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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-14
Spot Cotton Still On the Down
Grade.
FUTURES GENERALLY LOWER,
Opinions Of Cotton Brokers on tho Situation.
Liverpool Seems Demoral7ed-C CLOSING
Quotations Tor Futures and Cash
Ia Chicago Markets.
MELRoY 4 CrnpRr.

New Orleans, La. April 10. Especially
-McElroy X Gilbert say:
Futures--The house In Liverpool, about
Nhich 80 much apprehension was felt
az last weeks settlement when Wempt-
heliner failed. Samuel Williams & Co.
round itself unable 20 meet the demands
OF today's settlement and was forced
20, suspend with liabilities OF $1,000.
! ne natural result of replacing the con
tracts thrown upon the market was
decline OF 20 5-if. the greater part OF
which was aftcrword recovered but
unfortunately, did not hold and IAvcr-
pool finally closed barely stpudy at a
net loss Of 3-64 on the day
spots were only IN moderate demand,
sales being 1000 bales ~ t-S decline
As Liverpool Is the governing market
at present, aud win continue TO be until
crop prospects become more of a fnc-
tor our market promptly sympnthized
with the decline there, aud for long
ume was 10 points below yesterday.
but rallied later Ia the day and closed
steady at 4 points below yesterday.
mere was an active business done In
spots. sales Ivy factors renching $3.50
bales nnd $50 bales TO arrive.
Prices have been marked down t-Sc 10
Z 3-lbc for middling One encDurngnr
feature is the disposition Of exporters
70 buy on the present decline, nud the
lower spots become the soon viii thpv
be able TO work Oft surplus stocks still
held and lay the foundation for q sub
stnnunl improvement later I'M the sea-
SON, when Europe awnkeus 10 the fnct
thnt q third phenomenal yield per mere
- hardly within The range Of possihii-
There were good rains in different Dor
tons of Mississippi yesterday. but up
southern aud southwestern portions OF
eAns nave not reported any IL Is
there, we are told, they are nogt needed
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-14
STOCKS AND RnNns

New York, April 13.-The speculative
temper Of the stock exchange underwent
marked change today. Tie beers worn
m the ascent and succeeded m bringing
ABOUT a general decline on the feeling AZ
uncertainty created by continued qold
shipments to Europe During The nfter.
noon the pressure to sell became ouite
pronounced, aud dealings were attacked
WIN considerable excitement The bulk
ol sei',hg was Tor short account. although
the decline made progress The close
was heavy. NiV'V
Railway bonds weak.
Government bonds easier.
state bonds dull.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-14
PRODUCE.
ST. louis PRnnrCr

St. Louis Mo, April 10. Flour
Weakeri patents. S3.3OQ345: extra
fancy, S2.OON3,1O; others. unchanged.
,Wheat-Started l-Sdl-4 mp, but de
clined on selling, closing "a off: No. .
red, cash; 81 March, dS IA; July, n 81;
August, ~
Corn Duh, weak, IA of; No. . mix
ed, cash, higher, 80 II; May, SO "a;
oats-Weak. 5-s off: No. .. cash.
81 IL; May, 81 July, ~ bid
Corn meal-Steady on orders, 5000
205.
Bagging and cotton ties Unchanged.
Whisky Stepdy, Sl15.
Provisions Dull anil unsettled.
Pork Standard mess jobblng, new,
S1770.
Lard-S9.75.
Dry salt meats-lOose shoulders
SS62 IL; longs and ribs $0.45; shorts
50 20; boxed l5c more
Bacon and hams-Unchnnged
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New York, April IL. Wheat Spot,
lower. closing firm; No. red elevator
TIA. Options steady, 1-4Ml.2 declinei
MAY. n 5-Sc; June, rs 3-4c; July, 10 3-4ci
August, SOS-sc.
Corn Spot dull. lower weak; No. .,
hIc. elevator, 40Ni9 lie Options dull
Irregular. closed weak 3-Sdl-2 under
Yesterday; May AZ II; June, AZ l-2ci
July. 4SI-2c.
Rice--FAilly steady, quiet
Molasses- New Orleans open kettle,
GOOD 10 choice firm, fairly active.
Coffee, lions opened steady UNI
changed IL o points down, closed weak
~ oigdaO points decline. April SlB45Q
* 5s. Nav. SIS. 30al5 80: June. SIS 10
Ssi5 *. Iuly, Sl5. 25lyl5.35t September.
SfS i5dl5.35 October, $40. lOdl5 80.
December, s15.O0&l5.l5.
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CIIICAGO PRODrCn.

