO The Government ~
Washington was for Dulatcd by Use
Congo State authorities and signed
yesterday. L. give. assurance that
American import, vii meet Win TIE
treatment " the most favored nation
On entering the Congo State.
Washington. Jan. ~. > ~ctary
Proctor bas instructed Adjmant-
General KoltOn TO select about ten
young officers Of the engineer corp
Of the army tor duty in connection
with the proposed inter-conuneDal
railway q. provided by the intercon-
tineDtal Railway Commission
Chairman Burrows, from the House
Committee on Lcyees and Improve.
mcnt Of the Mississippi River, to-day
submitted 10 the Ilous" q favorable
rrpOrt Oh the bill drafted by tbc com.
Mite 10 appropriate so, 900, 900 10
ropair and build lrycrs ou tbc Missis-
slpDi. from the bead 81 tie pasoe
/ b. CJifp.
The State Depai tment Is informed
| u iiir death 81 u rGa. Afioa.of Lieu
ten II. Tonot, L ). n, commc,-
I cial agent 10 the Congo Fee State.
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EtEOI'E

Berlin, January 2G.--A writer,
MaXlBlllaa Harden, against @hom
criminal suit viii soon be brought, j.
charged with having Ilbeled Emperor
William. IL vas crfOneOnsly report
ed that his Oncn5c was l,bellng the
SaaIc XcilnDg.
Bordeaux, January 2G.--Tberc was
q serious scrimmage today between
German and French sailors. 4 DGm-
Der were dangerously wounded with
knives. 4 further conflict Is *
pencd,
Berlin. January 2G.--Ihr Erop".
ror's youngest sOn Wa baWHod tD-
day under HE name VI JOlcIilm JD-
sci IIumbcr,
Rome January 2G.-AD avalanche
at FiOrc-ta today dc-trOird eleven
houses and killed nineteen persons.
LODdOu, January ~ Home s..
crclary Matthews says tnerc !, 10
nuih ~ sensational rrpO T. rcUL 10
UGitrd States by cable agency. 10
the eff"ct tIat llIJc is a great di IA.
mite scare among The authorities
here. OWING 10 iDiOrlHa lVn rrcCly' Il
from American agents.
LondOD, January ~ The ChU.
DicIe says: High aul1Un'y declares
the Government has cXerri-cd 20
pressure IN Canada il regard TO
pending negotiations WblIe il would
rejoice 10 see Canada and America
again commercial iricnI-, It dpes not
desire 10 depart from the policy Of
allowing the colonies q free hand ~
commercial matters. nor ~ it right
to imply any intention cn the part Of
Canada 10 make = r. cjprDcm com
mcrcjaI agreement the ba-i, Of q SET
tIcUcBt Of questions involved ~ the
b. hiring s. a matter, which must be
decided on their mcrll-.
Munich, January 1.-THE city Of
Wufzburg has proposed that Prince
| Luitp id, Re .cnt Of Bavaria, he pro-
claimed Klng Oh lis seventeen birth.
day, March 12th. The newspapers
approve and believe the royal family
ana Council VI State will agree.
LHilpoId was appointed Regent ~
! 1886.
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- T.
Daily BnfIetin
~ T.
fledP.d IN nefkhrt Sec/ mn Eurtv,
But estabhshed far HE beneh of all.
FRIDAY, FEB. 6, 1891

The same old Geographic "Chest-
nut" that "the Pope is confined to
his bed with q cold" has again bcen
sent on a wOrld-cncircling mission
By the associated press. THIS dis
patch comes in regularly now with
every mail. n the dispatches Of
the past three months are true, His
Holiness has our profound sympathy,
for how in the world c,h I'ope'H
nose stand such uyusgal w'ar and
tear
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CHANBERLAIb'5 NOTICE..

