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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-12-30

.O,,s thing IL quite clear here. and tost
-, ~ she Indians democratic can net
gree upon ex Governor Gray % .ns"
,hoice Tor . place In the cso'net' wy
rill be left All around. The nu,e oppo'
,mion 10 Governor Gray should CEASE
Tor the men engaging in Il are on'y cut
i'm. of their noses 10 spite their 'sce,:
I. rsv In the cabinet would be . eoou
hing for the Indians democrats. eoo
IN. leaders out there should GEL toee'nc!
ana work Tor bis sppoiotmeul ~ ~
S,esley, in Courier-Journsl.
M. 0tesley 10 the Washington core.
.cordent Of the Courier-Journs'. sno
~ heen for many yesrs- HE heeo y
|~.r.,sllv very clear. and In the aoov'
nsr.graph il is "Quits clear" with tn'
lexception Of ono point, aoo 'os'
whore he says: "snd the !ssoes. ~ ~
there should get together and WORK !"
lhis appointment" Leaders. or .a'no
,hose Who assume to be 'leaders. 90 no
slvavs voice the sentiments OF the Peo
ME. Abont "eleven times In ten. .e
con,d he made 10 contain eleven tha
lmanv times. You will 6nd the leaders
I.,ro, A 10 the wishes Of the people.
I,hs mass Of the democratic party 10
lie consulted, aud their wishes respec'e'
lex Governor Gray will not have eoous
lopnosition Tor cabinet position. or ~
!. o.her. 10 create . respcctsoie o'e..
Rut. Mr.. Cleveland being . man o. y
neonle. will ascertain whom the peoP
! want. and will be governed 70 n's |.
. Ipoiu,ments according TO the" w,"'
Regardless of the "lesdeTs. s.-OsA's'
!, City Record.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-12-30

INDIANAPOLIS SENTINEL: M ~"
York Evening Post nsnres 'n.s a.
Cleveland received All s7o p'"ssn'
over Mr.. Harrison. Taking sne ueIo So.
cratic votes cost for hr: weave! u"~e' ~
ics,ruc,ions from the Democrs',c ~, =,
,:"n.i .s Committee, these vo'es being 'r
Kansas. Nebrssks, Colorado. Wyoming
N.".ds and several other s'aiss. u sp
nssrs tbs, the Democrats Of the couns. ",,,
va; 4, !. clear majority over all. wns.' ~
the Republican psrty lack. soV" - ~
coun,ry in i,s ranks. Still. the hspOu
. lean party 10 used 10 this eta'e o. .n'"e a..
. W, III. ~, siwsys been minority pss'!
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-12-30

Some Advantages Of Good hsoaos'
An exchange thus Gums up the advsn'

Rome AdvaO tages OF sfOO0 ESOsus'
An exchange thus Gums up the sdvsn I
lages OF good rosds:
.They would make Il possible 20! 'ns
farmer 20 take advantage prompuy ..
the highest market. no matter o. "ns'
season OF the year.
Thev would savs him days and weeks
of time which be loses every year we'.
loving through the disgusting m're o.
Thsv would reduce to . minimum the
vear and tear Of Wagons and carriages
Thev would Iesseu the expenses I'D
+ ksen;ne horses In working order, ana
vssslv iess horses would be required 10
the country 70 perform toe farmer
Thev would require less expense 70
+ eeo them in repair than do the oir'
roada. ...r
Thew would make II easier for team
Ito null several tons over their smOo'l
surface than 10 drag an empty Wagon
Thev would afford ready communica
l,;or nth the outside world at oil time
! Thev would spars the farmers man!
. msnv vsxstions aud nervous susins.
They would practically shortea 20
D d,s,anc TO the local market.
nl Thev would increase tho demand 10
J. suburban property.
: They would he free from dirt In enn
Q mar and mud aud ruts 10 fsll, win''
q end spring.
Il They would bring every farming con
olwucitv into closer social relations.
vi They would mske al eveniogs dr''
!. MEASURE instead Of vexstion, - u
J. Thev would do away with the soeu
"a ooli ,ex and supervisor system In pisc
n here IL is still 10 use.
They would be. in short. the oest pe
sihle investment 10 the taxpayers.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-12-30

