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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-19

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rs QcY ryth.ns z1N and son lQ1e Ply ntpe
AID confidence a0d YOU ARE ars.ctpd win
any complaint IA not iaii Ail4 efe MEs,
DTs fla.folr a. WaFles q pey Treat ~
diaehees by neH sE3fetn ~ cisfstitlt
e4tYaniEua nHd medical clortfir Nafat
and WatsT bathas speelne fQr FnelAlNs
fff1u. uallrtl ga. fnnsnris. hlqpH ai5i Hhlsl,
aud all nervous fiisfaHeS tyifr trftfIfsH
x 1nsdtlai str1 lor hi Gefn2lr fQnust9,
!rfeFaleTities we4hnpAa er1 EkApfnt ~
hatitn ptfDiiar 10 isHlnQl1s \. 4fttA4 ntt-I
iaancnt relief urelhrfa atflctarc, f1nl'
5tdrc. piles, facial piamlslte' fssin gFel
by fitEifd eakyanisEn " lfhnuf iH4nly 81
tlle skh8 Ladies infalihle Attef n4fd'
ana fetnaie pills Rooms W y ff 'Na9,Q
FilH MOODY fnl1eftd Tellor ayatefn
for ctstflng dresn'a taught a. sll2 fft4itt
RE avanut eresseA ntat II
81 iii OK ri &c Iof fFie0I i9iss. par.
fits we44inHA Alexander oefa ~ ittr
director liofieln pfefa house NeH nflfs
Nfoii,l and Iifnndpiln thesrnf otliee.
Woid's Milfsr St1xs. Y kla sltAzi. ~
ri sf5f1'RIcXf. NAsSrti y l1Ht AID
I1I.HNTRICAl- 6@fEfl hSs y. h
A 81 al tilHr eifttrtn1i engineer, dealer
Is eiecuicAi supplies rtpairs yfeiuptsl
Attended 70 Il any pAfs " tne Htat4t
-.rn plrte liant9 4 1pacioitI rprfefno4er
s,,c5 Eoiiclff3. Old Electric Llehi eta-
1Inn. Houston. Texas
'Tsls5f1gT75s7 SffiAN DYE WpRkta--
Ladies' and eenw garments e ff n''
~izo hafa cleaned. dyek anl Hnnped'
81. IA Travis street. ki1seAnifk.
prnprletor 49,.
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f.s e'Aehf & scha''
l.,Il pI|fss ana th4s
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MAI1AAl VlNf.RIcH. spIiIiual Wedluin hs9--"
nao,iea 80 tSfS ai teef c4fpeT Sal.
noon etttlii,f 8 Sci Is 4 It'll day alSli
and SHhd.ff nletN ~
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NNAesrf1Ii4 l,artper IN poultry bueinesa.
have Wagon. horses, COW. fnney and
market poultry location two miles OF
court h0fse. Address SSl6, sare HonntpA
nsoAt. ~
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II sfftfS 81 inIncs a + AlnrffF request cor
rfasuoudAnce with attorney who knows
bf the ezt0te Address Box 80 Austin,
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MANI 'lsll-~lnh house or roof lSNintng
reasonable ealAfy Npniy lS0t stale
Ntreci II, E KIRK N
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Sirt' A1fQN hs teacher wanted by semitic.
q11Ani uf@fr grade HE ccrilncRfes len 3,pnfSs
tNpericnccs hlghrst rcfescuces. will teach
n city or eunatrA Bon 1874. GootgefoNf
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= 'H.sI n Z 3 y Y wlll 81 os,-,s
'2 \ .nilfnins siarch ta'
/ 81 Il, ~ u fnlnished H.
MA erinrs nili * ~, y
s; s'i..l sere5 '''. &
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tlrqsli'mes wk mo- y
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WAN'rEiSzs'ro Know il man with Si0o
who wants to go into u good paying
business. For iiirtaer particulars adj
dress 1i1i. cnea POSI- ~
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SITUATION MA.STJ1fi ~ middle aged
lady 70 keep house for WidoWcr with
children, no ohjections 10 country
chalnher work or hand sewing Address
Mrs ~ Hunter carr Post 10
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l,IlMBER YARll for sale Ut NQulllu,.
d4IH county Tsxasy good country; ncat.'
est yard nftten miles. safes average
1000 per month"; great balsstin terms
ctllen 4 rilomas. Waco Texas ~
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4 ,giii affkr for d reaHonahlc tins tic
very bes1 building lots u the city petn
Tor aofiiat Occupancy and INVESTMENT
I,ufs 6axln0 1eet price SOY ~ Sie3 tts ~.
on tlie inata.ilnfnt plan. ip ne hsh.s
adafticu tNo n1fes northeast f;pm tne
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IFER SAI Ell. Il TO ifT7- ifcrtS 81 tana on
fl1e MoHieoinsiy f5ad ana two iofa ~
f.bfrd Vsif1 Anhiy 10 owner NJ ~
Caehlan. Harrisburg, TeAas. v
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WANTED good White barber wanted;
must be single and sober; no other np-
ply II BDrkhnrdt Georgetown. Texas.
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AN Atsis RoitNb w'hite man cook wa,ls
position. a rcfefcucc. Address @',s
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..,e exclaimed, 10 my
g. seu not nod enoush 70
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jSfSI "a I5H;-aii ousA ana lAfea iots Ap-
BY at place Ills washington street. 2
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~ MT d D. 'rfsose desiring positions ST
Nations or investments 20 cali on or.
addtees CRY Employment CO.. room b9i
ftiain hulldfn. Hau-tph, Texas. Take
elevator on Preston. -
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WANTED ~ GenQtiu agents capubie ~
handling snb-Agpnts article Of greBt
merit; fQwnH colntiest. Slatess territory
Houston. ~
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ron RENT,

