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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-24

ment waxrtDot aware OF any desire on the
part OF Greece or Turkey TO enter into di-
rect negotiation for the settlement of the
Cretan question. Therefore he added,
the powers had not objected to any such
nrrotiations
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STRONG REMONsTRANcE.
Turkish Officers Misunderstanding
ixafion of Troops.

Constsntinople. March 23.--Sir Philip
Currie's remonstranoes to the porte against
the Tokal massacre is one Of the strongest
that las ever been delivered by an amhas
sador. An extraordinary meeting Of the
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AN AMERICANS DARING

Wns The head n I
of II
In rcscuing "a wounded companion
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,,1I-AGO--A three days Farmers, In.
~. III Nae the auspices OF the TOOK
connty Hsrlcultrral and Hortscul dsny So
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NEW YORK;; =, Pie eI,1rope M to1nv 10 be
gonc probably until June.
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TODAY's FORECAST.

prRt1N-The Austrian elections Win
reach the final results IN The ter" Tbe r.e
OF the electoral peri,| 90 ne Clerical and
a1tti-sem.te parties.
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NEW YORk-Dlxoh a1I TT M n1av
before the Broadway A sfbha@p3oS S'% WIN en-
be iI'i t., ~ for some time, rs he x So;ns
gtge IKE n 'G long rest having been ag6ti r1
a N, Continuously for y,arS' shnr, Tine lime
got = decis on over niSo Iii i t5night Try
ago; l inc ont ,' the stain of that defeat win
oyrushlup victory.
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p,R1s-The Geographical society o, r liz
~ a nj entertain Explorer Nansen np 0a
y yisit 10 this city, where ne - eNPsN
10 arrive today
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Heavy fros, is expected in North Texas.
Galveston cotton exchange indorses the
compress control bill now before the leg
islature.
Farmers and Merchants bank of Paris
filed an assignment and closed its doors.
Miss Blanche Malloy OF Palestine fell
seventy feet into we'll with only small
injury.
A $4,000 fire at Pales re.
l.. y. Bell ran doN and captured an
alleged burglar at r 'hmond.
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Foreign n,

Over 10000 marched in the parade at the
centenary celebration N Berlin.
Liberal terms are offered for the estao'
lshment of new hanks IN Mexico.
French loan of an0Q0,ooo francs on ac-
coun, of Madagascar voted by the cham
Der of deputies.
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Domestic.


Fiz promises TO meet Corbet II he
Gghts again.
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Cub0.
The collector of customs atFernandino.
fla. was authorized to grant clearance
papers to the Bermuda.
Frercsco j. Casanas, an American cl.i-
zen. was released.
DIR. Luis was put on trial charged with
filibustering.
A British subject brutality murdered by
guerillas.
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La Porte committee agreed on basis
10 Proposed ono changes in commodity tarih
explained.
Sharp County record., 1897-02-26
To You, Young Man.

Young man, dost thou go abroad
in the land at night and rush the
GROWER and perambulate the streets
at an unreasonable hour? Dost;thou
whoop 'em up with the boys and
finger fer q substance in the jackpot
and thy shekels against the ever
slippery tigei2 Art thou a gnz2Ier
Of beer aud player Of cards?
Dost thou suck the pernlcious cigar
DOT and hast thou lost thy grip on
the ways that are rigid and wisdom
which Is good IN the world? Verify
verify, say unto thee, II 40, thou
art II. bad row Of stumps, and thy
name IN pants with capital =. Thy
heels vii fly up ere long, and thou
wilt find myself floating III the
soup. Keep thy lips from the Jug
that contains intoxicating JUICE and
steer widely Of the aces, and in the
riperlng years Of thy life thy
p0cketsboOk will be full OF the col.
lateral OF the earth while those who
mind not these command nents are
partaking of the lunch which is
free. -EK.
Sharp County record., 1897-02-26
STATE NEWS.

