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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-26
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.

IINlNNbNAL AND hlANEhAlA
]. w. Barboe, live stock agent Of the
Cotton Belt, is in the city.
Sycamore Harris, live stool, agent of
the Wabash, came in yesterday.
j. j. Mullnne, commercial agent Of the
Santa Fe, went to Galveston last night.
l.. j. Polk, general freight agent Of
the Santa Fo, left last night for Calves
ton.
A. ]. Davidson division agent Of tho
Santa I'c al Clehurne, after spending
two days in the city went TO Dallas last
night
D. b. Secler. general passenger and
ticket agent uf the Denver, went over 10
Dallas last night.
The Santa Fc has iust issued new
folder II Is one Of The ucltest and
most complete folders ever issued. 1t
gives the mileage Of the Santa Fe sys-
tenn at 9;iAG miles.
The Cotton Belt pay ear will come in
tomorrow morning A. c, Bates will be
In charge.
II. NJ. Iicldugcr, Southwestern pas
senger agent Of the Kansas City, Mem
phis and birmingham. is in the city
The official Railway Guide for Novem-
Der is ont.
ID. C. Wcathcrby. superintendent Of the
has returned from a trip to Louisiana.
G.. c. Arnold, general claim agent Of
the Cotton Belt az ST. Louis, will be in
from Commerce today
G. b. Sloat, assistant ticket and pas
senger agent of the Rock lslaud, went to
Chicago last night. He will return about
Thursday.
The railroads are placing orders for
1894 'annulls,"
A. j. RaicliTe. travelling passenger
agent Of the Denver, came in yester-
day.
j. W. Allen. general freight agent Of
the Katy, with headquarters at Dehson'
Is in the city.
Sam II. Ely. commercial agent Of the
Missouri, Kansas and Texas, is In from a
trip.
j. b. Snead. general live stock agent Of
the Katy, came In yesterday.
j. W. Dickinson, trainmaster Of the
Santa Fe 40 Clrbnrne. who has been in
the city for few days, returned home
last night.
VIM. DOherty, passenger agent OF The
Santa Zee leaves tomorrow for q three
weeks trip 10 the Indian territory,
j. IL. Chamberlain. chief clerk in the
master mechanics Office Of the Fort
Worth and Denver railway, has left for
a "trip TO Boston. Mass, on a visit
The roof on the Denver rounlhouse
was being rrpaired yesterday and when
the rain came up the roof leaked pretty
bad.
Col. Robert L. Lee Cook Of TIE Texas
1 and Pacific telegraph office, is spending
today ia Denton
volney Hall stock and cain agent
of tln Texas and Pacific, spent yester-
{ NNaNN
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-26

+. December 10 the Gulf, Colorado
|Santn Fe will run a special train
4 Texas to Atlanta, Ga, for the bene-
n e1earSouisis who go TO southern
to spend Christmas. Through
H. viii be put on to Birmingham
Nashville aud all points on the Louis
ud Nashville and Chattanooga. and
/ gu ihe line OF the Queen and Ores
IND TO Atlanta. aud all points on the
,n5ni Gs5 Danyllc.
train will run via Rosenberg, Tex
New Orleans, and the rate will be
IN for the round trip.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-26
CORRIDOR TALK.


