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Decorah-posten., 1894-01-09
SfoOencs Treoning.

Oct bRnoer pite, at 10 lRrgsr: VI
tommer bort, 10 itGriere cr dOrblla
oerne, iom hi finoer til at leoe Os ucn
Sanolinser biemme. aonlurrentTs
SptrGoen fan unoertioeu 9iue % gpSt
Sint plu, bporlebes hi ltal Oriue r'
egcn Jorretnins.
5or noele gar iibeu ienotc &e3l" |
rln9en / Sapern Ell bp9tig 6critlHanS
Ior at itIoere Sfppbrugstilltancen IN
5oreneoe Stater. iWieoens ban I'd.
Der, TOM ban meo ben 0emrrtnlng,
"Sm so glar ma 8 iuoicrc 5'Tf
3pmmer, Og oa s rlmeligpis 0l loF'
tr9ffe ameritanlfe 5r9iurtcr, hi rI 10
9Dnoe at plante benz, ipr at ri Tan bait
Dem parat til at ienoe Goer, idar oi
3ib fommer."
9pprmc9cn 8etnniipmGco % bu'.'H
aooariel lig9er Der life i Disc On.
Waalfe er BET cnbnu life ior tent Faa
BORT cget 2nno at piantc ben 1top y
oil tornme til at trGngc Ell GtleFa'i'4
cIlcr TO iremi Iiben; men tp!5 u F''
9igre Set, CT BET Tio at inOiore liaEP
6prbolosre9ler til StmosnIn3 a IL"
tGntium Sfopeoela9gelie % III 6F'"'
me al pibenifabclig Sfopogrfltn8.
Meoens Dor Ge9iering pcobll''l"
i9lger lit Stoplanb for p Qoldrsp
Ncre, faar 6ranfrise unten ben lai'D'
Sum inb uarlie al buer acye Al ''l'
SfOolano ueb Sal9 al GDntaier.
lorpoer Dor &apital, 6rantrl0r oalD.'
Jig Ell Snot29t % beparer ltt aaV''-
Galisip, ben bergmte irdulIe %0''''
lRnsiabritant, Der iUritoO ia paa j"
Ore cling iaapeliom paa Yorct'Iaa
tl9reoe, at 5priDmmeli len reo SI'''I
/ bans 2eoetio bar "itfe ct Aas5"
men en- lllptfe % en- glenoi3RfO
5rantriae." Set 9nnp bar iiotn laa
Sanobeoen al oisie Orb. y9aa'
bort 2ano fplse gremplet?
Decorah-posten., 1894-01-09
e t q a +.
5~leocpriisn 1ioite llae bar 10 Gents.
gtat til 2froag iaIot nosIe iaa 5pms