Malvern was visited by fire last
week. 1t amounted to aDOut $ij,.
600, aud with small Insurance..
A faith doctor by the name of
Leeds, dropped dead at Newport re-
Gently while treating patient.
Rich phosphate beds, which have
recently been discovered in Marion
county are attracting attention.
The pententiary authorities think
counterteiting Is gong on ID The
pen
The Newport tribune SAYS there
are number of families in one
township, Jackson county, who are
nearly on starvation.
THe Spring River News says that
w. !. Bacon, o. Imboden, has some
smoking tobacco cultivated and put
up b. slaves in Virginia before the
war
Sharp County record., 1897-02-26
Caught at Last.

Guard.
A man giving his name as Smith z,
and apparently about thirty-hye
years old, was arrested IN Gresnbrler
township Saturday night, charged
with selling whiskey without license
1t appears that Smith has been OPP
Grating IN this part of the country
tor SOME time, carrying the greater
portion of bis goods in a meal sack
on his back and etfecting a sale
wherever he could find a purchaser.
On Saturday night there was a
singing at Rev. Mr., Grlffins in
Greenbrier township, and a goodly
number Of young people bad gath
cred there, among whom were some
who occasionally indulge IN taxing
on some of the ''tangle FOOT" and
smith had 10 trouble in disposing of
his goods, and had succeeded in dis
posing Of all but two halt-pint bot
ties when two young men made a
purchase and an Smith wss taking
the money for the goods he WAS
placed under arrest.
The trial was had before Esq.
Drfey Monday and fine of $500
was assessed upon hun, and he IS now
in jail and will lay out his fine,
which takes 284 DAYS. Says that he
Sharp County record., 1897-02-26

You will find the Weekly Post Dis-
patch Indispensable during the year 1897
The year Of 1897 is going 10 be brImtul
OF intere.; The incoming OF the Mckin-
ley Administration, with n new Congress.
elected upon gold platform. means
Legislation Of kind that will vitality in.
terst every newspaper render in the
country, and especially in the West and
South. Special attention will be paid
in the Weekly Post dispatch to this
uf national character, and IL will
be discussed editorially from the point
OF view Of Il West aHd South as con-
raaed with Wall street..
The campaign Of irec silver will 20 On
in 1877 aud nothing can do 20 much 10
help along the campaign OF education AZ
newspaper like the Weekly Pusl-Dis-
patch. This is shown in the fact that in
Missouri, and in Every other locality
where the Post Dispatch has large cir
culation the gains Of Democracy and
FRYE silver we're Of sweeping character,
The POST. DISPATCH deserves the
supporrof oil Free Silver Democrats be-
causs OF he great hsht il made ia the re-
cent campaign for Democratic principles
and tn. ticket Hence the lrcs silver
men eyervwhere should rally to lts sup.
port BY sending in their subscription
aud induce others to subscribe.
Sharp County record., 1897-02-26

BY 1lr, ). Alice Ca,
Uf Ash Fiat.

feel very much like a dear good
lady said she did, when she read
that the legislature had passed the
Batesvile, MOrriltOn aud .I0nesbOrO
repeal bills, that 4 bill for prohi-
bition at Hope failed to pass, aud a
good prospect for a wine bll to be
passed. May the Lord forgive such
Observation-Disclosures and selhshness III
our Legislators. We need men who
will not listen to the f4lterIHg
words Of the whIskey king, but
turn ears to the cries Of humanity
the women aud children who suffer.
The cry that majority rule" IL a
tiimSy excuse 10 bliEd electors, The
saloon IL the organized expression
OF satan here IN earth yet, We H.
cense them, the despoilers Of labor,
homes, morals, manhood and pa
trlOtlsm, which AIDS wee, poverty,
and shame, 1t seems that whlskry
reigns supreme at our capitol; II
governs COURT, Legislators, SllenceS
the minister, aud muzz!es the editor,
Oh, that We had a class of officers IN
our state aud county who have the
manhood To enforce our laws
/, like many Others Of Gov. Jones
friends, was surprised that he signed
the repeal bulls, after hearing him
speak as be did on the evils Of
liquor.
hope the legislature will pass a
law giving US a usItorm series OF
text books and give in addition TO
what we now have, course Of
study showing the evil effects OF
whiskey, and tobacco. 1t costs
more LU run our state in tobacco
than It does to run all our public
institutions and churches, Text
books should be furnished to the
children of the districts by the
state, paid for by taxation. With
these aud officers who would en-
force our temperance law, we would
soon have land of noble men and
women.
Sharp County record., 1897-02-26

