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THE TEXAS PAPERS.
The AlvArado Bulletin observes:

THE TEXAs PAPERs.
The AlvArado Bulletin observes:
George CLARK is about the only politician
10 Texas who IS "SAyil noihiu as ylo-
.euiIy and ycciferouA.y a. David Bennett
all O. New lcrk-
The Temple Tribune says Of the yitascope
bill
\ bllI Is before the Legislature which pro-
yi9~s jhsi IL shah De a penal odense to
exhibit d sit1s-op- o. ctlDf Pictorial TX
Ai5lucn o. prize fights 10 Tek7s. L DO
reasonably safe to SAY that sucA a bin
viii NOT pass = sle~ e.. TIE prize asut.
with ;he souuds Of ihs blows and the cilor
Of biold iei5 oul Il not so very bad. and
every Legislator az austin viii sQuandsr
dime 10 such sight as soon as he A4s
tie opportunity.
Tbs position "a the Tsrrant County citi-
zen On he question OF free SECT distrhc-
ton is not left In doubt. That pspeT gays.
Il e1- Secretary Morton ala nothing else
bur ST down on the free seed fra.l. ar
DID a good work For years and years
syst cm which was originally intended -
iest seeds ana methods ut culture mas been
made q party catl paw. No one but the
cor gresham WHO hopes thereby ia pGr-
chase 'eN cheap yptes iAy0gs .hc apprJ-
gr.a,ion O. $3.50 o00 n cash and free car
iiage fo- varied assortment oi seeds
hst of witch wiil no, Grow where sent
The feet j.. .hs appropriation IS contrary
20 Law. anyhow. The law calls fbr new
and" presumably. 'useful agricultural
seed" and for tho purpoee Of having them
tested ard methods OF culture Seporfed.
Is si5o 500, Each e e,s H. ~ year
sesis soo5 .. lover sesds, al T aaiS's
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Here's tnother Rumor.
afnesyille REGISTER.

There IS a rumor in circulation. which
appears to be well founded. that Dallas is
soon To have another big morning daily
newspaper, A company has been formed
with ample capital 10 make the enterprise
q success II there ever was a country ON
earth that needed first class morning
democratic daily it is North Texas. The
great democratic masses ara sick and ,iren
OF reading the muEwump rot dished out
by the Dallas News.
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UsEAHINEss.

- 'f~bA'A S-'AA
IsEAHINEss. seems IN grow,
more nervous as the days 20 BY. He re-
marks that The Courier IourNal has today
just as great contempt for the Chicago
platform as ever, ana is hghtiag nov, aud
VIII continue to fight, any body Of men.
'harmonlzed" or unharmoniged. which
PROPOSES to stand on that platform"
We beg to assure Mr Watterson tina.
such squeakIng and squirmlng & uanoces-
sary, What may have been expected OF tho
couTicr-Journal year ago is one thing.
but what is expected Of IT now IS another
and quito a different hMg While he was
moving leisnre.y through Europe last sum-
mer his newspaper was going through the
process OF political decadence. He !eft It
a democratic newspaper When he return
cd. It had aided Ia the election OF a repub-
llcan administration In Kentucky; it had
aided IN the election Of McKinleyism, and.
as far as its Influence extended, it hal
done all that It could do to arrange the
preIlminaFiss OF fastengs u high protec.
'ion measure on the peaple.
We assure Mr. Maiterson that nobody
expects the Courier journal 10 support Tho
CHICAGO platform or any other genuine
democratic platform. The period OF his
newspapers decadu,c &c is not yet passed.
lie can not arrest II II he would; for n he
Wrr" to change its course today aud Try 10
er'uS 1t back 10 the support OF democratic
doctrines, he would find the task an limos.
sb'e one. Why? Because II the Courier
Journal We're to howl with all It's might
aud main In favor % democratic principles.
no democrat would have confidence in It's
sincerity. no democrat would believe its
professions.
That is the penalty that all mon and all
newspapers must pay Whom they desert
me cause Of the people. We presume this
II as wei understood IN louisville, XIV.
as II is else" hero. Therefore. whom the
next campaign comes on We confidently ex
pect to ma the CourieF-Iournai somewhat
"a advance OF the position 1t assumed last
year We expect 10 find II opposing the
democratic party little more bitterly aud
ASSISTING the republicans little more
afdently than II did last year
The democratic platform which Mr..
Watterson expresses his contempt for was
inaorsed by 100000 men, a larger body OF
voters than over before supported a dem
oefalio platform in this country. We take
Y Tor GRANTED, therefore, that these q, 50a.-
gov men VIII not turn around and retrace
I'neir steps, and join with Mir. watterson
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Drug Journul In Trouble.

