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The morning news., 1894-06-17

Teacher-Now, in parsing this sentence.
1.-THE poem was long" what do you do with
poem
Johnnie-Put it in the waste basket
Chicago Record.
The morning news., 1894-06-17

Jasper--The Coxey movement will over
crowd the east with unem ployed men.
Iumpuppe- the proprletors of sum
mer hotels should have no difficulty Ia hiring
men 70 hlrt with the guests. Truth.
The morning news., 1894-06-17

Tramers-I regard my wlfes piano-play
ing fad as a joke. You ought 10 do the same
with our wifee.
Trainers, yoI have never heard
my wife llay.--Chicago necord.
The morning news., 1894-06-17

English papers announce the coming publ
cation Of TIE diary Of Lord Macaulay, 50
of,eu referred 10 by Sir George reyelyan in
the biography Of his famous uncle
The morning news., 1894-06-17

Jimmie-My little sister knows the Ten
Commandments
0 Uie-Humph. that's nothing; I'll bet
my little cister knows twenty Of EN-. Chicago
IN tec-Ocean.
The morning news., 1894-06-17

Have you gained her fathers consent TO
your marriageY
81 can tell.
Hes away ehT'
"No; her mother is."-Inter Ocean.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-07-06
lAQUIE EsTAI

: Recordaran nuestros Iecteres
que, al ocuparnos CON los debidoe
tonos de- Lac torpes cusnto 6spe-
ras censulas formuladss contra
IL Interpretation parlameptsria del
senior Disz Caneja por Ell Nue.
90 M,4ndo, peri6dico que ve IL
luz en- Madrid. y las cuales (
bisn tuvo reproducir el co'ega co.
rreligionario La Lategridad. d.
iimoS, entire otras cosas, que no
NOS sorprendiap, nj mucho memo
nos doliap, procedien1o ellar, CO
mo procedisn en- efecto, de una
publication dirigida por un furi
bundo Diputado autonomista, el
seiior Perojo, , ae@rrima defenso'
70. ainda n,ais, On ID prensa ma
drilens, del contubernio aut6no-
mo.reformista de IL ma or Au-
tilIa.
Y. es claro. lHabfan de eau.
aarnos grave emoci6n lac c.n'uras
& que W v.mos q aludir, escritas
en- nm peri6dico do lac circunstan'
cias d. h.s, CON el fallldo p'op6~
siso de- menofpreciar IN di'cuEso
en que 90 cant. acknowledgements
ice gioriss del I,condicionalismo
Aspafiol en eAtas latitudes2
% siDsta modo. |
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-07-06
A La IltGgrldad NaCiOlal.

lAuD insisto !-exclxma La In
tegridad, ltfirien lose q las OBJ
Jecclones que le hieimos en- nues.
tro ndmero anterior.
iVays ti inslstimos!
IQuerra ei coiega que cAllemoa
cuando & NOS hAbla, cuaudo de-
oatimna en- una 20 emica, enojo
=, Il. como dice La Lntegriaad,
ero provocada por u colega, DOL
.. coiega NADIA ma ?
IQaerra La Antegridad que
nos ponsamos un pun,o on la DO.
ca despues de haber gaardado
hassa shora IN discreto silencio, d
peaar de que morivos de sobra
nos ha dado el coIega en- estoA
dfas para hablar largo = sendido
u at ticAa y no por mi casa2
No; noeotros rechsz.mos tan
c6moda reolis.
IHAb a La Lategridad y Ia es-
cuchamos2
Puss sfrvase el cclega sseu hsr
nos tamb & 4 Gososios.
C,eStsmsa,e: may en jcso o.
ESQ dc andxr sn controversies.
que nunca deh;exon zssess9rae sn
ire coEfsligioratto~, euanaG h,y
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-07-06

