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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-07


:" was nervous, hysterical; my head
sched with such terrible burning
sensation on the top, and felt as if
band was drawn tightly above my
brow; inflammation of the stomach. no
appetite. nausea ut the sight of food,
indigestion, constipation. bladder and
kidney troubles, pnlpitation of the
heart, attacks Of melancholia would
occur without any provocation what
ever, numbness of the limbs, threaten
ing paralysis, and loss of memory TO
such an extent that feared alteration
of the mind
"A friend advised Lydia T.. Pinkhams
Vegetable Compound, and spoke in
glowing terms of what it had done for
her.
~ began its use and gained rapidly.
Now am a living advertisement of its
merits. ! had not used it year when
I was the envy of the whole town.
for my rosy. dimpled, girlish looks and
perfect health.
recommend it to all women. ] find
great advantage in being able to say,
it is by womans hands this great
boon is given to women. All honor to
the name of Lydia n. Pinl<ham; wide
success to the Vegetable Compound
"Yours in Health. Mrs. !. +. BREs.
aAE, Herculancura jefferson Co.. Mo"
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Help Wanted.

WANTED Young lady to receive visitors
in Drs. Marcy y Wnn's reception room
in Bin2 building. ca. THIS morning early.
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Personal.

THF, DOG SPORTER is the only paper
published in the Southwest In the innr-
est of dogs. send fci sample copy Ihe
DOG Sporter. Decatur Texas. >
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Special Notice.

THE p9rtnersaip OF ]. Jacobs & Co,
Live Stock Commission Merchants, is
this day dissolved by mutual consent, J.
Jacobs retiring from the business. which
WIFI he continued by 4. X. Hall, who
assumes all hab .ities and col,.cts all
bills due che firm. J. Jacobs
Il. X. Hall,
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS-B.d want
Ell 10 repair frame house on the corner.
Travis and Walker. Apply to O. II. p.
Rudesill & sen, architects. z
CAUTION-Any person buying Old furni.
tuTe under our name Is misrepreaentina
vs. a. we handle first class furniture only.
GrsAnbsrg Bros. tos sLd W Travis y:
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FOR sALr-An assortmont OF secono;-
nand heltiug, pulleys. shafting. hang
e"s. piping etc. can AT the business
office OF Tho Post II
ONION SETS schallots. Easter Lily and
Freezia Bulbs. a. Whitaker. sos Travis.
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HarrIshurg. oeloler .. ls99.

Harrisburg. October o. 1896,
1t having come 10 my knowlcnse ma
me Statement Is being made that |, T.
NJ Coghlan. was not the duly elected
nominee OF the democratic party Tor inc
posi- ion OF constable Of precinct NJ =
nf Harris county. at the pr mlrles he'd
June /. 1896 l take this means TO contra
dict said false statemcnt anu attaen
herewith copy of certificate ~ the char
rnan of trr democratic executive COM
mntee. tog ether with the total vcie cas-.
az said Primaries:
fCopyl
| hereby certify that Mr.. T.. NJ cogh-
Ian Is the regularly elected nomilp'e OF
The democratic party for constable pre-
cinct No. . Harris county. Tota- Vote
cast: For Z. NJ. Coghlan 40; FOR j, T.
Il. NJ. COGHLAN.
Butcher. 10. ,,..s,,,rs
,-Sairmin Democratic Executive COM
smi,fea Harris County
sHiiest: T. Blker. Secretary.
haG s-amnyRl his Nffee 10
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a MAN wants jon OF work; can Walt ON
tapt; wei eNpercnced In taxing caro-
OF aorses. carriage. milking ana yard.
DttiCe, a
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WANTED-A situation; am a good office
mani can Keep books, viii work Tor
email salary. Address Cnais. ). koyoster,
city. n
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Bids and Proposals.