Geo p. Englehardt a Co OF Chicago. the
publishers OF a drug Journal. have recently
gotten themselves into court for publish
Ing an alleged recipe for the manufacture
OF "seng' and "cactina Pellets" the pro-
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CURRENT Fun.

lie teostatloally)-Mlss de Peyster prom.
ised last night 10 marry me.
she (eaimy)-I congratulate you.
ne gu don't seem TO be surprised
she-No, l can't say that ! am heaN
her say yesterday that she had made up BET
mlnd 10 have husband before the yea
was out. and that almost any old thins
would do'-someryille Journal.
The days are getting longer" remarked
AIR, NiYVles. whose habits have Develops
VEIN of sarcasm in his wife.
Yes. The sun rises much earlier. And
I'm really sorry. for your sake"
i don't sec why"
II compels you to hurry so to get hons
before daylight. Washington Star
Propretor-Does the new clerk seem "
Know ANYTHING about bookkeeping? Il
Head Bookkeeper-Nothin at all. WI
put then you must remember he has never
done anything before but teach doupis
entry In business colloge.-Judge,
He-Miss Belacour claims to belong q
she-Well she's Justified. There are III
OF those girls. and the youngest OF then
must be at least 35.-Cleveland Leader
Jawley-What makes you think sumso
Is getting wealthy?
Beaker-He never looks fattered ~
apologetlc any more when ask him for
loan--New York Press
Life Insurance Agent tout West-wns'|
did Mr. Newcomer say? al
Assistant--He won't talk with me at n -
said he was too busy to think about n''|
insurance
We'll. I'll hang around his house tonisus|
and shoot holes through his windows, ~
when he comes down town in the morhiltI
you be behind fence In some vacant W
and put few balls through the top OF ~ "
hat Then, when he reaches his office
drop In and talk life insurance again.
New York Weekly.
Have you anything TO say?" oblis'uts
asked the leader OF tho vigilance connp''
tee as he seized the end OF therope. Z
Nothing, except that You can't Key s
good man down" responded Weakly
plunks, the humorist. further attemp's
conceal his identity being useless'--
News.
Aud Got u stake.
Salt Lake Herald.
In
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shows some Heat.

Pittsburg Chronicle Telegraph
The sultan la said 10 be chatting at the
slowness Of the powers In driving the
Greeks from Crete A chafng dish goes
naturally with Greece. however.
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From Az New ZOE Journal

JAPAN The report max Jai-1
AND THE GOLD had aosnaoned the
STANDARD. coinage Q. silver and
adopted the gold standard turns ont TO
have been untrue According TO official
information from TOXIC the only fornia-
tiou for the Story WAS the lac, thAs On
March hAl providing .o- the change
Was in,rcducca into the lower house Of 'he
Japanese diet. This. lhe jararese minister
to Washington explains, no more fore
shadows is Passage by the diot than would
De the case in tie American consr5ss-
Ard fl Is Understood in the japanese Legal
ton that The proposed legislation Viii illi
strong opposition. 4ad grave doubts are
elNrgsse1 as 10 the Possible success OF he
measure.
Since 1871. Up to which time the ratio
between silver lul gold ia Japan had been
Il ~ % ], the ratio has been about 10 70
/. The unit ci value is the Yen Il 100
sen. The gold yen contains Loo. srainulcs
OF metal s0o-lo9t fiae the silver yen. as
grains. or e. s5fS Eraluwas. qEe.e have
been coined 6-.4lz $50 gold zen AMI lsi,-
40 c0r silver yen The unit o. vslue lrc-
posed ny the h.ll nov before ,he die is
une-EaN the PRESENT gold yen az SIS
gtltlrae. In o,Acr Wor.s. sac existing so.4
yen are 70 circulate al twice their present
ya.4e. There will be no other change a
the bill becomes law. The Information
that the bill provides that lree -otu-se ~
s:iyo- shall. cease October j. 1891. is rather
ruzzl!rg, In view a the fact that for soiae
zine past silver coinage has been suspend
ei except On government accouat
Caii more complete Information has
ucuc obtained the arguments advanced 10
favor u his bill in Japan IN aa-iiy te
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TO New yo-E's sevc-sOfa 10 she ring. Any
pps.llsts N AtnertaS votA the exception o.
co-s~tt and F'rzs.fsirsSors can ngn, n NsT
YORK City Slrn oct any day Ia the year.
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- the s.. Louls Repuhlic.

