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DALLAS. Tex. july fS-tS7ecial)-The Sfa's
Federation or Labor. The State FEEDER -
TT. DIS and Farmers Alliance OF Texas -
a-,,framated and a call has been =
f1r a meeting Of the three organize
AZ T.4rlf.azsas. Tex. Tuesday. Augu r.
Tn. all is signed by James Scott y -
state Federation Of Labcr; Geo.
Reach. Of the Federated Trades !:
High. John Dwyer and w. A carr =
~ STATE Farmers Alliance All indies p
orear. cations are requested TO send dele
.,stes The combined call is reEar1ed 20
beng very significant at this time A. 'e@
CONVENTION goIdbugism will be den1rr 2
and the free ana Urlimited coinage Of H.
ve- al A ratio Of Il to / viii be demand
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DIDN'T no A TlIiNG.
There Are Not Enough Goidb"Ss j"
Florida To Form Club


jacksonville. Fla. July ls--tSpec.ai-l D
The ernissaries OF the Wall street soliou--
and the cuckoos who are attefnptlAE 20
force southern democrats TO swallow Johh
Shsrman's financial compounds wee g.Vea
the marble heart in this city today
some tine ago the Wall street shy LOCKS
intimated To their emissaries here that u
would be a good idea 10 form a sound
money" club. Accordingly. Eoen Bean "a
commission man, issued cal. anou- tWo
weeks ago for a sound money meelih%
at the board of trade rooms TINS al * 'l0c"-
Bean advertised the meeting In n" 'F
papers. and tbs afternoon shortly betoie
The meeting had a negro ball 20 parade 'ae
streets arrayed ia yellow suits -,na thti'
backs pIacaried with Inscriptions F@.'i-H--
rally for Sound Money
When Bean went 10 the board % : -ie
rooms. however he found tat- tae Peol"e
had not rallied worth a cent. Iav acre
seven persons there besides E-f2s u. ana
only one, Cashier Cooley % the First Ma
t!oual bank. was pronounced 'So!dutS.
Four of the others were pronouul' SILVER
men, who had come 10 see the iuh. ana
the other two wese Presd Ba-Gw-n AID
Secretary Smith Of the board OF trade, VINO
had come cut of courtesy.
When Bean took in the situation he
remarked: IT'S rather cool. although TIE
mercury was 100 in the SHADE. and adjourn
ed the meeting sine die amid the Jrr-s OK
four white metal spectators The f-iuTc ui
the goldbug meeting IS significant IN
View OF the fact that this IS rae n5me Of
Congressman Cooper. who is cuckoo
Of the most approved type, lawns lost
flesh this summer in try -ng e get F.oT.-s
democrats to accept the CleveiIad-Sherulan
financial programme. In mar ked con .rils-
with the failure OF the go.dhus meeting
today, was the success OF the : liver meet
ing some time ago, RAen the
board OF trade rooms were crowd
ed with prominent business and p-o-
fessional men eager to enroll themselves as
members OF a 5imetallic club. Florida
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BETTER THAN a GOLD EIN',EE