NOTICE TO CoNTRACToRs-sea b d.
will be received by the commissioners
court of Harris county at u o'codk,
the building of n bridge over Green's
bayou on the Houston and Crosby road
In accordance with the speciicntions now
on hle in the Office Of the cOanty clerk Of
Harris county a good aud sufficient
bond in the sum OF 5000 Will be required
fer the faithful performance of the work.
and each bid must be accompanied by q
certified check for $3.50 on some bank In
Houston The county reserves the right
to reject any and all bids. BY order OF
the commissioners court.
JOHN @. TOD. County Judge.
Houston, Texas, September II. 1919
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YOU Nc man wants position In GROCERY
store or oiirc work; can istvc lsisd refer
cnves, am honest and soUcr. nave had
kun2, Lyons, 1cxas a
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GENTEEL lady, excellent cook. house,
Keeper ana SICK n1rse, wishes situation
at once In city or suburbs. Address Mrs.
:. a., tins office. .
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AGENTS. ana bTancn manager. salary or
commission. Hunter Tailoring ana .snirt
60. Cincinnati ONO
WANTEp-A good ha"hcr. oW that can
play on instrument with "a brass band.
Address Boa NJ, koGers, Texas. z
.,o Nt.ELt.y and oxncnscs. inexnor,snced
mo-, inls 10 81 air ci,,ar., ha!t 'nSI,,,e
ments to de4trs. Folk, Richie q Co,
st l1uls.
So - s150 AND jcX pJgNSTS ,a7I s1ioe-
men fa' cigars. ,xncr anca unnrcessarv
extra inluc5mers TO customers Chas.
g. Bishop & Co, ST. Louis.
wANTEn-l4dy WITH $50 to lo,n se NE i,lg-
r,ss is,v ne larpe returns fer money IN
vested Traveller this office s
SHOEMAKER. must sneak German have
WIS 'tp va 1919, .ia ~ iun ..s',,nc'
maker" Roer1e, Texas. At once. =
w. \,,rt,b Man ana ,,if. cool, and Cham
rnnaf, o,t,,rr ~, r,orL ligni
wasns lo,y ,,ond home for winter Ad
dr,se ,Ior,,, 'bts, nf,ic, a'' "''''''
". - noI ---l.. 'l,l-. W ~ ..--------'
WANTElp-G Good COOK, at once. Apply at
s 4 Ho;el. 1917 Hardy street. Firm
ward. ~ !
u, N,rr,u on ,o,,.o..s ar ,fe~t,,,ns 10 on,
4foot wood and pile brush. 800 Dor cord
or. tools furnirh.d use; settlement week.
" Wilson q wood and coal vLrd
Wan TEi-An dli-tronht prlnp.r 10 40
"a scbs,. q" 8 dnvs n, The week and work
,ar hnura dav Time Address INcnint.
press IironSIm Texas
.------------ ---.-
n,',tfo And campa. IN buttons not sei'crs
10 per dozen. $l55 per 100 post pa 4 !.
so por 1850 by express. Campaign sup
XIV company. "a Arch street. Huston.
MIS- II
"
tih.siou show famous flying Iadyl. Ad.
T.y l., nj officn - 6
-, ,',.,,,r,,,1
~ N'ih ~ n ~ .hh ~ inI ia.liptn
ho.cl ~ Srnul'Hpul 'rNi9' a. pl.I
recommended Address II ,'orges, Prop
10
,7I.i ,I-,- ,----,--I
sn,ii o,Idress Nm I'm Ion, ~,
ma, - aug i' "S'''oS
"a'""' 'N6"''
SIS A WEEK EASY-Yon work right
around hong; a brand new thing; no
trouble To- MAKE so ,,'p, week easy, write
90 hs quickly, you VIII ne surprised NJ
how easy y rai' ts NM, mni,e. sena ls YOUR
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Board and Rooms.