Tho eppciacIe or Congressman j. W.
pau.. i,,,,,,,,,.. No J,strict h, an -o,
''"'''' """f'"a ".'
yehr mas 0rchsloheu huch coiumeni hh'hS
those WIN watch political cycuis, aud many
,,o,o ,,.,tnr,d ,shother A bso moan Caused
h''' N"'t'''" "N''N'' - ""a ~"
" derlhc % IenucnhN IN lhe uHu1Vt
or % W. bailey political slrcnglp,
gentleman from the fifth district Que OF
Mr, hhlleys CONSTITUENTS Mho WIS ~ INC
lfcilwlck ,y,zlcrdny. rhpfr1esI ile hellei
beeanse % 9 rear ut pFfonnl WeNlne',;
lhc pcmlrmnn referred 70 " Wen Nerfl
IN ihr phHurhl uolhRA % INC uNFWd "nl
seldom snnakH cNcrpi MY the card IN
response To d query ng 10 the cnusr Of Nj,
bailey y early htuinpmg tour, NO. hAiht
"bniry mas NOT fho rifehEth IN hN hHltltl
inF, especially w Tue older paris Of VA lnu
know nt The last redlsirlcilng lhn 'nuhiltH
" Hunt AMI fhnnln were added 70 w. IN
int-e count i'H hc u lmnrrEhnhe' IN ,Iias,
Maintain | nSgn En %nG p bc N"asSst'
And pan lrlzing more. he Is weakest In
Cooke hiH home county Friends oi hlnc
VIII nie Iai hwy. WIN N2nu.tiN' e,, Win
c1nld beat him IN Gainrsyine his resi-
dencc. aud that thcrc are several wnn
would make the county doubtful. IN n'nlnn
county there " very strong nlF-hloll "
llw' ! Know ms hcISolnly. 40 n,ni",,d.l "
on hcarsny for this statement, Ih,re y
~ lensl one ambitious piece 81 NlnHI,,s1
ional timber there WHO my hg peIaunden
H. ~ Ivy ~ R "ct % ft nsns; nu senator Nir
smith j. q very able man. He eonhi "nniiS
u'mncf bNllry ~ DchiNht fuNs nhu
Mnnll nlso run nm Q close Ineg mn ~ ,o'h hn;
they VIII likeis remain terllhel nniil
Rnllrys weakness becnincs more NpphHnl'
smith lllough u WILLING % lump ~ gisn'
VIII not give Their consent iniegs my ~, ~
some probability Of ~ dsfgAunE ,Bu,.y'
u ne ennnot lempnHlInie my W' ~
then tley VIII cast around i9f SINE inan
who can, saw IN tlc taheiif . wv uih
ago where Judge Fotier ,W ''hineslliie
might Dr lnehed i9rwnFl' nc n = eupns
snnlt on ialeys agricultural trtnNih.
Mention % his nainc may he accented 20
mean mat smith Y not con.i4'reg .lua ,l, 10
known that HALEY u 70 have an opponent
for the nomination. Fqn fhn Nep,nn on ~
three or -FOUR olheiH VIII pop hP w"
Jntnoa NJ. nnbertso1 a prominent young
4, tt -, ,.,,,,,t, ,.
l'"F'f 81 "''iiNn'
In The city yesterday, haytng ease on
-. a,,a =. ~ ,,,el A., IA AZ nober,son ~
H.. 1,,,,',,,'t, sa,,..1,, ave- ma n min
a few dnys ago whiii damened ilr iround
a little. The farulers arc ihkins navnniafe
q Nc aa,np l1,., 70 l,ian, ~ Inn n NV NAV
raise d Ono crop. 'rhr farmers N iioague
county arc IN firofty fair condition. That
Y t6ev nave nirafr to cal, bui they're
MOI natiur their debts vfry rapidly Nnu
sen wool growing h a. iinp0fiuni Industry
IA Bn.iffie county There arn 1000 henn
~ sheef there. Iiut there's 10 market Tor
,v,ol now. The wool growers association,
ivhlrh docs moi Include ali The w0ii growers
~ thc county. either. have on hnnd
cents ter ponnI' h worth s2JTWU. rhis
,g,soi a. fitet, "a M earihlr 80 10 auYnue--
hey can't ma n marriott nobody viii 30
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-26

Chicago. H.. NOV. ~. The great M
Hand match u 1000 polnta fourteen inssh
bail, line between Frank q. Ises and
Edwnnl Scllacfcr. was played 70 a lnlsh
tonight al Central mugic hall. A big
audience witnessed tho closing ZOO points,
IN spite Of the npplrent certainty that
Iysa' large lead Of OF l05 hnd preclnded
tho possibility uf ,ichaefet's winning.
The contest was The greatest In the
history Of hiiliarda. ~ both players had
broken AL previous records cf high runs
aud averages. and both are unlneptiQn-
ably The l.iding performers Of tho world
at Ibis e,sle Of game.
scbaefef wins: 1000; Ives. 1910
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-26

