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Saturday the 26th, commencing ut 8
r. NJ. Proceeds TOR the repair fund.
Every onc come and have an enjoyable

the 26th, commencing ut s
r. NJ. Proceeds Tor the repair fund.
Every Unc come and have an enjoyable
time.
Miss Reinholdt had very exciting
experience Sunday. She started for
Pembina with one OF Landlord
Buie's teams; when almut two miles
out ut town the team became unman.
agcblc and ran away and threw Miss
Reinholdt out Of tic buggy. M dam
age done to anything but the buggy.
5. +. Hast, A. French, II. Woolnic,
Bob Mountain, J. w. Hughes, Mr..
Mussclman and a couple Of other gen.
tlcmcn from Cavalier were hunting
east Of town Saturday, with all the
paraphcrnalia of a first class hunting
party. They didcn't get any thing but
a couple Of lame geese, some tame
chickens and a few gophcrs. They did
very well for fellows who can't shoot.
Cavalier.
The 7-months.old daughter OF John
Well died last Saturday. The funeral
services were held ut the big German
church, Sunday.
Andy JOhnstOn's noted running
horse, "Wild Bill" was SO badly CLAN.
dercd that it was found necessary To
shoot the animal, which was done last
Saturday.
The name or Fred Farrow is being
mentioned us Il likely candidate for
sheriff, on the Alliance ticket. this
fall. Fred would poll Il large vote in
this vicinity.
Football is becoming Il great "fad"
here, and the eleven is practicing
every evening, In order to be in shape
for Forthcoming contests. The boys
expect to play at st. Thomas during
institute week.
The baseball team has received no
reply to the challenge to play any
team IN the county. 1t is expected,
however, that games will be arranged
with Canton and Akra, to be played
during the next two weeks.
Farmers living IN the immediate
vicinity Of Cavalier have finished
sccd,ng-with the exception of u few
acres which they intend to sow with
barley and oats. The carly-sown grain
is up and is stooling In good shape.
Jud LaMourc was over from Penn.
bina Friday, ''sccing" IL few of "thc
buys" The recent action of tie re-
publican state committee doesn't
seem to worry Jud, ut all, and it is
the opinion here, that he holds the
winning hand against lIagcr.
Yhos. Roncy has Il number of prom
ising young horses here, which he is
putting in shape for the track. lie
intends to take IL "string" to the
GIctna races, and is confident of
winning some Of the money which
will be hung up at the race meeting
to he held ut that place in June.
Captain Girls IIaist has chosen the
following players for the football
team: Forwards, A. q. Routlcdgc
and +. Deichart; right wing, p Weber;
left wing, II. Hughes; half-back, J.
II. McIIolland, c. E. Ilaist and John
Clements; full.backs, WIN. Squircs
and ]. G. Walstat; goal, II. r. Cole
man; substitutes. John Miller, H.
Leighton and j. Gagnier.
Teachers examinations we're held
in the principals room Of our school
last Friday. Prof. Coleman conduct
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No:lce of Election.

NO.lSC OL ESICSklOus
Notice is hereby given that an cleo
tiOn will be held in No. I ward, City
OF Pcmbina, N. d.. on Monday, the
2sth day of May, 1894, to elect ! alder
man for the unexpircd term of the
seat OF brandon johnson, that has
been declared vacant.
The following place is named at
which to hold said election: Kcmp's
old bakery, on Rolctte street, in said
city.
The poll shall b, opened from 8
o'clock IN the foreml on, and shall lie
kept open continually until I O'clock
in the afternoon.
44-45 L.. 4. ARMSTRONG,
City Auditor.
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Pr.sby,eri.n Tie. Mee,,np


