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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-01-15
Or. Qriee's Cream 8afine powoer.
@eltsausHeluaas Mebaille muh 9iblom.
Ameritaniihes S@mal3 In 3euti@.
LAMB.

Gin Speaialagent bes Iderbaube.
partements, Der In Deutfblanb @rmit.
telungen tiber ben Smpert ameritani>
f9er prObutte anauiteaen beauftragt
1T, bat in einem Beri6te an baS Des
partement bic Notmenbigteit bes gxs
ports BON Waaren nur better Qualit6t
betont, nenn bic Ser. 9taaten ibren
@yport nod benz &uSlaube aufre9t er.
balten pollen.
Scr 8erfauf BON amerifanil6em
S6mal3 unb prdieruen". iast Der
4gent unter Nnberem, snimmt Hetie
au. WenngIei6 bic segenwdrtigen
bOben 6leifdpreiie bauptiddlid bic
urfa9e Der itarten Nadfrage bilben,
70 wirb Seuti6lanb bod INNER elm
gutter Wartt fur bieie Mrtifel fein,
porausgeiebt, baB bic amerifanii9en
@rporteure bic bette Qualitdt liefern.
Sd babe oft gu b0ren befommen, baB
bic &dufer ni6t bic Qualitdt betoms
men babeu, bic fie contrabirt batten.
Oamit ioa nidt geiagt iein, boB bic
ameritanii9en @TpOrteure abf9tli9
Waaren geringerer Site berfenben,
aber bic 2eute i'm aommiiipnsgef9dft
finb uidt itrupul63 unb balten A0es
gut genug fur ben beuti6en Martt,
wobur6 unier @rpOrtsei6dft i6ner ses
i1dbigt wirb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-01-15
stuats . 0esislatur.
Au tin, IA. Sanuar '95.


oa"s.
Ser Splegel te9te Deu Ianle DC
enol19 ooasnoete Slfe Der @nsl@ane
un0 tbrer Wtltglteoer Dor.
Der Serl9t oeS ansl9unes far lai!'
tenoe gus9aoea oeri9le1e eln SnGIls
tut 81 Srems Neloluilon, our@ netWe
ger getrag 0oH Vre1ma!1ea I9I lsoss
Se9lSlatursvftlgl1eo oaI $lo oel0Ianll
neroen loute. pas Snor'1at legd oiele
summe au1 $zz Derau1. DER Ser'@t
m1ro angeaGmmmeH. m
ytaW e'a0I1gSung oin e'1eI SleBen IHs
aa1l DON gus 9ln9 oem Qa1le o.
Senotsotl 9to: . ~, nel@e PIE Senll<
l19un9ea InT 01e Olaien ano peelleHz
@eloer oet va'8t1eoer oeI z4. Se9lstaz
Iur auSmIrTI. Qie UopoeruaSen od.a Se,
lauren Rg aaI $1lV'O0o. Ole O!u
muroe m,I lvo 9egea o SHmme1 III
3metief uno oriilet Selun9 angen0mmea.
Sie Scnatsola oto. 9: mei@e oie
oemsaigung ooa $4V,O9U Iar ole ueIl' a
Uen NHoyauen u"u MuPeA Uel z4' Ges
glsloinr 1oroerl, muroe mu ~ 9e9eh 10
S1lmmea IN s~e''eG ""o Or'''er Se'"n9
a"gsaDmmsn. &c S! .s.x<c
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auSulaaeasIs'el am OtSanaS Vn. gs5l'!:' y
Iag 0ae Yaas @ UP 5aM u''l!lpDu 1aas
n.t1ag Q npl aa oeesaBeh' Dal..l SpTs NJ.
osIe't9m9sa 9ua Snaag4la''DMsOaae
.M S.sangslaals sslIonea ~etoe"
loan!sn, wnlDs anSsnua!a.sn. s : ....
s1aae Mag'e a@d esM 1al1aet pe!lsr
am F@ ere,IehGen a:l pe.BolaaY aalmsIt. !! E
iaa.. uas us.ig..eSe. u.s sss's.a.ul I.u
gand 1n9 ga1 lu @ap.Io' e.na9all'Iasn
GIO GaDrS 1ate.us ~ gu .'neI1 r sVu.si a.Ost... a:
S.ans osSlur'l'sa. " Gtapas s.Me
NelD'ui'Sn M TIN, OaIw ue,ge PCT SeI'
geanI.al, AIMs an9eD'elen D'r0, O'elem
na1a9 e.h shce sa magea.
o ss DuIoen a..ds Danh IoIeOeI etae 9loBe
Wn5agl oem ~. o'us ela8eelaWt, oalanier
enc ell 5lr AoanoefIag 0es Qe1mpaIe'
0eleSes ano oellg!eoene 5ns Negults
ruh9 oes ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Se"af'
e'ne Soilga1l pom Oaule t9ellfe
NIT, ooB DIE 4usl@nne ernannt mor'
ben ieter, pel9e BE oerl@teoenefI
Z SioolSsJnFltale lhlpielren lolen:
3aplrelme oius nno Neloluhonen
mnroen etnseofaWt, oarunter elne Don
senator @rser. moaap ote Slaa'snsr'
!a4an9 0apim ao9eaHOert meroen loue,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-01-15
aorresponseus. aoGrangs

