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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-04
THE X0RA A WINNER.
che Carries OFF the Honors in
Elliott Bay Regatta.
rpussT WINS SECOND CLASS
4 Coed wind and Large Tarnous
MAKES . szecessfai Bace-Dfstrt-
button Of Prizes.

re- elliott Bay Yacht Club organized
~sFhfa the last two months has nothing
!. rssres over the result Of the races held
-..seraay under its auspices. as is flag uss
.,srr,ea triumphantly over the line for
r., prize IN shree Of tbs classes. and vas
srood shird in class three. Ia the arss
-. the slo0p Xora, Henry Hensel, cap
ssis sad eomnodore Of the club. In spite
4 ever > minute and half handicap.
so the lead from Fonr-mise rock and
,.ms 10 sn easy winner. Ia the second
.s.s the Truant. sailed By Fred r.
sulngs Of the same club, vas equally
.aeeesssuI and finished first fn her class bv
..nost ssr minutes. The Petrol, a smart
.,.hoas owned By Clark a Bartlett.
rss ID the third class by almost three
~snr,r. and in the fourth class the Bre-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-04
Preparing fer the cape May Cup Race.

Cows, sept 2-The American yacht
Nigllaut arrived here this afternoon from
Dartmouth. She viii pass to-day and to-
morrow IA completing her arrangements
for TIE Cape May challenge CUP race
shich is. according 70 programme. 20 be
sailed on Wednesday next.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-04

result e tas e.us-s hrss regatta ard wish
TIE arnsesl aeiss1iasslou 80 Eaziatasn rs
rspasakaoa fsr en-rgr, p.aeN and szccess.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1894-02-01
(OFFICTAL.l
FINANCIAL STATEMENT
Redwood County, Minnesota, fol-
the Year 1898.

REDWOOD FALLS, MIMI, Jan. LIST, 1894.
To the Honorable Board of County Commission
ers Of Redwood County, MINI:
GENTLEMEN: I have the honor to present
herewith the annual statement of the receipts
and expenditures for the preceding year;
also, u statement of the finances of the
county at the end of the year 1893, including
all debts and liabilities and the assets and
other means to discharge the same.
Respectfully,
A. H. ANDERSON
County Auditor.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1894-02-01
COUNTY REVENUE.

DlSBU RSEMENTS
County Auditors salary, 1.5OC
County Treasurer's salary, 1,5OC
County Attorneys salary, SOC
CoSupt's salary, II months, S2s
Co Judge of Probate salary SOC
]anitOr'S salary, SIC
CIV Everett. dep auditor, Az
Mrs All Anderson. dep aud, Al
Brown, Treacy s. Co, rec
ords, stationery, etc, 14(
P Press Co, records, bis, etc, "a
G D Barnard & Co, same, 24(
Free Press Printing Co, tax
rec'ts, abStr OILS, etc. 81
Schmahl & Ruter, station
cry, legal print'g, etc, 29t
Geo B Hughes. for same, las
H NJ Hitchcock & Co, stat'y.
inks, etc, g.
G G Peck. statiOn'y, ink, etc,
w D Smith, stationery. etc, II
J N Byington, Co printing. 81
J N Byington. Co print g '92, "a
w D Smith. Co printing. 9e
Geo B Hughes, Co printing, 81
Schmahl & Ruter, co ptg, 6:
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1894-02-01

