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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-31
THE DISTRICT COURT.
4 SEQUEL 10 The Assignment OIL
George A. Alder q Son.
MRS. ANGEL GETS A DIVORCE.


Judges Merritt aud Bartoh have
been occupied In their respective divl-
atoms today, the former with asuit
ntlsIng out Of tho failure Of George a.
hider n Son, formerly carrying on |
business ~ boot and snoe daalers ON
,ast First B.uth street, aud the latter
with general matters.
ALLEGED FRAUDULENT PREFERENCE.
The action brought by the W. l..
p,uplas Shoe Co., OF Brockton, Mase.,
sgainst Geo. A. Alder and Geo. d.
Alder formerly trading as Alder &
s,nA Lydia ID. Alder, Samuel Il.
Parkinson aud the Union National
bank. filed November l7th, 1899, otmo
no for hearing before Chiei Justice
Merritt, A. w. Hayward s. Go. and
the BAY state Shoe 4 Leather Go. 81 al
figuring ~ intorvenora.
Jones& schrm ier, Booth, Lee & Gray,
and sheppard Cherry & sheppard, rep
resented the plaintiffs and interyenorpj
for the defendants Young, Young q
Moyle appeared.
IL was originally sought by tho
plaintiffs 10 obtain decree Of court de-
clating the preferences made In the
rssignment Of Alder q Son TO the
defendants named illegal, fraudulent
and void ns against tho plaiutiiia aud
other .non-profcrred creditors. As TO
Parkinson aud the bank, however, a
pettlement had been previously
reached, now leaving only the prefer
ence ~ to Mts. LYDIA Alder TO be
attacked.
in Apnl, 1900, George A. Alder ana
HE sou George ID. entered into part
nprshIp sni carried on boot and shoe
busiutns IL this city under tho hrm
name OF George A. Alder a Sou
That some unio Ia October the nfm be-
came ina0lvent, the assets being about
IS 900 less thau the liabilities, and u
was alleged by tho plaintiffs that fol
the PURPOSE Of deirnuding their cradi'
tors and for thu purpose Of enabli nl
George A.. Alder 10 prefer fraudulen
claims and individual creditors thoy
dissolved partnership, by mutual con
cent, George ID. retiring and Guorgi
A, assuming tue debts ana "protend
ing to cOntlhuo the budincsu IN his In
divl lual name, "tho latIcr(it he averTe'
well knowing at the tme That n
was unable 10 pay this iitm's debts. /
b further set cut that on October 18Th
Of the same year, George A. with ~
tent to cheat the creditors u Alder
Bon, mAde pretended assignment q
his nssuta for the benefit Of creditor,
tanning in the deed Samuel II. Parkln
400, assignee, the Union Nationr
tank anu Lydia ID. Alder; that th
preference 10 the Union NatiOni
bankOn two pfOmlss0fy notes In th
the sum OF 81, 200 aud $500 ant 10 Va
deed OF assignment ~ Lydia D.Aldc
wife Of George A., were iraudulent-
Ia the first case tins Indebtedness hein
the individual debt OF George A.Ald,
and Ia the second $500 and give
without cOnaldtrAtiOu. On October 49,
Parkinson took possession, ~ aeslgno
ana proceeded 10 sell tue stock. Plaii
TITS, the ". Il. Douglas Co.. claim'
thai the sun Of Sl6s was due TO the
Tor goods sold anu delivered totho lrl
Among the Witnesses was Geo.
Alder, VINO stated that nj the time
the assignmeut the liabilities amOunt'
to about 81, 800 aud the nominal naHg
tOa little over s9,OOO.
The hearing Is 10 progress this ate
noon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-31
For the Metric System.