Are y,u honest. sober. industrous?-If 50 engage
with US tor 1895: s3tO month; %aftN year hou
can mako II easy: six hours day. our agents do
MOI complain of hard times. Why They are max
inL. money selling our Perfection Dish asher. the
mi practcal family washer manufactured: washes
drie aua puiishes dishes perfectly in two minutes
no experience necessary; child "t eight "prrat'tlt
rpsily; cheap and durable; weight thirteen pounds;
made of antitrust sheet steel; capacity Dl pieces
$1,000 for its equal; every family wants one. gu
don't have 81 canvas; as soon rs people know You
have IT, for safe they send for dish washer. EnCh
agents territory proteStedi no competition. We
furnish sample (wrghs SIX pounds in nice case tn
lady agents TO take orders with; one agent maze
S2Is SIS first days. address for fun particulars
Perfection sIfg Co, est 65rd St Eng!ewood, III.
Mention The Constitution.
Mention The Constitution
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KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement ara
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live BET
.er than others and enjoy life more,
less expenditure, by more prC-n
adapting the worlds best proc
the needs of physical being, "
the value 20 health or the pu.
laxative principles embraced
.emeGv, Syrup Of Figs.
Il excellence IS due to its preseE
In the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the tsste, :he refrc shing and truly
beneficial properties of perfect lax
alive; eTiectuslly cleansing the system,
disreIling colds, headaches and feytr
ana permanently curing c0nstiPaiioa..
II has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval o. the medical
profession, because il acts on the Md
-ievs, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every objectionable substance.
syrup Of Figs is for sale nv all drug
gists in &c and s bottle, but IS Is Uaa'
ufactIred hv the California Fig syrup
ca only, whose name Is printed on erery
package, also the name. syrup Of Egs,
and being wei informed. you wIi; not
accept my substitute + offered.
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the ~survrrinn that Attended our period Of
Reconstruction and the revision % our stat
now Ne battling for the rs
turaticn - silver - Us uehIlul
lesson that W. are taught by these facts
= this tha. are rot We7uei from all al
leEia1~e O. thr Eci ApiS-lohn Ruh and
have. not az rrf tz-ssuFus. lrian -ufieut - the
Errata~f anil most commanding power 81
tn British tulrirs--fh. power ~ treasured
money When we ask. How LONG shall
NE wait for th. restoration 81 silver 70 is
epual crustitursuEat ri'ch'S with gold.
the answer CONES from the high priest Of
rnanra. ans from our democratic president
'T1u shall watf until Great Britain has
Kfvsn t1s p-rrslI~siou-'- our constitution IS
n n state - ''fnuoeuosS dcsuetule" while
si-.r.s i- his lair ~ refuses 10 rroul his
Crrsrur tn our financial iusisgentrnce-
This .s not a new event IN history
words OF the Prophet Amos.
The Prophet Amos took rn the subject ~
Israel hal mai. IN his homer. AMI ~ an
u~rw.aH tre evils ~ tire srrlii policy to
h people in wnrls that even president
--FJrar this. a. - fh9t swallow up the
n",.ir. even % make he ro,eer q the land
a. saii. making ~. spha small
Hri the ehek-l great a-f faIsifsing the
taiauH.s tfrF p1rifEl p deceit that Nheyl
~ NAV huy ths poor Tor silver and the
90 theril trc MUS wheat"
The Iursl hHtH sworn by the exrcllsncV
o. n :. .lrs.., vi nc, se.'s iofs1i 80 ~,
rfn ~ sHularta uhe worship % tie golden
Cair a-i save Thy Cod - Dan iiveth. am
~ ula-u9r form q Worship - Beer
sseta- rvcth. even they shall fan ami
never rise wr again"
fr.-a ana eulsehtcnrl people are never
csrrtt-I W rheir tuTt ans equal rights. %
s-~l~h- nr tr -rartfr- esr1e faVort-s class.
rArr rhs HEfu-rr 6.ss~ unF visit those who
d. s"i t-eu- AMI iIs- fall aud newer rise
Nn.o-- 80 'i- ~onhlstr,es that have beer
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democrats are not yet ready to accept
Jobn Sherman as their prophet in financial
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me! d,llc s'dIos' uuI - =, sotn tbeir sill
4 ana hate neSn C'llt,1 ~. rs ana bal
vv1 an So - - yrc,t supnlv thrir place
a mtS p nj issies T5ey arc nor sound
money states, ana if they ma only gold
y ynrsaP9 Il pori ho5eiess bank uptcy
'Ssrr5Socir s,Iyar bas hean sold On a declining
MAXI in London instead Of being kept
~. -. -, ,s , st5r,tIi,ts for other prod.Ic-
80 IN rssult is a constant .urnlo of
80 ,,tf,T WI L. a Ike policy here. A. 10
- Ia g5Ii has 30 dep~.sseI an in-
5,,'' e. - sf,r,r,idable strikes have been
,i,,,,st "a iaffv recurrence and .o'faltinl
.,,i,, oud vai,abIa in government and
,.'.fy
=, A., s,, ,,.rtc, tsruncd II.
""9 H"S '""'" -.
Why has there not been slNti uuinp
on south America. to have BRUSH silFet
the alleg SILVER damp Wouid com" WIN
iree coinage TO the Hiled S,a',S' ''.ir,a
wheat ana hides. silver mines ami sold
m'He. SoIee anu sEs'[ ,i,'' womb h'.p
/ tt1t ,.utiurnt =, mach AS 10 nave Jnc sic
,,.r ny NV s5I1 10 Europe dumped
/ i...k tir1f mem and nothing would hurt
EnrooS NOR.
Ia another ~ Of my remarks / have
/ .tdv,rtrI 10 ~ brcdfn nee of the eastern
hem sph .t .if.S M, qh.gy for sll-
i-v p ..-e-- W. .lt inr
/ sold altno .nlure sold than
/ va 40 Mb1pppua1 tN4h a dangerous ut-
| Dtudruce no, -. IOI gold supply were
! II MOI for tkS assistance We get from our
natural silver resources, ANA the tact that
tE.,. an. ,orupeled to r-lrehase 10 from us
~ - S,nnIv tba demand of the arts ana for
c,ingt
The mower Of any siIver-produciu& couu-
try that produces gold but in less
| gI'auttt. is perfectly Illustrated iu tAc cua-
/ itfior "a AItz.eo. Ne .lr. IA tbe habit Of
-r.s.ri,,1 al Nt..it,1 as "A land OF revolutions
,,1 ,.,,i,l1,. igsv Her rpvoutious were
~ ,ii.,,lt ,f r6urrh rallti.s ana they were
"a. 800 ,atai MIN tburrI and state
100 ti,,,r,i5 fbare III Ne divorced them
w - - 80 s-b,tnsa f,tfarsou
n.y. r~.at man who il now president Of
49, Us GnaIIv settled that church
| o1iesfion ana Mexico freed from that trou-
| 6I. mas set forward in "a career of prosper
! Nv that puts this great republic 10 the
I blush Ia ten years @Syt.oJo.p'0 Of our capi-
! tai has been invested IN Mexico, ami ia that
I time Mexico has mad no investment mere.
CONTRARY to the wishes OF her statesmen.
her bonds have been increased in the
weight of their burden by the London sin
gla standard of gold. Her only resource TO
meet inns increased burden has been the
stimulus of her agricultural ana manu-
featuring resources by producing ana CON
ire silver ana keeping IT at homo. To 10
THIS she has adhered 20 the Jeugfsohian
standard of "A 1imetalAc itEal ttnaet td.-
u 'ouey She has no paper money ISSUED on
"i NC .-''ni; - iss,t.. nils a. rircuiafe
The Int.N - ~. ..',,,,.r,,,,,' M has no re-
.t.t,,.i,, a., .t.b iss,,es I'm. Der eapita
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A., MOND
A'while lac was ii

the silver coin E'!oR
G the republican fools erTanE the Atlantic
Banke Prnyer now snn
this great gsE a. dS Sas p af tq Earops
possibly mat a p9iat ~as P 1
,h S o Money foq the oe
centuries They
dais the 5snd ana
Ply there inan ,ns u31d stats s
all
daily STd they will eyer ea it's co@ bach to
tic give 1--WE, too n g 9GTe Th 5hSy n hazard men
ankn 6e same dollars TO senq %
& which onfnds against Cory
r ana MAKE tbs needy go naked gnrEEen
a, sHTroaais taS H h yat5 and Pui
l6q snd to 'r as 'ee r silver t Comfy
man strives while al 9s
dollar b an 9S %Ss5agS pSe on is onty s % "s
] @ so an n55Si @ 9rsi , 'sra fs "a @
Faiioq @ G isl
S or@ n and s , Essat a'q" m n bullion
5 When d R ReS AS seT The n9Td doubt @
& was soSd n % %nss' 9a e259 a3 @ 5
Of value was at E Sps @ ' pefues
was % % IL q rror h y me pres
nt NEE ing compete prolgeon
Of capita # si
% s @ tipa % silver wi
9owe went FG has asqmast for & pc a
gi~n @d b dcn"ri paper @ P3
rru
~
= dn vhen'o one was r ' " - ~
& oqsa the by yaias oi and sysr si zach
lies Ielu
SfTure via6u Of y ,adas " sor p5o.i
; only on precious money ~ - coaariS: -,
gold the -" n"'"'u Dol
ia n,ne n
I Tot hey fpfy sset sS history from which
dime & cap IA % 81 II m eSid 81
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Dallas, Tex July 20.-tSpecialD-ln pal-
las and many count es OF Texas the free
silver democrats held primaries todaS 10
select t!t.c2atcs to attend the fire. silver
convention at Fort Worth August 9TH.
There was great outpouring of democrats
eSpecially i'm the rural regions, ana the IN
dfCatiouS are that the state convention Will
he very largely attended. Judge John IL;
Reagan. Governor CUlhertson, nited
States Senator Horace Chiffon. Congress
man Joe Bailey and the leading men OF
Texas will Toe present. Judge Reagan, who
is chairman Of the board - railroad com
missiouers. declares positively that he VIII
not be "a candidate for governor. but viii
surport CulbcTson. whose policies he IN
dorSes for reelection.
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II u8-if bff nta orr tfer ria tslrN
rcIt Of commerce would have disappeare
ANA left tho world AS naked Of trade "A
Tho acscst of sahara is ~ vegetation \
poo- chila could have been educated, n
Bibles ana TestamcntS would have bee
PLACED In the bowels ~ the people an
Christianity and civilization would hav
been as strange to America as they are /
the la ses, Africa. co.. forcsaw with on
ie.." pa, Ken }', '@,hI a., man isf nav
III NE ~@rS my h4s hoeh aoie lnr hu
ibc ,iad'ict', ana his progeny Of smaIle
coins I'm our splendid country alone, Ia
boon left to cold coins of dollars and hal
dollars. quarters aud dimes the wars q
fr, revolution would never have bee
fought and We would now Dee STRUGGLING "a
British coluuf~ts with the wild Indian
tribes. our inlcucndeuce would not eve
be- thought instead 81 q boast. The wa
o. iAi1 was foHtht WIN silver money, an
II we hat thru adopted the British slnFi
go! Standard; as Us now psmahneg OF Y
10y British policy. our hurncc capliol WouI
urNtr rave h.ff r'hull'' ana ln' cross =,
81. GEORGE would nave No1ted from IN
palace of VleerOy iu WASH 80 H.
~ Paid for Ii.nm tp Il.
su,or for my vears wa ture i'm hflan
Oh Er,,cs laf.i In IN length ste
t,ilions ri them IN mo z bay
are v,ry few Gau-N .h Nh
when they think Of 10 80.
lows that have doomed AL Just how. n
win NOT Join me iu expires. ,.,.. l., .Nou
thanks 10 tod. that he gave 90 ~ tclOu
81. mankind money lHN
10 our fathers taar they sealed II up r.
hes i1 the sacred covenants of the cuustitt
lion
Inc competition between gold and silver
ae money metals. is a divine admouition {
fIt uouap6list that he cannot make g.
corner" on gold because silver is left FIRE
tp srpplv the money demand while gold
locked mp and because silver money is S
bulky. ANA mono of the coins are large
than a dollar. that the Speculation con p
more mako "a corner on silver than b
c9u corner "A heard Of wild elephants in
r,artrfl.. not
This competition between the metals
also gu admouifion 10 the bankers, tina
thew cannot lock up tho money m the
vaults deposited with them by the pcoUl'
and dole out TO thcm their stii
plasters. fiat money under ~
name OF clear ne house Cefdi
,.i.ra as they nti tn lNth
while silver is legal tender money an
| ~ coinage Is rs free to tho people as
I the coinage OF gold. that disgracetul 81
! amifv to the people OF this couutrf On
I never occur again. Especially is TINS tru'
! n W. can enforce the recommendation
The CHICAGO platform "that the Urohihrl
rv 10 per cent tax on state bank tissues b
rputalcl." .
/ ON This subject ! have only time To s.
! that those statutes and the act Of
! which took ava from the people the al.
( 10 have gold and silver freely com,
on equal terms. are both ip Ylols Shour
/ the suirlL of the constitution. J ID. ID
! true Democracy OF the United sal
/ never To-. content hut will atiu 4 perl
| war Tor Justice. until The ruustfS uld
IT, pcr @',' mt gritty. @''''' y 1nAIo
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THREE nIxErALLIc BUREAUS.
They wiz he Established for the Dis
trIbutfon of Literature.

Chicago. July ~. The national silver COM
mittee Of one from each state ana terri
tory. appointed al the Memphis silver con-
vcution finished its work today. "u'be
Henry c. Miller. of On caga. who is now
acting as one of the judges OF the i' IT.
Harvey debate. was selected as permanent
chairman. and J. II. Acklvn. lermi htnt
secretary. The following executive COM
miticc was named. \. j. Warner. q ct TO-
a WaIcott. of Indiana y. c. I3anrnari'
OF Louisiana: George +. Bowen, OF Chica-
ga and Judge A. j. Rucker, of Colorado.
Three bureaus for the disc NINA loh OF
silver literature and the promulS"-oh q
the Is TO ] platform will he establi shed hy
the committee, one in Chicago one IN
Nashville and the third in san Frau CISCO
The following resolutions were .1nted'
whether the single gold STANDARD. WIN
increasing debt and consequent S'lNltude
for the masses of the people, shall te maze
perpetual la this country OF '-n'tasr the
constitutional standard Of gold ana slNtf'
with better prices for the products OF Ilt OF
and safer conditions for business, shall be
restored. must be decided by the recipe al
tine election ia 1886.
The issue is between the gold standard
gold bonds and contracting currency on
the one SIDE and a bimetallie standard no
b, rds and a sufficient currency on the
other.
believing that the time has come "h-h
those who hold ;his issue TO be paramount
In Importance To all other questions shoulH
make il "A common cause and should unite
their efforts TO secure the establishment OF
these principles the executive committee
appointed al the Memphis silver c"hven-
ton June 18th and 18th, earnestly recon-
mends:
q The organization OF b.meta.hc
leagues throuLhout the entire country
which all those who believe IN the restoI@-
ton OF the free and unlimited coinage OF
silver at the existing ratio OF 10 10 l. niue
pcudcntly OF the action Of any other h'4uoh'
shall Toe invited to join.
~ That a committee Of five be appoihttd
to take charge of this movement, to provide
and distribute literature to pla '- ofrahiz-
ers and speakers in the field a"d o'heI wise
10 advance the cause Of bimet1ltism as IN
their Judgment they shall thilk best.
20 Each member of the national commit
tee IS authorized to select a Chairman Tor
each county Of his state ana the ehaumeh
so selected may aPpoint in each DIST" q OF
his county and ina each ward of an moor
porated town ana city three memoirs 10
constitute a county committee, which ceh-
mittce shall organize b.me'd'he leagues
Where counties or states have already act
ed ana organizations have teen formed
said organizations shall he reorSdhl@ed'
The chairmcn Of the respective county corr
mtttcts shall constitute a state committee
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some Laws mat Apply.

These metals are precious, according 10
am ,atimates whether human OF divine
e. Thcs are precious Dtt"1s' 80 49,
for measure OF value ana tHty y" y.
sent wealth which Is only labor that Us
rG.se Qualities excite the active labor
and skill of an peoples IN sea.si'i5 "''N
mining FOR these hidden tokens 81 .hth.
They are hidden away ln r"oA- lHdt
are found iu tn dgsoiatr .""ul.''. $3.50 ,
ami are 1ificult OF access, ana Htha i""S
5 itcy are dimruit 10 ma and lay under
the feet 10 men Tor ages unliatof"itA.
when discovered they are, as To E"lh
usually and as tu silver always, iohhn lI
tho assures between vast masses - l1'N'
ana they present so narrow wot King Sul-
rara that only few men can mn COON 70
labor Ii company. a thousand men al th'
entrance 10 mine cannot increase 10. "'-
tual force that are usiug their picks ia '"e
bearing assures or veins
e. These limitations upon the actual yl'id
OF gold and silver mines arr common 10
both ami by an aifaus H,ni OF "lNlhr
providence They prevent tho 'Eerii' dte-
lion 81 the precious metals. al the teach
ings OF Science. an the aids ot machinery
and an the increase OF dtin"hi ~ th'st
precious metals Ia the arts ana Tor com
age have not succeeded 10 tho produ suou OF
the supply that Is actually ne ded 70 keep
nae. with the progress Of the worlds civil
izauou ana Tho rapidly expanding commerce
and trade.
ton ef gold and silver Us the fact that II rs
a{l acquired bv band labor by the personal
and individual TOLL OF men. Machinery is
seldom useful ~ collecting ths rres nom
th,. rocks where they are imhsddru. This
Is a most important and crafty ing factor
IA the grand result.
really free and are suited 90 the rlcntS ami
liberties of free people provide 20 that
D. born man can 1i- Tor E'tt ana SILVER
and can take 30 To- a mint ant have lis lahhr
coined into money. tie can law q bs Tor ms
chIldr ~ or spend IL Tor thrlr support and
education or b. can invest IL o. lend Il 10
.HaHs N.E.HH M
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What rfi- idle fund has cost This couu-
lry 40 mau, think. could accurately
state. with THE interest and the additions
made fo b. o believe that its actual cost
fa- r.- i.-'u less than Sstusl.lul iu ar-ual
expenditure and an inealcuiahic sum in
fH. promotion VI panIcs. All these many
Etasa has this fuud lain IN
tae treasury. as dead 20 tue Tscupir. who
ls.4 fur .t auI uNu b, ass III b. WAS again
s. aa4 .ts native quartz veins Joe "a.
Bosom 90 rAr earth. As temptation iOr
aa.l.ur aTt-uIafnrS. D. has oi late become
rH+ most sensitive spot ln the Hoiy
polite. ANA "a 4ssturuaE Of our sccry-
rar.- nt fEe treasury. lt has been as the
fream 81 fislfsE hIzzar- This ii.s show Of
our national wealth has uo more cacrt
sfsaI orr credit than she ta, rmHm"frr mas
ol tIs E.Ir ut tlv sun. IL only al. il-
g .srsr. llI effeuc. tnau otherwise y ls
e. ftt-.. Indicator. II IS az cheap sud a-
dangerous "a show ~ ftl-e pfc,nu-"s as
81. eIf-.r.us haubIcs ~ Cleopatra Wcr" %
1fafE Antony.
Daa flrt. relating % tass aNegs i"nlc
nt fh@ pIHt.r rrsl e eats like an af.t
thral-h th. thiu crust Of ths ta,t' u..
tense That Or fIsl could only be prnrurst
aaI uaiu-a u-l by 90" sale af bonds liu
three r.e4-.u-- in the s.Eate. iu open t"-
bate. have pat 90 Mr Sherman. 't 'ii. 90.
TINS question ''NuHu you were sarreiAtN
II rae treasury. d,i Yea not nuf. las" as
maHl ass SS1trrl.esl - the sl'-'.elnwo pf Eolt
satra vog rs' mo this fund % rel mp 'r
end rlg Tor o. in silver cerg.u go issLi. q
Gn1e- the Blaud-Ailison Law OF h'sF Iae
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fAn Educated Dor

/ leycliind'S admir .
history for more = q
shown hre~leen ,
self co'3er cap "a
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l'e aleS for nc,2meut
,ls hour. The mt'..'"o
ir his delusion. v
perfectly sane.
.uld De held in IN
Morton is permit
the public the
.er.
man near NJ
sat he is Queen V
wMurtuu. i'm "
AT he knows sonnet
question The
lc holds court ever
<grlins Morton wrN
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-07-26
MIOWERA IN PORT.
Arrived Shortly After l O'clock
This Morning.

The Canadian-Australian liner
Miowera locked at 1 80 this morn
ing. She left Vancouver on the
17th and Victoria the following
morning. The voyage down was
pleasant and uneventful.
The Miowera brings 700 tons of
general merchandise and the fol-
lowing passengers: Miss Winter,
Mrs. Ormond, c. w. Westby, DR..
and Mrs. Collingwood and family,
Miss Waldron, Miss Gum, w.
Morrison, Mrs. Caldwell, Mr.. and
Mrs. Kelly and family, NJ. Byrne,
w. Mackens, Miss Coombs, Chap
man, Castleton, Mr.. Barton Clay
SOD, Mr.. Lindsay, Mr.. CORN, Wood,
Mr.. and Mrs. Poppleton and fam
lily, Eckels, Hemen, Mrs. Earsman,
Mrs. Mcdonald, Miss Robinson,
Miss Speers, Miss Spragge, Miss
King, Saunderson, Miss Cameron,
Matthews, and Harris. The yes
sci will continue her voyage to the
Colonies shortly after noon today.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-07-26
Professor Leonard's Reception

Professor Leonard, the mind
reader, who recently left Honolulu
for the Colonies, is not meeting
with success. Word came by the
Mariposa to the effect that he has
been exposed in several places, the
audience in Sydney showing their
displeasure by throwing cabbages,
turnips, eggs and other farm pro-
ducts at their entertain er.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-07-26

" L. ID. Tjmmous, Warning
Block, corner of Fort and Beretania
streets, has opened a complete and
carefully selected stock of Mems Fur
nIshiDg Goods, which be offers TO the
trade at the lowest market prices;
Clothing, Hats, Shirts, Un ierwear,
Neckwear, etc. Call and see his SO
SuitS
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-07-26

10 When you wish to discontinue
housekeeping let Chas. Hawkins
bid on your furniture in its entirety.
It will avoid inconvenience of selling
in pieces or sale. King and Alakea
streets.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-07-26
~To by Patrons and Friend.

Eg To Ny Patrons and Friends
i have just opened at my Office, 113
Bethel street, Honolulu, II. L, an
ART EXHIBITION of the latest designs
and oovelties in Embroidery Work,
Drawn Work, Rope Silk, Kensington
Work and Etchings. 1 would re-
specially invite you and your friends
to call and inspect these goods.
3. BERGERSEN.