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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-06-10
Csiidrea's Eatertaiaae.s.

The entertainment nj this Methodist
college building last night was unique
and thoroughly enjoyable. The little
folks In the kindergarten. under the dl.
rection Of Mise Philbrick, rendered their
various songs and movements Ia . man.
ner evincing careful and patient train.
lng by one we'll equipped Tor her work.
The Tambourins drill by twelve girls
from the Junior League, under the gu
pervlsion % Mrs. Atkinson, was . com.
plete successes. The nihusiastic encore
was an honest expression of pleasure on
'hs part Of the audiences.
The JUNIOR I---snA. under whose aus.
p,ces the entertainment was carried for
ward, IL delighted A. the liberal patron
age ~ their friends, and tho treasury ia
about t50 richer. All concerned are "
br heartily congratulated.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-06-10

G.. H. Wiles, who IL connected with the
King Bridge company, and Who stopped
IN the city a few months ago, il register.
cd at the Armijo from Houston, Texas.
Thus is the company tina, secured the
vIaduct contract, but ~ our democratic
friends are now bowling "boodle" in cou.
uection with the contract for the mp
prosches. oil included in the main cuu.
tract, there Is likely to be some trouble
experienced before the city tuldlls iIs
obligation. II is openly asserted that
the doodle" amounts to at least si,OOO,
bu, OF courss all these little things may
happen when business is tran sac,ed by q
DEM ratio city government.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-06-10
rol'aTM OF SCLY.
WI" the People 81 silver ,Uy t.,e.a
,tolan

! beinH.
The people ~ SILVER City have mad.
up" very line, interesting program Tor
Fourth OF July, ut which time the
Southwest Silver Convention and mass
meeting VI minera couyenes there.
AT 9:3 q. IA. the minsrs' parade and
display will take place, with music from
tue Twenty fourth Infantry band, Nc.
Ginty band OF FL Peso, aud the Albu.
querque cornet band. After the parade,
the reading OF the Declaration Of indie.
pendence will follow by Hon A Is. Fall,
aud then Gov. Thornton will deliver m
Grafton. On the assembling u the con
Nention, Senator Stewart, ~ Nevada; sx.
Gov. Prince, and other distinguished
and well.known advocates Of SILVER will
address the meeting.
A very lengthy program has been ar
ranged Tor the afternoon, viz: Hub and
hub hose race FOR s2OO. 10 yards; foot
race for men, lU yards, Tor t2U; foot
race for boys, under "a years ot age, flrs,
prize e. second prize $3.50; burro race
for 81 %, bicycle race, for ladies' en-,
for men t2j, sack race, distance 100
yards, for $40; obstruction race, fret
prize so, second 81; foot race Tor boys
under Is years, hrst prize $3.50, second
t2.GO; creased pols. priEe - on top ~
pole; base ball match Tor pure. Of t25:
SINGLE handed hammer drliiIug, nrsl
prize Ell. eecond els, double handed
hammer drilling, trst prize s75. second
s25, roping and tying steers against time
iirst prize 80, second s2j; bronco rid.
rug contest, purse 60 TO best rider. COW,
pony rnces and free Tor all race.
10 tue evening, beginning A. o'clock,
the Flambeau club OF Silver City will
give grand march and display OF fire
works, after which there will be u grand
public ball.
THE CITIZEN understands that train
Of three coaches will Ia chartered To
carry the Albuiusrqusans 10 the con.
ventiou and Silver City's Fourth Of July
celebration, but the paper regrets very
much that our hose running team and
delegation o. tremen are likely TO 70.
maiu Ht home. The local chief has writ.
teu three letters for conditions and
rulee To govern the hose contests, but 30
far the questions propounded have been
Systematically overlooked. The boys
here most naturally accept the chal
lsug, Of the Silver City team fur "A huh
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-06-10
EII AImomt,.ri. rhrrr

