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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-27

r1oR SALE AND FOR RENT CARDs AT
il REasTER csuRting Reen-s eta sscA
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-27

BIG PROFITS NOT IT. READ, DECIDE, ACT
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HARD HTTERS.. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
MEMS PANTS.

Mems 81 90 Good Working Pants at-......S SO
Mems 81 p Pants, splendid value, St......... 81
Mems 81 so SI75 aud 81 Cd Pants al 900. lis
Mems t3 90 Pants. our great leader, A.. L37
Ren's Fine Pants, extra value, ALL. LoZ
Mems S. 80 and 400 Pants a. &c ........... -
Men'ss4 20 and 81 IS Pants At................ 262
Ren'ss5 90 and 500 Pants a. .............-. 20
Mems $500 Pants At -................... .... 81
Mems 50 80 Pants Al. ............... 30
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RAILROADS.

WHEELING AND ELM GROVE
w RAILROAD On aud after Friday.
April 20. 1871 trains vii run - follows, city
time.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-27

o91o RIVER RAILROAD CO
Tim. table. taxing eject At 500 ,. m. sunday.
Juns %, 1925.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-27

MAGNETIC LEADIaS IOU WANT QUE GOODS
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-27
RAILROADS.

THE CLEVELAND, LORAIN &
l. WHEELING RAILWAY COMPANY
TIME GARD.
EFFECTIVE july s. 1874.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-27
.e.ve wheeling Lsave EIm Grov..

fDaily except sunday.
sunday Church Trains win leave Elm,uroVs
a. s:43G M. and wheeling At l2:l7 p. N.
Trims No. y 6, IA and . connect vita Eerdie
line Tor rrSd phis. Herdic leaves TriAdst
PaIA Tor Elm Grove 81 5:50 >. m $50 . m.
l. SC = m. ana $40 ,. N. Daily. except Sun-
Gays and Saturdays herdic, will conaect with
t-ain No. s. leaving Wheeling at HOO D. m.
Sundays herdic leaves Trisdelphia 1900 a.
m 1900 - a., $50 p. m. and connects with
trains No. : lsand % from wheeling.
He wEI.GERBER, Gen. Manage
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-27

y.,-uvrsr srsrEH- cLEVELAAS PfTrssSHs
DTVuIoL
Many. IIsTrT ssEDKX AsToELsvs:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-27

GovEENNENrs-Eirm.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-09-24

lieB 6as @cibiBfcuer uuf beibcr Soften
etipa8 nacb. GonI yGbt Yuen" tpurOe oaS
@eibibfeucr 1ortgeleBt, bis oas 0blff
pl0Blicb nit Wiann unb WtauS tn ben
6tutDen p%erlanf. Der Nnblid, ben Die
lleberrelte Der bcibeu 6lotten 9eiodbrteI,
tpar cntieblicb. Die @eibibe aut melre@
rcn cbineitl1eu, ioloic iapanilben SblTten
iuaren unbraubbar aciporben.
Die japani)6c 6lOttc tpbr III 3fnet
91ciben fornlirt bapon. @e9en Wor9en
Iubren Die iibrig gebliebcnen S6ifte bet
Dinelilden S)otte mach rYort artbur", no
tie audb gIiidlt9 eintrafen.
Die Bci9doigunsen, bic bic beiten
Sdiffe Der 6inefii3en Tlotte Oaponges
tragen baben, iinb 10 9roB, odB bic Soblfte
foum DDy Begtnn bcS 8inters pteber leee
tiidtig gemacbt luerben f0nnen.
Cine Spe3ialbepei6c bon Sba19bat
Iagt, bab Der 6elomarl6dn @rdt yanlas
gaia, ber 8efeblsbaber Der &ruppell in
&ored, pom Siiboiten nit eirter Qrrtee BON
45, 900 Mann iapaniiber Srnppen 9c9ell
Wtutben Dorrildt.
Sn 8in9 gang tpurben bon ben Sapoa
11ern 5000, 900 erbeutet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-09-24
@OGcni0nn.
(99lnB opu Der l. Seite.)

