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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-17

For RENT.


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mr. 20, v,arx .,orxist4nu ~ sSi ,crcs ~
extra good hand now In cultivation. with
nineteen tenant houses and suitable out
49, vi. 80 ,t,.. 80, ~ VI SUP
and occupied for the coming year of iN'7
except ono house and Is acres Of land
postoalS timber. belonging to the same
San Antonio and Arunsas Pass railroad
passes through the premises and n pri.
waite switch for shipments on the farm
give good margin ON rentals Of OH lands
and extra Inducements for bringing new
Aus ~ ,"i'iN..o.,; hoou 'ora,Ion ipI
gin; want IA good, energetic business man
with sufficient capital TO conauct the
business and good references as TO char
actcr aud ability. also must close trade
as early as possible. Il. NJ kaOb. Hal
let.Sy ilic Iaysacsl county, Texas ~
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ner Main and Rusk avenue bc.onglne TO
the estate OF Mrs. G, NJ Alcl. deceased.
G.. w Eocock, A. G. Alien. executors. Il
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FOR RENT--Two nicely furn,ehed front
rooms, suitable for gentlemen or man
anu Wiz ps "@ai W. rq 90 n,ontni tetlns
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REAL ESTATE.


49,, u.1.kJ...A.---
esnLf- 20 acres OF land near Hous-
Nv per acre; easy terms.
acres. seventy m les west from
s.sa, partly improved and near rail-
sacot, So per acre.
n, ssNs, eighteen miles south from
terms. va N"'' 70 '
~ acres Of short leaf yellow pine
4ho, estimated to cut 5000 feet
,IpeF per acre on 14-inch basis.
b A se from railroad. 50 per acre.
rrs Of fine fruit. vegetable and
Fss.a farming land. eight m les from
NJ lronting Oh Buffalo bayou. a;
. and " acre t.acts. three ana
nur and five miles from the court
~ w to ~ per acre; easy Germs
yer acre ''''''
F,,lGts and splendid six room house
k,.s ,ourg road at big bargain.
~ improved and unimproved prop
k,n m al parts OF the city at prices In
ISAs with the time.
Z. p, cAu'". Binz Building
{ y s;ahhtE-splontd resldence and TWO
y ro-,h lhher $5pr cash for lots ana SO
! i ,9ia until paid far; ipargain offered
s-is money. Box as. Houston. u
Ea ,stANp.-li,s2l acres Of fine farm
~ ,rs N Victor county, Texas, eight
lre W., WI victoria and nine miles from
Mac Maiered. perfect tie. Il h.s
IN auuress. for price and terms
|sis onward Beevlle. Bee couaty,
(ys6 -
! a az, houses and lots cheap for cash
b h-J nlstallnents. or wiz exchange
Eslsn su tv,thier property. w. II. Nc,
|E Ei'ff,,j ~ MaIn. g
IN, bARGAlN-A MIN street cor
fe CAV Nam street inside lot, and n
egcr.asl,Sa,' avenue front, Gloss n, n rare
\ On rs.y 10 buy choice residence
ktrtee. ~ ne Pre- and terms. y. NJ.
a h. nutch!ns House. II
M D,y:omsi3 acres choice prairie land
eEA oh' Liberty county: a bargain.
Fah bas St acre Wilson n Hannah, 2b9
mn If
"a fon, buy n desirable corner lot.
q cash .,9m cottage. in Thiri ward {:
l<sz al @ @r balance on easy terms II
NJ Palraee, Slsl5 for sama all cash.
B =. s.nef, care Post. II
siaisar-ss-Nice. well dra ned piacow,th
Pear orchard ali In IN bi1 Mr. s,a ,ta
q sI,A.on; four acres strawberrles,
Id.nss. Won, house. barn ard out
~. Dr. 'eaty OF water 10 irrirete me
pneai. WIN pay % per cent on In
" 30 well any enc wishing good home
"a 30. - investigate this. Address
~ I,Nr, avn Texas. II
siha 70, We have lands OF all de-
len !. sale, Farms of all sizes,
~ y to ia us thousand acres; prices
" Inform UT acre. Write or call on
n = Anrle at Edna, Texas. Mar.
