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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-19
IT Ia no, too early 10 begin In get resdy

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grass w We" ""h''".
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t"r 'ne oe'""rHu"h 7" "'n"r'h nay w
occ"mihg manner
wE'vR entertained y pretty fair npin.
Inn 81 C"fey M !" date hn' We All g"n"
h""-"e '"r"H"hS !" "N'"'"'
TVS Mojave Miner announces itself ~
tDnAl qua ALLEGATION for NoteIr,
TorkkA hasn't done M lively trade In
rations as she IL doing now, since Slower
distributed the grasshopi-r gosls.
NJ pAsn hal ,hr-. dc.,ructiy. fires in N
week, and th. citizens call loudly fer bet
ter facilities Ia control the drvnurng rlr
ment
Captain wArsns's or,Ier Al Blu.bcld.
IL generally r,yArirl Aa A bluff But
bluff 10 a goo.i deal better than uuir, sub.
missiou Ia an outrage
Nor .n sure alnu, Col breckenridge.
amer all The drcrn, p,,.pl. nf the Ash.
land district are getting very vigorous
move ON Themselves
70 dos r.. SAINT, president 81 the fan
association: VIII, IA thunder don't YOU
get ~ work on the next annual fair
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-19

THIS only sAd feature 81 Col Albrisht's
jervmiai about democratic ingrs,itads, 10
.he truth of Il.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-19
c.,.e,,. v.,n.r's wsr-,.s

Rev J Pr,ri. pastor II the Catholic
church. Flagstaff. Arisnna. sends the I'll.
lowing letter 10 the lrmoera, 81 tina,
town
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-02-01
{gFyss BaFszaEsl
DIVA ray dziennieH
Najpopularnieisze plsmo polskie:

Najpopularnle1sze plsmo polskle:
Wychodzi codziennie W dw6eb
edycjach: rannei w1eczornej, o.
pr6cz SWAT i dni swiateoznych. "
kt6re wYchodzl a ieden ma dzleh.
OlbrzYmi dzial t~elegram6w i
korespondencyj ze wszystkich stolio
e%uropejsk1ch i panstw zaocea-
nowYch, wreszc1e wsp6lpracownlct.
wo pierwszorzednYch ~pisarz6w
polskich zjedna1y
KURYER0Wl WARSZAWSKIEMU
wyjatkow9 W kraju naszym i "a.
granlca p%oczytnosc 1 powage.
wynosi m%iesiscznie rs. I kop. 50. Nu==
mer pojedyhczy wieczorny ko%sztuje W
Warszawie koD.> 5, porannY zas kop. 8
Cena og4oszen: keklamy: "a Je.
den Wiersz garmt ntowy, albo jego
miejsce pierwszy raz IS kop., kazdy
nastepny raz kop 20.
KorespOndencya prywatna 20
Genie reklam.
Nekrologia: "a wiersz Is kop.
zwyczaJne ogloszenla: "a jeden
wie5sz petitowy, alho jego miejsce,
nierwszy raz 10 kop. kazdy nastepny
raz 8 kop.
Male og4oszenia "a jeden wyraz
70 2 kon- kazdy raz og|oszenie minimum
20 kop.
Nadeslane: "a leden wiersz
garmOntOWY rs. /.
Adres ola depesz
NARSZAWA. RUSSIA.
Adres ola ljSt6W:
Warszawa. KURYER WARSZAWSKl
Ogolny adres.
KURYER WARSZAWSKI.
Blac Teatralny Nv lerzbowa 8.
WarszaWa. Europe, Russia
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-02-01
Ksiazki do nabozeh-
silva -