1911 TEXAS AVENUE. twO anu one-hali
hiocks from Capitol hotel, business cen
ter, large boarding house, thoroughly
renovated. handsomely furnished, mod
crn convcni-nces. trdnsicnts solicited
,iitst reasonable ~
THE BOARDING HOUSE, 1911 Texas ave.
has changed hands. Am prepared 10 give
II
SOUTH ROOMS. newly furnished, On
suite or single; special rates 10 famil cs
or parties Of three or more: excellent &C
comm ldaiions. 10li Mckinney. 10
BOARD AND ROOMS-First-c.ass day
board. reasonable rates. good nccomrnA1
dations for trans!ents; good nome cook
ing: have nice class hoarders. Meas
delivered by special messenger. 40
Travis street i
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FOR SALE-A LOT OF slightly damaged
telegraph wire. suitable for pasture
fences, at 81 per 100 pounds. In quant.-
ties to suit. l.. Il. Miller. II
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WANTEp-A good harbcr. one that can
play on instrument with "a brass band.
Adircss Bon NJ kOGers, ItNns. Z
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attend horses expert honscnau; middle
aged and want WORK. Address 1881. thus
ONCE.
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WANTED An al-around PRIMER to do
job work and make Ep forms. that " III
stay sober days N the week and work
ton hours day time Address Evening
nrnsa. Irnn VIM. InNas. 81
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AGENTS and branon manager, salary or
commission. Hunter Tailoring ana Snirt
: irn ma
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So WEEKLY and expenses; Inexperienced
men less TO gel our cigars. best induce
neuts to de4ltrs. FOLK, Richie q CO..
st i1pls.
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Situation wanted.

Situation Wanted.
| WANTED-By a man aged about N yaa =.
situation as watchnam, good recon-.
| mendations oil some OF The best Trims in
| Town, Address G. NJ. this office, j
| WANTED-posit TO do cooking and as
| sist wlth hotisswork III Fifth ,Aard nv a
| widow with no encuniorSnce; mus sl.sei,
NJ nome, Address or call on Mrs An
me walker, No. Peters place. city. Q
! WANTED-A young widow with one child
ha Ell, years. Wishes position as house.
ketper or COOK can xiv 20 reference Mrs
a. d' Fautenot Oahiin Spring, La D
YOUNG man wants position In grocery
atoic OF olllrc work; can istvc irst refer.
enees am honest and sopcr; nave mad
SNptrlehcc Address Thomas yorder-
kunz. Lyons, TEXAS. a
a MAN wants jon OF work; can waIi ON
iapt; wei experienced In taxing caro-
Oh aorSeS, carriage. mlk.ng ana yard,
nave foot reference. Address 326. TINS
M - -.-.-.-. ------
WANTED-A situation; am a good office
man. san keep books viii work for
email salary. Address Cnas, ). koyoster
city.
GENrEtL lady, excellent cook. house
at once IN city or suburbs. Address Mrs
). a. this office.
SITUATION wanted by German man to
attend horses expert honsemaa; middle
ased ana want WORK. Address 1881. thus
Once.
SITUATION by colored man 10 drive
trtin or take charge OF yard, ftrSl-cilss
ooachman and mliher, all round house
man. lglO. tnls otllee.
SITUATION wanted by an eNplrt potter.
rOachlnan or Yaiunrln; can Iurnlsn guou
recommendations. Adurcss iul5 Cove
land street,
SITUATION WANTED Registered drug
Sisi' speaks English and German and
can oiSo keep BOOKS wants SITUATION
,.tncr as regular clerk III as relief clerk.
Addtess vsS.. THIS office.
STERLING youas man OF five years eN-
nerience n iypwiiNug and general Of
nee work. fmriy rapid shorthand wIitc.,
Wishes s.tun; best of references, red
rchho.c salary. Address $500, tnis oi-
WIDOW lazy would like place 90 WORK
Ia the city. Gun cook or take cufge Of
lnmily 81 children. Address ldv' res
-- I'll 1NEl.Nc. o
SITUATION BY colorcd man, private
FAMILY, tead 10 horse and COW, can DO
hdnseWork, can stay on Place; or porter
"a drS goods stole; well experienced.
AeItess H@t, tbs office.
NOt NC MAN wants 10 work as an APP
prentice In blacksmith shop or IN pant
SHOP, have hnl some experience. Ad.
nreas i. W. IT, ms office
roy WANTS to work, wen experienced
around house Or yard work. inquire AZ
lne opetI hguse, Nertle EuroashN
YOUNG LADY holding $ecund grade ,,r-
tiilcaiV dtE'res position ~ toNHr loss n
private lAn ". Address Miss Murel -
Alpneu, N~luer IrNls,
STATIONARY ENGINEEK WIGchmisD
wants situation, u voats eNur ,acc; re-
Iiahlt sohcr and wcN Icpuiumcndrd.
Address a. Il. ilArrnann, lili Eiysian
\ a-ycar-old white boy w1n,s SUMMON
al L..
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WANTED--A young widow with one child
siri, years. wishes position as house,
Keeper or COOK; can give reference, Mrs
a. u fautenot Oakiin Spring, La D
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FOR SALEThat handsome residence 2t1i
Caroline street; will be sold Mt a bar
gala IL taken at once. Call at premises
and exam ne or apply to n. NJ. Noriieet,
llutchins House II
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WANTED Man with $3.50 10 invest N
illusion show famous flying LADY,. Ad-
d-,ss r.. ~ his office. s
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PRESCRIPTIONS brough, 10 my store
arc guaranteed TO H. put up from puresi
drugs and with especial care. at very
reasonable prices l. Lcwyn, Binz cor
ugr ~
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van IED--Position TO do cooking and as
sist wlth hollsswork III Fifth aard. py a
wiuow With no tncuriofsinye; must sleeu
ut nome. Address or call on Mrs An
me walker, No. Peters place. city.
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Natton. out on Man street road. cheap
Il sold at once. Wilson " 1snnah, a0I
Khan building tf
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Worlds Magnetic Healer .
rurae dVspeps.a IN umniism, catarrh
kidney ana female com nihints; try Vita.
ore Complexion Cream and Soap. 10S
Main ST. adjoining womdn's exchange.
80
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CLAUDINE STORM BOUND.
Shelter at Nuu While Wind Blows a
Gale.
CAPTAIN Cameron says biggest storm
lie Ever Experfenced-Nind at
as Miles an Hour.

