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SENSATIONAL ARRESTS
~ hnu~ut Farm-r rs II Houston co,,r,
thnrEol MEh A-.nn.i..,n Nulll

~ nN1Hnt FaTmrs II Houston Count
R'rged with AT-assiratior
1ockctt 7 Nas. September . r.or,,s
McNniiar. I'm Ady. jack Enox ,,,, ~,
H""hs Wee arrested yesterday e,no,,,,
| ny sheriff George Waller ana no''.,'''
1ohn Wakcfield, charged with t ,,,
'fr Of Jake Eulenberg near Sh,lob ,hn,
'o"H'' on july ., and CARR - I.,v,l,,I,.
iot Naminauon. George Nr,rnt,,.
VIM" the examination was b,lnc o,,
V"t''a last nght escaped ami In. No,
''Vr oe wcapWred. The assassina,''.-
- H'i'hh"fg was one of the foulas, a,.,.
V"'"'''ted In Houston county. II ,,,,,.
IS 'd'e 'n the evening while no a..
N2'ds preparing to fcayo a 49,
ohnined ' '''he could be
ri, some months ago was mr.
,,,o 'ud'sen with an attempt 10 rama
w., Iron or his stcp-daughter ana
s,,,a O'Nletei and tentenced ia tho
If NJ w., .Son' once he was granted "a now
,erso., 'fV'hu time ks case WAS 70. |
on appeal. While awnitin,, ,.., |
ne ihird .imc H. was klIai ""''
No'es were frequently aron,o,
n arm warning him to leave m, s"uN'
~, pu' he paid NJ attention ~ ,oUh'
~ 'he Tehtcn Of ctli2a,s c.l,. '''''"'
, 80" Offered a rewurd of ,o.o '''
"'tSt and conviction of ,s, avg
Sherff Waller has loan "'"'-
''' V"S' steadily ever sIuce ,h. "''S
'' some weeks past svspioI,,,
10y strong flnaTy culn,Ina,i,.,. '
i'fS' OF Tho above namab ~
tserj2y evening "''" pa'tics !
'a'' NaN has confessed, impuo,, !
D''"s "'hed. also some oih,r '"a s
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coMMITTT-1- 49,

n ,aIo,"' Texas, September Hon ,,,.
cba,rn,n vi Dallas having inrornoa
h, ''.' "'''' "'ako thai he viii no n.,'1'
crca} |1" b , I'm ,ne campaign commI tn'
ton it Is understood th"i 'n No., ratio convcn-
.nn,n or D. ~ Traylor OF nSiias vi !, i, Har-
n ng ny 10 succeed him Mr T. WI pPs ap-
Der Of said eo Mn" we named as meme m"n,
Srn'ed the appointment, b" NO never ac-
hn.,, We heheut OF his health Nh, H;Ast
is T IT,, 40 S OF e ara the eeaera ' on has
Pa,s weOb A iop Iio3,'n Inn -ang wp an n"
~ r nls phySioal condition. to aecen %i"'hS
S,''u' conn HnoNout states NM -
=, ,',,on lor 9"clipng 60 serve on a.. ssny
ne has not the zinc to devote ,o Is that
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THE FIRE RECORD.


-Four of the Leading Rusiness uouso. -.
Ballneer. T.N.. s,',
s,' niu ever Known in the history OF
ths lttlo city occurred h,r,. I,,, "
The tire broke gu, In M, ,,.,. s' "'-"''
~ Is iSncher 4 Son rrom the .N-
l-,,,..,,.,. .., 81 - '""'4Eh' as MIR
ore Tor TIC the ~. 'SS hat Just left the
y hcn the sunilnnus .,,n m"N ~, ms, Ia
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As1iIiY BACK HOME.

