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The Van Buren press., 1894-06-23
WOMAN AND HOME.
A DRESDEN LUNCHEON.

II Is All tho Voguc for Springtime En-.
tcrtainments-A Delightful Combination
Of the Dainty with the Elegant-Every
Dish, Cup or Saucer Used Must Re Of
Genuine Dresden China.
A very dainty and fowery style Of
luncheon Is the vogue for springtime
entertainments, and into its scheme
enter all the features, each and every
one, of the pretty table and its setting
forth. This is known as the Dresden
luncheon.
First of all 1t is imperative that the
menu be us simple and limited as good
taste will allow.
Five courses, or six, including cof-
fee, are now considered sufficient for
the most elegant and formal luncheon
party. A hostess bears in mind that il
is supposedly slight midday meal
that she is serving to guests who
have breakfasted late and whose din
ner in the evening will be more or less
elaborate and substantial.
Bouillon, game, an entree. q salad
dessert and coffee, Is the accepted
menu.
With this most sensible innovation
OF simplicity cnre is taken that, the ap.
pointments Of service and table deco.
ration are rs light and dainty as the re;
past. That they are very handsome
aud exquisite in detail does not mean
that the effect of simplicity is not Sc
cured in perfection.
The Dresden luncheon is considered
to combine the dainty with the Gle
CANT more delightfully."- than any other
design of artistic entertainments YET
seen. The keynote is the blending
everywhere upon the table Of the del
icate Dresden china colors, blue, pink
yellow and violet'
The fine flowers seen upon the roya
china are scattered in embroidery ovel
the linen centerpieoe; on this stands @
Dresden bowl holding an old-fashioned
nosegay of pink rosebuds, h',t-houst
daisies with their yellow centers, pan
sizes and heliotrope. These are tied
The Van Buren press., 1894-06-23
PEERLESS CLASS.

misleading they be better defined al
large, fiat potatoes, being much broad
er and longer than they are thick. Pc
tatoes Of the Peerless class are moi
generally marketed until spring on nc
count of their superior keeping quail
ties. The prominent varieties are
Rural Blush" red; Rural New
Yorker" No. 9, white, ''and Blue Vie
tor" dark blush psrple in color.
The best all-round white potato i
the Rural New Yorker" No. 2. 1t i
prolific, vigorous and of excellent quail
ity, while most of the tubers are of {
medium and merchantable size.
The Van Buren press., 1894-06-23
FOR TYING FLEECES.
4 Device by Means Of Which Wool II
Eaailx Prepared for Market.


The illustration represents one Of the
most common devices for tying wool.
II is made of three boards, each 1 inch
thick and 1 foot wide. The middle
board Is cut into three pieces, the ends
being fastened to the middle piece by
the hinges A, 4, 4. A. This allows
the ends e, e, to be raised to vertical
position. The side boards are fastened
by the hinges b, to the center piece Il,
which allows them to be turned up
making trough-shaped box. At Q. O,
o, G, are fiat, steel, strap springs which
sink into the wood like the spring in
IN umbrella handle. After the sides
Of the box have been turned up the
ends E, E, are also raised until they
press past the springs which hold them
In position. At D, D, u. D, make shals
low v-shaped grooves e to 1einch
wide to hold the twine in place while
the fleece is being folded. Make the
number OF grooves equal to the mum.
Der of strings with which the fleece is
to be tied.
Drop all the leaves making fat sur
face. Place the twine in the grooves
and spread the fleece over 1t with the
cut side down. Turn In the outer
The Van Buren press., 1894-06-23

ana, running up to 1t, made the strings
souna. The music pleased him SO much
mat after his discovery he frequently
went In search Of the instrument and
scampered back and forth over the
s.rihgs' to his own great delight and to
'o .he amusement Of all who saw him.
Margaret Compton, in Chicago Inter
The Van Buren press., 1894-06-23
FARM AND GARDEN.
POINTS ABoUT POTATOES.
Different Varieties and How They Msy ~
Readily Distinguished.