Nat til 2froas iaIot noste iaa 5pm-
mer Snr.
tluoerbisniu9en beo qutber Col,
le8e or after cptn9st | Sreeaas.
3 Monbnss begpnott gnbllc
SdooI after fin giriiombeo eitrr Sc.
rierne.
- Curtin, 6aber ca SGn, bar Nia.
oiion 2oipni3tp, Section 20. figbt 95
Gcres 2ano ipr $1,000.
Zen al Gountp Treaiurer 36it.
men itiIeOe Gmbsbs.aaution belpber ia
til $4,000.
- llinoIgite 8repe: Slaf 9tnber.
ion-Martba Observation-Disclosures s..
2augcool-9ina 8eterien-Gle Brgns
bal GpjGpei-Map Tpitt.
- uiuolpitc greus: Mrs. q. Q.
amoien, Otto GuupatiOn, Suer q.
Suerion, Mrs. 2ietelein.
- granopGienst tr9rgte bells npe,
oels en- itprre 2ru9oe Of 9~ranoIanger,
% Spen bar IN beitilt 500 Sob; bper
Sob toiier rs Gents.
Ntrs. 3n9a 3. 6pte al Sc Ga.
mere, Sargent 60, q. Dat, iom bar
Uuret / 8:ip9 hos 8. 3. 9inoe % ais
ore 8enner / Gunner 1pipni6ip or penot
til tit Sjem.
9ip3tepis b%erettes ibas, Man0ag,
at en- 6aruer ira NRrbeoen al 8relton,
Qtiun, bIeO pna 8eien meQem 5uuntain
% 2anesbOro ituOt % plpnoret for
1855.
= Set bar NOT life iaa Tom ia9t i
iprri9e go. on @eirs Si9ualerrle, at Der
alene ituloe iisnaliieres, naur Der inos
traaote 6OrnnOrins i @eiret. Sci, Der
ifal Iignoliieres buer Dag, meo llnotas
8eIie al 2srba9 % Ssuoos.
= DIR. 8 9 @bitnen, ben npe
County Grcaiurer, bar ~en9n9eret Cyrus
McaaD, Ser er Ell Grpert / BEN Slnes
6orretnifg, Tom 9iGlp for at iatte Jig
ino 8eItprelien al Gouutyets 8en9es
o1rrer. Mr. @bitneps 4eputp er @
> NoroGeim.
Wialer 8raitmart bar puoiet pp
lit 2otale, 6iprnet al Main % 8aibs
Iaa at BET er ri9ti9 toieli9t, %
ban bar cit patf5r 8e6olonin9 al Wall
paa 6aanoeu.
- Garpets9aoeren Strnfcn, lige peb
ben totbolite airte, bar iaact bjem iiu
Sm Seinri6, Der bringer ct Sat MT
meo Jig, iaa 2 8aUcrItole er
Sang. 2e leperer fortriuli0t Or
bcioe, biai8t % putttIi8t.
9rof, &. %. 8pllueas 1Orebruo
% 2Groa0 Nitel onr intere3s
lante, men iortolo8pis mesct baarli9t
Sum iaa ira 8peu bapoc be-
npttet fig al benne Nntsonin9 til at
bGre Dor Chs melt brpuoenoe SpprQss
ndnl bebanblet al Ell acknowledgements.
Sub8e 8illett bar opta9et i'm
Spn 8lQlam Tom 9ompa9nou / Sag
igrers 6prretnin9en. lluse @ilett bar
.3rabueret fra Soma Gitp lniperIity
iom jurioiit &anoioat.
Mr. ps Mrs. Sobn Steen baooe
Ell bps9elis 5amiliefeit / tit Sjem,
8aboo, Nebraifa, ben 2oen Sanuar.
De bplot 8rplup for i'm 9atter 9tora,
ipm Gstepiebes til Scr. gilbert 6. Sialan.
bet samle % bet nnse Bar bar
8ecprubs8ufteH~ tierteti9ite sptpnit=
pg Der / 9Den er Der Man9e,
.om ilutter Jig ON De famine Gutter:
sn lang % pelii9net Sunorirs iammen!
Sr. Z. 8. Sage al gtepbure,
Minn., bar i 9ecprab / Sorretnineer
9aar.
Decorah-posten., 1894-01-09

Zen literRrs &ibeling Of Deco,
rah Library Association mgoer Irs.
bag Aiten preeis 81. z Aiten bos Wrs.
g. s. 9lortou. aqe Msolemmer al
the Association bar go9nus til be lite
rare MB6er.
13bs Sauuar 2an6s / Stepers
Opera Souie. GrUius Cr9eitra.
.Sffe ane Mennefer, iom III. fan lsbe
uben b~iuanben, foritaar at leoe met
binnnben.
8il bu belbrebe en- aUinbe, ina inbs
bpb benoe fun % ieno benbe bebaselise
SnbbposIier. aillaar bun bisie, ina
tilt0lb 9Gseu.
Decorah-posten., 1894-01-09
2pbIfe Geite.

SloIte 9lrsoag tu9 ct 5eam no /
Gsitenoeu al 8pen, men fum life langt
pna fin piloe 6art. 9aa geien ff De
be oc9 tnrIfet Ell 8auouertss Sporaut,
iaa @nnoet ilommeoe op til Ell 6pioe
al bcnpeb 3 SOB. Oct tos en- 9ib, fpr
man fit 5;rpmmen itanoiet. De bet
ltrnmte 6eite Tor iaa imuo Ell SIDE.
malt u9 blsu ligseuSe Ell @rpit. De
tilbprte Ole Common, % Ell 8ut peo
Rnun Barter fisrte Dem; ban tom life
me9et til Staoe,
Decorah-posten., 1894-01-09
Tecorab % Smegn.
Ttu soc 9%aauar. 1894.