The CIaudine came into port early
Yesterday morning after one OF the
toughest voyages in her history. In a
conversation with Captain Cameron.
the following story of the voyage was
told:
We'll. don't want TO go through an
other such a voyage as the last one.
During all my experience IN the coasts
of these islands never passed through
such a storm, and Ihave been on some
pretty rough trips. We left this port
Tuesday afternoon, March "a. AT that
night we struck the first of the storm.
The wind blew necessarily and the
waves beatus about in a most unpleas-
ant manner. We found it impossible TO
go on to Kahului with some of our pas
scngers. and so landed them at Maalaca.
On Wednesday we were at kanuluf
The fury of the storm had abated some
what OFF Hama we found it was an
impossibility to get in on account of
the enormous seas and the wind that
must have been blowing from siXty-five
seVenty-five miles an hour, so we put
int Nuu for shelter On Friday we left
for Kipahulu but put back again on
account of the storm. Saturday morn
ing we reached Hama with our main
deck flooded The Claudine was in very
light trim. with only 1000 bags of
sugar aboard. We worked all day and
night Saturday at Hama and all day
Sunday at Kahlului, starting for home
at 500 in the evening. Natives along
the coast of Maui said that the storm
we passed through was the worst one
from the northeast experienced III TWEEN
ty years"
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Bargains in Dress Goods.

Owing to the recent Indictment
weather, which has prevented
many of the ladies from inspect
ing the large and varied stock of
dry goods, dress goods, etc, being
closed out regardless of cost at
the Temple of Fashion, Mr.. Silva
has concluded 10 continue his
grand closing out sale one week
longer. \ large line of white mus
Inns, striped and figured, have
been marked to less than cost.
Particular attention is called to
the hundreds of elegant dress pat
terms; these must be cleared out
regardless of price.
Another advantageous offer has
been made by Mr.. Silva. Every
sale amounting to So will entitle
the purchaser to Il choice of a
large line of ladies' and children's
sailor hats, or mems and boys
hats in Draw.
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SPRECkELS' APTOS HOME.
A Quarter Million to he Expended
in Improving the Property.