StprreSppnoena. -9a Grange
ben Is. Sanuar '95. Damit bic bies
len Greunbe bes 1eren u. 0einbe fen.
ueIbe in ben perf1iebenen 8beilen bes
Staates pobnen, nidt etwa gIauben,
berfelbe babe lid benz 8ereine ber
@britli9en Stnglinge angef9lohen,
ober fei giniieDler eeporben. erpdbne
i9 hermit. bab berfelbe nod INNER
ufpriugIebenbis" 1T. Bei elmer udb.
renb lsbter Wn6e unternommenen
&unbreiie besleitete er mid in Der
gigenl9aft als autf6er. Do9 muB
i'd babel ermdbnen, baB er nit Der @ins
unb Nnfpannuus beS pferbe8 iomie
Der BeiOrsung beRelben f6 bur9au8
ni9t befabt, inbem er ertudbnt. er lei
berridaftli6er autfder unb einem iol.
den fomme baS nidt 3u. llnier Meg
flbrte hber rben Bluff" nod ams
manSpile, 0olman. Weimar. Dubina,
S1ulenburg, ST. Sobn, gngel, praba,
Blad Sad unb @e6ar mieber 3uriid mad
Ga Grange. Die Wege paren wegen
ber f9on 10 lauge berrf9enben 9rOdens
belt febr gut, nur auf ianbisen Stelen
beidmerli6. 0as Wetter mar ans
fdnsli6 parm, ipdter iebo6 eut,
pfinbli6 falt. Wir paiirten piele
Gelber, in peIden nod piel 8aums
wole 3u piaden mar, in einsel,
ne berIelben f6ien iiberbaupt bes
pHader's 9anb nod ni@t setommen
su fein. Sn allen ben genauuten Orts
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-01-15

.gs tommt binau, baB ni9t nur bic
Nahruussmittelgeiese In Oeuti9lanb
i'm 4asemeinen, ionbern aud bic lofas
len @anitdtsgefebe iebr ftreng fnb unb
Der Smport BON 2ebeusmitteen i9leds
ter Qualitdt tann nur ba3u bienen,
Dieie 8eieBe au peri9drfen. gs 1T
tlar. bab amerifanii6es Sbmal3 erifer
Qualitdt nidt erportirt mirb, neil Der
beutf4e Nrbeiter ben preis ni9t be-
aableu tann, aber TT porsetommsn, baB
an ein3elnen Orten ameritanii1eS
56mal3 pertauft murbe, bas ni1t beis
Ter pie Wagenidmiere mar."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-01-15
Sirf@fietid, als Wabrumasmtttel.