Cincinnati obern1alS 3uiammen5utomlnen.
Golgenoe 8eamte iino erlpdblt Doroen:
Brditoent, Ot. S. Wturpb0, ct. 2ouiS;
Griter &tscprGitbcnt, q. s.. 8anScnberg,
M~ilpaufee 3meiter &i3eprdiibent, @eD.
S. @atcbcu, Buffalo; Scfretdr, @. :.
Sutton, 9tucsbenp @itp; Sbakneiitcr,
q. Soralmann, 9%teiparf, 81. S.
Sn eircr Sibung ser Gentral 2obor
1tnion All 8oton muroc Die N.B 81. auf oaS
Ich6rflIe pcrOamml, iuctl btelelbe oana6
iracbte, cinen reliQi0len 3picipalt inter
BEN Qrbettcrn berporSurufet, banttt otez
.ieLbcn pon ben GdpttaIilten letdter unters
bridt tper0cn f0nnten. IS iDuroe be-
ieblollen, Die 9cIegaten pon Der Linton Df
8roctital BrogreB" surii65u6teben ba
mebrcre 8ean1te bet Union bet ~. 8. g."
angeb0rten.
Nm. 8eiLItein, G6riitopber 8Luti6
unb 6enrp Gotb, brei beutibe Gofez2(rbeis
ter, traten ais 8ertreter elmer 9(nSa6l
Der bcutlden @ofearbeiter BET Stem t6apen,
9a., Die Jteiic mach 9ou0laS Gourtb, ISIS,
oil, nm bort SormGanb fitr 80 Samilien
All criperben. IS lit bies bic stpeite oeutibe
@olonic, Die aus Der Soferegion tpe9stebt
UNI beoertet oQem Qnibcin nab,
cine ougemeine Nusnanberung. 8eilz
itctn ertlGrte 9eute; DdB Dor %einigen
So9ren cine 0n5obl beutiber Santlien
inter faIi6en 8oripiegeIungen na3 Der
GDofez0egepb 9eloGt tuorbeu ieien. Sebt
feien Ie be5 forttpdbrenOen Samples
spilben arbeitgebern uno Nrbeitern miibe.
QluBerbem moIten tie AUDI nicbt mebr LGns
ger nit ben 1tngarn, Slauen unb 9tegerr
%suiamn1en bauien.
- Srau SO. 6. 8an6erbilt III SEEM Oorf
bat bei6lolicn cine S6eibun9stla9e
gegen ibren Wann anbdn8ig su madben.
g8ie 6rou 8anberbtlt OH cine Sreunbtt
fbreibt, miro iie in ben nddbiten @oher
nit ibren 8in6ern itacb 9lnertfd 5uride
febren u1b itb bunn iofort nab gfer6port
be9ebeu. 9ort tpirb tie in benz tbr ges
borigen 9alait ein Sabr pobnen unb bann
Inter benz 0eieb oes States Nbobes SSs
Iano auf S6eiOung ibrer @bc flagen.
- General 8tGtam 8Ootb, ber @riin6er
ber 6eilsarmee, lit in st. Sobns, sc. S.,
ongefommen. Gr mill cine 9tetie
ourb 2lmerifa mo6en unO DGbrenb
Der nG6itcn iecbS Wtonate idmmt.
ltbe groBen StGbte in ben Ser. Staaten
uno in@dna6a beiucben. 2lm 20. Oft. tpirb
CT in Stem Oorf eintreffen. gtab benz
Qufcntbalte bon eini9en Mfonaten in ga.
noba unb I'M Often, tptrb 8ootb am 9,
9too. in YtttSburg eintreffen uno it3 bort
einige Sage aufbdlten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-09-24