FGK RENT I.alRt cQch comfortable fnt-
uished roam VITA kr8te aaid natl, room,
rflvilesst III private hcifscs 1913 funFre
avenut fhrzn blocks from court houSn
70
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WAN11cI, -i3y ybunB nian position a.
aaetsNut hopklSeeptrs four Nttrs' eN-
Ftrifncri Ncod ptninnn best Of refer
cnceS. salnty N5 per month. AdsiidSS
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x CoAthfMNrS NiILI.INIsIS wants 10
take charge Of millinery department
81 dry goods store: references the
best ADDRESS Mrs. $, u. ldttleneld
Houston, Texas. ~
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ffIt hi ~ Mo rooms villa Hc1 thctp sH.
i3osure also aren't Walik1d ~ solicit f9r-
rlrd street. block north 1rH.ld Central
deunl ~
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- $500 4, N q - 4 Z - 49,
nthefs need arniY Aiiareaa ~ Gonxraaa
2srSft Houston 10
~ Al .JlS MAX wantld to ckFlY nnefi hist1
line on earth Eifin CIGAR fieteFt
1SrcipurR. M, ~
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WANpkU--I o,irg man who has had eS-
perience ~ telephone and electric bell
iitting, 10 40 INTO good paying business.
nj
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.4VAfSTirl3@-A GOD German girl 10 do
house work for private family must
cnlnc we'll Recommended. Call 70. preuss.'
4jg TraQie stfeet. y
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utls Texstig 4dtv OF Y5.Opn stock about
xSt0O; nne opening. AdhrasA ). 81. piiis
offsce y
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Is EfiANgE Is worth nouilng 10 you uns
less you lake advantage Of II,
Here Is Fdlir chance.
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SlTliA'T1uN wanted ~ once hy young
man IN dry goods house or general mcrs
cnannife; three years experience: good
references. Address T.. o. Drawer "a ~
AicNia Texas 10
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fcQR SAl.f,-- 800 Acseg Ii Live Cak coun-
". 600 acres n Cultivation dwelling.
business house ard tenant houses;
ahundance Of water, price. $3.50 per
acre. For further Information r.. j.
Skaggs Real Estate company Beeyille.
Texan. t.f
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FOR SALE House and lot and quarter
three Books from Capitol Hotel, Capitol
street Third ward: 5000 H.. Bryan x
Co Khan bufl1irR q
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WA AFrf3o "A good hotise GIRL white pre-
ferred. Apply No. " Milan street. he.
tween Capitol and Rilsk. %
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ron 80

