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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1896-05-27
MEMS CHARACTERISTICS.
How They Are Utilized by the Vendors Of
Daily NeWspapers.

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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1896-05-27
Small Feet and Blue Blood.

1t is generally supposed that small hands
and feet constitute token of blue blood
and of ancient lineage. 1t is remarkable
fact that in the house Of commons in Eng
land quite the finest and smallest feet be-
long to people of plebeian birth, whereas
those whose origin has been both noble
and illustrious have the largest and most
graceloss pedal extremities. Arthur Bal
four, Lord Salisbury's nephew, than whom
it is impossible to find any ono more high
bred and aristooratic, enjoys tho distino-
ton of wearing the largest and longest
boots in tho house, his footgear being In
every way absolute beetle crushers. John
Burns, the labor leader, ON the contrary,
has exceedingly small feet. 1t Is also said
that the Princess Of Wales and her daugh-
tiers have large feet and exceedingly large
and homely hands. -Philadelphia Times.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1896-05-27
SJ,bzJ II
INTEREST ON SURPLUS REVENUE.
1904 20
RAILROAD TAX.

collector e...... 81 30
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H. II. Kerr, collector. $500. S6 ~
James Anderson, collector. 4S0 Us
VIM. H. Baker, collector. ~ q
c. K. Comet, collector. " ~
John Ramsey. collector 143 81
c. w. Gano, collector. "a W
]. W. Banghart, collector..s BAD Az
John H. Wilson. collector..a %
r. Pierson, collector. VI "
7 r Norman. collector 1T II
a. + V1eit collector, ..... 1874 So
Jacob K Wilson, collector. 100 q
w. p. Lopez, collector. .:... ~
Dec. PA. w. Carroll, collec-
tor ..............s.. ~ ID
90 zoo A
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-06

