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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-04-12

I'll meet you at the Brunswick.
6-tf
G. J. MCCARTHY has lots on Liliha
street for sale. 3-tf
THE Brunswick are the only Billiard
Parlors in town. 6-tf
AFTER shaving use Cucumber Skin
Ionic. Benson, Smith Il Co., Agents
1-tf
SUNBURN relieved at once by Gu
cumber Tonir. Benson, Smith Il CO.,
Agents. LII
N. S. SACHS has n change Of adver-
Lisement which should be read by all
in to-day's issue.
SURPRISE your little ones with an
Easter-Egg. They have some little
beauties at the Elite Ice Cream Par
lors. 2-6t
f. HORN, OF The Pioneer Steam
Candy Factory and Bakery, will have
ready delicious hot cross buns on Fri
day next.
Delicious coffee and chocolate will
be served every morning early at the
Palace Ice Cream Parlors, Ludwigsen,
l. CrOn, Hotel street. l-tf
GET your Doots and shoes made
and repaired by the old Wailuku
shoemaker, l.. ToENNIEs, on East
Hotel street. First-class work, low
prices. 4-tt
SHAMPooNG and head ashing done
ior ladies at their residence by Miss
Wolf, who can be found at 73 Bere-
tania street, or by Mutual Telephone
696, before d, m. or after 80 p. M.
4 If
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-04-12

Picture Frames made To
order from latest styles of
mOuldings. Renovation of
old pictures IA speciality at
King Bros Hotel street.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-04-12

SUNBURN relieved at once by Gu
cumber Tonir. Benson, Smith Il Co.,
Agents. l-ti
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-04-12

N. S. SACHS has a change Of adver-
Lisement which should be read by all
in to-day's issue.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-04-12

y ~ R1 h.si,sss.,.c.
~ . -s--S- eAslsi;s.1 s''-> J.l.g
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-04-12

Delicious coffee and chocolate will
be served every morning early at the
Palace Ice Cream Parlors, Ludwigsen,
l. Cr0n, Hotel street. l-Lf
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-06

i6eint Der &egierulte leiber siemli6
ft6er GIT fein.
Sie eoentuele Nltnabme Der @i0
niirbe fofort eine Minitersa riiis CUR
Solge baben. @uBer ben pbengenanne
ten bier Mintftern tpiirbe aber berntutbz
lid aud 9err b. Bennington iein @mt
als oberiter neutrality-suspicious. Der
Probin5 Sannober 1tieberleget.
Se6enfals ipir6 6ieier Conflict gu Ell
1em eltgeren Nni6tuie aqer liberalerl
@lertette ftbren, iuenlt alt6 aus Der
@riinbultg ether groBelt gemetnialnetl
liberalen Bartei fartlt etlpas merber
biirfte, ba Bic &luft stpif6en ben rebtsz
nationaliberalen 2eiietreterit a la 6err
BON GDnertt unb ben freilinniger 9ez
ttofroten bod Cit S1 uniiberbriidba=
rer lit.
8liidli6ermeiie lit bic gartei : 31t.
iamneniebang bes i'd tages berart,
bab Die &egierung niGt ben 8eriud)
MAIDEN tpirbt Die Auslieferung Ser
golfsf6nle greuBetts au6 ouf bas
gat5e 6eutf6e &ei6 aus3nbebnen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-06
s. aaltsDer & Sobu,
@buleiale- mmb Getail>9 rmggiftem