fort WORTH. Texas, September l.--lion.
-. o. e. Ashhy returned Last night IF m
nus h''ssionaiy tour through Missouri.
~ says me .reorle there have plenty II
~ iass"r ou'. ana indeed he does look
, To'. Wi, WIN "a igue. and will rust cate On
auV aim 81 orr TINE to reCupelate N
WI Toy ugdln leave tho Suite dur.np ~,
eanhnAls i, but win spend the line IA
tWecn now ami election day In The ,nt,r.
~, o. me pop'iais party In Texas ana III
has not yc, arranged his nlans TO-. ~. 10
OF nppOln tmnni & "''I''uIl elh,ht
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HUNTSVILLE NOTES

Hun sv'1e. Txas, September I'm
Hm'Svilla branch has made ssk
change IN the leaving time here nv L
Fart ns at $50 M. .rsicoi Of sE ~
main line train runs on the former sa,al
We, only dinme;ce b ne asv.i,
lhSoNcr AZ Pht,ps from this pom,
Mi. j. II ia lElen and fanny asl
move 10 Beaumont, where NJ R&se
taxes position with the SolIas's "
cliff road
Mr. j. Il. Cihhs left for California % y
tend : an'lrd University.
MS Lizz a liafligsi. left for Btsa "
att nd Baylor
NJ = to.iune AheNromble lGi y ~
tour Neu's course at echosl
Norm.
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So, l,actory condition, with fund, A. NJ,
',n .'t,ltht TO meet The expenses A y, !.
,9,,,'Ns quarter. The work Of isaas
~ 'iAlhc manager and iuspeclor 4, y
No. r,iu'ly examined ind approved "
n m' i'.i,' Is oi me committee presr, !, 4
1ni.inE WHre' President A. p. Bjs !
= ', ,,- n1V Wy Secretary ]. C. lNN,I b
corner. san Angelo, W y gsl.a ~
~. I. A u. Robertson rai,,, I. ~ i,
Eharics Goodnight, Goodnirb, ID |,
Lucas. tordair. Those VINO wsrs ~ w.. !
anly detained away were r 80
Alice; s. T. Burnett. For, Wors ut
W ,lson, Dallas: ". 7 Wassnr. 4
caitr; Murdo MAckenzie Trinls,s ~.
Sifice the last quarterly mst l'' ~ n h
ne committee las died, Dr.. i "A ~
OF san Antonio. i'A
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CONVE NT1ON CAtd.,,n

hVh'sS'ol Texas, September l.-Iohn
w cochran OF this place having been an
l"-i''''i demo rate chairman OF tho
, inuurIy MN representative district. win
~, nc VDHNe'f--on for said strict Ia
m'%l Il tr.d Sp-Tngs on Tuesday tbc ~,
- -, 10 nom thte II candidate for rnnrr
s@'iln. We Iolk county S favorahle 70 H.,
the seieuti cf "a color bearcr ~ ~ hht
.r.th - oonc''l'd 10 belong to san iac,oro
OTIS. "Ho shc iAN-
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TNLNN nIlMocRNCY.
housing speeches Made hv Russeu Dun-
can and Other Leaders.

F'VUsIHE NN""0Dos Nll, hv Russen pnn.
GO" ana Other Leaders.
yer TeNas. September The dop,.
oCrats of Tho 100 W.
ihcld iN'or voting precincts
| meeting here latt night and o.
t"h'hed "A democratic cluh with q larco
roi lco,, ""lo the rect NJ had
,,a'. '" spec 'aly advertised. yet there
crd thons,,.,, '''''.,N p''Ple present ~Sev-
| vas ..,., 'l's-and the meeting
. N'"lu success IN every sense OF
! ,halrman of rho '.,.n vas '''V''d
,,,,,.'..,.34o norton secretaries After the
appointed TO ,n,S,o mus ."" committee AS
ana Ion,n,,,, 'H' lions Il. .. Mills
OF Tyler on IN. non,i,,t &C.,, we p''i''
at some time Nbi,b ,,,, '',,, % ''' any
ierce OF the speakers '"' '''''''"'
Art,r tt
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FOR BRYAN AND sEwA1L.
""hui9 Ihinks the Ticket VIII Win

