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Rock Island daily Argus., 1893-05-31

concerts ard the illumination The music
was fine, Sousa's band giving a number
of spirited marches with the swing for
which the xWashington.leader is famous
The Cincinnati banG handles waltzes
and light opera with eXq uisite delicacy,
while the Chicago band is at its best in
standard and heavy opera Every body was
well pleased and all tastes were gratified.
Preparing for Excursions
The council of administration have con-
cluded that the time has arrived when it
is necessary to quicken the movement of
the turnstiles at the gates and 10 this end
have adopted resolutions practically
abolishing the committee on ceremonies
and resembling the rule regarding special
days, wherein there was much red tape.
Under the new order the council Is to
act promptly ON every application sent to
1t through the director general for Spe-
cial fete' day. The true purport of this
order Is TO start the excursion business at
once aud to bring the railroad rates down.
1t is ella; IA by the officials and railroad
men that II uac line begins the excursion
figures he O: hers will follow.
Arrest OF a Famous Correspondence
Frederick Villiers, of London, a cores
pondent of the London Black and White,
was arrested on Midway Plaisance for car
rying camera without permit from the
official photographer. The rule is that
newspaper correspondents are permitted
70 take views to be used solely for pu blica-
tion in their papers. As the official pho
tographer has paid large sum for the
privilege of being official photographer it
is natural and proper that he should not
desire this concession to be used by others,
and so he has detectives especially en-
ployed to watch. There is nothing so
dear to the heart of the average human as
to do that which is forbidden and there is
always a row when the culprit is caught
Mr. Villiers Very "IndiEnant."
So it was in this case in a comparatively
slight degree Mr.. Villiers was soon re-
leased, but was highly indignant and said
he thought it poor treatment for corre-
spondent taking pictures for his paper.
1t is said also that the officers of the ma
tional commission are highly indignant.
This is some more human nature. Mr..
Nilliers is of course, a well-known cor
respondent. But it might be possible
and as he is man of undoubted fame won
by his own ability it probably is-to get it
tn rough his hair that everybody does not
know him: that in fact there are millions
of quite intelligent people in the wor' /
who wouldn't know him from the siue
of house" Even in London this is true.
They Are All on Their Dignity.
1t is the same way with national
commissioners and others who find that
their fame and the alleged portraits of
them printed by the papers have not
made them known to the "birdS in the
woods" even. And when one of the Co.
lum bian guards or gate keeper declines
to TAX the word of an utter stranger that
he is commissioner so-and-so, "from the
Rock Island daily Argus., 1893-05-31
IHE NEW SIGN BOARD.
On the Road to Success.

If knowledge is to be your guide in the
pathway of life, is it not worth your while
to secure the greatest, the best source of
human knowledge extant, when that source
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extended to such degree by it that he will
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Thus it is a guide board for all. The En-
cyclopedia Britannica is the wisdom of the
world concentrated. 1t should be in every
home. Our readers can secure this Great
work at the unheard of rate of
Rock Island daily Argus., 1893-05-31
ABBREVIATED TEUEGRAMS.

