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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-05-16
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Ell suicide de Tcm

Por mas que Tom Clibbonth tu iese
| ell aspecto y la fuerza de un Hercules,
hablase siete lenguas, no retrocediera
jamas ante el peligro y faese an hombre
instruido, no habfa logrado hacer fortu-
ma viva errante de pueblo en- pueblo,
en- busca de buenas almas de an alber-
que c6modo Y barato.
Cincuenta veces habfa creido llegar q
puerto de salvaci6n, Y otras tantas ha-
bia sucumbido, descorazopado, triste,
con las fuerzas agotadas.
Parecfa que Ell destino Sc encarnizaba
contra 81. Estuvo punto de ser lin
chado en- California en- 1ugar del verda-
dero culpable. Perdi6 en- un naufragio
la carga que habfa comprado en- ell PERU
con ell dinero ganado durante cinco amos
de un trabajo febril. Sc case con una
encantadora miss, rubia, de ojos de an
gel, y al POGO tempo Sc lie escape la
mujer con un amante.
Puso un cafe en- Chicago Sc lie que
mo ell establecimiento en- ell incendio de
la ciudad. Compr6 un oirco, en- una
semana Sc le murieron todos los caballos
y todos los elefantes de que disponfa,
arrebatados por una enfermedad desco-
nocida, que di6 OCCASION q que los vete-
rinarlos escrlbiesen unas cuantas Me
morias incoherentes contradictorias.
Despues de haber intentado la practi-
ca de todos los ofcios y harto de arras-
trar el grillete de la vida, solo pens6 en-
la manera de realizar ell 1ltimo yiaie.
Deseaba la muerte con un dilettantis-
mo reinado, Con sangre fria absolute,
como un espectaculo en- ell que es preci-
50 reirse hasta la caida del telon.
En- sn cerebro combinaba los detales
del paso que aspiraba dar, Sc iba
acostum mbrando la idea de la partida.
te de las penalidades que habIa sufrido,
de la existencia lamentable que le habfa
tocado en- suerte en- este mundo, AGO.
sado por esta idea, iba en- pos de los fu-
nerales de los milionarios, tomaba notas,
interrogaba los empleados de las en-
presas de pompas fdnebres Y leia los
relatos en- que Sc da cuenta de las apo
teosis p6stumas de los emperadores de
los reyes.
No guerra desaparecer obscuramente
como habia vivido, nj caer como un pc
rro abandonado en- la fosa comnn de
los pobres diablos.
;Pern como realizar semejante quime-
ra sin teuer nj un solo dollar, nj un
amigo, ni una CANA donde dormir?
ma maii ma aparecieron en- todas las
cales y en- todas las fachadas de Balti-
more amos oarte.es rejos en- los que, en-
grandes ietras, sc leia 10 siguiente:
s'Tom Clibbooth, vecino de est
dad, tiene Il honor de anuncis>5 sus
conciu u1adanos que mafiana dGs -
salon del Bushes Club una E,a
couferencia sobre la cor,,,n.;.n da Ia
costumbres eli los E-ta2s.I-nidos " ,,
EI impolis.da.l IA e6trada Sc destipa 4
cubrir los gastos de su eDtierro, puesto
que el conference.-the Sc compromete
solemnemente levantarse la tapa de
los sesos al final de la session.
A las doce del dia estaba lIeno ell sa-
ON, con gran provecho de Tom, que,
por medic de los revendedores, habia |
ogra.o vender precios inveresfmiles,
sitios que valfan dos dollars.
La curiosidad general estaba suma-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-05-16
Sc alquilan

Los espaciosos cuanto elegantes jos de la
casa Que acaba de construir don Fernando
A. Nendrell, en- la calle del Comereio, en-
tire la casa comercial A. Luchetti D Ca. y
FL Credito y AhorrO PonceSto es un es-
plendido local, que ademas de las ventajas
de tener entradas por Ia calie del Amor.
esta situado en- puuto centrico de la
ciudad, dos pasos de los hoteles de i'm
portantes tiendas de mercerfas como
cincuenta pasos de La Plaza Principal.
Para informes dirijirse q los senores X
Toro y Ca j, calle del Comercio l2-15
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-05-16
Ell DOCTOR
PEDRO ]. SALICRUP.

