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The Monitor-register., 1896-03-20

a counter to themselves. The
show is at its best right now.
Big and little, bright and sober
Plaids. The Homespun Checks
were belated-but theyarrived
Saturday week. They are
needed for tailor-made gowns.
Shepherds Checks, s71zc to 81.
Fancy Checks, Csc to SLIPS.
Homespun Checks, 81 inches, 81.
Atwood and silk-and-wool
plaids are shown by the score.
FRENCH CHALLIS
Just through the Custom
House, these dainty French
Challis beauties. Atwood cloth
with just the charmingest color
printing the Frenchmen know
how to do. Dresden designs
are numerous.
Javanaise and Bayaderes
are the pretty cousins of Chal-
lis. Silk stripes make the diff
ference.
French Challis, 37Hc a yard.
Javanaise, Coo a yard.
Bayaderes, Coo a yard.
The Monitor-register., 1896-03-20
CRACKING BILLIARD BALLS.
Freakfsh Results Of Blizzard Weather O
the Ivory Globes.

Freakfsh Results OF Blizzard Weather ON
the Ivory Globes.
Dudley Kavanagh, the champion Of
billiards in the days of the supremacy
OF the old four ball American game,
talking the other night about the liabil-
ity of ivory billiard balls to crack if not
carefully protected from cold drafts, re-
cited this amusing incident:
about 30 years ago, when I kept a
billiard room in Fulton street, I got out
a box Of worries one winter morning to
do some practicing before my customers
would arrive. l had been playing for
about five minutes, when I undertook to
make a sharp drive with the spot ball.
I struck it fairly in the middle, the cue
going clean through the ball, knocking
out what the experts call the heart or
center Of the ball. It got chilled and
had cracked all around the center. The
ball was ruined for regular playing pur-
poses, but I had heaps of fun with it
afterward. I explained to certain of my
customers, who were jovial sort Of fell
lows, fond Of a joke, that we could make
a Joker of the cracked ball.
1T found when I replaced the heart
that the ball had all the appearance Of a
sound one, and that the heart would
remain in place until the ball was struck
sharply. These customers, who were
aware of the secret, would come in &C.
ca~sionally with other friends and start
a game. When the proper time came,
the man who had been selected as the
victim of the joke would be engaged in
conversation with one of the players,
while another would slyly remove one
of the sound balls when the victim
wasn't looking and replace it with the
cracked ivory.
"'1t's your turn, George n of the
jokers would cry out, and then the vic
tim played. Sometimes on the very first
stroke the player would knock the loose
heart out of place, and pinion the ball
on the tip of his cue. The shot generally
astonished the spectators. Then they
would roar with laughter and applaud
with enthusiasm. The maker Of the
mysterious shot was always the most be-
wildered man i'll the establishment. He
would examine the pinioned ball closely
and then scrutinize the dislodged
heart.
"'Well. George, they told him laugh
ingly, there isn't a professional alive
who could beat that shot. It's the great
est on record
sit was many, many months before
that cracked ball ceased to be a source
Of wonder and amusement to the down
town business men,"
Since Dudley's days in Fulton street,
the same accident has occasionally hap
pened, and Sexton, Tim Flynn, George
Slosson and Maurice DAILY each have
"heartless " billiard balls, which they
keep as curiosities. Flynn's specimen
had the 'heart" knocked out of it in 8
game of IL ball pool, where the player
burst the pyramid in the effort to pocket
three balls or more on the opening
stroke. New York Sun.
The Monitor-register., 1896-03-20

Salem county's new Law Judge Is TO
receive $500 a year. No economy mere
over the Lay Judge system.
The Monitor-register., 1896-03-20

We are selling $50 good white envelopes
for 30 cents ; the same with your. care
printed on them for rs cents. Call and
look at them. Statements printed TO
81. so and 80 per Thousand. We have al
excellent packet notehead which we ar,
printing for 81 mar thousand
The Monitor-register., 1896-03-20
ASSIGNEE'S SALE
OF
Personal Property
Will be sold at public vendue. on
MONDAY, MARCH %. 1895.