Francis Bradley of the well known Chi
cago real estate firm of Baird 81 Bradley,
is dead at his home in Evanston, Ill. He
was IS years old.
William Henry, a brakeman; Frank
Train of Annapolis: William Mullainey,
of Geneva, O.; John S. Layer, of Houtz-
dale Pa, and William Lock, of Newport,
KY, were killed and ten others badly hurt
at Altoona, Pa, by the wreck of circus
train. Several lions and tigers got out
and one of the wounded was bitten by q
lion.
Ex-Governor Fifer of Illinois, delivered
the Memorial Day address at Peoria.
Mrs. Crosby, who lives near HaZelhurst,
Ga, shot a tramp dead who tried to out
rage her.
The diocesan convention of the Chicago
Episcopal diocese is in session.
Weaver, Getz * Co, the suspended Chi
caCo coal firm, Assignee d. V. Purington
believes, will be able to resume He
thinks also that there is an excellent pros
pect that the firm will pay 100 cents on
the dollar.
Henry Mansfield, one of the pioneers of
Peoria, Ills, was found dead in his office.
Obituary: At Winona, Mimi, Philo p.
Hubbell, aged 81. AT West Bridgewater.
Pa, Mrs. Jane Baumgardner. aged 81.
Fred Berry, a 19-year-old Chicago boy,
committed suicide at Lima, o.
Colonel George NJ S:ernberg is to be sur
geon general of the United States army, to
succeed General Sutherland, retired.
The venerable Journal Of Commerce. at
| New York, has been sold to the proprietors
of its younger rival, Ths Commercial Bull
| letin.
| Kansas bankers who have adopted the
| new rule of the Kansas City Clearing
I House association TO govern charges for
| drafts and checks on out-of-town banks are
| now threatened with arrest under state law
| for going into a trust
| The National Bank of North Dakota, at
| Fargo, and the First National bank, of Da-
kota, two institutions OF the E Ashley sys-
| tenn, have been closed.
Frank NJ. Dorsey, cashier of the First
National bank of Ponca, Neb., which re-
Gently failed, has been indicted for falsify-
ing the accounts of the bank.
| The Worley bank at Ellettsville, Ind.
| has failed. The liabilities are S35, 900 and
the assets 1900.
| Colonel j. Albert Mills, accused Of eno-
| bezzling funds of the Victoria mills. Of
| which he was agent, at Newburypore,
| Mass, and for whom warrants are issued,
is believed to have gone to Canada.
Oregon papers report the marriage Of
Miss Grace Penney to William Nickel
Rock Island daily Argus., 1893-05-31
SUDDEN JUSTICE FOR AssAssINs.
How Mexican Authorities Enforce the
Statutes.

How Mexican Authorities EnfOrce tno
Statutes.
PIEDRAs NEGRAS. May 3l.-A few days
ago Don Luis Caravanges, interventor OF
the Bank of Durango, started to visit q
ranch of his situated some forty miles
from Durango. This ranch was in the
possession of a number of squatters, apd
Caravanges had often attempted to make
them pay rent. His trip was for the pur-
pose of enforcing this payment. The
squatters learned of this and met to con-
slider the matter. They decided on the
death of Don Luis and drew lots as to
who of their number should commit the
murder.
Four men were selected and they am
bushed and assassinated Caravanges and
his mozo. When word of the crime
reached Durango the governor telegraphed
to the ranger captain at Tapona, and he
proceeded with a body of picked men to
the scene of the tragedy. Here he learned
the particulars of the case and the names
of twenty conspirators. He next proceed
ed to catch these men. Sixteen of them
have been caught and summarily shot.
Rock Island daily Argus., 1893-05-31
The Local larkets.
GRAIN, ETC.

WheaI-T4GT6c.
Corn-i51S4Sc
Oats-32G,33c.
Hay-Timothy. Si2 90; upland, SI1l1l slough
SO 90; baled. S10.OO111.U0.
PRODUCE
Butter-Fsir choice, 20022c; creamery, SIC.
Eggs Fresh. 13G14
POultry-Chickens, 121c; turkeys IsH
ducks, 12Hc; geese, 10c.
FRUIT AND vEGnTABLEs
Apples-S4 90 per bel.
Potatoes-S5G93c.
Onions-S4 90 per Dbl.
Turnips-60c per bu.
LIVE STOCK.
Catte-Butchers pay for corn fed 90
4I4nc; cows and heifeIe, 2nG3hc calve
4I5c.
Hogs-7a1Hc.
Sheep+GLSc.
Rock Island daily Argus., 1893-05-31
UNCLE SAM INTERVIEWS.