@ie mir nacbtrdsLib erfabren, bat
6 rofeffor 6atfteIb, Der aus9ez
8eicbnete @ermaniit Der Gbica9oer Nortbz
fpcltern 1niperittp, ais 9ele9at bieier
ltniperiitdt an benz 9roBen SubiIdum bes
Observation-Disclosures 8eitebens Der l1niDerits
tat Sale in 9euti6lanb tbeiI9enommen-
Sn ietnem 8ertcbte an Brdiibent &osers
BON Der 0%ortbtpeitern ltnioerittp bei6reibt
8rof. Satftelb in gebrdngter anmlttbiger
8eiie bie %unleren 2eiern beretts befanntelt
6~eitlidbfeiten III Sale. St riibmt babel
audi bie tbm 81 &betl getDorbene edit
bsuticbe, ber3Li9e, gaitfreunbIt9e Nuts
ftahme.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-09-24
Scr aoDlemofzsamsel Gmropas+

3iptlhcn Der amertfatilcben StGnDdro
SeL ~SDmpagnie uno Der =rll1tlbcn Gel
Sompagnte ipuroe befanntlib Gin 8ertrdg
Derbuuoeli, lpelcber cine 5betlut9 bes Welt>
marftcS Stpilcbcn bielen beioen grOBen Oelz
MonopoLen beStpcdte. Der NusibluB ber
anoerl dmerifantlben Ocl>& nmpdgnicn
bon benz ipeiteuropGtlden Wtarft mar babel
6alpt3iel i~citet5 Der rStdnbarOA, tDGbrenb
benz ruiitlden Monopol DIT uno cil
G0ciL WtitteL : Guropa5 geiibert tperben
lot1e.
G5 DEroe bcfantt, 6aB Scr 0.rtrdg 5tpt>
ldeu oieicu beioen Scl>@roBntdcbten 10
gut iDie ab9elcbIoiien lei, ais plObli6 Die
&un0e fam nDnl' Nuf9eben bes Br0lettS.
SEPT nirb man bdbtn au'geflGrt, baB Der
rulliicbe Sinan5zU tinifter @e 0itte fur5er
SanO Der ruliild9sn &ompagnie ben @bz
l6luB zines loldan GertragS Derboten
babe.
Die 8oLge 6apon lit, 6aB tic rnabbdngis
gen Sel>80mpagnten Nmerifas freteS Selo
auf benz europaiiben Warft CUR Sonturz
rer5 init Der vStanbarb" erbaLten. Sic
beridumten nidgt, DdS auSSu0eutcn, unO
boten bic 2ieferung berielben belieren Dell
QualitGten al, tDelcbe bis babit Don Der
STANDARD" monopoliltrt porben iparen.
Die Euilen tanlen tDnen babel entgc9en
fir 8eriorsung i1rer Wtarfte nit ~fetneren
Oel@Sortcn.
Ser 6auptzQLgent 6er Ser. Staaten
Ytpe Cine &onlpanD" lift Senator GmerD
bon YennlDlpaniell, pel6er iicb in europa
b~efinset, I'M fir bteielbe @eicbGite in
9cuti6lallb unb IN GuSlanO ab3uidltes
ben. NuBer iener &tnie limb IS noeD Die
v@plumbian Del Co., nele6e Die Nusfubr
fir iene beior9t, uno Die 6trnla BON
@0bel & Srube 3u Wannbeim AM Gbein,
tDelohe III btele 1euen GertrG9c cln9ei6Lolleit
lino.
Die lebtere lift Der 6Gupt>S peoiteur Der
unabbGngi9en amerifaniibenS ompa8nien ;
lie bal iDren 6auptzSib in Otanlbeim.
Sbre Boittlon lit bur0 Oielc neue 28ens
ouns 10 befeitigt, bab man DoS 8eltrcbeit
bet STANDARD" mach OeonoppLilirulg bes
beutlGen OtarftS fir ~beleitigt anleben
fam. Die NuStubr Der unabbdngtgen
2inten mirb porou8ii6tIt6 10 8unebmen,
baB audi tbr 8etrieb bier geitetgert Deroeu
ntuB.
3u sleidber !3eit iperben ite ibre Go9rcns
Serbtnoun9 nit Der Siite auSoebnen mill
len. Die &0bren Der SO. st. Btpe Cine"
gcben icbt nur bic nacb WilfeSbarre, ga.
9ort tptrD oas Del in &ufen gebradt
tpel6e per @tienbabn bis nab ocr &lite sur
8eri9iftuug fobren. 8enn Der 8ertrieb
in europa ptrflicb ben ertparteten Nut7
icbwung nimmt, nirb bieie &Obrcn7Set9
tung Bis Ea4 Der &Gfte berlGn9ert tperoen.
Oer nit ietner Samilie gang nacb
0euticblanb iibcrgeiieOelte be8abte Oeuticbz
amcrifaniibe Sournaliit 9 au1 @rpctz
bowsfi bat in Berlin eite ictnen gtets
9unsen unb ieinen Gunitfenntntfen erts
iprecbenoe Stenung sefulDen i'll oer groBerl
pellbetaunten NaBmutb'iAen &unlt9aIlos
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-09-24

