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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-12-26
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do ~sprzedania 40 ARROW, w Poznaniu,
Wis. Il powodu wyjazdu do Europy
zostanie tanio sprzedana i pod korzy-
stnemi warunkami. Pc blizsze wiado-
mosci zg}osiG sic pod adresem FIR -.
Switalski, Box 1874 Thorp. Clark Co.,
Wis.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-12-26
s99
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Staia jedna Cena ola
WIELKA WYPRZEDAZ
MEZKICH PALETOT0W Ma ZINE.
Ma pojedyncze guziki 80 srednia waga.

Ma pojedyGcze guziki- srednia waga.
SCOTCH TWEED Ciemne bronzowe, dObre hadne mezkie patio $500
CIEMMY OXFORD IWYC HEVIOT.- Sauna we{na, ola mezczvzn
Sredniej wagl Pekne oblamowane satynem piekne ley nj kaz-
dym mezczyznie. Cena obecnie tylko OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 80
CZARNY CHEV1OT.- Sauna weina, ola mezczyzns edniei vac ten
sam kroJ wykohczenie jk W PoPrzednim Oxford siwy, lez daleko
Ma pOjedyhcze guziki 80 ciezka waga 80 Krojone dfugo.
NlEBlESkA CHINCHlLLA- BardLo dohe, trwaie patio, doki4d-
NIEBIEsKA RARITON CHINCHILLA. - Podobne do poprzed.
nRgo lecz lePszy ciezzy gatunek materyalu - pheknie oblamowa-
PRAwDzIwE AUBURN MILLS" KERsEY. wvrobv tel TAX
PoPularnej fahyk ME potzebuja rekomendacyi; czysa we{na w
ro1maiych kolonch jk Czarny, Neheski, Bronsowy, Siwy stalowy
zakamitnemi ko}nierzami Tub be-, tanio "a ......: S75
Ma pojezyhcze guziki palta - Kr6j bardzo dfugi.
NASZA NOWOSC, CIEZKIE CZYSTO WEtNIANE BEAVER
Niebieski, Czany, Tub StaLowy koor. S4ynne z d{ugiego noszenia
inadzwyczajnej nwa}osci. Roboa PREY yh palhch est pierwszei
klasy, naJePsze oblamowanie, W osatnim sezome sprzedawane by{o
uTIVoLT KERsEYS. Badzo piekny gatunek wyborowej wlokni-
s@j wefny. Sicznie zrobiony zrobione pata. Koory sfwy, nebe
SfYNNE CARRS MELONS - Cemno bronzowe, modnie ele-
gancko wykOhczene, lePze nzk azde inne patio robione ma obsalu-
Ma pOjedy6cze guziki Poole Palta. - Kr6j bardzo dfugie.
MODNE PALTA.- Ostatni wyraz mody szyku z najlepszego ga
tunku nKersey najlePsze oblamowanie, wykohczenie, prawdnwe
aksamtne koinierze, "a tax maize pieniadze siczny gustowny ub0r Id 100
D pOdw6jnych guzikach Palta. - Kr6j bardzO dfugi.
CIEzKI WEtNIANY BEAVER. - Niebiski, czarne ine kolory
take same jk O Popdyhczych guzkach powyzj opisany h. ...... 975
PlEkNE ANGlEtskIE kERsEY, - Czarne, Bronzowe staIowe;
wac may $1,000 leczz miana taryfy obnny} Je 1900
PRAWDZIWE CAMPBELL" KERSEY.- Bardzo cieakie. nehe.
skle czarne; Patio to sfuzy ola tych, k@zy pragna mice bardzo
clPfe itwrafeo kryca. Campbell" keseys ME maia wspo{mwod-
nkow CO do trwaiosci swej 1900
NAJLEPIEJ ZROBIONE. Importowana, naiepsza matera tax
zwana "Londyn" niebieska, siczny trwaty koIor, najpieknnj odo-
bone Paletoy. Najmodniejsze patio sezonu a EN- zadiwi Was,
ylko 1900
JOHN CROSSE CLOTHING CO.,
s4 MILWAUKEE AVE. rg DIVISION STR.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-11-08