Prosecutor Frank A. Horner, of Dr.
zil, he's LISA cases on ,ne c.'co" u,... M
docket Of Putnam county .ss. s',.on. 4
,silrosds OF that county Tor v'oIs.'"". ~ y
,he blsck kpoard law. The attorney c w. w.
!" ~ ,hese cases amount 10 ela,soo' o1os'
a.. r,nv,sioos OF The statute.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-12-30

II Il the settled belief Of every Wen IN
so,med man that sdvertising cree'es 2
S...ra - vejl % directs attention 70
.ss .s,ic,s when Il 10 dsmandad. Ibe
merchant Who takes the moe' ps."s 49,
h,s advertisements. keeping before .ne
pub,ic week after week the innoc.ms"..
hs hss 10 Offer. 10 the one Who w., msss
she most prouounced success o. nis ous
iness. Advertise intellige"'iy sud per
sis,eutly. lex.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-12-30

Oakland City Record: A fund y %.
ing raised to erect soldiers mono@ens
IN the public square at jasper. Gucses-
Welmsu Post subscribed $50; s'x'y
comrades have subscribed go esch ana
|titeeu s5O 90 each. A commanders
move. aud every county In tho sts'e
should 40 likewise. An approptisuon
viii probably be made by the cosnsy
com missiOners.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-12-30

Roonvjl,e Standard: The neglect o.
the iussne has been reproacn uPos ~.
nnmsue seutireut OF this State tor many
.ss-. The three new hospitals met the
,ecmiremeuts in part only. Up 70 the
,swe ,hev became servicesble the poor
n""ss. @ Of the S,ste we're 6lled 9Th 10:
zane prisoners, not patients Inc o'1
fine .msd house" idea prevs'iea 30"
The "msd" people were chained 20 .ue
vs,, OF . room. generally In some ou., W.
h"i.dins The superiutenden's ano
,rus,ees Of the four hospitsls have ossa
holding . meeting at Iudis"spol's 20 az,
cnss the matter. They hsve psovueu
ulsus and specifications sho wing .nS
improvements cen be made With sma' %
; co.,, and an appropriation tor ans. a puaa
no.e viii be asked. The supesio'e"u
en,s cav shs, . large number OF tns )" u
! zane are turned away from the Ina.nu
lions because of want OF sccommcus
lions. and many Of these cases, .o'c
could be cured By prompt treatment - -
e ,hus rendered permanent toroug" ~
: States neglect.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-12-30
The Total Vote.

r.. Nev York Evening Post prime
..h,. ~ Inc total vote THE year for pres,'
AZ. AT having occurred the figures from =
The Ssstee The rssu''s ~ - s,7s
cleveland, ste7 e9e; Har,so"' H,s, ESQ
All. Weaver, lO25 $50; b'n~e a.a 80
sls Clevelsnd's plurality. sSl S'S'
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-12-30

NA. Ledger. There i no more -,
nv the road :sx should be WORKED
~" ~, ,hsn % there Il Why . school tax o.
-. 49, other tsx should bs paid 70 'soor
The theory of ,his governms", -.
property, not mosc'ss sooo'0 49,
hordeus Of taxatiop.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-12-30
~.,l C,sy Brewery Closed.

n, A,vis Becker, proprietor o. !ne
TN ~ civ brewery, At Tell City. Ind. has
,u.as Ia -. an Assignment for the benedt o.
49, -. ~...ai,orc The liabilities are csu.
ma ~ - .hout oI5.OOO and ssse's %
about Ss,Oo0. Dull business ): 'hs s:,ss csuss
s.',sh.,sd vv, ,or the failure. --Evsnsvi'ss
CouriaP.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-12-30