SANTA CRUZ, March 19.-Next week
workmen will commence driving piles
for the bulkhead for the artificial lake
on Claus Spreckels' Aptos ranch. The
Aptos hotel and cottages. formerly a
fashionable summer resort, are to be
demolished TO make room for Spreckels'
country residence. The clubhouse will
be retained. SpTeckels intends TO spend
$3.50, 900 in improvements. He will build
schoolhouse on the ranch, which he
will present TO the county. He is at
present negotiating for the purchase OF
a large property in Monterey county.
which he will subdivide and erect cot
tages on. he now owns 10000 acres in
Monterey county. There is a probabili-
ty of his erecting sugar factor in Sa-
linas, so that the land he owns will be
put to beets. With the erection Of the
factory his investments in Monterey
county will represent an expenditure of
81 600 600.
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DIAMOND HEAD, March SO. 10 PM
Weather. hay wind, fresh NE

The Claudine and Mikahala will
both sail at p. III. today
The ship J. b. Brown will sail
in ballast for the Sound today.
The Claudine discharged her
cargo upon the Oceanic wharf
yesterday.
The schooner Mile Morris az
rived from koOlau with 400 bags
of rice yesterday afternoon.
The big ship Kenilworth will
sail for New York early this morn,
ing with a large cargo of sugar.
The bark Matilda will begin
disoharging her cargo of lumber
at Allen s. RobinsOn's wharf to-
day.
Some 500 bags of fertilizer were
taken from the railroad wharf
and loaded aboard the Kauai yes
terday.
The W. G. Hall will not get
away until Wednesday evening,
owing TO repairs sustained during
the last trip.
The William BOwden Is still at
the Inter-iSland wharf. She has
been busy taking on sugar from
the steamers Of that company.
The Oceanic warehouse and
wharf is being piled up with sugar
for the big ship Roanoke that is
expected 10 arrive at any moment.
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TO THE NORTH POLE.
Balloon Expedition Starts in
July.
Balloon
spItzenber,.s the Point IF Dope rttIr.
Prof. Audrec the swedish Scieait-
f-t-Natfve@ Notified.

The steam whaler Orca, which
sailed for the Arctic ocean on
Tuesday, carried away with her Il
number of notices 10 the natives
of Northern Alaska. British Col
um bia and Siberia. informing
them Of the coming of Prof. An
dree, the Swedish scientist. in his
balloon. with which he is going in
quest of the North pole, says the
| :. F. Examiner. The notices were
sent by the Geographical Society
of the Pacific upon the suggestion
of the Minister of Norway and
Sweden at Washington, through
Henry Lund. the Swedish Consul
ut San Francisco. The society APP
pointed Professor Davidson and
Henry Lund rs Il committee to
take the matter in hand rs soon as
official information regarding An
dree's expedition has been re-
ceived.
These gentlemen have commu,
nicated with the Alaska CONNER
cial Company. the Pacific Steam
Whaling Company and others.
Captain j. y. Know les of the last
named company has entered into
the plans of the society with ear
neStness, and will instrtCj al his
captains 10 spread the news. Fol
lowing is Il copy of the letter sent
out:
SAN FRANCISCO, March 16, 1896
Captain Josiah n. Knowles, President
of the Pacific Steam Whaling Company
Dear Sir: The Geographical Society
of the Pacific has been officially inform
ed that Professor Andree will complete
the outfit of his balloon expedition to
the North Pole so as to start from Spitz-
bergen in the month of July. This at
tempt to reach the North Pole is favor
ably supported by the Swedish Govern
Taent and by scientific men in Europe
Tho have investigated his appliances
and methods.
OF course, no one can predict where
this balloon may come down in the cir
cumpolar resi01:c, and the Swedish
government is DESTROYS that information
may be sent to that region whenever it
is practicable by all such parties as
are in or are going to the North. There
fore the Geographical Society of the
Pacific proposes 10 exert its influence
in urging all parties from California,
Oregon, Washington and British Col
umbia to make known to the inhabi-
tants of those parts of Alaska, British
Columbia and Siberia bordering upon
the Arctic ocean the possibility of the
balloon reaching their country and ask
ing them to give the balloonists sup
port and assistance, and help and direct
them to the nearest white settlements,
and If the balloon should be seen from
any place, that the natives will report
the same to the nearest white S tile
ment.
The Geographical Society of the Pa
cific therefore urges the Pacific Steam
Whaling Company TO instruct their cap
tains TO circulate this information
about the balloon to all natives and
persons within their reach in the Arctic
regions.
BY order of he Council.
GEORGE DAVIDSON.
HENRY LUND,
Committee.
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Rev. Romig's Sermon.