He Proposes a Truce to Those Blood
thirsty Nicaraguans.
NEW YORK, May 31--Latest advices from
the seat of war in Nicaragua says: United
States Minister Baker asked for a truce
for forty-eight hours and the appoint
ment of commissioners to meet COM
rnissioners from President Sacaza at Sa-
bana Grande The request was granted.
From Granada news has been received of
the landing of force of marines from the
United States warship Atlanta. This was
justified on the plea that there were not
enough policemen to maintain order. Rev
olutionary leaders resented this action, and
immediately appointed large police force.
Rock Island daily Argus., 1893-05-31
- Many Visitors to Logan's Tomb.

WASHINGTON, May 31.-General Logan's
tomb was the center of attention Decora-
tion Day and the Legion of Loyal Women,
who were among the most active partici-
pants in doing honor to the memory of the
gallant soldier, visited the tomb early and
placed at its entrance beautiful shield of
blue and white immortelles, with pend
ant inscribed: "Nicksburg, July 4. 1868"
The number of visitors at the tomb was
very large.
Rock Island daily Argus., 1893-05-31
Stove Makers Hold a Meeting.

CHICAGO, May 31.-The Stove Founders
National Defense association met at the
Palmer house and discussed questions in
secret session relating to labor and strik-
ers They report no trouble at present.
The old officers were reelected.
Rock Island daily Argus., 1893-05-31
The Infanta's Tribute to Grant.

NEW YORK, May 31.-According to pre-
vious arrangements the Infanta Eulalie
visited General Grants tomb. Without
ceremony of any kind she placed a beauti-
full wreath of flowers on the door of the
tomb. She was then driven back to the
bnta1
Rock Island daily Argus., 1893-05-31
HIGH WATER MARK
In Attendance at the Columbian
Exposition.
ALL RECORDS BEATEN BAR MAY l

Over 123, 900 Paid Admissions on Decora-
tion Day and 100000 on Passes-Human
Nature and the Visitor Who Has His
Dignity OutraGed-Kentucky Sends on
Contingent-Prepari for Eulalie-
What the Doctors Are Doing.
CHICAGO, May 31.-Ntemorial Day was
great day for the Worlds fair. The at
tendance was the largest since the opening
day. the number of paid admissions being
l23, COZ The number who went in on pass
es was about 40, 900, of which about 10000
were employees in various departments,
foreign and native. A great throng was
present in the court cf honor during the
entire day and evening, attracted by the
Rock Island daily Argus., 1893-05-31

Removal of Jefferson Davis kemains
RICHMOND, May 31--People are arriving
on every train from all over the country
to attend the ceremony of the reinterring
of jefferson Davis. The day will " 10.
served as q general holiday.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-05-22
Die yStalia.n

@roEe Siiriorge muroe fiir bic Be,
quemlidfeit Der Yaiiasiere s~etra9eu,
unb bic gauge Ginrt1tuug 1T elegant,
In ben Observation-Disclosures se,
rabe3u peri9wenberiid. geioubere Gr<
tpibuultg nerbienen bic rei6baltige
Gtbfiotbef nrb bas groBe 2eIe;immer.
Die rgampania" bietet Naum fir 400
eriter uitb 100 3~fpeiter GlalesgaHa>
9iere, auBerbem fir $40 3mildeubedss
reiienoe.
Guf ibrer eriten &eiie, gu pel9er lie
8 Gage 8 Sfunber unb "a Wtinutett
bra1dte, fnbr Die n@ampania1 fciness
peg8 nit boler Graft, ba man erit lire
Mai6inen einfabren pollte; ibren
Yrobefabrten 5ufolse biirfte ie aber
fhon auf ibrer 3peiten Neiis 5i6 ais
Der idnelfte O3eanbainpfer erpeilen.
So mag intereliireu, i'm @e9eniase
~. bielem gr0Bte1 Baliaoier6ampfer
aud bas gr6bte &r~iegsfabraeug i'm
9il0e 81 betraften. Da6slbe gebDrt
Der 10 bebeuteuoen italienil9en Marine
at lrb fiibrt ben Nar1ett r9talia.A
@elegentli6 Der uill1nglt at @bren bes
beut56en &aiierS I'M @olf bon Neapel
neranftalteten Henue btlbete es NIT fets
Hen feds Gamtnen eiuen @emniianb
lebbaften Snterefes. Die n3talia"
bot eine 300 Gopf ftarfe B%emarnung,
parnnter SO Sffi3iere u1tb Mibibips
men. Inter ibrer armiruus peroielen
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-05-22