FNfteen-Hrce Tract S5.acrn tract and u
ncrcs in south part OF Houston: an suit
aple for addition pfdpertr.
These are all first-class.
Empire Trust Co..
n 2li Main Street.
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YSA.SfFsf--f3y Young man, work n any
honorable position. Address 2s77. this
office, ~
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IN - starving ?" ] said
t4sr words outran my
..s1t Is Inc man IN wnosc
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flJWIN p ia - E7Il77T77-
Attorney at Law.
Houston, Texas
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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-11-15
Official Count-=.IoWa County
STATE OFFICERS.

TABULAR STATEMENT Of the Governor Inr
Inte1den Railroad COMMISSIONER and Commissioner nsup
the General Election held the at
Election Districts the County iowa. the Tuesday and
~ VI - uaS OF said
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-11-15
Henry Stole.
srATEMENr oF rHE BoARp oF couNrY cANvAssERs.

STATEMENT OF THE BOARD OF COUNTY cANvAssERs
Statof Wisconsin
Coun o "
an Sands
d
J.
eight @
vote o
eatwotho hftth
+. hre Eu ned % rtyone3
.frankPo sxty q Votes
six yer oes &; q wi nj
tzrecye two tlousn d
Ole 3r Olson
ranks mock rec i xy-nne VOTES
f giyen or
Cassonc nd,sxh
i tire e iypd three va
five
seven 5l6 vousf of VIII ehnumb
ecei two dand
APP tiers ivni fwo h and. hundra d
nnracye three dei forty five
II 81 81
hundred M
~
I.QI rc tive uSanl dam tW
&c hua drad ii ortyhye
r Runge reciy Is ysx6 votes
nenden
q lumber
two thousan loneh III
two ho sikh lam yg
L. fol- y-
o ,.ird
f for aurladCo
ii sixty hlyoteso which number
Lone
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-11-15
Special Winter course-warren Academy

Tbs special winter course ri War
rem Academy begins on Tuesday,
Noy 5th. ana giveS 4 rare opporal-
nifty ~ those who can study Only du-
RIM the winter mouths.
Tuition So Tor twenty weeks. For
ANY Boss than thc fun term Of twenty
weeks the charge viii ~ al the rate
Il Sf pr month of fou weeks. New
classes viii not Sc formed for those
whd do mot cutter Ut TIE beginning
af tbe eoaf-e Those bo desire To-
take bookkeeping may 90 So for an
additional charge 81 81 per month "
TONE months Shorthand and type
Wfitlng 2 lfr four weeks 42Wi
WIZ aisHi la4i yoa nare about Gne Minute
Conll1Cure btlt yoa probably know ihai Il Cures
cough Every aut ees that has asei III tt
50 p5Heaftcmtdy Ior coughs, colds, hoarseness.
III y ea especial ieyofit, ior Children tejHg
pleasani til ake anl. aaiak i'd curing VII.
palpe,ux
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-05-01
BRUCEVlLLE MATTERS.
hot ShotPoured Into the Pom
ullsts--Damaging Rains.


Brucevllle, April 80. The Demo
Gratis and Populists had Joint dis.
custom here Saturday night, the
25th, the former represented by
h'ngsbury of Waco, and the latter
by Douthet of Holland. They had
very quiet and attentive house
until Russell began pouring hot shot
into the Populist about their
calamity bowling, and showing
them that they are responsible for
the present condition to a great ex
tent, by their agitation, causing
confidence to be shaken and the
money to be drawn out of circula
ton. This caused them to twist
and ask questions for information,
all of which they got answered to
their modification, and as they are
very quiet today, we think they
feel blue.
We had another rain yesterday
and last night that did considerable
damage to crops and washed the
bridge lumber away.
The ladies are going to have an
ice cream supper here Friday night,
May 4, for the purpose of raising
money to fence the grave yard.
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IREDELL NEWS.
The Populists Meet and Elect
DelegateS--AF Fine Rain.