S~V~V'~~st~V ~sS ~SsSO$V$tH
Der amerifanii9e @onlul in Berlin
bat benz Staatsbeparlement einen Ell,
genartigen Boridlag gemadt, ber ieis
ner 4ufd,t nah BON National0tono.
men Wie Don Sagbliebbabern in ernfs
llobe @rlpd8ung gejogen au tuerben Ders
bient. Sen BeIuhern Deutf1lanbs,
10 i6reibt er, tonne bic eroBe Menae
unb Die Site bes 9iri9Heil1es mot
entgeben, bas LIBERAL In eeutiden 5tdb.
ten gu finben lit. Der preis befelben
ri 10 mdBig, baB felbft bic 1rmeren
alaHen liA oefen 8enuB 3uneilen ge.
ltdtten f6nnieu. Der 81unb hofiir fei
IN Der boben Gorfeultur uno Der
Sosgfalt gu finben, nit Der bas Wilb
gebegt unb gepfe9t unb gegen Wilb.
biebe befdtiBt mirb. Sn Nnbetradt
bes @ertbeS bes 6iri6asii6es oils
Nabrungsmittel unb Der geringen Sos
fen Der 0irf63udt t6nnten namentIidb
in Qmerita sdritte sur giloune BON
6irf hparten ergriffen tperben.
Sn Der umgebuns GROCER 5tdbte lei
Der WaHernorratb bur6 ben grperb
GROCER mebr ober menieer WaIbbifritte
gereselt morbeu. Oieie Sifrifte f6nns
ten lei6t in 0ilbparte bermaubelt
perbeu. 10 4. 9. bic @roton Water
Sbeb in Nem Oort. Ser idbrli1e
Ibl6uB unb Bertauf Der Sbiere
miiroen elm gintommem Iiefern,
wel6eS bas @ebaIt Der aufIeber,
J0rfter unb Nddter bebeuteub iiber .
fteigen mtirbe. Die areuaung bes ames
rifaniiden Wupiti 6iri1e8 NIT benz
6euti9en @belbirid iei nit groBem @r.
folge betrieben morben. Der @oniuI
ipri6t ben Der Ridf9tslofsfeit, NIT
Der in unierm 2anbe bic milben iaaos
barren Sbiere ausgerottet morben finb.
Dies ftrafe fid ieBt gr rdtb. bas un.
iere Glubreieroationen nit Wapiti. unb
8irgina 5iriden beiebt unb bann
regelmdBig bsidofen perben, 10 boB
bic W}drfte nit guten, tr6ftigen 0ab.
rungsmitteIn perieben perben. Ourh
eine mdbige Sagbgebhbr muroen Sdger
bic! Tergniigen iiuben unb bic Barfs
eine ersiebise @innabmequeue psrben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-01-15
aramfbafte 0efid,tsiarbe

1T alien serionen etsen, weI4e an &rcntf&eu eeber'
letben labortreu. Sale TN BIut fdrtt BITE Saut une
fslbf bic ausdpfeI, aubeibem madt Fe I'D bemertltd
tur4 etnen anbetasttGen Druid tn ber re&ten Sette
unb inter benz re&ten G&ulterblatt, bar& belests
3unse, hblen 0ei&ma6 tm Waufe, safri&es acpf@
pet unb abelrte&en6eu atbem. @ew6bnIi&e Stsetts
erf@etnunsen fab sartleibtstett unb Dpspepfe. @es
sen bas uebeI isIb nnb aGe fsine Symphonic III sos
tetter'S Wasenbttters etn iGnen unb srhnbIiG ptrs
seabes Ntttel. Dteie unpersieiAIi&e Nebtstn pers
tatet unb turrt S&attelfrof unb Eteber, RbsumatS'
mus unb Rerprftdt nab ldst bic Bef@werteu bes VI
ters Ietter ertraseu. Den sef&wd&teh f6rper tdrft
es unb pappnet tbH sesen Rranttett. Gppettt unb
SAIaf pereen burh has BttterS be6rbert, aud fGhst
e8 se8en BITE Golsen BON Gr:dliuus, naHen 5hbcn,
neberanitrensuns unb bes Genufies uuseiuueer Nat,
runs ober Geh dnfe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-01-15
Dr.. priee's Cream Bafine powoe..
SS9Re @eltsausHe1mmss aussebanmna.

