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OUT OF WARRINGTON.

CT. AGNES SCHOOL Fol- GIRLS, ALBANY, NY
= Under the direction Of Bishop Doane. Choice OF
four Of study for graduation Special studies
may be taken or the Harvard course for women For
catalogue address Miss E. w. Boyd. Principal ap1-oIn
Naval E1PEDIIdoN tcR BOYS TO TIE
by ST Johns Military school. M,nlIus,. " =. via
the Great lakes. Orranized cadets OF n ship-of-
war, Limited number may Join June - TO July "a.
Apply for terms mhl33m
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CHEsAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY.
SCHFprrFr< rFrrc-r zr.x

SCHEDULE II FFFEcT MAY IS 1sa3
9Th and Il SITS " A-''
Ihrough the grandest scenery in America with The
Wesi from Washington. 49, WV
zoo y; m. dailv-'' WASHINGTON and Chicago Spec-
lighted train Pullrlsn's finest Steering cars Wash.
lnft1n 70 c.fcS-o- Dining car from Nnshiu-ton
Arrives Cincinnati T:55 a m. Iudsnarolis III 40 a
M. Chicago 4. rs p
ll;lOp M. daily-rhe famous ''F r. V Limited--
aso1d Nestioue train with DINING car and Pullruau
sieel,ers Tor 'incfnnsfi. Dexinrton and Jorsvilie
wlihout change arriving 81 Cincinnati Cos n m
Lexington b:l5 2. NJ Louisyi 70 $50 ,. m Indian
apons III ~ p m; chicaco 6:55 a m, 81 Louis 7.45
m. connecting in Union depot FOR AT POINTS
Special Pullman slecper MONDAYS Wednesday, ana
FRIDAYS through TO Hot Springs. Va. without changer
200 p m dajy-Express for Gord,nsviile Char.
loftesvle. Weynesboro' stanton and principal vir
ginia points; dali except Sunday for kichmopd
Pullman locations and tickets AZ Corapsny.s oscss
my29 H. W. FULLER. GEM PAsseneer Aren't
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SPRINGS AND BATHS.

A RANDALL SPRINGS HOTEL,
"A BEDFORD, PA,
WILL OPEN FOR RECEPTION OF GUESTS
JUNE l.
Renowned for its high standard of excellence and
with its springs of most remarkable curative virtues
mske it most delightful as well healthful summer
home. For circulars and terms address
my25-1m' ALSIP 4 SMITH.
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ARE You Go1se To Europe
EDWIN u; Lows Steamship ExcHANIE
HEiDQCARTERS FOR AMERICAN TRAVELLERS
81 CHARfNG CROSS. TRAFALGAR SQUARE
LONDON. They will be numbered an forwsrdsi .
al parts By Mr.. LOWS system. insurinz safeds
livery Baggage stored forwarded and checked BY sns
American system Sompiete banking .acilities ras
isindispensable. Send fo- copy OF TEE PASsES-
EDWIN Il. Low, LOWS EICIsN GE.
a2-6m Head ofnce. e4S BROADWAY NET YORK.
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End of the Famous New England Murder
Trial.
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MEDICAL. DC.

~
STRANGERS. TAKE NoT1cE-pRs. BROTHERS
~ sad Gray treat all diseases No cure. no ray.
Only established advertising physicians in this city
Establi shed IS years. 906 ST. sw. jel1-1ms
nk. BROTHERS. INvIGORATING CORDIAL IS
~ powerful Nerve Stmulant aud Tonic. OF all the
remedies for Nervous Debility. Neuralgia. Nervous
Exhaustion. Paralysis and that class of people who
weak. miserable. IetharRic. sleepy lack OF ambi-
ton and zest there is no remedy equal TO this Cordial
1t has been for years in thisc
Laboratory. 906 ST. my31- Iins
nR. BROTHERS. THE MOST RELIABLE AND
~ longestesablisheds specialist in this city. with so
years experience: ~ years at 9O6 s.w. Con-
sultation free and strictly contdentiaL sp22-2m.
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= RAILROADS..
We NEVER MISS TRAINS.
RMTIMoRE & OHIO RAILROAD