Different Varieties ana HOW They Mey ne
Readily Distinguished.
To the majority OF people there are
only two classes of potatoes, the good
and the poor. Farmers recognize four
principal classes, but with the experts
who make study of their development
the classes 60 far beyond such simple
division, while the number Of varieties
is something overwhelming 10 novice
in potato lore. Al the Columbian laif
the New York potato exhibit slone
contained two hundred and fifty vsrie.
ties.
Experiments which are now being
carried on to increase the quantity Of
starch in the potato have met with
great success. In Europe the Germans
stand at the head in potato culture, but
The Van Buren press., 1894-06-23

.ook the little rats under his protec-
tion. He called them to him and
.oaxed them to snuggle down by his
side, as their mother would have done.
When they were allowed to run about
ha watched them and taught them
where they might go and where they
might not 20, running after any wild
youngster who strayed behind screens
or meddled with what he ought not 10
touch.
Onlv one of the seven orphans turned
ont n genius, but all of them became
respeetable rats and great credit to
Solomon.
The genius of the family one day
came upon guitar lying on the S01''
The Van Buren press., 1894-06-23
THE BICYCLE DRESS.
How Comfort May Easily De United with
Approprlateness

So much has been said and written
upon proper dress for women who ride
the wheel that anyone who is not q
practical cyclist might be pardoned =
feeling of bewilderment. French, Eng.
lish and American papers have all had
Il great deal to say upon this much.
discussed question, some OF thain adj
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-07-30
Cbromi[de Malaria.
Gin BUD, meldes Seioenoen fotcn=
fret Su9efdidt miro.

WoLarid lit cine &ranfbeit, tpelebe in. bet
Wfitte ober gegen @nbe beS Sommere, aui
trodenes, beiBes @etter folgt. Wtan dnml
lit enti6iebener Sbuttelfroit oOrb dnoen,
oftmalS jeoo3 lit WfaGaria bon '5Dmp7
tomen begtettet, iDel6e Iei6t nit anoerer
&ranfbeiten pertpebielt tperben fOnnen.
Wtit bieier cbronii6en Sorm BON 'DeaEoria
ltnb gcpobuli1 8ili0lttdt, G~erifoptun8,
@ppetitnerluit, bduftgeS ,&opfpe6, @eftbl
ber S6tpere, falte S6meiBe nit letdteut
Sroit9efitbl, bcIester 3unge, ger:ltger iebr
ounfler Trim unb aasentetrte S3toac9e perz
bunben.
SIS lit cine BEN Neraten febr gut befannte
Sbatiacbe, baB bur6 Gbinin btefe Sorm
bon Walaria nt6t su furiren it,. @erabe
IN btelen SGuen set9t Ye-ru-rtG ais etn
Walarias 6eilmittel feline grDBen gor3ige
ilber @bintm.
@s tetnigt ndmlib bas SDftem bon
leoem Sbetlben beS m~GIarticben @tftes.
GS felt Die @Bluit mieber fer, fEGrt bic
bumpf getporoenen Stn1c, unto brtngt etnen
boffnln9sfreubi9en 3uitanb 'oes @emiitbeS
8uriid, Ser bur6 Walarta itcberltb seritDrt
miro. SSn oteien Sdlen iDIlten Stpei S6ee=
l0ffel bon Pc-rr-na Dor je6er Mtabl3ett gez
nommen tper6en. 9teie @abe ioute oGz
mdbli6 bis auf BRET gbeeI0ffeI boil Bel
iebem @innebmen neritGrft mer6en, tpenn
ii6 nibt baLb 3eiben Der 8eiierung einz
itelen. Man-a-lin lollte nacb ber auf Der
5lafbe befinbltben @ebrau9sanlpeiiung
senommen tperben, tDenat Seritopfung Der
@in9etpet6e ~Dor9an6en TIT.
Cine DoQitdnbige mehi8inii6e N6ban6z
Lung Iber 9ronti6e nnb atute 0fataria
miro unent9eltli6 an ireenb cine 9lbreiie
.eei9ift bur6 The Pe-ru-na Drug
Manufacturing Company of Columbus,
Ohio.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-07-30