Sas &etailz@ ei6dft, iotpie bic &ez
eeptnr obiger Sirma finb Die bebeutenbz
item in San Nntpnio, tpoppn Sober
tagtdgli6 fi6 5a iiberaeugen @elegenz
belt bat. IS berri6t in Der 4pptbefe
gerabe5u elm pbdnomenaler 8erfebr;
man erbdlt bier aQes frif6 = bat in
aaen Requirements, tamentli6 aud in
Dem Der patentmebiainen = bic gr6Bte
@nsmabl ultb bic &eeeptur 1T ben be-
item unb getpiKenbafteiten 9dnbeu a1z
oertrant. 9as Wboleiale : @ei6dft
nin1mt BON Sabr au Sabr eiiten sroBez
rem umfang an, benin Die Npotbefer 1T Der
Stabt nn6 auf DEM 2atlbe baben bic
g%rfabrnmg gema6t, 6aB iie bier por>
tbeilbaft fanfen unb auf bas prpmps
tefts bebtent perben. Die Sirnta Salt
eDer itebt nit ben erften 9duiern Der
Ser. Staten in 8erbinbung urb intz
pprtirt piele Nrtifel brett in bebeutells
ben Guantitdten, gltf Outrage iperben
preislilten Derfanbt. Mir f6nnen alien
unieren betreffenben 2eiern ratbel1, nit
obiger renDmmirten Sirrta geI6dftlth
an5ufniipfen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-06
Gi1 G9ieasoer Nrt9sts lbet
Sa8er6ter.
M 8ter.
Gns fhbsm MaIt unb btttsrtm SopFsu
Sraasn wtr ben sutsn Iropfen,

Guf dnpere Art ~gebrduts8 Gter
ReHnt man NIT Heht eth arg @eiHmtsy.
Wtar bort iebt auerorts tur tIasen.
Die Brauer flagen, benn lie uerben
bur6 bic goncurrer3 ge3tpungen, Bier
ll eiaem preiien gu berfaufen, Ser bic
fd6nenp rofte friiberer Sabre iIuforiI9
8ena6t bat. Die 8iertrinfer Hagen,
neil ibnen iiberaa bic biIigen 81 g.
btere borgeiebt iperben, Bic apar redt
golbgelb IN bic Nugen fe6en, aber
naGber aud arg in ben @ebdrmet
5tptden; unb aud bic Wirtbe flagen,
BENIN beren Woblfabrt fteht nit Der gu.
friebenbeit ber8rauberrn einerIeits unb
benz gebagen Der @dlte aubererieits III
tnnigfter We9ieltpirfung. DieA Sc
mitbli6feit am giertif9, bieIe- iiber
bie1gan3e gr5e befannt gemorbene unb
bon allen anberen NationalitGten gez
prieienes @barafter : gisenthiimIi6feit
Der Seuti6en, III bebrobt. sic NOT
ri6t bic nrfa6e, lonbern eine SoIge
bes Sriafens, ndmli6 bes Srinfetts
gute1 q erftenaftes unb etn gutter
Gerffenfaft fann aus tti6ts anberem
als aus fiiBem @erfensMaI be-
reitet tper6en.
Sol6es 8ier regt 3ur @emntbli9teit
OF; es pirft ttift raid berau5deub,
benn iein NlfoboIsG ebaIt III 10 gering,
bab f6on groBe Quantitdten genoHen
tDerben mlhet, ebe bic alfoboIif1e
mtrfung fi6 b%orbrdnet. 9esbaIb III
sas Bier in bieiem 2anbe gum ret,
tenben @etrdnf getuorben, bas bem
l9nel beroui6enben Sdnaps bertries
ben bat, Der iiberbies felten in gemiitbs
!i@er &unoe ont Slide, fonbern in
f9dbli9er 6af an bet 8nr bur6 bic
@urgel gegoHen uirb. Sene 8rauer,
tpel9e bon Der guten beuti6en Dirt,
q Il etsB gu braueit, abge>
fommen finb, unb aus 30 8 Bier
brauen,N begeben Elm groBes unre6t,
benY He bringen elm m / II B 10 E r.
tBfges @ettdnf in ben DARTS lie
berIeiben urs baburd bas gemitbli9e
2neipen un6 bringen bas Bier i'm NIs
gemeinen in MiBerebit, 10 baB
feiner eulturelen Mifiion @efabr brobt.
Wir bofen baber, baB iene Brauereien,
tpeI9e nod gutter alter Dirt 9 e t e IT,
brauett, tpie 4. 3. bic u II 3 IL
fers8u@ 8rg. 4n. IN
g t. 2puis bon Wirtben unb 8iers
trinfern beboraugt perben, baB Der
9eutfde Gront made gegen bic Nfais<
biere unb perlange, baB inn fir feline
Gents elm aus IS # enmaI3
unb 0opfea gebrauter Srant borgeiebt
tperbe.
Die u II 3 ers8ud Brg.
q It. gebt NIT gutem 8eifpiele bot,
an. 2 Wir beapeifeln ni6t, baB ihr ats
bere 8rauer folgen unb auf ben aIteu,
geraben: Weg, aus MaIaS unb
Gopen einen ebrli9en SropfeR
bersuiteuen, folgen uerbet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-06
gpste seefrahte

