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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-02-02
A SLIGHT MISTAKE.
The Advertisement Which Was Not
Seen at All.

The big advertisement of the Dens-
more typewriter, which was inserted
i'm these columns by the Hawaiian
News Company yesterday, IS con-
spicuous by its absence today. Inc
reason is that the company solo all IL
had in stock this morning, and Is un-
able to obtain any more for three
weeks. Moral: Advertise In the
Star.
The above local write up appear
ed in last evenings Star. This
is, as far as it goes, perfectly
correct, for there is no doubt that
advertising in any newspaper pays.
But in this case the Star is rather
mistaken.
One of the staff of the ADvER-
r1sER has been searching for good
typewriter for some time. He
finally went to the Hawaiian News
Company and, seeing their Den
more" liked it and bought it. He
is a constant reader OF the Star,
but does not read all the advertise.
ments of that paper. This special
one especially, never caught his eye
! and he was very much amused
to find out that he had been in
f1uenced in his claim by a con
tenn porary. He has no doubt tina
advertising in the Star pays, bu
in this case, as the entire stock o
one was disposed of to him, n
thinks that the advertisement woul'
have paid as well had it been lei
out.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-02-02
ST. ANDREWS SOCIAL.
Largely Attended in Spite OF
Stormy Weather.

The regular monthly entertain
ment and social of the st. An
drew's Church Association was
held last evening in the Sunday
school room, and, notwithstanding
the stormy weather, was very large
w attended. Captain II. w. Mist
presided. After usual routine bust
ness, the following pr ogramme was
presented:
Piano solo............... Mrs. +. ID: Dodge
Sono ....... Miss McGrew
Duef. piano and violoncello 1890. MISS
Won Holt and Mr.. Wray Taylor
Reading MIR. 7. III. Dodge
Vocal duet-.....- .--...... 100. 1900. .:''-.
Mrs. Van VIiet and Miss McGrew
Duet. piano and mandolin. 1850. MISS
NoIlie Atkinson and Mr.. Rookie
Song...... ........... Miss Won Hoit, WIN
violin obligato by Miss McGrew
Hand bell ringing by pupils Oh Mr'
Armstrong Smith
Every number was well rendered
Mrs. Van VIiet's and the Misses
McGrew and Won Hollis singing
was much enjoyed. Mr.. Dodge reao
amusing extracts from the register
at the Volcano House. The hanc
bell ringing was decided feature
and a credit to Mr.. Smith wht
trained the little boys. At the con
clusion of the programme, ice cream
and cake were handed around, anc
social conversation brought pleas
ant evening to close.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-02-02
A CURIO PARTY.
A Novel Entertainment at Mr..
J. A. Hoppers.

A number of people accepted the
hospitality of Mr.. and Mrs. James
A. Hopper last evening, the occa-
sion being a "curio party" some
thing new in the social features OF
Honolulu.
The curios which were to be
guessed were placed in different
parts of the parlors, and a list pro-
vided each guest. These lists gave
sanciful names to the different OBJ
iects, each of which was numbered.
The idea was to find the "curlo"
that fitted the title on the list, and
place it's number opposite. j.,
Some of the titles were very good
For instance, one number on the
list was Cant be beat" This re-
ferred to a hard boiled egg. Ano
ther. "Open to amendments was
a stocking with a large hole In 1t
Another. 'Going to be licked, dc
NOT as far as is yet known, refer t
the editor of the ADVERTISER.
After a set time given to eacl
one to complete their list OF hit;
Scurios," the proper list was read
and each had a chance to see nov
many of the objects were correc'
A number of complete lists wer
made. but the majority did nc
have all the proper numbers.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-02-02
E. D. HALL & SON
HEADQUARTERS FOR
Engineers supplies.
Plantation Supplies.
Painters Supplies.
ALSO
Ship Chandlery,
Leather and
General Hardware

