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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-07
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STATE ~ MAINE

Corxrt 40 OsSoHp. a.
Iioart 90 County Commissioners, Nav session.
l-.s. he'll By aljoafumsnt July n, l-s
UPON the foregoing Istitiou, satisfactory esi
,isbrs haytns h.sn resslyci that The IstitioRers
are r,s,ln.lbls, AMI that inquiry Into The msf
10 ~ thsir appiostioa IL skI-rllsut, " u bh
DsEtp, that the touRty ,otnfni-.ionsr- IBsst a
The once ofths Cisfk % CoaTts In fsns, on Tho
iifh day % sspt. newt. 81 ~ The eiosk 4. n, sol
thence prreri o. view ths rvuts. msntinn.
81 In -sli I<tition, Immediately amer With
yisw. q hearing 90 the parties ant thsir III
ne.-s- will ~ hal a ssne contentsut placs
in the stsiRity. AMI sosh othsr nssa-af,.
taken In tho prvtnl-s- a. the tommis-ionsrs
shall jt.ise prorsr. AMI u !. further OHptn,i'.
that notio. ~ the time. lace ani puross ~ Tho
Ton ni.sloBsr-' mcsting afofrsail - gifen % All
tsrson- anil corporations tntsrvstssi, by causing
stts.tsi eotles 20 -ai Isttion AMI ~ III. orisf
thsron o. 10 ser,-i upoa the ,srk ~
the ts~n 20 Parts. AMI aiso Io.tsi ~ in
thre pablo place. In sAii tosn. AMI pubhshs-l
thre xe.k- saoses.i,sly In the osfori
usmcrnt, q ps~spaIsr printed fsns
In .ali CJanty 20 Dsfori. the nrst 20 saii
PUBLICATIONS, AMI zach of the ether Rasiee-, a. ~
made, sspe.i ant po-tsi. a last thirty days 10
forv alb time % nesting. o. the ebsi that al
Jsr-on. ant corporations may then ani thew
spp<sr sni shs~ esa-s. u sny they have. Why
ths prsysr 20 ALI I'siitionsr- .hoabi n"f 10
Erahts.i.
ATrt.r- ALBEIT :. AUSTIN. CLERK.
A true copy ~ ssii r-'itioa ami orler Of oourt
thercoa.
ATTEST ALBERT :. AUSTIN. cIsrt.
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Nstiss .f P.,i,i.s OF Di.shsTs'.
AIAIG az MANI.

OXFORD. .. Z 'ouft 90 In-oltfr." De- o.
oass ~ ALBION o. MARSH. To-. re is'sf
~ oticc ). herrby dyeH that . T-t.. a. "a
~ thi. 18th dag otIuly. A.D l.H .ssa ~
.snts-i a. .ahi Count fur .ahi tuuri Alsf
4. Marsh % UiNdski, On The tourt f nttrl
paying that ~ NAY h. iesfvci ~ta'r
from al his isls.. proyahls un'if .feie
ions ~ Chapter seventy ~ ~ stailt r hhe
ani uIon sail Istitiun, his ur'fH M =.
Court that heAnns - hal upur 49, =
forv sak ,our a fArts, iu sH. 'ash
~ O, for'i, oa tis fiBd day - Aus. 10 -.
a nine o'els-k In ths furvnusu, anI 600 90
th@rrof - puhii.bs-i In ths nNfHr| .HaasnA
q bss spsTsr priRts-i in said ruurf. NJ 'hierL
ONE q ~esk Zoe three surss-.ifr 500. - a
pahlisation a. ~ nfs days H. Tor . Naf
hssrfnE, AMI that al cr,-iiiofs - .'.. re
their dstt.. ant sshsr Isrsuns irtf .HH "a
appear az sai1 plsrs ani tive 40 a.,
n any they have. WY di-harr 81. -
granted ali debtor aosoriing o. a. Ih'u
his pstitloa.
Arrs.r ALBEIT ~ PAKh .tef
u ALI Court for ali Court' h.'rh
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Hanalin 90 Biclknell.