At the Residence of John Wallace, in the
borough of Woodstown, New Jersey, all the
following described goods and chattels of
scriber, for the benefit of creditors:
One-horse heavy wagon, express wagon,
cutter, moving machine, lot of good posts,
COW and heifer (Holstein), 3 good work
horses. Bellman colt. coming one year old /;
about 70 loads of anure, one-half of Z acres
growing wheat and other farm property and
utensils.
Sale to commence at l O'Clock, P. NJ. Con-
d1tions at sale. JOHN s. ELWELL,
Assignee of John Wallace.
Dated March 10. 1896.
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A New woman OF Oregon,

A hustling woman hotel keeper of
Burns, Or, who is credited with being
one Of the best looking as we'll as NEST
successful hotel keepers in eastern Ore
gon, advertises in a recent issue of the
local newspaper that she will not be re-
sponsible hereafter for any debts con,
tracted by her husband or her son.
The Monitor-register., 1896-03-20

The comet evidently missed connection,
but the commotion among the elements
was q sufficient warning of our danger.
The Monitor-register., 1896-03-20

The Spring School Of Methods.
The spring school Of methodsxof the
w. CT. u, of Salem county, will be
held at the Baptist Church, paretown. on
Wednesday, April 9Th. A good program
has been planned, to the profit Of all
Papers on Z. T. Z wor * Colored Work,
The Monitor-register., 1896-03-20
SILK-WARP HENRIETTA

Thirty thousand yards of
this rich Black Henrietta will
be all too little for the Phila-
delphia women who'll come
for it-and women for miles
around are equally interested.
Such a chance to buy Silk
warp Henrietta in the richest
of blacks doesn't come often
and a more staple article of
womans wear it would be hard
to find.
Two widths, four favorite
qualities
The Monitor-register., 1896-03-20
Delinquent Taxpavers.

NOTICE is hereby given tha the follow
IN ing persons are delinquent in paying
county of Salem, and State of New Jersey
with the amount and costs and Interest
The Monitor-register., 1896-03-20

HOODS PILLS cure Liver Ills,
Biiiousness, Indigestion, Headache.
A pleasant laxative. All Druggists
The Monitor-register., 1896-03-20
PLAIDS N CHECKS

Criss-erosses bob up every
where among the dress goods
for Spring, but the more de
cided Plaids and Checks have
The Monitor-register., 1896-03-20
REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.
First Congressional District.

JOHN Y. FOSTER, Secretary.
The Monitor-register., 1896-03-20

Committee for First Congressional D1strlc
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1896-10-14
New goods at Helfrich's.

The Bellevue Herald has been re-
vived by Fisher & Reed, and is a
strong Peoples Democratic party
advocate.
AT the third annual meeting of
the Congregational church associa-
ton held in Boise last week, the fol-
lowing officers were elected for the
ensuing year: Auditor, Geo. L. Cole.
Registrar. Rev. r. b Wright. Home
Mission Committee, Rev. A. G. Up
ton, Rev. r. b. Wright, Samuel
Waller. Business Committee, Rev.
G. <. Mason, w. p. Hard. J. NJ.
Shaw was nominated trustee for the
Weiser college and academy. Chal-
lis was voted as the place of meeting
next year.
Speaking of the few traitorous
Democrats and Populists who have
in mysterious manner espoused
the cause of Dubois and Borah, the
Peeatello Advance truthfully re-.
marks: There is a time coming
when these men will be kicked out
by the Silver Republicans. spurned
by the Democratic party and hated
by the Populists, men without a
political home, Stunned by every
honorable man of all parties. and
driven finally to that despised Sc
clusion to which the brand of trea-
son dooms all who wear it,"
j. n. Johnson came down Mon
day from his ranch on the South
Boise river He informs us that
the gold ledge discovered and To-
Gated by his two sons, w. P. and
Warren and the Lape brothers,
about two miles west of Casey 4
Hollands saw mill, is proving very
satisfactory. The boys now have
mined and ready for reduction
about five tons of free milling ore,
and the ledge improves in width
and quality as depth is attained.
Several other locations have been
made on this ledge and they have
christened the place Camp Bryan
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1896-10-14