9as 8e3irts8ericbt at 9e Moines bat
6as. 90 Ill ct + bon Soma, trob Der
ibla9eu6en @inDenbunsen 9eecn beiiet
8crfaifunes mdBigfeit, fir slltis erflGrt-
Otan bofft, baB Oas oberite StaatSgeri6t,
Dor tpelcbes Der SAT- inn nG6iten Ntonot
fommt, gegen bas Wtulctseieb entibeiben
pir6. Ser 8esirfsri6ter Spurrier tit
Moines bate eS ficA febr bequcm &C.
macbt, inbem ct einiee Der 9etpidtisftet
@irtpen6unsen einfa6 Linfs lieSen IteB
unb lie gar ni9t in 8etra6t 3og.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-09-24

8epublifanii6e 8ldtter DerIan9en, boB
bemofratiidbc GonDentionen bic SenatDret
8rice ltno @orman an ben Granger iteuen.
8eBbalb perIan9en ie nl6t aub Don
repubL a II ii d II GonpentiOncn
baB iie Senator SuaD ais Elm rGubi9es
Scbaf bra1omarfen, bciien II e Sttmme
benz 3ufertrult ben 9iffcrenttalaol bon
] Sent per BfunO seiibert bat ? Die 8i6a
'~coniiner 9emofraten baben ge9elt yoet
8arteiperrotb uno Die Barteiibanbc" pro-
%teitirt; oea9lei9en baben ibOn atoere
bemofratiide @%onbentionen 9etban ufb
nur Die 9eltri9e Transformation Don
9bio bat e5, neil bon 8rice eOntrolIirl,
lntcrlaiien, Die !6anbLun9Sipeile Der .3uderz
1erolDren gu Dcrurtbeilen. Ntr babcn
aber nod aus feinem repubLtfa1ti6en
Eager etnen BrDteit 9e9en SenatOr 9uan
gebSrt, pelcber Dem 3 II fcrtrn # auc
nt0slicben 2tebesbienite g%cleiitet nto pnr
Dem Neutrality-suspicious. crfldrl bal,
baB ct nit 3ufcrattien lpefultrt babe,
bartn nid1ts llurebtes lebe uno es AUDI in
53ufunft tpicber tDun noble.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-09-24

Ser oerrdtberiide repubIitanif6e 8itrz
g / It er miles in Peorta bat
bic Sonnta9SDerorbnung 6es StdbtratbS,
burcb uelbe Die pIOblt6 BON STILES berolfz
bcicbmorene SonntagstDrannet 9enttIoert
morben pGre, min nit ieillem 8eto bele9t,
unb in 6olge beS 8erratbS bon 3Det repuz
-blifaniiden Staotodtern, bic fir Die itabtz
rGtblidbe 9erorbnun9 9eitimmt batten, aber
nun BON ibr abfielen, f0nnte bas biir9er@
meilterGicbe Seto nibt unl9citoBen merben.
Yeorid ntrb baber utter benz Conn
la g 8 0 Cd bieies OtileS, bet fib baS 9ln1t
burcb feierlibe liberaIe @erfpre6nnget erz
9attert bot, ~ieuf5en milien, bis Oeilen
NmtS3eiI 81 @nbe 9ebt!
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-09-24