L A Chase, board Rose and
Fehlmans,
f w Philbtick, goods Anna
Olson ana others.
Mrs S A Byington, laying out
body of Anna Olson.
Mrs M f Andrews, for same,
H H Leavitt, dy com work,
VIM Ham, I'D Mrs Turner.
DIR &c KOthenberg. prof SER
vices Mrs p johnson,
Ole Cole, bd g Lunde&nurse,
James Bagin, coal Weldon,
Simon Cohen, bOard'g Anna
Kirstine andchiIdren,
DR. w d Finn. med attend
ance Otto Flygstad,
DR. w D Finn, for same.
CO Lunde. nurs U Flygstad,
II Gerdes, goods CarlNielsOn,
JnORoth, med MrsPJohnson,
Albrecht y GrabOw, goods
Carl Nelson,
H NJ Hitchcock & Co, med
Rose and MrsTurner,
] H Sherman. doctor bill and
care Stephen Mories.
DR. A F Gosslee, med attend
ance Weldon,
Y COnnely, temp relief for,
Newdall Bros, med Weldon.
f Schandera goods and r r
f Mrs Kirstine and CHI
VIM Hahn, big Mrs Turner
Otto Gerstman, goods for
Jesse Redding,
DR. j L Adams. med att Jesse
Redding.
II N Bell, G. fins Welch child
and Nd MiIloy.
F w Philbrick goods WEIGH,
Turner,Y nkerand 9th
NicWeiter. coffin j Redding,
JWFerris: WOO Zim' man.
JWFerris, nc wood Wichman,
Josiah Fadden. cutting cord
wood on poor farm,
} NJ Huntington. groceries
for Wichmann,
HF Buechner, groc for Cole,
j + O'Hara. wood YOnker
and others,
r \ Ferris, coal for Duscher,
E A Pease.3 days com work.
II F Buechner. grass seed
for poor farm.
F Ellington, l d com work,
f Bill ngtOn, wood ReddiDg,
DrJW Marcellus, Op Quaie.
DR. LIS Crandall. menical at
tendance Weldon.
II NJ Hamer, taking body Of
Milloy to cemetery,
James Bagin, coal Weldon,
DrOC St,ickler. operation
on Richard PDesles,
DIR J L Adams, op K K Inslev
GeoLechner. gro Mrs Yonker
w F Baker. digging grave
Ned MillOy,
St AleXander's Hospital, bd
and care X poeSIer,
"A Stewart, coffin pr person,
L Burnger. coffin K Poesler,
F Schandera, gds sdry poor,
K H KemptOn. goods Mrs
SehmelZ and cbild'n,
NJ Baldwin, hoard Mrs Bliss,
EA Pease. l day com work.
Sarah Mcdonald, board for
Bridget McCafferty,
2 Schandera, gs MrsWeldon
HI Bendixen, goods for Carl
Nelson and others,
DIR G P Gibson, med services
Mrs Chase,
F Schandera, gdS sdrv poor,
H Bendixen, gds G Nelson,
w G Alvin, med K Poesler,
VIM Ham, or fever patient,
VIM Ham. board and goods
furn'd Mrs Turner.
Hannah Charles, nurs Rose
Clemens ana E Charles
Monroe Baldwin, board and
care Mann and Casey
&C Peck. med sundry poor,
DrF H Penhall, med services
w HARDWOOD,
II III heIuptt'l.Sp oNo W
Schultz and children
Tax refundmentS,
H NJ Hitchcock. med poor,
OverdraWn January l, 1894,
ROAD AND BRl
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1894-02-01