RArIMoRE OHIO RAILROAD.
5e<heduie IN effect Nav14 1sa7
Leave washington from station corner OF View re-s.,
For Chicago and srs S0pb SRa s.r-st
Pc cSinnst. 81 io ~ - an gnlis5sl n,s ys..
For Pitf.Surr aud Cleveland eTpr-ss daily ii. s5l
m ana S4Dp.m
EosTinchestsr and wsy stations. * sopm.
For Lursy. Natural Bri ipre. Roanoke K1oxvflls
ing cars tSrous . MsmPsi. aud SssSn G.is sleep
For Lursy. 2. 30 y. N. daily.
600 4 %ins.s. rs 90 "a 81 coo .sd MN
utesl m. re on 10 IL - N 70 40 "a Il N
500 Is 70 90 III Is 30 20 snd IS sSo s so
days 10 30. ts-no. - fninnt@sl. rs.05 Il 20 n M
200 Teec. $50 so Il 80. 10 4 Is 90
For Frederick. no. 40. III IS am. Ills. "a. 30
For For R Bssr so - m ,nd t5.aop.m.
ror sso,n and rsy noints. % 40 p N.
f'g;4a. 1900 r4.33. > b. s7.O5 80 40, I'll -
For wasiinVton Junction and w.v po,p, =. 50 2,
S,' ,.s p m tN@ress trains stopny at princi-
For Fay side. wcef daTe' o NJ 80 p "a "a
Boz n; sr y, i az 9 E, and 81 ma q Is pm
hoi Al BLUE IN NJ, Fn n,I, NEW YORK AND PILL
ali, iSr Ph ia Ie York Boston .nd the ..S.
GOO D,n:as Caro-. ) o. IN. 30 p. m. Sleeping Car
Fo, Boston 80 80 r.in. with Pullman Hu~., SEAS.
M ~ -1hninr tiro.yh 10 Bosom without chan-.
" bridge landing passengers IN b ani
IoT As1S,ic CITY. 10 90 m and IL 90 noon. Sun.
fExcept sunday. Daily. ssundsyoplv.
nesv.se called .or an e6sces, from ho,.,.
residences BY Union Trasfer Co on raeyS Iss IN
"stef ' 6Ds fie and 1851 Pa and ispot
j Den: Nsnserr. ue1O Gen Piss A.,
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REHMoND aND nANvTLIF RsTIROsD
IA EW HUIDEKoPER AM REUBEN FOSTER.

N eject 4. 1S9l
III 11tu> STRIVE and leave ~ PsnDsyiyanf, p...,,
49, eestson. Washington. %. G
6p Grls daily. Local for Danviile and stations rs,
Ee7tensile Chsrlotte and AUGUSTA. and connects
kX5nnt Royal and Strasbu-g d1ilv excepf SUNDAY
-tI 10 an. NrhmOni and Dsnville fs.. mail -
gsly for Lynchbnrg end Norfolk and Western and
tssf Iennessee. virginia anl Ceorria railway 50
uorH, and for prime ral points south on Ptchrnoaa
and Danrins system. inclrfing Anufsfor and RE-
mlnrhani Pullman Sleeper New York aud WISHING.
ton 70 Glanta aud MONTGOMERY. which unitss a,
oreei,sooro wfth sleefer FOR Aurus.A-
$50 y DAILY. except Sunday. for Front Royal
10op bailv for principal ,,oints south On Rrh.
ineha ana t,any,le system. 1u imam sleeper WASH.
M o. 20 Charlotte. and Danville 20 AshevilIe ana
70. - nrn.-Daflv WASHINGTON AKIN sorrR.
MEsIkl,N FfSTIB ULED LIMITED. composed an
trey 81 Pul Imam Sleepers aud lining Cars and rims
10 Alan'a Montgumerv and New OrlaAIs ,rish p1ii-
nan Sleeper through View York aid waShin gton 20
NeN hrleans via MONTGOMERY. and New Yc-s 4,
uinbis md New NarE 20 Ashevfile md He. -ings
ai9 washington 70 Memphis vie RirminQbnnl: also
@ m y s y sirI, N ham TO Wnona Miss Din
M car New York q Mon -~ame-v
TEAMS SON WASH NGTON AND OHIO DrvIsIOx
1eaNe HsSIlngton a. p 10 m. Z. ~ q m dAiIy fof
ROUND fiil ana 90 m. das'v for IeeSburz AMI
nSo y M; except Sunday. fo- Herrdon md IN, arra-
uis'e san rs Returning. arrive Washington Y m
IN ~. $50 = m daily IRON Round Hi !, and n - m
eaily from Leesburg. and O. 50 a.. daily except sun.
day from Herndon only
through trains from the south arrive washington
osoh NJ. 10 ~ A. NJ. =. ~ and :. IS n m Ma
ns sss DlFision - 40 =. m. daily EXCEPT sunday
lickets eer1ng Car reservations and iuf.-rna.fo,
.urnisned AZ Once, OH and 900 Pennsylvania ,
x M ~ fasseneer Station. Pennsylvania Railroad
W. H. q REIN. Gen Man. wa TT-RK Gen p.ss A.
l. SBboNN.0enerai Aren't PASSENGER Dept les
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OCEAN TRAVEL.

