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CONSUMPTION cUREp.

An old piyslcion. retired from rracfice. hav
iuH bad placed u biz bands ~ an Fast india
missionary DE iofmuig ~ n simple vegetable
remedy Tor The speedy and pCrm0ucut cure of
cousumptl1n bronchitis, cat0rrh. asthma aud
aii throat nnd Lung Affections. also % positive
ana fa1 lcm cure for Fcryour Debility and an
ncHui cuf1tirt powers in thousands 81 cases
hat fcii d. his duty 90 make DO known % his suf.
tcrnQ fellow Acfnated by this motive and \
dcslfe ~ rgiiove human suffering. ! will send
Tree NJ charge. ~ al who desire lt this recipe
% Nfruau, french or English. with full dire.
uqus Tor preparing 8nd using gout ~ 1aii By
aoarf sing Wiih stamp naming This paper w
35-'0i I've
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-07-09

The following guests are now q.
elderly Han, " the charming home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Crane .
Rev. j. T. Mcclure and wife,
Misses Zoe and Ella Mcclure, Mary
Diekoy and Mrs. Mary Allison Of
Wheeling. Miss Enola Lewis, Of
Pittsburg, and Miss +. b. Stan.
hope Of Lexington, kentucky.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-07-09

Among those from Grafton here
Saturday, we noticed ID. NJ. Nor
gan, w. q. Wilmoth, j. f. Shaffer
man, j. W. Carroll, W. II. Launds-
burg, w. B. Stuck, j. w. Wells,
Capt. +. B. Blue, Henry Clay Love,
A. II. Addison, W. l.. Haskin,
Frank Haushaw, W. Wilhide, Dick
White, Max. Addison, J.. e. Hair.
slip, E. Roland and j. W. Holt.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-07-09

Charles n. Brown. son of DR..
Ashford Brown. Of Webster, Taylor
county, spent several days in town
during the past week
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Kingwood. July ., 1891.

Edward Brown, OF Plain View
was here taking in the Big 4th.
Senator Morley has returned
from his eastern trip.
William G. Brown was at Wheel
ing this week.
Ben Sincell, OF Oakland, spent
Sunday in town.
Mrs. Co van, of St. Louis, is Wis
Ting at G.. J. Cressap's.
Marshal Rodah eaver, Of Guse.
m IN, was in to see us last Monday.
j. Frank Manewn, the Rowles
burg merchant, WAS here on
business yesterday.
Col. }. NJ. Whitaker and wife
were here from Austen, taking in
the glorious 4th.
Miss Olive Daily, who has been
attending school here, left for her
home at Etam last Saturday.
If you want your shoemaking
done promptly and reasonable call
on w. S. Taylor, he beats them
all.
DR.. G. b.. Lazier and son, IL.
j. Lazier of Morgantown, were
here during the past week.
Go to W. S. Taylor the boss
shoemaker for your work.
Walter Sinclair, of Reno. is the
latest addition to the school here.
He is stopping at Col. Monroe's.
Miss Ray Bishop Of Fellowsville.
has been visiting Miss Nora Raven
scraft here the past week.
Miss Dora Mauear is visiting rel
atiyes near Austen this week. She
will remain till next week.
Deputy Sheriff r. Z. Hanway.
O. Tunnclton, has been here on
business tins week.
+. S. Elliott returned Tuesday
2issr an absence of several weeks
ending United States coart.
Mrs. L. NJ. Clayton and children.
OF Ncwburg, has been visiting in
town the past week.
Go to VS.. Taylor's for you
boots, shoes and repairing.
w. l.. Conner, Of Oakland, Cal.
o MIA, and Miss Emma Cunning
lam, Of Br, ton, spent the 4th
in Kingwood:
Messrs. G. II. Huston ana II. l..
Google and Miss Lille Pickenpaugh
Of Morgautown were here for the
4th.
DR.. G. b. HARDY. DENTIST.
will be at Bruceton July 9TH and
remain six days. Please call early.
25.3t
The Normal School for Teachers,
conducted by W. B. Freeland and
} X. TrOtter, commenced at Terra
Alta Monday.
DR.. II. N. Maclsey Of Morgautown
came over last Friday and remain
ed in Kingwood till Monday stop
ping at the Gordon House.
Messrs. Thomas startzman and
Samuel Wotring, two Of Carmel's
best citizens, were here on legal
business Monday.
Lawyer I. G.. Lazclle, Of Morgan.
town, came over for the Fourth's
festivities and remains over for
Circuit Court.
Miss Church and brother Henry.
OF independence, we're visiting Mr.
W, +. Manears Saturday and Sun
day.
Harry Beechy Of Pittsburgh, has
been visiting in town at w. NJ.
Jenkins the psst week. lie clerks
for firm IN the "Smoky City"
Miss Mary Davis Of Etam, spent
the 4th in Kingwood and remained
til Monday visiting friends. She
went to Terra Alta from here to
attend the Normal School.
Bro. J W. Holt Of the Grafton
Sentinel spent the glorious 4th in
kingwood and remained over Sun
day visiting the scenes Of HE child
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Salary S25 Per Week.