+ 1871
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FOR RENr-Nico six-room cottage mod
er1i convsrliences and ,ose "a, Apply
q. w cleveland, 1906 Milan street II
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NANTE.D-'Two white ladies': one to cook,
the other for chamberma4d in nice prl-
Nate boarding house, German preferred.
Mrs. NJ. l.. Johnston, corner First ana h
avenue, Temple. Texas. ~
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alE +, WESTPHAL'S Paris mas
~ hnsiness is from the 9Th moved
N travis street: costumes for rent
"a order: orders sent all over Texas.
""' 10
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FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms suit
able for gentlemen, or might I've used
for kght housekeeping, four blocks from
avenue IL
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WANTED-By a young co ored man III
private family. 10 tend 20 horse can
keep everything nice aooiit The place
can MAX. good recommui Idaiions Adj
dress org this office, IL
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FYEs. masks, wigs, boards. tights.
srss suits. etc, to let and made 10
The Texas Costume House. over
IA eN Main street. 10
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GOUNG MAN, experienced in typcwritinf.
shorthand and general office work.
expected; have several excellent recon-
mendn lions Adiress $500. llrs office. u
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SITUATION WANTED-~.k middle aged
nan wants TO work arc lni the houae
and to take caro- of horse, and TO make
himself useful generally. Address 92Sn.
this office II
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WAN'rED-Str white boy to hSlp
make oandy at No. 60ai2 Travis street. u
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HOW TO OWN A HOME
NEAR ARCADIA.

NEAR ARCADIA.
~~~><N~~><>>~~~~><>.~
,ov w nave concluded to mako you the fol-
ioSMinr proposition We viii cell YOU a
,lrhi ALONGSIDE the railroad ana oniv !.
irw minutes walk from the station wa
WV epeIoss the land with iive barb wired
trees, Shade trees vines ami ilow,rt,,.,
ShrunA ~ such proportion az Will eult you'
rd ns 'Sd,S 'S b,S %9rld la 10 oar ggno s.
liitm ana apricot, 20 alsiit nd and pc,,,s, "a
oane Jhsinine. - ro"e buehos. 10 Japanese
and dowbcrry vines. Striwberrv ni,,nts
anu Knrden we would leave till Your com.
,nm we VIZ c9re ior this orchard. mulch,
pruhc ana fortili1e the trees when neco~.
earN, replace dead trees or vines FOR throc
Years from date of sale. aud subject otr
WORK from iihe to time 10 your Inspection
>N~~NN~~~NN
Are You Awake Yet, aud Do You See
the Opportunities offered You.
~>"~~~~>~>~N
We wish It distinctly Understood that
fence ana trees arc to he nrst-clsse-ihnt
painting, cultivation. pruning, etc are 10
be done iust right. "
For this we VIII charge you 1900 payable
300 cash, and the balance N nine ssn.-
annual payments OF 500 each, with iniersst
~ per cent per nnnum THIS IN Tor Tho
land and thrifty. bearing ORE lard. mind
We are able TO carry out this unnrecc-
uontcd oHer only by selling 70 or moro lot.
III nne npuy. so thht we can enclose. plant
ana cult NAtn 100 uct"A or more at once
Peach, plum and iip trees and grape md
blnrkb, fry vines win hear pienlif,illy in
three years Pears, aprlcots, oranges ami
the nut trees are In fun bearing IN six or
seven years, when your orchard will give
an animal return Of $50 to 500 per acre.
Ne shall raise tho price Of our fruit
lands iron time TO time without notice
The price here given we can promise only
ia those who buy now.
