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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-12-28

headaches, dizziness, heart palpita-
ton, and was pale and blOOdles=, and
eventually became so weak and emac-
lated that her parents thought she WAS
in consumption, and had all but given
up hope OF her recovery. Her father,
Mr. Richard Warman, who is a we'll
TODD farmer, spared no expense 10
procure relief for the poor sufferer.
The best available medical advice was
EMPLOYED, but no relief came, and al
though the parents were almost In des-
pair, they still strove to find tue
means of restoring their loved one TO
health. Mr.. Warman, like everybody
else who reads the newspapers, had
read of the many marvellous cures
effected by the use of DIR. Williams
Pink Pills, but like some others, look
ed upon these stories as "mere patent
medicine advertisements" However,
as everything else had failed he de-
termined that Pink Pills should be
given a trial, with "A RESULT no less
marvellous than that of many other
cases related through the press. DIR.
Williams Pink Pills have completely
cured the young lady, SO that in few
months, from n helpless and suppos-
eddy dying girl, she has become
picture Of health and activity. ne
Warman family is so well known In
this part OF the country that no one
would think of dlsputIug any state
ment made by any OF its members.
The gratifying Results following the
use of DR.. Williams Pink Pills, In the
case of Miss Warman, prove that they
are unequalled a. blood builder and
nerve tonic. In the case OF young
girls who are li=tless, troubled with a
fiuttering or palpitation of the heart;
weak anu easily tired, no time should
be lost % taking "a course of DIR. viii
Hams' Pink Pills, which will speedily
enrich the blood and bring glow of
health to the cheeks. They are
specific for the troubles peculiar TO
females, such as suppressions, ire
gularIties, and all forms of weakness.
To men they effect a radical cure In
all cases arising from meutal worry,
Overwork, or excuses of Whatever
nature. DR.. Williams Pink Pills are
sold by HoLLISTER DRUG Co., whole
sale agents for Hawaiian Islands, and
all dealers in medicine
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-12-28
WV. DIMOND'S

The holiday business has been
more than we expected, more than
our old time friends believed it
would be when we opened the
store. Could anything be more
satisfactory to US? The goods and
the prices suited your fancy and
the big business is the result OF
this mutual arrangement. This Is
probably the last holiday an
nouncement we will make, next
week you will learn a little bit OF
what we will have to show you in
our new store in the Won Holt
block on King street.
In art circles in Honolulu, the
popular fad just now is decorating
china. We have some choice
pieces in pure white, made espec-
tally for this purpose. We had a
lot of it, but more than half OF 1T
was sold as soon as it was known
that our store is the only place 1t
could be obtained
A very suitable and inexpensive
present for a gentleman is NOUS
tache cup and saucer. We have
an assortment which for sparkling
elegance would win praise from a
stole.
While we are in china let US
lust mention the forty-piece decor
ated tea sets-cheap as dirt, as
elegant as you would expect for
double the money we ask for them.
There's nothing cheap looking
about them, they're fashioned and
decorated as delicately as you can
find.
The ideas of the al writer run
forward toward things for the table
this week-good things not to eat
but for use and decoration. Metal
Coffee Pots, holding from one to
three cups. If you ever dined or
lunched at a proper restaurant In
the States you saw this sort OF
coffee pot. They've never been
sold here before but we will keep
selling them. There are few OF
the first lot left and more coming
Store open evenings until the
holidays are over.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-12-28
Egg Shell China Ware.

Consisting of cups and saucers. These
are very delicate in tiats and the de-
signs are the most original in
shape
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-12-28

of songs and recite:;o:ss va render
ed. Nearly every one OF the girls
received dolls and the boys, mar
bles. Each one OF the children
was remembered. Over fifty child
rem and friends were present Mr..
Foster. first officer OF the schooner
r. w. Logan gave a short talk on
the proposed trip OF his vessel to
Micronesia. Messrs. Brown and
Mahoe. both native men, distribut-
ed the presents. The latter also
interpreted the remarks OF Mr..
Foster.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-12-28