llhelS.
CONNER 6, 8. 0at9 al bette GiItrift
bauoc Itorsoag Gitermiooas bet llbeIo
at ialoe iaicHuem en- 3%ernbauebro i
Mc8re9pr o. brrIte bsg9e 2anrbcn.
San baooe prret uSe paa ell dprrets
ujngsreiie % ItuIoe oaa Gnorpeien
bicm ira Gcpotct, Sommen no pna
Srpcn oatleoe ban % faIbt aso / cit
6cioe al IA Sch. 4aa 0runo al bans
hric 9uloer, 70 Nnr, % be iarIiee 8eiis
brto er bans 9ilitano meeet mtritiif,
men Der er po9 0aab on, at Ian fan
blioe friit iBicn.
CONNER Satb er ell al De 9nmle
Settlere i oeune Gel al Staten % er
goot tjenot % meset nibolbt Der i
9peu, buor ban / aareuis bar iiooet
iom CONNER i 9iitrittsretten.
Decorah-posten., 1894-01-09
ira 6aImar.

Zen npe 6abrif u%eola9be IrbeiSet
9a9en isr 2ileiuleaften for 2 Tiger.
6r. Snmuelion fra Miuueapolis er
6ormano for 8ertIteoerne, ps Sr. q.
3. Jlaiteruo er oalst til S~uperiutens
bent. Zen belle Drift pptases after
Den 8oe Snnuar.
- Nils 0rinoe % Oscar gipitrpm
er unnoret bort; ben 6prite bar Ell gam.
mel ub1liot Maub, Der blep ansreben
al ga Grippe, % ben Nnben leo al
TRrins.
SIR. Sobn 9. 8ope bar tiebt
Moens 8lod peo Sioen al 9pipn Saa
oeriteos.
Decorah-posten., 1894-01-09

Vel'eNpe.
Mrs. 81 . 8itp al eiuur Sails, q.
7nt. er Der poa 8eiga hos fin Mober
% Seifenoe.
s. O. Gruab % Gnbers 8. Ssrti
fra 6anoper, Nlamntee 60, ltnnoieoe
ooer / Gceornb paa 0iemrciie fra 5rees
borne 60, Minu., % afaSoe oBiaa
"Gecorab Goiteu" ct fort 8eieg.
aRr. % mrs. 8 81 3auiou fra
3anssoiae er, liseiom be buri9e 5ule.
9jGiier, ueuot tiIbn9e til fit Siem.
q. 81. 0aIano al glcp &onie,
Minu., bar berueoe iioIte uge / Seipg
hos in 8rooer County Nuoitor 8. 6.
Sobuion.
-0leN liien Spotc al Nonm8. Minn.,
bar i 2ecorab iioite ll9e i 8eiGg tps
SIr8tliu8e % 8enner. atiien ct en-
gomntel 28inneibeit Gouutp Wano.
- 6r. 6. i, 9pbnion At Chicago,
3d., er fer pan gamle Gomter. San
irI0cr Or9ler for Ncluman 8rps.
Decorah-posten., 1894-01-09

1amfr 90 Serrct. ytHb tbt en- tuasW StanSars
gFt7to1. bEv st7sl tgottil HHBisntHs for Samnsuirts
riHs a. ale 1ta3B 1%'GtuGier, o. t~noeb9lotr I5Oiortsls
iist St1gs &s1itsr5yspt. ggraner. lem itte II aoot
tltmme bet sn3sl,e SpJoL tan uso ptnns 5rtBsoa iors
itaHe ia rH Kyicr % hayt'5 Egtis. "a ituar sol.1
iaat y mtsst Vlfrs Aaon:ort ior otu biIils REts al -
StnI5. AaIEigE sHtts. 4rspT 5 Gttts. asrssis:
G. N.Ertb&rL
ei2AA G~larlnse. 4ltnR. 55ESk
Decorah-posten., 1894-01-09

Except the first week in july Prof
br~ecRenridge's school viii be in session
ull christmas. Many who are low taach-
ing VIII spend their vacations az M
Progressive teachers find ! Tvs
weeks session of the Normal Institute 100
stantial progress. any SUB
Decorah-posten., 1894-01-09
Gil 2Gaebpa irit.

gn Sp9 on Ga Grippe, ~froniit Sns
tarrb, Soite, 8orfjplclie % G9rin9 Iers
oes MI frit al The Pe-ru-na Drug Ma
nufacturing Company, Columbus,
Oblu, nnar man iuoienoer Iapn %
Nore8ie.
Decorah-posten., 1894-01-09
Narsmooe.