tppten sanse Masen, peun ie her @erna6ldiFsuns
besinnenber Srantbeit entIprinsen. Sine Iei6te Gr>
tdltunsr elm Infaa BON llnperbauli9teit, biltDie Be=
i4iperpen, @erftppfuns, iebes bieier ala serius betrad
teten 9etben i4rettet in pieIen Gduen NIT &iefenIdrit-
ten an. Man pernidte lie faneu unb ~frfbsettis mil
SOfetter'8 Masenbttters unb sebe Der @efabr aus benz
@ese. Gbernetp t%an5eI.e ben Mann, Der ibm faste,
er babe pnnr einen Sdnupfen1 in saus sebbrtser @etie
al. qgiur etnen Sdnupfen1, rtef Der Dpftcr, yras
molten Sic 9aben, etma Rte 4et2" Rbeumattsmas unb
bic Grippe fino In ibren erffen anfdnsen lei9t su betz
len. Marum ldbi man ie baber anwa9ien? aegt tb=
men nit Dem Btters einen Semmi@ub an. Dte dnae
nebrne SBdrrne, tpeIde befe pprtreflifae Me5tSin tn
fem abrper rerbreitet, Der @nfoB, BEN fe Dem Blutz
umlauf siebt, bic 8crubtauns unb ardftisung, Bite le
ben @eifmd6ten aub Sranfen. sc tit Sas sreee Sell
mittel far Malarta.a
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-06

Observation-Disclosures aller Dirt,
bauptid6li6 pfige 81 ben niebrigften
8aarpreiien BEL
Sips Saarmann
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-06

Guf anbere Nrt %9ebrauteB Gter
Rennt man NIT Heht etn ara @e{Gmte
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-06
CINDERELLA gdmbs4alaft

Die feinlten Serrenz urb Samen=
S6ube, iopie aud Die beften ltrtb bauz
erbafteften S6ul S6ube fir anaben
uab Mdb6en.
@mpfeblensuertbe Nobitdt: 9plge's
maRerbi6te Sil5i6lbe unb 5ils : Yanz
tufelnl
neberbaupt 9les, mas in einem re-
guldren S6ubz@ ei6dft eriter &laie st
finben lit!
@inbereI1aS d II bsp #,
@de 9ouftonftraBe unb 9(pe.@
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-06
Werintht biefesl

GS fptet @t9ts unb mtrb GuG fiHerltn bienlia fein,
ipltet Sbr Snien, Grfdltuns pher trgenb Elm aeiben hs8
9alieS, Der Srut pher 9un8en baben. Or. 9ins'S
neue Grfnbuns sesen S@mtnfju6t peti&aft etnbes
run8. 0teies ptrb sarantitt, i'm anberen Safe .has
%ianben, bab es has Mittel mar. Bel Gnpen6uns bes
les grdperatS ~erlanste man eine icfprtise unb permas
uente Sur.
VeriuHt cine Yfpbelaide uno ~lter5eust Sud, ME
pirtlt9 gut eteeS Mittel 1T. grobefei9sn u~nentSelts
LID bel geclrb Dreib, Gbompipu q 60. ~ baden.
Wettauft merfen tie gu so Sta. uHp 81 90 fur 9rcbs
Mlaihen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-06
mebr ais
Yeripnel ge9eia
SnrG Die Seilmittel 6es
A. A. Never,