~NN~~~~~~>N~~
Cal, on or address
THOs. w. JACKSON.
do3 fremont street, Galveston, Texas.
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WANTED - Job prrter: also to set
straight matter; call carly. Arch L. Mar
shall, Fox building. Main street ii
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WANTED--lf you are a Catholic unem-
rloyed end will work for SIS per week,
write MacConnell Bros. IL Franklin
street, Boston. Mass.
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uivss i-fv, TINS ONCE. ~
YOUNG white man. 30 years OF age WIN
work at anything during winter for
board. ADDRESS e2ei. this ofiice. is
SITUATION wanted by good ali Found
cook and good baker. white man, Ad.
dress 4. 5. j.. this office. Is
SITUATION by German; can do almost
anything. In or outdoors, sike care OF
horses and cows, good mlker: age 81.
single. Address 929l this ofnce. Is
WANTED--Po Position by a German on farm
or to attend horses and stock. A refer
ences. willing TO work. Il. $. u. this
STU ALTON wanted by swoie: wants
work any kind. can milk. COW end take
care of horse; good hand with carpen-
ters' tools Address s2sl THIS office. is
A RESPECrABLE white boy waits EN-
ployment in store or office. willyng TO do
any kind of work that boy can DO, age
10 years; can give reference. Address
1893, tbs office. Is
a WHITE lady warns employment, in
fanMly; can & We referunce from her last
employment. address 300 this office. Is
RESPEC TIA BID lady. age 80, would like
10 keep house for widpwer aged couple,
private family, or TAX charge of hotel.
boarding or room!ng lousei good COOK
best references; el7d. this offices Is
4 MIDDLE aged White woman. perfect
cook wants Po,uon IN smAl family ly
WANTED;---Wor BY miadIe az ID man
around house horse, c,.rr iese, yardman;
Sa no small ,uu Salav AadsSs
osao ~ EN- oman IL
WANTED-SIiuation by White cook in no.
tel, section house, Or b oardfng, expert
cnced small wages. good baker; refer
ences. Address ssl2, this Office. II
lIAN Il Wife ana ,wo children TO support
give me work. Any honorable work.
wen "cqusIn.teu VIZ WI e''' ''St ie'eI
tnce'. Itio llslr oLNSe . ------------- !.
WAN i'ED-Position by young man OF
family anything Legitimate; must have
work. Address 9lS llAl ilsD lIt! toad. l.
TOIf Nc MAN, experienced in typcwritinf,
shorthand and general office work,
Walls haWo snye,aI y'eIIen1 Foo an,
mnndn Mans Address q9ou tlls office IL
-
SITUATION WANTED-.A middle,afcd
MP ", "a INC 20 c,rH of hors md 10 mnNe
SjnsoIr useftIi renerallv Address p9Sf
this office II
7------------------ ----j----.---II.
nriv,te fon,iIv 10 tend 10 horse cnr,
| keen everythirg nice aoo,it The llace;
can MIX. gooG reoomm,l daiions Ad-
dress 523G this office. II
/ VII rIVe 20 10 10 any one eerurint,
,re siii,a1ion have mad twenty-five Years
aXpSriSnce in the North, Al references.
Il s. this office II
" I'T-T--I1,----I- -ejI;777To1 nv White lady
Mans bS ASdress esii his OF ice. Il
- - -;------,----
r,nhcr Two hundred wo, de minutcl. 7
v,,rs, exnarlence: splendidl railroad and
office man: msgnificen. references. Ad-
dress Rapid. this office. Il
WHITE, girl OF good chara cter would like
TO net a situation as bel In family
would prefer to nurse. Address $40 this
office. IL
STU ALTON WA n III. Try a coiored
man: can do most anyth.iH' WAltci. por-
ter, coichman or anyth-hE AROUND mouse
or in fact any Cd 1op VIII sun me- AZ
dress 10, thls olIicc. i.
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BOARD AND PooMs.