Por ESQ nos enteramos de se |
mejantes exabruptos con impasi-l
bilidad perfecta.
Y ahora r9.tanos tnics mente
consignxr, con reIaci6n al sefior
Perojo, factotwm & inspirsdor d.
E Nuev0 Mund0, que el que du.
de de % extremado autonomismo, {,
= de "a amor immense por ei
contubernio aat6nomo reformista
de Cuba, lea los telegrsmas vi"
Habana que en- su edici6n de 10
tard', correspondence al 27 dc
JUNO ppdc, y refiriendo'e con
lujo &c desaues a On debate habl.
do on el Congreso el mismo dia.
con motive de los presupuestos
cubanos, irserta el Diario de Ia
Marina, 6rsauo pontifical del fla-
mante partido. h'Jo reeono: lido de
10 poli,ica dsl sehor MAura.
Leanse, leanse los dsspschos en-
question ' se vera. tai cual es, 10
entidad politica de- Sr Psrojo; = se
vera como aboga 10 mismo por IL
autonomfs antilIana. que juicio
del repetido Diputado Sc impone,
que por el plan de reform as del an
tecesor del Sr B B,cerra en- Ia pol
trona del Ministerio de Ultramar;
y % vera. On 6n, como el ssfio
Perojo, con sus msnlfestscione'
| asi serian sllas! hace exclam I
4 otro Representante: 1880 nj
10 dice mingaSn espaNoU
| Juzguen nuestros abonadoF, ]us'
lgue 10 opinion pdblica si nos ssis-
tic 8 no raz6u complets, completi.
sima, al sfirmar, en- uno de nues.
tres ndmercs snseriores, Que nues
tro querido Director y Diputadt
por Arecibo daria certerisima-
mente ca 81 clavo aplicando q E
Nusvo M,xndo. 6 4 quien 10 re
dacta, por sun insipientss critical
dc vanos concsptoi contenido
en- IL brillante interpolation OK
olanada por el propio sefol
Diax Caneja el 2S de Mavo 4 ii.
mo en- 9! Copgreso, aqueI final d.
an popular y picAnte epigrsma
| "iM&s pesadumbre tuviera
| 81 to gustsran a til"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-07-06
TolegramaS via Habana
Ayu ntamientos.

Madrid. 20 de Junio.--El Presi.
dente del Oongreso, M rqu6s de Ia
Vega de Armij", ha r~unido q la
minorfas de aquella Oamara, pro
poni6Ldoles que 90 aumenten las
horas de session que sefiala ell Re
glamento. a f1n de a:elerar las to
reas par amentarias.
Los repubIicsnos Sc opusieron a
eae deseo, diciendo que 6oicamente
Gfans'girian con el sumento de las
horss ce session para dlscutir los
psoyectos dc prerequisites.
LQRdses, 10 = TelsgsafIan Do
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-07-06
ES INUTIL.

Con aires y rlbsse, msf .tof4 !
COS que no resu!ten 70 esta me-
tiendo .El CIamOr del Pats 1 ter.
cero en- discornlA en- nveAtro de.
bate con La Mtegridad.
TArea oclo.s, que nos obliga q
prexuntar al cOlcgA:
IQuiea 10 dI6 q usted yea para
ear ntierIo, smixo?
IConque "a nj en- o de 81 par.
lido Sc Ia dan al colegal
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-07-06