residrnts tn Ia ciuiai d. NV York,
Sc hace cargo del cuida 20 de iovenes
a quienes sus padres q,ieran mandar
educaT 8 les Estsdos l. ,idos.
Los pacTss cue des-en honra re
con su coLhAnza urden dirigiT<<,
para intoEmcs, los a,res don t..
mas. don Eduardo y don Cries
Armstrong, en- Ponc- los se7iore,
Finlay Hens, en- ) IA ] ,ao +, & don
Miguel L'oreca en- Maya. II z. Y.
para condiciones. Il misn.o
Dr. y i .oaiicyHp,
20 Irving Pace - Naeva Yo k.
Mayo 's. 1895 ) ,n5. a.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-05-16

Podran juzgar los suepicaces
que no es esta la OCCASION mas
propicia para discurrir acerca de
ciertas jnjusticias que con Puer-
to- Rico sc cometen: acaso les
proporcionemos un nuevo pre-
texto para confeccionar a'gunas
cuartillas y marcar en- el barome-
tro integrista los grades q 9 les
plazca atribuir 4 nuestro patrio
t;smo; pero estas presunclones
no han de ser obice para que con
ingenua franqueza exporgamos
nuestras ideas.
Aparte de las justisimas queJas
del elemento liberal de Puerto
Rico, en- cuai to al reg mon poi
tico que viene imperanao, nos Fl
iaremos en- Ago que af- eta di
rectamente al bienestar material
del pals y al empleo que Sc p'e-
tende dar 4 los recursos extral-
dos del trabajo del pueblo, en-
concepto de contrihuciones di
rectas 8 indirectas
A~t7 DDE8Sff9CRAcIt Sc ocup6
en- su oportunidad Del ggrue.o
superabt que habria de resuItar
en- ell presupuesto corriente por
virtud de la aplicaci6n de la pri
mera columna del arancel a los
productos americanos, como pre-
tendida represalia por la ruptura
del trat ado de Comercio, y va
que la GuctM Ofcial contirma,
mes por mes, los pingiies rendi
mientos de las aduanas dc la isia,
por efecto de aque,]a iuopottnl d
disposition, no es eNagerado cal
cular OH uu million de pc os 81
exceso que i fines dc JUNO
pr6ximo Sc hab,a recaudado por
ese concepto, sobre la cantidad
previamente consigrada en- u
presupuesto de irgresos.
Tambien hemos preguntado
mas de una vez desde estas co
lumnas que destino pen>aba dar
SO q esos sobrantes, sin que has
ia la fecha, no va por declara
clones categoricas, que a tanto
no descieudea nuestios hombres
de Gobierno, -sino por proyec
tos 8 actos que indirectamente
10 revelasen, hemos podido for
mar juicios nj apreciaciones para
satisfacer nuestra legirima GU
riosidad
Lo 1nico que ha trascendido
al domipio p1blico es que Sc ha
comenzado q disponer de aque-
los sobrantes para bonifcar di-
ferencias de cambios Ell remesas
lie fondos para classes pasivas y en-
la traslaci6n de caadales de los
batallones de esta & aruicion des-
tinados a la campana de Cuba, y
como desgraciadamente podi1a es
ia prolongarse mas de 10 que fue
ra de desear, NADIA extrana, iamos
que el million de pesos que perte-
necen, de hecho y de derecho, a
la masa de los contribuyentes de
Puerto Rico Sc convirtiera en- IN
credito de dudosa realization
Y no es que censuremos que
los habitantes de Puerto Rico
contribuyanos de alguna name
ra q mejorsr = Ia sitpaci6a de nues
- ~ DNo. pues Ife,mos
yPetidas pruebas de nues 5
% patriotismo: 10 que juzgamos {
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-05-16
J que Sc repartan las municiones que
se guardian en- ios dsr6sitos.
.Qae sc RIPARIAN, va.
FL orden de ese modo
Sc habra de a.egurar,

sara an -.1,,ard s nn recla,n",
pero dicen por ahf
que Lii
viene & los banos de Coa,no.
.Sera cierto? .iQue Sc yo.
Unos opinan que 81,
Y otros opinan que no.
Sinembargo, es de Greer
que no vendra por aqui.
pues no es tan lila ZHt,
1 nuestro modo de yer,
que dele, asi como asi,
abandonado el poder,
sabiendo muy bien que ALI,
aupque 10 sufrep, estau
hechos con 81 un ali,
v que en- cuanto venga aqui
su ausencia aprovecharan.
De Santo Domingo, pues
30 Sc movera LII.
LIE va Ell clio su interes,
la raz6n es sencilla:
va que la Ley atropella
Y la Justicia mancilla
debe temer que en- Quisquella
rraten de armarle quisquills,
en- cuantO sc ausente de ella
Conque quedanos, asi,
en- que no vendra Lii,
como dicen por ahi.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-05-16
Buen negOciO