Oils 81 Sung 3i9aug'S Sruppen bic
erite Nle6erlage %erIttter, ba bat Der be-
rii6mte 9tneitibe Seloberr uno Stats
MANI bic gelbe SADIE obgeLegt. SEPT tDirb
ct ipobl ol6 Die 6oien ans5teben, nlrO
tpenn Die Sapaneien 10 fortma3et, nerllert
ct audi nodb baS 9elnb utb 3uleBt gar ben
3opf, = bas S6limmite, toas etnen1
Gbineien pailtren tann.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-09-24
hoods PiIlen helen ale Leberleiden- Csc.

lung, tpeldbe 8ugIei6 8ra6tperte iiber
8autllnit ult6 iiber DertDanOte &Inite ber>
ausatebt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-09-24

Ser nit ietner Samilie gang nacb
9euticblanb iibergefieOelte be8abte beutlbz
am%critaniiAe Sournaliit g a @rpets
bat in Berlin cinc icinen 9tets
9unsen unb ieinen G~unftfenntntIen ents
iprecbenoe Stenung sefulDen III oer groBen
pellbefannten 8aBmutb' i4en &unltbalo>
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-09-24

SSlanO 5utif, iDoralf ser rMorblebeuO"
iOfort nab 8ort 2imon in Goita Silica abb
9ing, I'M bort %crbaltungSmaBre9cll au
erlDartet. 8ctm Soap @racios lou elm
@efecbt ltattgefunOen babeu, poourc9 jcs
bod fem beoeutenber &erluit berbei8efibrt
iurrbe.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-10-30
LADIES' COLUMN.

We have a counter arranged
this week devoted to WHITE
COTTON DRESS GOODS, every
piece of which We expect to
sell before the week is out.
They do not come under the
head of Quick Sales and
Small Profits, they will he
SOLD AT JUST WHAT THEY
COST US, not one cent more or
one cent less. We want the
room for more goods coming !;
We have made great purchases
for the fall and winter trade.
So from time to time differ
ent lines of goods will BIZ
pushed just as these White
Cotton Dress Goods are at
ACTUAL COST PRICE. And
speaking about Quick Sales
and Small Profits, as a fair
sample of the difference it has
made in prices gen, rally We
will just mention LADIES'
BLACK STOCKINGS. Those
that We have always sold for
$3 per dozen, We are now sell
ing for $2.25 per DOZEN,
while those that were formerly
$5 per dozen are now only 81
per dozen. The same thing
applies to MEMS Socks. The
So per dozen ones are now
$2.25 per dozen. We simply
mention these few things, be-
cause they show a fair proper
ton of the discounts made
throughout the entire stock
@ DO not forget to save
your checks, you may be the
one We send to the Volcano
~ We said sometime ago
that Madame Pcle would
break out again, and she has
done it. by the time you are
ready to go, We expect she
will talk OF nothing else but
Quick Sales and Small Pro-
fits at
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-10-30
MuTINY ON BOARD SHIP.
Captain King and officers Have q
Hard Time at Sea.

