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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-06
HGALrH AND HYGIENE.
Eat plain food.

he regular In your habits.
Begin your morning meal with fruit
Don't 20 to iork Immediately aite'
eating.
Rise In the morning soOn AFTER yoC
arc awake.
Be moderate In the use OF liquids Al
all seasons.
II posslbls 20 to bed at the same houl
every night.
A sponge bath Of cold or tepld water
should Be followed BY friction with
towel or hand.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-06

A man % the world deeply IN debt
Snow will buy With my last piece of
money y lottery ticket. II ] win, then
! can marry; II lose then ] must msr-
ry."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-06

A Kansas paper, speaking OF an aecl.
dent says: some man was killed, and
the other had hls head severed from his
body."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-06
The JESTER.
No nanbt Abaai %.

-ilow 10 you liks my gown" she sAii.
With most compiacsnt smile.
-it'- ohly iust come out. Jvu know,
And l. the latest - To-"
IL stool tsfofe tho.s nonsirOas sleeve.
With look that wAs inien-e,
And a. b. tonk u On D. erred,
1T c,rtAIaly Il lmmsnssF'
Cloak Rsyiss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-06

THE sub-criher hsrsy giyes pubic notics
that he has hesn daily spyslnssi by the Honof
able JuiTe 10 Probate Cor thu County % OsfVr'i,
and assumed the trust Of Executor Of The estate
%
BENJAMIN n. CLARK, late ~ Bsthsl
In ALI County, dsesa-ri. by sivins lood o. ne
lag dirrsts; ts therefore requests al psrsons
indebted 10 the estate ~ salt decreased - male
immediate payment. ant tho.e Who have snT
demands thsrsea 70 sshibit The sAms 20
Jss. u ioS. Addison .. ukRhlCk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-06
ur,sf kxt p.lat~<a.

Revolution In the Alr-A windmill
10, .princ-Jumplns from the fryins
pan into the hrv.
How To put hOr~s on bis ms,Ai-shoot
him.
Always g,ts In the frv-CoAl
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-06

e~rs' Thai nv wife Isss n Wentworth IA. lsf!
my led anil beari without caase. sst th..
,kaii pay no biils Of hsr esstrssins ansf 'n''
'i dated ., nrvvsssM mi. is,A day Of January.
isss. v,,,s vrxrvo.ru.
wnssss, :. I. rniEx.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-06

OXFORD. % Al q Count ~ Probate bell Al
Paris. within sni Zoe the Coanty - oxford
on The third Tuesday Of Jan, A. u. LED
Mshitsble burgin. widow ~ -ANltL
DuRst>, htf of Potter, IN sah COUNTY,
issea.s.i. having prr-sbtssi her Istition Zoe an
allowance out ~ the Personal fststs ~ ssii tie
ces-s-i ths oguiition ~ The viii hsing waived
OaDthED. That ssii tstitionsr give notlse "
all per-ons intsrr-t~i. ~ cau-ins copy ~ THIS
order a. 10 published three wesk. sucs.sifsly ln
the On fori pemcrrst. printei a Part.. that They
may appear a q tsart 81 frOes,s % - bell Al
Pads. In all Coanty, ON The thiri Tuesday ~
Fsb. next. At nine 0cissk In The forenoon, AMI
show eaa.e. u any they have. against the
GEORGE A. WILSON. Jsise.
ALBEKT ID. PARK. Register
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-06

TIIE .uh.ertlsr hsrby giyes public notios
that he IA. Len daily sptssintei ny the Honofa
bio Juise ~ frota,s i"f ths ,eanty ~ oftori,
ahi as.ums'i ths trust OF Ah'nihi'aia'"r oi The
DAVID D. MAN, late ~ Brv~B6sli,
An ali County. deses-ssi, by EiNtRg bon-i as the
as tifrt. ~ thsfsi.re n'isesss ~ lsf.Sss
,.,.,.-lists payment ami tho.s who have any
a.w.nsis thsrton ~ cAhibt tho sane ~
Jau. %. lsot. tLl ". BRAN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-06

When the scalp IL atrophlcd. or shiny
bald. no preparation Will restore the
hair; In all other cases, Halls Hair Re
newer will start the growth.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-06