Are you the woman thai enoes .o.o
vour neig ghbor's home, oil smi'es sno ~
ety. and relates TO her oil the d'sAg -
bic ,hings you know about ner ena -
the goesip about her husband sno "., sous
Won sslk TO her in your low, eweet
voice your false lips s'wsys sm'''Ss, ~,
MT n is your privilege. you are ne.
friend and you stab her to the hesr.
Ia ~. do not understand whv you do THIS
~, ve see the blood trickie from tne
-"u"6 Won made. 1t makes 10 shiver
to eco you come in our gate. ana .' -,
freeze when you give Us ths' 'rescheroo'
s;ss Heaven deliver ~ from th's wom
.n-ve have her in every community
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-12-30

County Superintendent WILSON "
uvsred an interesting lecture here 'rnee-
dsv night, on the history OF Duoo's
comfy. The lecture IVES inserspesssa
wi,h Interesting anecdotes. which ksps
the attention OF the audience sasc'nsse.s s,,.,
IRON beginning to end. Mr.. wilson
lunde erstsnds how to make lecture en-
,ertsiuiug.-Ho Holland cor. Hunsingours
| Argus.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-12-30

In the yesr 1911. jost sfter the battle Q,
John Ketchsm and Samuel
Rn.kirk. while gathering corn nes'
p.o-r.sovn. were attacked by lndssns.
R"ski,k Wa killed, but ketcham e.
c.rsd "a n. Vsllonia with . oui'et i9
h;s shou,der. Captain Bigger ana ms
somm msrd found and buried the BODY o.
Buskirk the next day. Que 0, me pay, ~:
named Sturgeon, renamed oe"'uu ss .Ss
others. and on his return. iNo 10 .Ss
afternoon. he wss shot deed oy Inu's".
tho were hidden In the wno~.
on the bank of email cree.
one.hslf mile from the fort' wn'S" s NJ ",.
s;nce been known ss ns"'nns
Rrsnch." The reports Of the nr'ne we.'
hs.rd Al the fort, and . rescuing ps''l
started ont Immediately. They !oune
The hodv of Sturgeon end buried ~ 'n'
next day on the spot now occupied =!
~. VxIlonia cemetery. where Oeore
Doom, killed by the accidental discnsre
- = ~,n' and the fret Of the orie'na
ss,sIers 10 die, had previously oee
buried. T.. ~. ,h,o
} "a : number Of arrows were stickin
a. his hodv. Both Buskirk ana sur
I. "eon we're scalped. aud the sropM.
9 wers doubtless sold by the lndisns
the British government, which wss 'ns
having . bounty for American r;, uus'p
e Fearing Z night sttsck. Captain b.ss,
e csnsed sll the vessels 10 the fort 70
i ;iied With water. and the eusrds We
: doubled. There was no asssun, ~ y
I during the night the Indiaa: ssoie y
Il norses from . rail stable within twen
e vsrds a, the fort For these precsuuo
N srv measures Captain Bigger wss &c
d. sured. some charging him Win co".r
D. -. hut better counsel prevailed =
ID .his feeling coon died swsy--ind''
spoiis News.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-12-30

No fac, In business 10 better es'aoi,s". ".
.S.r ,hs fact that 4 man who drinks
- I. r"s ' - be trusted 10 . responsible pos.
ito" = % vhcre livea depend upon tne
N.o". O,H.. -. of his head and the e'esdines'
C,rs w 80 nerves. Il IL amazing how resay
c.c,,I. =. U sre 20 risk their lives ana tn'
,ives Of other people 10 tno so''o1
csuse OF rum. Voice
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-12-30

Upou the establishment OF the county
..st :, Portersvi,le, . school Was begun
there bv simon Morgan. aud kept In the
o,d los court house that 10 yet stanoing.
This bouse wss built seventy-dve yesrs
.go ltis tho oldest house now stand
ling that was used for school purposes !.
Tho county. County SuperintenueDss
Wilson has had . photograph 'sken .uu
will send il 10 the WORLDS tair WIN 'ue
county's school exhibit. Argus.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-12-30

Through the kindness Of the so'.or
~ column is act apart for school pur.
poses, aud the articles published oe'ow '',s
p srs complied or written at the county
srrarin,endent's Office, for the advance
mcut Of tho schoOls.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-12-30
r.. town Of Washington has recens.'