Dzivcie DO Boga....... ......2o
Dziecie do Boga 70 oxfoteml br1e.
Kwiat niewinnosci ola dzieci polls
kich W Ameryce.
yKsia2eczka" do nabokehstwa ola
mtodzieiy, zfocone brzegi, z1oco.
ny tytulik, p6fsk6rek sotytuli.
KEN J6zefa Chooiszew.Rtsgo1
Ia sama ksakeczka oprawna "
sk6rke z obrazkiem......95
Ia sama ,,KsiaEeczka do naboteh.
e iva %ms ola %1odS}ssy" 'kue ss
Ia sauna op1awna W ko6d sfoniowa,
albo W aksamit. o........l rs
Ola doresfych b.
ANI0h sTROz oprawny W skorks
zfocone brzegR zoo
Ani6l q z, - oprawny W
sk6rke, z}ocone brzegi, z okuciem,
zameczkiem, > z}otym tytulik1em
ANIOh sTRuz opracny W koss
sfonlowa Tub W aksamit.. 500
zEOTY~ OHTARZYK, mocno o.
pr&wny re zfoconyu tytulikiem
WYBOREK opraw. " pf6tno $o.4e
" zfocone brzegi, skorka O.90
okuclemi zameczkiem LOG
- OETARZYK POLSKI -
70 zfoconemi brzegami LAO
70 sprzaczka z okuciem 900
DUNN opraw. " sk6rke l.5o
zfocene brzegi LIS
20 sprzaczka 500
Ogr6dek D h y, O.
prawny " sk6rke, z}ocone brze.
81, z obrazkami ma ok{adce,@ z{es
conym tYtulikiem ...... $3.50
Ia sama ksiazka Z Fam czkiem
i okueiem. 200
w lane k Mary, opr. "
sh5rke.. LIB
Wianek Mary, z5ocony
@tulik i z}ns brzegi> lie
Wianel sryi. zkos,ne
brzegi. .kiem / eka.ie14
s.... ,~..s@r.e8 Q
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-02-01
NoWYch Ksiazek

NoWych Ksiqzek
prowadzi}a codopiero & Europy
ksiegarnia H ieronim a D er
d O wsk1ego W Winonie, 9
mianowicie.
!, Cic e 6 hrzeI
Il s K a. ksizzka do
nabozenstWa ola katolikdw
" 6licznej z{oconej / wy
~tfaczanei ok{adoe Graz ze
zEoconym brzegiem l.&
8. Bog DadzieJa n a.
SEA, ksia2ka do nabozeh.
silva, " +akiej s:smej kosz~
towne} opra" 1.&
8. B sd21W ola T O.
a, modlitwy !; rozmysla-
nia ma vszyst*;e uroczy.
s5aSci koSoielne ma wszel.
kie okol1cznoscl zycia, W
droglej oprawle al
4 K siazka d b o.
zehstwa Dunina (w
najwspanialszej oprawie,
bez okucla) 2.Ql
* "A n x cnrour.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-02-01
Sczeg64y morderstwa
W Pradze.