IA A-MADl, f--L
,,,o,,,,,,.,,, "e mis-
sion OF the republican
party remarks republican organ. lis to
star, mn ala fac,,-,cs "a ,,,.,,,-.,. -.
,.-.'--
anu p'04N0''oh' 10 iurn'sl "oTk al
good wages to unemployed labor"
An excellent mission. bu, ho,, Is +, ~ he
achieved s;,,,,,, -. ~ e,o-,t,, =,
'sAils power OIL 'Ae government Nothing
could D. easier. Taxes are to be levied o.
things thu, the raor's need fer 1.-Two h..,ae-
.....,
"''I ''eS "no can convince
ne leaders az the party that they should be
helped BY the simple process OF placing
tax IN articles rpnn,,f,D.,,rs4 broad 49,,
'''f'e are 'otnpe"ed 20 ouF a. NOME and
Tho home manufacturer can charge the
value az tho article Mus The tariff aud Inn,
M, e,,,,,-,,., H.. -
,go-i- r., -, ~ "ass p.oI''s 70 hssp al
pc - III -, VI oysI ~ ISt .he plp-
~ - ''e VIII u'''1e Win the men
Tn ',,.a,,.,f
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Hale. una Hotties.

FhIIadeIphia bulletin.
President Mckinley seems to have san,
Hay and Porter. 'he iarmer'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-03

The ss1aa;e : Eiwrg evidence Of a pGt
pose 70 debate over again nelriy every
present. rvtF-e GUes1on be;ore sAk.ng W
The 'sr-n. AMI then debate he iar.ff uaul
the Last-,ung~d member expires.
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sp.c,., s,.r Commandments.

AT AusTlN-L. A. Peai. oiSoe = tas
SLAse Ca;sito. Building.
AT GALb Ia I'M. II. s5ii.rAE- c.s--s
q the EyeAls4s Tribune EE.l24ue.
TELEPHONE NUMBERS.
La..o..al, 81 Eesiaezs. -
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4 No'ada had her fght and gracefully
subsidsd but fhere is apparently no end
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me nr''hp' pas o' me Gan . '''''''"
- +''4 p'' "''' - vac 'e'
- '' 80 "--'7 '''s '''9
$50 'i-' % ''''' -'-' "''+
"M '4 t'i'y''s-y apViau 1eD N'D'#h9N'
people of Tie st.'e nave not sac grown
It, c..d ami s.rjsI 10 rem mo- me herc,c
--ae,ea.- OF the heroes % he Repun-
-. A'e ",A. h'"' seq. SUI an
''-'''' '.'s ''-''' ''''' - w. % 80 "
~ IS 'p''' - i's'i''' - me-
~ i''AH' OK 90 ''9''.'o'
81 ''.' soN." o. we h''s','t am 'n'u - y
'''s. az" nc ii-a ''''-'" i'E INC 1a'e'''N
o. NA@t "a9 once won "'-n sueh "f4Very
- ,,',' - ~" - peNt p, $3.50,
ture wa ons maj could NO. h., measured
b. 6oy,rs ~ ,,,,s ANA q, ts yr,.sv,nn
10 sac ma, s,,,b a large r.atorli, IN geu-
atr AN. no,,.c or. broad. u.nd.J ,,ough
20 '-N'l re oAl'' F''" nav were
oise4 a6a''5l tSs pa'sa &c 81 'he ph''
1,s. e,,.., 90, ina depa,rats ~ ,ne
pIes.i,, ,oasraa. dsve.aps combination
between 90 Sllyets ana 10 Bailey ald
~. s".''.s IN , 'no''Es i''Asm ~
d .narraia machine. - Dalas Mercury
Gepl
.l.f,, ,rt.r,s.ir,y- l,t, my 4su't ths "A
oags Of mo wish hung fa,her 10 the
thouqrt7 Ian, IN. Aierrury out after a
row-ia tho other fellows camp2
"a t.rg ,,i,,, ,o ia h,,,l "a h,'fave here
Af,er ths,t most Of the thrones IN Europe
are occu,is,l by half-eraly monarchs
-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-03