ibut ipe3isa fir ieine Gnregunget aa
banfer. st that es III foleenben Bor.
ten:
sic babert burh bas Anbenta9leseri
eineS wuuberbaren TalentS unfere Muf.
nlerijamfeit %ssieiielt. Wir idulben
Sbnen Danf fit bte grobe 5dbiefeit,
Die Qebbaftisfeit unb ben 9umor, no.
NIT Sie ur8 iber eiu @ebtet bon uns,
ftrittenen Tbatladen geletteten, bas iid
ionft als redt troden bdtte eripeitet
miiiien. @eftatten sic mir btn3u3nfi,
gen, bab es mid als Sran3oien 9liidli6
madt, In Shrem Guftreten etniae Der
beifeu Gisenidaften Der fran30tfdeu
Station 9ldn5e1 gu ieben.A
Gs fet bier betsefiist, bab 9err Gou,
bert 5mar BON frah30lil9er Gbitams
mung, jebod fopobl 6ur9 feline &C.
burt ais burf fein Denten Gmeritaner
1T unb mir beSbalb alien Grub babeu,
auf bic Ibdtisfeit unierer 9ertreter
ftol3 III lein.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-05-22

WOlUulpupEQ eUtujut III &gIuUu uuu pel Sur
ber- urb Gifieite.
idimpft NIT ether b~tnretBenben ueber,
3en9ung, baB man iid perlu6t fiiblte,
Ben fragli9en @olumbuS fir einett
6ansmurlter su balten, batte er ni9t,
1ldinli1 Der &ritifer, Die 8emerfun9
einftieben lalIen, Der urbeber bes Dent
MATS babe ieiner5eit benz tribune,
reporter t1ibt etnntaf bas Mobell 5ei9eu
tpouen.
Der 8ilbbauer nun, 6err 6onarb
&retfhmar aus ct. Souls, bat ieine
Stubien III Miin9en, Yarts, Hom mnb
Tloret3 genla9t nuo eriparb lid bur6
perl6iebene 990pf unsen einen weit9e.
beuben Rnf, 70 baB nlan nielei6t nit
ettpas mebr Nube an Die B~enrtbeiluns
feines WerfeS geben oarf. Gr bat bel
ieiner Darftetluns beS Gntbeders fi9
bon elmer Grmdsuns leiten laiien, oeretl
Reiultat, allerotn98 Elm auffalenber
@eiidtSausbrud Ser 6i9ur lit. gia9
la11gern Stubtum urb 9eftitt auf Elm
penig befanntes Hortrat beS Comm.
bus, mofte Gretl9mar in benz aopf
ben a~bitraften @ebanfen Der enbli9en
Befriebtsntts etner nit allen Talern Ser
ueberSeusuns feitsebalteneu Wabrbeit
periinnbilbliden. Desbalb erideint
bas Geii6t ftarffnodig unb Die 3iee
bo@9eipanit. sic brinsen Die b09fte
@rtaie gum Nusorud, melde ben Gnts
befer erfilt, tpeny er por benz lesten
Moment Der GiRbeduug. itebt. ODER
ptellei6t bas erlDlenbe u0anb" bereits
erblidt bat. St bdlt Die linfe 9anb
auf bic 8ruit seframpft nnb itredt bic
redte nit geipreiaten Sinsern ipie
fndenb Dor iid.
Die Sigur bat eine 90be bon 20
TuB unb muroe bon Der Mmerican
8ron5e Comp. tn @ranb groiiins &C.
gotten.
Gina 800 900 &ofleftorem
iirS i'm 8rieimarfens9 ammelpeien be-
f9dfti9t. Das In eteiem auseleete
aapttal belduft ii6 auf etlpa So, 600.
600.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-05-22