Wsobote d.23 gr. wieczorem
rozeszla sic po Pradze wiado~
mosc, il rekawniczek Alojzy
Mrwa zosta1 we wfasnem
mieszkaniu zamordowany szty-
letem W chwili gdy sic zajmo.
wal przvstro]eniem drzewka W
willie Bozego Narodzenia. Cd
razu wzbudzito sic podejrzenie,
| re Mrwa padl ofara zemsty
iakiegos grona zapalehcow,
kt6rzy uwierzyli. il byf szpie-
giem policYjnym.
Jak wiadomo, pierwszy do
mysl pod lynn w2gledem
wypowiedzia} pa posiedzeniu
Izby poselsziej dnia II paz-
dziernika pose1 miodoczeski
dr.. Herold, OSwiadcz7t on
wtedy: Omlandina u. tajny
zwiazek, by1a k6}kiem m}o'
dziehc6w cd Is do 20 lat,
urzadzonem ma \ podstawie
socyalistYcznej. Ono to podob
no wywola}o rozruchy pragskie.
Jak sic to stato, o lie eli ludz::e
sa w1nni ME wien, ale wiem
ma pewno, BE ieden z przy-
w6dgc6w tego grona stat W
s1uzbie policYi. Jest On ajen-
tenn policyi, g. ma swych kar-
tach wisytowych zwie sic
.:Rigoletto di Tosoana.' Pod
BURIAL on ciagle innYch do
zamazYwania orl6w ma skrzyn'
k8ch Cd listow, by} kllka razY
wieziony, ale Zawsze zosta1
wypuszczony na wolnos6; so
uWiedzionych m}odych cz5ons
kow 0mladiny prz:sgiaduje we
w%iezieniu pod zarzu5em zdrady
slanu, ten zas, kt6rY ich
uwi6df, g potem zdradzi},
swobodnie i bezkarnie uwija
sic pc Pradze."
Ma posied2enlu dnia Is
grudnia minister spraw wew-
netrznych margrabia Bacque-
hem oswiadczYf: "A teraz
st6sownie do zapowiedzi, wy
pada mi zajaG sic rae eszcze
acz krotko, rekawicsnikiem
Mrwa.
Ow Mrwa by} przedewszyst'
KEN tw6rca tajnego zwiazku,
znanego pod nazwa: Praga
podziemna." Ten tajny zwiazek
odbywat 2gromadzenia swe W
podziemiach i zamier2a1 prze.
dewszystkiem dosta6 sic do
podziemi Namiestnictwa, a ztad
do samego gmachu, gdzie
spodziewano sic kasy skarbo-
wei. Mrwa wowczas, dnia %
pazdziernika 1892 roku zostaf
aresztowany przez policya, ale
zaraz odstawiony sadowi i W
roZprawie ostatecznei wraz re
wszystkiemi towarzyszaml u
woln1onv. Pc rag drugi wszedi
Mrwa W stYcznosc z policYa z
powodu udzialu W zbiegowisku,
ktore mia1o miejsce W pobli&u
Strasznlc. Znowu oddano 90
sadowj, pozostawat W a~reszcie
sledczym al do rozprawY
gt6wnej i ma niej dnia 80
lipca zr. wraz kilkoma
wspofoskarzonymi uwolniony
i wYpussczony. Odtad tylkc
rag jeszcze zetknat sic Mrwa
z policya. Me b7lo jednah
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-02-01

| rownie dobitnie przeczY temu
opiekunka nieboszczyka.
w 9tym roku 2Ycia utraclf
Mrwa rodzic6w. Przygarnlety
przez c.otke, wdowe Anne
Kereauszowa, wyucsyt sic
rekawlcznictwa i cd kjlku lat
pomagat jej W sktad2ie reka.
wiczek: Mrwa liczy} FL lat, byf
garbaty, sfabowitY, o choro-
bliwie bladej twarzy, cd milo
dosci zagorZafy splskowiec.
W sobote pc po}udniu Mrwa
W pierwszej izbie z dwoma
przyjacio1mi, l8-letnim robot
nikiem fabrYcznym Otokarem
Dole1alem z Wiednia i 17.]et-
MIN pajemnikiem Franciszkiem
Dragounem graf W karty. TAX
zastaia ich wdowa, gdy 4tej
z~ajrzafa do pomieszkania. GdY
o 6tej powtornie wr6cila do
domu, drzwi pomieszkania
~zastata zamkniete, a ma ganku
spotkafa innego znajomego
Mrwy, l9-letniego ~Slusarczyka
Wacfawa Dworzaka, Ten
niebawem oddali} sic celem
s odszukania MrwY u sasiadki.
Kereauszow przypuszcza]ac, re
pasierb wyszedlssy ma miasto,
zabraf klucz cd pomieszkania
p%owr6ci1a do swego skiadu.
Tam niediugo potem przybiegl
Dworzak 2. wiadomoscia, Re
Mrwa ley martwy W poko]u.
Komisya sqdowa zastafa
Mrwe lezacego w poko]u IA
podfodze, zbroczonego krwla,
re sladami duszenia ma gardle
/ gleboka rama W lewym boku
Trup leza} obok IA wpoi
przystrojonei chojenisl, " reku
trzymal swistek kolorowego
papieru, uzywanego do pray
strojenia drzewka. Oc2ywiscie
vice aab6jcy napadll go w
chwili, gdY przystraja} drew
ko. schwycili 60 "a gardio.ab
ME m6gt wo}a6 o ponce, po~
tenn przebili sztyletem.
Policya przeslucbiwala przez
kilka godzin aresztowanYch
Dole2a}a i Dragouna, kt0rzy
- jak sic zdaie - zamordo-
wall Mrwe razem Dworza-
klein, ktory podczas morder~
silva stall pred dr1wiami ma
czatach. w p~orozumieniu
mia1 z mimi zostawaG lake
robotnik Kriz, kt6ry utrz ymy-
wal Doleza1a i Dworzaka.
Aresztowani wskutek podej-
rzenia O zamordowanie Mrwy
pomocnicy slusarscy Do!aza} i
Dragouu, przyznali sic naJ1u-
pelniej do morderstwa, zt6re
popefniono w sobote wieczorem
W mieszkaniu Mrwy. Opisujac
szczeg6lowo przebieg -morder-
silva, podaja, il Mrwe, kt6ry
bY} zajety przYstrajaniem cho-
jenki, porwat Dragoun "a
gard}o i dusk, podczas gdy
Dolezat przebil mu piers
nozem. 0 godz. 10 pot W
nocy przybyli mordercy do
Kriza, z kt6rym W uied2iele
rano zostali aresztowani. Kriz
przeczy ]akoby bYt wsp6lni-
klein zbrodni, dwal inni gas
przedsta wiaja go jake tego,
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-02-01
. By1em f%eldfeblem.