IS ANTED Good Agents ~ sell our General
Zine ~ Merchandise. no psddiine Above aaf.
Org VII Oe paid 20 live acents DO you
want 20 save fron1s96 20 so ocnta
on every Dollar you spend ? n 20.
write tor or Illustrated Cafalogae. containing
tilufiratious aud prices n everything nanufae
turcd iu the United ttaiee at manufacturers
Catalogue naiicd free "a application,
Addre 81, CHICAGO GENERAL SUPPLY CO.
No. i7s West Van B1rsn SO. Chicago, ~
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Dan Watson. OF Reedsvillc, stop
ped over Saturday night here. lie
had been driving cattle.
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ALBRIGHTSYIILH.
rrespondence ofthe Arnr.-

Correspondence the ARGUS.
The 4th OF July passed oil very
smoothly and this place was descr-
ted; hardly enough left TO tell the
story. Both stores were closed.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-07-09

We noticed several cattle men in
our vicinity last week. John
O'Neal, Zimmerman and others
from Penn, also old Mr.. Beechly.
This looks like the cattle business
was looking MP.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-07-09

Mack Mason IS at Mt. Lake Park
this week rusticating for his health.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-07-09

JnniorBrowu, of Kingwood, was
shaking hands in town Monday.
Also Du mean McRa.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-07-09

urday tall Monday.
We noticed several parties here
from Newburg last Saturday.
Messrs. J. r. aud e. p. Anderson,
w. d. II. Amman, James Rabbit
AID Misses Belle Plummer and
Licia Rabbit.
Look Hero.
IL. ID. Carroll, Masontown, ".
Va, has for sale Pure Bred Poland
Chinss of the very best strains.
Write for prices aud pedigrees,
Tue Rc-Assessors. IL. NJ. Grimes
and Il. w. Whetsell, were in town
this week. They are both at work
nov re-asscssing the land of the
county.
Mr. d. Mahanna. representing
DAVIS & Rankin, of Chicago, was
here this week looking up the pros
49, ~ 9s''' ,'"s . N'e'"eiy me
much has been done yet.
~. -,
80, w. 'spO'',ei 'nen na'o
ri i''e1 - 1 ,,., "uo ioc"'cH 'heir
D"s'n.'s' pey ""'o woiAeu inns
~ u aoout seven months. Located
~ lerF" Alta evansville andr Au'
rora'
~,
- 10y u'S'''c''
100 q ~" -'esu'y WIN . 'o'" %
, ~ '"IP'7i''es' ne Drought
IL, IL" ions anu re"I''y so,u
- ~ - ee'''S poi s'nou ne
49, ~ "Y'" "5'h fSAS MoaG.tg
WIN "''o'''sr 'o"o'
w 'eS''' :" c'ii 'le attehtion o.
'"' young men ana women 70 the
ro.''s :" %"'ther ooiuHhh OF the
"'''"uns business Coiiege. rms
- fs''@D'e ana hoorisniuS 'aStltu-
'''n ANU any q our young people
"""'s . oo'u,'i'r''1, co"ra' $40 'ia
cipsi.
U"'''h mint up 20 p lhgwooa ID
,u'i iorcc 70 TAKE n tne 9to. Inc
Leu prem ne"'r" oY the uiooe
~ 0,O,p'''s mouse D""u' came ABOUT
~ 9',onB' VIM a NUMBER OF ladies.
r'enUerS o. 'ne daughters OF
'''.',0 ''O'se u or"i'oh' Inc
u, ''s ~ ~ NUMBER, remained
49,. -; . w..
p.noa ~ ,'...i 80" ,, n,,s ,nU O1o'
-. ~ "@'' ''sueU ''is pros
r.. Az 0 9o .''on u ne
,,aa;nn, - ~ -, :" = ''9."E
anst ooo go ,s9" ea'y - nu
ono ad;t;o., ~, $500, 1o''''.'' lo''o'
r,bs -. =, -. Pm; 1,' 'H' p'po,'
vo,,oa t,,a ;,,a.at . II, ~ ."
Among those from Grafton here
Saturday we noticed ID. NJ. Nor
gan ". .. Wilmoth, }. E. Shaffer
man .. W. Carroll, W. II. Launds-
burg ". d. Stuck, j. W. Wells,
capt. +. d. Blue, Henry Clay Love,
a. u. Addison, W. l.. Haskin,
Frank Hanshaw, ". Willhide, Dick
' 1850 -N-ooiit - ~ mar
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-06-27
OAHU COLLEGE JUBILEE.