pe11en Jtame til gang Siio. utb Mtttelamrrifa
plfrd bic ipunoerbareu Setlerfplse, tpeltbe CT
er5teIt Bat, beriibntt eeiporoen lit ,lnb ser
Gnpfeblungen 9erporraSsatber 2erte aus alien
Sbeilen ser @elt te1ibt. I~rofefor Meber
itanamt aus 9rabten, lno sic 8enntnib Der
@%tsenidaiten beiIfrdftiger arauter, 8urseln
unb 8lat9cn bat lt6 felt S~abr6unberten In
ietner 6amilie pererbt. Gauienbe bon i3euas
ntiien, reI9e Sebern1atn sur GinItdt pffen
liesen, beitdtisen, trelc9e iiberral@cnSem Sell
erfolge CT II pieteR 75suen. Sic rnn berbpr=
ragsneen ~slsr5tse fiir h~clinungslos erfldrt
mrroen, rr5ielt fat.
Wt0nntr itnp 6rauer1, bic gelabnt ldtenen
auf Sebens5eit uno 81 bitlflpfen &rippeln ges
ipproen parett, baben burdj bic ipunberbaren
9etlnaitteI bes 9rpfeiIors ibre 8efunobeit ipies
oererlangt unb fpeiben ibm ibre 9eschs=
piinl4e.
Sic SeilmitteI pes grofefors SLEEPER f,tris
ren folsenbe &ranfbeiten: 0bemmatismns
tnb gdtpinSiubt, @dmtnbel, @ierens
itornmsen, Siiftentpeb, Seiteniteden, aatarrb,
seidledtli9e sdwadsuftdnoe, @it6ma,
gron4itis, 9bspepiia, naperbauli6feit, Sea.
senIeiber, peiben Glub, Sdmorrboioeu, ST.
iteln, smnsenleibent SaIs= nnb 9unsenleiben
tei Srauen unb &inbern, aiidenmarffraafs
bsiten, Sri9bt'ide Nierem aranfbeit,
Sfropbeln, 8leitiuat, @sidpiilite, Sntpos
tens, Malarta, &opfpe1, @slbiu6t, Saub1eit,
Aueti6unsen nnb ole se9eimen &ranfbeiten.
Certificate 6ebeilter aus alien Tbeilen Der
Belt liesen bot.
Srofeipr SLEEPER fennt bic &unit ser Mais
iase aufs @riinblidfte unb perfist iiber 1la=
tiirIihen Masnetisntus, Der BON beilfrdftisiter
@irfuns lit. Sas Gleftriiiren mittellt Mepas
rats uirb bon ibm nad nifenidaftliGen
@runbfdben ausgefihrt.
Son ausse3ei4neter 8raf. CUR 0eiluns ela=
sepurSelter 9siben iinb bic aus ben G1lensett
erprpbter Seilfrduter bereiteten 81ber bes
9rofeiipr Meber, bod mifem btelelben, Sa
ibre gereituns GROCER Sprsfalt bsbarf, ielbts
perftanSli9 bcrher beiteat iperben.
@rofsiOr Meper ~sarantirt, bab bic bon
ibnt perabfOlsten Seilmittef feinerlet @ift ODER
ionitise i9dblide Stoffe ~entbalten.
IS iol bon %rofefur Meber feinestpess
ben %porbanbemen tidtisen a(ersteu 9bbrud
seibeben er min muir biejenisen 9~atientent
pel6e ale 9(erste sebDrt unb periudt baben,
obne Sulfe gu fi,tben. eeine Silfsmittel BEL
fen Ssben, bent iiberbaupt nod sebolfen ipers
ben fnnn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-06
9entid1 . @maliidbe gdalc,

Gan Mntomip, Seras.
Anerfannt tiidtige ~2ehranftalt fir &nabcn
nab Mdbden felt breibis Sabren in reaer
@irffamfeit. @prtreffi4e 2e6rfrsfte mite,
betpahrter 2eittng. Scr engliIdem Sp.ade
fpiro, ME Der beutiden, bple giet9nuae aes
traser. AuBerbem llnterriAt i'm Gpaniiden.
Ginisermaben norbereitete SdEIer iinben ie-
ber5eit Aufnahme. 9dbere ausflnft e~rtbeilen
Serr S. @rpps, grdiitent bes SGul @or-
ftanbes nnb & NJ. 8arbed, Sireftor Der
Nnftalt. tnm-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-06
9luh bic aniidlen Dit @elasc