T-ra <--~tts~A "f-~~
-. kN.aSS
BOARD AND RooMs-T,w,so , nicely fI ,5
nished upstairs rooms, Mt w slps All con-
v v,1 Mrs r. 5. I'irner. lSoS hai %
street.
BOOM AMP BOARD-Large upstairs l
rnom with board. modern conVeaie'ice11 4;
ceStrally located; sl2 Tray.s street. :.
;5i, TEXAs AVENUE-Boardlng house.
two and half blocks locks from for rent Gt' With or
uri;no,'t board: trans.ents solicited rates
reasonable.
cEyERAL pleasan, rooms. convshien mn
. r,ascs,ed one block from Capitoi no oon,
With hoard II desired: terms terms TESsnn,n
able. lI0i Texas avenue coF"'' u
street.
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WANTED--An expert man to take charge
of OIL mil in Mexico. loo tons capacity
ono that speaks Spanish preferred. For
particulars address c. Griesenbeck, Z. q.
box i6l, San Antonio Texas is
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/ WILL give $1,000 20 any one securing
me situation: have had I'VE 1ty-two years
experience IN the North, Al references.
Il S. ms Office. u
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AGENTS wanted for a new paying bust
ness. samples and fun particulars sent
free; Big money IN II for you. Address
Chas f.. Marshall. isockport, n. y. 10
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STENOGKApHER -- First class stenog-
rlphcr 1.-TWO hundred words minutc),
y.tirs experience: splendid railroad and
office man: msgnificcn. references. Ad-
dress Rapid, this office. /,
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|rlNE Chinese importer of ceiehrl,ed
a1d fireworks. silk hanikerch!eis.
kss and japanese hrlc-a-hrac; best
X World. Yam Tai Lay, ldlO Preston
<pe l2-Ji
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| lIAN Il. wife ana ,wo children to supper
and netd omploymcr- BADLY. Who vii
give me work. ANY honorable work
Well acquainted with city; BEST refer
ences. g4i6 this Office.
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SITUATION WANTEl>-By u colored
man: can do most anythiig. walter. por-
ter, coachman or anything around house
or in fact any old job will suit me. Ad-
dress 10. this oftlcc. II
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WAN f'ED-Position by young man OF
family. anything Legitimate; must have
work Address 2lls. Han fisbirrs Road, Ii
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SITUATION wanted by first- class baker
on bread. cakes. pastry; also ornament
ms: bakery or hoiol. city or country. C.
Weber thls office N,
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WANrED--By lady OF experience. a
position as housckeeper or care of chil-
dren IN the city or in the country. 4.
r.. this office ~
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BALE PRICE M0nuflcturcrs sample
embroidered handkcrchirfs, half dollar
quality, 20 contH. rents nitin silk hand
lerrh.cts. % cents; lldles' linen caihbrlc
hnndkorch ufs, dollar quality, ~ cents,
lLnunkLilL.a u
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SPECIAL NoTIcES.
..--.illllAm., .,4ul.G.a-
g[N@ItGRIkENIIE5 T Jj,g s(0 s!j!i;5t

IRON and steel work FOR buildings.
bridges, roofs. standpipcs. etc jes gns
and estimates free on application. The
gillette ilerzog Manufacture NJ Co. NJ
DE Leon Agent, kiam building. Houston
Texas. 2-gI-m
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II home treatment for uterine
NJ. ,nvcstiratc, at 400 Binz build
ssv stiendants from 2 TO T p IN; (.
aand health book free. ~
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WANTED TO Rent.

-.s.s.ELL-..
WANTFD-To exchange a $50 equity In
deedrabie cor9ar lot am fonr-room cot
tage IA Thru ward for rDnt On six or
seven room house in waking distance Of
business center: give locat ON and ad-
dress: 1893. THIS Office. 10
WANTED--An unfurnshed room near
Capitol; permanent: answer with price.