Yesterday afternoon, after the his
torical address of Prof. Alexander,
which was an able and pointed effort,
there were speeches by His Excel
lency Sam. Parker, Rev. Hiram Bing-
ham, Rev. <. G. Beckwith, Miss NJ.
A. Chamberlain, Rev. 7. l.. Quick,
Hon. HI. p. Baldwin, Mr.. w. r.
Castle, Wahalama, Rev. DR.. Hyde,
Mr.. P. G. Jones and Prof. Hosmer.
Each speaker represented distinct
class of those who, in the past or
present, had or have relations with
the college-teachers, pupils, bene-
factors, trustees, etc. The speeches
were generally of pilhy nature.
Rev Dr. Bcckwith closed the pro-
ceedings with the henedction. Be-
fore dispensing the college yell was
given again and again in great
volume.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-06-27

For Hamaklm, per stmr Likelike,
June 26 w Brede, l. and E Horner,
Z w Estep and wife, and Masters
Lyman ~.
For Maui and Hawaii, per stmr
Kinau, June 26-For Volcano: Mr.
Pinkham, Mr. Scott, r G Snow, Mrs
Snow, Miss Snow, Lorrin A Thurs
ton, G Davis, Colonel Hodge and
wife, Hermann Brandt and son,
Mrs and Miss Mitchell, Miss Dorsen,
Miss Hahn. For way ports: Masters
Damon (2), Bond, Kekuewa, Cast la,
Rycroft (2), and Hapai o.; Henry c
Harai, Miss Lily Hapai, Misses Bond,
Horner, Rycroft, Hayselden, shep-
man; Right Rev Lord Bishop of Ho-
nolulu, G H Dickey, His Elk c N
Spencer, P Neumann, Dr. r McKib-
bin, Kimo Pake and son, A Cockburn,
Mrs G Weight, Judge and Mrs + 5
Lyman ana family, w l. Deceit and
wife, Mrs Blacow, F III Armstrong, G
Farden, Hon II P Baldwin and wife,
H A Baldwin, A B Hopkins and wife,
Mrs Gertz and child, Mrs Smith and
others.
For Kauai, per stmr G r Bishop,
June 26-Hon w HI Rice and child
rem.
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InE SIORY A FAKE.

SuiiiVsn aud . "sn tiid Nrt et.f
ta n itaftsom nHd \ must com
q" b,"ws
a San Flancisco evening" paper
last Friday printed an article fela'.
ing story ~ hoN JOHN / sullivan.
under the Influence ct iql.r. repair
eel to Peter Jacksou's iwk street
saloon bent on creating % disturb
ance 10y describing now Corhett
should have iuugh III order 90 ship
Jack son, ,hom John va. ALLEGED 60
hav, dcsiguau d rs the "couu," Ac.
cOfding Ia lhr story Jackson came
uut " an adj ,inin9 roam, having
listened to all the abuse he could
stand, and, tapping Sullivan on the
shoulder said severul times: Young
fellow, you are talking through your
hal" rhen the men Il let off lhrlr
corts aud were about to ligh whtn
friends separated the ccichuiir> ani
hustled John l.. iuto cab in wal
ing.
Sullivan deni d the story from
beginning to end from the stage "i
the BUSH Street Theatre last Satur.
day night in neat little speech, iull
If sarcasm, aimed at the taking re-
porter's head. Jacks N. US may be
supposed, was also annoyed when he
read the article ,ucrrnng hlm-cl I
and john l.. at. OF course, pu,s
Sullivan in the worst hight" sa Il
Peter, "but it is an internal shame
all the same that newspapers should
print such rot. l Lave always been
of the opinion that Sullivan has been
misrepresenttd, and now am sure
Of it. As for my using tn EXPIRES
SION that he vas talking through his
hat, those are slang words which
never entered into my conversation
nut l must say that l think The re
porter who wrote the story was
writing through his boots
The extent of the Injury that such
a malicious article is likely to do
Sullivan does not appear at glance.
The story, of course, was Lelcgraphed
throughout the United states. Then,
again, the afternoon paper which
first published the yarn was issue |
IN time to catch the steamer Ala
media which sailed for Australia
Saturday, and the story has gone to
the AntipOdes without Sullivan or any
one else being given chance to re-
flute it. As jackson is popular in
the Colonies the statement that Sulli-
van sought him out and wantonly
iDsulted hun is liable to have bad
effect on the Australians. New York
Illustrated News.
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lOLANTHE THIS EVENING