slauuht of 10000 graycoats. IL was
while accommodating IN the darkness
that evening that Jackson's men,
m,staklng their leader and his staff
for Union cavalry, posred a shower
OF bullets into their midst, aud all
though several pierced tae i nj;
l.a.ier, 1t was the one in MIR, Wheel.
sr's possession that made the fatal
wound. ,
The surgeon who amputatsd
Ia.Lson,a arm threw the bullet
against the wall in a III of anger,
and Wheeler. cousin picked IL up
and carried It through The war
The former Confederate died long
after tho war, and Wheeler, while
going through his effects yesterday,
found the bullet and its history,
Sharp County record., 1897-02-26
The Granaesl Kennedy

Mr.. K B Greerss, merchant. Of
Chilhowie, Va, cerufi~s that he hsd con-
sumption, WAS given 40 to die, .ouEht all
medical Treatment that money could
procure, tried all cough reIned les ne
could hear OF, but got no reliei; spent
many nights sltrng up 10 chair; was
Induced TO try DR.. nIug's New discovery,
ana was cured by USE OF two bottles
For past three years has been attending
10 business, anu SAYS DE-, Kings New
Discovery is ths grandest remedy ever
made, as It has done much TOR him ANA
also tor others IN his community. DIR.
Kings New Discovery is guaranteed for
Coughs, Colds and Consumption Il
don't lail. TRIAL b,rtles free at W. y.
Snuw'I Dug Store.
Sharp County record., 1897-02-26
Agriculture.
Cslmau's Rarai World.

Nothing IN the whole range of
farm and vegetable garden work is
50 important a. good, fresh, reliable
seed. Order at once if You would
secure the best,
Wood ashes, on account of the
percentage of potash they contain i,
are good fertilizer for potatoes,
Put handful III each hill, aud then
SOW broadcast.
Where a variety of crops is grown
we can apply our labor TO much bet
ter advantage than if it Is limited
to the planting, cultiyating and
gathering OF one crop.
There are farmers who always
have something to sell when they go
to town, and such are invariably
prosperous; but to have things |"
sell means to get them first, and
prepare for market TO keep ones
head above water in a great degree
lies III searching out aud savIDg the
Titles.
We should avail ourselves Of any,
thing which will enrich or loosen
the soil. PlOw weeds under rather
than 10 cut or burn them. BY de-
composing IN the soil, they are OF
much greater value than if the ashes
are merely left upon the surface;
aud yet the better way is to have
no weeds.
q. II Turner, OF Burgess Mss
isslppI, has a ne,ghbor who always
plants corn in rows seven feet apart
and makes 40 TO 81 bushels pei
acre while adjoining fields OF his
neighbor, planted in four foot rows
weld from to 30 bushels, Mr.
Turner asked the man of wide row,
the reason for his practice and ste.
cess. The answers was that EXPERT
ments show that, at tasaeilng Tine
a stalk of corn takes from the sol
through its roots and throws IF in.
to air through lts leaves, quart OF
water per day if 1t can get it, anc
if 1t can't get 1t, it does not thrive
Hence, thinIy seeded corn vii
thrive through a dry spell that vii
rum LhIcklv seeded crops.
Sharp County record., 1897-02-26

interested parties. Every citi'
zen of Arkansas who desires
the advancement of the state is
now our self.appointed agent,
and the orders are now com.
ing in from all parts Of the
state. The Gazette is for Ark
ansas and her people, and aga
inst all tyrannical corporations.
The Legislature meets at
once. You want to hear the
clash of the different interests,
and see the fray as ii you We're
on the ground.
Sharp County record., 1897-02-26

Rev. Mark Minser, Dunkard minis.
ter Of Deokers Point, Pa, says he can
recommend Chamberlains Pain Balm to
any ono In need Of "a q cd linimsnt, and
that he considers II he best no has ever
used. Pain Balm is especially valuable
for rheumatism. lame back, sprains
dwellings, outs, bruises, burns and seal do
II is one Of The most remarkable medi-
zines IN exstebUe. and its effects will beth
surprise aud delight you, For sale At %
and 50 cents per bottle by all medicine
dealer.
Sharp County record., 1897-02-26
Something 10 Know.