Tie editor At his desk at down
Intending 60 wrtis. "we'v herr 10 stay
But d. ~asat. for, 10! the once boy
Had put tack In his chair that day.
-uuffAlo Courier.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-06
n. aea.-u.h..a.a we'd.

lam ne, new. b-head me aud am Z
story. tshcai ne sgsln and am q tsver
az.
lam PECULIAR sras.. tshcsi me and
lam an s.iulrvr. b-head me AZ ain and an
proposition.
sIsmA fruit. tsbesi me and I am {
kind % -e.,i. bsle~d me again aud ! an .
bAt-ooa
4 am q hard. transparent sub~tancv
b<hesi me and ! am a girl. bshead me
again AMI am an animal Of burden
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-06

vIsitor-"I've just come from Niagara
rslls." Ardent Chlcsgosn-"Great
euns! Has that been running during
the worlds falr!"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-06

x.,,,, n A..,su.. o. ~. App.,.,-..,

Nstiss % Assignee 90 biz Appsisssssst.
Al Yryebarr. IN the County % Osfori
ami state of Msins. the i'th day % Jan, A. ID.
I'D.
The under.iFpe.i hereby give. netice 81 ~. ~,
:. J. a n. o. srAPLEs, and SARAH J. rTA.
PLEs ssi FRANK Il. srAPLks, isdi,ii.
uaIly, Of Brownfeh,
IN the County ~ Oxfori, insolvept Dei<er. Who
don BY ths Court Of Insolvency for sAii County
'o GRO. q. SHIRLEY. Assigns.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-06
OrrIcr 30 rHr sHsRIFr os OsIoAp Cousrr
sTAII DF MAINE

NIAIt w MANI
OXFORD, - jan. ~, \. u isp.
Tits L. a. give Noiies, that On The lsih day
q Jan., 4. u. Led. o warfaht In Insolvency
was issassi cot ~ The Count ~ lpsolVsnry foi
.aid Caunty n Ohfsri. against ths estate oi
IOIIN 4 fi>LEN. adlu'ir~i b. u. an insolsen'
Ibsitsf. Ca Istitlun ~ saii iiyitoF, sbish lsu
tian sas ~ 90 Tho - day - jsn, \. ~ l~s., q,
.tish lat naus.l date intsrvst 90 claims :. D. u
rofnputs-i thai tho "a un@nt ~ any dshts snt ts
delivery sni tfansfsf - Any ptupsry ts1nE
log g. sali debtor. a. him 90 for his uss. ani Us
delivery snd trsnsfsr - anY pFuITfty bY hiH
.rv forbidden ~ as. that = msstihs ~ th'
Cr,-itsrs n all Isttof o. prove thsif dslts ans
shs-u.s uns 80 more AssiEnscs - his estate, al
10 hsht AZ Court - Insolvency, a. - hohisn q
Parts IN sail touuty, on Tie iist day ~ feh
A ~. Lea. AZ nins oclsk In tts forvuoun.
Given un.isr my hand Tho late nr-t above VIII
y sru>I. nsputy shsrif,
q. Messenger % ths Court % insoltsbsy, fo'
..iI loantg Of DN foul.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-06

lie made . great name for himsslf.
hat twas aDoiher's nsm~. you -.
And 90 the jury -snt him up
Tor seven year, for forgery.
-Chicsgo Tribune.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-06

Costivepess can bs permanently cured
by the use Of Baxter's Mandrake Bltters.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-06

No ssl-NumsrioAl EnigmA iongfsL
lo~.
No. 9'-PictoriAl Puzzle. Camp bell
swift Gold smith SOFT
No S~.-Cr~swOrii MAnitOu
No. no -Trsnsp.ition and Aerustie;
initlAl.- kinghshsr. Cru-s~oris - King.
cup. nSx Nightingale. Go~sAmer.
fioabdsr. lcslAnd ssucspAn- Herring
Ethel Rhinccero.
No GA star IuEIls;
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-06
HOMEMAKERy COLUMN.

. g 49, en-; ;s,::: ::ss: NM;
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-06

About the toughest thing that can
happen TO man 10 10 20 contrary To his
wife's wishes aud then fall.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-06
THE PuzzLE SOLVED.