e~rcentri 6erDie 5ersogiu.Witt BON
Mant, perbei< Sntbsrlanb.
ratbete iih nit ibr furj mad benz 1obe
ietner eriten Brau, our Gutriitutg lei,
rer Gamilie nub Der boben engliiden
@eleaidait iiberbaupt.
Ta9 BEN Tobe oeS 6er3ogS nun
3eiSte eS iid. oab CT leiner 3weiten 6rall
10 aienali6 Mles permadt bate, mas
ii1 ibr bernlahen lieB. Daraus eats
ifan6 auf Betreiben Der Gim6er eriter
Gle Elm YroaeB, in beiien 8erlaufe bic
9er5ogtnzWitttpe BET einer, IN @egen.
mart Der beiberieitieen Gadnalter Dors
%senomntenen Prifuns bon binters
lafienen Papierer bes 9ersoga pf6sli6
Elm S9riftitid ersrif unb es hrs
Teuer mar, mo eS Derbrannte, ebe iid
bic 3eusen bon ibrem Staunen erbolt
batten. ,@S mar Elm Brief BON mir
on nleiuen @atten Dor Der 9eiratb /; id
fann bamit tbun, mas i1 mi1!4 err
tldrte lie poll uebermutb. SnbeB Der
Hid,ter ba6te anbers, fab 6arin nift
allsin sinsr a9tunssoeritoB sesen ben
@srtAtsbof, fonbern aud etnen lorss
fdltig ans9eiponnenen Plan, elm
Sbriftitid 3l perntdten, oaS fir Die
@~esenipart tptdtis 9etuelsn mare, nno
pernrtbeilte lie baraufbiu Su g25O
@elobnbe nnb-ie9sm69eutlider Sc
fdneniBitrafe.
gle bat nun aud i6on ben gr0bersn
Xbeil lbrer @efangenidaft butter iid),
nnb ofenbar sebt es ibr In SoaopaD
Sail nidt 3u idlimm. benn e. lit ibr
ni9t bios 9eitattet, fia aus benz Sstel
si pertofi9en, ionbern fe bat aud ibr
etssreS Vett, ibr 8ammermdbhen uno
bari Ueiuhe enipfQnaen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-05-22
0as Wersienft fteatl

VII iphni4ea uuferen WttbhrserH uatt5utbeileu, ba6
MIR DIT. Rings neues S@winbju&t8 : SetImtttel berettS
lett ether 3eibe ben 5abren p~srfaufen, ebenio Or.
Rings Rene 2eber $ ptueu, Budlens Gruiea 6atbe unS
Electric 8ttters, unb bab wtr niemals Seilmttti pers
t ssisi. stat bsb Ss = ~ sai si :ssses MT ss ,ss, sts ,i f. susssmsia
Bid, BITE @arantie fdr bteje Wtttel teber Belt sn hber.
nebnen nnh Fnb nets beIett, ba8 reraresabte Welb 3u,
rh6inbablen, trenn ibrem @ebraune feline befrtebtseu.
ben &einltate sefcIst fub. Dteie Rtttel perbanfen ibre
srcbs Yorularitdt tbren etSenen gerttenRen. 9nm
Btrfduf bet Der San GutDuts Drug Co.,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-05-22

Srforb timber
Gtat. SIR eriter
M a II II. elm
p I M q nm
Blair, erihoB
ii9. ais er be-
merfte, bob iie
ben Beperbuns
gen beS 9er3oss
bon Sutberlanb
@eb6r 56enfte,
uno bieier 9ess.
tere. Elm iehr
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-05-22