Scr Ginwanoerunss> superintendent
Stump, ber tar5li@ europa tn o%ffiSielz
Ter Gisenl@ait bereiit bat, meloet, baB
aQe europaii9en &e9ierunsen bic sroBte
8ereitmiuisteit scisen, bic Der. Staaten
III ibrem Bemiben, unerpini9te Gin
manoerer fern gu balten, 81 unterltute".
Qlud Die S9ifisssieQi3aften bieten aues
M0sli9e oui, um nit ben Ser. @taas
ten 0cleten ni@t in &onflitt gu 9eras
tben. Mnseii@ts bieier Serbaltnile
burite cine Menoeruu9 Der @eiete in benz
Chime am Plaee lein, oaB oas peremp>
torijde Musweiiu lungs Gerfabren ab9ez
1dafit miro. Sol9e Iortommni6e,
ME Die nit @errn Shortcuts &utl@er
iino zines &e9tstaatcs uawiiroi9 unb
pertoBen i'm @eiit wie int 8u9itaben
eeaen bic W%erfaliuus Der @er. Staaten.
@erlonen, iiber wel@e bic Gerbannuns
perban9t mirb, ioQten minoeitens bas
Me@t 6aben, bic Gnti 6eiounS ber &C.
ri@te ansuruten, Oh cine iol@e &moros
nuns seietli& sere@tfertist lit, ODER
ni@t.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-11-08

@an mag aber bic Carthage I'M
@ro6sn uub @onsen benten, wie mar
miQ 49, Sins itebt fcit: Die amsrieanls
j9e @ou;u9t 1T burd bic neue Tariis
blu nidt uernidtet unt bic einbeinil9e
Gertilinounrie uidt 81 @runee seri4tet
moroen, ,uie oies BON ben @esnern Der
BiQ po%rausssiast wuroe. Sm @esens
tbeil, bic amerifauiide @oQe lit I'M
Yrciie BON 10 bis Is Yro;emt seitiesen.
mdbrenb bic ausldnoiide UNI 20 bis 40
Yro;ent seiauen lit. llno mas uniere
@%oqiabriteu anbelan9t. 10 fibrt Der
v@ool ano Cotton @eporter". bic be-
beutenoit e ameritaniide Nutoritdt in Der
Eertilbrande, einise Sbotiaden an.
wel9e senau oas geseutbeil Der oben
ausssipro9eneu 8efitrdtuns bemeiisn.
Sn ieiuer lesten Nummer iteut eas &c:
nannte Ta9blatt tabeuarii@ ;uiammen,
mas IS wdbreno Der letten ie9s Wo9en
uber bic Gage BET omeritonii9n Sertils
inouitrie Neues 81 beri@ten bate, uno
selanst babel gu folsenoem &eiultat: IS
iino in Dem seoadten 3eitraum 20 neus
SertiletabliIements entitanoen; 1913
iaben lid in Der Gage, mebr ooer weni:
ger midti9e Gerar0Berun9en uno Sers
b%elisrunsen einiubren Su t%onnen; l42
nabmen ben 8etrieb wieber auf, na4>
benz Den Nrbeitern taft in auen VGuen
9obnerb0bunsen 9ewdbrt woroen maren;
% aber jteuten ben Setrieb wieoer Elm.
Von oiej en % Gtabl,1ements waren bic
meiiten, uie oas mebrfa3 eruabnte
6a9blatt %bsionoers beruorbebt, lol9e,
welde nit alten uno idle9ten Mai9is
men betriebeu, weoer Capital nod nnz
ternebmunas9eilt beiaBen uno oober benz
.~flotten Mitbemerb ni9t meb t 9ewa9len
waren. 0as iiub 3iiiern, bic lid ni9t
w%esleusnen ~loleu, ieoen patriOtii6 ses
i~innten 8irser, Oh rS@utiOQner" ODER
vTreibdnbler", aber nit auI ridtiger
Treu6e erfiuen iouteu. CR. =, Y.)
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-11-08