We have all grades from
cheap to the best Lubricatlng
Oils such as Cylinder, Lard,
Sperm, Castor, Mineral, Engine
and many others. Lubricating
Compound, Cotton Waste, Oil
ers, and Oil Cups; a large as
sortment of Machinists' Tools,
and about everything needed
around an engine room. Cane
Knives will now be needed, ,
and we have a good stock OF
Disston's, the extra heavy
steel article. Our line OF
Painters Goods is large.
Brushes, both Adams and
Writings of all sizes and
shapes. White Leads and Zinc,
Red Lead and Oxide; Mixed
Paints, all shades; Colors in Oil
or Japan; Dry Paints, Boiled
and Raw Oil, Turpentine, and
in fact everything a painter
needs to do a good job with
we have.
Our large stock of Ship
Chandlery is as complete as
ever, and in the Leather Line,
we carry the largest and best
assorted stock in town.
gGive US a call and we
will prove all these statements
and show you that our prices
are low.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-02-02
Public Concert.

The Hawaiian Band, under the
leadership of Professor Berger, will
give a public concert at the Hawai-
ian Hotel this friday evening, at
7 80 O'Clock, weather permitting
Following is the programme
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-02-02
Football.

football game will take place
at the league grounds tomorrow al
ternoon between the Punahou Jun
;ors and the Unknowns, selected
from the Honolulus. Clifton Tracy
will captain the Punahous whlle
Albert Harris will lead the IN
knowns to victory or defeat. Inc
following players will participate ;
PUNAHoUS.
n Evalilxo. C. r...... Albert Harms
Goo Ewart, Jr.r. g.-Manly HOPKINS
sam Parker, Jr...l. g-...----C. h9phl.ss
n Kupihea......r. 49,. $1,000, 2aI
EIia Tong...l. t.............. NJ Ipny
Waiter IIowrey.-.r. e----- -.::-- w. 10y &c
Clifton Tracy..-..l. e......-C. bre IWS;ea
Fred Damon--...q. b:.........;. =; w ni.e
ia Hapai .......r. h. D.. "A. ki GiSt'
palmer Parker...I. h. b.........D CIai tih;
Anonst Conradt...f. b.-........... Au"ohi
C. w. Swift, Umpire.
c. Cooke, Rereree.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-02-02
HEALTH MATTERS.
Mortuary Report for the Month of
January, 1894.

The total number of deaths reported Tor
the month of January was As, distributed
as follows:
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1894-04-19
Daniel G. Kinds of this city has been
granted a fathers pension

granted fathers pension.
Chief Consul Sherman G. Swift of this
city attended the meeting of the Division Of
tcers of Maine l.. A. w. at Portland last
week II voted TO hold the spring meet
at Bangor May 3oth
The general meeting Of the w. G. d. ALI
ance, adjourned from last week. will be held
with Mrs. A. J. Hartman, Congress street.
to-morrow, Friday. at 80 P. NJ Miss Pratt
Will read her paper on "Why belong to the
Non-Partisan w. C. T. Union.' All friends
Will be welcome.
At the meeting of the Belfast School Com
nittee Monday evening fifteen applications
for the position of Supervisor We're recei vta.
These We're examined, together with refer
euces, and such as We're deemed available in
qualifications and salary expected have
been invited to meet the committee At an
adjourned meeting Monday evening, April
sd.
HORSE NOTES. Daniel G. Toothaker is N
Boston attending court in his suit against
Mclaughlin to recover horse taken on Elk
ecution against NJ. Il, Smith, but claimed to
belong TO Toothaker. B. o. Norton went
to Boston Monday to delived his PAGER Joe
to a purchaser !. K. Il. Paul of Waldo has
lost two valuable brood mares this spring
'A'''"
Inc strreorticon lecture on CaSfes N
4, I'M Mss Ut II i
Siblty of Belfast mn,ler tia auspjr4s Of TIE
Monday Clmb. was WIZ u the finest lectures
- -, the kill We have sNer ls.eneu ~, ,Nlss
III aaarass anu lint \ bar It'll 9TH, ,,u n
~ ii a manner which pletses, instruets, and
hHidS thr ri"Srs1 attention OF thr listener TO
aris,inalytv r,r4lv tni,nd II lertnr,s Of His
KIND, even when given by those Of much
greater experience. Her language anu de-
~ ~. 'il'. NY is'' =.
tho Young lady and a source of great salts
faction q the audience. Camden Herald
CHAR. The Belfast Band has sofa the pni-
fsrnl eafs IF last year 10 A newtv nrganj1ed
b,n,1 III ,ilshipp Th4 aolnl,iu With uas
s.f hal.,y W.. hridye IaSt se,sn, III NJ ,isa,l
VIII. ,y.,r,ne v..ss,il. +hrn,,.-h I'LL ar.,,v ,,.,s
,u,i1.a n,-.r II. ,-..y.i l,,,ina ,h..,,1.
wr.sk Landlord hrownrirr III the Wind-
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Maine tenltai >"tr~ oQ1s'parabie 7naee
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ff''r Mi tle Sl'ttih'i fF9MA ]0ur~ Aii@fAs I44
HfSf iHs4f ilnd hrrN arM ILLUSTRATIONS y A@f
faHi hnd +4AMnseT NJ tht vast n talrt~t IN
M. AAireNS n. II. Among the ILLUSTRATIONS
A4N 8t heied Splnr ut local interest, -ltel ~
9Ml IiHAI5 ti5A iNht li"fti, FRS NNtkN 0F
lfiM aNiitlTN M3ielihiAl7' iNlts'9iN1=i ilil st
llAIk fiarh"f An'i ~em~ NieW- aiHl8ni aS-
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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1894-04-19

