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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1894-02-02

ksas" Next Wednesday being Ash We'd
ncsday, the Lentening season will begin
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1894-02-02
New Advertisements.

New York Racket.
Four Citations-J. NJ. Gee.
Ccfins-Bailey l. Murphy.
Notice of Rcgistration-T. J. ii. Smith.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1894-02-02

ALL FREE.-Those who have used DR..
Kings New Discovery know its value, and
those who have not, have now the opp ,rtun-
ity to try it free. Call on the advertised
druggist and get n trial bottle free. Send
your nam" ~. address to u. e. Duckieu Il
Co., Chicago, and get sample box Of Dr.
Kings New Life Pills free. as well as a copy
Of Guide to Health and Household Instruct
or, feee. All of which is guaranteed to do
you good and cost you nothing. B. +.
PCsey's Drug Store.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1894-02-02

The Birmingham Ne'cs says that Governor
liliman is nursing his Senatorial boom fro IL
the bot,!y
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1894-02-02

asy~ Mr.. John =. Gage, of this town, has
in his posseesipn pocket book that evil
dently once belonged TO a brave Confederate
soldier who, no doubt, either died in con-
redcratc hospital or was killed in battle dur
ing the late war.
The pocket hook is the old style, leather,
folding up for hills with apartments for
specie or mcmoraudums. On one of its folds
is pasted piece Of paper. on which is W.;
ten, IT. .. Brown, Co. q. 2G Ga. Died Nov.
3, 'Gi. S6.75. On three ether places of the
book is witten Sgt IL. Morgan Co. X. 2Gth
Geo.
II this should be read by any relative of
either of the two soldiers whose names
appear on the DO k who would like TO pre-
serve it rs a family or personal memento of a
noble defender of the ''lost cause, we think
Mr.. Gage would gladly send it to them on
proper application. 1t was found among
some papers ofthc late c. c. Gage, and may
have been left nj the hospital here by SGT.
Morgan, who no doubt was its last owner.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1894-02-02

gsSy" Miss corric Ehitosiio made a mar
row escape from being killed or very serious.
ly injured last We ln"slay. She was riding
spirited horse in company with Mr.. J. T.
Rose, and whon opposite the Dunn stores on
Main street, Il dog jumped at the horse and
frightened him. Miss WhiteSide held him
in and was getting him quic', but when just
opposite the Hotel another dog jumped ut the
horses head and caused him 10 plunge and
start TO run away. The young lady was
then unable to keep in the saddle and was
abOut to ia | wien Mr. X Sc caught her dress
and saved her from being thrown forcibly
10 the ground. She, however fc,, but her
fall being broken, we arc p!cn7, d TO state
she received NJ greater bodily injury than
an ugly bruiS, OF the forehead, but the
nervous shock was severe. All who saw il
say the young lady made very narrow
escape from death.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1894-02-02

Now, TArcm %Asm.-l,omemS Der, it was
the Freeman that said before Tillman loft
Columbia that he and lrby would work to.
gcther and that Shell was too sharp for both
Of them together Now watch Shcll. NJ
Shrcwdcr man ever lived. lie knows that
Ocalaism is going TO unload TillpaniSm.
ss r&'' i So Sooe:! 'Sss: a"S "S's"Sy
est patr Ot.. ,e..N.itc3 achieve victory pres
cnty on the merits cf their demands
white ;hc sclfshnes. and humbuggery of the
Irby.Tillmnn GnryEyans gang Will sink
them .n certainty. When Ocalaism finally
cuts oE l!ilmaa,sm wo will sing that & OF
old song, Oh ! that will he Joyf5;l, ;oy'u'
joyful-whcn they part to meet no mora.-
Sumter freeman, hH,ance.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1894-02-02
BOWDEN SAYS a CONVENTION WILL
BE CALLED.

J. W. Bowden, the editor Of the Cotton
Plant, also returned from Washington yes
day. The newspaper men Immediately
tackled him for an interview, aud this is
what he had to say, showing that a conven-
tion is t, be called in spite of what is said
by others:
IL was very well pleased ":::::,.. ;i.e results
of my trip to Washington, but l was in no
conference. My trip was principally on
business. l did not attend n single confer
cncc OF any kind with reference to State
politics. interviewed the delegation from
this Statc-all of them-and | am well sat
isfed that March convention will be held,
rs l suggested, called by the Executive Com
mi'tee Of the Farmers Association, and the
people will rule it, | don't believe the
conference of the bosses in Washington will
have very much effect on the action of the
people in Sourh Caro!ns. l will simply
add that think that it will pay better for
gubernatorial candidates to hereaf er do
their work at home Instead of spending their
time electioueerng with the ring at the
National Capital"
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1894-02-02
j. :. WELSH, Pres.
VI. 5. fAr, ETt, Sec =.