The Minnesota Scandinavian Relief
Associations 15oe aarsmeoe hploes / Meo
8inB, Ninu, Itrsoug ben 23os Sauuar
1894, 81. 10 Jormiooaa. 1912
Decorah-posten., 1894-01-09
6uoSficntitcr.
Q. esnsaa efter ssuietrefonserS,


& rem 7prhe q g. {. Sirls ON 6ormie'
hagen Al. l0l5.
SrneaeSIiple umieeelbari citeT Gnes'
ijeueiteu.
Cnt Niteuen al Z engelF @uesteueiie.
g~rniirmaatrrue mencr Sgrodg 6ornloeaa
81 Oh.
spinNfforcuiuaen mrocr 8crsod3 Y ier'
mieoaa ST. 9 paa 0caeBct,
Z 1tccrah ReuigbeoS &jrit Senea9 Scr
miocoa &L. 10t5.
Srr0doelult Siter @uo&teneiea
eraelit H'tcnlnOsiicuelic 81 Z,
SpuHrmdu'ttHe ira 8rcn mpoer 2'rseo8
Citcrulooa9 al A.
acnflmanterue ira gouoet mreer Sns'
Nol gitermi0odQ 81. /.
llu9oomSiorcniugea mrecr 8ursoa3 a'ttH
81. :.
Decorah-posten., 1894-01-09
Stint Weauemeiter. Gr d

He9nlng, Qanlen? -
Stprartet flint. Sea er laa a. !.
ct 5Gnomen. Seq tan nooere I!
refer meb i~ersiireoe 9al Inp "l'
iaa oct tit al bli ipu lprlfis.''J'
mer.
Decorah-posten., 1894-01-09

Cgina ct Waal. 29rera'; 9''
bgi er Wontblanc? I'D,
Den lille Yetterien: @it1"
bpi!
Decorah-posten., 1894-01-09

6loIr, 9O'Oerne al 6 sGs, en- 9beltes
NIB Sattn9 8Owoer, Ell 9beIteIulb
Essence of Almond. @iip smprret.
til Oct blir ina tpnbt Tom 5lube, Tom
Sn'teret 8raouis /. berpaa Essence of
Almond, Melf, sgssebpioerne piipebe
til tDnOt Gum, % 5luuren, i bpilfen
Sat'n9 Eoiuoer er blanoet. Steo
Saserne, 2 CONNER tptte, i25 Minuter
! cit pasleIloe BARN 0pn. SroItino
eIter 8ebus.
a9 sO9ereespt trplfcs Der bper uae.
Decorah-posten., 1894-01-09
GMImths ~S,peoepriier.

gTp. Ham, ........ .G2tS-
go l%norhern, .GlH
&c A~n2rthem, IS
Decorah-posten., 1894-01-09
LADIES CAKE.

Trefjerbeoele
aOpiuIo 9nDr,
to Stopper Gut
fer ] Sopiulo
Melt ire Sop
fulo @aibburns
GrosbD Gus
Cob Wlebol
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-09-15
ooNaREss NAN WILSON
Gives His British Friends tho Denoilt o.
III, Opinion on Our Political situation.