synopsis of the rIot of the Opera.
Many readers who intend going to
the Opera House this evening may
desire to be informed of the general
plan of the comic opera of Iolanlhe.
The following synopsis is therefore
furnished:
Act 1.-The first scene is fairy
grove.
Slrephon, an Arcadian shepherd,
is in love with Phyllis, ward in
Chancery. The Lord Chancellor has
refused his consent to the marriage
and Strephon appeals to his mother
Iolanlhe Ga fary) to inlercede for
him. She has just been pardoned
by the Fairy Queen after a Danish
ment of TWENTY-FIVE years, for having
married mortal. The pardon has
been granted on condition that she
does not make herself known to her
husband, who, unknownto Strephon.
is the Lord Chancellor. She, how
ever, consents and at that moment
Phyllis and the peers enter, and
Phyllis jealousy is aroused by the
sight of Iolanthe, whom she will not
believe is Strephon's mother, as she
looks so young. Phyllis then offers
herself to Earls TollolIer AMI Ararat,
but is not decided which it is to be.
Strephon calls ON the Fairy Queen
fnr aid, and she Furnishes the lords
by saying he shall 60 into parliament
and they shall vote just as lis wishes
them to. Fairies and peers part in
anger.
Act II. Houses of Parliament.
Sentry stands guard.
Fairies and peers meet and fall in
love with each other. Queen enters
aud reproaches them with disobed;-
ence to the fairy law, which is,
Every fairy must die who marries a
mortal" Lords Tolloller and Ara
rat are going to fight about Phyllis,
but decide it is not worth while. The
Lord Chancellor is in love with her
himself, and comes to the decision
that he will marry her. Meanwhile
Slrephon and Phyllis meet and make
it up. Iolanthe then intercedes with
the Lord Chancellor and in doing so
has to make herself known to him
The Queen enters and Is going to put
her to death, when she learns that
all the fairies have married the
peers, and if she kills one she will
have to kill all. The Lord Chancel-
lor then suggests that the law shall
he changed to, EVERY fairy must
die who don't marry mortal" The
Queen consents and marries the SEN
try and all go IF to Fairyland.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-06-27
POLICE RECORD.

The Police Court had long ses-
sion Friday.
E. Doyle was f ind guilty of lar
ceny in fourth degree, for stealing a
lap robe from the hack of Frank
Llllis, and was sentenced TO 10 days
at hard labor and TO pay costs. Ka-
iianu was tried for larceny of 4
watch aud remanded till next day.
A sailor on the Kinau was discha,g d
on trial for stealing $50 from Jap
anese passenger. z. Mahoe, an
other sailor on the same steamer,
found guilty of larceny in the third
degree for taking the Japs money,
and was sentenced to pay $2S 70
fine and costs and to be imprisoned
at hard labor one year. Appeal
noted to Supreme Court. J l.. Ka-
ulukou for defendant. Witnesses
contTadicled them selves badly in the
stories they told in The two cases.
All Sing, prisoner, was found
guilty of assaulting A. Christian,
luna of the gang on the street. by
striking him with u shovel. He was
sentenced to be imprisoned at hard
labor sixty days and to pay $500
costs, this sentence TO take effect at
expiration of other sentences under
which he is now in custody.
Hule Kaniwa was committed to the
Supreme Court on the charge If
manslaughter in the second degree,
by killing Simeona Hoe Oh June 10.
Bail $1,000.
Robert Ray was discharged on
trial for assault with knife on PilA
the case reported in this paper
Thursday.
One fine of So for drunkenness
was imposed.
This morning Kaillanu was found
guilty of larceny in third degree, for
stealing watch worth $50 from
Alex. Lyle. He was sentenced to be
imprisoned at hard labor one year
and to pay $l2 fine and costs. APP
peal noted. j. L. Kaulukou for de-
PENDANT. A native woman was dis
charged on trial for larceny Of silk
handkerchief from japanese boy.
j N. Kaiaikawaha was reprimand-
ed for his furnishing of boy who
had struck his little girl.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-06-27
LANDS AND LOTS.