Iredell, April 30. - Saturday, the
2sth, the day chosen by the Third
party people in this county to elect
delegates to their county convention
which meets at Meridian on May 5,
j. A. Quinn called the "pumpkin
barn" fellows together at o'clock
p. M, and they proceeded in their
good old way, speech making Bro.
Quinn leading off in twenty min
utes' speech, con6ning himself for
the most part to the rise and fall Of
governments, history of grea, pc.
litlcal parties, like that of tho Dem.
ocratic, what they don't do, etc. ;
diving into complete exegesis of
the national banking system, inter
spersing at short intervals tributes
to fathers Jefferson and Jackson,
closing up his first speech by paying
his respects to rotten president
and thieving congress.
Uncle Allen Sasswell, an old line
Democrat, asked if it would not be
better, while we had plenty of time,
to make out an itemized account
against the present admin stration
from constable to president, and let
every tub stand on its own bottom.
Brother Quinn made another
speech, dwelling on the financial
system of the government.
After loud and long calling Bro.
Their Sanders, the old patriot who
can tell so we'll in a Fourth of July
style, how the blood trickled from
the veins of our forefathers for oul
freedom, made a short talk. Blu
steam being pretty we'll exhausted
and bearings little rough, failed u
measure up to the standard of tw(
years ago, so the boys were disap
pointed who usually sit around tt
hear him.
They then proceeded to cleo
seven deleg ates to the county con
vention, using a great many con
scripts.
Cyclone Davis and Judge Aid
ridge will cross lancets at Meridian
on May 5,
The next meeting of this clu
will be on May 10, when a genera
discussion will be held. Brothe
Quinn challenges any man in tn
United States for joint discussion
He has quit supporting Democrat
newspapers that have for their all
to down his principles, but says h
has a good neighbor who leans hil
his, so he keeps posted,
Fine rains fell yesterday, an
crops look we'll throughout this sec
ton.
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BaUard's Snow Lin,meat.

Mrs. Hamilton, Cambridge, His,
says: | had the rheumatism SO bad l
could not raise my hand to my head.
Billiards. Snow Liniment has entirely
cured me. take pleasure in inform.
ing my neighbors and friends what it
has done for me. Chas. Handley,
clerk for Lay & Lyman, Kewanee, Ill.
advises us Snow Liniment culed him
of rheumatism. Why not try it? 1t
will surely do you good. 1t cures all
Inflammation, Wounds, Sores, Cuts
Sprains, etc. Sold by H. 9. RIsHEB
& Co., Waco, j. B. CORNISH, East
Waco, Texas.
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rs at townsville.

Pile, Tex, April 80. The
closed last Friday with
s picnic and spelling
as Ola Sparks receiving
bnora. At the closing
he teacher, Miss Sophie
delivered her farewell
the pupils, which was
ID logic and good advice.
are progressing finely.
Crunk is spending a few
elatives at Lorena.
ebb was in the village
amgarner is spending a
18th Pink Sparks.
. the heavy rains that
az the funeral services
Of G. P. Sparks were
pntil today.
rks will leave tomorrow
81 canvass, in which he
see all his friends.
ht and up 10 this writing
continue to pour the
u fifteen years. Farms
Pea and several bridges
Cox, of Stephenson &
Eakers,of Waco, is water.
this writing.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-05-01
ENGINEMAN
| Lives Of Train Of
| nsm0Iisbed-A Wild Loco
Iptiye the Cause.