To m. IIsssrabl. R.sri 20 CoaRty Commission.
~. IN AMI Zoe the touuty ofDsfori
The updsr.isns-t. SsAstmsn ~ TIE tosn ~
Paris, Italy asthoriist BY vote ~ att tgsn.
re.psstfulfy repfe-snt that IN the year ~ i-,i.
eettais aiter.iisn. wetc made ny your IionoFabls
l.ari in the highway l.ssiins frOu' -oe,h FAR. "
IIshrUn, N cit q nsw larstion aTOubsl The .outh
westerly stie ~ What Il kno~n o. ">'oseu
nm " that ssii larstion N sarrs-i nto ert slll
nos accomplish the oh)est -oasht and siil
ma ssks the grade % .ail hili asf sssief. They
therefore pray that ssid nsu ia+siion frym nssf
the f,-s II all sts~sl iiill On The westerly stie
a. uhere n strtke- tho rosd % noe tFa'ell-i
near the iop 10 AID hiii ~ ,liscoatnus,i.
They farther pray that sueh Bss hsation AMI
change. NAY ~ made on sail IIebrOn roAt q.
vtil tend "a ssoii cali sts~eii Itii. of that surh
xrs.iiss 90 abb nil may ~ orisr,-i ss In y~nF
lot ,asst may 10 iesns-i prUter.
They father rvprv-~nt that The Midway ksai
lag from tn -shs-ol hoa-s In shat :. kho~n a.
the tofts- d.tstst past the hoa.s fofnssfil a.
eapls-l By seorTe washburu In ALI fatls u
Tusli Town, 50 esli..i. 3. ro NV necici foI
public travel. They thsvfOre pray that sahl
raj lstseea .ad s.hool hoa-s AMI The safi
Georr. wsshbarn hoa.s h. discontinued.
Parts. Jaly N. Iss.
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ORANGE Fislo pAv.

Norway Change extends an invitasioa
to the numbers Of Paris Grange To MEET
With them az their rield Day meeting on
saturday, August llth, 81 Nrs. Ann Z.
Nilletf's. The state master n expected
To be present. Basket picnic dinn<r.
II. II. HAMMOND,
Master OF Parls 0nnee.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-07

Portland has had a new Kind % swim
dler, Who circulsted q subscription pa
pr for the benefit 20 some sufferer aud
decamped With the funds. why Il Il
that so many of the Inventors of ne~
forms 90 s~lndle select Portland a. the
place Ia work their racket
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oieo.


IN fars. Juiy 81. Mr,- knsA Merrill. Ar'i g
year,.
10 Paris, AUG ., Mr.. Easics r~ieksli. ax-i
~ years. mosths and days.
IN Waterford. July o.. iaisnt chill % NJ. asi
Nu. r. y. Gorton.
Ia sos,h Paris, July y. Mr.. sarah KsirAa.
ss~i ~ Year, AMI 10 usnths-
In Sos, July o.. Nathan Asirvws. Ax~i slssi
oyears.
a. Portland. Jai, %. Je.eph hsrtcs. Zoe
days
In Ra~feri Center. Jaly %. Cotton kiposi.
aS-i - year..
Ia sumner. Jaly %. Mrs.. Abigail Ec-sss. As~i
~ year.. q months asi 81 days.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-07

These storiss about fish jumping Into
the fisbeTmsn's hoat started With q big
salmon which jumped into boy. boat
at Caribou. IL VAS De~ thing and the
stories have continued Ia come iu from
all parts % the state. Of course the last
QUE Il always the best.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-07


REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Joas v. srAsLkt. RssIsrsa-
AlhAst.
y. A. Paine 10 n. d. hs-sr,s. es
ssrnsi-
y. e. Cary 10 N. A. Mason. u"
suckunlp.
A NOAH ~ ". A. Turner. %
ptxpisLp.
a.. q. Batiersehi 3. %. a. trvlasi. lo
same % sane. ~,
roswAv.
sAms " .a~e. 90
J. o. Adams N a. %. Isekson.
n. n. Ns.~rve ~ y. a. rais<. fo
O.. y. Crsksst ~ a. Usbtart.
a.. X Grv~wan ts q. n Camsiafs a ssss. sn
%. Coss. Parish " z. \. ss<arns. on
q. l.. Hal " y. %. iiaSrssi. ~
pAais.
X. n wixAt 3. y. y Chs-s Il I'll.
,. %. wis.Lsv ~ Job stirk. sp
auuposD.
.. W. Nartin a. .. " Csihy.
o. DAtoa ~ W. .. kimtaii. IA
a. virgin q 81 ~ ,. h~ssest. y"
vooIsrocH.
.. X. Rasssil ~ q. o. Csmmia<s, 81,
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srirs ~ o~,o. CIR, ~ ro,s,n. =.