The annual tea meeting Of the
Presbyterian church was held In Kilt
son Hall, Wednesday evening. The
usual time for holding their annual
meeting. is in March, but on account
of other things intervening, Rev.
Johpston has given in.
A sumptqoHs supppe was served
from 9 too O'Clock, and the tables
were we'll occupied during this time.
The program given below was we'll
received, and in nearly every case the
performers had to appear the second
im,t, ~ cify the audience. The
following is the program:
Vocal Solo. Miss. De% sas.
Recitation. Miss Ella Bride.
Solo. "Thc Old Turnkey" Geo. Nc.
Quinn.
Sole. ...................Miss CaYileer.
Quartette, "Come rise With the
Lark" Masses Cavileer, and Dure,
Messrs, Morrison and McQuinn.
Solo. .................. Demars.
Trio, 'Messrs. Morrison, Hart, Nc.
Quartette, GOOD Night Gentle
Folks" Miss Cavilier, Mrs. Tucker;
Messrs. Morrison, McQuin.
Miss Demars is from Hallock, Sho
has a full, clear voice, and presents
an attractive appearance on. the
stage. Miss Dure, while resident
Of Hallock, is vet looked upon as part
Of the Presbyterian choir, OF Pcmbina,
where she took a prominent part last
year. Miss Logan, Of Winnipeg, who
opened the program With . plano &c.
lqctipp,. is 9 thorough musician. and
received a hearty cnchore. The bal.
ance Of the performers were of our
best local talent, who arc always
greeted with enthusiasm. The pro-
ceeds Of the evening was over sixty
dollars.
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band.
WOrden Post, G.. A. II.
Civic Societies,
Flag drill Corps.
sE!Stp'1s and children Of the public
Citizens on foot.
| Citizens In carriages.
The procession vii! move prompt,
at 2 p. M, and march by the mos,
direct 4oute to the cemetery. Aftcl
the ceremonies there, the procession
will reform and march back, in the
order, to the place Ut formation,
where IT will be dismissed.
The Post will again assemble ut
1880 p. M, May 3Oth, at kittson hall,
take part in tho memorial service.
All survivors OF the war of the re.
belllon, whether wearing the blue ol
grey. and all soldiers and ex-soldiers
Of the regular army. are cordially in.
vited to fall III with Wordcn Post and
march to the cemetery and assist in
scattering the bright blossoms, In the
last camping ground Of our dead.
The soldiers at Fort Pembina, all
civic societies, the flag corps, tie
teachers aud children Of the public
schools, and all the patriotic people
of Pcmbina and vicinity are cordially
invited to participate with US In the
observance Of this, our Memorial
Day.
1t Is earnestly requested that all
places Of business DC closed from to
Is p. m. on Memorial Day: and that all
flags be displayed at half-mast during
the entire day,
The laAias are respectfully solicited
10 contribute what flowers they can
spare, and the children are requested
to gather wild flowers and send, or
bring them to Kittson hall before
neon on that day. II the flowers are
formed into bouquets, wrcaths, ETC.,
1t will save time in their arrange.
ment. II the flag corps girls would
kindly come to Kittson hall in the
forenoon Of Memorial Day, to receive
and arrange the flowers, their kind
ness would be gratefully appreciated
by tho old soldiers. The service at
Kittson hall will consist Of vocal aud
instrumental music by the male
quartette and Short orchestra, an
grafton by Judge Conmy, a short ad.
dress by the Post commander OF tho
G. A. H., and ITS Memorial Day Obser-
vance. q song by Conrado Sonderman,
and a Rag dflll BY the corps Of school
Tho heart felt thanks Of the vcter.
ans are rendered In advance for the
many favOrs, and kindnesses, we
know We arc to be the recipients Of
from the patriotic and sympa Lhetic
people of Pcmbina. by order Of
j. G. SONDERMAN, u. w. PARKINs,
Adjutant. Post Commander
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ed the examination, as Supenntcnd-
ent JacksDn was doing like work ut
Crystal, and was unable to be present.
Fourteen applicants for certificates
were In attendance, four Of whom
t'"'k the regular examination for sec.
os'd-sradc honors, the remaining ten
being satisfied tn try for third.gradc.
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Decoration Day Program.

Decoration Day Program.
Headquarters Worden Post, No. IL,
0f North Dakota, G. A.
r., Pembina. N. d.. May 18th 1894.
ORDERS MOL.
The following program for the OBJ
servance OF Memorial Day is an.
nounccd for the information and guild,
ancc of all concerned,
Tho Post will assemble In their
rooms In full uniform, at 6 O'clock D.
M, on Sunday, May 9th, for the pur.
pose Of attending divine service at
tho Mafll6flisf church
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llst Yeas Mat.