El que suscribe ofrece en- venta, ago
menos ae IN valor, cincuenta aco;ones del
Credito Shorro Ponteii, ;,
III que las iptereee en tod en- par te,
pue1e dir;girse mi casa hsbitsci6n calle
Copcc rda f.eate al Quartet as la G. Iardia
Civil de este pnsiio
Yauco, Mayo 10 de 1895 Artt4ro 10
driguss. | m:s
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-05-16

Jose Maria de Goic0echea,
Procnrador y Agsnte de negocios.
ha trasladado su despacho Ia plaza de los
Deiicias, bajos de la casa de don Maunel To
ro Lara Ponce, Puertr-Risn
uarzr ~ ia iG0s ~.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-05-16
DE ACTUALIDAD

Cada palo que aguante su vela.
Proverbio popular.)
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-05-16
Mascagni o-ganiIIero

| Los periodicos italianos dan cuenta de una
| anecdota cuyos heroes son ell ilustre compO-
| sitor Mascagai un humilde m1sico calle-
lero.
| No hace muchos ii 5 par6se ante las ven
tanas del autor de Crral,erfa rusticana un
| organillero, que com-nZ5 ejecutar todo 81
repe1 torio de su piano dc manubrio.
Ell maestro trabajaba en- su estudio, lndi-
ferente al rUido de la calle. Pero de pronto,
cdtate Que entire las pleas que iban saliendo
| trituradas bsjo ell implacable manubrio del
organillo suenan las primeras del anter'nes-
Mascagni Sc levanto y miro entire cristales.
f mtsico segufa su tarea dando vueltas con
raridt yertiginosa destrozando la inspira
da partitura del maestro.
4 te, al cabo de cierto tempo, no pudo
conteDerse mas y en- supreme arrebato de
indignation artfstica, baj6 las escaleras, sa-
lilo d la calle, dirigiose al mtisico, arreba-
taDdole el manubrio, restableci6 ell comp4s,
diciendole:
II Asi, torpe, asi!
-Pero susted que sabe2 le dijo el mdsico
callejero
-.Soy Mascagni.-g ell maestro.
Aldi4 sguiente ell mtisico volvio 4 repetir
el concerto, pero llevando en- ell organillo
un letrero que decia:
''Fulano de Tai, discipulo del ilustr!simo
Mascagni."
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-05-16
Venta de una fnca
DE CAFE

Sc vsode una en- el vale de Cisiitos, j.
risdicei6n de Cisles. compuesta de $50 en.r-
das de extens:6a, da las euales hay % d.
cafe de proiusto loo cuerdas de c-fe
nuevc, de las cuales hay 20 que prircipiarsp
& dar cosechs g te en-, Para !. formes Gi
ri rec don Anne Antonio Arbona, er Il
misma pro2:edad.
Mayo &c 1895. lad
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-05-16

50 Gambia un 'nehs 10 h j An ano,
de cuatro ssientos. e Il " an pars .. por
efectivo, psr IN b,,sn CAIRO, esusn, &C.
RE ponaientss ba yea.
Darn iaz6 dea Mar o:aan. 8 sa
esta imprenta.
III 20 10 d. 1895
Esquslas f6n.f.zsa. 4 -.-.-s -. - -
- poe sprcr'as.os - s,- un.4s
iesrsas 81 - .a-GA
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-05-16