From the Richibucto, y. b., Review.
There are very few people, especially
among the agriculturists of Kent
County, y. B., who d. not know
Mr.. II. II. Warman, the popular agent
Tor agricultural machibery, of MOlus
River. n Review representative was
in conversation with Mr.. Warman
recently, when the subject OF DR..
Williams Pink Pills was incidently
touched up. Mr.. Warman said he
was a staunch believer in their cura-
tive properties, and to justify his
opinion he related the cure Of his
sister, Miss Jessie Warmau, aged ID,
who be said bad been "almOst wrest-
ed from the grave by DIR. Williams
Pink PiIIs." Miss Warman had been
suffering for nearly year with trou-
bles incident TO girlhOOd. She suffer
ed from severe and almost constant
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-12-28

There we're sixteen women and
eight children present at the ka-
waiahao woman's meeting In the
church yesterday afternoon As e.
remembrance of the pleasant time
spent in prayer meetings during
the past year, refreshments were
served and a pleasant social time
spent.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-12-28
A YOUNG GIRLS TRIALS.
Her Parents Had Given up Hope of
Her Recovery.

Pale and Emaciated. subject TO severe
Headaches. sine was Thought To- be
Going Into "a Decline Now the
Picture OF Health and Beauty.
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Christmas Tree.

A Christmas tree was given for
the children of Maemae Sunday
school Monday night by Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrews, Mrs. J. T. Water
house and Miss Judd. \ program
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J.T.WATERHOUSE'S
t-Street Store.

This is about the time of the year when wish to tell
YOU about the good things have for the Holidays There
are great many varieties of China displayed in the
windows for you look and buy but before doing
please step in and see line OF
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viii be offered cffomto month
Oh and take your
Do fi call in All are welcome
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-01

The old frame buildings and the saloon
adjoining iu R0sendale Park were de-
troyed by fire about so O'Clock last even
ing Causing u LOGS of several hundred dol
lars to the Hartman a Fehrenbach Brew.
ing Company. the owners. The build.
ingS were Insured.
An alarm OF lire from box No. u called
out the district engines. The lire burned
liercely for While, tho buildings being
old and dry and making excellent food
for the lanes. The entire interior was n
seethng mass and before the blaze could
be tXtinguished the dancing pavilion ad.
Joining was threatened with destruction
Inc flames leaped high into the air IL
Illuminating the PARK and drawing hun.
dreds Of people to tho spot. There was
some d iliculty In getting water on the
Buildings, the plugs being at such dis.
lance as to require the coupling OF several
lines of hose before the streams were
available At 1880 the lire was exttn,
gulshed, butut one O'Clock this morning
fire again broke out, requiring the SER
vice Of the Water Witch Company for an
hour.
The destruction Of the old buildings
recalls the lawlessnes5 which YVES once
carried on In them. Twenty-Five years
ago tho pnrk WAS fr6lu9ntad by the
toughest oil this city II was there that
the first beer was eyer sold IN VII.
nington aud tho dispenser OF the beyer-
age was Christian krauGh, WHO was gen.
orally known az .Dla krnw.v The garden
was then known as MHnitou and as IL was
fitted up as a picnic ground, all the
salles were held there ana in tho park
were received many broken head and
bruised face
About two yeafs ago so dis0rderly lad
she place become that Il license was refus
Ell tho proprietor Snue than the place
has baen known ne ltoseRlae Park aud
the houses within the PlrR enclosure have
been occupied by cOlnred families until
/ gently
Tho place is supposed 10 have been
| fired
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-01
A LUCKY WATCHMAN.
Frederick kunart, Of tho Boaimsn's
Bank Plays In Grsat Luck.
He Draws One oil the Big Prizes In the Hon
duras National Lottery.