Geo f Crooks. iron sundry
bridges,
Edw DEG roat, wk Ramsey Or
FIJI DeGroat. rock and SAND
for Ramsey bridge,
Nelson Tenney Co, lumber
for Vesta bridge.
Jas Arnold, bldg Vesta br,
Adolf Trebesch, 2 &C eS land
for Judicial road.
Bergen Bros. 8 bridge signs,
FChristiansOn, grad co rd
Laird-NOrtOn Co. cement for
Ramsey bridge.
Laird & DOrnberg, nails for
Vesta bridge,
H H Leavitt, 3 days com wk,
DIV Whiltet, 2 DIS com wk,
Jas Roy, tr, aid t Und'wood.
Ed Wilsch. 2 acres land for
judicial road.
COlson. tr, ap aid Swedes +,
F W Philbrick. l day com
work, Delhi bridge,
Fred Barnes, team for com
exam Delhi bridge,
Fred Barnes. livery for com
exam road. N Avon.
EA Pease, 5 DIS com work rd
&c JOhnson,tr. aid Sheridan
E H Blanchard. treas, Apr
to aid town Morgan,
Jas Arnold, 4 DIS com work
on b idges.
Christensen & SOmerville,
lumOelhi andRam br
TT Sloan, bldg br Clear ok.
Chas 0 Borg, nails Delhi br,
Mrs Arnold, 2 DIS I'D survivors,
Henry Arnold, 2 days chain
man for surveyors,
w ] BlackmOre, bd and 2 DIS
CHI man for surveyors
Jas Rickel, 2 DIS Gilman surv
Fathers & Euker, grading
road New Avon,
VIM ] Monroe, grad I'd bet
Delhi and Redw Falls
A w Bager, bolts and iron
Clear creek bridge,
SA Johnson, bldg bridge be-
tween J and Gales,
is Turnbull. grading road
r Falls and sheridan,
] p Cooper, grading road, H
Falls and Delhi.
Winona L Co, | Delhi br, etc
Michael FIaig. grading cord
north of Sanborn.
FLouis Schafer, grading I'd
H Falls and Paxton,
McMasters s. Lipsey, ditch'g
Sheridan and Delhi,
Hans Larson, grading road
bet H f and Sheridan
D L Bigham, 8 DIS surveying
and team,
John Whittet, 131 yds grad
ing, Redwood Falls,
Laird-Norton Go, lumber for
bridges and culverts,
r r Freeman, nails, bolts,
etc., bridges in Gales
Laird-N orion Co, lumber Tor
Lone Tree creek br,
Jas Durtnal, tr, ap aid Vesta
IF Charter, tr, ap aid r Falls
G Hansen, tr, ap aid BrOOkv
d L Bigham,1 d surv and tim
Chas O Borg, nails Delhi br
J Johanneck. tr, ap aid Vail,
Geo Schwab, grade N Avon,
Jas ArnOld,3 DIS com and exp
&c Johnson, tr, ap aid Sher-
idan,
VIM Schuch, tr, ap aid Lam
berton building br,
Peter BloOmer, wk Delhi br,
Ed Powers, work Delhi br,
Louis Schafer, grading road
Delhi bridge,
] A Sundris, blasting rock
for Delhi bridge,
N Schucken, blast r'k same,
Emil Johnson, . - .
p BlOomer, =" " ="
Archie stevenson, cont -
Jas Blackjack, hauling
Jas White, work on ="
Fred Bolton, quar- rock .
Paul Nelson, quar- rock "
A T. Stevenson, hauling
c N Pease, hauling :"
] Rosendahl, blksm wk s.
Ray johnson, work on 8
p H Johnson, work on
Same, posts and piles
Listerud & Thompson, pow.
der and fuse for same
T M Roberts, bolts, etc :"
Nank Cement Co, Gem Z"
E A Pease, freight pd .
JasArnold, Q de- com wk :
EA Pease, sup wk q ds =
Ed towers, ditching Red
wood Falls and Delhi,
Chas Smith, same,
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1894-02-01

Bingham Bros, coal, Weldon,
Josiah Fadden, boarding pau
pers and work p farm,
Mic Welter, coffin for STEELE,
e D McClintock, taking An
ma Olson to p farm.
Frank Schandera. goods for
Anna Weldon,
o Moore, c Harv MOore's fam
JnO Weldon, board and care
of Amy Weldon,
FSchandera, wood and coal
2, for Weldon,
f NSlover, tax pr boy Mich
Stcd'd &Tretbar. medWeldou
Gtoddard & Tretbar. same,
81 N Dahl, coal for Weldon,
8 3 Bailey, I'D Anna Olson,
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-10-16
POUND MASTERS
NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given to all
persons that there are mt the
Government Pound Nakiki
since the first Pay o6Oct 1894,
> horses and cow 1 bay mare
with a little white spot at the
forehaead. branded J G on the
left hind leg: l brown mare, no
brand on; l cream mare with a
little white spot ut the forehead,
All the four legs white Branded
r on tue left hmd leg; l red cow
no brand, right ear chopped OFT
thus 4 ~.
ANY person or persons owning
these animals are requested to
come and take the same on or
before u O'Clock noon Oct. Is
1894. SATURDAY
WM KAPPA
Pound Master.
Makiki Oct. l, 1894. oct4
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-10-16
A New Industry.