A Washington, Iowa. special says;
Several weeks ago the Rock Island
'l'ircily'' passenger train was abandoned
by that road, resulting in so much incon-
vience that strong protest was sent to
General Manager st. John. asking that
the train be again put On. After several
relusals the road has finally decided TO
resume the running Of the "Firehy"
next Saturday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-26
FIRE Al HANNIBAL. Mo.
BY Associated Press.

Hannibal. Mo. Nov ~. Tho most de-
structiye IRE IN the history ~ the rity
occurred tonight the total loss hning
estimated ~ $4,000 dollars Tho lrs
originated IN tho large store 6f The VIII
linn Noorlls dry goods contrary by tho
llnpry department IL snread rapidly mud
soon tho entire interior OF the building
WIS solid blaze. The nnmoa lenped
from the roof and tho adjoining build
lnga were doomed. Eleven substantial
brick structures were destroyed.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-26

ia pnso. Tex. Nov. 25.--A Deining ~.
egrtm bist received saya two Mexican
resOlnii0nists came ny frDm The ecrne IL
trouble and renqfi TINT the rrf1lutiuuisfs
attacked fhe felrral soldiers betwean As
renciOn and idlninnH. 10 the BOca Gfandn
country 1Lr diiArk. they NY. was uin1e
TbnradaY morping. md ile battle e1niin.
ueI ihn5gld tln day. The soldiers were
surrounded and als'hinr1 heavy losnes
Tho IMPORT Is MOI doubted, vs. I Is known
the reg0iufinniHis only awaited On oppnf-
tunily 10 IRE npgn the Mexican troops.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-26
RINGsl nINGsl niNGsi RINGsl

Diamond rings, opal rings, emerald
rings. sapphire rings. ruby rings. moon
stone rings, carbunclc rings, any rinipt
tlcor.eye rings initial rings, ia fact
e.trv Imaginable kind We have the
hrgest stock. see them al Morehoua a
AieBrle,a
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-26

Washinrion, Noy. Is. Tho senators
and members Of congres hngc b.siin 70
fttufn, Many arr making arrangements
for he winter, There y a general inn
precision that litila win be done brforo
The holidays. There are several mnficrs
pamiing Do betb bonsea which can occupy
iilne. even " tAe iArln bil. does not come
np al 0nre There aris number. Of mem.
iiars Wis would very much me 10 have
he llseliGu Maliel COINS o. saily. aui
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-26

\. Allen, assistant general manager
4 Rock Island, and party, who ar
the city Friday evening, with
70 Of staying over until Sunday,
shortly after noon yesterday
home in Chicago.
va party was to have remained
~ sunday, it was somewhat Of a
lnat i left so suddenly, the
lqr which could not be ascer-
. - Hovey, vice president and
II Experiment, accompanied the
" The road for short distance.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-26

The aerial hook aud ladder truck.
rhtss, Inns been IN the shop several days
fer r.pnlrs, was finished yesterday and
il arain IN eeatrll FIRE hall,
Grand fair in The beneiit Of ila' Catho-
Javl Tbs ladies Of the Catholic
,Si,r,b win hold grand fair al the
uepdricks' milling lupsmirsl on Thurs.
day. Thanksgivlug day, o mmptuons
M The fair will be continued during
fbc week. ending on saturday The "a.
iir. program VIII BE- interesting and fol
,hoee VINO pitrlnize this entertainment
more is in store q genuine feast Of pleas
urr
Brewmasier Walters Of The brewery. T.
erecting d saloon and residence on his
niaea near The brewery II N 10 be- q
1,yo-story frame building and y being
erected an the site Where barring
louse ba.onang to him was destroyed
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-26