"T' winnie Thinks the Ticket VIII Wi,
fNal In New York
Mr.. Fox Winnie, general ,napagn, n
: 'he cur and Interstate Railway eomu,,v
returned to the city yesterday aftor a,
"''Sehce or some weeks In New York c,hi.
V"so ana at and around his home In Nav.
""' ran. Mr.. Winnie IL still strong i'm
,he 'eec silver faith--in fact, he says nls
fore
honestly believe In free silver; be-
ntve II is the salvation OF the country"
'aid he to a Post reporter this morninc
,nut am not prejudiceI In favor of 4.
wat l am after Is something that VIII
| I,ieNo the pres NJ dcplorable condition OF
| Ii"llS' ihlngs are not prosperous under
| 'hc present financial system Yet The ,,oiJ
ten do not promise us anything bctirr
81 itey VIII point our some other effective
~ i,nny other than IRE. silver am ready
| - ahan Ion irec silver. In to date they
| nay offered no sugh remedy
| 81 i,eI confident that Bryan will be
! Vvntyct.d. lhen money VIII D. 'urned onse.
~" ar" not gong TO have pdshc brcutiso
| tnosS VINO ara opposing the free coinage
"i sllNcr and who have the noni.N Will
,is,,ngr' ne situation and viii prevent any
N.ihS IN the nature of a panir
, hIy9h Is going to sweep the country
~ VIII carry New York farthcrmorr Ia. |
s "u tsrty u ~ the largest majority ihl, |
"ui asked the rrpurler .pfI IN,
WISH the rural Districts NJ me Stnt,.a, y"
. 40. dld not. ! al not 70 outeii. ot
New York Hlty base niV nred'',i,
'pnn my observations lu M. mrirnnrns '''
Mr.. Winnie was "a republican Gcfnrn Go
joined the pupIhst party lie b,. Wy
ihpiiy deserted thai d. mad ru.f lis int
win the ueW party bc.tts. he III 90,
mink Tho Old oucs offered nnvthiu, Ia ,r
way OF needed reforms He has All ,In,',
ifsutd the n crssitv of "A reform !, IL
uir'n'y OF the country. and early In ,i,
-pIa is manifested AN intention 10 ,nWt,i
~" 10 ms success 81 irrr silver In XIX,
HRhi 80 m tho most cNpedifious n,, , "n"'
some wec1s before au, Of The .''''''''.,,.,; !
inventions MT ho iuidr pr,.i,,.i i. VI
f." their prohthln culir4 nus ,'',r,,
n { minded The Posi- tnnp Of ma, US a
u lions. l'@ {
call" the turn ca hoth the do,nn- a
tHie ana republican ronv.t,tinms ", %
,ihs ii ou tho p,puligf ra,ivrn,i, n'' g.
bought the populists WouIj "a
ruRht for the Chicago ticker V'''' Gut q
lou ara uot "a " lt.,n ,i'nr ,h.,,s. j.
No sur. / am loir. ~ vn,, A., ,,u
lgu ticket str,ixSf uar. ~, M
1N'ly fer tuoso whe htit,ye IN "ii'"t
9mHi ~ somHhtna Thc results oq J,o n
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| ii, ,,, the convention adtourp.a
until !; 80 p. m, Upon reassembIine ~, , ie ca
we 'efmhosHrN officers were made pcrtna '
lVht' Then "a me the election OF A char
nun or the eccutve committee ,yhirn
after rather sharp debate between d..
o"'ure' deles,. Ies aud the whites resulted
~ tne vltUmon OF Dr. William Fleming OF
y. r.. Digs, ESD candidate for county
yuIEe, was Unanimously lndorsed by re
After q spec Ell from Nat O. uordersos
nnu EiiJah Sorreis, the convention, nj,
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seconded the nomination of r.. r. uow,av
IN nm eloquent manner.
,, vi a. .. Hosenthal then spoke second.
lng X. -. Hlwiey's nomination n /,
st','n or Colorado county, NJ Nc. Rogers
q, La'iranee, Fayette county. and n G.
n n~rrRuson OF Fort iacnd county. also Sec
onded the nomination
'aWiey was nominated by acclamatIon
ON motion OF II. G. Ferguson ''''
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WILBAKtfNK NOAffN1.l,e