Gin resuldrer republitanil@er 9ps
clon mar es, Der bel Der @obl am Dien:
flag iber oas gauge 2ano fe9te, bic meni:
aen lleterreite per bemotratil9en Yar>
tel taft Iberau unter ben Grimmern
be9rabeub. Sn Mem Dort wuroe Der
srobe Gammanp:9 duptlin9 Daue 9iu
pot benz republitonii3en @ouuerneurs>
9anoioateu Mortou nit 10000
Stimmsn mebr9eit sei@lasen. Ohio
CAB cine republitanii@s Me9rbeit 20"
lao, 900 bis 10000 @timmen ab,
Wisconlin cine iol@e BON 4o:bis5o, 900,
Snoiuna 90, 900, Yennipluanien 2o0,s
900, Midisan 10000, Suinois 4os
so, 900 ulm. 5osor Noro> II. Glib:
Datota, N%ebrasta, Colorado, Monto:
na uno Wpomins weroen BON ben Sc:
publitanern beanlpru3t, bod miro mar
mobl tbun, iber ben NusiaQ oerBablen
III Die en Staaten nabere Nta9ri9ter
absuwarten. Sn &entu6y muroen uier
ooer uieQei9t gar ie@s republitanii4s
@onsreBmanner erwablt. Selblt oe1
Carl biQ : Willon 1T Welt Tersinieu
ioQ sei@lasen fem. Sn Minnelott
wirb fir Nell on cine Pluralitat bon ca
20, 900 iber Omen Deraussere@net'
sSn Minneapolis erbielt Neli on 20,l0s
Omen IA, 7s9 uno Veder 4,379 Stim:
men; III 81. Saul Nelion 1921, Omer
1905 uuo Beder 5,6lO. Omen er9iel]
i'm Staat boppelt 10 uiele @t;mmen all
Douneuy Dor 5mei Sabren; sesen 9os.
900 Stimmeu wuroen fit oenielben alb;
9coeben. Die Stimmeujabl fur gfelior
miro aui 10000 berednet, oiejenis'
pon Beder auf $4,000. Sor pier Sab:
rem erbielt Merr1am ss,lll, @ilio1
s5,s44 unb Omen So, 5l3 Stimmen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-11-08

Scr Ser. Staaten Goniuf 6. Is.
g. Ginsle III Yrauui9weis ma9t III
einen, 8eri1t ans Staatsoepartement
oarauI auimHtiam, baB fir bic omeris
tanij9e M6belimouitrie in Deuti9lano
Elm redt lobneuoes abiaeSebiet e%r0iinet
werben t6unte. Der goniul weiit oars
auf bin, baB bic Oeuti@en trot ibres
prattii1en Siunes uno ibrer aewerbli:
@en Ti@tisteit int a%Qsemeinem 9erobe
in Der Tabritation einia@er unb biuiser
W6bel iebr ;uriid udren. &a@en: unb
S@lai;immer sNSbel J. 9. uno Wobns
,immersg iuri@tunsen tir bic weniser
bemittelten Qeute ieien in Deuti3lano
serabe 10 tbeuer, aber uiet i@le@ter, &C.:
idmadloier unb unpra.tii4er als bic
amsritanii9en Wtobel iol@er Nrt. IS
iei bies tbeils bemllmitanbe, bag basNus:
boil; III Oeuti@tano iebr tbeuer lei,
bauptid9li9 aber Der lleberlesenbeit ber
ameritanii@eu 3ol;bearbeitunssmai@is
neu ;usui@reiben. Sn Der 6eriteQuns
~ieinerer Mobsl. alio auf bent tunitses
werbli@en @ebiete ~leilten, wie Der Gons
jul ielblt ,usibt, Die Deuti@en 10 Norz
;isIides, oaB ibnen auf bisiem @ebiete
teine Goncurren; sema3t weroen Tonne.
Dasesen lei es namentli4 NIT S9lafs
;immereinri3tunsen in Deuti9lanb iebr
i9ledt bclteut. Seri9ieoene Der le,@tes
rem uno iebr prattii@en M0bel, wel@e
in ben Ser. 9taaten berseiteIt weroen,
ieien in Deutl@lano nod gang unbez
tannt unb wiiroe ieoeniaQs 9roBen Nn>
Hang iinoen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-11-08
Scr Safer 1T toot, eS Icbc
Der Safer!