The Japanese steamer Nanshan,
Captain ID. X. King, which arrived
from Kobe on Sunday morning, had
. very exciting passage hither.
While at sea on Oct. ~ the crew
mutinied and the captain and his
European officers handled the
steamer until she reached port. The
trouble as related by one of the
chief officers, who was seen by
BULLETIN reporter this morning, was
~ follows:
On Oct. ~ one OF the quarter
masters,a Japanese, was at the wheel.
he did not steer properly, but kept
the steamer going from one side to
the other. Captain King remon-
strated with the man and told him
to steer properly. The quarter
master answered the captain grutlly
and advised him to take q trick at
the wheel himself, and started to
walk away. Captain King order
ed him back to his duty, giving him
shove at the same time. The man
turned around and showed fight,
when the captain struck him. A
struggle ensued. The utmost confu-
sion prevailed among the nine hun
dred passengers, but finally the
quartermaster was overpowered and
put in irons. Another Japanese
quartermaster was ordered to the
wheel and he refused to go. In the
evening the whole crew Of Japanese
headed by the quarternaster, after
consultation in the forecastie, re-.
solved to rescue the prisoner and
accordingly made q combined rush
The European officers armed
themselves with revolvers aud or
dered the mutineers back, but TO,
sistance was out vi the question
The men released the prisoner and
broke the irons. The officers aitel
uue reflection decided not to inter
fere with the mutinous crow, but al
low them to have their own way un
til the steamer reached port. III,
crew went into the forecastle ant
the European officers, with the as
sistance VI three extra japanese
navigated the Nanshan to port.
About 5 o'clock Sunday evening
the crew made an effort to reach tn,
bridge where Captain King al,
Chief engineer FUcker were stand
ing. The men used threatening
language at tho same time. A blu,
signal light was sent up and shortly
aiterward . guard Of blue jackets
arrived from IL. Il. NJ. 5. Hya
cinth. The bluejackets, six in nun
Der, were stationed on board al
night, and since then . guard ha
been on board tho steamer nigh
and day. The mutinous crew mum
boring ten men are in irons in tn
forecastle. The few men engage,
IN the engine room go about thei
work gruiliy and just about keeI
the fires going. A naval court q
enquiry will be held as soon as pos
sibie, perhaps tomorrow. Captain
Halves, British Commissioner,
lieutenant from II. b. NJ. s. Hya
cinth, and G. A. Doyle, Japanese il
terpreter, visited the Nanshan thi
morning.
The Nanshan is consigned to I
Il. Davies n Co. and brought ~
tons OF freight.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-10-30
POST OFFICE IMPROVEMENTS
A Ladies' window to Be Opened on
the First

the First
BY the first OF November the i'm
provements to the Post Office will
have been completed. The native
delivery window was opened this
morning. II is at the upper corner
on the Waikiki side OF the Post
Office, whereas formerly it was on
the Eva side. Next to the present
location Of that delivery there will
be ladies' window and stamp win
dow in one office. This apartment
will have for clerk Miss Clara Low
of Kohala, Hawaii. The young lady
arrived in town by the steamer Clau-
dine on Sunday, and will assume her
duties on Thursday next. This pro
vision Of separate windows for men
and women, it is expected. will faci-
litate the work of the clerks and
prevent crowding and long waiting.
Between the ladies' window and the
old delivery window is the Japanese
and Portuguese window. The new
windows, with the exception of the
Hawaiian delivery, will open up for
business on Nov. l. The Postmaster
General is now located in a neat
little office in the north end of the
Post Office, and near the steps lead.
ing to his Office has been cut out q
receiver of island and city papers
addressed from newspaper Offices
There have already been provided
newspaper sorting boxes, which ma
terially reduce the labor OF the
attaches of the postal bureau.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-10-30
KAMEHAMEHA GIRLS SCHOOL.

THE FIRST TERM OF KAMEHA-
MEnA GIRIs' SCuu0L 'p"ns MON
DAY, Nov. II h. App" .ti"ns for admi.-
niun mry be- rddi-ssid Ia NJ lss Porn -iih'r
al kamehsu' Ia Manunl, o ~ tie Hu.
wHna' krudsrfar'en Room, Queen Emna
Hal, Saturday, mornings tom . to "
S"'r ~ o.. VIII 80 pe-sen u ~ ct sppli.
cants rhs u ION H. FiiN $50, Dnila'r q
year y" nppicarts r'c-iy Il rndrr tyslve
TrRrs ~ age IlhI lot
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-10-30
NOTICE.