SSn peru iinb 3onbore bon 40
SUB 5ligeipannung get6btet iporbett !.
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g9ifsbaues fir ben internattonalen
Raiasierperfebr nidt itberieben pers

ben.
Der DoppelibraubeuOampfsr, r@am,
pania," pet6ett Die Gunaros2inie Dor
2ur5em 1T ibren Dtenit seitellt bat nnb
beifen @esenipart lit Stem Yorf wa9s
renb Der Seittase piellfi6t ribt gang Die
8ea6tung erfubr, bic inn 9ebiibrt, lit
elmer Der i66niten SSeanfpin6bun6e
unb bis jest Der 9r0Bte, Der eriitirt. Gr
bat, BET 12,500 Eomnea @ebalt, eine
aanse bon 62O SUB, cine Dreite bon IS
SUP 8 3oa unb Die Tiefe ieines 2abe,
raums betraet 43 Sub. 3wet md4tige
triple, Grpaniionsmaidinen oerleiben
ibm cine lebenbise 9raft bon suiammen
$4,000 Bferbeitdrfen. Die MaI6inen
iitb teuefter &onitruftiou ltno weroen
bon chamber ourcb cine S6ei0eipano
8etrennt, tpeldle iebo9 nit ipaiIerbi9-
ten eifernet 9biireu, I'M Die ll0tbise
0erbinbung ber3uftellen, nerleben lit.
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lEine WRiaipn s~Erennne.

.Gin Greunb In br @ptb lift ein ptrtli&er Treunb u
Riot weniser aI8 eine Rtnicn 9eute babe iolh eineu
Treunb In Or. Rings Neuer Grfnbnns sesen Grtals
5une, Auften unb S@rinbfunt1 gefunben. Wenn ste
btefe sro6artige &ujtens Mebietn nod ute sebrau9t bas
BEN Sann ipatsn ste ii4 buree etnen geriu4 baron
Der &etluns bon allen GALS, Rrufs unb 2unsenbes
fHperben er5telt. Bon jeber Glaf6t pirb ~sarunttrt,
has has W2itfel sues Ieijtet, mas BON tim rer(pr14en
tptrt, cher bab beS @etb 5urfderffattet wfrb. Rrptes
Flaf9en fret BET Der i San Antcnfo Drug gS.1 Grobe
8Iat@en III 50 Gents nnb SI.00.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-05-22

~MUumeWt Nv!
goubert pongiem
Dorf, bat burd
feine briaanten,
NIT friidem 9u,
NOR gemlr3ten
YlaiboberS In bic
bisbr nnsemetu
trodenen Str
b~nnolunsen eime
70 ansenebmeab.
IpeMfelung gts
bra9t, oab Der
prdfbemt be8
tribunals, Ba,
ronG ni9t
~ Honnka
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-05-22
Cine gefangeme @er5ogia.
sie bot Den 0tfidtsbof beradtet, mab
NM bafir biben, aber nidt ipie cine
g~eip69nlide GiinneriH,

Gin gfanoaleii lit In Der boben eng
ltiden Nriftofratie befanntlid bon jeber
fein Mansel gemelen Der neueite,
melber init Der 9nbaitiruns Der 9er5os
GIN bon Sutberlan6 ieinem ~6orldnfisen
Nbf6lub ~9efumoen bat, lieft fid wie Der
reinite SenIatten8roman.
Die 9er5o9iusWit cine nod jett
lppige Grideinuus, lit cine seborere
W}itdell, 0ie Qodter be8 Gurator8 Der
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$50 @prmtttass.
1000
lao aa4mnittass.
$40 0admittass,
$40 Na4mittags.
$50 @ormittags. :
100 Na9mitta9s.
$40
e.l5 gorlmtttass.
4.45 0a6mittass.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-05-22
gwet Niefemf@ife.