In another column we notice
an offer Of sisal plants from the
Bahamas islands. The importer
has been encouraged by the sue
cess which attended the first lot
received by him. These sisal
plants will prove new industry,
the quality of which should not
be underestimate. The very
best ropes are made from these
plants and the citizens of Hawaii
tried the quality and growing
capacity OF the lot formerly i'm.
ported have expressed their high
satisfaction. 1t is to be hoped
that the energetic importer will
receive the same encouragement
which fell to his lot-a while ago.
Give them plenty rope boys and
they will hang themselvesl
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-10-16
Malodorous Comparison

DR.. Parkhurst returns to New
York from his foreign vacation
filled with unsa;ed ury ag inst
the organized institutions Of the
metropolis. he dweIls with
special emphasis upon the fact
that be saw in none Of the great
city tipsy jewellers leaniBga g'inst
lamp-posts In fact IS hefi's q
guest, the reverend reformsr saw
nothing but G od order. grscious-
ness aud amenity in those n g ~
sbambles of poverty, sin aud un-
speakabltness - London, Paris,
Berlin.
This Is. in a certain sense, as
it should be; but ii is a deceptive
basis for criticism. as few sig
nifcsut figures viii wildly show.
For example. the statistics Of the
year show that nearly one billion
three hundred million gallons Of
beer are consumed in Germany
or wishin fraction Of fort,
gallons head! In Crest Britain
nearly one billion two hundred
million gallons of beer, to say
nothing of an equal amoant Of
alchohol in other forms. Austria
and France consume less than
half this monstrous sum, but still.
keep fairly in proportion per
capita The whole world con
sumed seven billions aud "a
quarter of beer, Of which Europe
drank much more than two-thirds
This would seem to prove that
in the matter of drink this coun-
try can show a cleaner sheet than
those that have impressed DR..
Parkhurst so profoundly.
But superficial observation can
not alone be depended upon to
form basis for Judgment. Any
one who knows anything Of Lon
dc&yor Paris or Berlin knows
that t1ecrlme and profigacy Of
these cities make New York
very Zion of righteousness in
comparison. After midnight
certain London quarters are such
scenes of drunkuess and debau-
cherry as were never dreamed
outside capital taken by storm
and delivered over to maddened
soldier. Nor would a clergyman
be selected as the mos; obseryaut
Judge of the diferentiations of
crime and debauchery in great
cities. ~rSr
DIR Pnrkh,.r.t he -" 81"
mental IN arousing public co} cern
to the misconduct Of civic al.
minisIration. In the react on
thus brought about, the politics
of the State were reyolutionizad
last year and the I4e gislature and
constitutional Convention en-
trusted to agencies charged to
amend existing malpractices.
The result has not been of
nature to encourage the sincere.
The majority have not for
moment regarded their mandate.
Partisanship of the most repulslve
form has held the day. The
very abuses denounced by tie
people have practieed by the re-
formers in legislation, and today
an apportionnent more radically
contemptuous of law and right
than any ever yentured by the
overturned machine-i the result
of the constitutional discussions.
All this proves that parties
must be reformed within their
own lines. The voter has this
always in the power. NGorities
should rule; not he nia0rities Of
sslf,seek.ng .factioHs. Public opir-
ion is amply strong to enforce the
selection of fit men and the rigo-
rous application of sound laws.
H. AmtEican.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-10-16
E. NJ. ElgUINA

Commissioner Of Private WAYS snd
Water Rights, Dissr;es Of aonslala.
NOTARY PUBLIC,
AGENT 60 GRANT MARRIAGE LICENSES.
oFFrcE, SOS Merchant Street. oss Is
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-10-16
California Fruit
Market.
Mutual Tel. S7s Ii
NOTICE.

D. Howard Hitchcock hes re-
opened his classes in drawing and
painting al his Glass Room on
Hotel 81.
Glass instructions given every
"Wednesday and Saturday from s
p. NJ. to II P. n
Application for the full term
should be made at onoe. w
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-10-16
ANINDEPENDENT TICKET