The Court VIII 90 into fan mourn
ing for llis bate Majesty Kalakaua
from the dale ~ Ibis notice uuul Two
woke afcr doe iuneral and viii wear
l.lfmouruihg bonn that lime until
he expiration oi iwo months nom
ihe day % ihe uueraI Ladies vii
Weaf ha'k wilb ybiie Trimmings ior
hll m4muiUg aui RhiW Bilh blaek
nmmuF hf hali mounnlng
AH mMisn y ihe GFInWfnf
and Hnreld Riib ur
fmH N'INnFuur aH ihell f'Wsl
uHun
HnH HW leleg ellillspF pll RsFf
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BY virtue u the authority ~ me
vested by the Constitution and the
statutes Of Til. Kingdom, and deem
ing it essential to the promotion u
justice, / do hereby order that the
regular term Of the Fourth Judicial
Circuit 10 be held al NawiIiwili, Ill
and Of Kauai, on the fret Tuesday u
February, 1891, IL hereby postponed
until WEDNESDAY, March 4, 1891,
at 3 O'Clock 4. IT.
Witness ny hand and the
r, q, zeal II tie Supreme COutl
l| ~ at Honolulu, tlds Bis day
u January, A, y. 1871
4. i. JUDD,
Chief Justice Supreme COurL
Attest:
HESRY SMITH,
Clerk Supreme Court. 70 wv
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ALLEGED MISCONDUCT.


". &. AebI BrIOY" the CO1ri for Nal.
DTa"tsT.
During the trial of case at the
January term Of the supreme Court,
q eitness gave some evidence alleg'
ing misc"nduet 90 ID" past Of MI
". (. ACbI an dLt0Dcy Of Tie
Court. Iie was notified UaIly 10
appear Oh the ia7t day u tie term
and answer The charges, ~ ,hO%D by
tie minutes Of the evidence taken.
Mr Acbi appeared before the
Court IL DaDcO on the stated dag.
when Mr. l.. A. 1bgsiOG, bis cvnD.
sci. moved tie Court Tor a more spe.
ciGc charge. The iuiI Court by GbIei
Justice Judd has rcnde-ed decision
dated February 9th, IN which it
grants ihe motion The i0JGwiDg
extracts from The decision more fully
show it, tenor:
'ID the case before ~ the alleged
mi conduct was not committed 10
open Court, nor j. there before "
any formal complaint by party ~.
grieyed thereby"
"Tbe attorney is entitled 10 have
the proofs sustaining tie alleged mis-
conduct presented and b. afforded
An opportunity Of meeting them
"Ihc facts upon which Tie . legged
misconduct il ba,ed, not having been
an issue 10 case passed upon by
the Court and not occurring IN the
presence u the Court, the Court re.
quests the AtlOmcy-GcDeral TO pre-.
Ter specific cha gcs against the attOr.
Dey. upon which rule to show cause
may issue"
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black .uits and hat bands, and Grape
on the left arm daring the period Of
full mourning.
All representatives Of foreign coun'
tries, Consule and commercial agents
are invited 10 observe the period Of
mourning herein prescribed, aud the
public generally arc requested toshow
their respect Tor the memory 81 To"
late lamenied Sovereign by wearing
badges Of mourning during the time
specified.
JAMES w. ROBERTSON,
ice-ChaDberlaiD.
Iolani Palace, Jan. ~, 1891
70 #
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lHZ P.ReGFP { IN THERAPEUTICS.

Another possible triumph Of medi.
cal science over disease II suggested
by a paper read before The Detroit
Medical Association recently Oh
"AlimcntatIOB 10 Tberapentlcs,' 10
wEich ~ announced an important
dis cOycry by Si2DOr ViDccHtc Mar
caDO, Of Venezuela, 10 regard 10 The
pineapple. According 10 Slgnor
MJcaGO there u 10 the common
pineapple a fcfincnt or principle,
similar 10 pepsIn, Of such remark
able strength that the juice Oi a sIn-
gle pineapple viii digest ten pounds
Of beef II this proves true new
and important agent ~ The treatment
Of dpspcpsia has been discovered. As
nearly all other diseases are dI
rectIy Influenced Ivy the degree IL
which food can be- 1sslmllated, and
a. millions 81 people have imperfect
digestion, The possibilities 0f this
discovery are almost Ilmltlcss, II II
proves TO be a3 represented. But
even more striking was the further
announcement IN the same paper,
written by practical chemist, that
the juice Of the pineapple is a very
active solvent Of the membrane form.
ed IN dipbtberia. Tue pineapple is
a wholesome fruit without regard ~
these striking virtues ascribcd 10 il,
aud experiments on thcIInes suggest.
ed viii be easy and safe EX'
change.
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From and after this date all war.
rants and other processes Of all the
Courts Of this Kingdom must b. IN
the name Of "LlLIUOKALANI, by
the Grace Of God, Of the Hawaiian
lslands, Queen"
BY the Court
HENRY SMITH,
CLERK Supreme Court
Aljiolani Hale, Jan, ~, 1891
2j0
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DEPARTMENT Or FINANCE,
HOsOLULu, H. l., Jan. ~, 1891
Notice i hereby given dIat al
material, etc, required for the fune,
raj Ceremonies Of Hjs late Majesty
Kalakaua IL only 70 be furnished on
acquisitions signed by the Minister Of
Foreign Affairs.
GODFREY BROWN,
Minister VI Finance.
2jtt
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VI, Is, MACilADO a. 60,
House PaI0ilf, Grai liDB and
ppDrP IlunRlnRf