WEDNESDAY. October Ia, 1896.
Go hear Clagett tonight.

w lCdt SidsCtt tO-iitEHt.
Commissioners have been in ses
sion since Monday.
DR.. Nieukirk has returned from
a visit at Rocky Bar.
G. G. Tantphaus came in Mon.
day from Idaho Falls.
G@ Dwelling house for rent
Apply to Mrs. G. w. Burns.
Harry Fultz of Glenn's Ferry
was a visitor here yesterday.
Charlie Keefer has been on the
sick list during the past week.
Work on the new side track is
being pushed rapidly by foreman
Corey.
Born, in Mountain Home, Oct. 8.
to the wife of Rev NJ. B. Townsend,
daughter.
Otto Backman came il yesterday
from Pocatello to look after the in
terests of Remington & Co.
Dubois and Fraser will spe ak in
this place tomorrow evening at
o'clock and at Glenn's Ferry this
evening.
@ Don't forget that new goods
arrive almost every day at Mrs.
Glenn's and Miss Gray's millinery
Htore, next door to the Post office.
]. M. johnson of this place went
TO Boise Saturday and made the
Statesmen people happy by telling
them that Oregon is sure for Me-
Kinley.
MI G. r. Shaw. a true blue People 3
democrat of Caldwell, spent last
Thursday in this place, and gave
encouraging reports for our ticket
In Canyon county.
ER Mrs. M. j. Bearby will re-
move her goods, formerly in Mr.,
Hutchins' store, into the CONNER
cial Hotel building and wifi be
pleased TO see old customers at her
new stand.
The registration offices will close
on the last Saturday of this month.
All who desire to vote must have
their names placed on the registrars
books before that time, as persons
not registered cannot vote.
The city dads have repaired the
walk that leads from the CONNER
cial hotel to the depot. Now they
should turn their attention to the
dilapidated we'll at the corner of At
lanta avenue and Alturas street.
At the close of Mr.. Clagett's
speech to night Peoples Demo.
cratic party free silver club will be
organized. Let every supporter of
the cause step up and sign the roll.
Organization is the life of any party.
Therefore, free silver men, organize
Thoroughly and march on to victory
In November.
Col Geo. A. Williams came down
from Atlanta Monday, went to
Boise aud returned yesterday and
this morning departed by private
conveyance for HALEY. Ali work
on his mines at Davies has been
suspended for the winter but will be
renewed next spring with greater
energy than ever.
Edward Rebstock of St. Louis,
an old-time friend of E. c. Helfrieh,
spent several days in this place last
week, He has been a successful
mining operator in South Africa,
but is now operating in Venezuela,
where he owns very rich placer dig
gings. He represents Venezuela as
good mining country, but advises
no one to 60 there from this country
unless they have sufficient means
toreturn should they he disappointed.
He and Mr.. Helfrich visited the
placer diggings on Snake river last
Monday.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1896-10-14
Do You Hear Me :?

l have quit the saloon business, and
have large number Of outstanding
accounts that must be paid immedi-
ately. All bills, il not settled by No
vemher LIST, will he placed in the haads
of an attorney with instructions TO
enforce collection. NJ S COMES.
NTH Home, Oct. II, 1896.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1896-10-14
Hear Claget tonight.


DR.. Niukirk went to Boise this
morning.
O. Fl. Hutchins has gone to Rocky
Bar on a business trip.
John Portlock of Bruneau sold
5000 head of sheep to f. r. Good
ing last week.
Manuel Comes has disposed of
his saloon building and fixtures to
a Salt Lake firm, and they have
leased it to AL. Stedman. Call and
see AL. if you want good treatment
and good truck.
We had the pleasure Yesterday
of meeting Capt. N. P. Turner, a
mining engineer of Denver, who has
been at Davies for the past month.
Capt. Turner was pioneer in Cali
fornia and he and the BULLETIN
man mined and roughed it in the
same locality away back in the SOS.
At the State Dental Association
organized at Boise last week, the
following officers were elected for
the ensuing year: DR.. d. Arnold,
Boise, president; DR.. H. T. Belts.
Boise, vice-president; DR.. e. II. Ma
berly, Boise, secretary; DIR. B. B.
Swan, Mountain Home, treasurer.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1896-10-14
clagett Coming.