Mr.. Jas. +. Morgan will hold a
large land sale at noon ON Monday,
at his salesrooms on Queen street.
Several lots at Kapiolani Park will
be offered. That desirable residence
on Nuuanu street, occupied by Mr..
iona. Austin, will be put up al the
same time Also the Buckle home
stead, divided into 20 residence lots.
This is cool chance to get home
of your own. At the same time will
be sold the lease of the premises on
Union street, formerly occupied by
the late Frank j. Higgins. Particu-
lars of these properties will be found
ia the advertising columns.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-06-27
KEEP BEFORE THE PUBLIC.

To a certain extent general adver-
Using creates Il want. IL announces
new things and famiiariz the pub
lie with old ones. General adverlis-
ing Is of as great value to the adver-
tiser in keeping an established article
before the runlic as IN Introducing II
new one. The most successful busi-
ness men realize this, and they never
let the public forget their existence.
The OFT repeated assertion that adj
yerlisements are not Rad is proved
t0 br a lie OF the most sensel,ss kind
by the advertisers record OF results.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-06-27
SUNDAY SERVICES.

n ST. ANDREWS CATHEDRAL.
Fifth Sunday after Trinity.
Cathedral services.
Holy communion, $50 a. m.
Morning prayer and holy commu
MON (Choral), II a. m.
Hawaiian evensong and sermon,
$3.50 p. IN.
Evening prayer and sermon, 1880
CENTRAL UNION CHURCH.
At the morning service of Central
Union Church, the Rev. VIM. II.
Gulick of San Sebastian will speak
on Gospel Work in Spain" In the
evening Gen'l S. e. Armstrong, of
Hampton, Va, will speak on 'Our
Brothers in White and Red" All
are invited.
Y. NJ. c. A. HALL.
Gospel praise service at the Y M.
q. A., from $3.50 to 7:15 p. m. Sun
day Bible Reading Tim, iv. l2-
16. Subject: can Exhortation to
Young Men," Come and bring a
friend with you.
ARION HALL.
Bible class at 10 o. clock; preaching
at II a. m. to natives through an in
terpreter, and at 1880 p. m. to all
who understand English. All are
invited.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-06-27
SHIPPING NOTES.

The steamer Mokolii brought this
morning from Melokai and Lanai 100
sheep. rs head cattle aud no ses. She
also brought 3 cabin and 20 deck passen-
gers.
The brigantine W G Irwin is through
dischargins and is now loading She
is locked at Allen 81 Robinson's wharf
for the time being.
The steamer Iwalani is transhippine
her sugar on the bark albert. She will
leave for her usual ports Monday at 10
m.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-06-27

Nix Chas. +. B,idw,n OF Maui,
brother If Hon II 7. Baldwin, Mrs,
W d. Alexander aud Mrs. :. NJ
Damon, died at the residence Of Prof
Alexander early this morning lie
had long been lrrnblcd wi II heart
disease, from viii h he drd. The
funeral will TAX, ii zee at four o'clvk
this afternoon Nj. Baldwin WIS born
at Lahaina 53 years ago.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-06-27
NEW GOODS RECEIVED BY THE
PAL IFIC HARDWARE CO., L'D

A Fine Line If Fable Cutlery.
New Styles Stoves and Ranges
Siarrtt's Fhe Machrnst's 1ucls.
The Latest Patterns eli Picture
Mouldlngs direct from he East.
DIsston's II nj Saws. one man saw
Cane Knives and Wire Nails.
Rubber Garden liuse eli the best
quality with special couplings.
White Mountain lceC ream frcezers.
Ice Chrsle and kririgeratuIs OF he
most appr, we'd makes.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-06-27
CATHOLIC CATHEDRAL.