Chicago April 13.-Lcading futures
closed:
Wheat-April. 7S 1-2a7S "a; May.
so II; July 70 7-Sd76
Coni-April, 40; May. 40 5.S; July,
426r42 Ia.
oats May, % IS June, 2s 10; July,
- "a
Mess pork May .SlGS5; July ST.
OF IL; September S1T17 10
Lard-MOy, S1O02 IL; July, SOLO:
September, SlO22 II
Short ribs-Aiay, $3.50; September
S955.
Cash quotations
No. . spring wheat 7s No. . red, 49,
No. ? corn-39 rs.
No. oats-2S 3-4d929
Mess pork S1675a1GS7 IL
Iard-l06plOO2 II.
Short ribs Sides loose, S9.50d0.55
Dry salt shoulders, (boxed) 80 256f
0.37 IL.
Short clear sides Boxed; $l0Qi0O5
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MIsCELLANEotfs MARKETS.

Galveston, Tex. April 13.-CSpeclal)- D.
Unsecured Wool Market closed steady.
unchanged
IL ais IA.
Medium, this day, II l-2di9; yestcr
fON101-2.
Medium. this day. 1907; yesterday,
Mexican improved, this day. 126131.2.
yesterday. 12di3 10
Mexican carpet, this day, II 1-2Glt2 1.2.
yesterday, IL 1-2d12 1-2.
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DAILY MOVEMENT AT INTERIOR
TOWNS

Galveston, Tex. April 13. Especially
augusta Receipts, 222, shipments.
40i; stock. 2S5S3.
Memphis Receipts, 1S5, shipments.
461; stock SO.30l.
St Louis Receipts. 4Bf; sbipments
stock g1.O28
Houston- Receipts. 705; shipments
Az; stock. l3.3Gl.
Total today Receipts. 1l03; shipments,
lTSS; stock, 2i2,35S.
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Kansas City. Mo, April 13.-Cattle,
receipts, 2S00. shipments. 1900 market.
steady for steers and COWS and feeders
dull, 5Wl0c lower. Texas steers, dull
weak: dressed beef and shipping steers,
S30lW4So; Texas and Indian steers.
S350Wf0o; COWS and hcifers, 81 5Of1
10
Hogs--Receipts. 6SO0: shipments, 1000;
market active opened bV Zoe higher
closed 10000 higher: all grades. SUi5
@0S5: bulk. S6G0NG.7O.
Shecp licceipts 1000. shipments. none;
market steady; muttous, S400MAGO.
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ATWOOD VIOLET G co

New Orleans. La. April 13-Atwood
Violet AZ co. say:
Futures seems. as we said yestcr.
day, there is decentralization al Liver.
pool as well as with the trade I'm the
cotton manufacturing districts. This
being settlement day i'm Iivcrpool. several
failures resulted. The feeling tbcrp M
the close was unsettled, indicating con.
unued uneasmcss. We have mo- decided
opinion We believe cotton tn be chnon
on ITS merits and because the outlooi
Tor big crop another season does not
present itself fayorahy 10 us. but thas
opinion Is sentimental one. because gg
yet we can know notLing about The
new crop. On the other hand we have
lacts, such as the supt-ubundance of
supply the world over and uulAyorpble
trade conditions In the country Tint con.
sumes Wle NOSE cotton. Speculation
seems more Inclined TO bear than 10 bull
10 spot demand can take place on this
side until Liverpool and continental spot
holders reduce their supply In Tho
meantime { "a cents here looks tompt-
ing, but with no spot demand. there ig
no temptation TO buy futures. These
CONDITIONS cannot continue without a
radical change one way or the other
me blessing IN disguise this decline may
bring Is that il will discourage through.
out the South arr increased acreage and
teach our people TO he more self.reliant
by Kidding themselves of the one-crop
idea. 'F
Our adyices from Texas are seriously
gniav9Mble as regards damage by
We close 3 lower than Inst piobt
Liverpool 3 lower and spots Is lower.
Port receipts today, GOO bales. ugainst
COCO bales last wear.
Spots closed easy: sales, 5JTO bales.
Quotations down Is
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OKLAHOMA PREsBYTERY.
A SHORT CREED rs ASKED FROM
THE GENERAL AS
SENlBLY.