N@ letten Oonnerita9 Na@mittas
%tinoiste cine telesrapbii@e Oepeide aus
2iuaoia ben Sob bes Gjaren, oes Be=
berriders aler &u6en on. Dag Der
Sob oes &aiiers cine 9roBe @irtuns
auf bic enropail@e golitit boben miro,
itebt ouBer Trase, wie bieielbe iid in~
beB seitolten miro, mug ob9ewortet werz
ben.
2(m Treita9 murbe Ser Sob bes &ai>
lers Nleronoer III. unb bic l%1ebernab,ne
bes Sbrones ourd Nitolaws II. officieQ
protlamirt.
Nleran6er ILL.,. &aijer BON @uBlarb,
wel@er ieinem am Is. Wdrj 1881 bur@
Nibililten ermorbeteu Tater auf ben
Gbron fol9te, wur6e am 10. Mdr;
ls45 seboreu. Cine 3eitlan9 mad iei=
ner Ebronbeiteisuns cri@ien er ielten
0Hentli@ unb lebte in srOBter 3urii6sez
jo9enbeit in @oti@ina, III beltdnoi9er
Tur@t Dor ben Mni@lasen Der sebeimen
iocialiitii@eu @eieui@aiteu. Seine
&r0nuns fauS am a. @ai 1883 in
Mostau itatt. 81 b%eiratbete in 1866
Moria Teooromna (friber Maria @os
pb'a 6reoerite Dasmar), Go&ter bes.
&0niss G1riltian pom Ddnemart uno
S@welter Der Yrin5eilin Don Wales unb
bes &Oniss Don @rie@enlano. Ole
9ouptauisabe bes @;aren mar bic llns
t%eroriduns bes Nibilismus, bic @nt>
m,deluns Der Militdrma@t @uBlanos
bic Organization ber aiiatii@eu uno
tautalil@en Prouinsen uno bic itete Be-
cbadtuns pom gontantinopel.
Son 9esinn ieiner @esieruna an
muroen BON 3eit su j3eit Don ben Nib;lis
item Nnsriffe auf iein 2eben sema@t.
3weimal ueriu@ten Officiere ieiner eise:
men Nrmee i'm gu eri@ieben. Sn 1888
muroe er bel einem ben N.biliiten 5u9ez
i9riebenen GiIenbabnunfaQ bel 8orti
uerleet. Settles Gribiabr muroe in
Tinnlano ber Mni@la9 entworfen, bas
S9loB, III mel@em er mabreno Der
6erbtman0per BEL @molenst permeilen
%iollte, III bic Yuft 81 %ipren9em.
Der G3ar mar iebr relisi0s. 81
itano inter benz @influB iol4er Tanoti:
ter, uie Pobooonos5efi, benz P%roturator
Der beili9en @pnooe, uno ieinem &nz
bang uno uerfolste Sic Suoen, &atboliz
fen uno beuti@en X%utberaner in &uBz
LAMB obne l1nterlab uno @naoe. 81
erbte nit leinem Miniiter bes MeuBern,
Garlten @orti3atoft, Elm fairies Sors
urtbeil 9esen Die Deutl@en, mel@es
bur9 bic l1mtriebe Der ponilauiltii3en
&rie9spartei lit leiner 9auptfoot 9es
ndDrt wuroe, bielt aber trotoem an BET
Trieoenspolitit felt. 2estes Sabr tam
es mdbrenb oes Beiu@s Der rulii@en
Tlotte 1T Toulon su einem ginuer tanb>
mfg nit Trontrei@, bod uuroe betreffs
b1eies ansebli@ea 3meibunoes 9esen ben
Dreibunb ni@ts uer0Hentli3t, mas etnen
iormli9en gertras 5eiste ODER zine
i9riftli9e gerpfli@tuns &ublanes,
Trantrei3 b,i ber Wieoererlansuns BON
YlioBz 2otbrinsen gu belfen. Der @5ar
binterldBt flint &inoer, ben ~ Sabre
alien &ronprinSen Nitolaus, ben tooesz
tranten @robfariten @eors, bic @roBz
flritinnen 3enia uno Olga unb ben
minorennen @roBfirl ten W.@ael.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-11-08

q n Il nit furjen 6oien fir &na>
ben un6 &inber non $3.50 Bis 81.
Terse6et ni@t, uniere $3.50 gang
woQene Mniiise gu beieben; bieielben
lino BON gutter Garbe unb bauerbaft.
Gbenio baben mir cine Musmabl pon
&nabenzN n5i9en NIT 2 Yaar @olen,
NIT ooppelten &nieen uao Siten 81
SIS.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-11-08
Haeber|e & Schneider,
Gi8t1uoler.

