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StaQdard Cburcb Works.

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gciaa Christ o. Latter day Saints, esatatsin,
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Prophet Tor The bandlng up u As usdsm :,
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and Aovelaior u Tho ChaFal Of Jesus Christ \,
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Christ Of Lattor-iay uaiub. ny parisy >
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embosed, a5si limp Cloth, 80
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extra nnish, ti25. Leather. dnt. 81 Ia.
uatSeittsta for Children, H,,t,... a.
prominent doctrines OF Tie Church Of i-,,,
Christ OF Latierday Saints. ~ John Jaluo.,
Loa'i'or, sseI Cloth, ase.; boards. s,st
Paper Cover. isc.
4 Compendium Of tho doctrine, n, ~.
Gospel, b. franhin D. Richards and Ia.
iAtua Leather, 0nL taO0. Loattsr. tsa
Imitation Leather, tL7si cloth, t.o1
Ready References. Scripture toni, srr,,s,,
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TALKING AuOUr DIVORCE.
Fargo, tho Mecca OF Unhappy Married
People Of Lhe NnnnirN.

TACOMA, Wash, Dec. l3.-Eimund
Slower, OF Fargo, n. d., vino has TO-
ported more celebrated divorce oasea
during tue past year than my other
man IN tho country, 10 touring the
Northwest. Fargo, no says, has grown
10 be tbs Mecca which the unhappy
married people OF the country seem
bent on reaching.
In talking on the subject Of divorce
In North Dakota, he said:
"phe general public has little idea of
the magnitude VI this infant industry.
The number OF pilgrlmB raachoa B.Rf,l.
Ing figures, A careful estimate maze
recently after visit TO al the lawyer
VA the city places the total number
who are serving time preparatory T.
Hing actions Tor separation al upward
Of ninety.
"Ihoso people arc mostly residents Of
the East, New YORK. ana Boston iuTu.
ishlng the largest contingent. Naur.
ally they are persona vi wealth nud
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10 DANIEL Alsrsadsr. Juns Alexander
Jtupio AIe1stdtr usnissia Etsiamau, itaac
nuHsI, ~ samyeI huusr, co.psrtucls -
huucf hrutltft Henry lucs, William eta. D..
litehta, Jauatusl ice, n Iissman aud a.
hithtrI, - partners - dice. rtia a UUstaar
W heH.'on, aevard hsrlu. ssslfl
htfntgs Aefful A lsspsuy. Hswari Js7fsy
900 Juuu x p Woefrun. a5.psuasrs AK ;.
Jstrey Oosraay, hgckfsrf -utpssdsr Cos.
paaT, corporation, 4. WiiHaals. W.
tislisr. JsoaD q. htust.ti,r. bivis hsssiss.
ltf, ltAar oppeuuaimer aad aiaussI faucut.
Whngrr, ~ parusrs a. Fsuttsdter nrsthsrs
purau0u, UafsndanH
lsu are HEREBY required 10 ayustr In a. &C..
hen brought aEAlutt you ~ lie AUIrs uaas &
l1rd Jufieial district Of the Torriiory u
Utah. aud % Antucr thr complaint LED tisfa.
ln Within zen days tetclusiye Of the dty "
service sitcr the service on you VI the sum.
munt u tuys1 within this county Or Il
served eut q tht couutT but in thii dittriet.
Wihin trsnJ days, otaerWlts wthin forty
aFtintt Jou, according " TIE prayer u ssii
~, seton IL broashi 10 hir. joasmsng
ngtintt ssfendant -. Alexander tor 500.
Win interest thereon ave per stut yer asuum
from November q. lava. unu pale uud tor
So atturnryf fees and costs " suit alleged
cIacutod and delivered - Uus samuel loses
thsI uY said defendant Alexander, November
b, lt9l, Ter s. % y. with iutCrgtt Atgpsr orut
yer anuum from date. aul secured ~ mon.
FaIe % gvsn date on premises hereinafter
doscubcdi tlat on JanlsFy ~, lsls SAID
ramugi aud fauns RotsuiAIl Tor ya'gs -.
fiTutd SAN mortgage auq note ~ pisluuf
herein, VINO owns and holds SAID ust- sud
uoriFnrs, NO pafg n which Las usun paid. "
laNc The usual dsfrae % tuH souri, furtus asla
~ ssid premises. inst We proceeds " tu1h
sale sc applied ~ payment of auuuutt das -
shows, " have judgment Tor 4feIcucy aria.
iuE from taid sale aud otscr rsusf. thsg &c.
ue barred aud foreclotsd 20 ali HFAt
utls aud elultY o. IedsmPtIon Va sid
- fsIovt, 70 Wit. certain thfse
story brick luldiug situate on ussg aas VI
Main street about thrse rods uoub VI fgur,h
iuuth street in taId eitT, on lad parugalary
described 80 fellgrs' .oungaciuF rode
iouth VI tue u0ftusast corasr u lst Z iu block
o.. plat A, = T. &, survey, aud runuins thence
wstt " feet thence south 4 rods. taencs
tratN fart, thaucc worth 8 ru1a o. psiut %
beginning tald building IL kn0wn a. The
"AleHanuCr lIurk' tnrtthsr with al teus,
l-us, htruitamanu, privileges Aud sppur.
tsu'nest 'nsrelnlo 9slong.nF and Al lea,
tguitaula, uometissi aud DOVER riEhta of
party VI aftt paft in or 10 said pr0psrty
And YEA are tsrsby noudsd that N you fall
TO appear aua nutWar tue taid Conplaiut ~
AhoVartqulrsd, ne said YiAiHNa viii auply 10
thr court Tor ~ rslitf dinaudtd ttsFsil.
Witness, tht Hoh tAuusI a. Merritt. iuigs.
and The tsa Of hs DIsuieI Coun oi
sue THIRD Judigial ulaFict, la And
lsLALl for The Territory " Utat. this sgth
day Of jan, iu she year Of our Lord
one thorthnl eight huadrsd aud
aGSI.Y q. MCMILLAN. CLERK.
ny GEo. h. LooAif, Deputy tofk.
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pI.sase Amonr mnra.