Guthrie. q. T., April 13.-CSpecial.) y
The Presbytery of Oklahoma closed n
three days session at Norman this even
ing, and will meet in the fall at Chicka-
sha.
Rev w. Il. King Of Guthrie and ID.
G.. Thompson of Edmond were elected
OF the thirty-twO general assembly over
lures, five were rejected, and the balance
approved. The assembly was also petit
toned TO have a committee prepare Il
short-Morking creed for the chnrch
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NEW YoRK EXcuANcr

:. New, York, April 13-(Special. I--Ster.
hng-Bank 60 days, 4 SG1-ld4 S6l-2.
commercial, 60 days. 4 So 3-4Gl4 So.
o. 1915. u"'S'
Erancs-Bank, 90 days. 9 1T1-2.
Commercial, GO days. 3 1891.
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LIVESTOCK
In. InrIs IINrsrOCK-

Sc. Louis. Mo. April 13.--Cattlc Re
ccipls 200. shipments, 100. slow. NO
good natives on sale Fed Texas steers.
S3.2564tO.
r, hoeS- Receipts, 1000; shipments 400;
NQlO higher. heavy SOT0M1lO; mixed,
SBoOWLO; light. SGGOd6.S0.
sheep Receipts. 400 shipments, none;
steady, unchanged.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-14
GEN. WHEATON BACK
FROM HIS VISIT 10 THE
FRONTIER POSTs-QUIET ON
THE RIO GRANDE.

San Antonio, Tex. April 10 (Special)
General Wheaton, who has just re-
turned from an inspection tour Of South
western military posts, says of the 900
troops POW stationed along the Rio
border situation no longer makes their
presence Necessary.
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CHICAGO LTVESTOCK.

Chicago ms. April 10 Cattle re-
oeipts, $4,000; shipments, 1000 market.
slow, weak choice steers 50. 21iG .B5:
medium, SAS0Ui.l5. others. S42jd i15;
heitcrs, S2.9O0315.
Hogs Receipts 10000. shipments.
OOOOi market, active; JS1Oc higher:
imilNed, Sb9g@f1O; heavy, SL15WL25.
light, SG,gOdT 90
sheep Receipts, 5000: shipments. 800;
market, steady, native ewes. $iJOft4. 90:
mixed, S5.00W6.0O. westerns, S3.2JHJ.GO.
NEW YORK LIVESTOCK.
Now Nory. April -Bccyes-No
trndci calves active higher; yenls. oar.
sheep and lambs slow, unchanged.
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A PECULIAR NAME.
A NEGRO BEARS THE TITLE FORT
WORTH-HB WAS SHOT
AT ENNIS
AT ENNIS.

Waxahachie, Tex, April IL. -(Special)
Sheriff Meredith this evening brought
in negro, charged with shooting another
negro at Ennis yesterday evening and
jailed him. The wounded negro passed
by the name of Fort Worth The others
name is unknown
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NEW ORLEANs rvcuANcr

d, New Orleans, La, April 13.--(Special)
d4 80 1-2.
lAncs-Commercial, 60 days, 3 1894.
New York sight Bank $50 premium.
Commercial, 20 premium.
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AM TT rs RDpRlospNrrn

Pauls Valley l. r., jan rs, 1898.
TO The Fort Worth Gazette.
! received premium sewing machine.
hnvo tested Il mud find IL all that Won
roprscnt--a splendid machiue. Runs
ght aud docs the work well Respect.
fully, SUSAN ID. BURISS
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highly Pleased

Crawford, Tex, Sept, II. 1852.
To The Fort Worth Gazette.
Gentlemeni Your premium Ga
Eette sewing machine received YESTERDAY,
accompanying Il was fye.yenr guar.
nntee. We are highly pleased With lie
appearance OF the machine, aud viii
write YOU later as 20 IFS tue merit.
Yours truly,
O. 4. sTANDHER.
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an Thntl. clnImed forIt.

wnlnut, Tex. May 20, 1892.
Fort Worth Gnzette.
| am In receipt OF The Ghsette sew.
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A. Good q, An, 500 MnenInn.