II s. SAID tf-@s q large number Of she
presidents former ~ EnRors n csn;oa
have gone on % Washington TO indulge u
Anotaev Affecting pAr.iaE with The maso.
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In adiiron 10 her bright commercial
outlook for the year, Ilouston's new base.
bslil team has now got down 10 steady
nrao,lce for The league seapon.
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Aud Got a stake.

Salt Lake Herald.
Mrs. Fits cooked Bob's breakfast
Bob cooked Jim's goose.
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Henry wattersons trip 10 Europe does
not seem TO have improved either his dem-
per or hia Intellect, iIo talks posiics as
extravsgantly and ahsurdly as ever.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-03

Proprietor-Does the new clerk seen, =
Know anything about bookkeeping? 4.
Head Bookkeepor-Nothing at all. nj
put then you must remember he has never
done anything before but teach doupis
entry in a business colloge.-Judge.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-03

The exhibition OF ''hsrmory' aalone
kezs.4>xy republicans e q fair sample Of
the usual situations ia tAae party wheii
The la.Avss and nShes are al-ou, to he Dis.
uaouEed-
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GOSSIP OF GOTHAM'

New York. darch Si.--Burr Mo,,
the only "Taffy." has sued the Nj.
Brooks syndicate to recover se5ooo
breach OF contract. Burr says he was =
year has elapsed and he is SIN await, nv, Ut|
call before the curtain. The Risi,as
deuced expensive. too.
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uauucs.a.

The dss4re 20 get I'd OF co.onN Frel
Grant as po.se@ Commissioner "a New
YORK may develop uns zpes;sd Strength
back % bis sS'i1ssoa;.yn gr toe Austrian
HlAssnn- The coAoav. t.-s nese. % qulei
or harmless as when II tUss.lA before.
IAe irVtso1rg Dispatch says tina; re-
form that would h,t something would 10
20 lax ths wa,er "A the Stock OF free
franchise corporations 2boa; per cent o.
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He-Miss Dellacour claims to belong z
very old family.
she-Well, she's Justified. There are u
or those girls. and the youngest OF thel1
must be at least 35.-Cleveland Leader.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-03

The discussion OF the tarn bill at th..
time was unfortunate for the gentlemen
Who wfre compelled 10 deliver their 1888
campaign sreeches year and more ahe,id
Of dine
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-03

The folding bed nearly claimed two !.
tins at Atlantic Highlands the other MIA
1t closed down on Mr.. and Mrs. W :
Morris. and it took the entire nerb,,.
hcod to rescue them. As Morris wei,s.
over 200 pounds, the bed had LOT az ~
and the HighlRnders are talRins abon, aa
thing else. "
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-03

Wastlnsicl hotel keepers guarantee no
nan an office, but they are willing to try
AMI make the time seem as shom TO hn,
ana pass as pleasantly as possible.
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Jawley-What makes you think stimso'
Is getting wealthy?
Beaker-He never looks flattered ~.
apo'ogetic any more when ask him LOT
loan.--New York Press.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-03

Eugene Fields little girl" A..
French Field, is making more than /,
in her readings from her parents wa
ings. She has taken elocution lessons !,
does fairly we'll. until she forgets her (.
sons. and only remembers the bean,,
her fathers words, and how she loved h,..
Then her audience laughs or criee, t.n NJ
Gene wishes them.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-11-05
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.

Steamers due and to sail tomorrow and for
the next six days are as follows.
'RRTVE.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-11-05
IMPORTS.