iiar'''d' Texas August 81. Tn, WI
"''F'F democratic primary held on Sal.
i"N Lst resulted in the election ar
- - i"in-rt county judge. IS. -. D.rrv
a.I"i\ attorney; " Il Towuseud. cnijniyy
"lii district clerk, Shem l. iiat,.Iicit t"y
,s.VI' DUCK Stnders, ehviiG - Nnhnrs
.9uutS surveyor The vote polIed va
tHnut 500. which gives the 'ie'nSrrat'S
t'N't handsome majority for Noy"i1-
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FOR DIsTHIcT Arr,rvr,.


- II ItNas' E0VI0mNor the :
n2un'emoni by Hon. \ b Davidson that
g "ouI not - candidate f,r re-,,.-.
In lob The office Of district "a 10 y y
ortns@ forth ssscr'd asr.ra-,s 70 tar 20,
y'' am ne whom are Ieauidas I'm
OF ! tcV llc and j. Y Vanlcnho,rn ~ ~
,S n Il. and probably cand da,e from
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BUILDING AM C0>,rr>

auon nn"'o no. reNaS' September "A
o,,, belonging to Robert Irwin al
Ing. one S,s Pbp nng, to he ground this morn.
S mvii a the furn,urc and huudiDgn as
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Huntsville. Texas. septembe! !, 4.
II. Rsll, trus.ee. yesterday ~ i
tees sac the GIi,hs house e. ~
his IN ownei by Mr.. l.. A. a,,a ~ y
5000 the price paid.
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anne Roland. Honest money. homes
money what robhcries have 6een com
Imuttu III thy name,
tnder present conditions cHI .taiisis pre-
Ter BOND investments at prr cent 10
lhe employment of their weilth In FRO.
uucuNe enterprise and so long as II sc
voh1tlons last they will he able to com
pri inc issuance Of bonds AZ tneir Will
ne oppressed himself as confident of
ING vctorN OF the .peomc in this or SIS
judge John NJ. Duncan began ~ ask
i,g ~ the workirsmcn meNng a living
work of their hands 20 rise. Nearly all
me audience rose. The speaker char ar-
"r,~c1 ne age u which Ne We rs the
| lulre what IS truth" but where is
| ruth The newspapers have made A
nra OF representation. Attempts
nlo"' rSle ally the railroad men 20 vote
it"of nc Me hiniey They are told that IT is
PerrV' feI In,epfsd to Pr1,ect their wages;
,hrlr associates in the great comb les
liz, n'c suddenly becom ne ardent friends to
"f H. d'n very sohc!tous Tor organization
v,c ~ adnorlng men to "ptotrAt their
49,. nese men who. Il feW ftonths
nEo were combining togc hcl ana exert
imE az tAFF power L. snrcak the back OF
ana from organizers " r1al trusts and |
lSlroaq trusts and hond sNndicates and !
hsh friends " lnG,r ,rpsni5,tii'9i , ns u'S'''
~. h"i an th'~ Arguments 20 Ahorng mon
ar hhSrd on the assumption thar FREQ
&C G,ci,,lee At Is 20 would produce /. s,-rcnt
up.tar' he assumption - false and the
~ aF WI nc mnluta rcl The Wtalth
s,,d ~ Ht..u HtAt's NAtrllls the lelicf
, ,i w. comm .ruiai and hanKing business
,,nnnor's Z hui those leaders If Tie la
.i .'" men VINO stood by ANN, when
.'', i, NV mao friends were handed TO-
l'f az opprc~-l IN ave for lrsan
,nmrr Ht"iIi ana democracy aud free = t.
II" explained the worlires of rho SCHEME
~ Whrh INC syna cate tll .uiriciltd
-, lHNl'th'" or Nh2.eNm of bonds
- ifiS's upon tu5 conn tV--siu-a iSlg | 7
S.S these results are hrnusnt about
So,,S NV,' lhr only h9e OF free
~ ~ IN constant AGITATION. They
ii"H, a. lnie 20 save thrmsplyc> from
,t't,'
ird'or,,.' WY sitN mas hccn exported IN :
,r,. 10 we natural laws ~ COM
Ike i "r,yl.t(, G'',S lnai ne bond sNndi-
,,o, - INV uI enough to reverse he %
,.", l"nS oi ihose mltuidl laws OF com 4
'AuN' ne 'hichgo couVcut ,oi They ..
-, ut'H ling hhck thaS gold II at n
van ''o't utIt'eH rreelstlhly across tho Z
NJ =,
~" i,uh'ah SPOKE Of the Importance of :
So ~ l. tliAl of republican roV- a.,
1,Hth' II the great struggle tails tn,ra "
- w 10 o'h'r ON 2i unity before sam I =,
VI on lht p"npl. pulls down ia, tcmpln | -
government upon It's oyn bn,d ai,I Il
a. gsh .,a a thoso making merry jIerciin,.. T.
~ "!lton vas next called. hut as 1t ui
"a ~ H.eiied To Hon, II. q. p"GrlGfen- -
49, ~ rom nee of ihe democracy for
IL ,
VIZ iraifcnroid briefly allu led f., tho
a. "hiyfs and the widely divergent &C
VS. OF the parties tina, carly :,l.nso n SIS
= s9N"rnmeni The party Of hamil- ma
mai government ami a liberal ronsir,Ir- az
~ al Inc 'ouSi tuition. and Tho marry Of $50
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Is BACK INTO THE FOLD.
george ". Mailing Returns to the
Democratic Party.
WILL NOT BE BuNCOED BY BOSSES.
mo Rank aud File to Vote 10 r
'"" ana sewaii In Order to Secure
Victory for silver.