Tick. May l.one Oh
bmplete railway wrecks
of Temple occurred
hck pens, one mile from
yesterday afternoon
Unbound Gulf, Colorado
| Fe train was leaving
her the engine became
the blowing out OF a
head, The trainmaster
switch engine at Temple
4 Of the disabled train.
osching Temple, gong
grade, the engineer on
|neine saw a wild locomo-
1owald him under a full
keam. He Immediately
Ind with a swift run
train back down
Cutting loose from
be reversed again and
Ihead of steam on met the
otive. He remained at
although the fireman
The result was two
ere completely demol-
o lives lost. The pres
lind and bravery OF the
Syed the lives Of all the
and q supernumah
Berved him in the acct
ID engine was a large
ch became unmanageable
pie yards, and finding he
nanage the machine the
nd his fireman jumped
10 its way.
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the hair
kept fall
ing out
e v e / y
Il a ". /
induced
her tOllSe
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Po s Horehound Syrup,

os nofehound Syrup.
ntee this to be the best
Up manufactured in the
world. This is saying a
but it is true. For Con.
| Coughs, Colds, Sore
g Chest, Pneumonis, Brou.
nina, Group, Whooping
all diseases Of the Throat
Bo we posi- Positively ely guarantee
equal on the whole face of
IN support of this state.
81 10 every individual who
go It, and to every drug.
ever, sold it. Such eyi.
rs Ispu 1t, Sold by II. G.
1G;, Waco, J. B. CORNISH
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-05-01
Small. Crops Assured.

Bartlett, April 3o.-Yesterday
and last night Bartlett and vicinity
were visited by the best rain that
has fallen for the past two years.
The small grain crop is assured, and
the farmers are all in great glee.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-05-01
HEWITT HAPPENINGS.
An Enjoyable Literary Enter,
tainment- News Notes.

ldInII0HI- N0WS notes,
Hewitt, April 3o.-The Hewitt
Literary Society met last week and
rendered the following programme
Opening Music-By the Hewitt
Orchestra.
Recitation-Miss Fay Bolger.
Subject, IA Lonely Grave"
Recitation-Miss Katie Lewis.
Address-Mr. J. A. Ridley. Sub.
ject, "Recollections of NV Boy
hood Days"
Essay-Mrs. Eleanor Kellorp
Barnes. Subject, An Old Bache,
lor."
Recitation-Miss Lizzie Collier.
Composition" About Girls" Mr..
Ernst Trice.
Vocal and Instrumental Solo
Miss Julia Burrows.
Comic Recitation-Mr. Will Bur.
rows.
Address-Mr. Guy Bolger. Sub
ject, "There is Plenty Of Room at
The Top"
Address-Mr. d. c.. Barnes.
Subject, "Some Incidents of NV
College Life"
At the close OF the exercises Mr.
M. Fl. Standifer, of Waco, at the
invitation of the president, gave a
very highly appreciated address.
MIR. Standifer, who is a candidate
for county treasurer, is we'll known
all over the county, but particularly
so in the Hewitt and White Hall
communities, having formerly been
one of our citizens for many years,
and if he receives as nearly the sup
port of the entire county, as he will
have in these two neighborhoods he
will get no more than he deserves
Mr.. Z. w. Lindsey has Just re
celved the sad news of the death Of
his sister in Tennessee.
Mr.. Lee Malcney and Miss JOSH,
lngeram, of White Hall communi
ty, were among the visitors at thu
Literary Society Saturday night.
DR.. Phillips new drug store i.
completed. The doctor is expect
ing to open up with a full suppl,
of fresh drugs in short time.
Mr.. John Lewis, our enterpris
ing me: chant, has sold nearly two
thousand dollars worth of grocerie
to date. Mr.. Lewis is the RICH
man in the right place.
Mr.. j. j. Warren, of Missouri
who has been testing the Wac
waters, for only a short time, re
ports beneficial results.
Miss Willie Harper, who has beef
travelling extensively for severa
years past, has returned and is tn
guest of Capt. B. j. Kendrick'
family at White Hall.
1t began raining yesterday morn
ing about A o'clock and continued
throughout the day, and again las
night. Six and half inches fell il
"a hours, more than has ever beef
known to fall here in the SAM
length of time. A number o
bridges have been washed away. 4
great deal of cotton will have to b.
replanted, having been washed en-
tirely up.
Mr.. John Blanton is the happies
man around town. Cause: A fin
boy at his house.
A mad dog passed through thi
community few nights ago bitin!
number of dogs as he went, tn
result of which several good dog
in the neighborhood have beel
killed.
Remember children's day will b
observed at White Hall next Sun
} day, May 6. DR.. Bnrleson vii
preach at | o'clock. Don't forge
to bring we'll filled baskets.
Small. Crops Assured.
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e Cure for Piles