Hon, W. II. CIagett, the silver
tongued orator, will address the citi-
zens of Glenn's Ferry ON Tuesday
evening, the 18th and in Mountain
Home Wednesday evening, Oct. IA.
Captain Gum, the peoples friend
and candidate for Congress, will
speak here on the night of Oct. 81.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1896-10-14
M;llins1y Opening Friday.

Miss Mel Tate will on Friday next
October l6, open fine lot of millinery
goods, in Commercial hotel building
All ladies are invited to call and in
spect my new goods. MEL TATE.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1896-10-14

t. Fine Timothy and Glover
pasture for animals at C. Jackson's
ranch, at Sleeper head per month";
Also baled hay for sale, delivered
at $40 per ton. Leave orders at
the postotfice. c. JACKSON.
Mountain Home, Sept. 10, 1896.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1896-10-14
A. T. HOLLUBER,
Merchant Tailor,

Mountain Home, Idaho.
Has a full line OF Fall and Winter
Samples of Fine Goods.
Pants from $500 up. Suits from
$500 up. Fit guaranteed. Call and
examine samples. oc14
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1896-10-14

Don't Go

Coughing around. You can stop it If
you want to by using Parks Cough
Syrup. If it doesn't cure your cold
you can get your money back. Sold
by r. w. Smith, druggist.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-01-25
I.s L.yaas, pIng MADE

What IN believed " be tho
largest 0ng over made was used
IN tho decorations ~ tho salt
Lak6 TabGrDacIe on tho OccasioD
~ Tho celebration over ihG admisr
sion NJ ulab ~ slalHlOOd, where
tlIG arnat TeGlarG ~ The dqcOra,
lions wOs y nag l26 ny ~ foel,
covering iliG GDlirG spacG between
iliG galleries ~ DO great audilo,
rum The forty Gfllj alap OD Tho
fog WINS composed ~ electric
lights IN tbG national cOlOrs which
made y boaatifH and attractive
appearance,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-01-25
HAwAIIAs AssUAL,

Nothing GEcels tho llAwAuAR
AEKgAL fOF yaried information
relating ~ iliGaG islands, and ilJ0
Issue fGr lMG, nov rGady, N fully
40 ~ GbG ligb STANDARD ~ IN
predecessors, md should bG IN
eyery office and home IN tlle land,
w convenience md reliability
~ n reference hand book lias had
commercial and official reGOgDi.
lion many yGGfA
Prize ~ ceDls per cOpy, ~ NJ
cents postage paid " any address
THOB, q THItUM,
Publisher, BaliO1et, etc,
Fort street, Honolulu lO2 In
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-01-25
HAyAL soITs
Ibs Hos,oH wUI can ~ UoDoIuin ior
Goat

tbs HOaIoH WUI CAii ~ Ii0BOiUiH ioT
COaI
The United States cruiser
Boston loft tho Mare Island Navy
Yard on January ~, manned md
equipped for ber long voyage
across tho Pacific, 10 be gone for tho
nest three years, She will lie NJ Han
PrnBGiscO until orders aro issued
fOr bor ~ proceed first ~ Homo
lulu " roplenish her COalsbunkGE
aud leave n few cases ~ stores Tor
tho bennington, Ilp caplnio,
Frank Wild0s, N n man ~ bG Do
pended On IN CGse ~ CirCUiD'
STANCES requiring determination,
The Adams IN nearly rGady fOr
sea, bgr guns having been placed
on bOad ard stores laid out re1dy
IGr hGisiiDg OH bOard Saturday,
january lth Hbe WIS hauled
from under the shGars " above
lhG badli ~ the MGnadnOok IN
passing ny lhe MOnadUOck, tho
lido baiBg strong, tho ship yeGred
aIGupsida ~ lllG monitor md one
, ~ tlia afler bOals, suspended from
| iiIG dayils NJ li0 Adams, caught
| lhG limo NJ iron slanchiOus HGd
bent md brDke some twenty u
! llGH Ike reeds,
Tho Pacific squadron u ~
about The same position ~ llnt NJ
| Admiral l,uDCe's Hee nov lying
IN Hampton ltoads awaiting saiI
inq OFdprs, Admiral Bedmsle'
bds tho Philadelphia, Boston
Monterey and Adams NJ his rom
maDd, which ~ Itself would Wai'
n gOOd show either On dreH
p0fade ~ IN line N baltle, ~,
aacb NJ tbe ships b commando,
| NY WeD without u iarBiall on lbel
| TaCDTds,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-01-25
TnOn 4 SAXON