FL PAsO, Tex, April 5-J0hn Sci.
man, the victor NJ not lees than twenty
fatal shooting tiifays Ia reKss, aud "a.
tefminstof Of "ual" meu aud tue
slayer Of the notorious John wssluy
Hardin, Il dying with several bullet
holts ihr0ugh hit body.
About Two OF lhrte months ago Bel.
man and United States Deputy Matshsl
George Scarborough hRd u quarrel over
n game OF oafis, siuCo which occur.
renee tue relations between them have
not been cordial. This mofnilR at 4
o'clock they met In the WigWam "a.
loon AMI both w-fc drinking. Scar.
borough says Selmsn Gsgrd MIN 10
"Come out here, want 10 500 y,u, -
and inst the two walked out into an
alley behind the silOou, ana seimnu
whose sou u In the JuuT 2, Mexico,
all en- the charge OF ahu ucliug young
l,dy ifOm thls side TOT immoral puf.
pnsc', said 10 sestb rsugn, "l want
you TO 90 over the river with mo This
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candidate before tue approaching 10.
NtnAl Democratic convention Tor
nomination Tor the on e VI pfesi lent,
sud requesting me g. give you "s0me
authoritative aud definite expression"
upon tns project, has been mature.
y considered. Many communications
uiou The same subject anu similar i'm
port have teen received from iflcuJa
10 Ilueient parts Oi the county, anu
Whllu very grateful irr these mum sf0us
tNpfessions Of confidence ami etetm
on TIE part Of my Dem crate follow
clllErns, have not b.eu au'e 10 ftucI
tue conclusion that tn existing con
llions inquire me 10 comply with
lheif Uquests ~ authJrzIug thum 10
= nyuLve inc as "a CauIldato Tor =
ifesilenlial domination, While /
itel profound interest IN the welfare
OF my ratty, 1 am much muIo CON.
crfnUi a.nutlla ecHTAti1u " lttucls
Ilts hau H. selection u caniidaus,
telausI In my opinion, It, failure Of
.uCgt- at the t,ectiuu, a. we'll a. lie
use al service Ia tue county IN iuiufe,
IuItuIs upon the position u iak'H tr
pnIts 10 take upon tie public questions
now engaging tue attent on o thr ptD
pie, anu ESPECIALLY the questions atieul'
iug tue mJn tafy tystru OF The cOuH-
Wy aud tue character aud amount 81
tsAatign ~ uB impHteI upon uuf citi.
1eus. its osiliou uuun tutte anu other
subjects having been agreed VI on, IN B
ClUauy All DISTINCTLY anuuuurel, tue
convention Uusht ~ nave NJ dinl sutty
~ selecting All acceptable osuiiuAte
shO viii fairy fepfU'uut ~ We've,
auI Ia order tuat " delib fatious msy
be Umuzffassud sr little 10 pussiUlu uy
1hu contentious VI rival aspitautu auI
,uuif ititndt, ! think my du1y 10 tue
party Will BE- urst PERFORMED W drCliH.
ing to participate Ia contest iJt tue
nomination.
the obligations assumed whel 1 &c.
cupted my piusrnt Ufiiuial pltltlon tv.
quifs me- % devote my en- Ito tiuiu uul
,tUntiUu to the pubic Interests COM
mittcd 10 my charge, hud stall cJu'
nue 10 uitguAigv tue duties imposed
UPON me ~ tue Utst Oi my sbulity aud
m tucu mAunef ~ VII, Ia my JUS.
mrst, most certainly prom. TO the tue
iutvttsta u tuv c uu,fJj suu ", tu ga,
DO iuiDu u my fellow Dem Cfals OF
kgnlucky, M services euullo mo u
,Hvis cUumUuIa ion ami approval, /
woull regard tuuif UndJisumruI OF ny
pubic c,uru AZ an ample reward 1T
tue little have teen ablu % aUcUm,
plish H. tUhAI Of honest almiu,s.tA.
u0n and suuuu hnauclal pol cy.
Muh many thanks Tor yyuf hind
lCllrf, 1 am, very truly youHs,
j. q. lAUitsIE.
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HAvASA, A 900 o "A ioiOrt has
bcuu crivei that Gsug. 5uaHz lucitn
sud Liuhfss have lou .ht tHo u,nt %
Msceo n,Hl Whales, In l'iurtutl RE,
nni that Maceo was routed, lcsvihB
thitiy killed. No details have been IT,
ctistu,
Il has bon LEARNED that while
GJmtzis forces we're marching On
March 0l-t near the district Of "a ltO
DpmiuSU, tnoy surprised eight col iicts
who wefu sCIng us convoy To atupib
VI gfUosfes, kiillng two II them snd
taking prisoner u ctpUfsl aud one
pttvatr. II isuutkuUwu what btcAmt
VI .no other tour.
Col rfrlt hN discovered Al Glen.
iurgous collection VI arms, c1nslstu y
4 twenty Il D, 800 foVOiycff, lb,Ouu
rafifillts anu loading machILes'
sew tai p1fsUus have teen impiisohoi
On tuspIciJn VI srcu NJ tue arms.
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.NDIcruLNIs ,onAIoMN.
Tho Enurs rorulnilou said to lie
naotisggsrs