Gem Vublisum CUR MadrtAt. bab mir eas GiSseiddit
pom Y. Sertan iibernomnen baben uno berett itno. alen
WeieIumsen aui SaS Vromteite 81 entiprehen.
9eioueere Nuimertiamseit wire er s~isieruna pon
CHS an VriuatzJ omilien 8ei&eMtt. Ysan rthte ale YES
~jtelluMaen an \. 9aeberle uber Watb. Sdneiber.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-11-08

3iesen eIlz&6de gu 49,, wertb
$ll. 9unoefeu>&o gu $40, mertb
$l2; Before Gualitdt $l5. @allo>
mans $40 bis 1914. &accoon $25
Bis $50. Teiniter uer3ierter Mitra=
@ans&of Der ie in Der @taot gu ieben
war 81 $50.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-11-08

Il eberr0de fur Mdnner, Rnaben u.
&inber. Sir Mdnner IS. 8ei1ere
Qualitdten gu &c., 81, SO, bis 3u ben
~feiniten S1in@iQa III einfa@ ober in
perjiert. Sturm>&Dde fir &naben,
tur5 ooer lang, pon $3.50 Bis $40.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-11-08

M Dinner Mn3ii9e, @ottonaioe,
$500 un6 $3.50. Satinet, $500
bis $3.50. Union Gaiiimere, $500
bis 5000. Mnoere @raoe, 9anjmolz
lene, $500 bis $500. uniere SO
vpappp Some" Mn5ise uericten Sez
hermann in @r%itaunen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-11-08

&naben Mnaase LANCE 9oien
unb @e1e, @%ottonaioes 1915 uno
So. @atinet 81 uno $3.50. Stays
sewai@ener @atinet gu S.. 8eiere
Qualitdt in Tictor gu $5.5o bis 81.
Wir baben oiele Nn5i9e nit 9eraoe
uno runb sel@nittenen &odi@0Ben
unb Elm ooer ;mei Reiben &nOpfen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-11-08
New ULM
NJ EAT MARkE
- Uoil -
3lnx Retnbnrt.

NO. 8 SUED minnesota STRASSE.
Ssew llIm. Rima.
Oie beiteu Sorteu irii@eu unb 9epodelten
Nleiides, S4mal,, irii@e unb 9erGu@erte
@irite tets oil 9aub.
~ 0rttAe sas serAwAsrte %ari.se N~S
ketS ~ babem.
Sriide 2luitern wdhreno Scr Saiion.
@aareu merben irei ms 9aus seliefert.
Sir Rinbuieb umb S9weine bejable id
miner bic bS&jtem Yreiie.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-11-08

6 nieboen fir &naben %pertaufen
mir fir Is Gts. in @ottonaibes; in
i9par5 uno seftreift 25 @ts.; before
@raoe 5u "a unb 40 Cts. SIR so
Gts: fault Sbr cine moQene &eriap,
bic 1on1t "a Gts. foitete. MQe @r6>
Zen BON 8 bis l6 Sabren.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-11-08

@inter> &appen, wertb so @ts.,
iebt "a bis 40 Gts. bes9leiden gu IS
@ts., mertb 81. Blui@z&appen in
Ya@t, Winbior, Turban uiw. gu ben
n%ieori9lten Preiien, fir &naben pom
50 Gts. bis 81, fir Mdnner BON IS
@ts. Bis 50. Die feinite Ylui9>
fappe fir $3.50.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-07-23

Chambsrlain's IL the best Of all.
Vincent J. Bark, Of Dsnbury, Iowa,
has used Chamberlain's Cough Rem.
edy whenever In need OF medicine
for coughs aud colds, for the past
Eve years aud says: ut always helps
me out. II anyone asks me what
kind Of cough medicine use, ! 70.
ply, Chamberlaiu's, that is the best
OF all. rs and 50c. bottles for sale
by oil dealers. Benson, Smith 4
Co, Agents for the Hawaiian Isl.
anda.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-07-23
THE MATRIMONIAL MARKET.