You can't be SURF that conientmeut 10
better than riches until you have both.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-06

Poloaaises are bslsg nsds up 10 Paris
d closh, dnpsd Over - usdsfskirs ~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-06
Becau.e .he's dry, miss.

Maude-"Our engagement !. secret.
I.ena-"So every body tells me"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-06
AnMINIsrRArOR,s SALE.


Pursuant 90 q license from The lionorable
Iudge % prsl,sts for the County ~ Oxferi, U.
William wo.pi.aan, Aamini-trstor ~ the Estate
az Bsnjsmin D. Wsiton. late 81 i.tu w All
administering on the rsftnsrship estate OF
stanley a Walton 81 which psrtnershlp sahi dc.
eea.sl was member. shall ell by pablo sale on
thursday the hrst day 81 March nest " one
oelo.k m The sf,srnoon, on the prvmlse- the fol
loving de-srile.i property, VIA; The MIL ste
ant MIN Privilege Formerly ownef ani e.enp'ei
by Ebriige a.. Austin. situated In .aii fsru
tsgether With the -tesm MN And pweinhf
engine. bsilsr, shinsle machine. sui all snd
machinery t<lousinx to sstt mill. meaning "
convey the sane prn'-.- e.n,eyei y" Sab.
,lsisi becemler %, a. u. Iet. AMI recoris.i IN
Uxfori Registry ~ Dessis, HOOK 30. Page 81,
Including said min. machinery AMI dwelling
wM. wo0DsUM. Admir-
Fern Malne Ian n lsS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-06

We've lons b>sn fosnulating schemes
To slsvats the stage.
How 90 sisvsts ths pablo nev
kisht vel cur thoushh sa0aeA
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-06
4 true '"P'-saisssi'E Ir u. PARK. Register.
oxrogp. :. Ala Court ~ Probate he'll

ONfuiD, .. .--Ata toar ~ Probate heli Al
Parts, withiu ani Zoe IN. County ~ Otfef'i, on
the thlri Tuesslay ~ Jan. \. u. 80.
,.ssfre o. grass, Admr. on ths estate ~
MALTIIA TEtr, late % srsnwesi, In sati
County, sis..a-ssi. having prv.sntel hi aeroan,
- ainiinist ration ~ The estate ~ sail d-csa-i
fur alasanss
al psrsons intsrv-,ssi, BY causing copy ~ this
ar,lsr D. - puhnshs.i thrr- weeks sacsss.i,sly
In the Osfpr'i Dsrnssrai, prints.l a Paris, that
they may app@sr a . ,our ~ Probate ~ 70
bskl ~ Iafis 10 saht touuty, on The thiri fues
tar ~ heb. nsst. a uins o'skrk In tlis for,noon
.sl ,sos esa.s " asy They have WIZ the same
GtORGE \. WILSON, juiFs.
A true copy attest - -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-06

.ONfDgD. Ats Court - Probate hsLi =,
Parts. Wlihln snd Zoe .ad ,ouniy ~ Osfori,
90 the thir,i TUESDAY ~ Jas. \. u. lro.
AItsloa b. Trumhall. suAriisa ON tho estate ~
rDw AHD N. DUNN. insane, % l',nmsftt IN
All C0unty, hsvinE pf.-sn,s.l hs sstount ~
.slmlai.trailsn ~ tn ists,s 20 saii sari f"f
AliaWanss
OgnInTp. That .ahi Guardian give ns,lce "a
All A., r.ou. Interested. ny ran.lag epY ~ M.
sf,isr h. q. pubtsks,i thre se.ss slisse.si,sly
IN the uNferd DymSrrat. pfintel Al fAris, thai
thsy may appear al . Court offrvlsis " - hsh
Geh nsxt d hins o'rlssk IN the fervnoon, AMI
shoe cause. II any they have, Why The same
shoahi not - allowed.
UroRGE 4. WILSON, Jsiss.
4 true ospy-attest
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-06
-Ar,iasaaII, n.s..ssa.l


Assimila,ed without any d.
ges,iye effort. lfyou want to
grow fat, strong, robust and
plump, use this food. II will
s,opthe wasting and add new,
healthy tissue 90 the cmaciated
form. Paskola is far superior
TO Cod Liver Oil in consump.
tive cases, without It's repul-
sive taste. Thin. pale people
gain from five to ten pound.
a month. Send for a pamph-
let. Agents wanted every
where. Address
The Pre-0igested Food Co.,
ias p-... street.. N.~ y.sa.
o. =. surRTLITr. 80. Parts. Ne.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-06
WANTED.