3urresponbens. -Sesuin, Is.
Sanuar '95. Die lang anbaltenbe
Srodenbeit na6t fi6 bier iebr fiiblbar.
Seit Nfonaten 1T fein nennenSmertber
&egen gefaQen unb menn ni6t balb
elm mebrtdglger &egen eintritt, 10 finb
bic 4usfi9ten fur bic nd6te @rnte
ui9t febr Qldnaenb. ba bic Garmer In
Gclge ber Srodenbeit nidt i'm Stanbe
iinb su pliisen.
Wfit benz @inbeimfen ber 8aummoue
fnb Die Garmer bier ieBt fertis. Sie
Na9ernte mar cine iebr quite, aber Der
preis, Der fir 8aummolle augenblids
LID be5atlt mirb, lit Elm penig befrie.
bigenber; eS merben nur 41 bis 81
@ents per pfunb beSahlt. 8on Sesuln
aus finb bis ieSt uabe3u l3.000 8allen
seri9iift moroen.
Sn Der lebten 3eit fnb pieber mehs
rere reue Wobu unb @ei6dftsbduier
gebaut luorbeH, bic cine 3ierbe Der
Stabt finb; namentli@ aber i'm nbrbs
li6en Sbeile Der Stabt, in ber Hdbe
bes prdd)tiaen S6ulgebdubeS. ND nod
Dor 2 bic 3 Sabren nur aorns unb
Baumwollfslber maren, iieben isBt
biibfGe WpGnbdufer.
Ser 2liabrige Jfeger, gb. Wileor.
we!1er unsefdbr 18 WtOnate i'm @e<
fdn9niB subrad)te, purbe ont lebten
6reitag 3 Dleilen bon Der Stabt ents
iernt, bur6 ben Strans bingeri6tet.
Obglei6 bos 8trbre6en. fir nel6es
Wilcog ieHI eeben einbiiBen muBte,
eiHs Der idredli6iteu mar, meldes ie
in @uabalupe @ounip uerubt purbe,
10 bOffte Der 91eger bod biz gum IeBten
4ugenblid bonn @ouosrneur Sogs tes
gnaoigt 3u merbeu. u. OieB.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-01-15

f9aften tpurbe ein ldngerer oher fiir5e.
rer Nufentbalt genommen unb trafen
mir Greunbe unb 8etannte, nit nel6en
5u 3eiten cine &e9t animirte lntsr.
boltuna gepHogen muroe. Nuf benz
bluff murbe eine fur3e aait our Gin,
nabme eines SmbiB gema6t, bel tuels
der @elegenbeit bic 0erreu s. @ngel
unb Mar Otto bur9 Die mie faft iut=
mer brolligen Bemerfangen meiues Be.
sleiters in bette 2aune perleBt muroen.
Sn Nm anuSuille bsgrlBted
mir Qerrn Dr. S6aoe unb 5. Stapis
roba. Sn olmaH ooer eigentli6
benz 5mei Wfsilen entfernten g eb a II
fanben mir bel 0errn @bas. Bittner
Elm an9enebmes Na6tquartier unb bic
liebensmhrbtgfte Nufnabme.
Die nd9fe 9fa9t perbra9ten mir in
Weimar unb fanb rpapa" 9einBe
Quurtier bel ieinem 2anbSmann 1errn
59ebing unb i'd felbft bel meinem
5reunbe 0errn No. &idter. Nuf Gins
Iabung bes ungemein liebeuswiirbigen
6errn Ipotbefers, u. @raoe, bin be-
9aben mir uns nod befen 6aus unb
purbe ein She'll ber Na6t Dem ebleu
Stat getpibmet. Our6 bic untpioers
ftebli9 tomii9 tpirfenben 8emertungen
metnes 8esleiters murben bic Nnmes
ienben bel fait befdnbigem 2a6en ers
balten.
Mm ud9aen Sage, einen Gag Dor
benz tragii9en @reisnife nit ben
Dottoren Grace uab pot'baf, ging es
nod Subina, moielbit mir BEL
9errn sos. peter, benz 2egislaturmit.
9liebe wdbrenb ber leBten 4 Sabre,
freunbIi@e 8ewirtbuns fanben. Bon
Dubiaa ginses nod g @ulenburg.
Dieies Stdbt6en sewdbrt einen 10
freunbli9en ginbrud, baB man fi9 ba,
islbf unb mdre man Elm Srember, BET.
mild fibleu mlRte. I'm 10 mebr 1T
eieieS Der Sal, menn man 10 piele
Der 8emobner Greunbe nenn.n barf.
0a9 elmer Ansabl ansenebm perlebter
9tunben ging e8 iiber st. s bn
na9 @ngle. Sier erfubren mir su
unierem groBen 8ebauern, boB Greunb
8. &ieB bebenflid franf iei uno megen
bes @ri6einenS etnes GaQeS bon Dipbs
tbsria bic SGule mdbrenb einiger 3eit
eei9lofen morben iei. Bei 9errn
). 0er3ig fanben mir iuieber elm
freunbli1es Nadtquartier unb am
nddfen Sage 9ins cs iiber pra ba
unb glad 8 d nod 9auie. 8.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-01-15
MMtter,