Mr.. Wilbur NJ. Rhodes of this city, sales
man for VIM A. Coombs of Coldwater
Mich. has sold 1900 barrels of Hour since
the first of November last
Belfast Lodge Of Good Tempars has
large number 81 applications On hand and j
good attendance at the meetings 4 new
piano has been bought for the lodge room.
There Will he Il grand ball at II. "a Wilt
combs hal, Waldo. May night With music hv
| ing public are invited. Tickets to Hall ;;5c
Supper for all who wish.
Capt. +. f. Haskell, formerly master of
the four-lnasted sch Sarah w. Lawrence, of
/ Taunton, is to have command of a four-mast-
ed sch with capacity for 1000 tons cargo
This vessel is being built BY n. T. Palmer III
/ Bath, Me She will be launched IN August.
SHOOTING Matches The Belfast Gun
/ Club Will have shoot at their grounds thi,
afternoon from until O'Clock, AZ follows .
Rifle shoot, finland, 100 yards, oper sights
any calibre for - calbre rifles rs yarels. Off
hand, open sights clay pigeon sweepStaxe.
shooting to come off soon al the rifle
| matches are 1nlSneu.
Messrs, Il. E. Barker Of Chicago ILL., aud
| III. I'll. Brown of the boot manufacturing tirin
of IL. II. Brown < Co. of North Brooksfela
Mass, We're in Belfast Saturday. White
here they, with Messrs. Critchett Sihley y
| CO., organized A stock company IL ~ cail, h
/ the ''Harker Shoe Company for the pur-
pose " carrying on 4 commission business
IN hoots and shoes in Chicago.
| NoRrHPuKr CAMP GROUND. Mn MI ~.
| Hill is now III Boston making arrangements
| for RAINING tie store and hotel. H. expects
% cpen the store and post office early in
| june and tue Northport Hotel about lulv
| list. \ IRA seinents for the teachers M
stiiute are progressing favorably. 1t is m
tended 70 be a union meeting Of two " more
| county associations, with Il general invita-
| tion to al WHO art Interested HI rduration
| INK dates " tie opening NJ th4 thr4e
meeting, wil hes Chautauyua As-emhIv
Any l$ N 4. canlpnieeting, Aug 4N
teacher institute probably Aug 2T TAe
CamN Ground - haNing " StptIy grawfh
from veai IN Year, whirn Ky nHclf aetter
rhan ~ln,sHadii #haams
IAw colg pFesioN. Certificates W
I epnien have hoen received ~ Tilestoil WAN
j ln, E>n Cl.fl of Gaalrts, in the Waltla coiln-
I ts eases of Samuel d. Holt Vs. Wayland
llnowitra On tue snt ou N.Y. Notes, ,af-
dtione l0dsnrnt srlete,i ANodnf ta
Oc Nva Netan oM ihr ~uii t1 tarel in-a ria
netgage tH MagueHt X gor N. lnNNanr
4 1 N 4l I..f \.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1894-04-19
800 Reward 800.