Geo. q. CorAy, secretary Of tue Utah
Metric s1coty, went TO Provo this
afternoon In tho interest Of the metric
sys,em movement. Mr.. Coray will
spsnd two or three days IN the Garden
city ami will ondcavor to persuade the
buaiuess men Of that community 10
assist Ina the effort TO have tho system
introduced ia this Territory. lie t0os
with him the endorsements Of The
most pr,minpnt merchants and proiut-
s,pnai men ui Salt Lake, who afu
almost unanimously committed TO the
proposition.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-31

In the case Of the Salt Luke Building
& Manu- iHcturing 90. va the Salt Lake
Amusement association OF NJ, hereto
fore submitted on domurTeis 10 COM
plsint, the court now Overfuled the
same. An exception was entered. The
deioudanIa attorneys, S. III. Lewia aud
l.. NJ. Armstrong, were allowed ten
days TO answer the complaint, nnd me
hearing on further demurfeis. was set
Tor Saturday, January 9th.
Salt Lake building 4 Manufacturing
Go. VS. VIM. Naylor OF al. Hearing
continued I'LL the hfst Saturday Ia
January.
Thu motion for n new trial in the
case Of Tnos. l., Lred0m ct al Va the
EarPa Furniture, etc., 90. was argued
and submitted. The case originally
arose out Of tho failure Of the defend
ant corporation, against whom the
PLAINTIFF recovered Judgment. The
defendants counsel now sought new
trial.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-31
Rack From the East.

Mr.. l.. NJ. Bailey, U. IS. Marhal
Brigham's private secretary, returned
from the East this morning, after an
absence Of about elk wesS' After
s,.vlnp few days, on tho eastward
,o,,Tney, at Warrington, where ne had
snme business ~ transact In connection
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-31
The Prophets Birthday.
MoNRJE, SEWER Co., Utah,
Dec. p, 1894.

MONROE, SEWER Coz ulAh,
Dec. p, 1894.
Ed,tor De5eTCl NeWE
The Sunday school workers, In
order to commemorate the birthday Of
the Prophet Joseph Smith, set apart
saturday, tue 22nd Inst, for that pur
po.e. The meeting house was beauu'
muy decorated with eyorgreens,
dra1ery, notices, pictures and the
Natipnal C0los, tho central picture
being the marlyred brothers, win tht
,otto. "Absont but not Forgotten"
cut An gold letters In a very Art,sllc
manner by our local expert, sistel
Aunie Ransom, ..
The vxercis's conslBIou Oh aopb'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-31
SHE ASKS FOR $4,000.
A Damage suit Lodged Against the
salt Lake city Railroad 20.

Through her attorney II. S, Mo-
Callum, Honora Murray this morning
brought suit In the Third district court
against the salt Lake City Railway
company to recover damages In the
cum Of $4,000 for personal injuries.
On September 18th, Of the present
year, Mrs. Murray was a passenger on
the Lake Breeze car, coming towards
the city. She hailed the car some
where near Filth West street, and had
only reached the platform whom, ~
che alleges, tho motorman rot the car
In motion without either q signal from
the conductor or himself giving the
hlighteet warning. Plaintin was
thrown backwards against the power
box with great violence, aud being
with child at the time miscarriage
resulted. Her back was badly and R'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-31

Tomorrow boeiug New lcar'a day
aud legal and general holiday,
the NEWS will not be published
again until WcdnUFday evening,
until which time u bids ita patrons ans
the public good bye aud hopes that
the coming year will De happier and
more prosperous than any which has
preceded 10.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-31
Smith VS. Clasbey.