Z. N. or,an.l p.sesls... n pssse h.. Q!
y. sSr % ssa 81 .ssss.s. az
:: 9. .. zs,,. 81: sss s' Psss s
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-06
A CASE FOR Int S. p. c. A

II Isn't fair To gl,eA Detroit girl
away, possibly, but truth will out, even
In q newspaper. Detroit has one among
it, counties. pretty girls Who Was In the
country In February aud one day she
happened out toward the COW lot about
milking time aud VAS asking the man
several questions.
Why don't you milk that cow shs
asked, pointing To one In an adjoining
lot.
because she's dry, miss.
Dry
Ye., miss. shes been dry for two
weeks.
You cruel wretch, she exclaimed, why
don't YOU give her some waierf aud the
man turned HI face to the COW house
aud shook With emotions he could not
suppress.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-06

oxyDRD. =. At Court ~ Probate he'll a
Paris, within AMI for the County ~ osfori
oa Tho thlri Tuesday % Jsn.. A, u. la,
un.Is rkusD>s late ~ Norway, N
All ,oastv ae.sa.s.i, hsyinx pFr-~n,s-i ~.
srssunt st Standardization ~ The ssta,s 81 ALI
slssea-s.i for allowance
usptH,p that the sali EXECUTOR give potics
IN ali r.f.ons tntsf.sts-i ~ causing topy ~
I'M. os,ler a. - pabu.h..i three ~ess. sns.s.
lively In tha Dsfori psmaffst Vfintssi Al fsn'
that thsy may apIrar a. frolsats ,enrt " -
h.ll a Fart. In ssid County, 90 The thiri fuss
tsV Of Vel, newt % nine ~ the eiosk In The fore
os,.sn. aud show saass. N any they have. shy
49, zane shs,ali net - alhvesi.
.EO. a. WILSON. Jusi<s.
AInrtgT n. PARK. Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-06
z;ffdIsli!6'1llaI!aaa
q" IS u $50

i-upp~r lsft hand diamonds I. In shrssis
Z To place 4 A governor. 4 Anumbsr.
s In shr~sis
lI-Upper right hand diamond, I. In
shrv<i. q A cover. a Ae.~i irratiooAily.
4 A Vegetable & In shrrda
lil-Lo~er left hand diamond ]. IN
.hr~is 2 To forre In. 4 became furiosA
L Encountered. & In shrpis
iv-Lowsr right hand diamond; !. In
sArsia 4 Tsrioi. 4 Apparel l. Absass
Of burden. s In shr~'is
Nc. sosl-rsssi~. u EsGur~&
I. Tom AMI fr-i divide - yaris of string
b<twe~u them. Tom getting 4 ards ~ fs~s
morv than fr~si. What length had eschf
2 Divide " nu,s among A. II and &, Civ.
Ing II twice ~ many a. A and Z morv
han H.
The evening world., 1894-05-12
ENRICH BROS
Bargains in Millinery
TOMORROW FOR WAITSUNrIDe.

Great reductions \
in our Trimmed
Millinery De. |
partment all :
our $40 Hats \
marked down
to. ..'
Ladies', NIisses'>
and Children's
Armour q II d,
I a II @ y lace'
Straw Hats,
in all the latest (
shapes,in black,\
navy, tan, ecru
n II Il brown,
worth 75c., at.
l lot of extra fine
Ladies' o n d,
Misses Hats,
in chip q n d,
fancy straw,
reduced to. ...
l lot Of fno'
Flowers, Rose
and Lily Mon
lures, reduced
to. ....
The evening world., 1894-05-12