Rev. Romig's text was Heb. v, Z, s, 8:
Though he were a son, yet learned he
obedience by the things which he suf-
fered." Jesus Christ, although the Son
of God, was subject to the Father. He
came not to do his own will, but the
will of him who sent him.
He became the author of external sal
walton TO all them that obey him-c-4ly
those who obey him can receive saliva
ton
Some think that if we simply believe
we shall be saved. but God in his holy
word does not teach this.
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SNEERS FOR YALE MEN.
London Field Doesn't Care for Amer
lean Competitors,

London Field Doesn't Care for Amer
lean Competitors.
LONDON. March 1.-THE Field. in
commenting upon the announcement
that crew from Yale University will
compete at the Henley regatta this ves.r.
says the Americans Will be greeted with
every courtesy. But the Field adds
that there will be no enthusiasm. Tie
Field also prints a letter in which the
writer deplores international contests.
declaring that a few minutes over the
Henley course may do more 10 PROMOTE
international enmity than all the Mon
roe doctrines. The letter concludes
with many sneers at the Yale men. say
Ing among other things: They could
get no one 10 row them in America.
therefore they are coming 10 Henley.
although no one invited them
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Recollect an adj is the news from
your store also that your name,
line and address Is not news. Re-
ceipt OF new goods is news. The
kind IS more news. a special fea-
ture is better news And a real
bargain is the best news. Any
contemplated changes are interest
ing, and special sales are both in
teresting and proftable-and so on.
When you come TO think of it,
there are dozens OF ideas-each one
meat for an ad that will pull peo-
pie INTO your store. Now that you
think of it, it begins to look sim
pier, doesn't it?
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There will be a special sale of Dr.. Jae-
gers Sanitary Wool Underwear at Ira
cey's, to reduce stock. Prices will be So
per suit for regular sizes. and So. 30 per
suit for extra large sizes.
Ladies' suits. all sizes. white and nat
ural. at So per suit. Do not let this op-
pOrtunity p9ss TO get these goods at
much less than their value. as the sale
will only last till the stock is reduced
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
VESSELS IN PORT.

Naval
L 5 ) Adams. Watson. San Francisco.
Merchantmen.
This list does not include coasters-)
Ship y Brown, Mcguire Newcastle.
Blk p. Isenberg. Wuhrmann, Liverpool.
Blk Marguerite, Waaler, Newcastle.
Schr VIM. Bowden, Fjerem, Newcastle.
Ship Kenilworth, Ward, San. Francisco.
Blk II Hackfeld, Barber, San Francisco.
Blk Holliswood, knight. New York.
Stmr Morning Star, Garland, Ruk.
Bk Albert, Griffiths, San Francisco.
Blk X. Davenport, Reynolds, Dope Bay.
Bktne c G Funk, Charleston, off Maui.
Blk Andrew WEIGH, Drew, S. Francisco.
Blk Matilda, Swanson, San Francisco.
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VESSELS LEAVING TO-DAY.

Ship Kenilworth, Baker, for New York
at am.
Ship Brown, Mcguire, for Puget
Sound.
Stmr Kaala. Thompson, for Oahu ports
at noon.
Stmr Claud,ne Cameron. for Maui yss,.'1a
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