w l., lrmb.e, who has brru tu IrIul.
had aud Rocky Ford, Col, 10 piIut th.
pretty surrrl hursr, Eli Almont, To- We.
tory, returned on sunday mornings pas
seuger train from the north. The trnt
stop was made nj Trinidad. whcr" on II
muddy track before Ia bug Grove, Ia took
three straight heats ia tie TREE. FOR all
trot, and the over !. horse that shut
out the fast trotting mare, Jeanne
Thombs, a, Denver few idys after.
ward. While the horse was h+.lng ship
ped To Rocky Ford, Billy and Mr.. An
drew Smith got on the fast .xprcss and
went TO Denver, Tor the purpus. % sse.
lug tbs wonderful "city on the PLANE"
and to take ia the racing events then m
progress there. They returned Ia Rocky
Ford last Thursday eight, and IN the az.
ternoon u Friday MIR. Trmble drove
Eli Almont 10 victory again IN the Tree
ior-all trot. Mr.. Trlmbie states that he
went one heat IN 2:2ti,. Mr.. Smith aud
III Almont are 10 day 10 Denver. The
former will he joined 10y hIs wife, who
lett Tor Denver last night, and they will
return home shortly, but Eli, having
been sold To Kansas Eurrem-n, wall lie
taken coat 10 coupet- IN contests on
eastern courses.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-06-10
Hpeetmea Cases.

y. II. Clifford, New CasOel. Wis, was
troubled with neuralgia aud rheumA.
t,sm, hrs stomach uas dlsordered, his
liver Was affected TO an alarming degree.
appetite fell away, aud he was terribly
reduced IN ilsah and strength. Three
bottles OF Electric Bitters cured him.
Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg. H.,
had running sore on his leg Of eight
years standing; used threc bottles oi
Electric Bitters aGd seven bottlea Of
Bucklen's Arnica Saive, and his leg IL
sound and wall. John Speaker, Catsw-
ba, O.. had dive large fever sores on hts
leg, doctors said he vas incursble. One
bottle Electric Bltters and one box
Buckisn's Arnica Salve cured him en-
tirely, Sold by 7. II. burgess a Son.
Druapihte
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-06-10
AL,berai Coutr,buter.

II is learned this morning that A. A.
Grant, owner Of the Water Supply
works, who 10 here experimenting the
az penditure Of several thousands
OF dollars In necessary additions
to the works, stated yesterday that he
would give 5000 toward the extension
Of the Pecos Valley railroad to this city,
and also 5000 10 help along tho build.
ing Of the Rio Grande road down the
valley 70 the territorial metropolis.
These are indeed liberal contributions,
but the question is being asked: What
10 the committee doing in the pre-.
misses, 7"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-06-10
NaA IrI ThIa.

II will cost you nothing and will sure.
ly do you good, u you have
Cough, Cold, or any trouble with
Throat, Chest or Lungs. DR.. krng's Nav
Discovery for Consumption, Coughs aud
Colds 10 guaranteed 10 give relief, NJ
money will bs paid back. Sufferers
from Ia Grippe found It just the thing
and under its uss had sp,.cdy aud
perfect recovery, Try sample bottle
at our expense and learn Tor Yourself
Just how good q thing II 10. Trial bot.
tea free a, I, n, burgess 4 Sons Drug
Store. Large slIo ~ csnts aud tl.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-06-10