sn's 90 i o.'S; s CT, 2. r".'"".
sesiet mem,<r 81 Ne ar~ eft.J CuNsky q ca.
.ioins business In the Cuv ef rs,sto. Coasty
asl slase sforv.sii, ssd thst eail avw VII ~
ti.~ saa Of ONE HUNDRED fOLLAkS fes
ssrv-i by The nee of Halls CAvilnn Ctus
TRANk =. CHIMNEY.
svorn ~ isfere me and sshs<rlct IN ny
pr~.eecs. this ssh day % Dcs~~,-r. A. ID. t~s-
s.At-i AN. GLEASON,
49,. Nesssy f.Aiss
Hair. Calarh Carv .. ties Informally ssd ssss
iirvssly oa ths hk-pt asi muroas sarfsres ofths
system. Seai f.r t~.timoaials. i've.
~ CHENEY AGO. Tel~io. d
ss-soLi by druSfisss. ~.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-07

Hec~st action % the Catholic author
tiles tends Tn pat liquor dealers under
the ban % the church. so Tar ne holding
Office In any Catholic society Ia concern
ell. The Wine and spirit Gazette, which
speaks with authority, says that at least
t~o-thlrds of the retail liquor dealers %
the country are Catholics, and they are
naturally disturbed over the situation,
but temperance people Of whatever
faith hall the decree ~ one Of the signs
% q Temperance awakening.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-07

IL IL capable % a perfectly simple ex-
PLANTATION, yet at first glance IL does look
like an exaggerated case Of newspaper
enterprise for q paper published on
Thursday 90 comment on What - writer
In next sundays Boston Herald will
say."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-07
MARRIED

In iisLron, Aug. {. by Re,. Mr.. Gu,sey, Mr..
itsrt<r l.. hskisst of Asbars anil Ma Nellie
n. Glover % ilehron.
Ia I,.m.lt, July ., Mr.. Georrr whs~. asd
Mis. Clam Miller
In EA.t Hrownasli. Juiy %, william wArwn
and Rrl-esa hoahoa. t-sh ~ Brv~sneh.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-07

Avery pretty illustration IL at hand
showing that forms Of expression and
form. Of thought In certain essential
matters are precisely the same, east ana
~est 20 the Atlantic, amoag the peopls
10 Englsnd and among Americans OF
English descent. Mr.. Du MAurier, 10
several memorable passages In hi'
"rrilby." refers To "len Bolt" ss though
Il we're a genuinely aud typically ing
llsh song;
''oh. sloat YEA vr.smisr .~est Ahce. iiss hos
sweet AhFs. With hair - br"snf"
New, . song Of Continental origin,
Incorporating In English dress, ~iii b.
traced To its home; and sn Irish song OF
a scotch song must claim lie o~n Pc
culiar hoBors and no others. Hut "ls~n
Bolt Ia an American poem, written nv
d.. Thomas Dunn English. author Of
Battle ~ RIGS" aud nov . member oi
Conxrvs. from New Jersey. An English
sutbor, handling IL With familiar touch,
a. though saying: ''Oh, yes, Of course
tAdt Il English, American readers (niDe-
tsnth. of all Of them, M doabt) echo
''Of course. How unmistAkAbly Ing
lish," The fact appears from this that
In some things-most important and
most essential eharactsristics, a. We
have sAld-the two great branches ol
English-speaking moderns cannot tell
each other apart.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-07
HAWAIIAN txptRtscs eIARs FRUIT

HAWAIIAN tSptNtNCt btANS FNuiI.
IL :. rather amusing To Observe the EN-.
treme caution now shown by the admin
i.traiion In dealing With Hawaiian at
falrs. Not only does Mr.. Willis refuse
even To forward TO Washington i.llia-
okslsnl's protest against the formation
90 the new government 90 Hawaii, and
her request that the United states should
not rvccguise that Government, but u ID
aid that Mr.. Cleveland ~ill not even
venture on making the customary formal
revognliion 81 the new republic, and In
stead will turn that matter over 10 Con-
gees without recommendation.
II vas not always thus. when MI.
Cleveland constituted himself the cham
plon % Illluokslani, and sought TO over
| turn the Hawaiian government In order
Ia set up her throne again he was not .o
careful about interfering Nth the pre-
rogstiye. of Congress. Hut the admin
l.trstion, having once burnt its hns.rs
la this business, e,idently breads the
/ hrr. PROM the extreme of confident
ra.hness u goe- "a the extreme of eau
ton. Mr.. viii. slso evidently does not
intend Ia b. caught agsin ~ before.
The Hawaiian experience has not been
without iis fruits.-New York sun.
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SINGLE COrtks.