Address S2G2. this office. IS
YOUNG man wishes board and room: aigo
stall for pony. within ten or twelve
blocks OF court house. must bo reason
able reference exchanged. Address g2i3,
this office. II
WANTED-Those having vacant houses
to list them with Boyle & Mccormick,
G0sh Main street. U-u
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FOR sALF.-An assortment OF second.
nsnd beltirg. pullcys, shaflng, hang
ers. piping &c. c.ll ut the bushes,
cffice Of me Post u
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PERSONAL. |
.IsL

4 s6orthand in twelve lessons; pri-
'.ss,ructions in bookkeeping. short
"a arithmetic; day and night
y. .srms reasonable. Prof. j. II.
"a espert accountant, l2l5 Liberiy
|, Fifth ward. ~
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WANTED--Par;y who answered "Reli-
able's" advertisement IN person at Y
NJ. c. A., please ihdress S. A. Kirk. 1917
Washington street. IL
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.CsN LEARN SHORTHAND by
write for circular regarding oar
curse. Houston Shorthand and
><xnting School, Mason Block. Miss
. Z Harper. PRINCIPAL. e
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS The an
nual meeting OF the stockholders OF the
Commercial National Bank of Houston
Texas, Will be held at hs banking house
hours Of 10 a. m. and II m, for the pur
pose OF electing directors TO serve during
the ensuing year. w. h. Chew. prrsI-
dent. l.l2
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TO RENT--Braxos plantation, $50 acres,
10 rent; near Smonton. Address H. ~
Mitchell, Simoron +. O.. Fort Ncnn
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HARDWARE MAN. fifteen years expert
ence wants situation on road or in store.
Address Hardware. this office. II
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SITUATION WANTED--By young colorcd
man as porter or any kind {: work
around store or office. good references
Address g2f4 this office. IN
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SITUATIONS Wanted.

YOUNG man. web exp erisucsd and refer
ktsper and manager country business
preferrei, would invest $500 as guarantee
y necessary. Address Roberts. this CT
lice. IL
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PROBE SSIONAL

o. o. COTTON 4 BRO. Fire Insurance
AGENTS and Adiustsrs. Y Main street,
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STU ALTON WANTED-isy white man TO
work In hotel, boarding house or dairy,
| good mixer, highest OF city references.
Apply AT Capitol House. corner Capito
ana Main streets to I. II. ~
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WANrED--Posi;ion as cook in MOTEL =
restaurant: ont of city preferred y 1
dress 1870, this office.
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rs, LAMPS LAMlS,-incandesccn,
ia wholesale ana retail immature
r6rg a specially; electrical and
ry supplies. The Barien- Shee,s
kanal Construction Company. ggI
Eea ayenus. t.
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Z. A. .BuJAC. plan.ste. studio -!
~ block, special attention paid 70
ssais OF music, Lessons at pup Is
ssaee II desire I. instruction 10 b.
IS, also advanced students. II
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SITUATION wanted by good all rouf
cook and good baker. white man, a
dress A. 5. j.. this office.
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STU ALTON wanted by swoic; wants
work any kind. can milk COW end take
care of horse; good hand with carpen-
ters tools. Address WIZ. this. oftice is
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WANTED--Pos by a German on farm
or to attend horses and stock. A refer
ences. Willing TO work. Il. $. q. thi
Office
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[M0N SHORTHAND AND TYPE
TING SCHOOL-Mason block, Miss
T. Harper, principal. makes a
rtliy OF training stenosraphefs for
1d bus ness pos ions. " YOU mean
e.ss, come and take q Course. q
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An EXPERIENCED hre INSURANCE agent
would like TO obtain a position VITA some
agency. either in office or iich work.
Address 7. t. G.. this office. ~
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1896-11-14
WATERFRONT wHIsPsRINGs

The LikeIike, Capt. Nye, brought
1000 bags of Psauhau sugar for the
barkentine w. Fl Dmond yesterday
morning. Over 1000 bags of the
same mark were put into the Oceanic
warehouse for shipment to New
York. The Likeliks will leave again
on Monday next for another big
load Of Irwin sugar.