Mrs Andrew Smith left last night to
JON her husband at Denver.
Col. J. Francisco Chavee, OF Valencia
county, il up day uu buu,u-cv.
Mrs, J. Ed Priest and little ones have
gone 10 Santa Fc to visit relatives and
friends.
II K. Elder, manager Of the local
telephone system, was a visitor To Santa
f- last Saturday.
Fred. Scholls, the Belsn general mer
chant, came up from the south last
night and is at the European.
J. +. Carroll, OF Las Vegas, and Burt
Dunlap. OF Araviapa, Arizona, are the
latest callers at the Commercial club.
julius Wetzler, n young man we'll
known in the city, came in from H1l.
brook Saturday night and IL ut the Eu.
ropeap.
The Santa Fe Sun says Geo. g..
Montgomery, one OF the popular citizens
of Albuquerque, was a visitor one day
this week to the capital city.
Bishop J. NJ. Kendrick was in Santa
Fe Sunday with Rev. A. G. Monk, OF
Brooklyn, N. Y, who has been appoint,
oil in charge OF the Episcopal parish at
the capital.
Mrs. l.. A, Tsssisr, Miss Mary Shir K
and Miss Kate Sch wartz, who were TO
have left Sunday morning FOR the east.
got away this morning. The lsdiss ex.
pect TO be absent several months.
Burt Dunlap. q nephew Of Bishop
Dunlap. deceased. Is at the San Felipe,
from AravSips, Arizona, where he 10 in
tsrest.d in mining. The gentleman Is q
friend Of q. q Hall aud IL on his way
east.
Prof. Ramsay and h,s able corps Of as
sistants, began the normal hool IN the
university building this morning with q
good attendance The term lasts for eIx
weeks, and will prove grea, help TO all
teachers attending.
q. G. Bowman and W 10 left o. Chioa,
20 on sunday night, where they will Wis
II several weeks. From Chicago they
go TO pay their respects To relatives and
friends in Cincinnati, Ohio. They will
be absent for q full mouth
Last night the large warehouse OF
Peres bros, at Bsrnalillo, was destroyed
by lire. The pArtIcul are meagrs,
| but enough IL learned TO state that the
origia 10 supposed TO he lnosndlary and
that tie warehouse was totally destroy
ell.
A Chinese laundry on north Frs,
street WAS entered about 1 O'Clock Satur
day afternoon, and the robbsr got away
with about sci5. The Chinumau waa out
delivering some washing and while sb
s.ut this robbar entered through ths
back door by breaking the lock.
Twenty wagons, loaded down with
wool. came In from ths Sandia noun
tains this morning. and the sacks OF WOO
were stored away in the large ware
house Of Franz Huning. on the east sid
% the railroad track The clip 10 that O
William Frazier, and amounts TO sbou
10000 pounds.
Mrs. J. q. Hope, mother Of Lloy
Hope. whose death was chrouielei i
TRs CIrIzES OF Saturday, with th
daughter % M. Hopa, arrived last nigh
from Kansas City The mother was No
aware % her cons death until her arri'
al. for shs bad reosivsd q dispatch tbs
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-06-10


The president Of the school board s
away, but u quorum % the mem bers got
together last night at their quarters ON
north Third p,rset and held very ani.
mated meeting.
After the meeting WAS called TO order
the clerk opened the bids Tor grading
the grounds of the four public schools,
and read same. The bidders are W, l.,
Trimble 4 Co. c. q. Lott, +. A, Proper,
J. Is, Upton and ]. W. Palmer.
Some discussion followed, when on
motion the bids were referred TO the
building committee 81 report at the next
meeting,
Several bills were introduced and re.
terred ~ the proper committees.
Is. Slsystsr and his attorney, l.. W.
Dobeon, were present, The board TOR
some reason was direliot Ia nesting the
bill of Mr.. Sleyster, while he was ianitor
Of two of the ward school houses, His
Gauss wss presented by Mr.. Dobson,
Who threatened suit II the bill wAs not
Inundated, and after soms discussion
motion prevailed that the gentleman be
paid.
The clerk was instructed 20 have 1000
poll tax rscstpta prlnts'd.
The teiiow,ng tsschers were ssiected
after q heated contest; Mlssss baird.
Poyas, Armstrong and Folsom, and Mrs.
Butta
The meeting was lively, interesting
one. but thu members sdJourned 10 a
good humor toward each other.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-06-10
nu.s,,a,. Ar.,.. saiy.,

The lest salvs In the world for cutA,
bruises, sorea, ulcers. salt rhsun, fever
cores. tsttsr, ohAppsd hands. chilDlalns,
corns, aud all skin stuptions, and posi-
lively cures piles. or no pay required. IL
10 guarahte-d 20 give perfect sstiHfsotion
or money refunded. Prlos - csnts per
Tor. For sale by DR., Thos. Il. Burgess
a Son, dTuggists,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-06-10
Mil nuraed.

The recently completed Hour mill OF
George q, Roberts, at Santa Cruz. was
destroyed by Ars last night. The blaze
10 supposed 10 Le u lnosndlafy origin.
The l. 90 10 total, The building and ina.
ch,nsry was valued at $50. aud the
property was insured IN Mr. Wunsoh.
mann's agency for s3,OO. New Me'l.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-06-10
tIird charges.