c,vru His British Friends tho Denoilt Of
M, Opinion OIL Our Political situation.
Lospox, Sept. ia representative
of tho Asgociatcd Pross had an inter
view, to-day, with Mr.. W. L. Wilson,
tho distinguished congressman from
Wost Virginia, whose tariff measure
Inns attracted so much attention In Eu'
rome. Nlr, Wilson enid that his trip
ocross the Atlantic had greatly i'm
proved his health. Unless his pro.
rrammo is changed. Mr.. Wilson Will
ssil for homo on September %.
Referring to tho recent election IN tho
state OF Maino. tho gentleman from
Wost Virgiuia said that no did not con-
sIdor tho Republican victory as pro-
nouucod criticism Of tho tariiE leeisla-
lion OF Congress. According to Mr..
Wilson, solno OF tho Democrats OF
Maine aro temporarily augesed at GER
tain tariff reductions, especially at tho
reduction OF tho duty on lumber. But,
hcl addod Names situation prevents
that state from boing an index OF the
noIItical currents OF the United states.
Mr. Wilson decidedly stated that
President Cleveland had no thoughts Of
again being q candidate for tho pros
idency. Messrs. Rood and mckinley
were. in his opinion, candidates Tor tno
Rcnnblicnu nomination, but he thought
Tho Republican party would probably
snisrt n tariff conservative like Allison.
Tho United States, Mr.. Wilson said,
would mover revert to McKiuIoyism, or
to blind, greedy, selfish protection;
Tho tariff will not DO attacked, and
when Congress meets. lts errors, witch
aro in detail only, will DO corrected
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-09-15
GREEDON TALKS
Tho Sturdy Australian in Primo
Condition for
HIS CONTEST WITH FIIzSINNONS
Ho Tolls Something Of His Inner Life.
Makes no soorcs OF tho Means TO
Employs 20 Keep in shape-His
Manager Docs Not Believe In Doc
tors


From N< 8. Losu. No. CArVnGdl
As September 20, tue date set for the
5000 battle between Dan Creedon and
Bot Fitzsimmons, grows nearer ia un-
cortainty grows greater and the inter
est Of the sporting world Increases.
While Fitzsimmons will no doubt DO a
hot favorlte in tho betting, yot the truth
OF the matteris that but very low have
got q true line on Cruedon. While the
Wiso men Of tho ring who have como in
touch with him, are saving but littlo out
loud, IL is o well.known fact that Fitz'
simmons followers arc finding in a quiet
way all the Creedon money they want.
Personally Fitzsimmons has always
believed that Creedon was easy game.
But thon, Creedon has improved almost
beyond belief since no came to this
country. Tho instruction no received
while helping 70 train Oorbett for tho
Mitchell fight did him no end OF good,
while his method OF living and manner
Of taking care Of himself has greatly
improved his condition.
Some time ago It was reported that
Creedon was a victim OF muscular
rheumatism and that his days as o
fighter had passed. This has no doubt
taken many OF the sporting fraternity
over 10 tho FitEsimmona side.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-09-15
SDeCialties ::A

Sole agents for DR.. Jaegers MeTino Un-
derwear, and have just received full line of
same. Our prices are the same as at the
New York agency. Stock on hand consists
ofSocks, Hose, Gloves, Knee Warmers, Chest
Protectors, Children's Vests and Drawers.
Ladies' Vests and Drawers, Ladies' Combi-
nation Suits, Mems Combination Suits, Mems
Vests and Drawers, &c. All sold for the
same charged at the New York office.
Sole agents also for the Ypsilantl system
of Underwear, of which we have full line.
Catalogues furnished when called for, for
either.
We also have just received a full line OF
the American Hosiery Company's Underwear.
Prices in all cases as low as in the larger cities.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-09-15
DINNER WITH GORDON
,..mess!Dg "Reminiscences OF tho
confedorooy Tho.
ygRE NOT TOLD NJ HIS LECTURE.

a. ceIopru,od "AnOr Death" Export.
ssoo a. Gettysburg-APre Sontlmcn.
mat Took Possession of Him In tho
shenandoah. vaIlOy-ThO Celebrated
Atuck on Fort stOdmnn-Tho Dis.
s,trous Attempt TO Rc.roat and
JOla ZOO johnson.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-09-15

Evrny household should DO prepared
for on,oyconcIns, for how Often, "l'ko n
thief in tho night" Group or whooptnE
cough may comeupona deaT cnilu W WIN,
ont warning and N few ilonfs pIIco
he swcot lilo in balancn by n slondGr
iLreaJ. Cubeb Cough Cure, promptly
usod, will avert all danger. Delays are
Iouverona Sold by AlOx. I. Young,
John KIh.i, Wheeling, and Bowie q
Co. bridgeport, Ohio.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-09-15

all cases arising from overWork, mental
worry or excuses Of any ua;urc, sold
by ali dealers q; 50 cents per box, or
six boxes for g. jO-never sold in bulk
or by the hundred
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-09-15

Jouxsox's MAoSBrrc Or killsall pains
whe,her informal or external. 81 %
sIzs 90 conla; SOC sizo 20 conts. Chas.
r. GoctZo and ". ". Irwin.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-09-15
GEO. r. TAYLOR.
500 600 BOOKS GIVEN RlVAY=5O Cent Book Free

short
opportunity to
Address,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-09-15

!Iseiai Dispdich 10 ne hieEiie"e'' ~,
WASHINGTON, d. O.. sept l4.-G. W.
Tnwpnco has been appointed postmas'
tor ut Lavnlotte. Wayne county, VICE VI
X. Adkins rcaignOd.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-05-04
His Reward.