Next Monday, June goth, is a
holyday Of obligation-the + asst of
st. Peter and st. Paul. Low masses
at 6 and 7 a. m. High ponlidcal
mass at 10 a. m. COnfrmalion--
Rosary-and benediction of the NJ.
b. Sacrament, at 5 p. m.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-06-27
DIED..

BALDWIN-At the residence of Hon.
W. d. Alexander, June II Chas. F.
Baldwin, OF heart disease, aged 53
years, IA native of Lahaina, Maui.
Bash Funeral this afternoon al o'clock.
Friends and acquaiulances are invited to
attend
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-06-27

llER Majesty the Qnreu viii be-
pre,ent at i've "lolaniho al the Olcra
llonsr tonight, undi he dir eton IT
Mr.. Erne the Gray Nearly Ill the
seats w,re sud 10y zen O'Clock thi-
moning N n packed house i. q.
.urrd
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-06-27

Mr.. James Dodd, formerly Of Ho-
noluIu, is at present in Hamburg,
Germa, y, where he connected with u
large travelling show, in VIII oh he
owns one.lhird interest. Mr.
Dodd's many friends IN Honolulu
will he please to earn that his eye
are greatly improved aud tnat he ex-
poets soon to have further treatment
IN Berlin periorned Ivy specialist.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-06-27
MEETING NOTICE.

A sPE I\L MEETING Of the stock
~ h ldrrs Of X UKU PLb'Tt-
HON q will I've held III O'Clock p.
m. on MOND ~ JUNE Goth. at The
Office of J. Il Castle, to consider bust
ness If portunre. full attendance
is required. PEI order,
W. W. HALL,
SLIT. sec'y K. =. o.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-06-27


With lillle of his wealth,
Dr. Jaeger's famous Wooden
Underwear, which guarantees
Room to stretch, and grow, and pull
in
With comfort and with ease.
In the summer at vacation,
Wheresoever he may roam;
Or at daily occupation
In his Office, store, or home;
Of his comfort and his pleasure
He will ever have care,
Well provided with that treasure
DR.. Jaeger's Underwear.
In the fall, when fishing, rowing,
Or unto the hunt he rides;
Or on yachting cruise he's going,
Tempting both the winds and tides;
Proof against all stormy weather,
With this shield he'll not despair
Strong rs steel, but light as feather
DR.. Jaeger's Underwear,
When the winters snow is falling
And the frost is sharp and keen,
Though the storm may be appalling,
Chnerless, bleak, and wild the scene;
Hell defy the cold, possessing
A protection grand and rare
In that hygienic blessing
DIR. Jaeger's Underwear
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-06-27

MIR. M. Goldberg, at the corner Of
Fort and Merchant streets, is making
II speciality OF DIR Jaeger's sanitary
underwear. Give him Il call when
you really want something good in
this line
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NuIICE.

THE undersigned feel obliged to no.
tify her patron, that on and after
July |, 1901, The price of Milk will
be advanced TO Ten (l0) Cents per quart
whoesa e, and Twelve (l2) Gents per
quart retail.
The reason for asking this advance is
that the % escnt price does not pay the
cost of production.
We only ask that we be paid the cost
of the Milk and fair rate :; Interest ON
the investment if this ca.: D, had we
shall disc ntinue the business.
HONOLULU DAIRY 60,
WOODLAND DAIRY : STOCK o., Id.
Homo ulu. June ~, 1871. l5l ct
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KEROSENE OIL!

Tx s. :. "Australia." and to arrive
IL per "Ceyl"n" and Forest Queen"
from san Francisco, and bark John d.
Brewer" from Boston, at following
prices:
100 Ease Lots at s2.l0 per case.
FOO ''ase Lots ut 81 20 per case.
go Case Lots at s2.s0 er case.
100 Case LOIS AT $40 per case.
J.. rs than 100 Case Lots at $3.50 per
case
1900 h. 800 Case Lots 30 days time, all
others CASH
We will deliver lots Of not less
than ~ or more than 100 cases.
signed: CASTLE 4 ookE,
q. BREW ER q co.
ltJ lw
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TENDERS will close al the In'orior
Office at nuon Monday f'r the do,.
cfnmcni ,hoeing. FIR h.. "a e. f..cr
aud for supplies tu the lusan A Yllh
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Mr.. G. E. boardman will act fni
don. A. :. Ci ghorn, under full
power of attorney during the laIter's
absence from the Kingdom.