ASAAA ASANAo0!0~N
: - I to dopiero teraz do
wiadujemy sic o tenn Cd pana.
Kiedyz to nastapi}o?
- Pc bitwie pod Inkerma-
mem. Szczescia eagle mi
sprzyja}o; pc bitwie podAlma
zamianowano mic kapralem,
potem feldfeblem, dosta}em
nastepnie medal i krzyz.
: Opowiedz nam pan o
tenn wszystkiem, prosi{
Jakob.
= Moi Boze, kochany ia
kobe, czyni}em to wszystko
co inni, tylko pod Alma mia
lem szczescie uratowa6 ranne-
go pu}kownika. Skoczy}em do
kilku Rosyan, kt6ry mnie
w}asnie otoczyli, cia}em ma
prawo i ia lewo, tax re kilku
zabi}em, a reszta uciekla,
krzYczac:
Czort! Czort! co znaczy
w ich jezyku: Satan!
"A Z jakiego powodu
otrzymales pan inne odznaki,
- zapyta}a PAM Blido.
- 20 bitwle pod Inkerma-
mem mianowany by}em field
feblem, - m6wi{ Mutier, -
poniewaz powszechnie twier.
dzono, re bi}em sic "a die
sieciu, i poniewaz odbi}em
,armate, kt6ra juz wpad}a W
rece Rosyan. By}a to armata
angielska, a ME warta zycia
awunastu Rosyan, kt6rzy
padli W jei obronie. Sta}o sic
iednak / zostalem "a to
feldfeblem.
= Ia coz dano panu me-
dial? - pyta znowu Anna.
= PAM Q niczem ME zapo-
minasz, - odpowiada Mutier.
- Otrzymalem 60 "a to, re
kilku Rosyan zapedzi}em w
rzeke, Nasi ludzie utracili
ofcera, ot6z w szczesliwa
godzine o%bjqlem mad rimi
komende, CO take moge
policzyc ma skarb mel szcze-
sliwei gwiazdy. Ale co PAM
Jest, panno Ammo? Masz oczy
pe{ne }ez. Czyzbym mimowoll
zasmucik pania mojem opo-
wiadaniem?
Me, panic Mutierze, -
odpowiedzia}a Anna; - wrzu-
sza mnie pahska skromnosc;
ale ME uwazaj pan ma mnle,
to przejdzie.
Opowiadanie przeciagne}o
sic az do po}udnia, kazdy
przeciez slucha} z wielkiem
zaciekawieniem. Prey kawie
zapyta} Jakob, CO sic sta}o z
genera}em wzietym do ME
wolf.
l on take jak ia otrzy-
mal postrza}, - odpowiedzial
Mutier, = przytem ssjuz by}
ranny. To by} bardzo dobry
cz}owiek i przez wdziecznoSc
ME chcia} mnie pus6ic cd
siebie. Pozostawalismy zatem
razem W szpitalu W Marsylii,
W kt6rym st6sownie do jego
zadania wyznaczono mi So
siedui pok6j; nastepnie pre-
pisano nam obudwom kapiele.
Kiedy nastepnie przybylismy
z genera}em do Paryza, gdzie
mia} interesa, chciaz mlf
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-02-01