Lift your hat reverently when
you meet the teacher OF the primary
school. She Is the good angel Of the
republic. She takes the little bant-
ling, fresh from the home nest and
full Of his p0uts and bis passi0n-;,n
ung0vernable little wretch, whose
own mother honestly admits she sends
him to school to get rid Of him.
This young lady, who knows her
business, takes q whole car loud of
these anarchists. half Of whom, sim
gle.hanIed and alone, are more than
q match for both their parents, and
ut once puts them in the way Of be-
ing upright and useful cltizens. At
what expense Of toll aud WEAKNESS.
Hers is the most responsible position
In the whole school, aud II her salary
were doubled she would receive less
than she earns."-Ex.
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Optical Announcement.

corrected. Sec date Of next visit IN fl'
turc issue. w. Il. INMAN 4 Co.
42tf Opticians, Winnipeg, Manitoba.
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The Post will
a ssc m bic in.
their rooms, In.
full uniform,
at | O'Clock p.
H., Wcdncs-
day, May aDth.
for the purpose
Of decorating
with flags and
flo " RS t he
graves Of our
dead.
The process
SION will form
at l:@ p. IN. ON
Cavilecr street
In tho ff,1f,Sv.
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Personals.

Chas. Atkinson, w. J. Knccshaw
and F. A. Wardwell, left overland
Sunday for Langdon, to attend dis
trict court. In session there this
week. They will probably return to.
morrow. M. s. and Miss Frise
drove over from Hamilton Sunday. 90.
e. NJ. Nixon went to Winnipeg Sun
day to attend the funeral Of the late
Mrs. Nixon, Ut that place. He re.
turned on Tuesday. Miss Logan,
OF Winnipeg, came up Monday on a
visit to her friend, Miss Cavileer. She
will remain here visiting for some
time......F. A. Hart returned from
Watertown, South Dakota, Saturday,
where he was delegate to the grand
lodge Of A. o. U. w. He reports q
very pleasant time and good work
done for the welfare Of the order. /.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. z. Pichc returned
Saturday from thcis extended visit t.
their old home in Vermont. They
visited several places of Importance
in the eastern states, besides Mon.
treal and other Canadian points. Mrs.
Plche says she has changed her mind
about that country, and is more con.
tented than ever with the west. .....
Jas. II. Moorchcad arrived home
from the Pacific coast Saturday. He
reports the slope very quiet and that
the financial depression is felt fully
as much out there as any other place,
on account of the mining industries
nearly all being closed up or run with
reduced help. Mrs. LeMay, of
St. Norbct, Manitoba, was In the city
the first Of the week, visiting ut Mr..
Cavilecr. Mrs. LcMay has several
old friends around Pembina, where
she resided from 1858 to 1871, while
or husband was collector Of customs
ut this port. She is yet active aud
enjoying good health. GOOD. Dick
came up from Winnipeg Tuesday to
look after his Interests around this
neighborhood. lie returned home
Wednesday. go. Misses Dcmars and
Dure drove up from Hallock Wcdncs.
day afternoon, on account Of the dc.
layed train..... Station agent Thor.
sen and Editor Isouvcttc came up
from Hallock Wednesday to take In
the Presbyterian tea meeting. They
returned home the same evening. 4.
Rev. J. SIguardson conducted con.
firmatiOn services IN the Icclandic
church last Sunday. There were sin
IcOnfirmcd,
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new FLOUR and FEED STORE
The undersigned desires to cal
the attention of the farmers and
..eople in general to the fact that
he Is now prepared to supply all
With Flour and Feed of all kinds.
WHEAT, OATS AND BARLEY
Taken in exchange, or for cash, at
the highest market price.
store on corner Stutsman and
Second streets PEN Dina.
II. c. FELDMAN,
Proprietor.
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of space for US to attempt tell you what you Gn
much more SATISFACTORILY by calling at our store
namely that spring stock OF Dry Goods Clothing and
Shoes exceeds in beauty variety and value that Of any other
N Pembina county.
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STANDARD Bred stations for Sale

Standard Bred Stations for Sale.
won r." vol. l2!A,2, and ''Ctclla us
Rouquettc." lalh Of the celebrated
n. W. Kittson stock, will bc a;ld un
easy terms, or trade for farm land.
u. Apply to l.. Il. BOOKER,
l'cm,jna,
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Caucus.

Caucus.
y caucus is hereby called for SatLr.
day evening, April Goth at 8 O'Clock,
IN the kcmp's old bakery, for the pur-
ln'sc Of nominating an alderman for
the first ward.
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Money to Lend,

Money to Lend.
Robert Muir & Son, Hamilton. are
now prepared to lend money on real
oSfafn IL
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FRIDAY. MAY ls. 1894.
AROUND TOWN.