N adversario intran' ige .se & i'm.
> a:able con quien luchsr.
Pero de ESQ d'pese 81 que ,ir6
10 primera piedra.
Preguutamos nos9tros 90 81
lborsunidad: sCua 20 SON esns
'rridd'co' 4. M drit que. s.gdn
La Mtegridad, han atacado .
) Diaz C.ueju, y cuyos asaque.
O. ha abstenido generosi,im. men
to de reproducir ei colega co
creligionarlo, OBJ ig6ndonos q i'm
oerecedera gratitud, ain embargo
de- habsr transcrito La Lategr;dad
a Gus columnas Las sandlas crfti
cas- de EI Muevo MuadO, Lac mas
fuertes, q juiciu del repe.ido COS
Iega2
ICudIes son2 Pues. ......... La
Justicia, dice La Mtegridad,
ctros peri6dicos (anonimos. poI lo
que se .e).
W moal O. al citsrnoa La
mtegridad Nac;onal a. periodic.
IN sdfusno La Justicia no ha csi
40 en- la cuentA de que, d.dss iA'
Fl :iOnes pOliticao del mism0. 10
,ta lues por & dirigidos a. cen II
Disc CAnej. teniAn que 'mportar
oos muv Do'a cosa. tanto come
los de El Nuevo Mundo.
Demasiado 10 sAbe, por inve
terada experiencis, que del ad-
veraario intolerance no hemos d,
es ,srar q ,res nj csrameio,.
NJ divide La Integridod,
nos convene adver.ir.ei", que u
han sido, no, los dicharar hos d.
FL NuevO Mwndo 90 que no. bal
Gauss do dessgesdxbiIfsimA sorpre
%, sino oil hetho de haner'os re
producido el co,ega correjigi ns'
rio, bsjo el socorrido pretexto IL
una defea.a que complement
b lgabs, visto J entendido gu pere
grino modo dc ser.
Una extrai'za especialisima d'
La Mtegridad'
"Nos sxt:atla, di g, que sl a.
'imaO'e co!ega echo de menos gu
aosotros no hasamos reproducil
nada de 10 mucho ? bueno que 9
na .scrito en- M.drld On favor de
'.fior Di.x G u.ja 10 que par
nosotros no huolera edo nm "a
c'ifiiio -cuando Q referido CO q
6. nunca se d'gu6 raproducir ma
ia de 10 POGO bueno que % b. O.
rio en la Peo1csuia en favor d
nuestro Director. "
N, arguments a 1 La Integri
dad. porqle ~ enreda 90 un 1.
Su nbserva ZION tendri. fuer1
= efcacia, 81 nosotro. hub;9rsmo
he no 10 que La Intsgridad co
ei sefior Di.z CAnejs.
Y ha lido: no trAnsmitir 4 s1
lectorea nj una Ietra de los di.
cursos parlamentarios de nuestr
Director, y veridcAr 10 propio co
todo 10 muy honroso que acsrc
de los mismos han dicho princi
pAIisimos peri6dicos de Ia Via
Corte. 81 bien copiando. en- Gamble
10 peor Iue 10 aver ion poIi'ica b
escrlio contra 10 Interpretation d.
ssnor Dlsz CAnsja, tan justamen
to ce'ehtada por plumas en- reali
lad mas competentes Y mas .e'
renas que Lac do E. Nuevo Mum
do v La Justicia.
.lPe-o qu@l Isl 10 que he he
cho La Mtegridad en- este c.s
a ae ha..e 1on eI m&s at6rrim
adver<ariol
..s..s .....s s"'.ss s.........
Disc La Integr'dad Naciond
que no nas guarda rencor.
q Antes hemos advertido noso,ro
que no 20 10 guArdamos 81 CO.
ega.
Aunque psrez:A ex:rAho.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-07-06

Han fallecido, en- Madrid F.: el fa-
mos0 pinLor don Federico Madraz 1,
director del Museo de Pinturas. en-,
tidad srtistica de primera fila, y el
Padre Tomas Saez del Oano, vir-
tuosisim0 rector de las Escuelae
Pias de San Anton. En- Vallado
lid, ell sablo cxtedratico don Julian
Arribas. Y en- Zsragozs, el vice
rector y Gated. aticc, seiior Gonza
lez Blanc0, hermano del senador
del mislno apellido.
Il. p. del Rio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-07-06

Los terremotos 90 han dejado
sentir en- estos dfas en- Ja6D, en-
Granada y en- alguaos pueblos de
IA provinoia de Almerfa; en- el lla
madO NacimientO re han destruidO
muchas casas, qnedando en- mai es-
tado Ia iglesia y las escuelas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-07-06

RAJ Decre,o-Lsy incluyendo
eD e. plan de eArreteras del Est.
do, en- Puerto Rico, una que, par.
nendo de Lares. termine On 10
Villa de Arecibo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-07-06

Privilegios de invenci6n.
Subastae.
Convocatoria a oposiciones pa
70 p szas de O6cla "a M9dict q se 9
gundos de Sand Ad Militar.
Relaci6n de abonar4s de Cuba.
Idem de loo premios otorgados
por el Juradc de 10 Expu oici6n
provincial. Continds.
Providencias judiciales.
Ayuntamientos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-07-06