The Boatmen's Rank Ia the swell bank
OF st. Louis. 1t Is also the oldest bank.
Formerly tho Boatmen's did business on
theriver aud river men, big and little,
m de 1t their repository. Now the Boat.
mems Is In possession OF palatial quarters
OF Its own at the Northwest corner Of
Fourth Street end Washington Avenue.
There were hundreds OF clerks at work
when The Sporting News man called there
yesterday but the hapDlest mortal abou
the place was Frederick kuuert. who oc.
cuples tho humble position OF watchmnn.
Dlnft Clerk Abrams was also looking
happy. He had just returned to the bank
building with Kunert. lie had been at the
office OF the Adams Express Company
Identifying kunert as the man who had
drawn onc.llfth OF the 5000 prize given
by the Honduras National Lottery Com
pany In their November drawing. He held
ticket No. 1888.
Wien kuneit and Abrams returned to
tho Boatmen'5 Bunk with more money
than kunert he'd ever owned individually
in ell his life before, thera was quite Il
comm0tion In tho big bank auilding u Mi
all hands wanted to know what no was
going to do with his money.
Kunert replidd: Il am going to invest | t
right in the hank, In baLk securities.
With this money In bank will always feel
independent aud as through had some.
thing to fall back on"
Around the bank II was said that Ku-
merits ticket was one of thirteen the clerks
In the Boatmen's Bank had been in the
habit OF buying each month.
kunert said: This Is only the second
tickot have purchased In the Honduras
National Lottery and / have such good
luck l guess / Will havo to give that com
paHy's tickets another twirl, What like
about their way Of doing business is that
the prize which l won WAS paid me SO
promptly In fact Immediately the mo.
ment my Identification was made
known.",-St. Louis. MOD Sporting News,
Jan. 3
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-01

Tie town OF Smyrna was alive with
knights OF the Golden Eagle last eYeuing
Ii being - occasion OF publicly instatI.
ing the officers OF paion Castle. No IL X.
q. L, OF that town. Grand Chief, Garrett
s. Smith, assIsted by Past Grand Chief
Harry i. yolbner, Grand Master of Records
q. H. Hudson, Grand High Priest ]. Albert
Lyman, Grand Instructor Hurlock. Past
Chief Lurty. s. Il. Fowler and other Sir
Knights of Union Castle installed the of,
ticers OF the Castls In the Opera House
before large and appreeiative audience.
Past Grand Chlaf, Rev. Geo. w. Da wson
p. G. c. Yollmer, q. c. Smith, and G. Nj.
j. II. Hudson made addresses on the
principles OF the Order and a quartette
composed OF Rev. Geo. w. Dunn, l.. Nj.
Price, Mrs. Il. L. Waller and Mrs. A. Lee
Cummins rendered some pleasing vocal
selections Instr ia mental music was fur.
nished by Messrss Norris. Lang. Stevens
and Massey. After the installation and
closing services, the audience and Sir
knights returned to the new hall OF I'm.
lon Castle. which was dedicated with i'm
pressive services to the principles OF
Eag leism. n collation. was served to abo ut
two hundred OF the friends of the Sir
Knights. The Castle is in Il prosperous
condition ami ia IN honor to the commu.
nifty In which IL Id located.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-01

Deputy Collector Of Internal Revenue
Robinson Yesterday received from Col.
lector Vaud"Yar OF baltimore mes5age
relating to tho income tax which says
that tho INK ntleets those who have an In.
eams of $500 or moro
The law impdSes a tax OF 9 per cent. on
the gains. profits md income to the ex-
cnss derived oyer Eilaa, let all r4oua
OF lawful age haglng ON Income Of s55o0
annual income must make a retntn. All
firms ana corporations NE included.
The blanks must ha filled out and re-
turned TO Collector Nandever on or before
March /. The first tHXatle vear ia 1871
PERSONS mus. call al the office In thts city
to secure the blanks The blanks are sent
from the Baltimore oflle" delaware b..
ing Included In the dis'ri t with Maryland
Fieirtct OF Columbia ani Sreomae and
Northampton ountles of Virgin a.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-01

The Chester Times aays: Dr A G. STRAIT.
On, WHO las concinCt"d the pharmacy at
the Intersection OF + lEemOnt avenue and
Market stte0t for several yelt7. has sold
lis interest to pr AIsentzgr. who is now
in Charge. Dr. Stratton will engage ID
Fe lr4t btgaa hualnass III tAis city in one
of tho kattGmiey stores IN l.dErmont
orenlta lr Stratton ls we'll known III
delaware
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-01

The biHt introduced In tie State Ssuate
by Mr.. Ii@nlY, is most sweeping one
and tho petally provided is certainly
go Ereat a5 to itl To its strict oh.
sefyauee. A slight mobilization would
not be amiss beEore is tlnal passage
Cigar ties have injured laany b2ys. and
whore parents cannot control them il is
well enough for tie law to inltrpose It's
shteld for theIf protection Justice tenn.
pereu with mercy however may prove de.
sirable at least for first ollausa.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-01

Sheriff dillis Yesterday afternoon sold
The two.story franc dwelling house at
LaAlotto and Gordon streets, tho property
Of Peter hcGal, TO Frank Giggs Tor $40.
The house at Park Place and Nanl}uren
street the property OF Joseph L. Carpen.
ter. administrator to Frnnk b. Carpenter
daceasedi was sold to William NJ. Byrne
for 500
A property on King street between
Ninth uud Tenth, property OF James Haf-
Ill ng, administrator oil Robert Graves.
was sold 10 Andrew Il. Sanhorn for $1,000.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-01
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 1925.