The town Of Washington ms
.,a.sd 1 contract tor electric street n9nss
;n~ The cost OF the plant will he sonus
.nsooo There are 10 be ITO street e.eS- zee
,;s arc ,iph,e. The city 10 to pay Sso
~. un.h rsr smuum for the fret 80 i'gnss,
49," "a ESQ each for the bslsnce-s total o.
81 $50 Messrs Graham y CoA
contract.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-12-30
Cen tral Hospital for tho Insane.

The annual report OF the Central Los
pitsl for the insane Was submitted 20 TUG
Governor yesterday. The expendnn,,re
of The institution for the yesr was eoIt''
ass. OF which $3.50 900 was for ms'n'ea'
auce. $500 for repairs, $4,000 for cio'h.
ing. e35 OO) Tor On electric ign. U's",, -,
"a l49 10 tor . wssh house ana $A.f.i "a
Tor . tunnel The daily average OF 20.
ltients wa SAT. OF which the per e:p'SS
sso n.tIeu,s and 337 we're dischsrged
during the year. The stateneot vs.
made in the report that the accomino'
|d.,ions we're inadequate and y va rs.
Icommeuded tha, the state purchase 'es
hundred scres within . short d's'snSe .,s
! loi The hospital sod erect cheap build.
. .ings. Tho central institution dur,ns .S,
1.-The yesr cared for i2e ps'iee%.s % .ns' :,
-lbeIouged 10 other districts 's-Sennne'
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-12-30

c.orse Francis Train says shst ~.
"a ..demn" q Asia,ic and synony m"o'
-i,h banana. There is no ques''oss s.,," %
,h.s .re anonymous after .rnU ~.
49,. 49, ~ . neel and has = vision o. ao'o0'
- &Nrvsnsyjlle Standard.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-12-30

IL nov generally known .ns' 80 ~.
insane come in the majority o. I".o -
from among those who are s""'c.e" ~ ~ ~
;n,oxican,s and narcotics. AmoSg ."o
y Mohsmmedane. ,y v here liquor ss soeo'".s. -. /.
IL i forbidden. insanity 10 vsvy rare. ~. "r
.,y.m,hsr y Of insane IL Increasing very
rsnidly 10 ,his country. and tne "., a.,"i
hsh;, l. becoming slarmingly un've's"'
-Progressive Age.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-12-30

sober women Better Than Dss'A
sober women are preferred 70 drunk, !,
eu men IN business avocsno"s ,",'
% whv no,3 Rsilrosd msnsgers ~ r n".'
ana have found II impossible 70 W.
,hs swi,ches With mon who can % %
"snded - upon 10 let liquor alone' suu =
have substituted women.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-12-30

Roys who are fortunate enonen 20 "c
horn in the country have urm's.s.."'s nm. onna,rs
over city 'sds. ~ LUZ 49," % ~
i the place Of ali others to De oora w:
The + s sssocis,ious Of youth. Of home. Q.
school. winter, and the farm wors IN"
play mixed together berlin in oas ds'fS,' S", grow s"
ieener into the character, ana oeco"s
desrer [ TO the being while life pssses 90"
the revolving years hold out. ,-.,,,
II IL worth more than u",vess's, :
.anca,ion 10 Lave been horn and oromxn'
"n Z" m ! isrm, OF we'll to do psrenss Ths'
snmpnlies az what no learning from .ns
|hnnks aver can. That l. resource ms
s,snd. bv. Il 10 something 10 feed upon
And II the boy ~ . ma" engages s' :,
business, or profession, he "a. . Moc. !
~ health and a aound constitution =
draw upon that will DO sure TO-. 70 CAR, -
him tr,umphsntly through when 10
c;,v boys are giving way al s'o"g ~
Dad Morally and physicslly ne has .
,sr The best OF it, Detroit Free rress.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-12-30

tPsris. O., an ardent dsvosee Q. .,.e me
a. : hv m,e,ske drank . large quaotuy
- concentrated lye inptesd ot wp'sEy'
The Ire wss good, TOO.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-12-30