En- la GGeeta ha aparecido un de.
Cret0 conocdiendo ell tftulO de vi
lie al pueblo de Adjuntas, de esa
isla.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-07-06

minan va hAcia Marruecos en- pre-
vision de prepsrarse por 81 estalla-
ra una guerra euro pea, 10 cual no
es de temer.
~ Ia indemnizaCi6n? Me pre-
gantarAn los lectores. Para Ma
zagau ha salido ell vapor LegGspS
que va d reooger el dinero.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-07-06

III
do protegerlos. Han sido reprint
das por I'm tuerte destacamento d,
policfa las demosrrsciones anti.ita.
lisnas heohss apte la Em bsiads '
el Oonsuiado de dicha naci6n.
El Gabinete hs resuelto que lol
funerales de Mr. Oarnot revistsn ca
racter nacional y sean cost+ adol
por ell Estad0.
Han sido reprimidas en- Greno
bic graves demostraciones tumul-
tuOsas anti-italianas.
Paris. 25.-Dicen de Lyon que
Ia polioia h. averiguado que 81
nombre verdsderO del asesin de
Mr. Oarnot es San Jer6nimc Oesa-
rio, de 10 amos de edad, nacido en-
Ia Suiza italiana.
Bona, 25.-El baron de Blanc.
Ministro de Estado, ha telegrafla-
do q Mr. Dupuy, Presidente del
Oonsejo de Ministries frances, que
el Rey Humberto 8 Italia partici
pan del daelo en- que laDz6 1 Fran.
cia Ia mano de un hombre anar.
quista que carece de nasionalidad,
T0das las bUlsas han permaneci-
do Cerradas.
Madrid, 26.-S. M la Reina Re-
gente ha dado el p6ssme 4 la viu-
da de Mr. OArnot.
Ha habido una explosion en- una
nina de Asturias. Aun no pueden
precisarse las desgracias ocurridas
con motive de este siniestr0. Hasta
ahora han sido extraidos 8 muertos.
Londres, 26 DE TaDger comu.
nican que el Sultan de Marruecos,
4uley Abdul A1is, 20 ha cafadQ
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-07-06

putados.
El Rey Humberto ha rehusadt
aceptar Ia dlmlsi6n de Mr. M0cen
nj.
Madrid, 25 -En ell Oongreso de
los Diputsdos se ha aprobado pol
uoanimldad una proposition decla'
rando que la Oamara ha sabido con
profdndo sentimient0 el asesinato
del Presidente de la Rep6blioa
Francess. Oon este motive pro.
nunCiaron sentid1s discusses los
Sres Sagasta, Oanovas, Ply Mar
gall y u dipntado carlista. Levan
r6-e Embellishments Ia session en-
seha de Iut1.
Hace pocos dias que ell Goberna
dor de Barcelona avls6 al Gobierno
que en- Aegelia 80 preparaDa una
reunion con objeto de Concertar el
asesinato de Mr. Oarnot, y el Miuis-
tro de Estado Sr Moret, particip6
esta notiCia al Gobierno frances.
La policia francesa hizo investi-
gaciones acerca de este asunto, Pc
70 no tuviernn resultsdO.
Madrid, 25-En ei Senado se ha
arr0bad0 por unauimidad una pro-
posici6n declarando qae la Oamsra
ha visto c'n prOfundo sentimlento
Ia muerte del Pre- idente de Ia Re
pub lea francesa. Mr. Sadi Oarno.,
pronuncisd0 CON este mo
Two discusses muy elocuentes los
Sres Ministro de Estado, DuQue
1e Mandas y Obispo de Salaman
"a. levantandose acto seguido Ia
Iesi6n en- seiial de duelo.
En- ls reunion celebrads en- Ar
,slla, do que % habl6 en telegsama
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-11-19
THE AMERICAN ELECTION.