ypetidas pruebas de nues-
. patriotismo: 10 que juzgamos
The herald., 1895-08-27

his bed with gastric fever for the past
week, is reported better today.
The excursion next Thursday, August
10Th, is under the supervision of John L.
Nourse. A good time is expected.
Superior court adjourned at noon today
until Tuesday morning on account OF the
indisposition of Senator S. M. White OF
Los Angeles, one of the attorneys. The
case on trial is the water suit of the peo-
pie against .he San Joaquin ranch.
Mr.. Music, one of the Southern Pacific
mail messengers, has Just harvested his
crop of beets, which yielded him twenty
one tons to the acre. He received $3.50
per ton, making $96. 75 per acre.
The Misses Hulda and Regina Harris
and Herman Harris entertained num-
Dor of their friends at their homo on
Chestnut avenue last night.
E. p Hoyle of FL Toro is now harvest.
ng his prune crop. He will have about
$50 tons for market from 100 acres.
Q. Il. French of this city, who has
been sick at Long Beach, was reported
much worse yesterday.
, Bert Welch, who had just gotten ur
from long seige of the typhoid fever,
had relapse the other day and is now
quite low.
Postmaster Peabody received a COM
munication today from a gentleman IN
Minnesota, asking to have from four to
six sea lions captured for him to be deliv-
cred some time next spring.
The herald., 1895-08-27

Fruit and cold drinks at Martins, Sec.
Dnd and Utah; furnished rooms.
The herald., 1895-08-27
POMONA NEWS
The Railroad Matter Is to Be Settled
Today


POMONA. August .6. MI. c. A. Lud-
low has purchased the G.. W. Ogle or.
ange ranch, of thirteen acres, on San An
tonic avenue, the consideration being
$4,000.
The bicycle boys meet tonight at the
opera house TOR tho purpos OF OF orgah'
izing bicycle CLUB.
Tho order of Foresters go to santa
Monica on Wednesday, for an excursion
and picnic. The Riverside order Will DC
in the party.
The city trustees will meet to-
night in regular session, at which Inn
the RAILROAD question Will again Dc
brought up. Judge Bicknell OF Los
geles, with representatives OF the rail-
road company, will bs present; 1t is ex-
pected that preliminary Steps iookin = to
the granting of the franchise Will be car
ried out. Other matters OF Importance
will also come up.
Orange growers say that buyers are al
rendy on the ground trying to secure
crops for next seasons shipn en Is.
| Rev. E. r. Bennett. Of the Bapti
church, accompanied by his family. will
return this week from their Eastern trip.
Rev. Bennett will occupy his pulpit next
Sunday.
Messrs. BIN Smith. Floyd Foote, Ar
thur Patterson and the families of Jo-
seph Douglas and S. j. Ralph will return
from San Antonio canyon today.
The herald., 1895-08-27
SANTA ANA SHEEP KILLED
Tweuty.f0ur Mutt0ns Could Not Stop
an Engine
Prosperous Condition Of the City Water Sys-
tem-It Pays HaturinE Bonds, Ex-
penses and Extensions

SANTA ANA. Aug. 26.-Yesterday as
the uorthbJund train on the Santa Fe
road was coming through the San Joaquin
ranch it ran through band of sheep and
killed twenty -four of them. 1he train
came into Santa Ana with the pilot of the
engine thoroughly bespattered with blood
and mutton.
e. H. Hutchinson, plesioent of the
city board of trustees of Pomona. was in
the city today inquiring into tho water
system, with the view to taking steps for
a city water system in Pomona. The
water WORKS system OF Santa Ana is
something to be proud Of. The city has
an abundance of water of the very best,
and the system has been on a paying
basis for some time. 1t now pays ali
running expenses and the bonds as they
become due, besides making all the
needed extensions of the pa lines. 1t
will soon be making money for the city
unless the price OF water is put down to
correspond with the expenses.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Reynolds sold to
David CIozier the northwest quarter
of lot 8. block G in Oge & Bond tract,
for $3.50.
Fred Mitchell of Long Beach spent Sun
day In Santa Ana.
B. Bastion, who has been confined to
The herald., 1895-08-27
Importance and Extent of the Industry In One
Town