GARDEN CITY, No., Dcc.-A disease
that Is puEzliug lslock men .nnd causing
havoc among hogs has appeared ia
this section. "a The fret symptoms are
maniiett when tho animal begins 10
bleed AZ the nose. Later on II 10 at
tackled with coughing 40 ana dies
with every symptom Of pneumonia.
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LADIES As Ancmrrrcrs.
fhoir Plans Accepted TOR the Florence
haaitariuui, saa Francisco.

San FHASCtscJ, Dec. l2.-Tn an
Architectural competition for designs
Tor the Florence 5aniiarium 10 be
erected In this city, the plans Of Miss
Alice Hands anu Mise Mary dannlu,
Of New YORK have been accepted. Tuusu
young lnlioa are the met women
whose work was hung In the ufchi.
tcctutAl league and thBy ore the nIst
OF their rex TO be architects Tor n large
building In Hau Francisco.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE

Norih Poiut Consolidated iuigailoH Company.
Loact.on Of once and Pfinoipal Place OF BusI.
ucss-tallan ilotei. Wet second south
street, bait Labs Ciiy, UtAb.
NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ Ata meeting u the board OF Dirroiars.
held on The lgth Day " November, l.Yi, assoc.
mgut No. II, u ak aud a haf per cent, or d5
crni per sbara. Was lsVed on the capital
stors of ne corporation, payable on saturday
December let, lsFt, " tue sorrrtarY, AZ tho
gfAce " the COMPANY, Hssm W, Cuirn Hotel
Mttt second south street. SAT- Lake CITY, Utah
Territory, Any stoek upon which this usscss.
mtnt maI remain unpa y or the 8lst day "
scsmuer, ls9l, will " delinquent aud adysF.
uted Tor sale a. public suction, aud unless
taImfHt u made before, Will De- sold on tue
tsih DAY u Janutrr,lti3 " pay the dslipqurnt
and sHpeuts " sale.
ARTHUR PARSONS.
Room "a Culieu ustsl. Or oics or. d M'I.
salt Lake CITY, ttah hurembar glst Isll
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
Last Chance Mining Company
oGlec, salt Lake CITY. Utah.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT
- @ meeting of the board Of directors, held
on tll ltlA day OF November, 1874, an asHtafWruI
OF Two cent? per share was levied % the CauI.
lAl STOCK Of tho company payable iumo.
HlAlcJ 20 r. r. Anderson, aecretpfy, tl Main
rHetL Isamgs spoucr..balomanCo'u ollcslaaIt
l.aAn lll}t lmu. Any stock upon Whlch HaId
on negemNor lf!, shall become delinquent
nul advertised Tor shI0 and uulsIs paymsat 10
lhalt ltI9rr WI. Dee sold a. public Aueuos, on
1auuafF llh,l1i ~ O'Clock /. u, a. ths store
sAll once 10 pay The delinquent assessment,
together with gust of ulyertlsing and expenses
VI SAFE ~ order uf the board ~ direalOra
a. a. ANDtNSON,
secretary,
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Monarch MinlnF Company.
Principal oties, sails LA.a CITY. Utah.