Nub Die 5iplt6en Nlt BelascD
u1b benz st, 2ouis YaB liegenbe
Strefe bes aiiltenltri68 fdngt iebt an,
als Defenders fir Die Obt@ unb @es
miilesudt %geeignet 8ea9tung gu fimz
ben. g8ie ein 8eri6t aus gelaSco mel
bet, bat ein 9err s, 8, Subgins, tpelz
der bort eine grpBe 8iebfarm bat, i6on
einige 6tilde @artenlanbes fir $14,z
900 an ein paar 3u5iigler p%erfauft,
unb er itebt betrehs zines aitbez
ren beinabe boppelt 70 grobes Stiides
nit anberen &~aufluitigen in @erbanbz
luna.
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Ml8 Qehrer

fir 8ioIine, 8ioIa umb GeIID
erbietet ii6 81. @Dbe1, Norbz9 traBe
go. 408. 8efonbere 8ea9tung pirb
gelegt auf bas 3uiammenfpiel mebrerer
Schiller, auf bas Srioz unb Quartet
SbieI.
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Sic GmnSet 9SppS Gp.

perfauft Me9aiter, Sltbian Serritorp
&oblen gu $3.50 per Sonre, Sol3 gu
$3.50 per @or6 unb gebadtes Sol3 gu
$3.50. Iae N%uftrdge tperben prompt
ausgefiibrf. Selepbon81 81.
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Die ein3ige 9anbelss Nfabemie inn
State Seras, mel6e man ais cine
Initalt eriter &laiie be3ei6nen fann, 1T
Obne 6rage bas bieitge "Alamo City
Business College,. Sbren 9lnfpru6 auf
cine fold Bobe unb befonbere Stellung
fam biefe @nftalt auf lire fpftematii6e
@intbeilung Der beri6iebenen 9epartez
nlents, bic ale unter Der 2eitung err
fabrener unb tii6tiger 2ebrer liegen,
baiiren. &ei9 iIuitrirte &ataloge tperz
ben auf Muni6 iiberaa bin frei bers
ianbt. %. s. m a II, Director.
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opmneritas ben IL. Tebrmar 1892,

Entered at the Post Office at San Antonio,
IL Texas, as second class matter.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-12-09