~ 9prh Rawulrel, All OIdfIs lfll ~
fhe las Don Hardware 90 Nii lerHlFe
uiumm aiiruluu n W
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rER1IFICITE 7'RIWSL17'IOW.

g" Original to be in my Mechantstreet window "a
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certify herewith VIM. BENGERS SONS Stuff
the Sanitary Undertaking
my 81 recognize genuine only
sanitary Cdcohg made by the original apponees which are
mped in blur M Me tI n"h IT VIM. Be"gerS Son" unit Dsfg'
u,IerncoM Beware Of inlation
TNgnd PROF DIR. G. JAEGER
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1891-01-23

Regular examination, Thursday and Fri
day, March 9Th and 9th.
Special examination, Friday, March 27th.
Special examination, Friday, April Gath.
All examinations will be held at the City
Hall, Corunna. HENRY B. DEWEY,
Secy Board of Ex.
Rev. and Mrs. Geo. ii. Wilson, of Hins-
dale, ILL.,, are guests of Mrs. ii. Williams.
Rev. G. ii. Wilson will occupy the Con-
gregational pulpit Sunday.
Rev. j. II. Reitzel, of Blue Island, ILL.,,
will fill the Congregational pulpit, Sunday,
Feb. l.
The Congregational society are raising
funds to pay off the parsonage debt.
Mrs. l.. Il. Royce has been seriously i'll
the past week but is reported better at this
writing.
L. w. Gardener, former merchant I'm
this village, has removed, with his family,
to Owosso, where he has purchased the
grocery stock and business OF ii. w. Parker
which he will conduct. He has also pur-
chased a desirable residence there. The
change is generally regretted by our people,
but what is our loss is OwossO's gain, and
in Mr. Gardener the people of that city will
find an honorable business man and valu-
able accession to their social circles.--Clin-
ton Independent.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1891-01-23
Dynamite Farming.

The Oxford County Me) Advertiser
tells good story about the enthusiasm
which Hon. Il. A. Chapman, the dry
goods king of Milwaukee, infuses into
his business transactions. Mr.. Chap
man has been personally superintend.
ing extensive improvements on his
homestead farm in Gilead and Bethel,
and at the suggestion of neighbor de-
cided to clear out the stumps from q
recently cleared piece of land by the
use of dynamite, sending to Cape Eliz-
abeth for an experienced man to do the
work.
Mr.. Chapman decided to test the
power of the explosive on giant oak
tree on the hillside, and ordered seven
cartridges placed under it and touched
off. The result was that the tree was
thrown high into the air and blown
into q thousand pieces. One big limb
came down through the roof of his ele-
CANT farmhouse, but he was so elated
with the experiment that he sent the
following telegram to Kendall g. Whit.
ney, Portland: Dynamite farming big
success. Stumps and trees going
heavenward. Send three more boxes. I"
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1891-01-23
Rspublican State Convention.