s,.xl- ce,i.- ~ ,As p<mssrss sv fear csss-
80 The, uin ~ usii~sl en ressipt % prrs ~
49, n. ,,,.a.r- 90 ssr ths esavee,ssss 20 pstress
,.-l s...r. AZ ef eos h i--as have hssn lsrri %
!. !. "A ~. felA,uins plsrs- IN IN toanty
S...n r.r,. ,.srry.. Drux Stsrv.
shartl~f. utex ~tor~.
~.rw., Moves praE ~ters.
a.. 49,, Alfrv~l ,als, rc-t,as-srr.
Fryeearr. Az L<~ss
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SOUTH PARIS.
ISee?I

ifyosr eye. Give yoa ,roabIs doe,
wall for thew W 90 letter 81 them.
ssl,e.. bss tone W u. anil III Ne Q, yca
ous with pro,sr sisss~s. Your eye
sight esce ruis~i can never l- r~oo,.
s~i. boat ,rss with 20 l~portapss
matter. i,'.so ,rvsbs W scar siA.s-
es.ifthsy ere rShsly male. ssd W
many people they ar tsuomias. 10
yoa o.. half hrsd III Ne ssow yos
What Il meaas N
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-07

The first news of the war between
China and Japan IL that the Japanese
have sunk Chinese var vessel, and the
Chinese suffered q loss of about l0S
men. The japanese would give no
quarter, aud the Chinese Who were left
floating In the water yer. mercilessly
killed, not one beiug allowed to gct Oh
With his life. Later reports sAy that the
first story Was much exaggerated. bat u
probably gives some idea of the Kind Of
warfare which may he expected from
those Oriental nations. Both have .
CERTAIN Kind Of civilization, but IL IL not
the Kind which will be likely To lessen
the barbarities % war To any great ex-
tent.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-07

u ss.ms like terrible fire when q
third % a village !. wiped out, without
any los. % life. Hut the Numbering VII
hgc 20 Phillips, Wis. had . fully real
ling sense of What terrible IRE u when
u MAS completely destroyed by fire, AZ =
loss 81 several millions. Two thousand
people we're made homeless. many Of
them had to take To the lake to ave their
lives. and altogether some forty lives
~er. lo-t by burning and dro~ning. IL
Is an affair that IL seldom psalleled In
this couutry.
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eoRN.

eoRN.
In Is@,hsi. Jsly -. .. the ~ifs of ks.,i. iss.
pett. q -sn-
In iis,bsry. " the wife Of sossi rhilbr,st. .
s.a.
In ka.s Brv~nssIi. Jaiy u. ~ the vile 81
Et<n toapis. o ssn.
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rom GOVERNOR.
HENRY B. ClEAVES,
or xsorslAaaes.



u,....A.,v
$1,000. ~ m,s.ll
JUN
Vor C..auty Tressarvr.
..-....,, a .,xnnn Of p.rt.
tor toaoty At,afnsys
EIak>k b. SMITH. ~ >"f~N
10 tsauty Casnu.is-,snsf.
.x.pas ~ nInln> % fsri.
for .ksur.
....... ...vtSu ~ gamfof,l
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CARPETS!

We are now showing our nee
stock Of Carpets In The spring
Patterns aud Colorings strictly
standard and reliable maxi. AZ
pricc. lower than ever before.
We can give you Bargain 10
straw Mating.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-07

IsriRK Brsr. lsni ou Srrsly Br,snk 40
,. 4. Barknam, lad near Mo- 80
Narrhalrs -
.. 4 Baskasm, E,sr,tt tsRi.
.. A. Husk nan. Melissa tsnst. "
.. a. BuskRam, tsad near IissNsH.. 10
John J Ferry, stsRi In Oafori Ni'h., %
John =. rery. one I. -
John ,. Perry, wm. Doigs ani in
wekhyills.
y w. "" sa,ss.,, 90 "'" d. 30
"A Wai,,..n r,,,.,La SO
RO>sOEf sTArIF~ ttH..1f
Town ui uAiari
osfori, Isly -. Iss,.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-07

IL !. not known how IL happened, but
the Boston Herald has published = Ave
line paragraph which 10 to certain de-
gree complimentary to Ex-l'resident
Harrison.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-07

s.s pre-sst. ~ The psr-.s -sn.iia< sssh
thtstisth sssses rccsise.i fro. daJ
30 lay In rvply ~ this ssiv.rtiss"snt.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-02-10
PASSENGERS Have Rights.