y
AToTlCE II HHRERT GIVEN THAT AT
~ mtsung ~ ne loari VI diroclors. hell
On lhe 30 DAY 0f November, lea, an aasgssmeut
or thiec mills per tAaTs VA lsVied on the capt.
lAl STOCK OF ihs elupHuY, payable unma.
ulAltI 20 James AuHai, tycrrary aud trsaa.
tfgr NO West, tIral 7ugtl "a eat. SAL
Likr CITY, ltal. Auy stock lpon which sad
ASSIGNMENT shall remain ugpa.d ON thg sfl DAY
OF FtNrtuhert l7stI flAll ssHsma dslluquslI
sn1 dNgFutsi ior sala uas ua'sts paymsatis
mA1s before, WI ~ tslsag pubic Eudtioa o.
Jan ar O, lsisi % p'clsst 3 %. a. Lhs afsrs.
lall ouica % pay NE dslaQusut ausssmsnt
together with costs Of stvtTlsiaf Aud sapgrt'
% Of sale, ~ order ofths haATd II dirsetors.
JAM, nOFgAr,
tseteiary aud Treasurer.
Tbs tins " payatuts 81 The above ss,ss,.
ment 10 hereby extended uhul Jas 4 lsJ5
~ order OF Tue Board " Directors
JAMES NOgTAT,
secrsiary and Treasurer Monarch MinlpE
Company
ntC. 3, 1894.
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suMMnNs