The result of the elections in the
United States is a Republican huri-
cane which has swept everything
before it. The vote of the pivotal
State of New York, shows the ex-
traordinary majority of 10000
against Hill for Governor, and a
victory of the anti-Tammany ticket.
The votes in the Western States
give the Republicans great MAORI
ties, and the House of Representa-
tives, which meets in December,
1895, will be entirely in their
hands.
After the passage of the McKin-
ley high tariff bill, the people were
discontinued, and a tidal wave
swept the Democrats into Office.
After the passage of the Wilson
low tariff bill, another tidal wave
sweeps the Republicans into power.
The people have the habit of be-
lieving that financial distress is
caused by the failure of the Gov
eminent to do its duty, and when
things 90 wrong it turns it out, and
tries a new one. The people treat
their Government, as the China
man treats his favorite idol. When
he has had bad luck he puts his
idol out in the rain, kicks him,
rolls him in the dust, and replaces
him with a new idol, who is ex-
pected to bring him better luck.
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though their bodies haven't yet
been cut down. We knew all about
the item published by our sneak
ing and scurrilous contemporary,
who has annoyed our law-abiding
citizens by presenting an incident
in our social life which is of the
most trihing Importance, and
calculated to injure the feelings
of the relatives Of the gen.
gentlemen who have met with mis-
fortune. We would not have pub
lished it, even if it had wiped out
our subscription list, or caused the
obliteration from the earth of our
proud city of Dogtown. Sensation
stories have no place in our col
umns.
eve publish this morning an
exclusive account of a drunken
quarrel between a man and his
wife, during which he knocked her
brains out and mutilated her body.
The story carries with it moral,
and we hope to record the fact, in
an extra, that the miserable man
has been strung up to tree, be-
fore our miserable rival has been
able to print it in his sensational
sheet"
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from Ka Leo, NoU. 49,

There is a possibility of con-
vention of nations, to consider the
Hawaiian question, now no doubt
submitted before each of the great
governments of Great Britain,
France and Germany, for their con-
sideration.
"Mr. Widemann's visit to Wash
ington, London, Paris, and row at
Berlin, has for its object the sub
mission of an appeal from the peo-
pie of Hawaii for the restoration of
their rights, evidently takes away
the Joy of recognition (by the Brit
ish Government), which is only an
act of international civility.
"Mr. Widemann, we understand,
sends back hopeful news of his
visit to the several governments
with whose officials he has held in
tercourse on the Hawaiian ques-
ton"
The foregoing is sample of the
way in which the natives are In.
formed about the political situation.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-11-19
THAT CONSPIRACY.

The chief object of the ADvER-
User in publishing the details of
an alleged conspiracy to overthrow
the Government was, to show to
the people of the United States,
and the friends of Hawaii, that the
Government was not, and could
not, be surprised at any military
attack, and that it was fully aware
of the plans of those who con-
spired against it.
1t was we'll aware, that a full
and detailed and sensational &C
count of the plot would soon be
published in the columns of New
York daily paper, and in such
manner as to injure, more or less,
the commercial and political inter-
ests Of the islands. This publica-
ton however unfortunate, could
not be prevented, nor would any
general denials of conspiracies
here, nullify detailed statements
Of plots, however untrue they were.
1t would be at once said that
where "there is so much smoke,
there must be fire." To remain
silent here, would provoke the
comment that we were liable to
surprises, and were in confusion.
1t would, also, seem singular to
our friends in the States, that we
were not in possession of the full
details of a conspiracy, which the
agent of a great and powerful
Journal in the States had ferreted
out, whatever its truth or falsehood
might be. Nor would the state
ment be sufficient that these plots
were harmless, because general
denials are easily made, by those
who are surprised aud ignorant of
the event.
1t is probable that within ten
days from this date the publication
Of the alleged plots will be made in
the city of New York, unless unfor-
seen causes prevent it, and such
careful details given as will carry
conviction to the minds of many,
that the conspiracy was a very seri-
Gus affair, in spite of any general
contradiction by correspondents,
who had no knowledge of the de-
tails.
The Star seems to be in the posi-
ton of the Arizona editor, who
spent the night playing poker, and
found in the morning that his rival
had published an exclusive account
of the lynching, in the street during
the night, of three cowboys for
horsestealing. In order to excuse
himself for not having the news, he |
remarked editorially, eve doubt |
II anv COWBOYS were lynched, al )
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Wichnan'S, : Wicbnan'S