1t may be worth something 10 know
that The very best medicine for restoring
the tired OUT nervous system TO a healthy
gipor il Electric Bitters. This medicine
is purlsy vegetable, acts by giving tone
20 the nerve centres in the stomach,
gently stimulates the Liver and Kidneys,
and aids these organs in throwing oA
impurities in tbs blood. Electric btters
improves the appetite, aids digestion
and is pronounced by thoss who have
tried il 40 the very be-, blood purifier
and nerve tonic. Try it. SnId Tor so,
or 81 30 per bottle at W. G, Snow
Drug Store,
Sharp County record., 1897-02-26
Dipping late Theology
Boston Pilot.


A man asked an Irish priest what
q miracle was, He gave him a full
explanation, which did not satisfy
The man, who Aid; "Nov won't
your reverence give me an example
of a miraclpY
"Weil," said the priest, "step be.
fore me, and ri see what can do"
Az the man did 40, he gave HIM a
tremendous kluk behind.
"Did you feel thatT he asked.
"Begorra | did feel IL sure
enough"
"WeI" said the priest, cit would
have been q miracle # YOU didn't
Sharp County record., 1897-02-26
Muscular Rhetndtism Pro
mptty Reiieved.

Mr. J <. Hilton a we'll known fur
dealer Of Oxford Pa. says be sometimes
suffers with muscular rheumatism, aud
white having one Of the most painful Ut
tAcks, he called At W. r. j. Brown'i
drug store aud Mr. Brown advs' d him
TO try Chamberlain's Pain Balm, he did
10, ard il gave him immediate reliet
Pain BALM ~ also recommended for
rheumatism by Mrs. H. W Wheeler OF
Luthers Mills Pa who hss used il and
found il 10 he an excellent remedy II
troubled with rheumatism give II trial
II is certain to relieve the pain az soon
m applied, and its continued usS will Of.
foo. cure. For sale at % and so cents
per bottle by vii medicine dealers.
Sharp County record., 1897-02-26

HHaa.8 uenleu LhaL We WAS
working for saloons, but he did in
sist that this bill would curtall the
revenue.
Mr.. Lucas argued that the bull
would virtually authorize the sale Of
whlskey IN counties where it had
been voted out,
Mr.. Medears thought the effect
OF the bill would be- to establish a
saloon at every distlllery in the
state.
llr. Bullock moved the previous
question. Sustained
Mr. Herrn seemed surprised at
the views expressed by some Of the
members He was constrained To
believe some OF them knew very liz.
tie about thu liquor laws of Arkan.
sas His bill involved a great m-
provement upon these laws, seeking
solely to require manufacturers OF
whiSkey to pay license, These mas'
nfacturers at present have the prv'
llege aud don't have to pay for It.
Mr.. Cr.p--"Ilow do you recon.
cile the conflict with the Federal
laws providing that original pack
ages Iaay be sold in quantities o,
not less than five gallons, When
your bill constitutes one gallon ~
original paokaye"
Sharp County record., 1897-02-26
From the Poplar Bluff No,
Citizen.