.PkACIC IA
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-05-04
FLoUrING AT PRINCIPLE.

1t j. surprising tn. ilippancy with
which the professed champions of
reform waive some OF the most
highly accepted principles 81 politi
rrl reform whenever it suits "A pur-
pose Of the moment One of the
hardest won and most earnestly
cherished reforms gained in coun-
tries that have b-en struggling int"
greater purity nfparty politics, with
in the past half century, is the trans
fer OF contested election cases from
the heated arena Of Legislative discus
sion and decision To the cool atmos.
pherr Of the civil courts. Here now
We find the Advertiser, a paper self
advertised for several years past ~
the organ Of the reform movement"
taunting a candidate who does not
accept his defeat as fair, aud is
looking TO the courts for redress,
with the declaration that the con.
stitutional convention is by the law
creating it To he the sole Judge of
the qualifications OF its own mem
bers, and that the courts are there
fore without any jurisdiction 10 try
any complaint OF fraud or unfair
Hess in the recent election Of dele.
gates to that body. Either the Ad-
Nertiser is straining technical
point Of law in ruling the courts not
in il, or else the law has been pur.
posely designed to give the T. Il.
majority tyrannical powers in de
Gliding disputes as to seats in the
convention. II does not augur well
for a single-eyed purpose on the
part OF the Government to frame a
fundamental law that shall embody
all the undoubted gains for political
purity hitherto made here and else
where, that, in the very arrange
ments for holding the convention
that is charged with the great work,
there should be perpetuated an
abuse that has been recognized aud
antagonized in Hawaii as well as in
other countries The trial Of con
tested elections by the civil courts
was provided for in the Reform
election law Of lsSS, and re-enacted
IL the National Reform law of 1880.
It is an accepted principle Of sound
aud honest politics in these islands
No credit is therefore reflected upon
the Provisional Government for de-
parting fruu il On the very first
opportunity, a. it has done II tho
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-05-04
THEY LIKE 1T NOT.

Both OF the papers supporting the
Provisional Government seem dis
gus,rd al the result Of the constitu-
tiuual convention election. The
Star finds nobody elected who has
had any Legislative experience. while
the Advertiser is alarmed at the
prominence the Portuguese. have
achieved in th. embryo republic
Perhaps they foresec tha, the dcspr.
rate schemes adopted to pack the
convention. ON tn. par, of party
organizations a. we'll as uf the Gov.
ernment. will prov. To hav. been
only a forctaste of the political
methods that will charart.rile ih.
working Of a republican establish.
mcnt. Although republicanism in
itself cannot be held to account Tor
the grotesque exprdi"nts of this oc-
"asiOn, II must be remembered that
the present masters of Hawaiian
affairs wan, anything but pur"
republican system. Under such a
system they would not be allowed
10 rule, It is extremely doubtful il
anything recognizable a. a republic
will br produced by a constitutional
convention in which they will he
dominant.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-05-04
JUDICIARY JoTTINGS.
Variety of Cuttings from the Clerks
Office.