q CHINO, Aug. 26.-Thc cattle feeding
operations here are no small in dustry
Vail & Gates, the well-known cattle men
OF Arizona, are fattening 791 head OF cat
tie at the pulp silo east of town. Santos
Bros. are also feeding 600 head. and will
increase this number by several hundred
in short time. The Chino Ranch COM
pany is providing facilities to feed at
least 2S00 head of cattle at the immense
silo. The only feed gwen these cattle is
beet pulp mixed with chopped hay, and
the finest beef in this part of the state is
produced from this pulp. This fact has
been throughly demonstrated.
Miss Eda Moore was united in marriage
last Thursday evening to John +. Gaines
or Los Angeles. Miss Moore is we'll and
fayorably known here.
The sugar .conlpany's lime quarry at
Bloomington is proving to be a rather
purchased by the company it was believed
to be a solid mountain of lime rock, and
tiiat they need not worry about their
lime supply for several years to come.
But from indications now it Will be
necessary for them to look for another
source for lime rock. Mr.. Chilson, super
1is ,ntendent OF the quarry. has fifty men at
work all the time, getting out the 1875
tons of rock each day consumed by the
factory in the manufacture of sugar.
The sugar companys fuel oil bill each
wees amt UNITS to neat sum. and shows
What an immense amount of money is
distributed by this esta ablishment. Each
week they pay $4,000 for oil. which is de-
llvered at the factory through IA, miles of
pipe by the Puente Oil company, from
their wells in the hills west of here.
Jacob Schaefer is harvesting a 7-acre
neld OF beets which will give him neat
them and they are ielding an average
OF 70 tons perAacre. which gives about
$ll0 an acre for his crop.
Mr.; ands Mrs. Richard Grid arrived from
San Francisco Friday evening.
Fruit and cold drinka at Martins Sec-
The herald., 1895-08-27

asphaltun in conjunction with the prop
erty owners. the latter paving two feet
from the curb and the railroad company
paving the center of tIe street.
letter received from Councilman
Lukens who is in the Hetch- Hetchy val
ley in Tuolumne county. contains the in
formation that he is enjoying life in the
noun tains and that he had the good for
tune to meet Mr.. John Muir and to camp
with him.
The librarian at the public library is
in possession Of a fac simile of seal TAX
en- from the original seal of Lo Bengula.
king of Matabele. The original vas found
in one of the kings kraals by an Ameri-
can scout at the time of the fall OF
Bulnmayo. November 4. 1894. This fac
smile is in sealing wax, taken by Fred
Burnham and sent as q curio to the public
library.
The United Samaritans will hold their
monthly meeting Tuesday aftern oon at
8 O. clock, in the Methodist church.
The herald., 1895-08-27
The Tamatave court-MartiaI

WASHINGTON, Aug. 6.-Ambassador
Eustis has wired the state department
that Newton D. Eustis. second secretary,
and Mr.. Alexander, counsel for the EN-
bassy, have returned from Cairvaux,
where they took down q full state ment
from Mr.. Waller of his trial and convic-
tion by the French military court martial
at Tamatave. The statement will be for
wardei to Washington as soon as possible.
The herald., 1895-08-27
Spanish News Of Cuba

CADIZ, Aug. 26.-The Diaro d'Avisos
of Corruna states that the governm ent
will relinquish its intention of sending
$1,000 additional reinforcements to Cuba
in October. and adds that the captain.
general, Martinez de Campos, has de-
clared that he will resign If the govsrn-
ment insists. upon. appointing lieutsn-
ant-general for Cuba.
The herald., 1895-08-27

The Orange County Business College
will be open from 10 a. M. to p. m.
every day. to give those that so desire an
opportunity to visit the school before the
regular fall opening, Monday, Septem ber
Ond
The herald., 1895-08-27
Killed BY a Bee Sting

HUME. Mo-. .l26.-Walter Gibson,
10 years Of age, died here today from the
sting of bee. inflicted last Saturday.
The bees sting had penetrated tho pneu-
mogastric nerve and the heart and lungs
wer affected.
The herald., 1895-08-27

Ladies' Serge Suits, in black tan. navy brown
and gray, excellent quality former price $3.50,
now selling at IS a salt
The herald., 1895-08-27

M7 Ladies' Serge Suits m chevot
NJ !HVV effects heavy weight former price $40,
~ sOV ling at $3.50
The herald., 1895-08-27
CHINO BEET SUGAR NEWS

All good housekeepers rejoice in using
Prices Cream Baking Powder.
The herald., 1895-08-27

Ripple Capes in black. tan and navy broadcoth,
ripple collar finished with large ribban bow :
former price 1915, now selling at each $3.50.
The herald., 1895-08-27

a A chicken pot-pie made with Dr.Price' s
Baking Powder is an inspiration.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-02-04
Timely Suggestions

for the coming few months
and hints on our specialities.
Ladies' Underwear in Mus
lin, Flannels and Silks at
greatly reduced prices.
Ladies hosiery in White,
Black, and Tan at prices that
will surprise you.
A fine assortment of Silks
in all shades and grades from
so cents up.
Complete stock of Ladies'
Gloves, and Silk Mitts, Nit
ting Silks, Tin all shades) in
prices. that can't be duplicated.
w Don't fail to inspect
our stock of Ladies', Gents
and Childrens' fine Shoes and
Slippers.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-02-04
Looking Forward