GREAT CONGRESSMAN DEAD.
by Associated Press
Philadelphia. Pa, N0y. 21.--congresa-
man Charles O'Neai father Of the honse
Of representative, Is dead.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-26

Special p The Gnzritc.
Joshua. Tex. Nov. 10 De ~ Q Sims
feil from % house on which he was at
work yesterday evening and bfDka Lie
shoulder.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-26

Special 20 the Gazette.
Hlllsboro, Tex, Nov. 25--The I'M
County Ssloo Tclcicrf aasnciation mot
today and vas larriy attended.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-26

Warrington. Nov. -. Eastern Texas
Tirnatfng wpailrr sud min. Increasing
southeast winds, slightly warner IN
northeast poriims
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-26
sANrA FE CIRCULAR.

. heenan, general passenger
q Tie Gulf, Colorado aud Santa
issued the following circular:
w Of one and one-third fare on
I ls meetings:
10 to IL. s'o" ~
iuan lNcturcship meetlng at
-'euie December IL TO 10.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-26
! KATY EXTENSION.

'.aie, Tex. Nov 25.-Gonerai
Z .s,'.,','. W, G. Crush says the
'l,ss.' ''.'aiiis The Missouri. Kansas
Is, . sln Antonio will soon l,e.
alif 10 from Iorkiari h.ing
Tyr depot gronnds here.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-26

n loadea shFllEl llr Faarllrl q Amber
suA's qua stisr
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-26

TT,,..to. r.4taine rainr nhgi7s, cots ali
teas Il Aal.s-s-'s aaa -s3's
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-26
HICO & HAMILTON STAGE LINE

Stage oavee for Hamilton at arrives at Hloo II a,
m. First Class accommodations in Ivory Limo.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-26

Baker Bros. Tor fruit trees. wrlio for
catalogue.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-26

3 - 'ir business Of ali lines
'l'asia Rlfroal company
~ ims2 cast Of Fits
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-26
j. B. MITCHELL, m. D.,

Homeopathist-sr rps on.
sls slain street 1elenhope u
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-26

Nv time card goes into effect on
Bill, Colorado and Santa Fc this
b. The change was made unex-
~, nobody hearing anything Of it
Ne published schedule was received
llg The new time card is as
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-02-07


Many stories come fzom San
Francisco regarding The nctn. brutal
ga ,.,,,....ss. u 1870. ~. a.
- 80, - ~
l0ns y 'ne on'0n' "a snei1 sno1's
70 prevent Captains from shipping
|non-union crews. Scarcely 4 YES
sci leaving San Francisco with non.
nn;on ,,sr, es,s 49, ,.;s,,.... -,
49,
nee p1otsetlon, ana many 2 sailor
has exhibited 3 bruised face from
coming IN contact with The auto
Gratis ~ the wa4ar frsnt n w.s
sl-.,,. .s.,.;.,-...s 49, TT..:.. -
sSl.si1e.ee .'n. ''o. ''.s.. ~.
connneo tneH efforts g @seao3
|crews,as non-union men are termed.
and no attempt was made to inter
fere with the vessel ar its r;v,;no
but. n the absence of nroof s. ii, s'
contrary. X looks verv mnch lie
fbe American sh;n Ecl;n-a wb;cb
= now s. r,rt ~, rves ,,os~5ss H. . ono
malie;o,,s 5,srso M wb;ie he vessel
was a. San Frsnc;seo 60 -
The Fciinse ss;Ied froro that mort
Soma months aoo for Nsna;rn ,. M
previous 10 her den =, tbe can
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-02-07