On behalf Of the plaintiff Ia the suit
Of A. G. Smith Va Jas. T. Clas0ey,
tried before Chief Justice Merritt last
week, Attorney Street (Dey d street,
this afternoon Il led motion asking
that the u. 3. marshal sell all the PROC.
eriy, htscls aud good Will OF the late
firm Of A. &. smith d 90. al public
suction TO the highest bidder under
such terms aud conditions az Tue court
muy direct.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-31

In the Third dls,rio. court this alter
noon W. J. Robinson, OF Gtntevllle,
rooele county, brought suit against
George h. Judd 10 recover $500 on b
prumiss0rY note. with Interest and
costs. AZ second cause OF sctiou
plaintin sues for the tum Of il6 SO /,
balance Of account Tor merchandise.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-31
Searching for Mary Jane Garlici

Searching for Mary Jane darlleh'
Henry Hilton who arrived In this
city from Paris, Kentucky, on Fhday
night last accompanied by John kralt
and vito called at tho police station
today aud requested Captain DJnoyan'a
assistanoe in an effort 10 locate Me-
Mary Jane Garliok. The directory
does not give the name OF such a per-
son residing Ia Salt Lake Ihe lauy'n
maiden name, gays MI hllloh, va
Glnspy or Gillespie. He says also that
fhe WIS a,Alrs. Prionett, before beoOm-
Ing Mrs. Garlick. Any person know
inc Of her whereabouts viii confer a
favor upon Mr.. Hilton and MI. aud
Mrs. KRAFT by communicating thal ih-
formation to them ut the shlt Lake
House, near the cJfncroi Second HOulh
and second west streets.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-31

with the mariha's office, Mt. B,iiey
proceeded o. Trenton, New Jersoy,
where his vile "a winteflng at the
home Of her sister. On the return trip
he spent short time with HE pafenls
~ southern onto, and altogether had q
most enjoyable vacation.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-31
No One Yet Named.

A vacancy having occurred at the
penitentagy through Guard Janney's
rssiqnation to re.ioln the city police
torge, Marshal Brigham has tbs appli'
cation Of several candidates Tor the
ugeitlou under serious CONFEDERATION.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-31

In the case Of Bouuiiul CITY W..
Parklus,t tue demurrer Of the defendant
has been ovefruled aud in that OF
Ihomns James VI B0uud'ul cry, the
demurrer VI tue defendant sustained.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-31
Personal.

Alexander Badlam, Of San Francia-
co, California, was In Salt Lake today
loohlna after busiuoss in,eroaie and
Visiting iriends. Mt. Badlam'a iaihrri
who was well known Ia this CITY, died
about month ago.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-31
A pIy0RcE NRANTED.

The hearing of the divorce suit Of
ThifzA Angel Va Albert Angel DC.
eupied few moments only. The
decree WAS sought on the ground oi
failure 10 provide. The case went by
default, tue defendant, who ~ quarry
man, having Withdrawn his Answer
on Saturday last. The parties Inter
married 10 this city on Aprii IL, 1869,
anu there Ia OHe child, Eunicu Maud,
aged 10 years. No alimouy was now
asked i0r aud the court granted the
decree as prayed, giving the wife the
custody OF the child.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-31
SILKS,
VELVETS,
DRESS GOODS
AND TRIMMINGS,
X Stock Of $25, OOO

Which we will offer without Prime Cost and less up to
the Eve OF December sih First come first choice Everything
plain 6rurc and displayed u OF store THIS does
not consist OF old ftoc. hut Choice. New Goods,
Elegant Silks Ncycs and Thinning for evening and street
miss this opportunity and no gentleman
should dress. We do not resort To the sensa
ona clap trap advertising and desire to inform our
patrons and the public object purposes the h
give Bargains and the second TO advertise our Store SEEING
assured this will lead TO "a continued patronage.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-31
Thanksl

with the seasons compliments and
their own, the Hughes Fruit Rnd Pro
ducs Co., Of this city, remembered tue
NEWS with box OF line oranges,
large, sweet ana juicy
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-31

she avers, permanently Injured. Care.
lessness on the part Of the comIany's
servants 10 therefore alleged.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-31

NTw YpuU. Dec. lL=Wuck 0rcucd win
declining lrHdCHuH HLarua Nu.uga 0uF.f
uYH."I loser.
'IIH volume OF IuHHv.a uu t1 noon wac uus
usu.IE IeHU IUU tendency ut prices ufH
been downward, There arU SOME exception.
NlHHHatau collin" up b., Union 'uG.1e 10, LeaA
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-31