Giay" Mr.. leldcl, Inspector Of County
DiSpensl lric' was in Union Tuesday. instruct
ing Mr.. Welsh, the dispenser at this place,
AMI those holding positions under him, in
their duties.
We have not visited the Disrensa:y, bu:
learn that Mr.. Claude Sartor, son of MIR. &.
c. Sartor, holds the p. si;ion Of clerk Every
body bcrrnbout know that we are con Scien-
tionsly opposed to the dispcnsary law, but
being a law of the State, we propose to help
n wc can t. enforce it, and We think Mr.
Wc'sh will conduct The business with such
discretion and courtesy rs to cause but hit c
if any unpleasant frctlou in the community,
and make The disrcnsary ms respectable as
any kind Of whisky selling can be made.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1894-02-02

g-jy~ There must he some smart AMI hum
g'y thief or thieves about the Eastern
suburbs Of this town. Last week W. re.
ported the stealing OF provisions, turkeys,
etc, from the prem ScS Of MIR. H. NJ trim
bal, and Mr.. VIM. Munro, and this week
wc rero.r that last Sunday night Mr.. j. Il.
I. Scots smoke house VS. broken n'o and
~ out 400 lis of bacon and some o'icf arti-
clcS stolen thercfrom. This kind of bus-
ness Is &C ting monotunCUs and calls for
extra vigilance and search warrants prompt
~ issued.
There is enc peculiarly suspicious circum-
'tamcc connecting these deprelatioas, j. G..
the premises railci lie only aboutn stones
throN apart. Although there is but little
temptation ntout our premises for the opera
tions cf such crterpr;sing midnight adven-
tHrers, We sincerely hope they will be in the
hands Of tic sheriff before they reach our
chicken coop.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1894-02-02

not have become sufficiently educated to
make q wise selection, and see that only good
men are put on guard fail 10 see how the 4
holding of convention and foreStslling@
their action will better our condition. rh}
danger Of some weak man, who Is lackiogS
in backbone and nerve to continue and per-
feet the reforms which have been Inaugural
ted during NV incr-;Ssuoy, oo;ns elected is
as nothing compared to the danger Of the
people feeling that they have been betrayed
and that office is the paramount object rather
than the welfare Of the commonwealth"
"To return to the convention system, afier
prpclaimiug our belief in the ability and
right Of the people to govern themselves, IL
like dog returning to his vomit, and l
would be ashamed to 60 on the stump as the
nominee of such convention. Let the men
who desire to rule South Caroliua win their
spurs, rs won mine. by open discussion
and fair fight, and oil will be well. Let
any self-constituted leaders undertake to
call a convention and nominate a ticket and
the order to the army of Reformers to ad-
vance will only be obeyed by small con-
tingcnt. Decentralization aud recriminsiion
will surely follow aud, while the $4,000
Conservatives are ranged in serried phalaux,
moving as one man, the Reform forces will
be scattered AMI divided. Ii we cannot
trust the people, they should not trust us;
and, if my advice has any weight, they will
absolutely refuse to counteuauce any at
temp to cheat them Of the right of seeing
the aspirauls for office face to face and judg
ing them on their merits"
81 do not wish 10 say more and iu Justice
to myself and those who have trusted me [
cannot say less. Of course, il the people
want TO hold a convention it is their right
and they will do 80 anyway. No one cah OBJ
ject, least of all the candidates.
The evening world., 1894-08-06

|i5TH ST.. 50 w, near Lenox ave.-An apart
mont Of large, light airy rooms, $50.
l241H ST. 25l 4 253 w. Flats for small fam
.. rent sIo, s12. See jsnitor
|laJrH ST, 100 va rooms 4 bath, all I'm
BROS Grocrrs
The evening world., 1894-08-06