na ns' are known by mois.
Rpsa,'p pr causing in.
|ejgI =. ~1 len warm. This
i, vi aS Bind III Bleeding or
PIT s'I D al once to DR..
ne n.l Kemedy, which acts
larps a; its, affected, absorbs
t e.rs Itching and effects a
C cSrs, 30 cts. Druggists
la1da,e.llphia, Pa. w. d.
kai, ,al'amson Drug Com.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-05-01

Enamel paints for bath tubs,
chairs, furniture, ETC.. will resist hot
water. Gold and Silver paints.
q. F. Smith, 4O4 Austin ave.
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My selection of wall paper is fine
and prices are low. invite inspec.
ton. G. F. Smith, 404 Austin ave.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-08-24
FouuS Mems Institute.

The Young Hawaiian Institute
met in the y. ". c. \. Hall yester-
day evening at : 80 o'clock and
adopted a constitution and bylaws.
The temporary chairman, W. J.
Cuelho, was appointed a committee
of one TO negotiate for a hall for
the exclusive use of the Institute,
and other preliminaries. The first
regular meeting for election of Off
GERS viii be held on September 9th.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-08-24
For Sale Or Lease
THE RESIDENCE
LATELY OCCUPIED HY
Mr.. a. J. Cartwright
Situated on Corner OF Lunalilo and
keeaumoku Streets, Ms5iki.

The house has four bedrooms. hail.
bath and dressing rooms, balcony
and ceder lined closets on upper
floor ard parlor, hall, dining room
library, pantries, kitchen and verAn,
dab on lower floor. Hot water at
tachments complete, and gas
throughout the house.
The stable contains three fine bon
stalls, wash rack, carriage and harness
rooms, hay and feed loft and three
servants rooms and ia one of the
best equipped on the Islands. There
are also chicken houses. pigeon house
and COW sheds, store rooms and three
paddocks for live stock on The place.
The grounds are laid ont in lawns
and palm, orange, magnolia, and
many varieties of fruit and shade
trees, roses and shrubs are growing
on the promises.
For further particulars apply to
BRUCE CARTwRIGnT
5000 II Trustee.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-08-24

Our drugs and medi-
cines are of the best quail
ity that gold coin can
purchase in the United
States, England, Germany,
France and Austl allan
markets. We do all our
buyingupona strictly cash
basis, are therefore ac-
corded the closest prices
and can afford to sell
cheaper than others.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-08-24
General Embellishments
New Skating Rink !
: and Bicycle School
AR3iORY - BERETANIA AND
PUNCHBOWL STGEETS.
EEF- Skating day ana night Bicycles
10 rent. Lessons given in Bicycle Rid
ing and Skating by Prof Lambert, for
merly with Wootten x Bromley.
Fun On Wheels. Give us a Call.
ST5O-tf
Fine House and Lot
FOR SALE.
dIl

THE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR
sale that Fine Homestead on the
mauka side of Reretania street, 100 feet
east of Pensacola street. The lot has Il
front of 100 feet and II depth of IiS feet.
\ Good Dwelling House in good repair /;
contains Parlor, Dining Room, Kitchen,
Pantry, Bedroom, Bath and Water Clos
ct and an office on the lower floor with
Four Good Bedrooms on second floor !;
two of the rooms are mosquito-proof.
There is Il substantial Barn containing
Two Stalls. room for two carriages,
Wood Shed and Servants Room, II
Servants Water Closet and Two Stone
Cess-pools. Further particulars OF W.k.
Castle, or Of
S74l-td N. +. BURGESS.