THE MATRIMONIAL MARKET.
Some ou.er Specimens That Were
Advertised in 1910.
Advertising for q husband is not
altogether Q very modern plan. In
1910 ian old maid," who signed her
self Judith Crabface, solicited a life
partner In the public prints, and
thus presented her personal claims:
"Rather short, being only four
feet two and little deformed-'al-
though hardly perceptible by the
stuffing Of my stays'-head large,
with a profusion Of golden hair, vul.
carly called red; color Of eyes be-
tween q gray and green with the
power OF looking two ways at once;
nose . good deal turned up, and
mouth which would be pretty IL my
lips we're not Of purple color; have
lost a good many teeth, but those
which remain have a green or blue
color, which gives . lively effect. l
use great deal Of snuff, which has
taken away my color and given the
yellow appearance which have now.
"Her partner must be good-tem-
pered and agreeable, not addicted to
drinking, as Miss Crabface admits
she sometimes INDUCES little, and
may need somebody to look after
her. She IL not i'll tempered except
when not allowed to have her own
way. Her cats, her money, parrot
and maid Tabitha must all remain
and have their accustomed places"
Simon Greensloe replied, and gave
the following description Of himself:
Five feet high, ordinary. sized head,
short neck; blind in one eye, over
which he wears a green patch; aqui.
line nose, not exactly In the center
Of the face; mouth drawn to one side
from the kings evil; good teeth
which Is attributed to chewing large
quantities OF tobacco, which has moi
only preserved them, but also given
them . fue chestnut color; leg,
somewhat handy; Of good temper
Notwithstanding the govt inherited
from . parent.
Another applicant stated that he
was IS years Of age, his state Of cell
bscy being beyond his control, h,
having been necessarily making pro
posals ever since attaining the az,
Of "A, the Notifying repulses having
nearly driven him to despair. Thu
sutton Processes to be five feet high
uncommonly corpulent, large head
handy legs, an eiuberance OF silve
locks, the disgraceful color Of which
IL artfully concealed with powder
eyes very small, face marked deepl,
with the smallpox and Of pink hue
The breadth OF the face exceeds tn
length by two inches; nose and chi,
resemble pair Of nut cracker,
Take snuff aud am afflicted with
severe asthma, therefore make use Q
large quantities OF tobacco; tempe
very good; drink q good deal, bu
have been SO long accustomed to !
that II does not Ia the least disortle
my intellectual or bodily power
therefore II will not disqusliiy IN
from taking care Of my amiable part
ner when in that situation.
Which Of these applicants the lad
accepted Is not recorded.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-07-23

Mechanics Home, corner Hotel
and Nuuanu street. Lodging by
day, week or mouth. Terms: rs and
10 cents par night: 81 aud SIZE per
ws..k
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-07-23
HON ES
A At -
-.ss~.ssygg1n
-!
-THD-
Oahu Railway & Land Co.
OFFERS THE PUBLIC
Another Great Opportunity
TO secure aonss in One Of the Nos
Delightful Localities 70 b
vouad In the Hspsdtss
II tbs Pacific.
A. . healthy resort-i'ssri Ui,y hs
already established an envisble reputation
Many good oitisens In this communit

A. . healthy rssort-rssri Ui,y has
already established an enviabls reputation.
Many good oiusens In this community
have experienced the wonderful effect pro-
duosd by . few days sojourn In that dry,
cool atmosphere, and give grateful testi.
mony to the relief they have almost In.
stsntly gained from severe and long con-
tinusd attacks of asthma. Physicians
acquainted with the climate Of Pearl City
recommend Il ~ natural sanitsrium.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-07-23

For ninety days from date We will sell
LOTS ON SPECIAL TERMS favorable TO
bona-hde settlsrs. For . term Of three
months from date, lumber and oil build
Ing materials will DO supplied, and deliver
ID at Pearl City ct much lower price than
ever before obtained.
For further particulars, call ut this Office
or on any Of the lumber dealers IN this
city. Those who now own lots - we'll -
thOss who propose 70 become residents Of
that growing city, will do we'll 70 embrace
this opportunity. Those who avail them
selves Of this Offer, within the time named,
will b entitled 70, shd vill receive the
following benefits;
For term Of ten year., this Company
will carry such residents and their families
from Pearl City TO Honolulu In the morn.
Ing larriving little before seven o'clock
and from Honolulu to Pearl City in the
evening leaving Honolulu station little
after five o'clock, for ten cents each way,
, rsts less than ono cent per mile. The
rates on all other passenger trains running
during the day or night will be ~ cents
per mile first class, and I cent per mile
second class.
A good school Ii about 70 be opened In
the Peninsula, In the fine, large, new
school-house erected by Mr.. J. 7. Water
house. Residents living ct Pearl City
heights, lsbove Pearl City stationl and
those having homes ON the Peninsula, will
be allowed to ride free Oh regular trains
between Pearl City stations To and from
the Peninsula.
Those who want to continue TO send theil
children TO schools In Honolulu, can havs
transportation on all regular trains to ant
from Pearl City, for the purpose Of attend
ing school, at five cents each way for ssct
pupil. This Is equal to "a to ~ miles rid,
for ten cents.
Equal inducements for those desiring Il
secure homes In this country have neve
before been offered to the public.
This Company has been requested fron
abroad to name the price Of all their IN
sold land in that locality.
Should . clearance sale bs made IL
syndicate, no opportunity like the pressn
would again Occur for the purchase o
homes ct Pearl City.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-07-23
Direction for Use.