The readers of this paper will be pleased
to learn that there is at least one dreaded
disease that science has been able to cure in
all its stages, and that is Catarrh. Hall y
Catarrh Cure is the only positive cure known
to the medical fraternity. Catarrh being "A
constitutional disease, requires constitu-
tional treatment Halls Catarrh Cure is
taken internally, acting directly upon the
blood and mucous surfaces of the system,
thereby destroying the foundation Of the
disease, and giving the patient strength ny
building up the constitution and assisting
future il doing its work. THE proprietors
have 50 much faith i'll its curative powers,
that they offer One Hundred Dollars for any
case that it fails to cure. Send for list Of
testimonials. Address,
81. CHENEY x CO., Toledo, o.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1894-04-19
SCRoFULACURED.

he parents Of little Hattie Hardy have
written from Manchester, n. H. to express
their deep gratitude for their daughters cure.
The letter speaks for itself.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-11
co AHEAD, HOUSTON.
Fort worth Horsemcn Are Interested
In tho New Racing Park There.

The opening OF a new racing park at
Houston has attracted considerable at
tention here and has stirred up emu
lstion TO a degree which will probably
result In the speedy contamination OF
similar project already on foot here.
Among others, Alderman McCul-
loush Is very much interested IN ine
subject. In conversation with Ca
zette reporter yesterday evening ne
expressed himself In very frlendly
way toward the Houston enterprise and
said there would be a large attendance
on the races there from Fort Worth.
He says there Is nothing calculated
TO benefit town so much ana alludes
TO the Dallas fair ms evidence OF this.
saying that 1t has been the salvation
OF that town. He adds that he Is
ready to give $1,000 or $500 toward the
opening of race course ana cattle
show to be established here next year
and to have Its flrst meeting Immediate
ly after the Dallas fair. He says other
parties are willing TO contribute hber-
any, and he has great hopes OF the
Undertaking. lie says that the open
ing OF good tracks In the different
cities OF Texas VIII by the build
Ing up OF Il circuit In Texas prove
great attraction for horsemen from
an quarteI@ aud thinks that the peo-
pie OF Texas shou,i recognize the fact
that enterprise OF this sort will do Il
great deal for the state and mani
fest their interest by giving the Hous-
ton driving park good start at Its
FIRST meeting.
Mr.. Thomas Witten. one OF the oldest
ana pest known horsemen In Texas.
ana VINO was prominently Identified
win the racing park here several years
ago, Is likewise warm In his approval
OF the effort OF Houston to establish
one which shall be credit to the
state. He says there Is no single en-
terprise which will help town so
much and points out the great advant-
ages OF Offering Inducements for fine
stock from the North to winter In
the climate of Texas
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-11

Little Dott Clarendon IL with Rich
ard Mansfield. playing Pearl in the
Scarlet Letter and King OF Rome In
Napoleon.
Mile. Rhea Is actively rehearslng
new play by Elwyn a. Barron. the dra-
mauc critic or tho Chicago Inter-ocean,
called. When Bess was Queen. 1t VIII
be produced some time IN November
There viii be another thentcr In New
Orleans shortly and II won't be very
far from tho Grand opera house, May
De Manager Grecnwnll has another
key 10 the slnatlong who knows2
There IL little darby In the Picka-
ninny Rand Of In old Kentucky, who
was nlolsnamed sun Mouse on account
~ his qule1 manner Recently he
bought lottery ticket which won
$3.50 ana now he puts on more airs
than the star OF the company, wears
loud checked pants and recently had
ihe temcriY TO dlmond that he be
made the leader OF the Pickaninny
Rand. Such Is the arrogance OF
wealth.
In seattle. when Mrs. Potter and
Mr. Bellew played their new version of
Ia Dame aux Camellas the audience
was aroused 10 an unusually pitch
cr cnthuslnHm, The stars were called
iliree times before the curtain after
the third act and no leEs than seven
times after the fourth. Mrs. Potter
~ said to have achieved verltablc
triumph In the part OF Marguerite
Gauthlcr. The production OF the piece
10 quoted by the Minneapolis Tribune
as being the nnest ever seen In that
rlty
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-11