-. Furnished Houses to let.
BARGATNs-Boa and furnished room
houses paying well. LARDNER b BUCKLEY,
100 West 42d ST. :.
AN ELEGANT l-story brown-stone DWELLING.
bstveen Madison 4 5th ayes, Il rooms
baths fully furnished 1900 monthly. PI.Ass, 23+
Broadway.
LARGE "a room house to let. with furniture for
sale. near Chickerins Hall; suitable for board
Ing house. Boarding house. box 3o2 World. up
town.
The evening world., 1894-08-06

aeTH ST., Ill ". Doctor will let apartment Of
rooms; One family, cheap rent, good loca.
The evening world., 1894-08-06

tYRILLE CARREAU, ABehti
Grand Et. a Bowery. under Oriental Bank
CORNER other Mats. all Improvements. 18th
st. A Lexington ave. 6sth St, near me fafh
BroadNay l2d st.. also 7th ave, from $40
monthly up, Apply i57 e. 18th ST.. or 100 W.
2sth Of.
9TH AVE. 4 i1sTH 81 g large rooms 4 bath;
The evening world., 1894-08-06
Furnished Rooms to Let.


furntSned koomS 10 Let.
w... s,.-
49,
23D ST., l6l W.-1arFe, pleasant hall room
ate.
$500
I'D 81, .tS N.-bArge nail ROOM " per
5s,,S -.o- ,,,, ro3,,, ,r,, s5 M.
gas, bath piano; every conye nisnce
zap ST 81 5G9 "a
p'""'e ian''s'
2sD ST. 1853 w.--Furnished rooms. 81, 80, IS
per week caterer In house
24TH 81 aBJ W. Nicely furnished rooms,
large & small out Of town people accommo
2lTH ST, 453 W. : Neatly furnished room
closets running water. gas hath; S3 SO
24rU ar. il W Elevator. bath! eJectr1c
lights: rsntleuep small families. Al onward
summer rates reference.
S3 " weekly: bath: quiet house
24TH ri, ala ", Furnished rooms for gentle
men or light house eeplnR: water hath aas
HTH ST, Slt N.-Neatly furnished rooms;
light housekeeping every convenience; mod
" H...-------------------
.4rH ST. 9lS W. Large b small rooms, reason
ao'e 10 desltaoie parties! pain. --
path ST. 24s W. Desirable large small
rooms, " 10 90 -,,-.----------------
AZ ~ ~. 70 w. ad(onlnx rooms; use Kilt
chem room, light housekeeping, VI,
s,Tu ST. IS w.-EIsx.nt,y furnished room, to
let; every convenience; also hall rooms; berak-
fast II desired.
,.ru or ~ r. ro,, hs,asor,. sr,,. ,,,,,
ha,,' .,,sr. ,to, q. "a. h.,h cnnv.nIsn,. h.ii
rooms.
.srv Ut on "a s,,.,. ,,rnI,,.a roor,,. o,,.
trial location: -, $3.50 81, - weekly.
70, ~ FL. -" W: ~ Az, '"o' TWILL ns"''
,,.,,, ...r - ,;fs.7-
tn,n,sh.d IN s,;,ts. nerman.nt az trsnsi.pP e'
5aru sT on, u -Nesiiy fnrni.bed room, Iivhf
Housekeeping; ali conveniences; terms mod
crate
18TH ST. 3sS ". Back parior: folding bed +;
large room; -: excepting laundry; gentle
men preferred.
261'i Ut. Ia omfortably furnished rooms
,,,,, ,,., "a -
EI private ism onS ''0"' mai '00"'' " 'o0''
sirM ST.. %. w.-Furri.h shed for light hou.eEe.p-
cou,moda,lon. ''"'' W ''"'''"'
80, err IA. ,... .Lo.,,n.- ,co,,:
rent, rssucs efeFE convenience "' 'o'"
.sr,, sr ,,7 N, ,,,-iL,,---ss .nd,o,,.,v
rnrni,hed front room; abundant closets; excel
18Th ST. soi w-.rront parior q bedroom; also
rooms for light housekeeping.
,,.,,, .,.r-,,. ,,- ---r.-,,; -
front rooms: p,ivllsrs hoVssl I. Ding also hsii
rooms. -------.,-.-----
, e. a. Se h,ce'y rnsans n ire ~
r.o.,, ~. 49, s.as.. .,D'., -
BiH ST., NOD W 'FRONT.' ohement, ptrlor
kesping.
-. :. .:.,7,;,,
feet ciesniiness; 50 10 IS.
------------ -. ----------------------
NTH ST ., l. W., MISUNDERSTANDING fur
rs,. n. VI wv ''' '''' '"s'' 'o'"''
49,, s,r -,
3oIH 81, 5n w. NIcely iurnsneu inrse front
-.
30Th st, bJ N'-Nicely turnsheu rooms Y
upward running water iaandry prNiicse' All
-.
ooIn 81. ~ han nenn III ,u, =, hn,1
price
aOTI sT lib W-In priyate Jewish IA mily
parjor a hall bedroom or neparats, with or
w,tnoot ooaro. ,--r-.--------.-
3lST ST. 35l W. Very desirable rooms, mousse
keeping closets, running water, with Amer
can lanny' ea'ement neIkn, orn',o". ------------
SYST ST. 5o6 w.-Lsrss. ni,ely furnished front
t..pns hall room q.
- ,,.-- ,,.-,LzT -I;-----.-- So.
The evening world., 1894-08-06