%.8.ribia brs IS i8en aeilte Ser
@ert - 45c@53c.
| @afer- Gertdufe lto6 Strobe 1porelt
! go. 2, 81@333e.
9qmereien - Sla6s ST .18@1.1 94
neuer) Simotbp $50; Slice SO. 40.
&lete-11. so.
gS btsfep-S1.92
Sutter- Bette @redinerpz gSaore 1910.
quite 174@1S4c. m~ittelmGBiee 154@164c.
8airp, bette, &c.,; mitteleute lt1tb cute 135
@144c; fril9er Yadiltg Stod 104@11c.
Sd e'-0oun9 Imericon9@94c., S6meiz
5erfaie 13@14c., 9imbur9er &c. @7c.
@efIii9e1- Sprin9 @bidelts 11@12c. 4:
@Gnie $4,000 bos 8uterb.
@ier- 1O3c. per Subeilb.
8obnen- 8efte Stables S1.90@.-;
rtittel9ute S1.80@1.85; NIT bet 0iaf6ire 9e.
reinigte 81. 35@1.4O.
@rbien- 9etrofnete, eriine, $4,000.
&artoffeln = &oie S1.50@1.GO bas
SAP. @arIp Ohio 81 .25@1.35.
81 ombeeren- $1.5O@1.75 per @aIe.
s. mbeeren- l. 15c@1.25 per @aie.
OetOelbeeren- 81. 50@S2. 90.
Sta6elbeeren-'$1.25 @t. SOC.
&irl6en-S1;5o@9.o0 per @aie.
Mep Eel -15@35c. bic Bor.
@dfiermeIoneu - 100 "a 175 per
@099o1.
genomen- S1.25@1.5o per 8un9.
@itronen- $4.O0@8.O 90 Die 8or.
6onig = @eiBer 6lee, lit 8tunbe ab9ez
tbeilt, 114@124c.; ui6t 10 bed, 1Q@11c.;
oullfel 10@103c. boS Bfnno; aus9elofieaer
5@6c. :
Gentle @eiBfraut, s1.OO@1.S5 bie
Crate; Sltme1fobl 25c@5Oc per Oubenb ;
Selerie -@-c. bas 9ubeElb @eiBe 6iibelt,
40@50c. baS 8uibel; Stefriib -@-b as
SAP: Moorriibelt 1O@15c. bas 9ubeno; Sur
fen 25@35c. bas 0ubenb; @g9 YIallt @
bas 8nb.; iuu9e @rbielL $1.g5 Il gu. Sod;
3miebeln, iull9e $1.75@2.OO per 6aB5 Coma
ten 35@50c. Ser @aie a 4 &0rbe; 8pbner,
S1.75@2.25 Der II "8ul6el~Sa6; Sporgel,
$1.0O@1.2 5 per ! 8Or; SiiBtOrn, 10@15c per
Subeno. >
,Salg - No. 1 41c, geo. 2 &c.
Counterfeit - A 43c., B &C., gel
bes &c.
8efencorn-.@nf ber ga6n ,fair" bis
o@6oice", grimes 34@34c.; mittleres, ROTH
o0er blaBfarbi9 3@34c.; rau6 unb 9rob 90
&c. n@boice", grimes, 3u @arpet=8iiritel1
BIC. nSelfzworfin9", grimes 24@3c.; roth
ober 9elb enbi9enOes 2@3c.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-07-30
Nuswdrtiee n1drfte.
2llloemcif1er proouFtenmorft.
Gyol9ellbe 9reile ruurOer bel or0Bcren

6oI9ell0e Frelle lpur0eN Bel 9rOBcren Yarz
tiell ~erSielt:
Meb1- Sdrter gSeisen CHatente) mrarelr
an9eiebt ,6l $3.15@3.40 III 6olS; mei9er
use SSelSei. SFaten IT. D $5:oo e 10; barter sseisen=
@eiSen=( 8ddfeumebD 81. 6O@1.9O; ,9teb 6ooH
81. 30@1.40 III SGden; l9iuter,peisen So. 400
2.55 i'll 6ol5.
fo89en- Serfaufe no6 9ro6e waren
9to. 2 414@42c.
@eu- gut bis porsii9li6 4 .0O@11.O0
@orn- &erfalfe no0 4Srobe marel1 No.
2, 44@45c., geo. 3 44@444c., 9}o. 4 400
1896.
@tntermei;eu- 8erfGufe nad Strobe
lroreM 9lo. j rOtQ 49M5Oc,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-07-30