TURING MY ABSENCE FROM TIM
- Islands MIR, Horace q. Crabbe is duly
authorized to receive and receipt for all
monies due and owing to me, J. W. Lam
ing NJ my office untii NOyenber 23, 1891,
~ which date will personally attend.
J. W. LUNlNG.
Honolulu, Oct. II, lsai. llU5 In
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-10-30
Timely Topics
TmSdW, oct. 10, 1874.

lloi'''u tiNSSii'S aNNd'itdSSS w
be found nowhere else in the
world. For people who prefer
high attitudes Nuuanu, Punch
bowl or TantaluS are places
where residences may be built
so that magnificent views of
the city and bay may be had
at all times. To Others who
wish to be on a level with all
mankind, Makiki has attrac-
tons that please. If there is a
scarcity of land it will be felt
by those who enjoy the swish
of the waves along the beach
and where they can sit and
view the grandeurs of a semi
tropic sunset. There is very
little available land toward Dia-
mond Head and as time passes
steps must be taken toward bet
ter facilities for reaching points
beyond it. II is possible that a
good road around the head
would be in the line of public
improvements, and, if the land
in that locality is owned by the
government, an increased trea-
Sury balance would be the re-
suit. II there were more lots
along the beach more people
would live there and improve
them. Every dollar of improve
mentS means so much for the
government by way of taXa-
ton and that alone should be
an inducement for it to extend
roads wherever il is possible.
Ever since we started bust
ness we have aimed to secure
such goods As We believed tc
BE- suited to The tastes of lhi
people on the Islands. Any.
thing in the way Of a novelty
when il is believed to be really
good is secured by us ans
offered to the public almost 4,
soon is it is introduced in III,
United States or Europe. Ont
of the latest is the Metallic Re.
irigtrltor for use in the bed.
room. We think this is a goot
thing because il obviate> th>
necessity Of people going Il
the kitchen or pantry for mill
or anything else that is needec
during the night. For tho>i
who like luncheon in their bed,
; room late at night it is indi>,
penSible, rs it is admirably ar.
ranged to hold a large cold bot,
tie TO go with a small warn
bird. The price Of this novelt,
is low enough TO put it within
the reach OF everyone.
As we have mentioned Seve,
raj times before, the Wtrthlin
TripleX Sewing Machine is til,
best in the world. 1t is tn,
only machine that will chang,
the stitch from chain to loci
without bothering with a Sepa
rate and bungling attachment
1t is the only one we know O
that will sew three stitches b,
simply moving a thumb screw
b Nor do We know of any tina
has such magnificent tables a
those on the Wertheim. Ever
part OF the mechanism is con
Structed with a view to Simpli
city; the running parts are S
evenly balanced that a five yea
: old child can run il with ease
The necessity for water motor
or dynamoS for sewing ma
! chimes died with the inuoduc
ton of the Wertheim. W
sell them for less money tina
you pay for an ordinary har
rIInnIp ~ ana St,t.l, ,,,,,,,,,, ,,,n
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Quarrel Over Furniture.

Residents on Emma street were
startled yesterday afternoon by cries
OF "help!" and other evidence Of an
assault being made. Shortly after a
telephone was received at the Sta
ton for . police officer. Lieutenant
Holi responded to the call, and
found the trouble to be in house
occupied by a prominent lawyer. II
appears the latter was moving his
furniture, a dray being 10 front OF
the gate to cart the things away
The housekeeper objected to certain
articles being taken, claiming owner,
ship. Whether an assault was really
committed or not remains to lie
decided in court, as both parties
called on the Marshal during the
afternoon, the claimant vowing she
would have her late tenant arrested
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SITUATION WANTED.

Al EXPERIENCED STENOGRA-
~ ph.r desires employment Has alsG
had experience NJ collector and canyasscr
fer jewtlry irm; would bc glad ~ .n-
plpymont n above or In any posiii ion which
ho !, alb. 10 III Address II, !, strachan,"
General Delivery, Honolulu. ll73.3i'
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"Many Of the citizens Of Rainsville,
Indiana, are never without a bottle
Of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy in
the house," says Jacob Brown, the
leading merchant OF the place. This
Remedy has proven Of so much value
for colds and Group in children that
few mothers who know its worth
are willing to be without IL. For
sale by all dealers. Benson, Smith
Il Co, Agents for the Hawaiian Isl.
ands.
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J. +. Morgan will sell the house
hold furniture OF T.. Wolters at the
residence, corner OF Victoria and
Thurston avenues, at 10 o'clock to
morrow.
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