Scarf pins and brooches, made
in sterling silver and beautifully en-
ameled in colors, sold at the
ridiculously low price of
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No
THE HAWAHAN.PACIFIC CABLE COMPANY
2Iooo OFFICES IN AMERICA. CABLE SERVICE TO ALL
CONTINENTS AND ISLANDS,


days arer the message fled With the Company
e o dtionsn above.
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Rec d 2: 80 P. NJ.
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Timely Copies
VoOem6er II, 1894

lllCliiOOA Va liz l. ieAAieCAo Lawn
and Supply Co., remarked
during a conversation, that the
occupation of lands by foreign
ers meant to a certain extent
the death blow to the rain in
dustry, for the reason that
every homesteader on timber
land began clearing as soon as
he took possession. One
honorable member of the last
legislature contended in de-
bate that the existence of trees
in any locality did not influence
rain in any way whatever. To
doubt the philosophy of this is
to argue oneself unacquainted
with the opinions of some Of
the most learned men of this
world and the next. Several
of the States across the sea
have "Arbor Days" on which
days trees are planted, not
only for decorative but useful
purposes. Here, when the
sugar crop depends largely
upon the quantity of rainfall,
we need trees quite as much
as in the deserts of the United
States. The Government
could appoint an arbor day
here and insert a clause in the
homestead deeds that would ,
in a measure settle the Difficult
ty. If a homesteader insist /
upon cutting away the timbe
on his land let him be force
to plant some shade trees, Sd
a fourth of the number CT
down, to attract the rain eve
on off seasons. To the curior
as we'll as scientific people RAJ
guages are a good thing I
have. We sell them and ooc :
ones too.
The physicians of the Bosd
of Health recommend thatll
drinking water be boiled, Id 1
we advise you to use ann
proved Stone Filter. You an
boil it if you wish but just ke 4
a glass of the water so treed
and hold it up to the Int.
You'll see more snakes lit A
than a bi-chloride of id
student. Take the sac
water and let it pass throu.a
stone filter and it will has
clear as crystal. We havell
sizes from So up. If u =
want clean water for wasfg
or to give to your stock at e
barn, you can get it with,
aid of a Houchin Tap Fir
which we sell at a dollar.
Electrical outfits which :
clude a bell, punch butt,
battery, fifty feet of insula1 A.
wire and staples to fastef, ~
20 to you at $3.50. The
rections that accompany :
outfit enables you to put IT'D
without the assistance of / by
electrician. We have onh
few remaining in stock. t
n and buy now. -
Enamel bath tubs that
as inviting as a China WI IN
bowl are what everyone shd ~
nave if only for the SAINT
advantages. Every plum
will tell you that it is health
and better to have a tub, On
S not encased in wood,
Jour own common SCI
caches you that a bath NJ
hat extends out from the v OO
will not harbor reaches
lirt. There's where the
.mel tub is superior to 2
ub. We have them in diff
mt styles and prices. '
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-11-19

Does not the above cbgram
Ssssafras Sour bottled
Honolulu 1t sparkling enough
OF that old New England Sassafras
don't get tired of Sassafr
Give it just trial. We you be
order will
We full supply. You
barrel OF six Dozen Will it?
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-11-19

IIOBRON DRUG COMPANY
Honolulu.
Order for SASSAFRAS SOUR received. Sh1 pment
No. 3 Of 10 barrels forward this day.
Consratu1 tie you selling 20 barrels n
six weeks. Push tn conf dence. We make
it ouselves and know good.
SCOTT GILBERT.
Rec d g 80 P. M.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-11-19

BROWNIES
BROWNIES

The essence of all that is ridicul-
ously funny and happy.
Every one has read of the doings
of these funny little men, and to
keep them fresh in memory, we
brought an importation to our sunny
land.
This being their first visit, we are
gratifed to see them so we'll received,
DUDES, POLICEMEN, CHINAMEN, SooTcH-
MEN, ORAToRs, and all the numerous
train of BROWNIES have their
headquarters at
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-11-19
Thirty.fve Cents.

BROWNIES on leather goods in
artistic combination. CUPIDs and
RoGUEs HAND PAINTED on enamel;
perfect works of art; features and
expression perfection. Made on
purses, card cases, and combination
cases for ladies and gentlemen.
az Do not fail to take peep at
and provide yourself with
BROWNIE. They are all the rage.
They are artistic. They are CHEAP.