During Tuesday. January 3Ist, the
/ sad news Of kh6 death Of Miss Ste
vens, on Hawaii, was brought b. tho
kihau to Mealdea Bay. Ielephonic
communication made the event gen.
orally known almost immediately.
Regrets and words Of sympathy were
many all o7er the island.
During Monday, January 30th,
strange sounds Of clarion tones awoke
the echoes Of Halealala's slope. It
disturbed the slumbers, caused won.
dermenL at noon and received ex-
PLANTATION al night. Was il from a
distant steamer or mill ? or was It the
screech Of some strange monsterl
Makawao Corn MIL had added
piercing whistle to its architecture.
that was all.
During the full Of the moon, il
March, Maunaolu Seminary young
ladies' are to give another extremely
dne entertainment something very
excsllent-much surprising all pre-
vious Efforts Of the kind. Shakespere
says there's nothing in name, and
SO when mention is made shat the
programme includes a farce and q
Mother Goose operetta, half the
story remains untold.
FORT ITEMS,
The barkentine Mary Winkelman,
Nisssn master, arrived in Kahului
during the morning of Sunday, Jan.
18th. She was 81 days from New
castle, N. S. W.. and brought $50 tons
of coal for II. O. Co.
The brigantine j D. Spreckels,
Captain Christensen, was towed to
sea by the Likelike on Wednesday
morning, February LIST, bound for
San Francisco. Cargo $500 bags
sugar from H. @. Co.; 1150 bags Of
Paia's sugar, and 700 bags sugar
from Waikapu. Value. S14, t.38.
While being toWed out, a short dis
lance ontside the harbor, the line
parted, and the j. D. Spreckels
drifted rapidly toward the breakers.
The steamer was Immediately turned
about, and, RAINING under the brig
antine's bow, caught the broken line
and brought her back into the har-
Dor. Then, having secured a new
line, with few light sails set, she
was towed to sea without further
mishap.
The steamer Waimanalo made a
special trip to Molokai on Wednes-
day, the LIST instant, with 20 head of
cattle for the Leper Settlement, and
returned on Thursday night to IA
hului.
Weather: Wind blowing from the
south, with slight local rains yester-
day, to somewhat relieve the dryness.
Not SO cool, however, as during the
past weeks.
Maui, February 8, 1898.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-02-07

One Of the Railroad Commission
ers offers a new, first-class suit Of
clothes to any San Francisco news
paper man who will make and pro-
cure the publication in San
Francisco newspaper Of a correct
report Of one days proceedings be-
fore that body. It may be taken
as absolutely certain that the Com
missioner viii not be called upon
to pay for the clothing.
The idea Of an accurate report of
any proceeding of any body or
association in San Francisco
paper that has any interest what
ever in the matter in hand, even if
it be only the interest Of q theory
or an idea, is simply absurd. Even
when one Of the San Francisco pa
pers is convicted Of incorporating,
it never, or SO rarely as to be phe-
nominal, rises to the courageous
level of correction.
An instance Not long ago the
County Superintendent Of Schools
held a convention in San Fran
cisco. The Bulletin reported a
long series of resolutions against
the State textbooks as unani-
mously adopted by that conven-
ton, and the reporter went so far
as to comment upon the unanimity
of the vote. The fact is that the
resolutions were not adopted, and
we're never put to vote upon adop-
ton or rejection, but were buried
in a committee, and never heard Of
after Introduction indeed, they
we're not even debated. But the
Bulletins false report went
abroad, and our interior exchanges /
still come to US with editorials
commenting upon the Adoption |
Of the resolutions, the Bulletins |
report having been accepted as |
true, and having never been cor |
Tected by that jouiaal.
It is well, whenever a purported |
report Of proceedings Of a deIibe-
-ative body sitting in that city /
appears in San Francisco daily |
newspaper, 70 accept It
With a reservation oil
Ioubt. Not that some re-
,orts are not true, but since so
many are either absolutely false
r colored out Of all semblance Of |
ruth. it is impossible to separate
be chat from the wheat. -sacra-
nento Record Union.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-02-07
A Foreign Opinion.