bic ibre &uaben germ biibib ,ns
seaosen iehen, iolltem unier 2aser
BON 8nnbens4nsiigen tn Guserts
iHetn nebmen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-01-15

@erreugaroerobe Mrtifel
auer Grt, in srober Gusmabl
unb febr biais.
9anbihube bon 25 Gents an.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-01-15

ioie, tadifde Qeiben boppelt eutpfdnslid.
unter bieien llmftdnben ben6tbiet btr
80rper etnes Stimulansmittels, baS bie Or.
ndbrungs sfuuftionen regelt, inbem 60 bas
Blut reinist, trneuert unb erfrijdt, iebes
Organ au seiunber 3bdtistett anreat unb ,u
feiner 8errtdtuug geidtdt rnadt. DR..
Yierce'e "Golden Medical Discovery ID
Rier bas reGte DING am redten Ylas..
Ocean Bort, 81. g.
Dr.. &. 9. Bieree: Wertber 9erri-
@ir eebran1en Sbr &C. M. ." In ituierer
Damilie uuo tpiiicu, baf ibni nidts 9letd
enn9. bic 2unee nerbdrtete fdb, aber burd ben Gss
oraua bss Discovery" murbe benz balo iuieosr ob.
gseclfsn unS anisr aiue ii isbtio seiunb nub mun.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-01-15
@efabr Nrobt.

tpenn Semanb pl0slid an.
fdngt ob3uma9erri. Das
III ein 1eweis, bab ettpas
NIT benz 8lut ni9t IN Orb.
nuns III, baB Die Orsane
ni9t ri4tts fuusiren, 70
bab bic 26rpererndbrnna
troh gutter 4oft manselbaf
1T. 90 lanse bteier gu.
ftanb bauert, III ber 2Srpey
fur bte Refine anlfedenber
NIB 3ebrenoer 3rautbeitsu,
tpie Nus3ebruug, 2unseu.
fAipinbiu6t, 9unsenent.
aiiubuuQ NIB onhere icrnfn.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1895-02-22
A iseetIe In Iron Ore.

a. t. White, who is now, or has very
recently been, citizen of El Paso,
Tex, was once the owner of the most
wonderful chronological specimen ever
found since the creation of the world
a live beetle found in a solid matrix of
iron ore! The curiosity was discovered
considerable depth below the surface
in the Longfellow mine, at Clifton,
Ariz., and fitted his iron sarcophagus
as snugly as though the iron had been
in plastic state when it came in con-
tact with the creatures body. The
''bug" was of a dull, reddish-gray color,
and was, of course, of a species wholly
unknown to the entonnologists. Ac-
cording to the Ell Paso Bullion this won
der was presented to a well-known
scientific association of the Atlantic
slope, about two years ago.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1895-02-22
THE CHICAGO kNockER.
Murderous Little Weapon Found on
Prisoner in New York.

Murderous Little Weapon Found on a
Prisoner In New York.
A curious weapon was used by Will
liam Clark in his assault upon Walter
Spatz, the sailor, at New York. The
headquarters men said to a Sun re-
porter that the piece of lead which
looked SO innocent was a deadly weapon
known as the Chicago knocker," and
much more harmful in the hands of a
desperate man than brass knuckles or
a lead pipe. 1t is much used out west,
principally in Chicago, but little used
by the crooks of Gotham. In fact, the
one found ON Clark is the first one
which has ever come into the hands of
the police. The Chicago knoclzer" is
double conoid of solid lead about
two and one-half inches in length and
one inch in diameter at the center.
Each end tapers to a fine point. Around
the bases of the conoid run two
grooves, SO as TO allow the fingers to
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1895-02-22