bdltor Fort Worth Gazetteer
Dallas, Tex, Nov. g.-Dear Sir,
Again the Daughters OF the Confeder-
ncy are asking your aid und powerful
influence. The Dallas fair Is over. and
thanks to the kindness OF the prrss Of
Tex Is, the attendance was so large on
Daughters or Confectionery dnv mr.
nearly $500 win be ad led to our momu.
mental fund.
The Waco Cotton Palace has named
FRIDAY, November l6, as our day Mt thc
paiace, and promises 10 per cent az
the gate recelptS to the Daughters az
the Confederaey, TO he used hy thcn,
Tor the confederate monument thev
aip STRIVING 50 INCREASINGLY to erect.
WIN you please tell the glad tidinaa
invite the public to attend and yomr
many readers 10 view the beauties nnj
wonders of Texas on the 10Th, ana usl;
your many exchanges to COPY? Tho
program for the day promises To hr
most interesting, and everything will
De zone for the comfort and entortntni
ment % those who answer our cnIi
Any Kindness shown ua viii bc 90
inueh appreciated by our assoclation
Yours most cordially
MRS KATE CABELI CIrRRtr
Hcy N'"'euef-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-11
scnhrnnI.n Cnminr.

Thomas Q. seabrooke opera com
pany have everywhere been spoken OF
as brilliant production" IAN I'M
qualified hlt" "a bright Ineligible
plot" The story has the rare charm
OF originality. mirth lies I'm the lines.
The lines bristle with wit and satire.
The wit IL clean and clear cut The
music Is bright and catchy. MIR. Sea-
brooke'a greatest ohurm Hes In the
absence OF buffpouery in his acting
his perusal of Joe Mlller's Joke Book"
Is one OF the funniest sights seen on
the stage. The costumes are gor-
geous. beautiful and harmonious when
inassed, and the scenery ia brilliant
setting for the action. Not little at
trnctlveness il added 10 the perform
ance by well-trained company OF
coryphces. headed by u premiere dam
seuae, The ballet has special scene
which vies In beauty with the most ex-
traVnganzn productions. In fact the
stage looks as n there had been u
collision between "A rainbow and n
ribbon counter The Scabrooke opera
company carry company OF seventy
people, and two car loads OF snecial
accnery Petite Elvia Crox, as Diana,
Belle or the lale is an important fac
tor In the organization.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-11

sirs. Mary Keller EismiEse- Her suit
Tor Divorce--she Drank Beer.

slrs. Mary Keller bismiEhes Her sui
tor Divorc.--she Drank Beer.
The Keller divorce suit sensation Is
at an end. the parties to the suit have
agreed to adjust their differences and
TO resume the marital relation.
Yesterday In the Seventeenth district
court Mrs. May Keller came before
Judge Harris and in open court dis
missed her suit for divorce and NIL
mony against j. +. Keller. and sne will
go back to MS home to RESIDE.
Judge Harris called the motion
docket during The day and several mo
iiohH were disposed Of
motion Tor new trial In the case
Of henderson Sparks, convicted oil
burglary, was overruled and he Will
80 70 t"e penitentiary for two years.
motion Tor new trial was made
in the case OF state OF Texas against
Charles Dunn, who mad been convicted
CT horse stealing. The motion was
cNe'rL'ed. and Dunn will serve SEN
tenee of five years In the state peni-
Tertiary.
a motion for new trial In the case
OF James Francisco, convicted OF em-
bezzlement. was overruled and he was
sentenced to work ON the county roads
Tor twelve months.
a motion was sustained TO dissolve
the injunction In the case Of f. b.
Prultt VS.. the Dlnsmore Typewriter
company, and the case was dismissed.
In the suit Of r. j. Hightower VS. the
IeNas and Pacific Railway company
Il motion for a new trial was over
ruled.
Judge Greene occupied Some time in
nearing the suit Of Conley vs.. Rows In
the Forty-eighth district court yester-
The motion docket will be called in
the county court next Monday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-11