The Post Dispatch did more In the present
campaign Tor tie cnuse of thu merchant,
mechanic, FARMER and abOrng man than any
other paper IN the state, Il Will always be- a
valuable acq nisilion TO thia claaa OF men, and
will be repaid thousand times for ths good
done, Il WA through The p0at that many
frauds we're exposed which would Otherw se
have gone rnnUticed by the American press,
and Il alone stants without peer In America
to-day This Post Diapatch 10 the paper for
The people,
Sharp County record., 1897-02-26

Mr.. llrrrn replied that there was
no conflict. This WAS d matter Of
state regulation.
The bill was drfested-Ayes ga,
noes So.
Sharp County record., 1897-02-26
A Reminder of APnsy Life

Mr.. Lou Smith editor Of the CONNER
cisl, Mycrsdale, 70. says; A chronic d.
ayrhoea that returns &c frequent intervals
"a reminder OF army lite, has been
more eif.c ually controlled b. ohamo,r
lAin's Colo Cholera and d iarrhoea lssm'
.dy than any other have ever used. l.
possesses true merit For sale by all
mei,v,ps dealers
Sharp County record., 1897-02-26

Groves rm,rlt.p Chill Tonics has stood
the test for ten years When any dealer
tries To induce you TO take some other
make, YOU may know that u is some chez
compound on which no makes largo
profit, Eyory boo 10 Of Groves gusran
teed
Sharp County record., 1897-02-26

MIR. Herrn secured permission to
call up House Bill No, ~. The
bill requires manufacturers OF whis-
key to secure license from the coun.
ty court. After it had been read
The third time, Mr.. Hcrrn explained
that 1t was a revenue measure, re-,
curing whiskey manufacturers to
secure license before selling their
product. lie said the bill would not
affect counties where license has
been voted out, Under the law as
1t stands now manufacturers could
sell IN original pa"'lsges ip countie,
Sharp County record., 1897-02-26


Jrevaiis. The bill
the sale of native
nises where same II
1t reduces original
five gallon 10 one
,uggested that the SUI
had placed native
2 same footing with
replied that it wa' not
b OF he bill To make any
J reference to the pres,
citing native wines. 1t
whatever on the native
rY. Az previously sta
al changes by the bill
axe manufacturers pay
3Ountles where they sell
ice original package to
said Benton county had
lst license. There are
~ IN the county and be
now if the county court
III, would be required to
3 to manufacturers re-
he vote on license,
3 answered by repeating
sought to collect license
ties where the county
ed license, Mr.. Herrn
Nth questions by Mr..
leventer LETTERS aid
i've Ia the effect of the
4 thought the bill would
9 saloons, give the man
monopoly and cnrtal,
from the liquor traffic
permitted.
was very much sur
It he termed the stand
had taken IN behalf OF
Jan,ad that Ia ua.
Sharp County record., 1897-02-26

Daily Gazette, 75o per month.
Sunday Gazette, SO per year.
Weekly Gazette, 81 per year.
ADDRESS Gazette,
Si1-rLE ROCK.
Sharp County record., 1897-02-26

Everyone who feels run down
tired out, full of malaria, or any
blood trouble, TO cal ami get bot.
tie Of Browns Iron Tonic, The king
Of all Tonnes For sale by W. K.
Oorlty & Co., Calamine Ark.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-09-27

day, when met him on The streta. 70
were very SAD. His ch,a wig;le1 llI
his nose wobbled, no were q. lad-
"In the name ct - ,e.a {.
"T,oh' - "s y
"Ahp' he says grcaniD, ard tho wa
Ten gethered il hiS eyes.
"How is youg aso5ted touS avT"
says.
"Tair't That "says r ard tha iaarl
oum a-fonin down 5;n hollor cHeaT and
big nose tEimD' u
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-09-27

Public notice IL hereby given that
the undersigned, Lee Kong, has die :
trained and levied upon the following
goods and chattels, the property OF
Fat Kee for rent due by said Fat Kee
10 the said Lee Kong aud ia All ear 70
the amount Of Thirty Eight Dollars
1888 OO) for rent OF certain premises,
King street, to wit:
2 show cases, 3 tables, 4 chairs, lot
groceries, tCbaccos, hardware, tin
ware, clothing, dry gooOs, lanterns,
lamps, counter, scales, demijohD, Q
pictures, l clock, stove aud cooking
utensils, etc, etc., etc. And notice
Is further given that ee.S goods aud
chattels win be- sold 1T Puu.ic Auction
at the auction roora OF .as. r. Morgan,
on Queen street Honolulu ". 7. on
saturday, Oct. ., 1897, y, 10 O'Clock
% ~ 10 satisfy the rent due tand ex
pensss) and In arresr as aforesaid on
the above 6escribed pren.'ses.
7l7.td LEE KONG.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-09-27
Ge9.eSaj SFs~~~,ar
Sa.ia, 4frr Or
0ut-of-t
..az=.,....--P Patrons.
COUNTRY ORDERS.