CUuSClL bLuFFs, L., Arm o.
Tue ivIsfai autu.ti,ies NJ thlH place
are takiIg steps which may place the
entire town Of Luc.s, L.. undef Ia.
dicIment tor tOollcggiug. Lucss L.
ON the Bufli giOn situated near the
middle 81 tue tate.
Action Ia suyut TO DO taken on tho
stattmc n,s Of one Frank G0ggius, VINO
vas arrested week ago on the chHfgo
OF boOtleEginu. lie was bfOus BIT -
Council Biuns by Special Detective
R,ytncamp VI tue Burlin ton route.
ito has confessed aud furthermore
has related a queer tail Oi the dJlngs
IA tho li,tlo village.
According to bis story bootlosging Il
looked upon Hs legally constituted
profession by the residents. lilo says
,nat everybody In tue town 10 de.
posing Of packages. lie Alleges that
when a train stops At the staten every
ciUEeu, from tue station mas,ut down,
II on hand with tho PACKAGE.
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morning; We must get that BOY cut Vt
JAIL"
Scafbofou lh expressed q willingness
10 ~ wIih Ssiman, butttatei no hfesk-
should bo made IN Juattz hcath9f-
uusr said Sulmsu tuUu reached Tor MS
pistol with the remark! ~ believe ia
u your
Scarborough pulled his ruu aud be-
ran BuODtug. A. tue second fhOt Sell
man isIl. hud HcstbOrouyh fred two
more shots ~ Selman attempted 10 rise
When Srlman vas searched no rif Oh
could be- found ON him, VI anywuetu
abound him. lie rays he had iistol'
but thst u was taken from uim a'',r
ho fell aud be'0fe tue police fUarh 81
him. hu was hlI by every sI0t tIat
3 safbUfOugh fired
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NEW YUlIs, A.uI5-EK.Pfe,iieut
ltieuJs today, Final pfepAfaliIus tot
his wedding have bron com lctcl'
a imissluu 10 tue church viii BE- ~
carr uuly, sui not more than thiriy
guests viii he utss,nt
lNItANArULis. Apfii 5.-GTu Hnt'
fisUh'a CuuuIu, Mfs, NJ, NHV aud
Ruissi u. Hsfu'On, aid 40. start 10
Nrw YORK TO Jay to attend thtiriA here
welding. II has b. eu un est Ud Tor
tuvstai days neither would attend.
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run oLY nrIo GAMES
two American I,Hm, 90 Entor the
tamptttttan.

AIuENs, Apu 6.-rsmJffow II The
day trt tor tue pluiIg %. the COuistt
iu the new hvIuuic game, uuI ut Co.
iuy'- pivliuiuBfy CttUmuuy eis ut
Was unveiled W the Crown PlbUt
tUubtsuuuu Ui Greece q 81. Az fuI,
tue wealthy Gf,1s OF AltAauuua, wuU
has alone JuutUuuicI "a m.liOu uf. Gu.
mas tOsafI tue expense the tust la
lOu U. tue 5tAIiJu us Lrutly A. psssi.
Vie 90 iisoti. iual CJnsIJO..
Tue Smys afu ~ Co.. under the dIftc.
Ton q tue Armenian U. lI,IAu Eam,r,
0i when the Crown Puucu IL Tue
CuAirmAu. Tue UnHeI states cot.
uubuty- tNU teams % tue mpullt. uu,
one nom ftiuuu.Uu auu Que lFsm tue
Boston Atnsutiu asfUgluuuu, Iu,
BIuiVu trAm u made ~ in.mks L.
butkC, Wnu VIII cuuIvtuI 60 cum e.,
a. 100. ~ AMI hNu tuutfs NuICI ~
pf.Cdg ly no, 40 'uu h5J afIs. lie
uha TrUytI 20. 40! trulu.s tOf loo
ystIs, - 20 seCuu4s tuf 49,, D. b b. q.
uuds iOI Boz, ~ seconds tUT tDv quaftuf.
uiilu.
Arthur Blake Will DO entered In the
luOJ.mstfo and l5JJ metc iuus, AM
aIsO the 70 ale iuu ifom Marathon %
Atheus. lie lies mite IA 4uuf record
q 4'ab 40, mado when Tue iu4..f
championship oi tue n. l.. A. a. a. u.
two yvsru ago.
EIlgfy IA. Clark " n student ut Haf.
Nafu, LIS records are as follow; ulsu
JUMP, 8 f,et IL! luohv; putlIugsE.
{, n'psutd sLO,, 80 lee; broad Jump,
2lirst 10 inouv'i l2J.yarI buidits,
II . sccUndS,and tufOwiug the ham.
myf, l23 feet.
4. A.. Gurus IL the fourth momtsr OF
tho foam.
TIE Princeton team will DO cal %
taiuei by RIbeft barrett, VINO
u.tufed tor Tue ihIt.put, throwing the
disco, broad lumy snI not EIuAi Uat
Vauit. HAfiutt put tue snoI so Get o
iuuueu al tue Indoor meet Of tue Bustuu
A. A. this issI wiutUf.
A. &, Tyltr viii euter the role.
vault competition. His tsos 10, niadg
~ New York on May 2jth lat, wac
II f,ct ! Z lnch,s, equal T. that VI o. &.
Blcha.E VI tue UuiyorslIy OF PeaLty..
ysnlH.
h. A. Lane Ia entered Tor the 100
metfcs, auI lsa gOoI lUJ.yAfd man.
n. u, mcsou, who viii compete h.
the iUU-mtlie faUr, IL tue fourth mat
n tue team. JamcsnA has n record OF
81 seconds fOr the 4iJ.yATd dash,
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FEANKFJKr Ky, Apui o. There
viii ue ,UuIrtt &c, wevu tue iflyuJH oil
u vernon BAILEY uLd Con. freshman
Hunter NJ the Rrpuuiic.u STATE cIu.
vUuuOu IA L.uiuVillr, AIul l5,u.
Hunter was mausgot VI The campaign
Aheu Bradley was etct,d g,vUfuU
Hst year, aui chafges tue governor
with iugtatituue curing tue pastWi TT
va not hriIiug Huutef ~ hissvuutuIipl
C1utvtI Huutcf l. now - candidate
Ut fgromiua lou ter 60 gfrss ash TOT
Yslrsnls.at'lafgc at tue ~. Lsuis con-
vpuU1u.
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over Hundred White Persons HIIIsu
IN tue Uprising,