100 dozen Mems Alpine Hats. the
lntest shapes. light weight, for
Summer wear in black. brown
and pearl gray: cannot be
bought in any hat store for less 40
than 2.25: for Saturday at.... 10
90 dozen Mems Brown DCrhys,
the new English block. worth 40
225: for Saturday at.......... 10
BIG SPECIAL.-In order 10 make
room for straw goods. We Will
place on sale $50 dozen Mems
fine quality Derhys, sizes "a
TO 3-S, in all the latest shapes
and colors, same hats are sold
by all hat dealers for $3.50. Sat TX
uElay at.r....'',.. ,....''''.',,.,'',.. IsIu
We are showing large as.jrtments OF
Mems zine straw Hats, in all the lead
ing shapes, our prices are - u 80
per cent. less than all other hat dealers.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-09-07
THE OAHU RAILWAY s. LAND co.

Another Homes One OF
htfu BE
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-09-07

are from original drawings made for
the New York Sun by TeitokuO MORT
mote, an eminent japanese artist who
recently stopped in New York on his
way to Europe.
In one cartoon the war is represent
ed by a wrestling match, Japanese
style. between the Chinese Viceroy.
Ii Hung Chang, and the Japanese
Prime Minister, Count Ito The con-
test is taking place in a pavilion,
rooted, on the right, by the naval flag
of Japan, draped over the Japanese
sailors and ships, and on the left by
the dragon flag of China, beneath
which are arranged the men and ships
of China. The flags are caught in the
center by Korea's coat of arms. The
wrestlers are standing on map OF
Korea, and in that map are indicated
the harbors, principle cities and rivers
of Korea. The city indicated on the
map, lust in front of Lis left foot, is
Seoul, and the name of the city is
written in Japanese characters be-
meath. The little chap who is feeling
his head, as if he had bumped it hard
when he was thrown down, is the
King of Korea.
The patriotic sympathy of the artist
is shown in the condition of the Jap
anese ships, steady and strong look
ing, as compared to the tumble down
appearance of the ships of China. In
this picture, as in the other, the prin-
cipal figures are represented in bath
ing costume, which may be the art
lists way of indicating that the num-
Der of ships that are to be sunk in this
war will make such costumes appro-
pirate.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-09-07
WRESTLING OVER THE MAP OF KOREA
Cdricature.)

sight, and gives evidences of some
rich returns in the near future. L
found this coffee scattered about
among the most favored spots and
generally in the most sheltered
places, the largest piece being
twenty acres, and the total number
planted to coffee being thirty-two
acres. Besides the coffee, how
ever, Mr.. Barnard has quite q
number of other choice trees the
whole place presenting a most
pleasing appearance.
find that this raising is
a most interesting study, aud [
should Judge from the present ap-
pearance of things it is very liable
to be most profitable one as well.
But I must say that these trees re-
quire considerably more care than
is generally supposed In the first
place it is evidently of the utmost
importance to get q good location,
nothing but failure can be expect
ed. I also understand that these
trees, after they are two years old,
require constant attention. find
that the first branches that are
given out are called primary
branches, and bear but once then
comes the secondary branch, which
grows off the primary branch, and
which bears but once; and the
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-09-07
(THe idea of Il japanese }

general process or growth of the
tree seems to consist in sending out
new secondary branches, and the
care consists in keeping the tree
from doing nothing else. For l
learn that this coffee tree is very
ambitious TO grow away up in the
air, which is not allowed. and to
send out tertiary branches, or
branches which grow off the Sc
condary branches, and act Ill a
most obstinate manner generally.
But | presume that it is on account
OF the great care that Mr.. Barnard
gives to his trees. which accounts
for his success. ! should say, also,
that the coffee tree is more beauti-
full than is generally supposed, and
more rich III hue and graceful IN
form than Is generally supposed,
and this is more particularly the
case when the tree is in bearing
and covered with bright crimson
berries. GEO. OSBORNE.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-09-07
CORRESPONDENCE.