Tomorrow being New Years day the
csurta Will remain closed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-31
PROVO.
First District Court.

rRovo, UTAm, Dec. ~, 1854.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-05-23
LARGE BODIES MOVE SLOWLY

Americans. although im many way.
Ihr most ptugr"--iv" p""pl" IT,"
world ha. ever known. are aun"ug
,h, sluw"st in bringing public move.
urrnis tu a heat An illustration E, I
this j. seen "a thr recent UuV"il ny
II a monument tu George Washing
tons mother. more than thr,"s"ur,
wear. after the laulabl" enterprise
Was SCI an foot \ similar lu-'am"r'
j. likely To- h" furnished IN the
muyrulru, Il New Work. p"rpl" T."
bu.ld a monument to i'"u"rai Grau,.
lus, a. III" foundations ui ia" mnmu
iurml To- Grurgr Washington htm.r,i
were cumparati ancient h"tu'"
the vast column pierced ih" -kH.
When able Americans. however. hav"
Iakru huld of things individually.
either in useful inventions ~ public
policies. something has usually nHm
heard :" drop aud th" roll "f n"'a
ht-. aud -um~timcs great iu"m has
received az addition After weary
wr,ngiIug for man! Year. over ,ar'l'
r..,i-ruu a MrkiuIrt ~ u VII II
ruuI"- up hm,i Jams u n"n-ur'. g'"'.
ur hni. down lh" throat "f t"mgr'--.
Il - rra-nuHhl" {" expect. IA view "i
lh"s. prruiarItl-- "i th" An"r!"an
nation. tha, th"r" will Il" a l"mE
wait for III" annexation ni Hawai-
l"rau." ii d"p"md~ upon 'h" slowly
moving gr"a, hrdy of til" p""p'"
while Hawaiian uati"nali-l- ha"
reason t. hr ~ good heart in ,I"N
Il lh" fact tha, u ap,w"rfui \m"rD"du
iud,Nduai aud "nu"ut man ~ II"
l,uu lr"-Iurut Grover Cleveland
llt- drrlafrd {" h" world that lhrlr
y,r,.r - u Ju-r "n" aud their clam
upon the | uir"d STATE, on" that can
at withuut iu,iriipIr ua'r'unl III,
rIar,. h,' ignored.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-05-23
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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-05-23
JUDICIARY JorTiNGs.
Native alissIuuary's VIII Coutinua-
ton OF Adams viii Case.