EX sChr Alice Cooke 56G 926 # rough and
3iO.l35 II dressed lumber, 727I # pickets,
10000 laths, '25.0iO shingles and I50 cedar
poles for Levers ~ Cooke.
EXW G Irwin bxs apples, carboys
acid, III tanks, Hoo lbs beans, $40 ctls barley,
$3.50 lbs rolled barley, 20I2 lbs bread, go
SKIS bran, 9 bales betting, 3 coils cordage, loi
ctls corn, COLO lbs cracked corns, c. cigar
cites, "a tons coal 20 pals candy, cs cam
ed goods, pkgs china mdse, 2 cs dry
goods, 60 lbs dried fruit, 3 pkgs electric
goods, S3 pkgs furniture, s pkgs glassware,
IL pkgs goods, 30 pkgs hardware, 40
bales hay, horse, % cs brandy, Z cs dry
goods, 2o5o lbs lard, loo pkgs machinery,
pkgs musical instrument, IL mules, 225 kegs
nails, cs oil, q ellis oats, 10 pkgs provisions
"a rolls paper, pkgs printing mattel, I56 pcs
pipe, II bXs paste, so csks rosin, ~ pkgs
stationary, 1853 lbs soda, 81 cs sewing
machines, So bbIs salmon, y bbls, 81 pkgs
mattel tank, 20, l3o los tobacco, II, $50 lbs tea,
55 bbls tar, IS pkgs toys, ID kegs venigar. 6
ctls wheat, 1859 gals wine, pigs hardware.
IS gals wine.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-11-05
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

Diamond Head Signal Station, Nov 5, 1
p m. The weather hazy; wind light N L.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-11-05
ITEMS FROM HARBOR FRONT
Liner WarrimOO and Bark Andrew
WelCh Arrived In Port.
Kaala'S Log KOna-Kau Notes By the Mauna
LOa- Plenty Rain-Bark Iredale
From Liverpool

Cruiser Baltimore Sunday.
Raining torrents at Waialua,
Rough weather on Kona coast.
All the sugar in Kau is cleared
up.
Pahala mill has finished grind
ing.
Plenty of rain in Honokaa and
all over Hawaii.
The steamer Noeau is ,discharg.
ing coal at Lahaina on her way to
Hamakua.
Considerable damage has been
done to the rice crop on this isl
and by the wind and rain.
The long bridge at Punaluu has
settled down on the mauka side
even with the water and the foun-
dation liz gone.
Captain Simerson of the Mauna
Loa sprained his ankle severely
this morning by slipping on the
deck of that steamer.
The steamer Mauna Loa, 80
hours from Honuapo, is at Fort
street wharf with small cargo of
Pahala and Honuspo sugar, Kona
coffee and % head of Napoopoo
cattle and number of passengers.
What was written in certain
paragraph yesterday was that the
steamer Kaena went alongside the
disabled steamer Iva "and was
requested to carry word to Homo
lulu for a machinist to come down
Immediately. Captain Parker of
the Kaena offered tow to Homo
lulu, which was declined" etc.
The printer left out all the words
between Honolulu" in the first
sentence and (which in the sec.
ond.
The steamer Kaala five hours
from Puuiki empty arrived last
night reporting rough weather on
the windward Oahu coast since
last Monday. After finishing dis.
charging cargo at Kahuku on
Wednesday the Kaals moved to
the inner anchorage there and
remained until the next day when
an unsuccessful attempt WAS made
to land freight at Pupatuu. The
Kaala will sail again for wind.
ward Oahu ports next Monday
and'try again to land the lumber
and Puualuu freight still on board.
Purser Bellemaiue furnishes
the following memorandum: After
a quick run from the Colonies the
r NJ S Warrimoo, Chas VIM
Hay, commander, arrived here
this morning at $50 o'clock, hav-
ing left Sydney at 4:45 p m Oct
Is, experiencing nortnerly to N
W winds and moderate sea to
Wellington, n u, which was
reached at 1870 p m Oct %. Left
again at l p m following day, en-
countering strong N W and west
erly winds up the New ZEALAND
coast, thence fine weather to ar
rival at Suva, Fiji, at 7:30 a m Oct
rs. Proceeded on same voyage
at noon same day, passing Alofa
Island at noon next day. Moder-
ate to fresh trade winds with fine
weather were experienced from
Suya IN arrival ss abOvp
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-11-05