At the recent meeting Of the demo-
cratic central oommitt.e and the trum'
ylra,e in this city, serious charges we're
briefed aud forwarded 10 Washington
aga,nst J. q. Albright RESOLUTIONS
were also adopted denouncing him.
The colonel can hnd the charges on HE
al Washington.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-06-10
Dca,h OF iisyd Hspe.

THIS morning ut 5:l5 o'clock Lloyd +.
Hope, one among the fire, settlers in
this city, died at his residence on the
High ands almost directly opposite the
new warehouse Of Franz Huning. About
two weeks ago MIR, Hope left his room
10 come down town, but on reaching the
dep, he was attacked with brain trou-
bic and fell to the ground in commissions
hack was called and kind handle lifted
him inside, the driver taking Mr.. Hope
back 10 his room. DR.. Pearce was sent
Tor Snd his patient wac getting along
hne,y until Thursday afternoon when
Mr., Hope was seized with relapse,
vent suddenly into INCONSISTENCIES and
died without rallying, or knowing any
person around him at the hour mention.
sdaboye.
W ID, Laird aud wife occupy . portion
dihs house, aud they. with h. ID. VIII
son' patiently attended every want OF
he deceased.
Mr, Hope came TO this city with his
A'her, also deceased, about ten years
go, and when his father conducted tha
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-06-10


Charles I",grr eft last night Tor his
Arizona cattle ranch.
Mrs John BorradRlls Ia IN Santa Fe
on visit to Mrs, DR.. SymIngton.
Simon Neustadt. Of the Los LunBs
Mercantile company, Id At the European
to-day.
j l.. Stephens came down from Santa
Fr last night. lie thinks 81 starting
another Spanish paper at Los Lunas
Mrs. y. T, ArnlJp aud Justo K. ARM.
- we're pass.ngers last night Tor San
Diego, Cal. Their trip IL u business one.
Adelaide G. de Baca, the young editor
Of III ll.raldJ tie SocorrO, IL IN the CITY
on visit to his parents, Mr.. aud Mrs.
A. 4. do Baca.
The county board Of equalization has
placed u valuation Of si.up per acre on
confirmed land granite, and - cents an
acre On tue unconlirmed grants.
Ed. Laye!le, Who has becn bossing n
section gang on "a railroad in Texas for
the past twelve months, 10 IN the CITY
and called nj Tut CnIlES Office last
tNvht
Eugene Daulcls was taken sudL--,y
~ last evening with asIght attack of
Inflammation 81 the stomach. lie 10
quite ~ to-day, and hts friend, Al. Cole
mau, Id seeing 10 all HIS wants.
r.. II. Hathaway. the Fl Paso gentle.
man whJ 10 agent for Mexico IN the
matter Of securing tourists from that
republic To the Worlds Fair, is at the
European registered from -, Louis
Mrs Burt took last nights pAsssn ger
tram for Kansas Clty, where che Will
vast her daughter Tor several weeks.
Mrs. "ur, ~ the mother ~ III, Burt, the
puhg,ug cashier at Wells Fargo EXPRESS
uili'",
ca the tram going geaI lAst Monday
near Winslow, at insane man severely
CA, himself IN the side With pehkniis,
CommudOr- Owens tpUk charge ~ the
mau, aud hs will probably bs sent 10 an
IN, an- asylum.
Ernrst Meyers, Of the wholesale la
upT establishment % LyScnthGl 4 M.y
etc, Sas AT the depot With hts vAi,see
vel packed, lie IL on hts way g. So
corry, MagdSIena, Krly aud other
soutLcg" towns.
DR.. A T. Msylert, brother ~ G.. "
Mey ler,, All wife, who have been gue-I'
u the San frHI-' Tor the pasi few veeks
left this mnrr.ns 'Ir their homo 10 New
York, They N.u 4 course stop q short
time 10 Chicago
B-coming uneasy over the delay IN
iudse-hlp appointment tor the terri
tory, y. &. Collier, n candidate Tor tbs
beuch % this dia,rlct, took this morn
,ngs passenger train for Washington, ID
&C. TbIs action 10 ths oonolaal VI ,hs
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-06-10
Citize,,