Enron BOLLwIs ! see m mr.
liclo IN tho llnwaiian Star refer.
ring 10 tho progress Of tho dis
charging " the Soringa cargo
which consists Of cOal from New
castle, Australia Now, sir, ] am
u member ~ the crew ~ the 10.
rlBgn md one who N working
among tho cOals, aud ! can tell
Mr., Star that iDal0ad of tho oORls
coming Out NJ the rate ~ one buc-
ket every five minutes they nrs
coming out m fast M any other
ship has done since our arrival IN
port aud I think " would bo we'll
fOr the Hawaiian BlRr and The
members ~ w star ~ mako n
more correct investigation 81
things ~ they ~ along the
docks and not publish what N mol
true, and N tho cGrg0 h NOT com.
Ing ont fast enough Tor bin hI
might send some ~ bis star down
| ~ bGlp u.s. I will be- very thank
fll W yOu, Mr. Editor, " ygn CO.
find RpaGG IN your valuable
columns fOr Publishing Obs,
JGHGNAH a LAsoABrEH,
A mGmber NJ Tho crow ~ bGrk
BerGp0
IIonololu, J0n ~, 1888,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-01-25
THE HIHss' AAsIVEHsAHy
(COaiiaped JrOm IN pa0cD

popular vocalist WIS IN good voice
md being enCOred give "lba
Band Played On" Prof D. W,
Yarpdley played old home Mrs Op
the violin In his maslsfly style, A.
Wallace reeiIsd "I'am O'BbanleT
with impressive elOeuti0B, being
often Interrupted with applause,
The chief proposed the health
NJ the press, W which Mr. GOwse
NJ the Star replied IN humorous
vein, followed by M Daniels ~
the lBDLLWIE with u brief ackGOWr
ledgmeHL OeO, Turner accept,
ably sang "ThiHkiDg ~ Home"
being followed NY Nh Dali with
airs IN the flute, y, w. White ner
oompapyiHg on the piOgO, W,
White briefly proposed tbe igdsl,
nSoOtland YetN which being dHly
! hDuorad WHs succeeded w another
| violin performance ny PROT,
| YarndIeg, Nv JODes ~ tbe barll
! AldHrprpYo saBp y splFHdM batl
! tone solo, and after responding "
y loud encore danced u jig very
artistic0llY
Afler lbe clHb b0d gyoD tic
"IlnDdrad pipeU" IN chorus tI(
whole company formed u circle
and sang "Auld LaHp tyBF
crossing hands, md the reai dal'
NJ the anniversary for This loggi.
hude having arrived tho assembly
dispersed The attendance nun.
! bered about 6fiy
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-01-25
SATURDAY JAN 20, 1896

There ~ q strong movement on
foot among the better elements of
Kentucky for the suppression Of
the disgracoful practice of lynch
Ing And N Is high time, ~
the same mail that brings this
news there II m account ~ The
lynching " q man and y woman
both white, which exhibits bar'
barity That might PIT the M
sponmbIo Turk IN Armenia n
blush They were IliomlIy roast
cd In n house fred NY the mob.
the woman Falling de0d into y
6ra place and the man, when b.
rushed IN his agony ton windoS
10 cry mercy, dropped With
shower NJ bullets b0ok into tbl
0omos \ little girl who wen
oul IA pIead for her mothers Iif'
WIS brutality told tb0t she woHld
bo shot " she didD't keep quiet
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-01-25
yl.I,sa me Es,9ppeg