For those away from home
We Offer perfected facilities
for prompt shipment of mail
orders.
small orders shipped quicker
than big
ones and just as cheerfully.
DO "a we do-get the best for
your money.
Quantity counts; bat what is the
use OF food it it isn't good?
True of Hawaii and
the whole country:
Plenty of food, not plenty
of good food.
To live we'll need not mean ex.
travagance; it means good taste
and knowing where to buy.
Our store is the where to buy.
It's big, bright, up to date, busy,
alive to the march of prosperity;
importing direct from the fountain
heads of production, and selling
direct to families.
That ought to count, and it does.
Our prices are the lowest.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-11-05
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

From the Colonies, per r M s
Miowera, Nov 5--Mr Geo Gurr.
From Hawaii and Maui, per
stmr MAuna Loa, Nov Sc A
Doyle, E Omsted, G q Sawyer,
+ W McChesney. Mr. Egau, A X
Awick, r Lee, Mrs A Nc Wayne
aud child, Master McWayne, Mrs
Wodehouse, Miss l. Ward, Miss
2 Harrison, Miss } Murray, Mrs
Lewis, and 40 on deck.
From San Francisco, per blk
Andrew WEIGH, Nov 6-M l.
Luther, Mrs Il NJ Scholefield, III
Scholefeld
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-11-05
iEPART.
ARRIVED AT HONOLULU.

Stmr Kaena, Parker, from Waialua.
stmr Kaala. Moshcr, from Oahu ports.
G ) 5 Warrimoo, Hay, II days from
sydney via wellington n II, passengers and
mdsc to T II Davies ~ Co Ltd.
Stmr Mauna Loa. Simerson, from Hawaii
aud Maui.
Haw blk Andrew Welch, Turner 20 days
from San Francisco, pass and mdse to q
Brewer ~ 90 Ltd.
Br bk Ircdale, Plunkcttt, l4o days from
Liverpool mdsc to Hackield & Co.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-11-05

p. L. Ryan still continues in
charge of the Anchor and is ably
assisted by William Carlyle. At
the Anchor, Seattle beer on
draught can always be had as well
as the best brands of WHISTLES,
etc, including John Dewar's
Scotch whisky. A full stock of
other liquors, wines, etc, is kept
on hand also.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-11-05
CLEARED FROM HONOLULU.

Am blk Columbia, Cove, Port To wnsend
G A 5 5 Warrimoo, Hay, for Vancouve
via Victoria.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-11-05

SAILED FROM HONOLULU.
stmr Kaena, Parker, for Waialua, Puuiki,
md Mokuleia.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-11-05
We Carry and Sell Only Harness Our Own Manufacture

1t is very fine to see
the sunrise and the dew
sparkle like gems in
the early morn in the country,
hut little later in the
day comes that
hungry feeling.
A bouutiful supply of
hearty foods will assist nature
10 making your stay in
the country pleasant.
Diminutive sized
tins of meat and fishes, little
tins OF fruits and cheese,
small tins of biscuits
and PURGE of foie gras,
individual bottles olives for
bicycle luncheon or
excursion.
The latest novelty in biscuits
especially for bicyclists.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-11-05
EXPORTS.

Elk stmr Mauna Loa-2S99 bags sugar, l2g
bags coffee, ID bds hides, IS head cattle, loo
pkgs sundries. ..
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-11-05
For Sale

Two Houses containing 8 and 7
ruoms situate on Puushou street oppo.
site Pun"h0u College Prices, $4,000
md $500 Terms, $1,000 cash each
and balance In mortgage, Apply to
A V. GEAR Il CO,
7O7-u 2l0 King street.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-11-05
To Rent

THE Cottage on Judd Street known
~ the Dickson Cnttage, recently Oc.
ea6pitd by Mr.. s. NJ Bsllou Apply to
w f ALLEN,
Over Bishop & Co Is Bank.
729-lm