Use LucoL In every respect in the
same manner a. you would linseed
OIL, with the single exception that you
may add fully one-quarter more LU.
COL 70 the same quantity Of pigment
than you would Of linseed.
In using metallic, Venetian red, the
ocbres, and other dry pigments, II II
advisable 70 mix up the paint at least
one day before II Ii 70 be used, then
add third more LucoL and the pain,
will be found u cover well and have
= good gloss.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-07-23
THE WATER SUPPLY
Is AMPLBl

And can b. iacsssssd 70 meet the needs Of
. population equal 70 the iarsss, city In
the world.
Paov. A. B. LyoHs Of Oahu College 10
our authority for stating that the wster
supply 10 the purrst yet discovered In this
country.
Special Inducements 10 Early Settlers:
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1894-03-01

Cashier H. A. Baldwin, of the Rcd
wood County Bank, left for st. Paul
Tuesday on business.
The Winona g. St Peter railroad
detectives were in town last week and
claim to have collected evidence suf-
ficient to show that Grant, who was
the principa! witness in the Lauer
case, was in Redwood Falls at the
time til, accido-, pp,led, and con-
sequently his evidence was false.
President Albert Scheffer, of the
Commercial Bank, St. Paul, and
stakeholder of the Redwood County
Bank, in acknowledging receipt of q
dividend from the latter congratulate
Cashier II. A. Baldwin upon the rec
ord of the bank since it's organizati on,
and contends that Mr.. Baldwin is n
titled to a good share of the credit for
making the bank success.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1894-03-01
'THE CITY
SHORT TALES OF THE WEEK.

Mrs. Fred. Gley has returned from
her visit to Young America.
Erastus Clark, of the Security Bank
o. Minneapolis, spent few days the
first of the week with Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles G. Chollar.
An item in the St. Peter Herald
states that Henry Resort has put the
finishing touches to his house in Red
wood, where he will settle next spring.
Matthew Wilson, of this county, was
among those who sent letters of regret
at not being able to be present at the
reunion of his old company, Co. F,
Eighth Minnesota Volunteer Infantry,
at Pennington, the week prior to last.
In the name of all that is proper we
protest against our esteemed contem-
porary stating that Andrew Stewart
married handsome young clad" He
did not marry boy, but a girl, and
the attempt to make sensation out
of the wedding is unkind.
Marshall Messenger: Mrs. Matte
Maxson Hughes has presented the ed
itor of the Redwood Reveille with a
charming little daughter. Now,
George, you will have to let up on
chicken hunting and newspaper work,
and give little attention to paregoric
end nocturnal pedestrianism.
Among the list of postmasters ap-
poi last Saturday was the name
of w. P. Christensen, to be postmas-
ter at Olivia, vice Schmitt removed.
Elk Senator Christianson was at one
time register or receiver of the land
Office at this place, and his appoint
ment is somewhat in the nature of q
fall 10 politics.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1894-03-01
The Keystone Watch
Case Co. Of PHILADELPHIA,

the largest watch case manufacture
ing concern in the world, is now
putting upon the Jas. Boss Filled
and other cases made by it, a bow
(ring) which cannot be twisted OF
pulled off the watch.
1t is sure protection against the
pickpocket and the many accidents
that befa1l watches fitted with the
old-style bow, which is simply held
in by friction and can be twisted off
with the fingers. It is called the