The Parker bankruptcy case is
further postponed till June |.
Mary kruuse has discontinued
separation proceedings against Tho
mas krousc.
Oahu Railway N Land Co.'S suit
against W. l.. Wilcox has been dis
continued
Judge Cooper. on hearing the
petition of john y. Kauaulu to de
t.rmiue the heirs at law of Kap ka
kce Elikapeka, deceased intpstate.
and to decree the distribution Of
the estate. decided to sign a decree
determining that J. y. Kanaulu.
iiina Kaalomakani Kamai aud Pa.
palma are the heirs, and that the
property be distributed among them
equally. Poepoe for petitioner.
Kealaina Anus receipt is filed for
S'l3.25 from YIN Quon, admins
traitor Of the estate of All Niu. being
Si.15 for each " seven minor chill
dren.
Thomas W. Rawlius. plaintiff. by
his attorneys. Cecil Brown aud W.
A. Kinney, has filed his repliraii ion
to the pleas in bar Of the Honolulu
Soap Works Co. defendant. to his
suit for damages entered for trial al
the May term.
In the matter of petition " T.. X.
Wright for probate Uf will Of Joseph
keanu P.l., Judge Cooper to-day
appointed !. A. Magoon a guardian
al litcm uf a minor sister II de
ceased
Mr.. T.. X. Pratt by her attorney.
William Foster, fled a motion that
petman nj letters Of administration.
as originally prayed for, issue to her
forthwith. in the matter uf ih" .st ate
II her late husband. T. ;. Pratt.
The Court grauts the motion aud
orders letters 10 issue to petitioner
under $40 bond. This decision was
delayed To- allow Theresa Cartwright
by her attorney W. u Castle, 10 file
a petition for prohat" Of an alleged
will
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Large Sailing Ships

The largest sailing ship ailuat is
the French iiv" master La France.
launched III 1880 ON the Clyde. aud
owned 10y M.ssr-. Ant Dom Bordrs
h Fils. who possess large fleet ui
sailing vessels. In lS9l she came
from lIuique Ia Duukirk in lOj days.
with $3.50 tons Of nitrate. yet ii" wa.
stopped On the Tyu" when prurerd
lug Ia sea with $500 tons IL coal and
compelled iu take out AN tuus on
the ground that III" was ov"rladrn.
There j. not u single iva.lnast"d sail
ing ship uu'l"r the British flag. The
United States has two five. masters
the Louis oi SH tons. and ia" Gov
"rnor Am.S uf l1SS tons both fore
aud aft schunn"rs, u rig peculiar to
the American coast. These two
with coal carg"rs from Newcastle.
Ships having five maSts can l." count
cd nn ia" fingers of one hand, but
stran Z" to say, the steamship tuptir
nf the Shaw, Savill and Albion
Company, un her way 10 New X"a
land, IN December, 1880, passed the
Governor Amrs in II degrees south.
- degrees west. bound for Calif.r.
MIA, aud Nv" days later, in Il degrees
south, 81 degrees west, til. French
five. master La France. bound south.
Passengers and crew Of the Coptic
might travel over many n weary
leag'l" nf sea and never again sre
two such excellent object lessons IN
tn" growth of sailing ships in quick
succession. The largest three, ,maslrd
sailing .hip is the Ditton, Of 2SjO
tons. ChdmLcrs'S .IoHrnni.
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Advertiser construction Of the law
is correct. Still it is only one Of
many exhibitions given by our pre-
sent rulers of contempt for the time
honored virtue of making practice
conform to professions. And the
Advertiser without the sign of a
Iualm tactly approves of the revnr-
sion to the castuH rags Of corrupt
government. aud evinc"s no shame
for the gross Inconsistency therein
involved.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-05-04
FRIDAY, MAY 1. 1894

One voter made Attorney General
Smiths fractional voting supremacy
ridiculous by dividing one vote into
srveuteenths. A journalist from
sydney going through on the Ala
media said that cumulative voting is
in vogue at municipal elections in
Sydney, but that he never heard of
such a thing as voting in fractions
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Church folks will be Interested IN
the report elsewhere Of a pungeut
attack on religious dissipation by
Mrs. Fay at a Unitarian conference
in California May the Advertiser
be asked il women being granted
political suffrage might not intro
duce too much picnic into the state
as Mrs. fav says they have done into
the rhurrhI
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Desirable = Residence
ts:$:a
FOR SALE.