@intpanberungsbe5oroen banbelt meroelt,
lit iebr fIar, uub cine Dor9dngi9e Ser
urtbcilung tDegen zines 0erbrebens ooer
zines auf iittlicbe 8erfemmenhett blnausz
laufenoen Sergebens 0tlbet bas seiebltbe
5tnoerniB Der 3ulaiiuu9 zines @tnpanbez
rers.
= Nm 9ierStas Morset stpii6en Gins
unb 3mei murbe in @offeppiae III &aillas
etnc unterirbii4c Grplolton Der1pIrt, tnelcbe
fart al Gin @robeben ertnnerte uno Wtets
len in ber Gunbe bic Giir9er aus Dem
S6lofe pedte unb S9aben anrt6tete. @e@
robe nDrDlib bon benz Srte lte9t etne
GuBerit ergiebise @rbgas=Q ueGe. Inn Die
ertpabntc 53eit neGten mebrere in fur3en
3nilbenrdumen auf einanoer fol9enoe Gr1
ploiionen Sic 8irger aus Dem Sblate,
pelbe, aus ben 8etten l~pringeno, ben Srt
in 9lGn5enber 8eleubtung iaben. Die Groe
Sitterte merfli6 uno bic @ebdube i6panf1
ten'ip fart, baB bic 8o~raeIan8efaBe fltrr1
ten uub Elm StetnbaseG itteg aus oer Qlelle
empOr. Sin Stein inn @etpi6te bon brelBtg
9funb iblug burcb baS 9a6 zines 9auieS
un0 bGtte beina6e beiien 8etuobner er1cbla7
gen. Nab S~a9esanbrucb entbtute 1tcb etn
etgentbimltcbes 8ilb, oenn bretBtg McreS
bes 8poens Der llmgebung ner Selquele
tparen tpie 6lr9 pultanii6e &raft aufge7
rilfen. &iefige SeLsbl0de lagen lumber,
mdbren6 funf3ebn bis 6retBtg SUP ttefe
Q0der 3eigten, tpo1er iene 9efomlnen tparen.
6Gu1er unb Stdae murben 3eritDrt uno
rieitse @rbmaiien lagen bort, 90 lte norber
ttemals geLegen batte1.
- 9er lGngite Sarg, 6er iemals bon Der
yMuncie @asfet COMPANY" angeferttgt
tporben lit, mur6e bteier Sage na6 benz
@ount0 9lQen in Subiana 9eienbet. st
miBt in Der QGnge iteben SUB iecbS 3ou
unb mar fir Bic 2ei6e zines Oer S1Dtnoz
iu9t erlegenen pier3ebnidbrigen WfdohenS
beitimmt. Die Sobte meB iteben SUB brei
3oa an &0rperldnge. Sbre @ltern pobz
men in Get ltm9e8enb BON Sort Wapne.
- Wobl 1tur t~petigen tit eS biSber be-
fannt g%eipeien, baB in ber gfabe BON Bbts
laoelpbia, tpcnige Wleilen BON YottstotDn,
cine Observation-Disclosures, Elm Sellenmeer,
~eriitirt, ipie man lie I'M Sbentpalb, i'm
6ar3, in. Sfanbinaoien unb an anoeren
0r1en bier unO ba ftnbet. gtab Der Nns
ii9t Bet @eolo0en iino bteie SeLien11teere,
tpelcbe aus 9roBet lnre9el11aBt9en Stetn@
bl0den beite6en, burb Geripttterltng bon
Bergen ober baour6 ertitanben. baB tpGbz
renO beS @is3eit lolbe 8lO6e bon ben @tSz
i9oGen bortbtn getragen unO BON ibnen,
ais ite gu i6mel8en %begannen, abgelagert
tporben iinb. 9aa Selienmeer BET BottSz
topn beitbt nod Die Gtgentbii mlicbfett, Dab
Die TelsbL0de neri6iebene Gone bon lt6
oohott tno1n man INIT SGf1rncrn n,tf flo
i6ldgt, 10 baB es geLu1gen lit, auf oteien
Steinen Melobien por3utragen. Gtne Qnz
3obl bon 8 ottStopner Oednnern, beren
Nauten metit bic beuti9e Qbfunft nerrGtb,
baben nun bon 9ottStotpn aus cine eletz
trii6e 8abn nab bieien uRtn9ing &OGs"
gebaut unb BORT einen Garf erribtet, tpelz
ober Sonntassibulen, 8ereinen, @eieas
i9aften etc. fret Sur 8erfii9un9 itebt.
2IusIano.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-07-30
Warftberi0t.
Ghtcoop. %. Slll.