A Republican state convention TO nomi-
nate q justice of the supreme court In place
Of Judge w. Champlin, and two regents of
the University in place OF Charles j. Will
lett and Arthur M. Clark, and for the tran
saction of other business, will be held at
Assembly hall, in the city of jackson, on
Tuesday, Feb. "a, 1891, at IL o'clock a. M.
In accordance with resolution adopted
at Grand Rapids May 10, 1876, every county
will be entitled to one delegate for each 500
OF the total vote cast at the last election
November, 1890 and one additional dele
gate for every fraction amounting to 800.
but each organized county will be entitled
70 Mt least one delegate.
Under resolution of 1853 no delegate
will be entitled to seat in the convention
who does not reside in the county he pro-
poses to represent.
In compliance with resolution adopted
in Detroit June IS, 1880, the secretary of
each county convention is requested to for
ward to the secretary of the state central
committne Groom @, Butler block, Detroit)
by the earliest mail, after the delegates are
chosen, certified list of such delegates as
are entitled 10 seats in the state convention
from their respective counties.
JAMES MCMILLAN, Chairman.
WILLIAM II. BATES, Secretary.
Shiawassee county, under the above call,
is entitled to thirteen delegates.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1891-01-23
Both D am ,crats.

Nearly ten years ago there was a southern
newspaper that people will recOllect. called
the Oklahoma Southern States, published at
Oklahoma, Mississippi. The paper was
democratic, fire-eatiDg and occasional to
the back bone. The atrocities of Anderson
vile and other southern prisons, were de-
Tended as too good for the Yanks who came
south. Lincoln and Grant were described
as the vilest of the vile. The editor of the
paper was Will Ii. Herman, democrat who
regretted that the accident of birth had
made him first see the light of day in a
northern state.
The fire-eating paper had its day and the
editor dropped into obscurity until Gov.
Winans was called upon to appoint prose-
cutting attorney in Baraga county because
OF the failure of the prosecutor elect to
qualify. Will I'll. Herman was the choice
of the governor for the place. Herman is a
democrat, so is Gov. Winans. who regards
state appropriation for the entertainment
of the national encampment of the G. A.
X. as unconstitutional, may be Herman
advised the governor.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1891-01-23
"Mr. E., q Mystery. !"

Last season the play was seen at the
Academy under the title of "A Silent Part
ner." With its new name it revisited us
last evening at the same house. Tom Muir
ray, of Col. Gilhooley fame, took Mr.. Folks
old part of Sidney Backus and created huge
amusement for big audience. The farce
is brightly written and the supposed part
ner of the unfortunate Sidney got him into
heaps of trouble. The company is very
good. Miss Bushley as Mabel Van Colt is
pretty and vivaciOus. So is the typewriter
girl, Miss FOntOimbleau, whose dancing in
imitation of Carmencita is immense. Miss
es Wood and Perlne are both good. Hand
some Mr.. Currie, seen here before, did well.
and DIR. ODER was very funny. Altogether
the play Ia done better than last year,
Buffalo Times, Jan. 16.
Opera House, Owosso, January rs.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1891-01-23
Condensed milk l5c can at +. ii. Banis
ters.


Condensed milk l5c can at F. H. Banis-
ter's.
mo one cared for my soul" and ''ThOu
art already condemned" were two powerful
sermons at the Baptist church by Evangel-
list s. III. Pratt.
A good can salmon for 15c can at Ban
isters.
Write dOiCn on card The names Of
pour friends 1chO arc unSdUed and 1CO1i;
for their sdlUdtiOR." Evangelist Pratt at
the Baptist church.
20 pounds n. o. sugar for Sl.OO at f. IL.
Banister's.
One of the latest suggestions regarding
the division of this judicial district is max
ing Shiawassee, Clinton and Gratiot counties
one circuit. This would give the able and
courteous jurist, Judge Daboll, jurisdiction
in Shiawassee.
William Russell and Miss Eva j. Dun
ham, both of this city, were united in mar
riage Thursday evening, Jan. 22, 1891, by
Rev. ID. w. STARTS. This young couple
have the best wishes of host of friends, as
they start out in married life.
A leader in tea at 25 cents pound at
Banister's.
For sale or rent, a new house in good
location. Enquire at this Office.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1891-01-23
Now Topical Song.