tiDn OF ADAMS " Ill IhS1.
Jue Caecirps, murder second degree,
ard Fen Gallagher. mayhem. have
perfected their appeals to the Su-
pre,nr Court.
Rev. \. Maka If honolulu has
prtitibuud for prDi,at" uf the Will uf
Mrls knlau Naka, his late wife. who
died at Butaritarl. Gilbert Islands.
December IL. i~Li. TIL" estate cum-
pri-eS real estate IN Honolulu ard
at Wakane valued al "2|M and per
-uual estate IN funds uf SlAN There
are No near rrla' ives. aud the dtvi-
sees are the wIduwcr aud the Hawai-
IAN Bnard of Missions.
IN the ease IL Mott ". Gulirk. the
defendant has lilcd au answer.
Among other things il j. denied
that brfur, Agatha Nett. at Tia" time
IT her marriage tu her prr.rmt huS-
band. owned the disputed property
at Waikiki. II i alleged thai II
passed to her father. \. \. Dnirun.
hy iced signed hy herself and her
former husband, 4. d. Biyurur.
\ replication to defendant plea
in bar has been filed by the plaintiff
ia the case Of kahakuakOi alias IA
hakuhaahOi vs.. the Hawaiian Gov
eminent, Il involves the estate uf
kauaina. upon which 7. u. Moss
man is also prosecuting n rla'm
against the Government Achi aud
kahuukauu for plaintiff.
B, \. : lIartwrll. their attorney,
he election inspectors hav" iil"d q
plea To the jurisdiction uf the Cir
cut Court. IN til" suit brought 10y
Henry kiriniur tn contest the rlrc.
tiun uf Albert kuuuiakra rs a dele
gate to the constitutional conv"u.
ton. The ground uf the plea is that
tn" T.. g. law to provide for the con
vrutiuu anarts that the convention
shall br sole judg,, nf the qualilira.
tIun of its members. Counsel on
both sides have stipulated that the
nam" nf ". L. Howard br sub.tiiut
ed fur tha, uf &. A. Brown. u, one 81
the defendants.
The annual account 0f Anna \
Perry. rNrrutriN aud trusl"r und-l
the will ~ Jason Perry. has been rs
frrrrd tu Charlrs + Peterson. mas
ter. for examination.
The contested will Of Mrs. \ am
j. still 90 trial lay u uativ" jury. thi'
being TIA" third day.
Tn" Supr"m" Court term vii
open "n Monday. Jun" l..
\ lady AT T"ui"y-. La" was yer,
sick with bilious collie when VI. {
TisIrr, "a prurmin"u, merchant uf th,
town. CAV" her n buttlruf Chaml~r
lain'S Collie. Cholera and DiarrhTj
Ii"in"dy. II" says she WAS we'll !,
forty minutes after taking the lirs
dose. For sale 10y all dealers. Ben
S,u. smith " Co.. Agents Tor Tia
Hawaiian lslnnis
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-05-23
WEDNESDAY,, MAY ~, lS9l

An article from the New N"rk
Post. which appears in this i--u".
ruugraluiatrs tn" United state.
upon the peaceful cuumsrls that pre-
yailrd over tn" jiugu policy "f Pre-
-id.nt Harrisun's admini-trati" i"n
with rrgard to B"hring sea. rh"r"
j. great opportunity pending f"r
,l.r present Government " TIA"
uitud States. to- show the word uI
iu day "a. we'll ~ have il go down e"
history that the United states can
i,- nothing hut just aud generous IL
dealing with weak nation. power
lr,. to stand up for its right against
auy II the Powers
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-05-23
Special inducements 10 EARLY Settlers

For uin,,y days from dat" wr will sell
Ions o$ SPECIAL. TERMS favorable to
h"ua tide settlers. for t-rm ui thrr"
m"nIh, fruu date, luml~r And all bmrld-
ing materials will hr supplied, AMI deliver
od NJ Pearl city ~ murh bower price than
ever bciuTr obtained.
For further particulars. call at this nthr.
ur "n ANY of the luml~r dcnrrs ~ ihi.
,iIN. Those VIII" now own lots ~ We n.
lhn-" wh" pro- Use Ia hrc"ne res 'iuni' ni
that growing city, viii du well I" rmhrurr
this opportunity. iho,r mh" avail them.
selves oI thi, "Ilrr, within the tine named
viii hc entitled to, ahi will receive the
iullnNiug hrnritS:
Fra I"rm Of ten years, this Company
will carry such residents and their families
from Pearl city 10 honolulu IN the morn
ing ARRIVING little hvfurc seven nrv'k 10
and from Honolulu Io Pearl 'ity IN the
evening | aving Honolulu ,larinn little
after tive ""lwk, iur ten cents each way
u rate les than "nr rrul per mile. The
rates uu all other passenger train~ running
during the day ar night will Il" u. cent,
per mile hrsi class, and rrur per mllr
r'crIId Clus>.
\ g,,ud school /, about TO b" opened IN
the Peninsula, IN the line. large, new
,rh"nI-h"u-r erected by MIR !. I. Water
l"u-e. Re idrnrs living al Pearl riIy
heights, .ahUve Pearl city station, and
thu~r having h"nrs Oh the Peninsula. will
-
between Pearl city stations ru aud irnu
the Peninsula.
Those Who want tucuntinur tu send their
children to ,rhool, IN Honolulu, ,uu hav,
transportation 'Ii all regular trains to ana
from Pearl city, Tor III" pnrp"se ii attend
ing -"hnni, al tive cent each WAY for each
rupil. This j. r,Iual /" - In NJ miles ride
Iur ten cents
EVual Inducements i"r those desiring "a
s,"u'e hnm"- III this country hnv" never
h"fur" been offered /" rhv Iulhlir.
Thi, Company In, been requested fr"u
nhrnd to name the price "f uIi their m.
,nId land IN HAT InraliN.
should u clearance sale hr made to-
~ dl"utc, II" "rI"Irlumil! like the present
wnuld again occur Tor the purchase 81
homes NJ Pearl Ciry.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-05-23
WHAT'S IN ro.pAY's PAPER 4