THE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR
l Sale that Desirable RcSilcurc on kn-
Pi"lani street, adjoining the Residence OF
{. Johnson, E'q Il he Lot has II frontage
Of about lO feet on kupiolani street and
and exceedingly Wcll-builI dwelling Huus"
on th" property, containing Large parInr,
Dining room, ! Hc.rOnms. Bath, Kitchen
and Pantry C'ycr"d Hail Wide Ner,nda.,
Carriage House, S,ulIs, rtc., utc The
grounds are wcll-gra. s"d and I,luntrd with
Fruit and Shrdr Trees.
f0- The elevation commands an un-
uhTtrucl"d view from Diamond Head TO the
Waianar mountains. lntcndimg purchaser
ca inspect premises on application to
1893 w Jas, i. MORGAN
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WHATS IN To-DAY's PAPER.

FIRST PAGE.
The Councils Meeting.
SECOND PAGE.
Editorial Paragraphs.
flouting at Principle-editoria
They Like 1t Not editorial.
Judiciary Jottings.
COMMITTED for Trial.
Large Sailing ships.
THIRD PAuE
Local and General Items.
Marine News.
Dailey's stock Company.
Trip to Scotland Tonight.
Class in TheosOphy.
A Big Audience Promised
Contract Of a kahuna.
Eight Months Added
Opening Of the Season.
X, NJ. 5. Miowera.
Election on Hawaii.
\ Recent Visitor.
FOURTH PA"E.
Dn They Save Souls?
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PATENTED UNDER THE LAWS OF THE HAWAIIAN ISLANDS


49, these SiTEppk"' AMI ar" now prepared !" receive orders
The derived the NATIONAL
Shredder th"ru'hly ens" and acknowledged 10y Planters
generally
The large number II Planters the United Cuba,
Republic.
above claim
The Of tn, SHHEnng largely quantity d
II H. safeguard making known the m
would b. liable
the MILL aud allowing ample time Ia eo" damaging t" mill
The made f
il w r without breaking
anything breaks knives
which quickly replaced The
niu sr,s perfectly
aud allowing the mill IA thoroughly the without
quIng til" immcnse grind crush the whole
The shredded
the mill rolls and doe. with the Necessity spreading the baga'se by
mills No
boiler winch
sufficient mil,
enabling
successfully install aud
small
diameter aud width mill rolls with which
also left f
MILL winch the ml engine j. located also the height from r line
o front mill roll hai and distance this shaft
m bed These the HlO
and liawi Mill Koila, where
~ Prices and further particulars may be had by applying
@ AZ
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FOR RENT

"T rrr'y '2S;'I kaHln N H@''H a. '" the kSG
PAY Premise" .irusted EiitGHA
adjoining the residence of Mr.. T.. i. Bis
hop, The House being Two Stories, con
mins Six Large Bedr"oins, parlors, Billiard
Room, Kitchen with Set Range, i'antry.
etc, and Batlro"m "n each huor The en-.
tire houS" II lighted with electricity. The
Grounds are large AMI contain many varir-
ties oi Shade and Fruit Trees. To u dcSir-
able tenant the property will be- let NJ u
reasonable rental. Enquire of
+. W. MArFARLANE,
Vr' In Union Feed - office
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CHEAP SHAVING.

'EIIEWElI KNOWN WAILTKT BAR.
! h"r, Thomas T. k0rhirrl, hus taken
the Qucou--Ircrt Shaving Pnrl0rs. adinu.
iuH liu-la"r \ Co., where guud Clcan
shave can p" had Tor u Gents Hair Cut
aud shpvcr - cents, Hair Cut, ~ Gents.
lUU, In
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SMALL COTTAGE TO LET.

4 NICELY FITTED OF 4 Nj y
~ Inge with sitting AmAk
room, Brdroum aud hath, &i,afE
sui able for "a single gentle AAn&
man. Arpy on the premises No, ~ Emma
street iOlslw