@btca9O, %. Suli.
Nn Der @etreibeb0rie 1poren belte oie
@ei6Gfte re6t flou. Ser 9lnfaltospreis
fir Septemberpei3elt lpar 524 ulto BEL S6luB
528. Corn per @eptember itanb BEL S9luB
auf AL ltnb l6afer alf 20S.
Die bO6iteu, nieOrt9iten ltnb S9lnBpreiIe
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-07-30

@9ofe. 9ie 3ufubr betrls beute 1000
Stiid 9esen 1857 am pori9eu @oruobenb.
@ei6GIte SientIt6 lebbaft aber greiie 10 nie=
brig 1pte te 5upor.
@ertduft murber:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-07-30
@ie1marft.

@btca 9 o, SD, %. Suli.
9tn1, Sc inbpie6morft betrlg beatte. bic
.3ufubr 1,500 Stid 9e9en 81 Stiid, am
pori9en Sonnabenb. S9rpere Stiere i'll gutter
Na6fra9e ulb etrpas letter i'm Breiie.
Yerfauft 1purbem:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-07-30
8inansberl9t.
6 &c oao, %.

VVtC D, 90 o5H1G.
9t BET G~fieftenbOrie par bas GieI6dft
ltnre9eltndBi9. 9Seit @bicG9o &ctielt bra6=
ten 1344@133, @Qep ,,@" AZ, Cafe StraBe
,2" 49,. 9torO @6ica9o's 1884.
9te Sontausslei9unser b%eliefen ii6 ouf
81 ,S58 800.
8unbesi@utb @ein i6loiisn III
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-07-30

9tm cd peinemortt belief it'd Die j3lt=
fllbr auf 10000 Stiid 9e9en 12,483 dm pori=
gen Son1obenb. 2ebbaftes @ei6Gft urb greile
ein ment9 bober. 0ieielben p%ariirteu
51pti6en $3.50 unb $3.50.
@erfauft 1prrben:
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-11-23
IHE wHEELMEN.
Entries for the Road Race and the
Thanksgiving Meet.

Entries for the Road Race and the
Thanksgiving Meet.
The entries for the ten.mile road
race to take place at I:U o'clock to.
morrow afternoon and the meet on
Thanksgiving day closed at the King
Street Cyclery at b o'clock yester-
day afternoon. The following are
the entries for the road race, aud
their respective handicaps:
7. A. Griiliths and II. +. Terrill -
scratch.
Henry Giles and Il. A. Dexter /
minute, IL seconds.
A. G. Atkinson and Ii. +. Walker
i minute, 30 seconds.
q II. Angus minutes, 10 sec
onds.
Cupid and n. Halstead-2 minutes,
30 seconds.
W. Chapman and L. Marshall e. 3
minutes, 10 second.
II. Hapai, +. White, J. A. Thomp.
son and &. +. Murray, 3 minutes, 10
seconds.
For the bicycle meet ON Thans-
giving the following will be the
program:
One mile maiden, scratrh-T.
White, }. A. Thompson, &. +. Muir.
ray, l.. Marshall, ". Chamberlain.
Half mile open, scratch w.
Chapman, X. x. Dexter, Henry Giles,
Cupid, II. A. Terrill, A. l.. &. Atkiu.
son.
One mile novice, handicap-C. +.
Murray, T.White, Henry Hapai, Geo.
Angus, +. Angus, l.. Marshal, A. l..
&. Atkinson.
One mile open, handicap X. 4.
Dexter, II. A. Terrill, l.. Marshall,
Cupid, A. l.. {. Atkinson, ". Chap
mau, Henry Giles, IL. +. Walker, y,
Halstead.
Half mile, boys under IA Giles,
W. Chiffon, Il. Cartwright.
Quarter mile open, scratch Henry
Giles, Cupid, II. A. Tsrrill, A. l.. c.
Atkinson, W. Chapman, Il. A. Dex
tor.
One mile, 3.mimute class, handi
cap Geo. Angus, l.. Marshall A. l.
=. Atkinson, \. Halslead, J. A
Thompson, &. +. Murray, II. Hapai
Three mile, scratch-W Chap
man, A. l.. &. Atkinson, l.. A. Dexter
Geo. Angus, II. A. Terrill, II. +
Walker, Henry Giles, y. Hslstead.
A good afternoons sport is as
sumed for Thanksgiving Day, and a
the wheelmen have been hard il
training there will be- some good
races. Although the streets hav,
not been altogether suitable for rid
ing on, the boys have been out, rail-
or shine. The three. race TO
the Rambler trophy will he the
event Of the day.
The following will be the officer
for the road race 10 take place to
morrow af,, moon: Clarcncs Mac
farlane and Ed. Mossman, starters
F. Kruger and ". +. Love, time
keepers; j. W. James, referee; Thos
Wright, Heilbron and another
judges; "Jock" Mcguire, clerk o
course. Henry Giles will probabl
not ride tomorrow, as he is still
uuwell
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-11-23
The Cruelty Case is Settled Out OF
Court.