The nominating convention has
met and done its work A. a
specimen OF machine politics the
doings Of the assembled wise men
should be preserved in the his
tory Of Hawaii. The crowd that
pull the political wires are snlek-
ering behind their screens, aud
q majority of the registered voters
of Oahu has got that tired
feeling
Mr.. Jones is nominated for sen
ator. He looks pleasantly sur
prised, slightly embarrassed and
transfer his nomination to Mr.
McCandless. The men who want
ed Jones did not want McCandless
but the convention bows humbly
to the dictum Of the Popcorn and
nominates, not the candidate OF
the party, but the candidate OF
Jones. Is that American politics.
A large number of voters have
signifed their Indignation OF the
manner in which the so-called
convention has acted.
J he HoLoMUA is not IN poll
tics" this time, but We cannot
fail to show their interest that We
naturally take in the politic1f
work OF our country. We have
nothing to say against the men
nominated besides that not one
them is Independent, and it is
with pleasure that we notice Il
rumor Of the formation of a ticket
which we believe would give far
more satisfaction to the
majority than the one presented
by Mr.. Murrays convention.
We do not know if the gentle
men mentioned, would accep
Office or have any idea of running
but We DO know that if it is the
intention of Messrs. Dole, Da.
mon and Hatch to establish a
stable government, 1t woul'
be n wise stroke of policy on
their part to use the whole
elaotiss tho men mentioned as
independent candidates. With
out Cancellation of the opposing
parties. Hawaii-nei will never
be prosperous and her peopl,
never happy. If it is true, that
an independent ticket is in til,
field, we shall hail it with SINGER,
heartlness.
The gentlemen mentioned hav,
been our political opponents and
they may in some measures form
a loyal opposition to the present
cabinet but they are far more re-
preventative men than the crowd
selected by the convention.
The ticket sent to us contain the
following names and if really
materializing in the political field
will receive the support not alon,
of our shrewdeSt politicians but Of
every far-seeing friend of HAWAII
mel.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-10-16
REAL ESTATE AGENCY.

Houses to rent and for sale.
Rents collected. conveyancing ia
all ITS branches attended to with
promptness and desp tch.
HoSorLu REAL ESTATE AGFxcY.
103 Fort s..
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-10-16
FOR SALE.

s,Oo0 SISAL PLANTS from the Pabsnas
Islands have been imported and can Dc bs3
In Quantities TO suit b. applying 81 the Helo-
MA OFFICE. Those Interested In rsE in-
dnStries should not lose tins opportunity.
oct Is II
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-10-16

Mr.. E. b. Thomas Who has
been staying near the wrecked
lesmsp bark has returned.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-10-16
A Sermon.

The following instructive ser
mon was picked mp yesterday at
the corner Of Richard and BeFits-
MIA Street. Who the writer Is
will remain mystery but he evil
IDENTITY knew the caliber Of bis
congreg ition. We recommend
him to use "Peurose Punch, and
take the liberty to reproduce his
pulpit-speech;
Nv Belubbed Brudders
If dere am anything wot makes
me tired it am De air ob gudness
wot surrounds sum peepul IN dis
world. How often We heah one
man wusk his mouf an tell how
smart be am, how guide be am, an
how different all bis naybnrs am
Der am sum peepul dat am so
Everlasting pure an lubly in dere
own ewes, so fur above dere nay
bars in moralerty an gudness, dat
/ off n wunder wot am de mattnr
Wild de angel G,brael dat he
do mt glib his horn "A little squeek
in dere ears and glib dem a pair
of wings SO dey cud fly up to heb
ben ins.ed OBJ fuling dere time
away mongst de pur trash roun
Honolulu. Sposin dey dn mount
aloft intu de etheurial spear, dos
WI tink dey will be satisfied to
breve de same air as de commun
angels an wear de same kind OBJ
wiug7 No brndders dis class oh
honolulu angels ain't bIilt dat
way, and dey will want ter strain
de air OBJ bebben an wear back
ackshun an triple tinted wings
lat will leve streke oh vermil
Inn glory in der wake, so as tn
glib de preston dat dey am eben
paintiu de clouds oh hebben red
as dey fink dey hab deun hear
But brudders we shuddent kick,
fur if dere am emmy phase dot can
use emmy ob dis kind oh sperior
gudness doan't hold on tn dem,
but let EN- fly away, fur dey am
tn gud fur dis terrestrial spear.
We all lux forrard tn a bettur
wurld dan dis, but it am wild de
Spectasthun dat we am going tn
miss sum oh de fules we mete on
de stretes oh Honolulu. But wot
arrangement kan We hab if de
lokul angels am going to keep on
maxim revolutions an putin on
lie same stile on as little mummy
rs dey hab heah! Dey meke us
tiEedd f ar, de de short ti ne Ea We a H
wild all der nonsense fur all tern
TYP If it am so, lets float a
inherited Co, an go tn de udder
phase an enjoy life, fur tn see dem
heah am hell, but tn put up wild
t in de wurl to KUN wud be he'll
Ter. De mex wurl am wide enuff
fur most peepul tn get on kom-
iertably tugedder if we kan only
kepe out such trash who fnSs dey
TN de creme oh existence, an if
le same noshuns mus foller dem
in de warl tn KUN. 1 hope dey
vii not Spite cherry town in heb
ben or hell but go rent, sum little
lorner in one phase or de udder
md liSsen tn dere own swete
voices, fur emmy ob de ole reser-
Tents heah wont want tn spend
eternerty watching emmy noah Oh
dere fule axshuns after dey shake
lem heah. Sum ob de gratest
sienterists who hab viserted Ho.
nolulu say it am all fulishness tn
try an get all 90 dis town lokated
In de same phase in de mex wurl
fur de different grades OBJ gud
ness am ob such a qualerty dat
chen if yu filed de grades wild
cloride Oh lime do same smell
wud stick tn dem wen dey cross
ed de dark ribber. Dey wud all
run in de same kicks, none, oh
de angels kud mete permiskerus.
y at picnic, fur va wudnent
xno wedder Missus Brown wnd |
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-10-16
FOR SENATOR'S.