'h''iNif euu VbilllFlNn
and wife will leave for Chicago. Monday
morning
Dr. Helen I. Meyers, who has been
stopping at the Hotel Columbus, Will
leave this evening Tor Colorado Springs,
Col.
W. Il. Martin, the we'll known court
interpreter, came up from Socorro laat
night and IL registered At the Hotel Co.
lumbus
Miss Jennie Pratt, New West
teacher, went 10 Chicago aud other
eastern cities last night to spend her
vacation.
Mrs. Thos. lsherwood, wife u Foun-
dryman lsherwood, wss taken suddenly
III yesterday afternoon, but is reported
much better to day.
Richard Dunn, the we'll known ranch
man of Catsklil, IN the northern part "
New Mexico, came down from the north
last night aud Is at the San Felipe.
ID. q. SpauldiDg. 81 Mitchell. who IA
connected IN u business way with the
Mitchell Iiro1,, timber owners, vas here
yesterday. but went north last night.
Miss Mamie Rummell was taken III
with mAlnr,al foyer yesterday, aud IL re-.
Rarded quite SICK. Her attending physi
cian Hppr"hcndn nu serious outcome.
Berthold Sp,tz and Mics Fannie
Schultz wtl be married IN III Paso to.
morrow mnrulng. aud IN the evening
pass through the city on their wedding
tour
Mrs. Twclyetrees, daughter " Mrs
knHpp, WAS passenger 10 Colorado
Springs, Cob, last night. Her husband
H. chief clerk Tor superintendent
Nudge.
Mrt l.. T. krNwinklo and daughter
Will leave to night Tor st. LOUIS Be.
fore returning 10 the city, which viii h.
~ tho Tall, they wall spend some time al
the Worlds Far.
J. II. Crist, u the Santa Pc sun, was
met ut the depot last night 10y Jolly
crowd OF democrats, aud taken imme.
dletely 10 the Commercial club. lie bus
not heen seen to-day.
Er,,k S,p,,.o r,o,,r,.,, -, 49,
European, having earned needed
rect by prompt attention to business
aud wde are arranging for Il visIt to
California IN a few days
Col, Il, w. Webb. Of Santa Fe, came
dom, ,rom ,h. ,or,, md :. ,.,. - L.,
-, b,si,..s m. ,,,,,., ;.n 81. 49,
Ia D.m,,y .b.,. n. "a ;,,ar.s,o, =.
several worthy enterprises.
Mrs 4 Mo.,., ..,., -, Az. n.r,,
t,.a..r. IL again in tina CITY hsv,r, -.
turned from N y,sl, 1, IN. y,,I,,a Ia.
The lady's hume il in Lana An,.les. md
sh, will NO wes, IN n tsw days,
a. ~ a S,,
of Station Av.n, Stack.r no Rsl.n .,a
her moth.r. Mira a. " Un,.y,ovs nam.
nm fr,m m. sou,h l.s, p,,h, and mr.. a,
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-06-10

Fifty csnts is small doctor bill, but
that IL nil il will cost you To cure any or
diosry cAss OF rheu matism Il you will
uss Chsmberlains pain balm. Try II
ard Won will be surprised at the prompt
,sli.f A affords. The hrst application
viii auie. the pain. 10 cent oo,tiss for
Ia by T. IA. burgess 4 ton's. drugglsts-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-06-10

The old adags make hay while the
sun shines" il especially applicable 10
advertisers al this season Of the year.
There 10 more real good accom- plished.
by advertising in what 10 termed q duh
season, than at any other. ne purchasers,
during the long, no, summer days, have
more leisure in which to look up the
dia.,sn, Inducements offered,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-06-10
liIty C0uaeil.