Jo.eph ilauonbach, plaintiff. w DANIEL
Alcfander Julia Alexander, Jennie A'srsn.
GER honiami1 sieinman. isaac UutIsr md
sluuei huuer, GO .rarinorsa Butsr Hfltusrs,
henfy i1cc, Wl.liam STIR. .. Etanas J0ua.
partners a. nee, sut 4 Us-panv q ~ no.
W heTsf4 htrIil, tauual hsrnl trd
i insuiAa hsni eo.paithsrs a. MOI
.h NsfsiI tompaur, uswtri
~ partners - : .. Jalfsy a Company, Hoct.
tgfd eutpsnder Company cofpofa,Ios d I
" NllAWs, y Jlaup " ,Gc0rpsratiUn Hanry
y egalalier, Jtceo H. NeHttsdisr, usris SEA.
,lhslsl, lstac uPpeuutimsr aEd -I.moud
itugulWahger c1.ptrlHera - NCu1tautar
hlotltrt' ana SAT- Lsts CONTRACTION Conc
pnuy, corporation dsfandssts,
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The People Of TIE I,fritory o. Uia seud
greeting. To William burke. Mar T..
iurke, hit wife, howard Pepper, Ms.
George w, hturnt Catherine D., Dyer
Mary nriHon. Uni0n National liAnk, u
Enlt Lake titY, n corporation, Edward %.
Niths, Trustee f1r "a. 10. scott. n. h.
Scott, and n, T. huford, !. ". Tavlor aud
NuurEu Gr0ckUr, doing business uud6F the
nfn " fromontorY stock Company.
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You ARE HEREBY REQUIRED TO AP.
4 pear in an action brought nEaintt YOU by
tlu above named pIninuu in tue District Courl
pi nc Ihrd Judicial biftrlct u thc rcuiiofy
Of lhls sui 20 answer tho amended com,
plant alsd therein wI,hin ten dayt (eSolusito
" thc GAY VI service after tho service ua ron
o. '.it sac nous-i = served within ihii county .
district within twenty daYt. othcrEiso wltaiu
Tory dAyt-or iudEmsnt BY default viii b.
uksn ttsiuttJou, according 10 the PRAYER of
The said action it bfought 10 have a decree Of
WIS eoart for tao foreclosure OF certain
noI'gsgs shtesteihy etfeudants bufEe 70 ono
=, q Clsfk, scpttmbsr l,th, 1879. upon prem.
ltsa tstt hettinailer esscubed, giycn 10 secure
pascal u certain ptomttaorY note, exc.
.ulsd BY tlid asfendalt :" SID q, h. Ciark.
AuIu'l nrs. ltsl. Tor iisyJi, due one ynar
after dais, with interoil from maturity ID 10
pr eslL vi annutn said note being Que and
snp.a, save interest," 70 Juiy lst lsI, ana
April ~. its1i faid note aud mlftsafr havine
ttsn an!y aahgued 10 plGiutIn, which DO nov
,no ho'ssI Aefgof. part Of shid premises
lAflhs tssl released trOm operation OF said
moriEsgs, bslsg tle premises SECONDLY herein.
Efr ossgfscdi 70 hayo amount OF sad
mortssse .sbt s'csrtaiued ana amount due on
oWlhE y Mr.. Go. N. ttrfn, secured on said
lrtUltse, W have an order Of tsie m u.ssi
fora 10 ftiss amoust due 10 piaintif and fer
olhef ftlieti taid mofirnEed premises afc
. ". sofnerOf lot g. block u, Mat "a. "bhit
lac CIV survey tuAnluE thonce cast nj
rev Wtnrs hofth ~ feet, thence west ss0
ltth Menestouth ~ feet 20 beginning. SAN
loaHehaHf Aplint 1u feet east Of sautb.
uett esTusr OF sara lot Z. runninF thence o',st
letaeh hsuee hprlh az feet, thence west l1l
eoanshelhE 49, paint lai feet east andl rods
teuh or uprihwtstcorn- OF rsid lut s.runutns
lhsHes sAal ~ issi hrucG south W. feet
ltenee EettA9 feet, thence north lgl feel ~
lsGinuint, situate 10 salt Lake CIV ami
tstHtT llah And yen nre hereby uounei
ltAl Y lou ran 20 appear and answer he All
ameaasi eemplalnt a. above required. ~
sai1 aiuuh VII apply 10 tho couf, Tor ie'iai
demanded thtTriu, N'''
Wi.nsi', tss non. Samuel a. Merritt, judge.
aud he seal VI nc nstrci Courtoi
hu thHd judicial Dugrlct. iu and a.
lsEAIl NE Territory VI Utah, th.s IN ' NV y,
June. m the vrgr ~ our lord 9ne
thousand eight luadrcd and ninety.
four.
No. = DAVID G. DUNBAR, Clerk
AY eLo, u Looms, Deputy Clori.
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SUMMONS.
In tho District Court In and Tor tho rhlri ~
llluIY of San laEn.

The National bank u tho Repubiis. pialnuH
w.
william Burke, Nary L. uurto. his wife, howard
topper Agt. ooefFo W. straru, Catherine
r. yer Aaruu kayfor, william b. Ste.
tornirs, MARY Iu4sn, Union National
hhhs o. SAT- Lake CITY, d corporation, ID.
MAtd H. Nirttt Trustee Tor u. u. scott.
~ ~ SCOT ADD N. q. nuflrd, y w. TAYLOR
hhd george Crgckcr, doing huf.ncna under
lhe nfm name " fromontgfy stock Com.
uhnV Igfeulants
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Manufacturer and dealer In all kinds
oi Metallic, Wood aud Cloth Covered
COINS aud Caskots.
Fun limo Of CONN Furnishing kept
constantly on hand.
Telephone and telegraph orders
promptly H.lcd
Opon bay and y ight.
Factory and Warerooms No. 90 L. lat
South, ~ blooks east OF Thoaior.
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DuRsUANr TO an ORDER or SAID
4 court in san matter. notice IL hereby
Al, lsil, az 10 O'Clock A.tu., al the County
Court House 10 salt iaio CITY, Utah Territory,
IN tho court room tOf aald court, bEs Iafn
appointed tho tins aud place Tor tha hearing
~ petition Of Louis iarEtNsTth ana ErrI
W. hCyuulda, prayiuE Tor Tie admistiua "
PROBATE OF cgftaia document Asrsaltl pFa.
ttuitd, purruulng " W tne latt Will aud tdsta.
wrnt Of Annie w. Cigrs, deceased, when aud
whore ull persons Interested may smear and
oppose me pro Iatg Of said viii, Or tha grant.
luE Of letters Documentary ~ said uttItl0uors
nn prayed Tor lu said petition
Ia WitnCia whereof have lgrluuto ast my
hand hnu AhNcd the seal OF laid
laHALl court in'b slfth day OF december.
A. u. ibHL
n. v MLLOY,
ClCft u tho Probate Court.
~ J. .. JACk, Deputy.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