The writer of the letter was Jonathan
Newcome, and he said he was one of
the Maine soldiers who participated in
the capture. Secretary Herbert, in an
swering the letter, made an appoint
ment to meet the man in California.
Some time after this the secretary
went to California to visit the navy
yard, and there met his Maine soldier.
He found that the man had been at the
front in the attack and had taken him
to the rear as prisoner but it was not
the man who had saved his life. His
preserver, the sergeant, had been killed
at Gettysburg, and the search for him
was ended.
Secretary Herbert was deprived of
the opportunity of showing his graft
tude to the principal, but he did the
next best thing by extending it to one
survivor of that little group, whom he
found. The man was ship calker,
who had drifted from Maine to the Pa
cific coast, and was poor and out of en-
ployment. The order of the secretary
of the navy applying the civil service
rules to navy yards was in force, but it
was a rule made by an order and not
by law. Although IL was the policy of
the department., and insisted upon by
the president, that there should be no
exception to this rule, the secretary
suspended it long enough to give this
man work in the yard at his trade, and
he gave directions that as long as there
was ship or boat in the navy yard
to be calked the old Maine soldier
should have work
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1895-02-22
Cloaks.

We have just a few choice Child
ren's Cloaks left which we will sell
regard ess of cost.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1895-02-22
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zema, (SlOO. THE OIL CURE for
Fistula in Ano. $500.
These valuable combinations Of
Ole are prepared from the Formulas
of the celebrated DRs. REYNOLDS, and
will be sent postpaid, on receipt Of
price, where druggists are not sup.
piled Send stamp for illustrated
catalogue on Chrouic and Malignant
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Consumption The OlL CURE Co.,
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Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1895-02-22

Kings - finished Thread, spools
for cents
inst received. new line of embroid
cries. Newest patterns in Edgings
and Insertions to match.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1895-02-22

Secretary Eerbert Desirod to Reward the
Man Who Captured u'm.
When Secretary Of the Navy Herbert
was confederate colonel his life was
saved at the battle of Seven Pines by a
Maine soldier, who prevented a re-
vengeful comradc from running his
bayonet through the breast of the Ala
bama officer, who had been wounded
and had fallen from his bullet-riddled
horse. When Mr.. Herbert was mem
Der Of congress, says Washington cor
respondent of the New York SUN, he
endeavored unsuccessfully to learn
from his colleagues in the Maine dele
cation the name of his preserver.
After he became secretary OF the
navy he received letter from man in
California asking If he was the Col.
Herbert at the battle of Seven Pines
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1895-02-22

1t is commonly assumed that soap is
used in shaving for the purpose of soft
ening the hairs This. however, it
seems. is mistake; il is used, on the
contrary, to render them hard, dry,
stiff and brittle, ia which condition
<1,ox, 1,~,a< zrfo1d ~, N q l,1o A. III n 81.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1895-02-22

get good grip on it. 1t is held in the
hand with the little finger in one Of
the grooves and the third finger in the
other. When held in this manner
about half an inch of the sharp end of
the lead projects, and slight blow
does great deal of harm.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-11-06
Hges all in Leavenng Powpr-Tatest u S. Govt Rerot
@&!A!el! &C., RsktE:s
ABSOLUTELY PURE