"A austin Texas, September The FOL
c lowing addressed to tho pi,ohto,ls ~.
". popul's' ofric al organ If mis- c,v n,,to,
: by Marion wnNams Of tho famous sta,.
. p"p"HSt steering committee. was denied ii
"a place in the columns of ,bat nap,r.
I Edi r. PHchfork:
- - heNef In good taste % trespnss on
..N courtesy of our host know thar thn
, fltchfurk is a stratrb, ..,n,,,l,, ~,
'V"' P"Pullst organ. arknonledpe thar
''"''' % give Yourself no needless
"''N' y abodt that. as can most cordially
-" thSni ~ populist in Travis
'0u"'y IS more DESTROYS OF keeping intact
'1.r ''''s'l'y Of his party than myself.
cars ago aligned myself win tho
P"rY because II was the only
pa'!y mat had the moral c1ur,pa. Of ne
| -iN4' 'ipNN ~ procla. m tbr,,rh it, ,,iat
r'am'' ~ unuompromis.ng hostility tn ali
! vyt[ i N"rIofhte greed. and 10 non OF
plutncr',, ~ SNn NOR prominence than the
| ~ - 80 i'lV perSistency OF thp Old purtgrs
I W. tdSl.n un1n us the single rold st,r'i,,a'
nn,t, ~" aiIt1Iy absorbed the republican
tie yien moe VIZ Las! getting on If
we protest against Auytbt-.- .r..f.tr 49,,
"N'S mar protest we cast about ms b
rs r raaNT IT effective The populist party
10 ,jd.' aS I mas grown Is no. yct ;tnle
ana has therefor. ." .I,.l Hiti e. ,
decided 10 unite n. ~. t''t P''It"lHdllv /
~ whose platform 5,,,...",t.tt wiz ''i par
Tor the free and unlirrticd ,,,nSS." -
YER at present legal raiio n1 'I Han, ~ ~ e,N-
"iy oth'r Nation. Ana tha, nnrty
Of The s. lver rar,, ,,i,v'',E co-ore'tliou
sith PATROLS ms scn,,nr T1,',npr'All ~ of
l,.mteif H., ~ na'rlotfc republicans iike
haVo Ia ri as.to an az. on ihe Union Who
tho restoration parry CONGREGATIONS for
place whore If is ~ rlrhiful ,
goa "''"'p ny 'he SIDE OF +
An Of i1,oso
Mi nl,or - iotc,S unified and sel'1!hcI
,Ntiusr' ,5 ,al grand young caplmo9cr %
Il FAC . hrSan, pros.dcw If the Uuitol :
a. b.,.., +
onvar,9fHE, g hlre n.y. thr luch 3ur Natlonl t
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TENARKANA cInrHIER