Lift your hat reverently wnen yoS
..s ,hs teacher Of the primary scnoo'
s sh. e the great angel Of the Republic.
? S"c ~. ~ss, tmll Of pon,s and fashions :
an unqovernable little wretch; *noss
-, - mo,her honestly admits that she
a~.S. him 70 school 10 get rid OF him
% r." ,.dv who knows her business takes
who,. ~ 'o csrload Of theee anarchists. ONT
Iof whom. single handed snu .'""', ~ !
more than . match for bis psren's, 80. ~.
q, once puts them In . way o. os' wh.
use(ul and upright citizens. a. wus
expense OF toll, patience and so@' W. ~.
mess. Lift your bat 70 her.-Ine w
guard.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-12-30

The old log court house 's s'',I s'.nu. a'..
inc Al Portersville. This is tnS Ut. M.
""nse % buiIt for that purpose In Dnoo,.
""~r,v "r II was erected in 1878 In y
Simon Morgan "kep" school near. ear.
s".snsv.Ave years ego, consequently
,his building, We think. 10 the o':es @
|house now standing in this county 'ns '
- a used for school purposes. a p"sv,
|,oUraph Of Il will be sent 20 the Wo'm
Fsir with Dubois county's scnoo' g
lbibit.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-06-02
GenrraI advertisements.
" HY
PAY
RENT?

If you own a lot (clear)
| will Build you a House at
any figure desired.
You do not have to belong
to a Building Association
when you can get money to
build on better terms than
they offer you.
$4,000 has been placed in
my hands by a local capt.
talist for investment.
[ will furnish plans, speci-
tications, etc. for any design
of a home you may wish.
Regarding the payment of
the money Advanced, The
terms are most LIBERAL.
For further particulars
call at my office,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-06-02

reason the House adjourns at noon.
No bills have reached the stage of
discussion and passage, except the
one introduced by the Minister of
Finance concerning the payment
of certain Supreme Court expenses
not otherwise provided for. This
bill passed it's second reading yes
terday and comes up for final
action to-day. The measure was
rendered necessary by an uninten-
tional omission in the last Appro-
priation bill As everyone knows,
the biennial period expires on the
31st of March and all appropria-
tons expire with it. Section 6 of
the bill provides, however, that
certain classes of necessary pay
ments shall continue until July
31st or until the passage of a
new Appropriation bill, but fails to
enumerate this particular class.
The object of the bill under dis
cussion is to supply this omission,
and it will doubtless be passed to-
day. The band has shared the
same fate as these Court items,
and bill of similar character
regarding it was noticed yester-
day.
Notice of large number of bills
was given yesterday, and among
them are some measures of impor-
lance. One proposes to license the
Chinese gambling games, che ia
and pakapio, and another to Ii
cense the importation and sale Of
opium.
The matter of the elections of A
Horner and G. w. Ashford have
been referred to committee, with
instructions to report with all con
venient speed. In the first case &
new election will doubtless be
ordered. In the Ashford case, the
action of the committee is more
uncertain.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-06-02
Bn Autburitp.
Postal Notice.