FIRST rAuE
Mother Oi \gtiUn.
sECONU rNGF.
Editorial Paragraphs.
Large Bod,r- Move slowly chit"rri,
The White Miu's W"rK hy "frtrr Pay
,rul,ul".'
Judiciary lut'inES.
rHIRp PASs.
I.ural and General Items
Marine Ncw-
10 Change His bfiC".
Another Fine Play.
Publir Concert.
Nrw Navigation Mark.
On Board the rakachihu
Feeling the Market
Sjnrt~uvm Meet.
FOURTH r'"E
some Plain Talk
\ l,.tcrtiVu'. Advice.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-05-23

\. healthy resort Pearl IitN has
already rstahli, ,hr,l au -mviaIlr r,putati"n.
MnnN gr"i citizens IN this community
have experienced the wonderful effect pro.
iucrd by u few days ."i"mrn IN that dry,
c"ul atmosphere, and give grateful ,e~ti.
m"ny ,n the relief they hav" alm".t IN
stantIy gained from severe and long con.
iinuri atta"k> "f asthma. Ply .icinnS
acquainted with the rlima,r ~ Pearl city
rr,'"Inmcnd II ~ u natural .anitarium.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-05-23
Hawaiian Hardware Co., Id
Soivday, May II, 1871.

slowly but they Srihu cNCceu- .
lng fine" and that's about the
way with an ordinary knife
when used for cutting bread
or cake. With the Clauss saw
edge arrangement you can cut
warm bread and cake with
icing on top and not leave a
crumb. We've been out Of
this patent arrangement for
some time, but the "Australia"
brought us enough to carve the
destiny Of the country. One
dollar for set of three.
Leaves have their time to
fall"-that is some leaves, but
those on the lIau tree fail
p"rennially. SO it is with
beans, they are in season at
all times; but it requires
specially built pot to bake them
in. We have duplicates Of
those brought over ON the
Ma, ,ilower and are recognized
in New England as the proper
thing in which to cook them.
Beans and culture 60 hand in
hand in Boston and there's
where we buy our bean pots.
We have a stock Of them and
they 90 to you at :" and -
cents each, according to- size
Liquid Prutz is a good thing
to polish brass or nickel work,
with little muscle power.
Other things are made that
answer the purpose and one
of them Is made by a man in
s. attic from a dcposi, on a
forty acre lot. Newspaper ar
ticles on the Sound state that
: it will outdo Sapolir because
. it will polish silverwarc. There
may be some of the new arti
Gle on the next Canadian
stcamcr-ii there is YOU will
hear from us.
. The run we have had ON our
stock OF hose during the past
ten days is something unpr"-
crdented in our business
career. 1t pays to buy goo,
nose. We have four grades
and each is sold as it is. We
sell you the cheapest as the
poorest and tn" most rXpcnsiv,
as the best. You know wha
You are Sr''''S M"'n ~" pn.
%ar''n nose o, us II,
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from our H'"rH III less 'n"'
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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-05-23
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