Yesterday forenoon lHe visiting
members NJ the Queensland
Cabinet oaIlrd oU NIe mrQHoW NJ
Washington Place, w cDDyGrga
ZION WITH her ilpy GEpTfs4ed lbglf
agreeable surprise ~ haylUg found
the liaWmiar6 ~ faf advanced ~
intelligence manners, 1lHsF hi0
social qualities generally VbG
visitors mentioned tbR HalivaF
kuowledge NJ l5Dglisly agd
said They WGfG simply N
famafGd WIN tbair singing when
they had graaliy eUigyed IN bGam
the KiBaU aHd IN ihe pgHHlTy,
The climate WHs VTglsn1 6Ud fuH
WGs mpdR ~ GHr luia "oyGlOnGt
They had been toid lIat lbG islr
auds were almost blrG ~ TaGe,
Nv SGIsOH suggested iIHi lIG
laok NJ sUalies IN tba islaHdF
might ba supplied W Rggd pDr
pose Ny importing from pgeeGer
land \ Varifty harmless W bHWdH
beings bnt deadly W rats, mioe md
thH Ike, IGEDuaen LiiiGOkalanI
said slla would rather MOI have even
thGt Kind NJ serpent IN lhls GO1H.
wy, The visitors ~ HIalr request
WaTa given cuttings ffGW Ui1
WaUke Tree, the bark NJ which far
uislHs UuIHTiHI tDV lam cloth
They said tlay had learned ON GIo
island NJ Hawai- tIat tho natives
who knew The mi NJ making iap0
cloth we're fast dying OF J'Gii
their hostess assured them Was 4
fact,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-01-25

n viii bo surprising II the visit
~ the Queensland statesmen, who
are now momeDiadly awaiting the
steamer ~ t0ke them home, will
not result IN holiday hunts ~
lInwnii becoming the fashion IN
Australia According " Heir
cordial Acknowledgements here
these gentlemen, on their retprD
home, will give the report NJ the
Queen NJ Ebeba's ENJOYS W the
court NJ Solomon, "l'be hGIf has
not been toId,' They we're f0rtpr
nate in finding the volcano IN
great aelWiy
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-01-25

Tbore IL one paper in Honolulu
th0t thoroughly understands alI
tbo HgIlt and wrong ~ tbe YeBor
mIau boundary question An
other one always knows what h
In President CleyelaBd's mind,
Itis 10 be hoped that 6les Of those
papers 0re kept N the Htate De-
parhmepL Washington
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-01-25

Too much 2aaI IN trying ~
secure conformity on uniformity,
In both politics and religion, has
often produced deformitN "bel
both grow together HIl the
harvest II Ndyioe Tint II often
actod oqainst with damage ~ tbC
aauso sought W ba benefited,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-01-25

Couprossm0n Smith NJ Illinois
hns introduced y bill toreduoe let
tor postage 10 one cent for eaeb
hnIf ounce md ~ Increase news
pnpnr postage from one cent W
oiolN oouts . pound The reas0u
for the measure h that while bet
tcr postage yioIds D IOrgo profit
II wns sjO,OOOyOOO IN 1880 the
cont NJ oarryiDg seooDd'oIass mt
tor, which Includes newspapers,
oion rs zen rents pound, Vet the
proposed increase On newspapers
h extreme, ofier the people have
bad experience NJ cboap postage
thereon " my l0rpe iUore0se be
mada II viii probObIy hive the a.
foct NJ checking the tendency ~
make Dewspapersl argeraGd Iarger
Tbis womd not be ~ uUmiEed
evil,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-01-25

n gives the Advertiser sp0sOs
" Hhink NJ allowing my more p0r
IitioqI oEiIos W return W Hawaii
Look ont that yon are moi letting
worse people IN every little while,