Paul Neumann. J. A. Magoon,
J. Emmeluth, ]. Morgan. C.L.
Carter, l.. c. Ables.
For REPRESENTATIVES,.
II. Waterhouse. II. Klemme, Geo
Markham, Capt Cluney, J.Crauu-
ston, w. Henry.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-10-16

A Mysterious Tale.

a MyS ferrous L AAes
Did anybody ever hear how the banana first
was grown.
Tow the milk got in the cocoanut; when
. mango seed WAS sOwu;
From whence the natives came TO people this
fair land
And when they died, where they all went, the
happy dusky band:
These facts are al mysterious, and no solu-
ton get,
And there's other mysteries quite as deep
which are hot fathomed yet:
Who WAS it ran the opium ring, got in the
liquor free,
How was it Customs men weIe blind. dstec-
tvs couldn't sees.
Whose going to be the Tammany King of
this most piOus town,
Who'll start the Show, To whom shall we all
plank the 'needful' down;
VINO viii De Boss, and run the firm, who
will the Buckley be,
TC do it on the Frisco plan OF the Great
Republic free:
One thing we know that BAILEY'S BEDS
are made of WOVEN WIRE,
They give US comfort, peace and rest, and are
all that we desire;
He takes no part in politics, but does the
best he can,
To please his friends, and show that he's the
WOVEN WIRE MANI
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-10-16
lT'sATOSSUP

Sometimes where to 90 to pur-
chase any particular arti'le, but
not if you happen to want any
thing in the line of
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-10-16
CARD OF NOTICE.

Scharf IL Co. has removed to Ar
lingtan Block Hotel Street. where
they will be better able to serve
and please their Patrons.
Will keep on hand all the latest
papers.
Book Stationery. Periodicals &
Novelties, in all branches of the
trade.
Sc IA If
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-10-16
LEE SUNG KEE.
50 KING STREET.

TINsMITH. ASD DEALER N CT ass
. ~ass. Craekesy. Coal-usl Stoves. Water
= ns-- tia.nelaS " ~ gis branches Faith
Nv sss>Nss1' AISy
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-10-16
POUND MASTERS
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given to all
persons that there are st the
Government Pound at Magiki,
cream mare M brand. 2 white
feet on right side; l brown horse
branded We onr ght hind hip,
white on back, white
spot on hip; brown mar brand
ed Y on lett hind hip; l chest
nut mare not brand; / br wn
mare.snd ! young horse br nj ds
PB on neck; bay horse branded
AZ IN hind hip.
Any person or persons owning
these horses. are requested to
come and take the same on or
before IL clock noon, Saturday,
October %, 1894.
VIM. KAAPA,
Pound Master.
Makiki Oct s. 1894. octS It'll.