The W. G.. Hall arrived late yes
terday afternoon with a substantial
load Of H. A. Co. sugar for the bark
entne Irmgard which leaves next
Tuesday for San Francisco in sugar
The bark S, G. Allen will load in
Brewer line after the barkentine
[rmgard.
The bark Andrew Welcb, Capt.
Drew, is about,14 days out from San
Francisco for this port with a full
freight. With the prevailing south
erly weather she may make,a longer
passage than usual,
Capt. Nissen of the Hawaiian bark
Rosalie, will take his bark to China
il sufficient inducement offers.
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Boiling, SOLDERING
or Scattering.

1t saves feed bills at a rate
Of from 25 to 80 percent. Saves
Doctors bills by preventing In
digestion, Collie. and Stomach
Troubles, saves hostlers' time,
trouble and veXation. 1t pays
for itself in few weeks, and no
stable is complete without it.
They come in 3 sizes, capacity
6, s and 10 quarts, and the price
is within the reach Of every
body owning a horse. We would
especially call the attention of
Managers of Livery Stables to
this new device. 1t will pay
you the trouble to come and
inspect them.
For sale by
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'' The National Feed
Box"

will leave work a complete
metamorphosis in the condition
and the appearance of your
horse. 1t is circular shaped
vessel, made of cold rolled steel,
finely galvanized, with Mallea-
bic Iron Side Rod; each box
furnished complete with a Japa-
nese Wrought Iron Holder, Plate
and Screws. This feed box has
the advantage that you can put
it up anywhere in the stall or
box, does not waste a particle of
the feed, will always be sweet
and clean, and is especially de-
sirable where a horse is inclined
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TOPICS OF THE DAY.

Hon. T. j. Byrues, the Queensland
Diplomatist and a recent visitor
here, In lecture recently delivered
on his visit to these Islands is re-
ported to have said:
"rhe recent political upheaval
there, and the attitude assumed by
tae political parties in NE States,
make it more than ever necessary
that Hawaii should remain neutral
State"
Mr.. Byrnes went so far as to pre-
dict that ere long the Hawaiian
Group must be the theatre OF stir
riog events.
He is probably correct.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1896-11-14
He is probably correct,

At the very time when the Man
ayers, Lessees and others connected
with the new Hawaiian Opera House
are at great personal responsibility,
labor and risk doing their very best
to provide first class entertainments
for the Honolulu public not only in
the actual present but also for the
seasons to come, most contempti-
bic and mean stab in the back is at
tempted to be dealt to them by the
Bulletin. And so far as we can seq
the only motive is sheer cusse dness
gross carclessness or neglect Of duty
So FAR as the local effect OF the
article which appeared in yesterday
evenings paper is concerned, and
threats of future action in the same
line as it is alleged have been made,
the Honolulu people will act in ac.
cordance with their own judgement
and endorse he courtesy and friend
ly feeling existing between Mr.. Mel
Vile Marx, Mr.. Hoogs and all con-
nected with the Opera House, which
enabled Mr.. Goodwin to afford so
much pleasure to a crowded theatre
at few hours notice. 1t is The
effect Of the article abroad which
may be felt injuriously in future
contra ,ts and engagements, as first
class companies may not like to face
town in which-there is suspicion
that their It ception is to be msasnr
ed by the amount OF patronage ex-
tended to the business Offices OF a
certain class of newspapers. There
is no fear as to the successful result
of the Frswley Company's engage
ment. The grand success they have
recently scored in San Francisco,
one Of the most severely critical
cities Of the United States is
guarantee OF this. BY its unfortunate
break the Bulletin has again severe
ly suffered in the estimation OF its
patrons, but, probably, The Frawlsy
Company will be the gamers by the
unjuslifahle attack on the local
management.