over n Hundred Nhtto Persons Killed
IN tue Uprising.
CAPETOwS, Apul 5.-AlGrm pre-.
walls a. Maiuking, and tho htmsrs IN
tue outlying uislflcts are bringing thrIf
familles into town. They declare the
natives are preparing 10 rise on account
OF tnr diuconienl aroused amuuK IA, IN
~ tho slaughter VI their cattle IN the
Effort TO stamp out tAG destructive ia.
eTpr,L Iuis cattle disease las tee
Cheating great havoc suOng tie 10 de
VI 40 ltansv,Al, aud Rhudosla has Ne.
come pStaiy1 MaieKiug 10 situated
IN he u, Ttursst border UI Care GulUn,,
win the lransvaal al ming II on thg
esst. IL IN the poi lTUm when Jane.
NE tnlitfs stt Ut Tor JJhAnnrbbuTF.
II IL hlsl tue point rom wniuu SIf
Hercules II biusur, @ vernon n Cspr
tnluny, lgst week utpatUloI a iUtCe 0
800 Brush iru - to Hssist In putting
dUSu tue Malabvl0 uITIsiug, lue bot.
Ter " MaiaUo.sland 10 $40 miles 10 tnt
northwest, anu BuluwAyD Il AbD milys
way. Tho present outbreak Uf uIscOu.
Iuut can nsTlly DO the suit OF Tuce
sympathy with the Ma.Hb,lts, II 1t
hasauy connection VITA tbs MatRbsls
revolt, 70 mus DO Though tho inci1ins
Agtnt btlng the same,
LONDON, Aprli GA Dispatch TO the
Iimyu IL m CAprtswu say! II n
anoHn that u kundrol whites have
Ue1n killed In tho Malabsls uprising,
iud II ID fesfad tSs humber will hniuuni
10 ssn
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LENINurOS, KY, April 5.-Col. W.
&, 4. BirCkiutidsr has been quIeli,
pIaeticiug law here ever since the sutt
iUr uamsgcs u Madeline PUllATi two
yeas ago caused HIM 10 be- -ucc stdru
m Iungfots by Col W. 4. OSeu..
A hough Mss POLLARD hAI q luIg.
mont II $40 900 che has never been All,
to get execution or u recover any.
thing. Now thst Col. BttCkntidgr 10
canvsssing the district asaln 10 run Tor
Congfc-s this year the old movtmynt
Of tue lhJIs IN tue district 10 being fs.
organ red, anu Col. BreokiufiIge Will
have tho women against hun as hs
had two years AgO.
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wAHlNGrUS, Apfii b.-S6cIetAry
Carlisle has sThieu the i0llUsiug let
tof o. tue subject Of nis candidacy for
the pT,Ei4ruual nomination NJ the
Chicagu convention:
WAsHISuIuN, April !, 1895.
Charles Il. Long, Chairman Demo.
crate 5 ale CuutIGl Committee,
l. unyllle, kyi
My Dear SH-Your favor OF March
80 IA wHicn you say IN sue huue
thBt many NJ my friends In X nutEy
u, 4 ulsrs here DIS o. me g. bee ,nu b
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NEW iOkK. Aprl o. Inc Ham.
Iul g-Amrfivau liIu steamship tu,tsl
hhmatok afuycd today fIOm NapIe.
anu GeuOa, Among the passenger.
was Nj. a. W. Terrell, United states
minister 10 Turkey.
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Because