EOR BAR HARBoR EASTPoRr AND ST.
l. John. n. B.-Malory Steamship Line s.
State Of Texas from per 2l. f. r.. y. y.
SATURDAYS at ; p. m. Sixty-four page descriptive
paul. h!et for 1893 mailed free For passage and
fre;Sh, rates apply to c. II. MALLORY CO.. Agents.
Pier 20. Z. R.. n. Y. my24;sm
RTHUR W. ROBSON,
"A Steamship Passenger and Tourist Agent els 18Th
st n. W. Telephone 1864. branch Of Baltimore Nd
First Cabin, Second Cabin and S.eerage tickets By
all siesshin lines Europe. ASIA Africa. Australia
and the Yves: Indies.
Alsoto Boston, Providence. Norfolk. savannah AMI
pointssouth. Berths or state rooms reservei any
steaIuer outward or return.
Sailing --s rate sheets and plans Of steamers far
nished on application
AGENT FOR THoS. COOK K SON
Estimates civen tours 10 any part OF tha world
Drafts issue in sums ~ suit England, Irelanf
and Scotland.
Foreign EXPRESS and custom house broker. Agents
in all the principal cities OF Europe. send for in-
s.ructiOns How 10 Snip" aplO-sr
CUNARD LINE-PLANS .CAMPhNIA" AND
~ t'Lucaria," 12. 800 tons sailina-s prices des ~
tons FIRST and second cabin and sfeersgs
booked at agency. 63l ST. &. l. DUBOIS, Agent.
ln.1-:3ln
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THE IRvINGiON. ATLANTIC CITY. N. J.
1 On the beach. Steam heat Elevator. Send fol
mh2!ljm CHAMBERS HOPES.
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LIZZIE LEAVES FOR HOME.
FALL RIVER AROUSED


The people of Fall River were surprised that
Lizzie had been adjudged mot guilty" For a
time the excitement was nearly as intense as on
August last. when the horrible butchery was
rerpetrated While the most conservative peo-
pie admitted that disagreement of the jury
might follow. it was not expected that after de-
liberation of only one hour and six minutes a
verdict of acquittal wou.d be rendered.
After the result of the trial became known
and the fac. stated that Miss Borden would re-
turn home Last evening the residence on I'd
street became the scene of attraction. Eight
o'clock was the time bulietined for her arrival.
| and by that time fully 5000 people had as
sembled in the vicinity. The curiosity seekers
were disappointed, however, a.. by the advice
! o. Charles J. Holmes, tine party who accom-
| ranied Miss Borden were driven to his resi-
| deuce. 81 Pine street
The first TO aiight was MIR. Holmes: inlrne-
| distely following him came Lizzie Borden. Tor
| person confined in prison since last August
\ not trace of suffering was visible. Her com
| plexion was very forid. and. regards flesh.
| no noticeable difference was apparent frorI
| when she was first arraiSaed for the crime. she
| was dressed entirely in black and skipped up
the bankers steps with buovancy that more
| than expressed the exubcrance OF her feeling:
! at once more being free woman. 1pmedi
atelv following her Came Emma D. Borden, hel
sister. and Miss Anna c. Holmes. The party
was Immediately ushered into the drawinl
room, the hickman following with o largt
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THE GOULD.-NOw OPEN. 141 OCEAN AVE :;
i modern conveniences; bright; coy: reasonable;
half squire FROM beach
my.3l LIN Ed. L. GOOI.D.
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EDUCATIONAL.
IN WASlIIN1;TON.

CPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE. SHORT
Chsnd and tyre writing department only open dur
ing July and August. Day aud evening sessions at
usual hours. All departments of the college viii re-
open Monday. Sept 4, 1893 je2l
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Reliable Goods
<AT~
REASONABLE PRICES.

A well known Engineer in
charge of large Sugar Mill
writes us this week We use
no other but VACUUM OII.s, they
are the best
Genuine Mixed Paints, made
of pure colors and pure oils. The
MAKERS name on each can a
guarantee of quality. During the
past year a large quantity of this
paint has been used with the most
satisfactory results.
Fence Wire, Galvanized or
plain Black annealei-Four Point
Galvanized Black Wire. So much
complaint has been made of the
quality OF Fence Wire brought
into this market, that, after tests
covering the past five years, we
have selected a make of Fence
Wire peculiarly adapted to this
climate, and which has proved
superior to any other. Users OF
this make of wire endorse its
value.
Water Filters DO not try
experiments with articles mad,
ito SELF and then buy SLACK &
Brownlow' after paving ior you
experience, as so many hav,
done. Slack * BroN Flows Wate
Filters are made on scientific prin
ciples, and are known aul useC
everywhere. They are accessible
in all parts and can he c'c,ugi g
the user.
Terra Gotta Flower Pots an,
Water Bottles, Boston Bean Pots
New Goods constantly arriving
PACIFIC HARDWARE co., II
4o2-iOi Fonr STREET HoNoLULu.
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An old soldier and army reserve man
sends us the following: I shall never forget
the first time that saw Lord Dufferin. In
1882, when a recruit, | was stationed at
Barrackpore One Sunday evening | was
taking a walk along the road leading past
the vice regal lodge when | saw gentle
man, accompanied by two or three ladies
and several gentlemen, coming toward me.
In my ignorance of high life little thought
that his lordship would venture abroad
without "A suitable escort, and as the party
passed me never came to attention or yet
saluted What was my astouishment when
the leading gentleman raised his hand to
his hat smiling bengnantly all the time,
and passed slowly by.
A sergeant, however, who had spotted
my want of respect or stupidity-term IL
what you will-came up with all the pom
posity Of IA drill instructor, and In scathing
tones said: why did You not salutei Do
you know who that iss'' l replied in q
humble way that | was not aware, aud
that had been taught not to salS&s civil
ians. What, you young villaia Pretend
that you did not know his lor>:Xip, / will
get you pack drill and salutinx drill until
further ORDERS
then became aware of the awful mis-
take had made and passed the night in
an agony of apprehension and dreaming OF
saluting drill and Lord Dufferin alternate
ly, but to my intense relief the worthy ser
geant did not fulfill his threat, and I was
allowed to 20 scot free from the terrible
crime of not knowing and saluting the vice
roy of all lndia.-London Globe.
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--7------------------
nEEIEI nInE('IuR1
wv 'i'ihh ''"''
uNw,tt,N I-LANBs.
EXECUTIVE COuNCii~
a.. urot,sioroi uov-
ernment Of the Hawaiian lSi"h"s' "''
j. A. King Minister OF the Interior
:. M' pamon' minister ol in"u'e
N'o' smith, At'orheS-"e"er"
,.,s,x Corxr,,
F. NJ. Hatch, Vice-President of the froVls-
ional Government OF the HAWAIIAN is'ah"s'
,,i'' ~ VIZ Allan
I'd. suhr, A. Young,
i. p. Mendonca, W. G. Wilder,
John Emmeluth.
suP"fMh o'o"r'
Hon. A. f. Judd, Chief Justice.
Hon. r. +. Bickerton. First Associate Justice.
Hon. w. e. Frear. Second Associate Justice.
waT,an t,,n,s stenogra,hor
CIRCUIT JUDGES.
First Circuit II. Il. Cooper, W. A. whiting,
Oahu.
second Circuit A. n. kepoikai.
Third and Fourth Circuits: :. L. Austin.
Fifth Circuit j. Hardy.
building, King Street. Sitting in Honolulu
First Monday in February, May. August ana
DISTRICT CoURr.
Police Station Building, Merchant Street
y. u. NJ. n"per's"n' "'E'9e'
""'''''
DEPARTMENT OF FohhiGN AFfAihs'
oihce III uoVerhmeht p"n"hs' n,s 'o
Geo. c Potter, Chief Clerk.
,
,,,s rxaa,,a,o,, Kin, Minister of ,be
,.,a,,,a,
'h'ei 'ierS' '",h ~ h"sse' =, :,
Keohokalole. James Aholo, stephen Maha-
uiu, George G.. Ross, Edward :. BOYD.
CHIEFS OF TUREAUs, DEPARTMENT OF
Ixrrp,oR
S,ry.,or-,,a,eraI w. n. Alexander.
n,,,. v.,, va II po,..,,
Inspector Electric lights' Johh CASSIDY
a., >,
"
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LIZ Nnn.aN anusYn MomAN.