Mr.. Thomas c. Weeks, an attorney,
obtained a judgment for 50 and costs
against the 'Traction company for fail
ing 20 carry him TO his destination.
The case was tried before Justice of the
Peace Thursby. Mr.. Weeks boarded a
Druid Hill avenue cable car about p.
NJ. Dec. 8 to go to mis- home, on East
Baltimore street. When the car reached
South and Lombard streets, the passen-
gers were told TO get out. and the car
was sent west. The passengers in the
next car were similarly treated. Mr..
Weeks demanded the return of his fare,
which was refused, and he went home
by another route. The company has
appealed the ase.-Baltimore Sun.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-02-10
Cnttnn In Toorkistan.

The Russians, since their occupation
of the district embraced by the valleys
of the Syr Daira and the Zarafshan,
have given very great development
to the cultivation of cotton, and with
the view OF increasing the yield and al
so the quality have introduced several
American varieties Of the plant, notably
the upland at first the natives were
so prejudiced against the new plants
that the experiments failed, but the
Russians persevered, and whereas nine
years ago Toorkistan produced only
1890 pools of cotton worth 1850
rubIes the quantity exported in 1890
was about 1000, 900 pools, of an est
mated value of 13, 900, 900 rubles. ST.
simultaneously with this rapid extension
in the cultivation of American cotton
IN Toorkistan, factories are being built
for cleaning the cotton before exporting
it to Russia in Europe, and at the be-
ginning Of this year more than 80 such
factories were already open.-Revue
ScientifQue
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-02-10
PREACHERS IN a BOX CAR.
An Enraged Engineer Gave Them Rough
Ride on a New Road.


Ride on a New Road.
\ party of sedate Maine clergymen,
who recently Went over the new Bangor
and AroOstook line from Brownville To
the West Branch, had little experience
in railroadins that made their hair
stand on end for a time. They We're
slowed away On the construction train
at Brownville ON the top of lot OF
pressed hay in box car, and spread out
their blankets on the bales, expecting
20 have a very comfortable ride. Just
before starting northward from Brown
vile, an alteration arose between the
conductor and engineer, and fer few
moments the air was sulphurouS.
Then the ride began. The engineer,
a hot headed fellow, was mad all
through, and when he opened the
throttle he did it no half hearted or IN
certain way. OF sped the train over
the rough and uneven roadbed, not yet
made ready for trials of speed. Faster
and faster she went, the cars lurching
and pitching up and down and from
side TO side in a manner that suggested
momentary derailment and everlasting
smash. The trees beside the road few
by like streaks of lightning. The hay
bales bounced about and bumped each
other without mercy, and all the while
the clerical party reeled and jostled like
tipsy fellows on a spree.
They hung on for dear life TO keep
from breaking their necks or from get
ting crushed. Those who have tried 1T
know that the inside Of box car does
not afford many points OF vantage for
one to steady himself, and really all
the ministers conld do was TO thump
each other whenever occasion offered.
The entire run to North Twin station
was made at AN average not very far
short of mile minute, and it was
with a sigh of relief that they ahghted
from the train. 1t pleases them now
10 say that the engineer was reported to
Superintendent Cram and was promptly
bounced before he had endangered any
moro lives or the property Of the COM
pany.-Lewiston Journal.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-02-10
A SPECIAL HOLIDAY OFFER.
One Young woman's Novel Advertisement
To Attract a Husband.