You get oxford Shoe black made up Just like
high grade So you don't have to pay 81
get e and there no use Of IT, For "a 90 we fit
OF sight Tor hi, price get something elegant
perfect beauties, We the only shoe house who clam
handle the arr line u popular puce shoes IN Salt Lake City
$50 buys 10Th square toe Button Shoe and It
good one solid leather Mil houses ask "a IS and ago
io tie shoe. so per of our trade Is Ladies' Misses
aud ChlIens shoes. And Why Is thsf
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Great S, l., 4 Hot Springs Ry,


TTWTWTTT IN VTVTT TIU- = Id
leave A. iauus lN Tara luiys
q. l. IuEiUu. IHstuu. r. H.
o. u1Am. 5lhm sea IN. ss0a tn
. "a. ms Do va u DO 80 m % fiA M.
. by o. ms ll g. u. aliu m. D IS b. m.
60 D., u. 90 D. m 9 Us b. III. 81 a. I'M
'lalYVNrtut sunday.
Additional sunday Train.
Tvs. g. 10 e. m Arr Im'u gTSn m.
l,s m'u lltf 81. m. Ar r. 4 ION hi.
Depot ihIfi Wet ami south Irmultsi
btutfA. once. Itl south AiaIHHt
NJ hANuLNatM ALI a RUDY
ten. MANAGER. tftu Pass Agsrt
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NEW TINE CARO-, IN EFFECT APRIL s, 1885
Train, depart aud arrive A. SAT- Lako City.
daily, az follows


7iolAm overland limited Tor Chpso. omsha.
Denver hsnsAs tt'y, 81 Louis, Ogden
ami rHft titI.
20 q m local express fur san Francisco.
Olisn, Cache Valley aul intermediate
puIuta.
'o0p 10 local express for ogden and lnssrms.
dIatn uu.nts
5oop o. Atsnur cNprfs. tof uuicago. Omaha.
beaver Kansas CIV ~ lUua. nuus
fuTt aud. son francisco.
40 900 Ig.u raiugsa i.r Mcreur, Tinuc,
if1y.3, Nepnr Manu and intermediate
61'p q msI and express Tor Provo. Nephi.
Milford, tTsr auu IuIt mediate b Oh ~
81 e. 900 mixed tram toe utTLtlI usach.
Iuoeie AIa ItTmuH',
AHrtyu
$40 . ~ overland limited tom Cbic.so,
NuHhR, rl Louis. Kansas CITY uougrr
IBtA tIF aud lIru.
4.A MEL ud press { ON Helena, Unite.
tDHlsna, eau tIsn CISCO, CElea and ln'
teuuUuIaIr points.
3d. l.ral express from San Francisco.
Cache Valley Ogden and intermediate
90 o m Auauue express from Chicago.
n.ahN, No Louis, Aautas titY. Denver
1913 am uAU aud rx.rgU tom Frisco. Nu.
i..I h'"nl, 'T'fo auH intermediate ruibts
H#I q no local rNUr sa from Nurrur. Tintlr
ltuNn, Nepnl Manu- AMI iuttimcdiato
IHIuuE
- 20 n mixed train tr,m lsrulnu,. Toos
sEd usrar0 beach,
Trans south OF JuAl run daily sAss1,
Haa dulr ,Teso, sunday
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,,., 1.... In Effect Soa 10. 1885,