The opening attraction this week.
The silver King. Monday night has
been doing large business In New
orleans with Carl A. Haswin and
his pretty wife In the respective roles
OF wllford and Nellie Denver. The
Times-Demonrat says OF IT;
The reputation OF The silver King
hns already been established In New
Orleans and synopsIs OF Its story
would be superiluous. Its production
last night by Mr. uaswln and his COM
pany was equal TO the plays reputa-
ZION, and the audience slgniiiod their
approval by calling Mr.. Haswln be-
fore the curtain on the conclusion OF
chch act.
The play is produced In the same ele-
giant way II was when It was inltially
played here, Last night being the first
night. the large sets Of scenery were
not handled az expcdltiously as they
khould have been. but this defect VIII
be remedicd before the next perform
ance.
Little Lord Fauntloroy Will he pre-
scented Tor special matinee tomorrow
afternoon at 3l5 sharp, giving all
school children chance 10 see this
great play
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-11

Farmers and Mechanics' Nationa,
bank to Mary NJ. Harold, lots 7 and
s. block 81, city; si75OO.
NJ q. Ellis to a. W. Smith. bloeks
lls and l2o. NJ. C. Ellis addition.
1851.
r. w watkins to Edward Flsther
lots u to y, inclusive, blccS 20 Cham,
berlin's Arlington addition; 81.
H. w. Watkins TO Robert L7ndas
iots IL to 20; inclusive, block 10. Cham.
eeriin's Arlington addition; IS.
u d Boydstun to W. l.. Graves
~ acres Milton Gregg and 8 acres y
Mitchell surveys. $3.50
n. H. Kelley and wife to r. II Mo
Matt, one-halt interest in loo acres
Josiah Beall patent; $500. 80
William Mckenzie To ]. w. prutt,
81 soS acres a. j. Wilcox survey No SO.
William Mckenzie to e. C. Folt.
S4a2 survey NO 10;
P: Tunal ct al to Rosa or,nler.
part OF lot : block IL, DaEgett's sec.
ond addition: $500. Sec
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-11
A DistinGuiahed Guest at Hotel
worth.

NhENhs
That slgnal'y successful specialist.
DR. II. c, Flower OF Boston. WIN be
welcome guest at the Hotel Worth
saturday November gath. This Justly
famous physician can be convenlently
consulted as follows;
Jonesboro, Ark.--commercial house.
saturday, November a.
Little Rock, Ark. -Rlchclleu house.
Monday, November ~
TeXarkann, Tex. ~ Huckins house.
Tuesday, November 90
Marshall, TeN.--Chpltol house, We'd
ncsday. November "a
Tyler TcN,-Cast Texas hotel. Thurs
day, November ~.
Cpralcana, TcN.-CommcrclaI hotel
fn N1vemher %
Fort Worth, Tex.-Hotel Worth. sat
urdeN. November "a
Austin, rcS.--Hotel Drlskell. Mon
daN, November 26
SON Antonio. Tex.-Nienger Itouse
Tuesday and Wednesday, November "a
Houston. Prescription hotel, Thurs
day, November %.
Galveston, TeN-Trenont ho,,sa
Frdav. November so
This will be glad tidlnEs OF rreat tov
10 many so-calleh incurahle Invalid
He VIII undoubtedly be eagerly con.
suited ly goodly number or our
most intellivent citizens. as has inverI.
ably been the case heretofore when he
has favored this vicinity with his as
tnguished presence and professional
0cumen.
Those interested IN the wnnderrn
career OF THIS marvellous man who send
cents return postage stamps TO tie
Flower Medical Co, No, $50 Columbus
avenue, Boston, Mass. will recelve a
phoiogravure, biography ana nov,
work entitled "pr. II. C. Flower In the
Sick Room"