These receive our most care
fu' oi..tcntion at al times, hut
nov lie warm waayh u is Ep-
Oh Us, our facilities Lgr Uhs
prcmr5 shipment Of tree1 Grr.
ce.icS-o1r careful paoGiug
vii axv'a;n why " Increase
yesr by year ills lass of
trade. Elease noCe J q COM
parison OF quality with any
price list IN your vicirity) our
extremely moderate Prices. We
maintain uniform high-grade
.gooas.
CAMPING EsITl-ATES.
We shall be pleased to make
up estimates for any number
of our patrons who may pur-
pose taking a cottage by the
sea, or camping. If you will
state how many in the party
and number of days or weeks
for your outing, we will quote
on anything from the bath
soap in the morning to the
after dinner cigar. Wherever
you may be rusticating we
can serve you with the same
attention as if you were at
home in the city We serve
you the year round-it's our
business.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-09-27
THE OLD HUWcprsTs
coNCesltNG THE ADVENT OF TWINS
lN a 1oME.

Mysterious visitations Of IIrovideacs fnG
What They po-The Man Gees All tho
Credit che Woman Receives . warpiyas
The Dutcfnisn and His Te,srjbNaas
Virginia dialcAl
Twinses is misteyus vixitatins nv
Providers; urthquake in two colyums,.
the rite and lef' wings NV hurrykane
that thar amt no accountin for. They
Gums like claps Nv live thunder out'n q
clere sky in the midi nv the day or
mite (they amt c-keerin whict1 and
konstirnates The naberhood. Nobody
ain 'tnever prepared fur nm, aud thar is
a rushin 9 ara FRO nv doctors, nnssen
and wiiumiu bhut shakes tho .limblys
and jms the whole visinity. A feerful
tiem
They fotobos no bagigo, not q rag,
not a blamC tning, DoV even awalleI
tale kote aud a sJandin cole, ldg tnoy
Gums to stuy There is much borIyin
NV klothes. It takes nut dry goods TO
set up q Arm w twir8gs 40 , stock o
good size Brod street Htc, ana you've
got to orir a milk depo . fret no@'7
nous on the spot, lchSin tor ~ -a- in 2
uutber and better worl ge'nr 5fiuas
-" but wage idees NV settlin pills.
sswinsss Is misteyus. TO I'll. rich
man cbildur cum one at i Eirae, Ike
balls down the tyofs nv : tenpil alley,
but TO tho DO man they cuUB
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-09-27

IN TIE CIRCUIT COURT CE' The
First CilcU.t, Hawaiian Ts7eDIs. n
the matter OF tha bankruptcy OF
Maria ". Devinho Creditors OF cue
said bankrupt are hereby notitieo TO
come In and prove their debts before
tae Clerk OF the Circuit Court OF the
First Circuit, at the Court House
Building, in Honolulu, on Tuesday,
the 2Sth day Of SCn.enber, 1897, be-
tween the hours % 10 O'clock in the
forenoon ard noon Of the said day,
and elect sn assignee OF the said
Bankrupts Estate.
BY the Court:
GEORGE LUCAS,
7l8-td Clerk.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-09-27
-------- ? hy 2,
Like tho 1i''uIlt ard tia In, L. Jc

Twinsos IL like the pisJun1s or the
walkin beam NV y temehote--wlan
you lays one down you takes the rthor
one mp, and whsn they both op'rg thar
skape + pcs and squalls at the same b;JDo,
why letting Of stene is Quaker r,eotiu
IN If
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-09-27

Egcntny B4!.csa,, 75s. per month,