" the Head og % siau.ehois Df6~rs -
Methods rom Her Husband.
lu-y' woman of the noment n the
hu. creature in existence. she II real
ly dtcadmlly ovcrworked and pressed Tor
leisure There are Two reasons for u. One
has got to stand for awhile, let us hope Tor
a long while-siuce II Is because the "
still, while poking her Obtrusive little no<e
about in mems work, full Of her feminine
traits and characteristics. In her heart OF
hearts she has never quite given mp her
liking for dawdling: she hates to be ready
on the minute. things are wearing that
have 10 be done on Friday absolutely. in
stead Of Wednesday or saturday II she
feels more like It. And besides, she Is
wife mother housekeeper, neighbor.
friend, laly of the hoIfe, nurse, counsel
or COMPLIANT ard half dozen more things
all the time that she is he business wom-
an"
Her Confrurt the business man gets up
in the morning. eats his break fast, puts his
morning paper ia his pocket, kisses HIS
wife and babies and slams the front door on
all domestic cares till evening. The bust
ness woman does two or three honrs' work
In the way of getting children of TO school,
ordering meals, planning sewing. writing
family letters seeing tradesmen, supervis-
ing a household in its many details before
she, too, takes train to the Office. IL you
watch her en- route, you will see that she
does not let her newspaper, il she reads one
at all, absorb her. for she frequently lays IL
down, and if you are another woman you
will know by the pucker in her forehead
and the compression OF her lips that she 10
still full Of home cares. The business
wom' pure aud simple, is not quite de
veio b. And as has been hinted there are
some reasons why we are in no hurry that
she shall be-
The second cause for the busy woman's
want OF leisure il her want of system. This
is not wholly her fault. She is not born
with it a. her brother is. Generations OF
business men have implanted hereditary
business nstincts-punctuaiity, system.
promptness application, perseverancs-and
they quickly develop in most young men.
1t will take generations OF busy women to
give them the same chance.
Yes said Mrs. Rachel Foster Avery,
corresponding secretary OF the National
Council of Women, Il leave for Chicago to-
morrow. 1t was few days before the
opening Of that epoch marking woman's
congress that the Worlds fair gave us.
shall be accompanied by seven stenograph-
ers. three babies and two nurses
In this way does the modern woman meet
the demands made upon her by this exact
ing age.-New York Times.
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peculiar Incident occurred ON d Yssler
avenue car. passenger put his pipe IA
his pocket and few minutes later ha be
sin 10 feel his back getting uncomfortAbly
warm. But be bad no sooner felt Il than
a blaze ran NJ the back Of his coat. and be
fore he could remove Il his shirt was on
lire, The oth,r Passengers smotherrd. the
tire ON his shirt, but before that Ia the eaar
could De qnenched the garment was bnrns,i'
beyond recognition. the owner just bareiy
saving some papers he had In one Of hls
pockets. seattle post-Intslligeneer
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THE HAWAIIAN
Safe Deposit 5 ItVGSln@lt
CtbNIIs.NN ".

COMPANY.
Has superior facilities for buying and
sell ng stocks and Bonds aud Is IN
a position TO handle large lluckS of
stocks. paying cash fur -Hmc: ur will
sell upon Commission.
Eva Plantation stock can be-
disposed of bv m Ia large or ~mall lots
at fair prices.
SAFE Deposit Boxes of ymi,us
sizes for the safe keeping uf all sorts ~
valuables. rented az reasonable rates.
silver Ware and Valuable
Articles taken ON storage for long
or short period.
Apply for particulars to
TIE HAWAIIAN SAFE DEPOSIT
AND INVESTMENT 20.
40s FORT STREET. HoNoLUIU
lSi-tf
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rh. Dress OF Youth.