Redwood, little town south of here,
is all agog, not only In colored circles,
bat also among the white brethren.
The trouble is that certain colored
brother who takes an active part in re-
hgious circles, and in whom his asso-
ciates have placed implicit confidence,
has been detected having piece of
sticky fly paper In his hat when he went
to take up the collection at the church
All the coins that were dropped upon
the fly paper staid there, and it is amaz-
ing how the big pieces crowded the little
ones off. When the audience had been
solicited, this smooth individual would
advance toward the pulpit and turn his
hat upside down over that of another
who had been soliciting the audience on
the other side Of the house. All tho
coins that dropped belonged to the
church, and that which remained in the
hat was to remunerate him for tho
good ne had done in the blessed work
Bucyrus (O.) Dispatch.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-05-04
Tvs WQuNo.

F1ins the sSN ssus,s above it,
The SAY than tbs Uauad has lestS
Hide il wit1, slowing lowers>
Mtth t,nTegs quick and degss
SpcaS - il never a weapon.
Held II a gSck less hand,
Had struck a blow 81 cguels
Tho world VIII understand.
The world will look and lEbtlS
Say it Is all forgots
The sneer, the lie. the treason.
Arc all as they were not.
Change "a the Law OF nature,
And love and faith and trust
Are things too fair and dainty
To tread life's common dust.
oniy when all i over.
The curtain drawn DER the play;
When the voice has hushed its pleading.
The smile has died away;
When the corpse Is deeked for burial.
And things show as they are,
Deep, rei and angry, as AZ first,
think they'll find the scar.
All tho Eeax Round.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-05-04
GRADE SWISS WATCHES

with bulletins of rating of the Kew OBJ
servatory, Switzerland, showing them to
be accurate and reliable time pieces.
They are fully guaranteed and fare sold
on their merits entirely.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-05-04
Massage.

AIRS. PRAY WOULD ANNOUNCE
lvE that ellie will attend limited uun,s
her ui patienta. AddfeEs al ~. ~.
Whitney'a. King at. Belt Telephone ~.
3e9Qstf
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-05-04

Photographer Williams
Patriotic Offer |!

Having been appointed By
the HAWAIIAN GAZETTE Con-
PANY photographer to the
above work we have decided
to supply photos for that pur-
pose only at a most remak-
ably reasonably figure.
Amongst the characteristic
papers for which photos viii
be required by Mr.. Wellesley
Parker are:
The Provisional Govern
ment.
The American League.
The British Consul.
The leading British Resi-
dents.
The Champion.
The Foreign Consuls.
The United States men-of-
war and Officers.
The japanese men-of-war
and Officers.
The Leading Citizens.
The Clergy and Churches.
The Bar.
The Medical Profession.
The Police and Fire Depart
ments.
Types of Hawaiian Beauty.
Photos for this specific pur-
pose only $500 for one copy.
Those wishing to appear
please notify Mr.. Wellesley
Parker, care of the GAzETTE
COMPANY.
j. j. WILLIAMS.
If
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-05-04

a Lewiston minister has accompanied
the riding Of bicycle with the study Of
81 re,se cflored scheme for attaching -
email s..iI to tho front of the wheel and
for increasing tbs speed Of the steel
horse 70 about that OF the lightning OK
press train. He has made ono or two ef-
forts to make the scheme work ana is
sure that it will succeed. Some good
friend OF the reverend gentleman ought
n, SEQ that his memory is refreshed With
the story Of the fate Of Darius Green DO
fore IL is too lats.-Baug0r COMMERCIAL
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Lord Ward, who was remarkably alb
sentmiuded man, was in the habit OF
speaking his thoughts aIoud. He once
gave DIR. - q lift in his cab, and think
ing aloud SIS usual he exclaimed: Con
found this fel1owl / wish hadn't picked
him mp. He'll expect me to ask him to
dinner" DIR. --- was rather surprised ut
first. but eInemberiDg the strange habit
Of his companion exclaimed. II wish /
were not driving with this old bore.
He'll be asking me to dinner, and / do
not know how to get off" Lord Ward
WAS IN his turn astorisbed, but recollect-
ing his own absence Of mind laughed
heartily and apologized.-London Gen
fIevzoYouu
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CASH AT COST !!
TO Let or Lease