You can't push two things in the same way
precisely,
Ones certain to fail where the other goes
nicely;
Estey organs are pushers to put il concisely.
Do you catch the idea?
A machine like the WHITE is highly sue
cessful,
While others, tho pulled, are simply dis
tressfu,
A line on this subjects as good as press
full.
do you catch the idea?
To make good pianos is truly a science;
When properly made they bid failure def
ance.
You can place on the STERLING completest
reliance,
DO you catch the idea?
Your interest here surely couldn.t be palmer
But for proving 1t to you we ask no retain
er,
If you buy goods of Shattuck your always
the gamer,
Do you catch the idea?
(207 N. Washington St.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1891-01-23
Peanuts 10c pound at Hunts.

Peanuts 1Oc pound at Hunts.
California canned plums at Banister's at
zoe can.
Cherry, black walnut and beech curtain
poles at the Fair for 20 cents.
California canned pears at zoe can at f.
ii. Banister's.
Watch for notice in this paper of out great
annual clean up sale, due notice will be
given. We are now Invoicing after which
we will advertise the grand clean up sale,
OsDURN Il Sons.
Nice oranges l5c a dozen at Hunts.
Sweet Pickles extra nice Mt Hunts.
California canned apricots at zoe can at
Banister's.
Catarrh Hay Fever, Catarrhal Deafness.
A new home treatment whereby the worst
cases of these hitherto incurable diseases
are permanently cured by few simple APP
plications made once in two weeks by the
patient at home. A circular describing
this new treatment Is sent free to any appli-
cant on receipt of stamp to pay postage by
A. ii. Dixon d Son, 345 West King Street,
Toronto, Canada.
Small white-fish TBS for 25c at Hunts.
Salt for table use, fine and dry, at Hunts,
Syrup, only 81 keg Mt Hunts.
4 TBS crackers for 25c at Hunts.
Sauerkraut by the quart at Hunts.
Pure maple syrup at Hunts.
Sweet cider at Hunts.
Large bloater mackerel at Hunts.
Sugar 81 pounds for 81 at Hunts.
Sweet oranges, 25c dozen at Hunts.
TBS currants for 95c at Hunts.
Mustard sardines 1Oc can at Hunts.
Apple jelly, thick and nice at Hunts.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1891-01-23

Legislature investigate this matter and If the
State Agricultural College cannot be made
an institution Ia which farmers sons can be
educated at reasonable expense so as to be
a benefit TO the people In general then let
us quit paying them our money. make them
a present of what we have already paid and
see how long they will run it for the sake of
saying they have the best Agricultural Col
lege In the United States. Y.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1891-01-23

THE TIMES has anxiously aw aited the
tree trade journals explanation of the cause
Of the dissolution of the harvester trust.
Its formation was said to be caused by the
tariff, and the wall that went up over the
Ubiquitous Mckinley bill and the tax that is
leyied upon the farmers in the harvester
trust was pathetic. The trust has vanished
but the fabrications about the tariff are still
with us, however, with not even the pretext
of foundation.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1891-01-23

Representative Miners bill to choose pres
idential electors by district, is bit of par
tisanship, that the Indiana democrats pro-
pose to 90 him one better in electing the
presidential electors by the legislature
now in session.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1891-01-23

Best Simpson and all standard prints 8
cents at the Fair.
Cherry, black walnut, beech and cherry
poles at the Fair.
Banister's SOC tea can't be beat Try it.
A pure maple syrup in cans at F. ii.
Banister's.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1891-01-23
Success Mt Last.

First Actor-Did you hear about DE
Rante9 He was playing in Kansas
few nights ago. and the house fell upon
him.
Second Actor-How fortunatel That
Is the first house he ever brought down.
Ihope it was big one. Epoch.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1891-01-23
An Insinuation.

G. A. Ruth-What business are you
following MOVIE
!. M. Postor--I deal in stage jewelry.
G. A. Ruth--I see. You're in the
cut glass trade.-Jeweler's Weekly.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1891-01-23
A L.apsuA.

Teacher-How does the earth absorb
water?
Pupil-Same as dog does.
Teacher-IIow's that2
Pupil-Haven't you heard of lap OF
earth9 What do you suppose it laps
with 2-Texas Siftings.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1891-01-23

DE Acknowledgements is immortal.
Footlytes-I thought so until / saw
you play Hamlet. thought you muir
dered him. - Munsay's Weekly.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1891-01-23

Democrats praise Cleveland, the enemy
Of free coinage but curse Ingalls, who favOrs
free coinage. It's not principles that are
desired for the party but offices.