Consul General Shimimura of
Japan favored the uptown office
OF the BULLETIN with call today.
Cut out the bicycle ballot in
ih's issue and vote IT for some
adv friend. IT may secure her a
wheel worth 1926.
DR. Russell resigns the position
of Government physician for Wal
nae district at the meeting Of the
Board Of Health this afternoon.
Lanae, an Hawaiian damsel, is
occupying quarters at the Police
Station. She was arrested bv
officer kap a yesterday and is held
pending investigation.
Haulani, Henry Kaulukou,
Num- and J. W. Ko,Hauu. Ha-
wailan, and Emil Gader, German,
have taken the oath.
Captain O'Brien's Company of
Citizens Guard held a business
meeting last night at the District
Court room.
At the meeting Of the Woodlawn
Farm Go. held this forenoon, A.
'. Gear was elected President in
place Of j. f. Morgan, resigned.
A casting under the boiler in
the Honolulu Iron Works blew
out yesterday. 1t took several
hours to repair the damrgn but
the engine was started ag lin in
the afternoon.
The Board of Directors of the
Healani Yacht Il Boat Club will
hold their regular monthly meet
ing this evening at tho Chamber
of Commerce Rooms.
Auctioneer Luce has been the
busiest man in town today and
will need to buy some tr, cles be-
fore night. He has been selling
all sorts of things, inc udIng a fine
line of carriages and buggles.
The Kona and Kan telephone
line will be completed t. the vol
cano from the Kau side today
thus giving connection between
Hilo and Naalehu. The Kona
side will be completed in about
six weeks.
On Saturday last AZ the resi-
dence of George Chalmers al
Waiakea, Hawai-, Rev. w. Hill
united two couples in marriage
They were Miss Nellie Gray and
George Low, of Honolulu, and
Miss Mary Alexander and James
Webster, Of Onomea. The young
ladies arrived from Scotland in
company with Mr.. and Mrs. Chal-
mers on the bark Ami johnson
about ten days ago.
Maid of Hawaii, ere we part
Give me back, no! not my heart
But that shining diamond ring,
| Bracelet, eardTOp, everything
| That | bought and gave to you,
When our summer love was new.
Give them back, and will fit,
Find another whom they'll fit,
While in Brown " Kubcy's store
You can buy few dozen more.
japanese merchants are feeling
bad today, as their long expected
consignments of goods from
Japan did not come by the Coptic.
Many of them will sustain much
pecuniary loss on this account and
their feelingslwill probably find
vent in public meeting in the
near future and may reSult in
booming the project sfor an ex-
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-11-06

Il a. 10 "o9 oV IL eh'or
VI VIC IA "oN"a'
Tue Ccpt'c TOOK SIX cabin pas
'e"so'S ''"'il 'h'S port
Prof. Krasnow left on the Con-
VIC '"'S morning.
The Mikahala with the Kauai
mails leaves at 5 pm. today.
Mrs. Fl. Isenberg and ira Van
Camp leave on the Aiikahpla tui-
evening.
Stockholders of E. O. Hall e.
Son, Ltd, were to meet this after
noon.
The Coptic took away APO let
ters>nnd 2OlS newspapers for the
Coast
Candidates for the second lien
tenancy OF Company A. are
numerous
Mrs. Otterson has been appoint
ed assistant teacher in the Ka-
lIhl"aena school.
The steamer Kinau made the
trip from Lahaira Yesterday in 3
hours, 20 minutes.
An interesting description of a
japanese hotel and dinner will
be found on another page.
Tbo tto, ana, :; .h
treasury on current account an
October 31st was $50 2O7, sc
1.i;J u.,. =,
~ Is Sa,u 'ha' a ha',Ve hul viii
Wilcox. Il, W living IF Molokai
C
u oo'tiIi PERSONS nave announced
IN N ', Wt, "a leaving oy 'he
Saturday.
U,:; :, ,c
.,d nast, ", aoL '' ne Tol 1 i'nGu -
a az; ooosa e"V" ~ . uoSe ltrry
without ii light.
The nronosed oorst;tu,;o, and
bvlows If the Tennis Assnoiat;nn
have been snbmitte1 70 IN. 4 fTar'
eht c'uDs Tor approval.
SeeIy Shaw, proprietor of the
Merchants Exchange, who has
been seriously i'll, is considerably
improved today.
The Monowai due here from the
colonies on the 18th, is the next
steamer to bring news from the
outside world.
Now that +ho T,d;os hiouo,o
contest IN the BULLETIN is fairly
on renewed interest IN the voting
may pe looked for.
H. Fl. Graham. a DESERVING
sailor from the h. P. Rithet, has
been captured bv the police and
~ ''' W '"' 'e''o''
Several arrests were made YES
terday of people who had let their
merchandise licenses run out but
the cases have all been settled.
u -
displavs AN elegantly framed nbo.
tograph of the seven charter mem
bers of the Myrtle Boat Club in
one of its snow windows
r, .o,,
Inv! ine 'iiai % oklta' tue japanese
sad some very bad things in his
paper about a virtuons Jananese
female, is set for Friday.
superintendent Cassidy of the
Telephone Company is putting in