1t is asserted that Hon. N. b. SmIthers
does not regard the convocation that
nominated Hon. Anthony Higgins for
reelection to Congress as regular eau
Gus but as merely conference the de.
clsions OF which were not binding, inas-
much as there were only eleven members
OF the Legislature present. and that mum
Der could not elect any one. II his opln.
Ion is correct. thu attem pit to treat the
assemblage as a caucus and at the same
time to read the members OF the Lsgsla
tnrs out OF the Republican party bscause
they do not comply with Its decisions.
amountto nothing. Men who do not attend
caucus cannot be bound by it's decisions,
and there Is nothing dishororable on the
part Of any one who takes this position.
tuted caucus and lind themselves to abide
by Its conclusions they cannot honorabiy
disregard their obligations and pursue
another course.
We hope that at least sixteen Of the
Republican members OF the Legislature
may consent to go into caucus and de-
termlne who shall be- elected to the United
States Senate. Sixteen Republicans act.
ing together. will be able to cut the ''Gor.
dian knot" while eleven are powerless to
do 80. II the Republicans could manage
to elect a treasurer, there Is no good rea
son why they could not unite to select u
Senator. or course the State would not
be swept out of existence should they fail
to elect any one but it Ia the wiser COURSE
to get rid OF this contention and not
eject the question into tho next campaign
as only great effort can prevent the
Democrats from carrying tho State, as
they will leave no trick untried that
promises to aid them in this desperate
strait to which they have beau reducad.
We should secure the Senator while we
have the chance "a bird In the hand being
worth two In the bush"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-01

LNuH SALE tiR EXtH 4 NC.t- G ,ol, we'll
l. rented houses on easy Ter :, or VIII
trad for a farm not too far away from
town. have also solne fHims VII rn / can
give geo u trgalns u exc tange o. city pr D.
ertS. beo reasons tor lug liz each Q. 80
tHi betVaei { aud in TIN evening. J. :,
ocheitrce It'll aud sbipleY streets. jai-Sl'
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-01
sTUl'Ik QUOTATIONS.
Reported by
HEAED 81 COMPANY.

Seventh aud Market sttert4.
Investment and Securities yielding
from tn per cent
orders Tor tho purchase and safe OF
stocks and lionlsou Co mission e!sec1t.
ed at I'll the stock exchanges
Private telegraph wires to Sow YORK,
PhiHtdGlpha Boston and Chicago.
Foreign Drafts aut bpslers OF Creiit 10
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-01

Col Wainwright. the pension attarnc9 ma
floor No.3W 7lhSt., WISHES every soldier or
sailor, whose pension claim has bsen a.
jented, to call on him any afternoon lie
has important information 10 commuui-
safe to them. Widows pensions secured
In from 40 to 90 days.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-01

Il takes the shoe makers Q IL leot and
the undertaken to lii bodies. The minis.
tiers to fit tho soal and tho doctor to heRl
the body. linus all profession have their
troubles.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-01

TnE key to the Senatorial deadlock nus
apparently not yet teen found. Chaplain
Murray bad better offer W another prayer
for the finder OF the key
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-01

Yesterday was the Inst day that YOU
were able to pay the face OF your water
bill. To-day live per cent IS added GA
and II notplld in5ils Of two months th3
supply Of wa.et 10 cut OF. The payn ont
this year Is fully 40 to last year.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-01