NEXT Thursday is the Queens
birthday.
THE Paymaster Is expected Mt the
fort tomorrow.
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II you want buildings moved in
wOrkmanlikc manner call on
NJ. j. FADDEN,
1917 Isatlgatc, N. u.
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Its a waste
Its a waste

of money for you go elsewhere and pay for an
article than you could buy the of Good goods ard
Modest Prices the motto adopted when embarked in
business and it has been rgidy adhered to- Speaking Of
waists. if
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THE Northern Pacific train Wed.
nesday, dpe at Ills, did not reach here
until nearly Il, midnight, on account
|of . washout near Sank Centre.

TnE W. G. T. U. win hold the sec.
ond Of their series Of gospel temper.
ancc meetings In Kittson hall
next Monday evening at 8 o'clock.
The program will consist Of addresses
by the Revs. Johnston and Moore.
Select readings aud special music.
All are cordially invited to attend.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-05-18

MOSQUITOES are already around
their bills for collection,
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The report that the Emerson
bridge across the Red river was to be
made toll bridge now 1t is In the
hands of the local government. is
cropnndless: pr. McFadden, NJ. r. P.
says 1t could not be done even II at.
tempted, as the Dominion govern.
ment has ten th0usa nd dollar inter.
est 10 the structure and would not
tolerate such action.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-05-18

THE Great Northern hotel, at St.
Vincent is now level with the ground,
and thus structure costing over
eight thousand dollars reduced to a
pile Of old lumber to he sold In guam.
titles to suit the purchaser. 1t was
always an eyes0re, and Is better out
Of the way than to stand In the con.
ditiOn 1t did.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-05-18

SEVERAL OF the little school girls
in town are responding to the notice
In the PIONEER EXPRESS a couple Of
weeks ago. aud have collected u large
number Of old postage stamps for the
unfortunate young lady ut Mandan.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-05-18

GEO. w. DoTY and f. w. Felson
are having their residences painted
10 attractive style, which adds won.
derfully to the appearance Of their
properties. Now that the ball isI
started rolling we would like to see
several others follow their example.
There are several residences in town
that would be equally benefited by a
coat Ut pnint.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-05-18

TIE Northern Pacific is advertising
a half-fare home-secker's excursion,
May Goth, for oil points In Minnesota,
North Dakota, Montana and Mani
tOba. Tickets will Be limited to
thirty days. 1t 10 expected good
many will take it in,
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-05-18

Ed. CAvILEER and Frank Thomas
went down on the flats, east OF Ham
ilton one night the first part Of the
week, and brought home twenty-five
geese, probably the best bag brought
to town this spring.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-05-18

The Monarch Elevator Co. will in.
crease their elevator capacity ut this
place during the summer.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-05-18

Diseases of the Eye, Ear and Throat.
DR.. Agncw, Of Winnipeg, specialist,
will he at Pcmbina the latter part Of
June. Look for date in future issue.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-05-18

SHERIFF Q'CqA4oR captured a
blind swineitc at Neche Saturday,
and brought 1t before Justice Bee.
mer. who bound it over to the dis.
trict court in the sum Of 900. Bail
was furnished and now Thompson's
eye water will be thing Of the past.
-Bathgate Democrat.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-05-18

OLE PAULsoN has commenced the
erection Of cottage for A. Dowker,
on the corner Of Third and Stutsman
street, 22x24 feet with l2 foot post,
and q kitchen 1Oxl2 feet. Mr.. Dow.
kcr will have tile building finished up
with paint, and the lot surrounded
with shade trees, which are being
MA ntcd now.
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Band.
Worden Post, G. A. II.
Civic Societies,
Flag drill Corps.
paphers and children Of the public
hSns1t,
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4:lLi'
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Giyl Wanted.
\ good competent girl can hear Of Il
permanent situation by applying at
once to Mrs. +. II. Love, st. Vim
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w. L. Abrams Is able to bc out
again.
Andrew Miller is kept very busy
now days.
Snpt. jackson visited our city
school last week.
E. II. Mcdonald is the happy father
OF a young daughter.
Atth;s writing nearly all the farmers
are through sowing wheat.
J.Clemcnts, and e. Didrick, were
down from Cavalier Thursday.
j. F.. Thackcr found his pointers
c"Grub pointcrs'') and Of course is
happy.
E.A. Warlwell and w. J. Kncesl,aw
passed through town Sunday en- route
for Langdon.
Tho annual meeting Of the State
Farmers Alliance and. Industrial
Union Of North Dakota will be held
IN the city Of jamestown, on the 18th,
day 0f June 1894, and continue two
days.
Rev. Atchison and family went to
Winnipeg Man. Monday. They OK.
pect to be absent about two weeks.
Any Of the prcsbyterians wishing
spiritual advice during Rev. Atchison
absence arc to go to ]. NJ. Chisholm.
The Ladies Aid Society OF the N. E
church will give Il strawberry and lex
cream festival in the church psrlors
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A REWARD Of ten dollars will bc
paid to any person who can furnish
evidence to convict parties destroying
the tOb0ggan side In South Penn.
bina. Information eau bc laid with
E. X. Cavileer. Several pieces Of lum.
Der have already been carried away.
This offer is permanent.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-05-18