An anxious papa the otker evening drew
me aside at dinner and earnestly asked
my advice as to what his son, a sophomore
at college should order for the coming sea
son. This important query led me to re-
view my past-how dressed when youth.
was at Eton and naturally wore an Eton
jacket and u tall hat from my earliest years.
| agree with English writer's on dress that
hoy, AS soon as he emerges from petticoats.
should adopt tall hat. 1t gives him a
sense of dignity, and it teaches him during
these tender years to be courtly in manner
and to he able to salute his acquaintances
with a grace which it may take him a long
period afterward to acquire.
OF course, in America, this is impossible.
A small boy in II top hat would be mobbed.
This country is still young, and it resents
the introduction even now of foreign fash
ions. Boys here usually wear knicker-
bockers until they are l3. unless ,(hey
are extraordinarily tall for their years.
After that age they dress exactly as we 10.
except that they do not Affect the swnIlow-
tail and top hat until their eighteenth
or nineteenth year.--Nogue.
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CUSTOMS BUREAU.

Office. Custom House, Esplanade, Fort 81.
Collector g General, j. b. Castle.
deputy Collector. +. h. McStocker.
Harb,m Master, Captain A. Fuller.
Port Surveyor, NJ. n. Sanders.
Storekeeper, Geo. Stratemeyer.
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Anticipating Things.

The youth approached the father with
more or less trepidation.
so said the old gentleman after the
case had been stated, you want to marry
my daughter
mot any more than she wants to marry
me-" he replied, hedging.
''She hasn't said anything to me about il -
''No, because she's afraid to-
Aren't you afraid, sir, more than she
isyn said the father sternly
The youth hraoed up.
well, perhaps am. = he said, .sbut as
the head of our family I've got TO face Il
and set the pegs" and the old man smiled
and gave his sconsent.-Detroit Free Press.
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Santa Claus Headquarters
.Thos. c. ThTum' S
UP TOWN BOOKSTORE

Presents an array of HOLIDAY
ATTRACTIONS in NEW and SEAS
ONABLE PRESENTATION BOOKS,
IN ART. POETRY, TRAVEL and BELLIES
LETTER.
ALBUMS, all Sizes. Styles and
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BIBLES. PRAYER BOOKS and
uYMNALS-The finest assortment of
CHRISTMAS and NEW YEAR
CARDS = The choice OF several Leading
Art Publishers offerings, at prices
lower even than former acknowledged
bargains.
REMEMBER Not last years card
or design in the Book, Celluloid and
other Art Novelties.
CALENDARS for 1894 and BOOK
LET'S that are gems of the printers
art.
Finest LEATHER. SILVER FlLA-
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On the principle of I'm Rome do as the
Romans do, | think it is safe rule TO
pronounce the name OF place as the resi-
dents Of place do Hence we should speak
of -. Louis a. though it wem written .sst
Lewis'-not st. l.ouee." All good Mis-
sourians say st. Lewis" IL is a little dit
fcult Ia put down in black aad white the
local pronunciation OF New Orleans. but IL
is something like this--"New Awl-yins.n .
with the strong accent on the ..Awi. ~
Cor New York Tribune
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-12-11

The number Of gallons in the Pacific is
over 3on trllionst q, with % ciphersl. aud It's
weight i, ais 600 coo, ,O0, on, 600 tons. and Il
would take more than 100000 years TO
pass over the fails of Niagara, but Il We
could construct "A tank GA miles long, wide
and deep il would contain it ali.-Ex
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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-12-11
BASKETS THAT ARE BAS-
kETS.

Novel and attractive in styles and
variety, (Hdde by the best Basket
Making tribe Of american Indians
from Bon Bon size to Hamper; said
to be the first let exported by their
Agent-MUsT BE SEEN To BE APPRE-
CIATED.
PARLOR and OUTDOOR GAMES
for Old and Young, and TOYS in
abundance and variety for all the good
little Girls and Boys from now till
Christmas.
The array of DOLLS exceeds that of
any previous season not only in guam
tity but also in quality. variety and
price.
In the line of DOLLS SUNDRIES
we are also more complete than ever ;
to all of which inspection is invited.
TOY BOOKS in variety for all
grades,
All orders promptly attended
10, and goods far shipment
packed with care.