T"Xarkana. Texas, September Ia
Loss leading clothing mershaa, n
several Nears, failed today. inaxlx 81
assignment To ]. Deltchman. LhAs14i
are estimated nj sl0,oD, asse;s 81 lin
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WILLIAMsON RrrI,n111...

"ounl Rock, Texas September -.
republicans OF Williamson county r,o, A.,
~ here this morning. p,, II ~
tmotpe 81 Liberty hin was aloc,oi
-, nlA CHAIRMAN and Nat q Hon I'm, en-
secretary. After. se,ns esnn.
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WOUNDS PROVED FATAL

Fort Worth. Texas, september : IN
BcUkser. the butcher VINO wa n,
Monday night died this af,srppn XII, ~
was ont on a $500 bond, was u
arrested and LODGED in jait
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FnYf ~ ~, - IN ItNTSFEs
cxecnthc 'o. u' IsSas' September Tho
R,,s1rs, committee cf the Tex,s 90, nu
regular aaSosin,ion has lust concmt.,, ~, ,,,'
of the auar'erly meeting. The ar Us
association were found 90 "..' ,
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RESIDENCE At TFnpr,,

'v'rel' Texas September MRS
n.y. ''uS'"S residence ON Nash Avnnnn
IhS ,s 1ssiroyod by nro about s.go -.
in .S a,iernoon. Some furniture ass s,oes
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on NJ. rsN"s, September 1.-The Gin
ME F, o, l. " Cars plan.a,,on ~ e,, kun
4. ccloSR y ~ ,ls3rHe W: onrS,a sb S,
about s5oo, Insurance sii iessr"oon Loss
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whole system. The , ,vu. ana tly, !, n.
work The stomach h ,si has no cA, Y = I
blocked ci Inc br whole whole human Ps ~,..' y
ihere have been ali so.,. -
E i,ia ioi IL; but nothing b bs,'. q ,,.n
cure they make is ua,nr, ,anI pslls. i.
bP e,,, They never ~ S'1 ssltt'ss d
aon become a slave 10 -, NV. silolssa! Il
u.'nseis,s make a li,,l. 's.n ss s.
; People would hardly s er. Uu' io,t s,t
II they had Dr.. Pierce , Ivei hssd;oks.l
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EXPERT PHYSlClA'' !

DR.. Hathaway n Co; can os mob ocibisIs n <.
/ that the results hat they diseases
their treatment in ehren's. M h y
1 cuIiar 10 men and women ~ ~ f,st =
plea ed ia this counuy, s,perts
titIes them 10 be classed a. ssts IA ~
nTn triA and nuine speeiashl.sstr gsss.
fheir I pra elk strotly e 'h 3 ret =
Many soechil'sts adverNsess not trss.
cure ali diseases. THESE - ~ eithe w.
cinIis,s' Consultation y lf w., can 80 80
flee or by mail. therefore s,thoy, ~.
m oninion OF your case ~ h<a =
ara know that The tru'h 'A
you.
sPEClAI.TiES- -
/. !. !. !. !.
Specific Blood ppi-
soring, nervous 81,
hilitV kidney and
, rinery difficulties,
structures variin- -
colo, hydrocele. nim- Al
piles. piles, rheun,i ~
/ SIN. skin and hip"'
diseases Of all forms.
,atarrh and disease
of women. Address Il
,r eaIl On pr, N,a5x
II A TI 4 W Al 4
90. 90 Alamo plaza. T.
San Antonio, Texas, ~
Mall treatment gwen hlauk AD.
" sending for symp.'rI IA. I -
men, No. for women, ~ ~. * s;ss
asses. No. for cstenN d
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n,. boot,,, III
pes :. COmnoas : r. r.
Medical AdT., =
ways a, hand, i Y
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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-12-23
THE LITTLE FRENCH GIRL
She Is ii Miniature Woman md Is Taught
All Feminine Arts.