Mr. EDITOR: In the ADvER-
TIsER of August 20th | noticed
that E. w. Barnard of Laupa-
hoehoe, had received some very
fattering and encouraging returns
in regard to the shipment of coffee
that he had sent to San Francisco.
Now as / was passing through
Laupahoehoe [ took occasion to
look over this coffee grove, and was
delighted to find one of the most
favored spots that I have yet seen
for the raising of coffee. This
coffee grove [ found WIS situated
some distance up the Laupahoehoe
gulch, and was surrounded by
some of the most gorgeous tropical
vegetation and we'll sheltered from
the wind, and seems to be the real
home for the coffee plant.
The coffee here [ am glad to say
looks just as rich and luxuriant as
the vegetation which surrounds IT.,
and as it is of various growth from
the young plant to the full bearing
tree it present a most beautiful
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-09-07
Quaint Ideas of a Noted Wielder of
the Pencil.
Ii HUNG CHANG GETS A JOLT.
Naturally, the Japanese Have the
Best OF il in the PICTORIAL Efforts
of the MikadO's Subjects - Wrest-
ling Over the Map of Korea.

Japanes artists for many hundreds
of wears have devoted much study to
caricature This is seen in their metal
work, pottery decoration, ivory carv-
ings and painting, but in these the
subjects have seldom been celebrities
contemporary with the work. Car
looming as understood in the Western
world is form OF art theJapanese have
recently practiced with much enthusi-
asm. Events of great political and
social Importance engage the pencil
and brush of the artists of Japan.
The two illustrations given today
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-09-07
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS TO ]

For n favorable to bona
of
Cya much lower than
CALI lumber dealers ii
will he
in the
liono
Class
school about to be opened in the Peninsula IN the ne ars
be Nly stations
% and the Peninsula
all
10 4to26m miles 70
before pcfere to the public.
should syndicate opportunity like the
asainocc
word toll se sniff
3. F. 4JuIINGHAM General Manager
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-09-07

Cypress never decays under water.
Dust will find its way where water
canpot penetrate.
There are from two to five burials
? day in Potter's field OF New York
city
The average yearly death rate III
New Ysrk city from 1883 to 1892 was
SO 996.
Ether drinkers find that drug pro
duces the same effect as alcohol in
one third the time.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-09-07

In the see-saw picture III Hung
Chang is encountering another Ito,
the Admiral of that name. The Jap
anese has hoisted the Chinese ship
with such violence that Ii is suffering
great distress. The figures clrcled
around the see saw represent the Euro
pean nations. In each figure the dec
Grafton Ola the costume indicates the
nation, and it is interesting to note
the race characteristics as expressed
by japanese. The unhappy little
figure in the center of the see-saw rep
resents Korea.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-09-07
The Water Supply is Ample.

to population
n world
OF : onra
isthe pure yet discover country
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-09-07
MORE
ABOUT SODA WATER.
Mutual Telephone 3I4.


The First Requisite in Making Soda Water is
Pure Water.
HOLLISTER & COMPANY'S FACTORY was the only
ain Da of the improved method
of Systemthat all animal
this the KIND OF
in OurF Factory for
AS for the Gas,
whether is from chalk marble,
of will be identical
in Ell
Bi-carbonate of has used exclusively by
HOLSTER & COMPANY and the TAHITI
LEMON WoRKs nee foundation because
It is Cheaper
than Of the theirs and handle But
mustb ceansed before with the water
In the material sometimes carried
are satisfied by running the
through We not. through three.
Inu once Of would do harm
did slop they all insoluble and
in with bicarbonate of soda
bcsrbOnae converted suphate
of Sats) medicine, but
verya a glass of Soda, and which
and be detected by the
do Water ourselves furnish
@ IN Honolulu but and
we he Soda Water TO be
Eachd dispenser oil will the kind of that
trade nothing with the and
whoesomeness of Soda Water.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-09-07


CITY mend { natlr
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-05-25
GOLDEN
RULE
BAZAAR.
A New Departure

With the Australia depart
ing May goth, will go forward
orders for full lines OF
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-05-25
THE NEW WHARF.

On principle the STAR is OPP
posed to the interference by the
legislative body in the details of the
Administration Of the Government
and does not consider that it is at
all a function Of that body to lay
aside It's regular work and appoint
committees TO investigate compare
tive trihes. There are, Of course,
exceptions to such a rule, and we
can imagine occasions Of sufficient
importance 10 call for such inter
ference but we do not believe that
the wharf matter is one Of these.