Fusnishsd-Esst Side.
MADISON AVE, is16 (summers bsiD-Blsgantfy
furnishsd Eat. 4 rooms and bath. light clean.
cool and. lsw. 80 weekly: - = =
sD ST., s1 E.--Nsstiy furnisAsa Cat q Z lisht
The evening world., 1894-08-06

"A. ROANOKE. single
flats; Z rooms: steam
beat: hsll service: hot
water: $40 TO SO; lat
Ter a lovely corner. ~.
nicholas ave-, corner
D ISt b 81.
The evening world., 1894-08-06

.h.-l11 ". SSD ST. near 6th ave.-AA few choice
& room apartments to rent at low rates;
nicely decorated $40 to SIS. Apply to housskeeper
lon preniss'.
The evening world., 1894-08-06

Also Clarkson, Lansing,
$25; d rooms: bath.
steam heat; a cosy fiat:
fine location; 1 block
from l. station; 2SS st,
Nicholas ave.
, 1894-08-06
2lleemeiner proouftenmarft.

Sol9en6e Yreiie wurben bel 9r0Berell @arz
tieu ~erStelt:
Mebl- Starter g8ei,en CBotente) wuren
olt9eiebt Su S3.15@3.40 i'll 6ol5; mei6er
NetSen Qateute) S.. 0O@3.1 10; barter 98ei;enz
(8aderme6D $1.80@2.O0 in SGdeu; mei6er
NetSen=( 8GfermebU 81. 60@1.9O; ,.6e6 Go9"
S1.30@1.40 i'll SGden; MiuterueiSeu S 2.40@
2.55 in 6olS.
&O8geu- Seine @erfduie.
6eH-9 ltt bis porSii9li0 80. OO@11.50
@orn- 8erfGufe mad Ero6e rparen: go.
2 5C@5O2c; go. 3 5O4 @504c; go. 4 49&c.
Mtntermei5eu- 8ertGufe nod Qrobe
maret $50. 3 ROTH 494@503c.
Sri6io brS @eiSeu Seine Ser
fdrfe.
@erfe- 46c@52c.
0fo. 2, 294@33c.
9Gmereteu - Slo9s 81. $50 1. 264;
(teuer) &imot6p $40; 8lee 1910.
&lete- @13.00.
QS 6tStep $1.22.
Gutter Bette Creamery Woare 23c;
CUTE 21@22c.; mittelmGBi9e F7@18c.;
0airp, bette. 1885,; mitteloute nt0 quite 153
@161c; irii9er Eodin9 Gfof 1O}@11c.
&G e-DOuu9 2(mericon9@9!c. S6rpeiz
5ertGie 13@14c., yimburoer &c. @7c.
@eflii eft Sprin9 GbideuS 11@12c. !;
@Qltie S4@6.00 baS Tubeno.
Gicr- Hobo. per 0uteno.
So6neu- 8elte 9taptes 81. 1900;
m%ittel9nte S 1.80@1.85; nit Der Ntai9iue 9ez
reiri9te 81 .35@1.4O.
GrbleH- 9etroduete, 9riine, 87t@90c.
E0rtoffelu- Hole $1.S5@2.00 boS
6oB. @0rlp Ohio $1.15@1.S5,
rombeereH-- S1.10@1.25 per @ole.
y tmbeereu- 1.15c@1.25 per Sale.
W 2 I n q N q g / q II - R1 HfC0RO 0O
Sta0elbeereu-$ 1.25@1. Zoe.
Sir 6eH- 81. 00@2.00 per Sale.
Neptel- - S .50@S1 20 per SAB.
N0 ermeloneu S130@175 per
2&a99ou.
&etntroubeu- zoe per &orb.
8|0uouen- $1.25@1 so per 8ut6.
@ttrOueu- 81. 00@S.0 o. bic Dor.
@Ont9- Q&eiBer &lee, in @iltnpe oboez
tbetlt, 114@124c. libt 10 beu, 1O@11c.
Ountel 1O@1O3e. OaS Eiunb; auS9eloHener
5@6c.
Semitic @eiBfraut, 81.OO@1.25 Die
@rate; 8lumento6l 25c@50c per 0ubeuo
Sellerte -@-c. OaS 0uBenb 2SeiBe Hiibeu,
4O@50c. Oas &ulbel; Stedriibeu % ooS
Sap; O{0orriiben 1O@15c. bas 0ubeno; Sur
fen 25@35c. 0aS 0ubeuo Gqg Qlant @
bos 0Hb. iun9e @r6ien, $1.T25 II 8u. Gaf;
a3lpiebel1, iuu9e $1.15@2.0O per SAP; Como
ten 35@50c. Ser Goie, "a 4 60rbe; 8obuen,
$1,75@2,25 ser u snl6elsGof Gporgel,
81 ,0O@1.23 per ] Sor; SitBforn, 10@15c per
GuteuO.
So(g-g go. 1 4!c., 9fo. 2 &c.
99mterfett A 44c., B &C., GEL
beS Sc.
8eieucoru- Nuf Der 8abu ,,fair" bis
,Gboice", grimes 34@34c. mittleres, roth
ooer bloBforbi9 3@34c.; r0l6 uub 9rob go
Pc; nGboice", grimes, .5u Carpet 5iirlten
3@c.; Sell mOrfil9", grimes 24@3c.; roth
ODER 9elb el0i9enOeS 2@3c.
, 1894-08-06