All .tTNs'
However innocent she may bc. little
Frenc h girl is much more Of little
woman than q child of any other ia
tionality. She does rot romp; she is
demare and quiet in her games, which
are often limitations OF Il grown persons
life. She is trying to learn how to be
the mistress of her house by means Of
her dolls, furniture, kitchen and dishes
Feminine arts are still part Of every
well arranged French education. Men
really care more for these accomplish
nerts than for others, rs they make
stay at home wives vino look after their
households, ard as Il FrenChwoman' :
principal aim is 10 please her future
husband every mother prepares her
daughter for this end. This is why she
does not permit too close an intimacy
with little boy cousins, because ten
years later jealous husband would
take dislike to these friendly cousins,
nor would he like his wife's bosom
friends, III whom she confides ard who
never leave her, any better.
Mothers, therefore, permit few if any
intimacies, and these are all winnowed
and selected with the greatest care One
advantage of this system is that the
name Of friend is not carelessly bestowed
right and left 1t takes time and good
reasons for simple acquaintance 10 rise
to that rank. The mother not only
wards off little boy cousins and iDti-
mate girl friends, but she discourages
the little girl III showing off her knowl-
edge cut of the classroom, for she is
fully aware that nothing could he less
attractive i'll the eyes Of the expected
lord ard master than bluostocking.
A bright little girl could name had
by chance picked up some astronomical
scraps, together with other scientific
! facts, which allowed her to shine now
and then. One evening, While playing
/ in the garden, she. heard Il friend Of hei
/ fathers exclaim, what a dazzling
start "That is not star, sir, " she
said; cit is planet. Her mother was
/ in despair, for she would rather a hun
dred times have found her ignorant
than have seen her "show off, " or capa
BILE Of committing the onormity of con
trGdicting al older person. Il hope, >
she said icstingly, as sort Of excuse
"that when she is IS the peer hrtlt
thing will have forgotten a great par
of what she knows today !-Th. Bent
zon in Century.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-12-23
Hawaiian
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Ele ctric
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Company.

The cleanest, brightest safest and really,
in the long run, the cheapest and best ligh'
for use in the family residence is the mean
descent electric light. Safe; nothing could
be safer. A few days ago a prominent gen
tleman of Honolulu came rushing down to
the office of the Electric Company and said:
"Give me figures for wiring my house, and
want it done at once; no more lamps for me.
Last night lamp tipped over and it came
so near setting fire to the house and burning
my children and take no more risks"
This is the sentiment Of quite a number in
the past few weeks, who have ordered their
houses fitted with the perfect light
Just think it over and make up your mind
that you want the best and safest light; send
for the Hawaiian Electric Company and tell
them what you want.
We have a complete stock of everything in
this line and have just received lot of the
very latest designs in chandeliers.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-12-23
INSURANCE NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the gen.
eral agency of the Germania Life In
surance Company of New York, has
been placed in the hands of Messrs. j..
Alfred Magoon and A. V. Gear.
j. Alfred Magoon will have charge
of the collection of renewal premiums
and will act as the Company's Attor-
ney.
\. V. Gear will act as agent for the
Company in securing new business.
j. ALFRED MACON, and
A. V. GEAR,
General Agents of the Germania Life
Insurance Co. of New Yor., for the
Hawaiian Islands.