tssss snu inE- 10y
No. .-Tor Iusham. rrotu. Uftni
tuuUNUu anu sU lolu't Eaat td,t. q
w bud,' 1aIss as,t.....,... ;I0p N.
'' iS'atss '' ' .'....'.'...,...,.. t.Jop n
No g. 20 Nt Ilass,nt asaU. =.
Unt aul hH lutcfmoiiala
No. '-lof Tufs.,. ra1sla. rrot6, 49,.
tr1 hI Intermediate ruIuu wv m
No t=tot urisI 900 tHe Nsst ... - ~
no l-flf ustuH au1 600 Nsttt.s. A''' P''h
Arrive ssitLahe 'ity
NO i--tf.n rfD,o.tfa1t Junrpoa
Hu1 tho hasiHs.ssss. .4sssss I % y n
90 tns Es,t '....-'...... nIi5 p. N.
t=ifum lfHVu. uIurbsnl hsnu
fAIus, tufgta arn All inter-
uIr|Iatn pHIrts .sssst.........s 80 o. N
no. 90 fuu UHien sul informed 1891. o.,
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-06
CHICAGO,
ST. LOUIS and
EAST.

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Salt Lake hoo tho oven.
iug. and aitor break
fasting iu the sump-
tupus diulug cars " tho
SANTA ~ ROUTE,
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tho long dis anro run %
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ei by IT, mHguiiiceni
trains
GEO = GILMAN
General Agent Paasong
q 2 Department
90 West Second South
Street sals Lake city,
Utah.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-06

Pretty Y00t.

American women should be the best hod In the world and
they will be you call at Baer Main street Why Is this so2
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-06

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For One Week Only.

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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-12-14
]. g. ROTHWELL.

Have you leaky gutter? If you
have, make it perfectly clean end dry,
apply a good coat of No. P. and b.
Paint over the leaky spots; then take a
piece of stout Manila paper, or piece
of common cotton cloth, paint it well Oh
both sides; lay it over the first coat, CIV
ing the whole final coat, and there
will be no more leak there. Or if the
whole gutter is bad. make it clean and
dry, and apply paste of P. RIB. Paint
and Portland Cement.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-12-14
ELECTION OF OFFICERS.

At the adjourned annual meeting of
the HALEAKALA RANCH CO., held
this day, the following were elected
to serve as officers of the company for
the ensuing year, namely:
Hon. II. Baldwin, President.
Z. A. Thurston, Esq, Vice President.
G. II. Robertson, Esq, Treasurer.
Hon. W. o. Smith, Auditor.
f. +. Bishop, Secretary.
The above named also constitute the
Board of Directors.
Dated, Honolulu, November II, 1896.
E. f. BISHOP,
Secretary.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-12-14
Sole agents for the Ho~aiiom Islands

The building papers are l, 2, 3, and 4
ply. They come in rolls, each roll con-
tanning 1000 square feet. They are
water proof, acid and alkali proof and
vermin proof. A house lined with build
ing paper is far cooler than one that is
not. There is also cheaper grade of
paper adapted for use under mating
keeping out insects.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-12-14

All applications must be made at the
Office of the Sub-Agent, Charles Will
Jams, at Honokaa, on or after the date
given above.
First application received for any
lot will determine the system under
which sAch lot will be taken.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-12-14
HONOLULU, July Goth, 1895.

MEssRs. w. G. IRWIN & Co., LTD.
GENTLEMEN:-In reply to your in
quiry as to how the Ideal Roof Paint
you sold me lasted; would say that !
painted the roof of my house ~ months
ago with your Red Ideal Roof Paint,
and find il is as fresh and bright in ap
pearance today as when first applied;
looking as well as others lately painted
with other paints. I am more than
satisfied.
I q ROTHWET
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-12-14
Send for
COLOR CARDS

showing all the shades of both kinds
of Paint, with instructions for using
it. This is the best ready-mixed Paint
ever brought here and is fresh. We
have thirty shades of COTTAGE
PAINTS and nine shades of the
FLOOR PAINTS.