One Young woman's Novel Advertisement
to Attract Husband.
There was small red flag stuck up
on a chunk of ice which hoated down
the river the other day. The chunk
drifted into an eddy near the bridge,
and one of the workmen becoming curl
Gus went down and looked at it. There
was a letter pinned on the flag, dated
Niobrara, Neb., Dec. B. Il am an I'M
married girl, began the letter, and
would pass anywhere from IS TO 20
years of age. l would like TO marry
some man from 90 TO so years of age.
What great fun it would be for You
10 come up and win my heart for
Christmas present! First come, first
served. [ might say that am not only
good locking, but good cook. Indeed
my light bread is the talk or miles.
The accompanying tintype IS poor
picture of me. I am not freckled. This
letter is for you, dear. l am very af-
fectionate. Sallie Killerford, Niobrara,
Neb." The tintype was gone, and
some one must have taken advantage OF
the special holiday offer. The message
was sent adrift again.-Leavenworth
KAN Times.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-02-10

DAILY ADVERTISER, only. so cents
per month
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-02-10

Mrs. Mary Place, proprietress OF the
Colonnade hotel in Worcester, was fined
800 in the central district court be-
cause she refused to entertain the Fisk
Jubilee singers, a troop of colored PEG
pie. a few weeks ago. Quarters had
been engaged for them in advance by
the Young Mems Christian association,
under whose auspices they appeared,
but when the company arrived its mem
bers were refused admission TO the din
ing room. Colonel lockwood HOar de-
Tended the hotel keeper. while ex-Sena-
tor Thayer's partner acted for the pros
ecution. Boston Transcript.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-02-10
AN INVITATION TO A MONARCH.

Queen Lii
A kindly little word
Ia what we want with thee
Just now.
Dost know, o dusky nymph,
That bricks
And tired vegetables
And various Things
will soon fly at thy friZZled head
Down there in Hawaii ? Evidently
It's time for thee to skip
To disappear
Like a chicken liver down
A hungry coon.
Don't wait
Just grab right on
To ali the buds and cash
And all the pomp and PRIDE
And circumstances of misfft royalty
Within thy reach
And come at once
To this appreciative bourne
Where freaks draw like thuhder,
Come to New York
We want to see your queenly shape.
Perhaps we, too, viii ran
DeeplV in love with thee,
And swear that thou, and only thou'
Shalt reign.
We hear that thou art rat;
We're ned to royal fatness;
We're badly stuck on 1T.
Another chunk, more or less,
Won't freeze us.
So come along, Old glrl,
And get a good new joe
Before you lose your freshness
Before a bad banana
Hits you on your jugular-
Come on, we say,
o Liliuokalani
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-02-10

Capt. Palmer of the Transcript
saws that the words sin condemn
ing President Cleveland" in his
letter of yesterday could not have
been in the original, for it was his
intention to aIIude in that para
graph simply to the course OF ms
paper when Mr.. Cleveland was first
put in nomination in opposition to
Mr.. Blaine. This can be plainly
seen by reading the phrase, and
for the words as printed substi-
tuting sin commencing President
Cleveland's first candidacy"
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TOin Now T!
3575-tf

The Daily ADVERTISER is deliver
ed by carriers for 80 cents month.
Ring up Telephones SO. Now ie
the time to subscribe.
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SpectacleS or
Eye Glasses

on reading that We are now tuliy
equipped 10 manufacture anything
and everything iii the
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-02-10

You pay $3.50 a
week for each week
of 1894, saving $50,
and when you draw
your number, you
need only to pay the
difference between
$3.50 and the CASH
price of the bicycle
you want.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-02-10
Rubfnstein's Plans.

Rubinstein has declined an offer OF
1925, 900 for a three months tour, and
henceforth he intends to stick to his
own music. He proposes to give three
recitals of his own pianoforte works at
Berlin this winter, but no charge Will
be made for admission, which viii be
limited TO music students. Berlin Cor
respondent.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-02-10
My Machinery

is the newest in use in all OF
the large factories of the East, and
being thoroughly couversant with all
manner of complicated work, we claim
to be able TO turn out as perfect work as
can be obtained in any part of the
world.
The distance from optical centres and
the long delay in sending away for
spscial work has prompted us to add
this special department to our already
large optical business, and we hope 10
be favored with liberal share of the
work done in Honolulu. PRICEs-the
same as in San Francisco, and on some
work a little lower.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-02-10
Optical Line

no matter how complicated. JoYFuL,
because the long wait % six weeks or
more in sending away for your glasses
is done away forever. Those who nave
suffered by this wait will know best what
il means. Much time and money has
been spent TO ensure PERFECT SUCCESS.