To the prospect for the COM
ing year we hope that we have
so pleased our patrons that we
will see them again, and that
their friends will see how nice
ly they have been fitted out
and profit thereby.
We shall greatly increase
our stock this coming year,
receiving new and fresh goods
by every steamer direct from
the most reliable manufact-
urers of Europe.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-02-04
LOOKING BACKWARD

On our success for the past
year that we have been in
business we are more than
pleased with our sales, and we
feel confident that all our
transactions with our custom
ers have been of such a nature
that they are as fully pleased
as we are.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-02-04
FOR BIBLE STUDY.
New Class Organized By Rev.
Mr.. GarVin.

Mr.. GarVin.
Mr.. EDITOR: Will you allow M
space in your valuable paper for (
few lines touching a subject which
I think a number of your reader
will be glad to learn about.
There are at times in our lives
opportunities and occasions which
do not come to US more than once
and if let pass when presented car
rarely ever be embraced again.
believe an opportunity of such rar'
ity is offered to the would-be Bible
students of Honolulu at the present
time in the Bible class to be
formed at Mr.. T. D. Garvin's res
idence, corner of Richard and King
streets, which commences its first
actual lesson on Monday evening,
the 4th inst.
It is acknowledged that no book
has ever exerted, or is exerting to-
day, the influence on the wide
world and the nations of the earth,
as the Bible, and it is believed it is
still destined to WELD a wider in
fuence and a mightier power in
the on-coming future. Yet it is
fair to say that a large majority Of
those who revere it and believe in
its teachings are sadly ignorant of
the book itself, and are often at a
loss to know how to study it proper
ly or to rightly obtain the riches of
knowledge and truth it is destined
to impart.
Last Monday evening a few
persons held preliminary meet
ing at Mr.. Garvin's house, and
with a little outline then laid out
it was decided to take up
systematic study of the Bible,
meeting every Monday evening
and to invite all to attend who felt
SO inclined. This is not to be
"topic" or Subject" study but to
see what the book teaches of mans
origin, nature, relations, obliga-
tions and destiny, and to draw
from the book its all-important
teachings in these directions. OIL
course, the authorship, occasions
and history of the various books
will be more or less studied and
the periods to which they relate.
Mr.. T. D. Garvin will take charge |
Of the class, and the writer. who |
has known Mr.. Garvin personally
tor nearly quarter of a century
and of his earlier life prior to that
lime, unhesitatingly says that Mr..
5arvin has few equals as a stu
lent of the Bible, and in ability to
mpart a clear understanding and
open up the simplicity and har-
nony and design of Gods word
has rare gifts and qualities which
'nly Conscientious study of years
can produce.
Mr.. Garvin opens his house for
Ill who will come without regard
o creed or color and says, that
When the house is too small other
quarters will be provided. This is
fered without price or fee and
ertainly presents a rare oppor-
unity. The first lesson will be
he first two chapters of Genesis.
We know no Race, we know no Greed,
We know no Glass or station:-
iod's Word was sent to meet the
need,
Of every tribe and nation.
WALTER G.. WELDON.
Honolulu, Feb. 2, 1895.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-02-04
K. of p. Officers.

The following officers of Oahu
Lodge No. 1, K. of P, were in
stalled Saturday evening:
George Hawkins, c. c.; George
Dali, V. G.; w. NJ. Disney, p; J.
Buckley, M. W.; William a. John
son, K. r. c.; James Padgett, M.
A.; Charles Kidder, NJ. F. !; Henry
Smith, 81. E.; John McLain, o. G.;
William McGregor, I. G.; S. Deck
er, T.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-02-04
MAUI POLITICS IN ABEYANCE,
ALI Waiting for News From the
Court Martial.
r.rrvH ASSExATIoS CLUBS.

Heavy Surf Does Damage At haliko
GuIch - steamer Kahului Arrives
From the COast-Death From Over
dose OF samshu-sugar shipments.