Fort Worth. Tex, Sept, 2s,1S02.
Editor Of Gazette,
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ono IN constant Use for the pnst eighteen
done the best OF work, and proven itself
as good ns any 500 machine. Wishing
you much success, as you can safely
recommend Il. Very respectfully,
NJ. FARHELIA
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NOW YORK. SpOT
ST. LOUIS SPOT

st. Louis Mo, April 13.-Cotton-
Quiet, lO lower middling rs: sales.
200 bales; receipts, 500 bales; shipments.
400 bales, stock $1,000 bales.
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KANsAs CITY pROnrCr.

Kansas City, No, April H. Wheat
Slow: No. > red 90 l-2G7O.
Corn-Firn; No. 2 mixed, 80 l-2Q
80 "a.
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THE GAZETTE MACHINE,
What Those Who Have Used II Say o. the
Cheapest Machine In tho Marcel
First-Ciass In Evory pardcuns
Grcenyillo August %, 1892.

First-Ciass In Eyory pardouiAs
Grcenyille. August % 1892.
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chine In every particular. My wife
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give II up for any SEQ machine. We
wish you long life and great success.
llurnh for the Democrats and throa
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glud tdlngs Of that noblo machine 20 a
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Yours truly,
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Grecnyllle Hunt county, Texas,
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CHARLESTON DycuAvcr

c. Galveston. Tex. April 13.- Especial
Sterling, 90 days, lS3.
New York sight. rs dis
New Orleans, is dis.
Galveston, Tex, April 12.-(Special.) -
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BRITISH CONSULs.
BRITISH rpNgpT =

rate this day, lie: yesterday. 21-2c;
silver; this day. 81 1916: yesterday. So.
6Ss9ns0is' this day, 0S rs: yesterday
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
pIcKMICK.

iAAh W iAAFAs
III Rudwhistel, Julius Essex, New York;
W DaggetL Iowa 10Y b hIap q p Iouis
o II Nelson, Kansas Cityi : ) tairpahAsi
DenisOn. Mrs McMuTy, Dec0tufi j
Benton Kansas City; Jen Lunar, New
York: ] A Ware, khOmei q ~ ALlce, -
Louis W II KILN, Chicag9i geo ANS ANS
eneo; w II Enston. Springfield, No. ID u
SWeriuger. Ounnah; W a Register Waco;
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Ernest HeftzDy, Record, Boston; John
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ARLINGTON INN.
p Barry, New York. A II lowenthal'
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q Templh L r ny; A J Ratcliff U ly'
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FINANCIAL.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE

NeW hS9fk April ID Money on call
e'fgi i--glt re closing offered &C.
Sterling exchange, 6rm $3.50 /. %,
80 - for sixty day bills. 81 Nj
4.SS IL for dennnd fI,oo4
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ALL WHAT IS cLAIAInD ron Tr

10 The Fort Worth Gazctte;-
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TrickhRm. Tex.
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NEW oRLEANs rIlrrnrs.
New Orleans La, April l3 Especial
Cotton futures closed steady points
lower; sales 6J 200 bules.
TREIGHTs FROM GALVESTON.

Galveston. Tex, April H. Special
by steamship from Galveston, Tex
40 Liverpool ......,,.... ~
To New York. ..,.......4 3c per 10 lbs
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A FIRsT CLASS MACHINE.
Guthrie IIIna equity. Tex.

Guthrie King equity. Tex,
Deb. 70, 1893.
TO Tho Gazette
Dear sirs; / received The Gazette ma.
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would advise all waiting hrst-class
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NEW ORLEANS PRODUCE.
NEW YORKapRODUCn.

New Orleans, La, April 10. Markets
quiet, unchanged.
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Rio-Dun. weak. No. Z. 10 Lie.
Sugar Raw UiCl firm ccntiilgsr
OJ test, 334 OK ship; retncN dub.
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See The Gaxotte's swap column d
third page and use II 70 q.f Whnt SOY
want The awap colpnn viii brEgN.
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BONDS

New York, April 13.-CSpeclall Bonds
bid. P'''''
!, > As registered ........ 113
u. ). IS coupon ..... lin
T.. y US coupon ........
central l'aciiic iirsis ........ 10T
iIenler y Rio Graudc Fs...... IS
NJ souri, Pacific consd Ga. 1Ol
- l., |. NJ. general 5s........ SO
~ !" y y t. gent mort'gc. los
uhloh racine htsts. 1O7
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MORE rEsrImoNY
ATins 500 sewing machine ror oniy sea.
Try Clne.
sIIgerton. 10. Do. B. 1so.

slYerion, Tex, Dec, B, 1892.
10 Tho Fort Worth Gazette.
Gentlemens The high arm sowing ma
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GALVESTON SUGAR MARKET
REFINED SUGARS.