On and after July l, 1892, the day on
which the Universal Postal Union Con-
vention, signed at Vienna, July 4, 1891
will come into operation, the limits of
weight and size OF sample packages OF
merchandise exchanged in the mails
between the United States and Hawaii,
and between Great Britain and Hawaii,
will be-weight, $50 grammes; Size, 80
by 20 by 10 centimetres. Approximate
English equivalents adopted-Weight,
II ounces; Size, II by8 by inches.
Packets in the form of roll must not
exceed y inches in length and 6 inches
in diameter.
The limits of weight and size Of sam.
pie packages, exchanged in mails between
Hawaii and all other countries OF the
Union than those above named, will be
from the first day OF July next: Weight,
8 ounces; Size, II by 8 by A inches
WALTER HILL,
Postmaster General.
Honolulu, June / 1892.
3089 1431-1t
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-06-02

By AN official notice it will be
seen that from and after July 1st,
1892, parcels of merchandise can
be sent to or received from any
country in the Postal Union. The
size of these parcels to all countries,
except the United States and Great
Britain, must not exceed eight (S)
ounces in weight, and twelve by
eight by four inches in size. To
the United States and Great Brit
ain the parcels may be heavier,
viz: twelve (12) ounces in weight,
and in size twelve by eight by
four inches. For samples of goods
and small articles of light weight
this parcel post will prove as great
a convenience to merchants and
others here as it has in great Brit
ain and some other countries.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-06-02
THE BAND AND ITS BANDMASTER

To-day is the twentieth anniver-
sary of the arrival in Hawaii Of
Henry Berger, the well-known and
popular leader of the Royal Ha-
waiian Band. Whatever the Band
is now and it certainly has
many excellent qualities - it
owes all to the untiring efforts
of it's leader, who is not only a
first-class musician, but also very
skillful composer. No man in the
kingdom has done more to furnish
rational enjoyment to old and
young than Mr. Berger, and it is
but just and proper that a public
testimonial should be given to
him, and not only just, but it
should be considered a privilege
for every one to contribute towards
it.
The Royal Band was first organ
lied for military purposes in 1870
under the auspices of Mr.. c. B.
Northcott, who was a very fair
instrumental musician, but having
only raw recruits, with whom he
could not communicate as readily
as he wished, he became discour-
aged and left after about one
years service. He was succeeded
by Mr.. F. Medina, who remained
as band instructor only a short
period. At the request Of Governor
Dominis, the Prussian Government
sent over Mr.. H. Berger to take
charge Of the newly-formed band
who arrived here June 2, 1872
Under his instruction the band
which consists wholly of native
Hawaiians, has increased from ter
or twelve boys, till it now numbers
over thirty. Some of them have been
connected with it for twenty years
and have been instructed in the
use of stringed instruments, with
which they have shown extraor.
binary proficiency, considering that
they have not had the opportunity
of listening to acknowledged pro.
fessionals, except on a few rare
occasions. The visit of Mr.. and
Mrs. Musin and Mr.. Scharf will
certainly have an educating effect
on all the members of the band
who have enjoyed good opportuni,
ties to see and learn what mature
artists can execute.
Mr.. Berger will, no doubt, re-
ceive this evening an ovation such
as he deserves-one which viii
show that the Honolulu public ap
preciate his services, and the
share which those services have il
helping to make life more pleasant
in our Paradise of the Pacific.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-06-02

In ORDER to assist our readers
in following the course of events in
the Legislature, we shall publish,
editorially, from day to day an ac-
count of the status of the leading
measures. There are many whose
unfamiliarity with parliamentary
procedure makes it difficult for
them to read the regular legislative
reports intelligently, and our OBJ
ject will be to enable such to follow
the published accounts with full
Ter understanding.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-06-02
The Illustrated Tourists Guide

That popular work, 'THE TOURISTS
GUIDE THROUGH THE HAWAIIAN ISL
ANDs," is meeting with steady sale
both at home and abroad. Tourists and
others visiting these islands should be
in possession of a copy of it. 1t is per-
feet mine of information relating to the
scenes and attractions to be met with
here. Copies in wrappers can be had at
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IN THE HOUSE.

1t takes some time to set the
wheels of legislation in motion,
and there has not been time
enough yet for the Legislature to
get down to work. This is the