In the Probate cgsri 10 and Tor salt Lake
County, Territory OF Utah.
In the matter Of the estate Of Annio W.
Claya, deceased
Notice 81 umo ana p'aca FOR the hearing OF
pcuuOn Tor aimiiion ~ probate
Of Will
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

ON "a Culieu uetsl. Or ofcs or. o. III,
sat Lats CITY, UiaA. hgrembsr glst. Is4l'
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-11-19
The Coloma.

| The bark Coloma arrived or
Saturday from Portland. Capt.
| Moves Is in command of her, and
is making his 18th trip to this
port. She leaves for Hongkong
this afternoon. The following
extract from the Daily As.orian
will be of interest to the numer-
Gus friends of the genial old skip.
per:
The Coloma arrived down yes
| terday and anchored opposite
the o. q. and n. dock, where
she will remain until favorable
weather presents itself for cross
ing ont. The Coloma is bound
for Hongkong via Honolulu. and
has cargo Of lumber ana spars
for China. Besides this, the
vessel has 9 very interesting pas
senger list, comprising as jolly a
party as ever went to sea. They
are as follows: Miss Lillian Dur
ham. Miss Dodson, Miss E. 81.
Humason, Miss L. 81. Humason,
Mr.. Dees, wife and child. Mr.. r.
B. Curry, and Mr.. j. j. Williams
all of Portland.
No mort comfortable vessel
could have been selected by the
travellers than the Coloma, and
certainly no vessel is manned by
a more genial lot of officers than
the bark now in port. She is a
handsome craft, and her passen-
ger Accommodations are as COM
Portable as those of any steamer
running on the Pacific.
Captain Noyes is now entering
upon his twenty-sixth trip be-
tween the Columbia river and the
Orient, and his friends here will
wish him as safe and pleasant a
voyage as the other twenty-five
have been. :
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-11-19
Arrival of the Yorktown.

The q. S. S Yorktown arrived
Yesterday mbrning oft port Shs
steamed into the harbor at Gam
The little cruiser is in command
OF commander w. N. Folger and
her officers are as follows.
Commander-William NJ. Fol.
ger.
Lisatsnts.-rhon.. H Stew.
ems. Herman Fickbohm. ]. Mar
snail Robinson. William G. Han.
mum, Chester NJ Knepper.
Ensign-Frederick A. Traut.
Chief Engineer -Harrie Web
ster.
Passed Assistant Surgeon
George P. Lumdsen.
Passed Assistant Paymaster-
Edwin B. Webster.
Passed Assistant Engineer
Albert 4oritz.
Pay lerk-William J. TObin.
Lieutenant Knepper has been
In Honolulu before, and jolly
Hannum. warmed the hearts of
his many friends by his appear
anA. The vessel will probably
sail on Thursday for the scene of
the Oriental war. That is, if a
revolution does not take place
which will necessitate the brave
warriors to attend to few din
ners and balls.
The cruiser is described as
follows:
The Yorktown is an unprotect-
ed steel cruiser of the third rate ::
her length in mean load water
line Is 230 feet. Her extreme
breadth is 36 feet Her ipdicat
ed horse power is 5000, giving
her sea speel of about sixteen
knots an hour Her displacement
is 1703 tons including a bunker
capacity of 400 tons of coal. This
last fact is considered extraordin-
airy for vessel of her size. She
has three mast schooner rig and
is propelled by twin screws. Her
main battery consists of six guns
known as six-pounders. besides
the same number of smaller guns,
and in addition she carries two
Gatlings.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-11-19
The Kilohana League.