pSeuti6es (Sermau) gag, u8ituitlites Gorlsboner
@ol3", ooer rSympropeo @arlsbaeer Gait, uao uuter
pieleu anoeren 8e5eibnungeu 81 ~rert0uteu iuden, unter
Der @uprel1uug, boB roteie cbeuIo gut" ieieu, luje Die
ddten @roDutte BON Carlsbad, luelbe brett aus ben
neltbertbmteu Gueleu 9eppuHeu lperoeu.
8ies berubt uur ouf elmer 36uI1uug bes 8u6lttuns
bes grbBereu &eroieuites lue9en, ben Der betreifeube
9Iubler all oieier 6dlidaN9eH ma1t. Sit tuHitIi.
der Qgeiu 10 gut ME a0ter? Miiroe irgeur
Semoub ptNentlt9 t~itufttbeu g8ein Dem uatirlt1en
Gait Der 9iebeu ~pOr3iebeu {? @arum beuu ft0 pou bieIcu
6alidnn0en bjuteriibreH loieu, ipeIjea lDeuu Die Se,
ilubbeit babel in 6roge tommt! Die uatIrlttbeu GIRO,
QUITE Der Gueaen oDu Garls60b eutba:teH 9e1tauotbeilc
bic fiinfttjcb ntbt B~ergeIteat lperbeu t0uueu. Seit Sabr.
~buuOsrten ituO ole @diier pOu GorlsDa0 toeQer i1rel
9eiltuirtuug bel aronfBeiteu Der @e6er, glereu urO Dcs
@to9eus riibmIiaTt befannt.
9oS d6te @arl8baoer SprubeI=GoIs miro brett ana
Der GpruOelqueae inter Der 3ettnng Der GtooteemeiuO:
Garls6ab 9emoHuert, uub Surd oeren @eeuteu fir Die
geretHigten Stoateu, Die Gt9uer q MteuoelIou Gprl.
ponp, 9tep gOrf, %oertouft. Seoe 6loite bes dot impor.
tirtea @oiier5 uuO SpruoeIsS ol3e3 mug obloeS etobt.
ite8eL iotpie Die 1nteriGrift Der @genteu ,Gtsuer g.
Itenoelion 60, 152-l54 Trantlin Ctr, gsep 9orf..
oil Der Gillette bo6en. 3u BADEN i'll oleu Qpotbefen.
@taH bite lid por sal 0NuQen.
Ser Staotrat0 G~arIs6aS.
, 1894-08-06
Warftberi0t.
Nhicano. 6. Q[uolrit.
, , y F'"O"T"'
2tuspGrt;oe mGrfte.