The little six-year old Chinese girl
who complained Of ill-treatmeut 10y
her foster mother to Marshal Hitch
cock is being cared for by Rev. and
Mrs, +. W, Damon. She has been
sent to school aud the woman, All
Oi, has promised to have nothing
more to do with the girl, All Oh
was 10 have been prosecuted for AS
sault, but at the request OF Mr.
Damon the ease was dropped The
girl was bought in China by agents
OF the woman To be- u servant foI
her
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-11-23
LADIES' COLUMN.

w, asked you last week to
call and see those magnilic' mt
CoTTON CREpES in EVENING
SHADES. Also the CoLoRED
and FIGuHED CoTTON Ducks,
the GiNGiiAMS. OXTORDS,
CALICoS. CoLol,ED FRENCH
ORGANIZES. BLACK FHENCm
Lawns, LIN.N Lawns, etc.
The run on these goods has
CAUSED us to continue the safe
for another week. We still
have Il sweet variety Of pat
tcrns. An encouraging low
II, - of plicc-and We say,
encouraging lowncss Of price,
because they arc Quick Sales
and Small Profit prices. II
you pay less YOU can rest as
.urcd you will get less. The
soonrr you appreciate this
fact, the so0ncr you will real
i've that You can Enonomizc
and still he a fashionable
Butterfly.
We want your trade and
will have it if good, and
prices are IN object to you.
a. the time approaches Ton
our proposed Volcano trip,
the question: "Who has IT,.
most tickcts?" is asked daily,
We won't give it away, but
simply say keep every one OF
your own, rs You may bc the
lucky one.
One thing now We want t.
call your especial attention t,
is our Embroidered Cashmcr,
Shaw's in all shades. W.
have handled shawlS for fort,
years, but this lot beats tLcll
all. They are the kind w
like to look ut, and vet thc'
arc like the rest of the good
For Sale.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-11-23
Died.

BROWN In this city, Nov. -. iS,i Der
nice kamamalu ii infant daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. &. a. Brown.
- Services will bc urld al the family
residence this lritay aftrrnuui at I
O'Clock l"tcfuCnt 1t Waipiv, Eva, later
in the week
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-11-23
NAPA SODA

are always sure of its absolute"
purity. We warrant every bot
tie. NARA SOFA /, pur" mine.
raj water, just ~ il comes charged
with sparkling gas from the ho-
som of mother earth. II i. pre-
scribcd and recommended 10y Tia"
most eminent physicians, 1t Is
not one of the new "nak".hc.
licvc" natural waters, but has
been in extensive list for twenty.
five years, "" furnish thi,
"king of Table Waters" Toy the
Bottle, Dozen or Case. We new
have cast, Of Sixty Bottles, -
pccially for families, at TIA" very
rcasonahl" pric" Of 81 per "a,r
a trial order solicited 10y the
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Shipping Notss.

The bark.n,ine =. y. Castle, l.. u Hub
bard, sailed yesterday for san 7 anciSro
with tSji bags sugar shipped by "a tie n
Cooke. inEJ do. by W. q. Irwin n Co., 40
bags rice 10y NJ. ). Grinbaum n Co. DO
nIestic value. Sij.hjl
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A Sad Case.