1 n "A nj
| nIG-tf
TO LET-TENEMENTs.
| NERY PLEASANT LOWER TENEMENT on
LITHMA M sye ge Low & rent to right fsmily
| fTo LEr-uPPER TENEMENT on DOYLE
| G-l6, News ONCE, nsi-tf
| V'o LET-To FAMILY OF ADULTS. ELEGANT
LAUNDRY aeaea1 stesm Of bsa roo%s c2 on ao9 with IN
g bs oPssEaz 5s tqees n And al modern eonye
RarI Of ,sayi ssityi rent 30 per month Address G.ii
news once. nl6-tf
| 30 LET UPPER TENEMENT on DOYLE
rent reascnaSe &daTesss SdeTe GerS p5
| NeMs once nl0-tf
To LEI-yPphR TENEMENT OF ROOMS on
aGaress St% ssr omen sn''0n of p srsaA
'ro LET-TENEMENTs OF o ROOMS IN Elm.
non,S Sood moaern improvements N only ts per
10 smPas! hETTENEN6STs NsN FlST 9N
ohiy cents 10 oi'y Address CO. News Office.
To LET-vERY DESIRABLE LOWER TENE-
cars; house almost new all modern improvements:
for rent etc Address H "a N-ws ONCE, ni6-tf
1'o LEr-oN KNIGHT ST.. NEAR BROADWAY,
modern improvement s. Address AS, News oflce
nlo-tf
RIO LkT-TENEMENT OF ROOMS ON FLOOR
crate entrance. Address SO News once. nis-tf
V'o LET-TENEMENT OF ROOMS ON HIGH
, a stree, n near spring; rent S2s per month. Ad-
An advertisement is not luxury but a
necessity.
TO LET-MIsCELLANEoUS.
Three sncs under this heading 10 cents.
'ro LET-lN CENTRAL LOCATION. STORE
for the right man. Address Bill. News oflce.
uo LET-sHoP WITH BOILER AND GOOD
~, water I pfltyllege on Woonasguatucket river
.--- --w. -.-u---, 1-Lo, Sews omoe. nlo-u
FOR SALE-HOUsES.
L'OR sALE-GooD FAMILY HOUSE. NEAR
DO. News once - '"' ''"' HiStf'' niS-S
EoR SALEM SOUTH PROVIDENCE. NEAR
cottages; bay windows, piazzss modern Convent,
ences; furnace II desired; price az $50; most OF
Eli, News ofnee, 'S"se' ndissrIfs' nisItf'
1O LRT-HoUsE ON BROADWAY. NEAR SUIT
neneea Ilse ssres ~ EoIa s SsScr o al modern conye
u Angel St, 10 room houses stable for q horses
and l2OOO feet OF land most OF the purchase money
may remain on mortgage II desired File, News
om-ce. s18-f
FOR SALE-REIL ESTATE.
LOR SALE-FINE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
L on North Main 81 over 5000 feet land with
houses fronts on SITS: now rented could be
adapted Tor business purposes; price only $4,000;
great Investment. Address Ella. News office
n2l-u
HOMES, HOMES, HOMES, 10 MINUTES RIDE
HI ON N. Y, n. II. A IL. r. H., near street cars
houses lots or both on easy terms beautiful situa-
,.oh. 40, News once. nl6-u
I'OR sALE-bOTs IN THE FINEST sIJRtTRR
4 OF this city for dwelling purposes; wide streets
aud avenues now being curbed pawtuxet water
ana gas electric cars pass six times an hour flne
view OF the bay from ever lot better than yIn0
In the ctyi not too late TO build this fall IN Won bnv
~ once. For pauouiars. prices, etc. add ress C-s
Vows olce u n16-tf-
L'oR sALE.-soME OF THE FINEST HOUSE |
u lots at the North End OF the city at-what |
price 40 you think Only t22 10 SIS, and only Al
month 70 paw at that, who wouldn't own a house |
10y only q fow near horse cars left, jump quick
z,o1ioss I-lo, NtNs ONCE nl0-u
NouNG MAN-t1J SECURES A LOT Sure TO /
DC good -afs lnvostme mt OF Sprague Home, /
thad Plat ae5 OF the 400 are sold and You must /
move now III -ou get one Sla5 and also each 4
RAND ALia 20 Weybosset At mvls-v
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE
Three lines under this heading 10 cents.
WAITED GERMAN GIRL FOR GENERAL
WANTED. oIRL TO DO GENERAL HOUSE.
reference Wa News once. anu "''tu DIST O.
SITUATIONs WANTED FEMALE.
Three tines under this heading 10 cents.
WANTEIp,- SITUATION By LADY COMPOST
HELP WANTED-MALE
Three lines under this heading 10 cents.
WANTED-6 GOOD ENGRAvERs USED TO
BAILEY. 90 Richmond st. n2s-tf
spare the advertisements and spoil the
| business
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.
XVASTED-sITUATIoN BY FIRsT-cLAss
w man cook. carver and oyster man. Refer
ence. Y-23 News ofiice. ds-3t
XVANTED-sITUATIoN AS BOOK KEEPER,
w all round man temperate and reliable. Good
reIerence. va. News ONCE ds-3t
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
Three Tines under this heading 10 cents
WANTEp-GIRLS FOR THE ARCADE SER
w WANT. AGENCY; help, male ana fe male
FURNISHED. Rooms 6s and 10 Arcade. Telephone
l39-4. oa-u
WANTED-AGENTS.
Three tines under this heading 10 cents.
- -
WANTED Agents svssswasSre = ", 4, e sell our
and dauber You can make from t3 20 IS a day
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-12-09
WHERE IS ROLAND NORTON (?
Interest Again Revived by n Report of
the Finding Of His Body.