: The following sales have been arranged:
February
. CIV Cooling, Real Estate.
a. Elwoad Webster. Horses. Hoekessin.
T. Alvin Allen New Castle Hid
Z, Daniel Diapers Estate. Pencader
q Heal Estate COS rGtnall street
Il, S BuTris, lied Lion.
II. w. S. liurris, tel Lion lid.
12 c L ponnglly. White Clay Greek lid.
IL, Isaac 5 " eldin, Brnndywire lid.
49, Joseph Taley. Brandywlne lid.
il, Theodore Jones. Red Lion lid.
~ A smith. T. ncatler Hid
30 Miss Annie Stuupes, tn nlywine Id.
81 Frank Glny. he'd Lion lid
2l JW Anderson, Erandywine lid.
-, Sarah \ Cloud Rraudywne ild.
q, state OF Alfred oG&son MIL Creek.
~ II |. iioberts, orse Chester
Is, Estate ii John Mckee, near stanton.
rs Cloud Estate, Brandy wine Hid.
March
+. II rorreus over "a st. Bridge
T. AgHes irOnkCs, IcnCndeT I'D.
r. j liGFher Brown, lilaadywlnc lid.
IL j W tar adv. SCw Castle lid.
-, Unclaimed oods of p. w. &B II X.
49, Furniture anl West 1Ih ST.
Is, j Il Gallagher. White clay Creek,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-01

For New UHstIe, !. Q, night. ,,...,...=...,
For MiadIetUwn. Clayton, Dover Wya-
ming, elton, Ilgr.in2ton. Hridgey!lte Seas
turu Iuuret and Beintar. I4ul nigut.
q Congressional Limited Expics. iFalnS
con posed entirely oil Pullman Nestibalo Far.
Ior and Dining I1Tss No extra fare Aor
IL itH'e= ali=55
(slLimlisl cypress trains composed of Pull.
min NeAIihulG Parlor Cars SeatDule Ptssen.
ger uaGhes ana ntntpg Igr NJ Extra fare.
IoI iur Finer iutortiatlous passenge = ara
referred 10 u Ticket agent al the station
+. 81. rRENuSr J. It WOOD,
General Manasar. General Passenger ~.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-01

For Ncw Castle ST. lib II. a., Id. 80
G,lh, t.b5, 8 81 y, H. and 1910 night
Tor ewes, g. II Il. M. al p. IN.
Express for bower. Harrington al DeimaE.
S.lt. dts ii. m. ~ y. IA. and 1901 hight.
For harrington and way stations only s,oo
E1press for Wyoming. Go p, M.
Exptess for I'tp9 Charles. Old Point Conn
lori and Norloit tIU3 M. aud l!.9t Night
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-01

NEW YoRK. january 81. james Phillips.
Jr. James X. DoNdge and all who have
been interested with them In the stock of
tho New York Press Company. Limited.
have sold aud transferred their several
interests to Henry l.. Einsten. A meet
ing of the stockholders was held to-day
and Mr.. ElnsteiII was chosen preslden t
and treasurer Of The company; Congress-.
man Leniuel E.IQuigg, vice president,
and William Leary secretary. MIR. Quigg
was employed Iy the company to he tho
editor and publisher OF the New York
Press. Tho newspaper and its plant were
delivered to the new management this
afternoon.
Tie Weather.
Tomorrow promises TO be partly
cloudy and rather warmer, Sunday fair
and rather colder.
THE TEMPERATURE.
The Thermometer at the REPUBLICAN,
Office to-day:
o'clock. 2 o'clock 2o'clock.
20 26 80
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-01

Nj orr Art- Eeady-ntred tor nil par.
w POSES III any quantity John N,
SOLOMON. oiAco. No. West Hnird stress
Phones lilo and@aS IA
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-01
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NSHlNNNs~ Nov. is, 1854
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tlncinnnii ard 1t. Louis, IL iGp. 10. and
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.sisp, m. daily. Through sleeper to New
Orleans.
| siDgerly accommodation Z il a. M, a0a
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az, "a. III, " IS aud ~ p, III SurdayA
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noon. Il ~ %, 49, 400. ~, C 30. y 10. 'asi
~ 10 and II 20 p. III.
I.enNe PhIIasicip hin EFweinI and Market
sIrecIs}, week days -Ja. = 90, III 70 a. IN,
- 81, e = y. NJ. sundays, '3s4 = %. III 70
Telephone, No. 49,.
Rates to Western points lower than via aay
other line.
G %. sGUII. General Passenger Agent
IL II. CAMPBELL. General Manassr