Standard graduated. ..........5 10
STANDARD confeCtioucrs' A......b l3
Cubes ............... "a
ioNucfcu .s.s......s......,.b ~
Crushed and cut loaf...........6 40
Wholesale groccrs' quotations lid
3-i higher.
Grades omitted rsot I'm market.
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Continued from Third Page. J

the men might be, fear and loathing,
and humanity's hatred of and impulse to
crush a snake. The squalid figure
shrunk back just a little and his eyes
roved from door to window. The rat
was looking for a hole.
Had any one risen and cried,
"Lynch him the convert would
have been translated there and then.
He began again, but faltered. Up to
the day before, he stammercd out, he
had walked the streets hanging his
head, thinking everybody knew he had
been in prison, but now he held his
head up, thanks to these good ladies,
and he hoped God Almighty would
give them long life and pr sperity.
Then he sank covering to his seat,
scowled about him apprehensively,
dared meet none of the hundred star
ing eyes and sought relief from their
aversion and hostility by letting his
face fall into his handkerchief on the
back Of a chair. There were no halle
lujahs. 1t was too CHASTITY. The red.
faced boy did give the bass drum
one thunp, but hadn't the heart for
another
Captain BRACE smiled again, how
ever, touched her guitar and relaxed
the general tension with a softly.sung
little hymn, to the effect that all things
work together for good to them that
love the Lord
Eyes, my dear friends" she said
sweetly, "the greatest sinner may come
to Jesus and receive pardon. Though
your sins be as scarlet, they shall be
washed white as wool Our dear brother
who has Just spoken told me all this
some days ago, and he has repented
and is saved. Drink is a terrible thing.
l really believe that men do not know
what they are doing when they are
drunk. Now, while we sing There's a
Light in the Valley for Me, let all who
desire to join US in a Christian life
come forward and kneel at this mourn
ers' bench and we will pray the Lord
to give you salvation"
The drums, the flies, the horns, the
tambourines and the hddles struck up,
the voices of the Army scared, the fat
boy pounded the bass drum and the
giant negro sang Of the light in the
valley with a vehemenCe that dOml
mated the uproar
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-06-10

SUBSCRIPTIONS to local and foreign
periodicals promptly attended to and
special publications procured to order,
Order for reserves on receipt Of mails
booked for attention as far as supplies
will allow.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-06-10

SPECIAL IMPORT ORDERS for Books
Music, Musical instruments, Rubber
Stamps, Notarial and Corporation Seals
or other requirements attended to by
each outgoing steamer.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-06-10
THOS. G. THRUM.
Stationpry>Boo Store
and News Agency,
LOG FORT STREET.

CONSEQUENT upon the new inter.
" est in art circles through the recent
formation of classes in water colors,
the above establishment has procured
full supplies of special required colors,
and brushes of Winsor & Newton's re-
liable make, and Whatman's rough
paper in sheets and blocks Oil Colors
also in full stock.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-06-10

AMERICAN FLAGS (sewed bunting
no printed affairs, with A stars, of 9,
10, u feet; also cotton flags mounted
on sticks-various sizes, and hag-print,
ed piece goods for decorations.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-06-10

A FULL Stock Of office, commercial
and society Stationery on hand, with
new additions and novelties added by
every steamer Books on these Islands
a specially, with the
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-06-10
Hawaiian Annual

as the recognized
reliable reference book on all matters
pertaining to Hawaii.
DOOK-BINDING Orders Of all kinds executed
. with promptitude and Paper Ruled to any
desired pattern; Map-mounting, Check-number-
ing Perforating, Blocking other work attend
ed to in proper workmanlike manner, without
any brag or buster.
THOS. G. THRUM,
SrATIoNER AND News DEALER.
522 Fort Street,