For lack Of u quorum the board OF
aldermen Of the city failed to meet last
nlght, there being present only Mayor
Field aud Aldermen Schwartz and Hes
s-ldsn Of the board: the CITY attorney
and o.ty clerk. A large amount Of i'm
purtaut business, sfectIpg the interests
u the city, IL ON the calendar, or in the
hands Of the clerk, still the city solous
made II M object ~ absent themselves.
Matters IN regard to the visduct we're "
have been called up, and Il 10 stated
openly on th. streets that this business
alone was responsible Tor the non appear
nnce u the dirslict members.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-06-10

Are you iusuredf II not. now IL the
tune 10 provide yourself and family with
a BOTH. 81 Cham b-rlAin's collie. cholera
and diarrhu,s remedy no an insurance
against any serious results IRON an at
tack % bowel compliant during the sun
mer months. IL Ia almost certain to he
needed and should bs procured 1t once.
40 other remedy can take its place or
40 its work. - and ~ cent bottles Tor
sale by /. II. burgess \ sons, druggists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-06-10

- ''"c'' I"'' W lulH property
had been purchased with money donated
10y citizens, the balance beng the pro.
duct of band earnings. Tor which the five
members above mentioned had recon-
pensed their retiring brethren. They
therefore turned over their valuable
holding Internationally 81 the new or.
sanlzatlon, and tie tind dlsposltlon. In
case VI d,-handment, Wall be determi ned
Toy " vote Of tins body "a, IL later meeting
The new band will br conducted on
strictly business principles, It's interests
having been entrusted 10 the following
ullctal stall 4 NJ. Whrtcomb, presi
dent, +. ID. F,uke, business manager
aud secretary, aud ", \ Kramer, treas
uf"r, Frank Kramer was elected leader
hud j Is Hard wns engaged ~ musical
Instructor ~ n stated salary.
Ia" band stnrt4 out with member
rhlp u fourteen, t. which number addl-
uuur VIII hr made Hr fast ~ suitable NJ.
pucuuts are found. There are mum Der
~ competent piHyrrs IN the city whose
intention 1t ~ to associates themselves
HIth the new organization, and the IN
rtrumentaton will De increased 10
tSeu'y mouth pieces IA u Very short
time. Following Is the present I,.rsonuel
Sith the INSTRUMENT played by each
tu-mbos T., -, i'Iuuo, tun"I - NJ.
Nhitcomb. Bb bgss; y. Grhrlng, barr
tone, Sam. Council, solo tenor ". A.
kreamer. tirst tenor, Chas voorhees,. solo
alto: Bert Norhes, first alto; Frank liyr,
second alto, J. W, Nprhee, solo Bb cornet .
u. Brockmeler, first Iib cornet, John
Lawren-op. second 30 corne,, Frank
kreamer. Eb curnr,, J. Is Nurd, 10
clarinet. Chas. St4cke, Eb clarinet
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-06-10


Nos Ilfeld and wife, bernard HELD
aud Edward SpItl, who attended the
Spi,z Schultz nuptiGls at III Paso Sun.
day morning, returned home last even
ing. They state that the marriage was
u brilliant affair and very largely attend
ed. On the tram we're the happy cou-
ple, and during the brief stop OF the
train at the depot n number Of Albu'
querq.ans were present 90 oongrAtu ist-
and wish them married life u mnch
prosperity aud happiness. Harry Man.
dell wont down the road To meet them.
Mr.. and Mrs. B-rtnold SpIiz vent on "a
Las Vegas hot eprlnRa whore they will
spend several days enjoying the soenes
OF this dellsh,iul resort, and then rs
turn 10 tue city Later in the season
they will visit the WurId's Fair,
DIR. NJ. J. D.yIs, ga prominent physi
clan of Le~is, Cass county, Iowa, aud
ha. bean actively engaged In the pfac
t,ot Of medioinr At that place TOR the
nnat thirty tys Sears, On the 18th ol
Nav. vh,i. IN dee Moinss gu route t.
Chicago, he was -uddrnly taken With al
attack Of d,arrho, Having sold Cham
berlaln's collie. cholera aud dIsrrh1
remedy for the past ssventesn years
aud knowing ia reliability, he procure,I
A - cent bottle, Two loses II which com,
/ nl.t.ly CURED him Tue exoitsInsut aud
change OF water and diet incident &c
travelling often produces 9 diarrhea
Every one should procure q bottle OF Thu,
remedy before leaving home. For sale
by T, IN. Burasss y soa'a drusgisls.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-06-23
For YOKOHAMA and HONGKONG

Steamers of the above Companies will call
at Honolulu on their way to the above rts
on or about the following dates: