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made ~ famous as the Panhandle u.
Texas cattle. Why rot DO i' ltUlll
. money IN your pUcsu.-a guuiig..
ton 10 your taste, aud hUlp noke our
stair have % good name.
We can't raise corn In Utah like
IoNns, lu' We have an abundance Oi
other resources. We must wake up tu
our NATURAL advantage anu cultivate
cveiy acre. The benches should te
madu IN produce grriu ara straw --
more C1te should 10 taken with the
hay hstvtst, and the cattle given tu,
benefit OF every pound % teeI tnat can
he produced. IL you live far if M tue
railway, II II an easy way TO get your
hay uud grain In the cars 10y irtding
II 10 your i've stock. But why
voi good rain and hay o.
miserable, inbred, stunted cattle,
that never VII be worth
much but tor the hiut and rono-2 The
secret Of tlst To lave The quanly. a.
IL that which makes the grDw,fs'
money not numbers, but klud. SIN.
teen dollar yuaTlinss and twenty dol.
lar twOs can b. produced without my
particular tfoublt--ane sixteen dollar
yeuring ~ ltss trouble nui Expense CO.
produce than two Vight dollar year.
hDgs.
a great deal can be sold on Tie most
profitable and economic methods 10
feeding cattle In this county, anI
snail try your patience some Jay with
an aitlciu On that question, based ON
the practical exUououCU 60 "A great
many Of our most succeB'ul ioudrts.
a good way O. start Out h., { this year
ship Ur cell H.l your old question.
ablr bred bulls and shelly
cows. Utc the MONEY from the
sal,s TO Jury come sItons ueT blood ui
standard grader. AZ the viutur pro.
pfcstts watch your htrIs-gathot iu
those that are not doing well anu iruI
them u little hay 10 keep them strong.
Unless you have great deal VI iced u
is poor policy To Try 10 maze beef out ui
few steers. The feed Ia worth three
tmts more 10 you for your pUug IL. Ch
cattle. Take caro- " your bulls and
feed them Ia tue epriug before turning
them out, Ihoar hro simple, little
thiugs that We all know. Follow tucm
up anu cnch year Improve your huriH
By purchasing OF trading tor some
new a,ruug blood and II viii not ur
long an you are rewarded ior your
uiiDTlB by tue more satisfactory prices
paii, o. iay nUlhiuE Of tie rcT-lr nj
satisfaction that any ttuU cattle man
feels IN having good alocE.
A. l.. DE RigCLIa,
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Police Court Notes.

The case against John n. White ior
obslructing the sidewalk was brought
ny today. This morning MI M0ylc,
attorney Tor the Defendant, appeared
also for Bowuug Brothers aud the
cases were ooutipucd until . O'Clock
Lens Dsvis, Mabel Williams, Mamie
Lee, Minnie Haley and Enir Dlwu
each deposited $3.50 for Ir.slltutl0u
anu IN they failed ~ appear tho money
was forfeited.
Yro Hop, keeper Of gambling
house on Plum street, forfeited 500.
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BUTTE Nob, July I'LL Is not
known what brcsme o. the Tus,lrn
captured by tho Koy paha vigilantes
on sunday. The baud passed through
Fait,aX, =. D., last evening, going
Tcsl, stating 70 was their Intention to
proceed 10 polnt nurIh 81 Springview
before crossing the state line. There
IL little doubt the rusllefs will never
reach Spriugview ~ should they be
turned over TO tho authorities IL would
make trouble Tor Ansptkor, tue ow nsr
Of the stolen cattle which were being
uefdsG on the Indian reservation con.
irary 10 the Instructions from the In.
iiuu department..
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WirER ron sOnru LAKE.
h'Ashrd the Highest Point OF the
system Last NiEhi.-A Very
Good Flow.

The Twenty-third ward water sup
|ly Company officials were IN high
ltlIhtt today On account OF the sue.
'ts lhoy have achieved In getting a
veg strong flow Of wafer out TO North
Pan Lake.
lhe company WAS organized two or
lnUt m nihs hRO and since that time
ar Ihil 10000 feet Of four inch pipe In
|shlel the water IL conducted from a
ny moving well at the corner OF Fourth
mttlGnd Fourth North streets. Inst
ughl ne How reached the highest
out Of the system which IL directly
llOnt Of the Bonneville school
uHllng' Tho water will be used both
N, culinary anu iTTigating putposey.
|Atspflng n general tree and garden
lAh'hg viii occur there, something
nN hts heretofore been out Of the
duv'uon on account Of the lack Of
Eut WITH which to keep vegetation
I'VE w. The company officials consist
e. D fprnstrOm, president; H.. y.
otulii vice presiient; J. Anderson,
nV,e'Ady aud George Il. Jones, treas.
I',l The company feels that II has
Ivy we water question go lar rs
,ol'n salt Lake Ia concerned ana that
i'ea,'er there viii be little or no
1Sugle on rcGount Of lcsrolty Of the
we giving buld,
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moLnE,'s CoNrIssIoN.
the Authorities Claim SEQ has Virtn.
ally Admitted IiI. GuiIi.


PHILADELPHIA, Pa July l7.-H.
IL. Holmes, alias Herman MuIgolt, IL
~ alleged, virtually confessed 10 tho
murder u the two oniltTou whOSs
bodies were found In the csilAF IA a
Toronto house, ina two hUuth' Inter.
view with three members OF tho dis.
tfict attorneys stall.
al suppose lll swing for this" was
the only remark dropped from
holmos's lips which IN any way tends
20 incfiminate him, but the district
attorney says this Ia practical admir-.
sion Of the quit.
Notwithstanding Holiness remark,
hie counsel says Holmes was not In
Toronto when the PietZsl children
were murdered. This. he Gays. can no
proved by Mis-. Howard, Hjlmss's
thitd vile, At pTetent living with her
mother nj franklin, InGlAua. Ths
authorities place but little orsdsnce In
that Glihi story and are satisfied
Holmes Ii the murderer.
10 SEARCH FOR TIM BODY or THE hoy.
IUUOSTO, Ont, July l7.-Furlher
search On the premises where the
bodies NJ the two Pietzsl children
were found Will he made In tho hopes
Of hnulng tho missing boy, Howard,
aged nine, although Tue do ectiveS Rro
satisfied no was murdered and ere.
mated at Detroit. Alter the Inquest
NJ which verdict OF murder will uu.
doubleday be returned against Holmes,
Detective Gryor VIII 20 to Philadel-
phin with warrant issuei by the
Canadian authorities anu demand
Holiness eXtTaditiOn.
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II was all on account ~ the pfe,ent I'M
rect In the flfe department. He SAID
that tho demornl zitiun that 'Ni,ts-
that IL the way lie txptsesed lt-had
caused the policy writers TO conclude
that they must take some steps To If0'
tsct Themselves. "What DO you pro.
poe 10 dor IL II the intention to IN
crease the r,t,s2" was the double bar
relied II guiFy Of the NEWS maD.
After some hesitation ana with an
apparent effort 10 evsoo answering tn.
question, the insurance man replied
If will not say that that 10 not precise
~ what will he done"
Beyond that the policy writer re-
fused absolutely TO give any informs.
ton, anu simply said, "Ju't wait aud
see what will be doae ut tue meeting"
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JTFEERsuNyLLE, Ind, July IT,
Duflug the storm last night lightning
struck tue three towers OF tho prison,
auu the greatest excitement among
the oOnvicls, 500 IN number, followed,
fho pTisOnefs had just been locked IN
their respective Cells when tue storm
was raging NJ iurlOusly and thus u
panic was averted. The guards had
no sooner lolt their pusls u DUTY than
the Lightning AM IT. work. Had they
remained u minute later the Chauofs
are that they would have teen Killed.
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ENGLI,u ELE,rIoNs.
CuFsou and tryIaud TuFni-h the Ia
Citsmsnt of thS nay.

ciGsmsnt Of tho nay.
LONDON, July 1.-THE creates, "a,
element prevails IN tbr south portion
OF the Division OF Llucashile today
whore Hon. George CutaJu, tbs sitting
candidate anu Conservative, In contest
iug his seat against Herbert NAylIr
LrylauI, tho liberal candidate. The
Two candidates, accompanied by their
wives, arc diving about Ta!lyiug
their forces anu great squads OF men,
bicyo.isls, ARE wearing tho fGvort VI
the rival politicians.
Sir William Vernon HArcaurt,
speaking AZ Abetcaifn0 today, said he
accepted the honor OF contesting Wet
Monmouth Ia the cause OF temperance,
He added lie was n firm liberal, ana
would sstick to tho grand old man,
even II everyone else 1etBTted hin.
At So'olock this afternoon tho fol.
lowing was the RESULT Of the general
elections Conservative, 2O3; linton.
ists, 80. Total, gS6, Liberals, 80: Nc.
CaTthyiies, 20; Patn.ililes u, labor
Total, II. Net uuiOulst gam, 80.
There are also lively times today at
Leeds, especially IN tue west division,
where Col. NORTH, conservative cRndi'
date. Is said to have gool prospects Of
defeating the liberal candidate, Robert
J, Gladstone, con OF w. h. Gladstone
Col. North with family and ihali a
dozen secretaries, servants and horses
galote,is occupying tue principal hot,
and conducting n clever campaign,
lie points particularly 10 tbs humble
cottage where he was born.
The result at 7:Ij pms CongeTva-
tives anu unionisls, gil, liberals, 53i
McCarIhyiles, rs; PGrucIIitos, 0; labor,
|, Net uniOnitts' gain, al.
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NEW iuWs, July lG-G,oflu w.
Hcnsunw,wuu b. % muutuf ~ The com.
miilru which BE- 20 IfrsruttO the United
states projected cruiser Cincinnati n
hnuurumr silver service.
Mayor Caldwell, u Cincinnati, ~ 10
iu' lr the Presentation Hte,Ch AZ the
ctrcm niles today. The reply will bt
made ly Captain G'u,s.
Mayor Caldwell last evening said!
'lhr citauus Of Cincinnati have tnkon
great iu,Ufcbt Ia THIS matter. They
arc timp.y ugiug what tuB Ciu2p0s Oi
New You, diu when they plCsuufrI u
silver sufviuU 10 The cruiser New lurE.
Tue iund was raised by sub.criY,iou
I.n
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Four Months in Jail.

The sentence OF the police cour
passed upon William Ross yesterday
afternoon Tor carrying UurslAT's tool,
was four months IN the county iall
Ross pleaded with the court not 10 xiv,
MIN the iull sentence, siK months aut
ent with MIN.
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81. LOUIS. July lI-Oue victim b
the excessive heat Ia -. Louis has
fallen. Arthur Busch dropped dead
last evening At 7.ll. Mr. Busch was
30 years Old, the son Of millionaire
brewer u burlington, Iowa, lilo was
bOukkeepet Tor A. GRAFT 4 Co.,
liquor dealers, secretary Of the West
cru Rowing association aud secretary
Ut the Sr. Louis Turn Veteln. He
was launching shell when he was
overcome by heat anu diel instantly
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san FRANCISCO. July i7.--H. Waite,
o. Musrnohusrtt., has brought suit
AGAINST the city Of Santa Cruz Ia the
United 5lairE distr,ct court to secure
tho payment oi 81, BjOiu bonds which
iull uue this year. tho city refuses u
pny ins alleged iudubto mess on tho
ground that the bonds were practically
olpu
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Not Il Deputy sheriff.

Sheriff Hardy desires To be under.
stood that Simon Gavin, whose name
was In the NEWS yesterday, In con.
neotion with the requested rslease OF
his bondsmen, is nS1 a deputy sheriff,
anu never has acted In that capacity
for Mr.. HarJy. Mir. Gavin was a
special peace officer tor bingham. an
pointed by the county court, and was
not associated win the sheTitl's
office.
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Damage Frat.

DETROIT July l7.-Specials TO tho
Ac,0s from 81. Joseph, denton harbor
Hnd other points oi tho fruit bolt,
western Michigan, report a gale eArly
this morning, reaching ths velocity Of
70 miles an hour Many small build
inRs sud trees were blown down, and
thousands Of bushels Of apples, pears
anu peaches blown from the trees.
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The directors Of the Sugar factory
met ut the ofiius Of II, j. Grant * Go.
this forenoon. Thee we're piesunt
President Morris, Messt,. Cutler, Jack,
wlnder, George NJ. Cannon, Fergusnn,
Hardy aud Secretary Whitney. There
WIS but little buoiuess transacted
beyond confirming the action VI tue
president anu stctotaty In connection
with the sale Of sugar bonds ~ Hon.
Frank J. Cannon, ~ chroHiclou In last
evenings NEWS.
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a CommitIoc 90 Plead wI,h the People
Tor Ihe FIocks.

DESvER, July IA special to tho
umes tom uahn's Peak ssys. A com.
mlttgo from SNAKE River passed
through here to-day bound for Hayden
and Steamboat Springs to plead with
the people 10 allow the sheep 10 DO
driven into California Park. J. l.. Ed.
wards, tho Wyoming sheep man, will
meet tho Snake River men, Robert
Mclntosh anu q. w, Arnold. At Steam
boat Springs. lne settlers VIII not
agree 10 have the sheep driven anu
psatuTed IN Roult county.
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TIRE INSUnANcE CRISIS.

nae Hazard oi FIRE Underwriters
" ""'d m Important mooilng ON
81, a member Of the Salt Lake Board
I'M, ,,,g. unlerwriters Is authority tor
y' , statement that the public will 10
,,'!y 'luel surprised nj the result OF
..'I'"uE OF the ingurRnce men that IL
,.i I' ueId at the q iiico of Captain Don
'lal5hiag at O'Clock.
Hs animated, IN fact declared, that
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oLAIns mInAouLous rowHR
Curious Stories ToId about Denyes
hnnnmImLnr.

ALBUQUERQUE, n. M July IL
Looking IKE on animated picture Of
the Chris; credited with Tertorming
acts on y par with the miraC o. OF tue
Son OF God; In mlsu, dvmeauor AMI
hndliness copying alter Him who
came GU earth 20 prepare heavenly
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TnE rRoVo wooLLrS niLLs.
They viii Continue to Hun nj fuli
thpRcity untii tho Holidays

Capacity un,i the Holidays.
Mr.. Jonn &. Cutler IN conversation
with n NEWS representative today IN
Answer " questions said that the
Provo WOUluu mills were running nj
their full capacity AMI that they
would continue 10 DO ~ up to the eud
OF tins ear when there VIII De bfief
closv down Tor repairs. There are now
about one huudred and MY persous
employed at the mills. Fifty more
ind regular employment In tue knit.
ting fac'Ofy and tailor shop OF J. G..
Cutler & Bros. In this city. The proc.
poets for fall trade, Mr.. Cutler says,
are very fair. A good business IL Icing
carried on ~ the line Of custom anu
ready made clothing ~ well ne IN
knitted ware and TIC reports from all
parts VI the Territory wncfs they have
been disposed Of anu giyop n test this
lac, year are highly encouraging.
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n,.,crIon. DI.srrsarnnes Of MONEY.

OMAHA, July ia package con.
tainIus $4,000 hos mysteTiously diuAr.
peAFci # M tho Pacific Express conn
pany'B office.
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ILnIIroaa Trneh Mn.nea Amn,.

PEORIA, Ill.,, July IA thousand
ieUt " track has beon washed away
on the Peoria ana Pekin Union, across
tho river, and quarter Of mile IL
reported washed away on tho Wanda
liza, near MaokinRW.
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suornIs FRIEND.
= Lawyer Too Ready with Deadly
Msnpuu.

BRAZIL, Ind, July lI-Goorge A,
knight, one Oi tho test known law,
vera In the state, while sitting in hi,
nome last night, heard noise In m
upstairs room. Search was made and
the gate was hoard 10 shut ON the out,
side. Mr.. knight saw man disRp.
peafing In the darkness. lie shot aud
fatally wounded his best friend, John
Wehrlo, the county clerk.
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PEORIA, Ill.,, July 1.-THE rainfall
this morning was the heaviest known
Ia forty yeaFs. la ten hours 81 inches
fell.
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TosEARoH FOR TnE BODY or THE 30


NEW iUml, July l7,-Nosslage, Col.
gate & Co., shipped $1,000 In gold on
the steamship ~. Louis Today.
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56-tf.
WELL! WELLM wELIm
just Look at the Mistakes

When people order by telephone of another Furniture Store
and then walk into G. E. WILLIAMS &c SONS Store and
ask why the goods not delivered time they makes
mistake. When lady telephones to the store of c. E. Will
iams & Son to and take back piano that was sent To
her by another furniture she makes a mistake
It. Mistake to think that c. E. WILLIAMS has left
the country without return ticket
1t was Mistake to try to stop him from going
1t is Mistake to imagine that he will not return with
stock of goods with prices that will the public happv and
paralyze some folks.
1t is Mistake if Clarks school of embalmng from which
Mr. ED A WILLIAMS graduated last year is not the best
on Earth.
It is Mistake if you think do cove all the trada
in town. do Wewould like the Earth and Necker Island
thrown in.
1t is Mistake if you think (a insnuatons to the contra
ry) that we do not still remain Yours as ever
b. WILLIAMS & SON.
q. f. WILLIAMS 1: Ed. A. WILLIAMS
Gil King ST. Tel 49, Res. and Night TEL Sl5 6O-tE
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where Honolulu People may wor.
ship Tomorrow.


where IIonoiuiu People may wor.
ship Tomorrow.
OESrRAL USioN Church, corner Bersta.
mia and Richards streets. The Rev. Kenneth
Duncan will occupy the pulpit morning aud
evening Services Sunday, Aug iith.
Sunday school aud Bible classes, g.5b a. m
Public Worship with sermon at ii n. m and
1880 p m. Morning theme, WEAKNESS In
Wei Doing Evening theme, can Eco.
nomy Of Resources Prayer and conference
meeting Wednesday, 7'3O p. IN. Sunday
Schools japanese, In Lycoum at 10 a, m !,
Portuguese, in church on Miller street, AZ
$3.50 pm. The public is cordially iu,fted
~ attend these services.
ST. ANDREWS CATHErnAL--The services
Of the Cathedral Congregation, Ninth
Sunday after Trinity, Aug. llth., will be.
Holy Communion; $50 a. M; IL a. M,
mathis, Choral, with sermon $3.50, y. m.
Evensong in Hawaiianj 1880 pm, Even
song with sermon.
The services Of the Second Congregation
Sunday, Aug. 18th, will be as fol.
lowsi 045 q. m, morning prayer with
sermon; Venite and Benedictus to double
chants. TIE Deum, Woodward in L fat.
Hymns 900 and 23l; $3.50 p. m, evensong
with sermon; Magnificent, and Nunc Dimit.
tbs TO double chants. Hymns 22S, and Is.
FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Rev. II. w. Peck, pastor. Sunday services,
Aug. 18th. 10 a. IN, Sunday school, Mr.. G.
]. Day, superintendent. l0:4O a. M, Love
Feast. III a. m. sermon by pastor followed
by Sacrament Of the Lords Supper" $50
p. m. sermon, Battling, but Victorious
Christianity" Wednesday, 1880 p. m,
prayer service: "a Promise Meeting Meet.
ings held in hall over Tracy's store, corner
OF Fort and Hotel streets. Everyone given
q cordial welcome.
CHRISTIAN CHURCH-Harmony Hall
King street, between Fort and Alakea streets
L. ID. Garvin pastor. Preaching at II a. mt
and 1880 p. m. Morning theme. "The Las.
Days are the Best" Evening theme: "Un,
pardoned Sins" Sunday school at 9:45 am.
Bible class Monday, at 1880 p. m., at the
parsonage, corner OF Richards and King
streets. Lesson: "TLe Transformation Of
Christ" Prayer meeting in Harmony Hall
tuesday night. Seats free. All are invited.
ROMAN CATHOLIC CATHEDRAL-seryice
Sunday, Aug. llth, will be as follows: 6
and 7 a. M Low Mass with Holy Com.
munionj 8 a. m. Mass with English in.
structlon; 1870 a, IN. High Mass
with native sermon; 2 p. IN. Rosary and
struotion and Benediction;7 p, m, Portu-
guese services with Benediction. Week
days, Low Mass at 6 and q. m.
SEVENTH DAY MISUNDERSTANDING place
on Punchbowl street, opposite Queens
Hospital, in the house formerly occupied by
the late DR.. Trousseau. Preaching on the
Sabbath Saturday Mt ii o. m, and Sunday
night at $780, Sabbath school at 10 a. m.
LATTER nAv CAINTS Ran,s,o =, yad
Church Of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints;
Militant Hall, rear of Opera House services
will be held on Sunday as follows: 10 a. m.
Bible class; ll:l5 a. m. and $50 p. M,
preaching
SALVATION ARMY--Sunday, a. m. Knee
Drill; IL a. m, Holiness Meeting; p. M,
Family Gathering; 80 p. M, Net Drawn In,
German services every. Sunday, at 10
a. m. in Y. M. @. A. Hall, by Rev. l.. E.
Schneider.
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THERE rs NO MISTAKE.

When people walk into the CITY FURNITURE
STORE at the of Fort and Beretana streets and ask
for Mr. H. H. Williams, they make mistake
They know where they get the best value for their
money and good variety to select from ....
e. E. WILLIAMS having sold his ENTIRE INTEREST in the
Furniture and Undertaking Business to Mrs Ed A. Williams
on the 18th day of June, A D. 1885, and having left the
country his second son, HENRY H. WILLIAMS, now be-
comes the oldest experienced FURNITURE DEALER
AND UNDERTAKEN in Honolulu
MR. HI. H. WILLIAMS entered the employ fhis father
about twenty-five years ago. since which time he has made
continuous study of the Furniture and Undertaking Business
He graduated from DR. S. Rodgers Perfect Embalming
School in $780, since which time he has made success of
that branch of the business
He does not advertise the oldest largest stock Of Fur
niture in town. nor does he covet all the trade in town
He only asks for his share and from appearances he 10
getting it, consequently he is satisfied
E1'He receives new goods every month and fills order
promptly.
EOFFIoE TELEPHONE S46 RESIDENCE NIGHT CALL $40
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Blood Diseases,

When the blood is diseased ind
the system An@mic or Scrofulous,
it carries sickness throught the
whole body, for the current OF
human life is in the blood. This
proves how necessary it is to have
pure rich blood, because an i'm
poverished condition of 1t brings
on Fevers, Malaria, Rheumatism,
Bowel Complaints, Lung Scrofula,
General Debility, etc.
Wampole's
Preparation,
perfected and tasteIess, OF God
Liver Oil with Compound Syrup
of Hypophosphites, Extracts of
Malt and Wild Cherry Bark,
resists the attacks of all disease
germs in the blood, is highly
recommended as the best modern
treatment to clear your system
and to bring back robust heO It'll
and strength. Is really a family
medicine chest.
H0LLISTER DRUG Co.
65-t Agents.
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Subscribe for the EVENING Bull.
LETIN, rs cents a month.
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H. H. WILLIAMS, Manager.
Warning Block, Corner Fort and Beretana Streets
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HOLSTER DRUG CO.
81 STREET
Wholesale and Retail
DRUGGISTS AND PHOTOGRAPHIC DEALERS
Established 1859.
Incorporated 1894.
Agents for

c. Aver Co-Perry Davis Pain Kiler-Horsfords Acid
Phosphate-Felows Syrup of Hypophosphites =
Wampoles Tasteess Cod Liver Oil-Stearns Wine of
Cod Liver OL-Stearns Cascara Aromatic.-Himaya
Asthma Remedy.--Pnk Pills for Pale People
Mother Seiges Syrup-Cummins Cough Cure.-Polk-
Miller Dog Remedes.-Eastman Kodak Coz. & H.
T. Anthony & Co.. etc., etc.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-08-10
Don't Make a Mistake!

( The Oldest best and cheapest furniture store
gin the city was established by the veteran furni-
$ture dealer and undertaken, Mr.. c. e. Williams.
GIN 1859, and is now conducted by him and his
Coolest son Ed. A. Williams at GIL King st.
give wish to notify our patrons and the public
$generally that we have no connection whatever
with any other furniture and undertaking estab-
$lishment in Honolulu.