9as cine III her grSbte YaFaBiernamp,
fer her @elt, has annere Staliens
gr6btes S9ladtidtf.
Bet benz ellsemetnen Sntereie, wels
9es Die srobe tnternationale 8arabe
bon ariesSfdiffen TIT 9afen BON Stem
0ort iiberaa berporgerufen bot, birfen
Ste Neuerunsem auf benz @ebiete bes
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-05-22

Gina 800 900 &olleftoren
iino i'm griefmarfenSS ammellpeien be-
i4dfti9t. Das In btelem a119ele9te
aapital belduft ii6 auf etlpa So, 0o0,.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-05-22
VINUN RUBIDUN PASrEURIENSE,
SqnitGt8=Wetu.

l1niere in 8Iafaen aHeurifrte
&~othpeine. peIGe hon befpnberS ebIei
@%attnng uab 8Atsm Sabraans bis gut
Slafbenreife l~prsfaItiaft 8epFeet
unb unter Mus5dlub Der atmoipbdriiGen SUIT
IN Der SlaiHe bis gu eer bon pateur Dor,
9eiHriebenen Eemperatur nne unter seitauet
8efolgung Der bon heraielben sesebenen Be,
ffimmungen behanbelt finb, eignen itd auber,
orSentliA gam @ebraud fitr 8ranfe unb He,
cpnbalescenten nnb BET @pihem'en nab finb
in neri4iebenen sr6teren SospitaIern, aran.
tenbGnierr, 2aaaretben &c. bereits NIT sutem
@rfol8 einsefibrt. Nidt senus t6nnen
wir aber biefe norjIgIi4en mobL
g~epFegten Wetne aud sum tdgIt
den @ebrau4 emPfeRtem
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-05-22
a6ntgtn Bietoria gebt ME
Dor Mfitterna9t 5u Bette.
8. %. gomoert.

9as compliment, has hieIem Wertreter
a~uaerifanii&er Smtereiien In Yaris a.
Ibeil getuorbem.
Der 8ehtSbeiftanb Der Ser. @taa.
tens ommilidre bel benz In paris to-
Qenben S9ieosseri6t In Saden Der
0erInaSmeeerfraae. Nbppfat s. s..
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-05-01
The Illustrated Tourists Guide

That popular work, "THE TOURISTS
GUIDE THROUGH THE HAWAIIAN ISL
ANDs," is meeting with a steady sale
both at home and abroad. Tourists and
others visiting these islands should be
In possession of 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
the publication Office, As Merchant
street, and ut the News Dealers. Price
60 cents.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-05-01

The Tourists Guide for the Ha-
waiian Islands can be had at this
Office. This handy book is invalu-
able for strangers visiting this coun-
try. 1t contains descriptive matter
pertaining to the different islands
with handsome illustrations and
maps. No tourist should be with
out the guide as it will save them
bother and questions.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-05-01
ThMartinr an Enemy.

Sardanapalus, the luxurious oriental
monarch, finding himself hard pressed
by his enemies, gathered his guards, his
wives, concubines and children together,
with all his treasures, and set fire to the
building, thus thwarting the hope his
foes entertained of taking him alive
st. Louis Globe-Democrat.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-05-01

No other country in the world
can extend the policy of reciprocity
so far and in so many directions as
can the United States. This is be-
cause the United States has a
greater variety of products than
any other country.-[S. +. Weekly
Bulletin.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-05-01
Nay BE Worse.

What is more awful to contemplate, :"
said a lecturer, glazing about him, ethan
the relentless power Of the maelstrom?"
And henpecked looking man in the
rear of the building softly replied, '.Fe-
malestron, "--Exchanpe.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-05-01

sc. YARD-145O yards Hamburg Embroidery, to 7
inches wide neat PATTERN value l0c
Sc. YARD-l,200 yards Hamburg Embroidery, 9
inches wide; actually worth l5c, yard.
Zoe. YARD-2OO0 yards Hamburg Embroidery, to 81
inches wide, beautiful designs value zoe. yard
45c EAoHLaes Muslin Chemises Embroidery Trimmed;
value 75c. each
zoe. EAoH-Lades' Nightgowns Embroidery Trimmed;
value Sl.25 each
75c. A YARD-Skrt Embroidery, yards a piece, nice
pattern: value $l.50 yard
NJ. S. LEVY, IS Fort Street.