G6luBpreiIe III 2ei5eu ulO Corn in anOe
reu GtG0teu pareu:
9Sei3eu-New Oorf: 9(u9uit 555c; Sep
TENDER 56&c; Ge;em6er 602c. ct. 2ouiS
2lugut 48gc; S%eptcmber 1896. - 9ulutb
Soar, Soc; Septentber 544c. = WiuueapOliS
Soor 574c; September 52sc. - Baltimore
2lu9uit 53B@54c; September 54!c. -Solebo
8dar, 518c; Scptember 523c. - Wtilwautee
Saor, 513c; September 52c. - 0etrOit 8aar
524c; Septenber 525c.
GoFu-9fep Oorf: 2(usult sole; Geptem
Der 54!c. - ct. 9ouis: Nu9uit 48c; Sep.
TENDER 414c. - Baltimore: 8oar, 524c.
, 1894-08-06
Warmmng &.
0QS 4!uflifnm lpiro ppr az

9aS 9!utlifum miro Dor o.
WinenlOieH 9dnOIern ge'
paFnt, bte gemBbuGi6es
9lau6er5ol3, ober cine Wti'
i9uu9 BON 9emDbutt6em
GeioltB=Rulper ais u6orISboa
Der G;aIS". nSpruoet=5 ai5",
, 1894-08-06
GR14tuRtn4ts
81 metB aCfes.
8ou e. Sc. &a5oreuits.
2tuS bent Ser6ii4er.

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Stun, Slinfa, u1tb tpie itebt cS nit Dem
8udo 2"
yQ8ie metnit gu ~
yQ8te pertrGgit gu Old nit i6m 2"
p@utI Soft bcbiite 9icb gie f0nnte
t3 an6erS ais gut! ST lit ia meineS
0fanneS 8rltoer."
rSob pejB! 9tber ct lit o."
sugSie gu.
So"
Sic err0t5ete. Isl, tparte boob, bis er
ltd6 auSgema3len bat. ST lit jeBt nO9 Elm
&inb!"
vg8enn ni0t beSbalb ettpa, baB ct nob
an fin6ii9en Sp;elen Oefauen finbet. Sin
&tn0" - (Sb woIte la9en; Limb CT bat
einen S6nurrbart bis iiber Bic Sbren."
Nber baS mar nibt ricbti8 unO nit Slinfa
ourfte man nt9t III 8iIOern reben.)
vSa, freiltb, Elm &ino! @r Fat ia, 9ottz
lob, Geutc, Die fitr ibn Gorge tragen. yGr"-
ie nannte tpdbren6 bieicr gan5en ltnterre7
bung ibren Maun nur Or yGr lit ibm
DaS, mas ct auh mir tit! 8ater unb Wtut>
ter! llno 10 lenge mir i'm baben, t0nnen
mir tbun, mas mir pollen. &eincr bon unS
ptro 0unger leiben ODER lDnft etlpaS 9er2
artigc@ 49,. ST meiB NGeS!"
"6mI ltnb lit 0a5 Oa nidbt Elm Sinh 2"
S6 betonte abitcbtlicb 6aS ~v1tnb"unO mics
nit Der 6anb uacb benz Sole bin, mogufo
Dem &inOe etn G6dgeIc6en 3urccbt SIM
1nerte.
o@r trinft un6 raudbt, a6er nicbt in iets
ner @egen>part. Sob itede ibH a6 uno AT
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iebe."
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Mann ibn nibt Elm biscben frazier bGGt,"
Sic IteB bos Sinh, tpeIheS etn0el6lumz
inert mar, auf cin SOFTER 9lciten nnb
tpanOte iib orbentIicb b0ie mir Su:
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beiten, mas er tDut. St peiB Nue5."
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, 1894-08-06

- 2uS 9fabfOI9er 9ettentofer'S lit gum
or6entlidben @rofelIor fijr 0Dgiene uno
8afterienfun0e an Der ltniberlitGt MiiHcbcn
Or. Sans 8u9ner, bj5ber auBcrorOentz
Iicber Brofeiior an Oer llniperIit6t Mtiin7
chen, ernornt por6eu, St ibernimmt
5u9leicb nit Der BrofeiiUr Bic 2eitung Der
Wtitncbener bDgienil6en lInioerittdt5an7
italt, 9r. 8u1ncr par n66lt Tlitgge an
eritcr Stele fit Die ieBt erlebigte 6ggienez
prOfeiiur in NuSiibt genommel1.
, 1894-08-06
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.