Fresh garden seeds ut the Drug
Store. 35tf
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THERE is going to he a practice o:
the fire brigade Saturday evening,
and Chief Hart requests that all men,
bers turn out and bc ut their post.
The entire length Of hose, 1900 feet,
will be used,
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-05-18

THERE is some talk Of making this
end Of the mail route q terminal
point to start and commence at. O,
=. ThomnUn has moved here
from Grand Forks this week,
and Frank Horr is considering the
idea of bringing his family here from
Minneapolis, II q suitable house can
he had.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-11-17

supply of fres passes has run out
After all the fulsome fawning of
past weeks. Is il not contemplate
IN that paper to gratuitously at
tick Daley add the troupe as
soon as they arr out of sight!
l happen to know, Tor think I
do) Mr.. Edito5. the true inward
ness of the dissentions among
those stars. 1t may all be sum-
med up In the one word 'iealou-
sy. Mr. Daley, on his former
visit had his ife, May Nannery)
as leading lady. She was clever
and talented, and left q good
reputation. She did not return
this time, but Miss Daleleish.
came to assume the lead. The
DALEY element were Jealous of
Miss Dalgleish. and endeayored
IN all to respects thwart her efforts
10 secure fame upon this stage.
She retaliated, and the public
were the losers There is one
thing, hcYver, wide P. C. Al
Tor which the Honolulu public
owe Miss Dalgleish an illumin-
ated address of thanks. She pre-
vented the presentation of Damon
and PXthias by the Daley COM
binatiSn.
Coon NATURED CRITIC.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-11-17

The Pantheon Saloon is the
depot for the celebrated Enter
priseBeer, where it can always be
found col and 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, 1894-11-17
The Opening of the Kiloha
ma Art League.

Pie exhibition opens to the
public on Tuesday Nov. Goth. it
will be open for the space of one
month at the large room lately
occupied by the Scotch Thistle
Club over Mr.. c. o. Berger's Of
fee Merchant st. The league
now comprises over twenty mem
bers and this first regular e1hi-
bition,. will be the first of the
half yearly course which will now
be given at said intervals. The
league is an attempt to centralize
original work done by all branch
es of art lin Hawaii. No work
which is hung in the exhibition
has been seen before the pub
lie and it is mostly the product
ion of the year in many instances
of the last few months.
The League has endsayored to
draw into its vortex all sthe art
workers on the Islands and il has
so far met with very cordial re-
Spouse. In the present exhibition
these are no less than sixteen
contributors The work has all
passed the inspection committee.
whose duty is either to accept
or reject work. The work has to
be original and up to q certain
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-11-17

j. j. Williams the well-known
Artistic Photographer is making
a speciality of portraits on Watch
Dials and Silk Handkerchiefs.
Complete sets of Lantern slides
lectures can be Lad at the gallery.
For they are sold at reasonable
figure by the dozen or by the
hundred.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-11-17

d. w. McNichol of the Empire
Saloon has made new deal
which will touch the hearts, or at
least the palates of many thirsty
wanderer. He keeps half
and-half'' onsdraught and serves a
most delicious and cool beverage,
far superior to "plain" beer.
Sc IL If
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-11-17
DIxu DEFEND LIE DRoIT.

The llaniwai will be to the front
tomorrow. The shark-story in
the HoLoxuA is simply joke.
Wilson's sharks were aluas. and
they we're not eery large at all.
Only girls bite at Waikiki.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-11-17
FOREIGN MAIL SERVICE.

Steamships will leave for and arrive
from San Francisco and other foreign
ports, on or about the following dates,
I'LL the close Of 1894.
LEAVE HoSoLULUl DUE At HONOLULU
goR SAN Francisco. FM. SAN Francisco
OR VANCOUVER. OR VANCOUVER.