the Finding of His Body.
PORTSMOUTH, N. H., Dec. 9.-Interest in
the case of Roland Norton OF North Kit
terry, who mysteriously disappeared Sun
day, Aug. 2s, has been revived again by
report to the effect that his body haa
been found buried behind his fathers
barn at that place. A visit to the place
proved the report canard.
Mr.. Norton was found in the barn car
Ing for his stock and said he had heard
the report through his neighbors, and
supposed those who had found the body
would produce it. He knew nothing
about IL. Throughout the entire inter-
view, Norton maintained perfect silence
on direct questions and returned evssive
answers to others.
Many think that Norton knows more
than he Is willing TO tell, or is insane.
Very little credence is placed in the letters
received from Boston and Chicago regard
ing the missing boy.
Mrs. Norton was written to as to the
whereabouts of her son, but so far no
answer has been received, and the belief
that Roland Norton has been the victim
OF foul play will not be removed from the
minds of the reidents of North Kittery
until word Is received from either the lad
or his mother.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-12-09
INSTANTLY STRANGLED.
A South Boston Man Fatally Burned
In His Own Home.
HIS BODY FOUND ON THE FLOOR
The Firemen Endeavored To Save HIS Life
but Were Unsucccssfui-Ifis Wife and
Mother Frustrated by His sad Ending
Origin or the Fire Unknown.

BosToN, Dec. 9.-James 8. Mcdonald,
well-known "auctioneei, was burned Il
death at his home at 934 East Broad way
south Boston, last evening.
Toward the latter part OF the afternoon
his wife, according to a weekly custom
dressed the four young children to pay 4
visit to Mr.. McDonald's mother, who re.
sides on Fourth street
This was at about fifteen minutes past
five. Mr.. Mcdonald thought that he
would not go, and prepared to, spend Q
girls, Nellie, brought a paper and two
current magazines To his room for him.
Then Mr.. Mcdonald placed q small ta-
BILE at the head Of q large couch In his
room, which is on the second floor, and
on this placed large and heavy metallic
lamp. Lying full length on the couch he
began the enjoyment OF rest and reading
At the same time.
He had not been lying down very long
before ring at the
Door He'll Disturbed Him.
There being no servants in the house at
the time, he was forced to attend to the
door himself. This was at about rs min
utes past 5.
Scarcely five minutes after the time Mr..
Mcdonald answered the ring of the door
bell, and received package of dry goods
Tor his wife, conductor on o South Bos-
ton car saw flames in side window of the
\ house on the second floor. The conduc-
Tor caused'an alarm to be given from box
IA. This was at exactly 5.34.
The firemen responded with alacrity. A
ladder was raised to the second-story win
dow. The first fireman that entered saw
the body OF large man lying face down
ward on the floor, with one arm under his
head. Catching up mat, the fireman
wrapped II around the head and shoulders
of the man, whose clothing was on fire,
and having
Put Out the Blaze,
called assistance.
The body was taken into the street and
q doctor summoned. The man was be-
yond medical help.
As Mr.. Mcdonald was alone In the
house il Is not known in just what way
the fatality occurred. The small table
upon which the lamp stood was found
overturned and the lamp on the floor.
BY placing the lamp on the table it was
1t is thought that Mr.. Mcdonald
reached for a magazine, which was lying
on the floor; that his arm touched the
table and overturned it. The lamp in
falling
Struck Him on the Forehead
and the outpouring oil saturated his
heavy whiskers. He probably made an
effort to arise from the lounge, and rolled
over upon the floor, where he was found.
The firemen upon their arrival found Mr.
McDonald's head directly in he very fierc-
est OF the fire. His whiskers were burned
of and his coat badly burned. The inju-
ries To his face are terrible, but the body
Il not burned. II is thought that he IN
laled the flames and was thus instantly
,trangled.
One Of McDonald's brothers had the
'orrowful duty of informing Mr.. MELON
id's wife and his mott her OF the husband
nd sons terrible death. The mother,
Who Is woman of 20, was nearly pros
rated by the shock, and the grief OF the
wife was painful.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-12-09

Manager Smith of the Metropole Ath-
letic Association was in Boston yester-
day, and expressed the opinion that the
coming battle between Jimmy Doherty
OF Cambridge and Jack Cattanach.
which is to occur In the club-room Dec
2l. would be a fine contest. He intends
70 run special train from Boston TO
frovldence and return for the fight to
accommodate the large number of Boston
men who want TO see IL. There is n
strong backing behind Cattanacb, and
there Will be no trouble in placing all the
money wished.