Animal Statement Of the ROCKFORD INsUs
oAh"0i otoVVlhVht RANCE COMPANY of Rock
ford III the State of Illinois on the 31st day OF
December, 1898: made to the Insurance Superin-
tendent of the State of Illinois, pursuant to law;
Capital.
Amount Of Capital Stock paid up in
80 20O,000Oo
, 1894-08-06
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.

Animal Statement Of the RELIANCEINSURANCE
tAnnu"l St"UVmVhI COMPANY Of Philadelphia in
the State of Pennsylvania on the 3lst day of De-
cembeF, 1898: made to the Insurance Superinten-
dent OF the State Of Illinois, pursuant to law:
Capital.
Amount of Capital Stock paid up in
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-12-05
Xmas Presents.


1t IS very seldom, tina, the
honolulu stores have offered so
large variety of Xmas goods as
found today. Our substantial
citizens, however. who are not
looking for toys or trihes will do
we'll IN calling at the Hawaiian
Carriage Manufacturing Company
and there select a buggy or
phaeton for the old lady, or
surry IN case. that the family
grows. Manager Dillingham;
gives good work at cheap prices.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-12-05
A Good Opportunity.

/ Owners of property who desire
to improve and embellish THEN
premises should take advantage Of
| the offer of Mr.. J. Marsden &c
furnish specimens of the following
plants. The plants are distribut-
ed free of charge. and no time
should be lost in securing them:
200 Acacia Melanoxylon
100 Carthartocorpus
30 Camphor
80 Cacao
125 Csara Rubber
80 Eucalyptus Robusts
IS Eucalyptus Citryodora
300 Coffee Liberiea
400 Coffee Arabica
500 Grevillea Robusta
l50 Pepper trees
$50 Mexican Privet
80 Samang Monkey Pod
200 Locust Red seeded)
80 Yellow Poinciana
so Pawlonia Imperialis
100 Phyllanthus
800 Tamarind
80 Locust white Flowered)
PALMS.
100 Oreodoxa Regia
200 Latania Bou1bonica
100 Thrinax AIgentea
200 Seaforthia Elegano
100 Areca Rubra
100 Chamoeropo Fortuneii
100 Caryata Urens
FRUITS.
600 Avocado Pear
206 Strawberry Guava
% Sour Sop
% Custard Apples
500 Seeding Orange
500 Seeding Lemon
500 Mexican Lime
200 Pandamus Native Lauhala)
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-12-05
II. r. A.

The time honored haWailans
Rife Association held ITS ahnaA,
meeting last night and elec'ea
the following officers;
Frank Hustace, presiae nt,
walter E. Wall, vice-presldenas,
y y az r. Mclean, secretary ana
treasurer; Directors, Franz nus Is
s ts S. d. soper, c; Hus'aG n y.
r E, 7. John Kidwell +. eili,
s sors' n E. Wall and ). L. NC
Lean.
It was agreed to have q ma'sn
On New Years Day ana 'nets .''
he no doubt that the usual aa In =,
| . :. will be exhibited oo'n y
.bs members and the community
generally.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-12-05
THE WAR ENDED.

There is no doubt that the
Japanese Army has by this time
made its triumphant march into
Picking. 1t is no use to discuss
the causes which led to the con-
slant victories of the bravest OF
brave nations. The truth is that
the soldiers were furnished VIII
goods that only Japan can secure.
In spite of the large demands OF
The Japanese government on the
manufacturers the DAI NIPPON on
Hotel Street has been able to Sc
cure some of the very best goods
and on the Oceanic there was
received shipment OF
Japanese Fancy Ware
and Xmas Goods
that will paralyze the community
here.
The Japanese Army will take &c
Peking, but the DA NIPPON WIN
take Honolulu with its large as
sortment of Silk Crepes anu
other Japanese Goods. De p'o
buying the usual style Xmas -
sents, call at the
pAI NIPPON,
wHotel ST. darlington Block.
Up. P. COLLAGE, ProPrie'iess'
nov soft