Gen THE PREMISES ON TuE
hiiH corner of kingand Alapai s,ree,s.
lately occupied by Dr. q I,
Andrews.
The yard has frontage ot 200 feet on
King etreet and ia 800 feet deep, The
houee contains eight rooma, two hal /,
also large kitchen, pantry, china closet,
bath room. etc, etc besides all out
buildings that ate uecegRafv.
ERF~ roaeessi gwen Immediately.
For further particulars apply to
aHbsH CHAS. N. COOKE.
The sun., 1894-04-07
PRIIIEE 1KLEPHoSE sYsrEH.
It Has Operated n the Wall Street. Resisa
aaa Now is GoIag Iass shs sabways.

Il Hs. Operated n the Wall street Rssisa,
aaa Now II GoIag Iass che sas~ays.
The certificate OF incorporation OF the Msr-
camille Electric Company was fled yesterday
in the once Of the County Clerk. It's purpose
10 to construct and maintain lines OF telegraph
and telephone and its line IL to run from 12O
Broadway through Broadway to the Battery.
through Pine street to Nassau. to William
street through Nassau to Broad street to the
East River. through William street to Hanover
square. through Wall street to Pearl street
through Pearl street 20 Cedar street through
Cedar street to broadway. connecting with the
United states Bub-TreAsury and yariouA other
buildings, with q central offiee at 12O Broad
way, and through such other streets In the city
The cspitsi stock Of the company IL 5000.
The directors or the company are Henry A.
Hurlbut Lyman hhoades, Henry 3. TerbelL
George W. Phillips, Louis Fitzgerald. Thomas
ID. Jordan. and William Gtblin.
ineorporAtors OF the company did not mean
that Il was going to enter business as 9 COM
pstitor OF the MetropolitAn Telephone and
Telegraph Company. The reason that direc-
tors OF the Equitable Assurance Society Ap-
gentlemen were associated with him in other
The Msreantils Electric Company has long
done a private business. although not ineor-
overhead wires mainly. 1t Is Incorporated
now because 1t desires to go into the subwAys.
and cannot do so without Incorporating as an
electric company. 1t will do a small special
business. the same as IL always has. and that
Mr. Rhoades would notIrevsAl the character
OF this private business. saying IL was not q
matter OF any public interest
The sun., 1894-04-07
COOL AND CoURAGEoUA
70 Takes More thaa saorss to FriEhtea
Mrs. Nellie DIsksos.

70 Takes More thAa saorss Go FriEhtes
Mrs. Nellie DIeksos.
Mrs. Nellie Dickson OF 216 Twenty-nrst
street Brooklyn. was awakened early yester-
day morning By noise In the basement. She
quickly diagnosed the noise as proceeding 2
from q man in a sound sleep and with an easy
conscience. Her husband was absent from
home on business and there was no other male
occupant in the house. Nevertheless. her curl
osity being aroused. she went down stairs on
her Tip tosH and peeped into the front base
ment parlor, which was clearly the centre
from which tho snoring proceeded.
She saw q man stretched at full length on
the dining room table. She did not scream but
went quietly to the front door and waited until
Policeman Japson came In sight She called
the policeman. and. explaining the situation.
escorted him TO the basement. The stranger
was still enjoying his nap on the dining room
table and II required some effort on the police
mans part to wake him up. An inVestig alton
showed that the man had entered the house
By breaking open the front basement window.
but that nothing had been taken.
The prisoner Was identified at the station as
George Gordon. who formerly lived in tho
neig hborhood, but who has had no home for
some time, He had evidently been drinking
and there Is no suspicion that he had robbery
In his mind whom he entered the house. He
was sent to jail on a short com mitment pend
ing examination. Mrs Dickson was compli-
msnted b. Justice Tighs for her pluck.