Members of the Kilohana Art
League and their guests met at
the exhibition room on Merchant
Street last Saturday night.
The exhibition is most in teres-
ting and contains many excellent
gems of art. Nearly all our art
lists have contributed and the
exhibition is a credit to Homo
lulu and to the gentlemen who
have arranged it. To night there
will be a private reception at the
exhibition rooms and tomorrow
the doors will be opened to the
public.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-11-19
A Visit to Molokai.


The members of the Board OF
Health have paid visit to the
ieper settlement at Molokai The
state of affairs of the settlement
is reported highly satisfactory,
but as newspaper reporters as
we'll as goats are strictly tabu
by President Smith, it is imposs-
ible to say how much truth there
is in the "ofiicial' reports fur
nished by Mr.. Smith personally.
The water supply seems now to Ee
be in good order. Bishop Willis
and Commissioner Halves were
among the visitors.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-11-19

The Pantheon Saloon is the
depot for the celebrated Enter
priseBeeY, where it can always be
found cool aud fresh on tap. We
do not deal in Fredericksburg
Beer" as the morning Paper
through some mistake has adver-
tised. Call at the Pantheon for
refreshing drink.
JIM DODD, Proprietor.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-11-19

D. w. McNichol of the Empire
Saloon has made new deal
which will touch the hearts, or at
least the palates of many "a thirsty
wanderer. He keeps half
and-half' on.draught and serves a
most delicious and cool beverage,
far superior to "plain" beer.
sc IL If
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-11-19

J. j. Williams the well-known
Artistic Photographer is making
a specially of portraits on Watch
Dials and Silk Handkerchiefs.
Complete sets of Lantern slides
lectures can be had at the gallery.
For they are sold at a reasonable
figure by the dozen or by the
hundred.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-11-19
LADIES' COLUMN.

/! We asked you last week to cal
and see those magnificent COT,
ton CREPES in EVENING
lSHADE. Also the COLORED
land FIGURED COTTON
DUCKS, the GINGHAMS, OK
FORDS. CALICoS. COLORED
FRENCH ORGANIZES, BLK.
FRENCH LAWNS, LINEN
LAWNS, etc. The run on these
goods has caused Us to continue
the sale for another week. We
still have a sweet variety of pat
terms An encouraging lowness
of price, because they are Quick
Sales and Small Profit prices. II
you pay less you can rest assured
you get less. The s1onerEou ap-
preciats this fact, the sooner you
will realize that you can Economi-
re and still be Fashionable But
terfiy.
We want your trade and viii
have it if goods and prices are an
obi ect to you.
As the time approa ehes for our
proposed Volcano trip. the Quest
ion: "Who has the most ticketsl"
is asked daily. We won't give it
away, but simply say keep every
one of your own as you may be
the lucky one.
One thing now We want t, call
your especial attention to is our
Embroidered Cashmere Shawls in
all shades We have hasdled
shawls for forty years, but this lot
beats them all. They are the kind
we like to look at, and yet they
are like tae rest of the goods
For Sale.
B. F. EHLERS l. co.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-11-19

For Coughs and Colds, there is
no other remedy so effective and
pleasant to use as Cummins Cough
Cure. 1t never fails to cure at
once. For sale by the Hollister
Drug Co. 523 Fort Street
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-11-19
Employment Bureau

an INFORMATION AND L4l = nv
n ment Bureau has been opens ~ d5,S.
View, Aala on King Street. nex. = -, s..,v;cea
nese Theatre. Parties desanng w ,shc,.rs
of carpenters. cooks, plAnisnon,. - s.
mechanics and domestic ~ s,s'..s,i. 81
supplied with good and res,ao JssFSo1s
calling at The Bnresn. Aee
"a. noyo
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-11-19

Talk about braying asses. The
town is full of them. McBrayer's
whiskey is only to be found at
the Empire Saloon. And when
it's found it stays.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-11-19
The Oceanic.


The Oceanic arrived today from
China and Japan. She left Yo-
kohama on the 9th inst. and
made a very good run to this
port. Her master is Commander
". NJ. Smith r. n. R. She car
ries q number of passengers and
freight. Among her passengers
is Prince Pierre Gutenberg, who
probably viii remain here
and take in the volcano. The
Oceanic will leave for San Fran
cisco tomorrow afternoon.