Every new development in the
Hawaiian situation serves to make
clearer that no effort on the part Of
the United States is being made to
bring about the annexation Of the
Sandwich Islands. All sentiment
in its favor and every movement
toward such a contamination has
been 2 81 ntaneous growth among
the Hawaiian people. Whatever
benefit world result from making
the domain Of Queen Liliuokalani
a part Of the United States would
be to the island kingdom. Its au-
tonomy at present is a costly lux
ury, 81 900, 600 a year being neces-
S ~ to keep the wheels Of govern
ment in running order for people
numbering about 10000. The
greatest advantage to the United
States would be the undisputed
possession Of an important strategic
naval station, which It virtually
already possesses in the Pearl Haf-
Dor concession. While this coun-
try, however, may make no set
HndeaVor to obtain control over the
Il viii yet feel it a duty to
prevent any other nation from in
.erfering with theig autonomy us I
3 Examiner.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-02-07

"A man. says Bsliree is. als. If sII.
human.
A visitor TO . recent large eznib cn
Of pictures n New York rmaf|rsd 4.
many Of those which lad i1f their sub
1ecis hoInely domestic subjects a6
children. old men or tte ires were
marked sold While others 81 anch m
execution were rot bodght
1T is always The r t q, ea
tod'en' People 81 p seilat Is look
Ct great pictures bnf theY m7
quently buy one to hang e M m
which recalls their own ehI|dho 81
their home Youth c.naL.A.an.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-02-07

Saturday morning a party Of
ladies and gentlemen, largely from
Punahou, made visit to the Jap
anese warship Kon-go, under the
guidance Of mr.. Imaniahi, a Japan
csc banker Of this city. who proved
an excellent interpreter Owing to
the unwelcome attentions ofJnpiter
Pluviuss who, as usual during the
past three days, made himself sx-
tremely numerous, the party
were not shown over the ship. but
the hospitality Of the captain. Who
invited his guests to the friendly
seclusion Of the cabin, and set BE-
fore them tea and various delicious
cakes, amply atonsd lor the IN
slemency Of the weather
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-02-07
NARROW ESCAPE.
A Youne Lad Is Dragged BY Els
Heels.

On Monday, January Slst, at
Hama, Maui, a young lnd named
Joseph Comes had a narrow escape
from being killed. The boy was
driving a wagon to the wharf for
some merchandise, and after reach
ing bis destination, in an attempt
to back the horses, the wagon over
turned and the boy was thrown be-
tween the horses. The animals
became frightened and started to
run away, Iagging the boy BY the
feet which had got entangled in the
lines. In the meantime the wagon
righted itself and went bowling
along behind the horses with the
boy underneath, who everybody
expected would have his brains
dashed out. The horses we're fin
ally stopped and the young driver
extricated from his perilous posi-
tan and taken to doctor, who
patched him up. At last accounts
the boy was about well.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-02-07

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ktotI q
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private io<l1ns Z srer. ne
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8ea 70 WaoA TINS t
rave, ana 20 not
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through y 'iA nss ra.'
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park Win iAaf "A9 - A4
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every i1cA p.',.'i@A f't't ~
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me- put m 2
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-02-07

The Tourists Guide for the Ha-
waiian Islands can be bad al tins
Office This handy book is inyaln-
able for strangers visiting this eoun-
try. Il contains descriptive matter
pertaining to the different islands
with handsome Illustrations and
maps. No tourist should be With
ont the guide as it viii sa7e them
to Of bother and questions.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-02-07

Reports from the other islands
say that everything is going along
quietly, and that the new Govern
ment is making friends every day.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-02-07

Ministers Jones and King have
been appointed Commissioners of
Crown Lands. The board now
consists Of J. A. King, P. c. Jones
and c. p. Iaukea.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-02-07

The large drill shed adjoining
the Barracksis to be remodeled into
suitable quarters for the National
Guard.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-02-07

Sealed tenders viii be received
at the Office Of the Board of Educa-
ton until the Goth of February for
the erection Of a school house on
Kauai.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-02-07

An Act relating to contempts
has been passed by the Councils Of
the Government. 1t appears in
the By Authority column.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-02-07

George E. Washburn, 625 Oc-
tavia street, San Francisco, pays
cash for used Hawaiian stamps.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-02-07

A. s. CleghoTn, the collector
general Of customs, has taken the
oath ofallegiance.