A man went into Mani. Shoe Co.'S
Shoe Store the other day, and while
there took q lit, aud says no never
had one like IL beiore.
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LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.
st. Andrews Fair tomorrow.

st. Andrews Fair to. morrow.
Hawaiian Council, A. L. OF H.,
will meet this evening.
Captain Thompson went as master
Of the Keauhou this trip.
"Scots wha haze" will assemble at
Thistle hall this evening.
T. p. Cummins has fully recover
ed his health, and was about town
to-day.
Prof. Berger's string orchestra
will play on the Hotel veranda this
evening.
The s. S. Alameda did not get
away for the Colonies until 8 o'clock
yesterday afternoon.
Customs officers seized 5000 cigars
on the schooner Aloha on her arrival
at San Francisco on Nov. II.
The old boiler OF the steamer Ka-
ala was taken outside yesterday by
the steamer Pele and dropped over
board.
II Il. NJ. s. Hyacinth occupies
naval row alone, now, the U. S. s.
Yorktown having left for the Asiatic
station.
The new shed over the Nuuanu
street wharf is in course Of construc-
ton. j. Ouderkirk is superint-nd.
ing the work.
Services will be held in the tent,
corner Richards aud Merchant
streets, this evening. The public is
invited to attend.
1t is reported that Mr. Backal, a
contractor on the Oahu Railway ex.
tension, is Offering natives 81 a day
or 81 month as laborers.
Mechanics Home, corner Hotel
aud Nuuanu streets, lodging by day,
week or month. Terms: Is aud 50
cents per night; 81 and fl.25 per
week.
Edmund Norrie, editor OF the
Holomua, was cited yesterday even
ing by penal summons to answer to
the charge Of publishing seditious
language.
Ross Spencer, an policeman,
was arrested this morning for sxtor.
ton. Spencer was discharged from
the force for the same oifense, his
victim being a Japanese.
The boundless pillows OF the
broad Pacific are now breaking Ia
dashing breakers upon the beautiful
beach at the Long Branch Baths
over which genial Jim Sherwood
presides.
George Malina waived examina
ton in the District Court this morn
ing and was committed to the Cir
cult Court for trial. Malina |,
charged with perjury in the sscond
degree. He is the person who wa
found not guilty OF larceny by q Ha
waiian jury this term.
| To morrow is tn. 9th OF Novem
Der, aud as everyone knows or ough
to, Il is the day set apart for the 81
Andrews fair. II opens at la
o'clock in the morning, when tn
ladies in charge Of the difFeren
tables will be very pleased to wal
ON you. The luau aud lunch vii
he served At the same hour.
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As a Rule

Is a Rule
You do not get more than
your moneys worth when
YOU make u purchase; aud
great many times not quite
that.
Your good common scnsc
will tell you that most con.
Germs, if they fulfilled the
pledges made in their ndvcr-
tiscmcnts, could not last six
months. muoK ABOUT"
and with your good iudg-
mcnt decide who really
carries the best selected
stock; whose goods are of the
"fINEsT QuALrTY;" who
gives "TmE MosT FoR TmE
MONEY"
My good- combine tl.r
quality, with ~ low II price
rs same goods can bc pur.
chased anywhere. Such
lines as ] carry, cannot he
purchased by remaining nj
home and writing for them;
and for that reason ! make
my yearly trips to the mar
kcts ofthc World. Picking
up Il new line here, Il few
pieces there, until ! hay,
gathered together every,
thing new and desirable il
my many lines.
You'd hc astnnishcd /,
get II FINE UMBRELLA
handsomely carved head
with II fine stylish came Il
match, both mounted il
silver, for
s. 8. ..
The set for hi, i, ahou
what Il cane alone used L
cost; and vet this i, wha
We are Offering YOU now
and this i. only one Of man,
articles at popular prize"
offered this season 10y
q. F. WICAMAN,
Fort Street.
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Prince Il Ahrrnberg aud valet left
for the Volcano on the " Il Hall
this morning
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The Board "f Health recount
mend that all drinking water
bc boiled and filtered. y" "m"
doubts the necessity of thi- pre-.
caution with our city supply,
but those who drink
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MEETING NOTICE.

As ABBOT RSEp MEEIINn uE
~ MILuIK.r NIENW-ull CO.. tainted,
viii be- held ~ their oIhr", ~ tins r,ty, On
MONDAY, Nov, 20, ls.ii, ~ ~ clock q, ".
uH-lt >, u, ROsE, secretary.