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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-04-17
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that all ac-
counts due the undersigned of FOUR
MONTHS or longer standing will be
placed in the hands of our attorneys
for collection unless immediate settle
ment is made.
HAWAIIAN HARDWARE co.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-04-17

Greater bargains than ever will be
tomorrow, last years stock of dress
goods will be cleared at any price. Re-
member the sale ends this week.
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REMOVAL NOTICE.

On and after April list, Drs. Cooper
G. Raymond will occupy the Offices, of
DR.. McGrew on Hotel street. Ofhce
hours from $3.50 to 10 a. m, 1880 10 3
and to p. m. Telephone No. 15f
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE.

At a meeting of the Board of Under
writer's, held this day, Mr.. f. w. Mac
farlane was elected vice president, to
fill vacancy caused by death of John
H. Patty. j. a. GILMAN,
Secretary.
HOnOlIIlu Anri1 TX 1907
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NOTICE.

During my absence from the Repub-
lie of Hawaii Mr.. Fred w. Macfarlane
will act for me under full Power of
Attorney.
w. F. ALLEN.
Honolulu, April 18th, 1897.
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REDUCED PRICES.

On shirts, neckwear, stockings,
underwear, and mattings. X. Furuya,
Hotel street.
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Real ESTATE
BROKERAGE, INSURANCE,
NOTARY PUBLIC,
-. ID. CHASE,
Safe Deposit Building,
600 FORT ST. Telephone 1874
FOR RENT.

Suit of Four Rooms over the
Golden Rule Bazaar on Fort st.
Well lighted. Room with bath.
Suitable for Dressmaking Par
lOrs. Architects or Lawyer S
Office. Location the best in the
city. Rent reasonable. Key at
my Office.
Cottage on Peterson Lane,
Palama, ParlOr, Dining Room,
9 Bed Rooms. Rent, $1,000
per month.
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THE HONOLULU SANITARIUM.
1882 King Street.

A quiet, homeli,Se place, where
trained nurses, massage, Swedish
movements" baths, electricity and
physical training may be obtained.
p. S. KELLOGG, NJ. d.
uperintendent.
Telepl- one, 639.
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Honolulu, April Is, 1897.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1897-03-19

lsns streets. the psys insnt q which Il
overerown with weeds and long Srass,ss
Une experiences H feeling of oothingi
Melancholy seldom excited BY ruins.
which are 20 often bars and desolate:
and the suns rays, partially intercept
ed BY the foliage Of the trees. tmpart
a warm color to this mixture Of sculp-
tural stonework and verdure. Occas-
ionally, ct q turn Of the road, one comes
upon some religious edifice or temple.
one of the most exquisite Of which q
that dedicated to Mahades. Its golden
kiosk being q masterpiece Of Oriental
sculpture. In the center Of the city
there is "Lingan" placed In basin
which is filled by spring Of water:
An ancient prophecy declares that
when the "Lingan" 10 covered by the
water Ambir VIII disappear. There are
only few inches now visible above
the surface, and the Brahmin priests
of Jeypore. who periodically visit the
temple Of Mahades, are seriously
alarmed concerning the condition of at
fairs, since any disaster that overtakes
Ambir is likely at the same time to
overwhelm Jeypore, which is. so to
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1897-03-19

could not help thinking 1t connecteS in
spite Of the colonel's assurance to the
contrary, with the latter part Of the
conversation just ended. He resolved,
accordingly, IL he had the chance to
say something polite, and soothe, IL pos-
sfble. the patriotic feelings of his
friends.
AS matter Of fact he was both ritzht
and wrong in his suppositions; he vas
the cause but not the offending ca7se,
OF this embarrassing silence. The I,ol-
onel was bordering deeply upon thesine
ne must Immediately adopt In order to
utilize the advantages which chancehad
SO unexpectedly offered him; Camilla
had OWNED the thoughts that we're
passing through her brother-in.law's
mind, and instinctively resented item.
IL was no doubt unreasonable of her,
but she was keenly troubled at the idea
OF Dick being tempted to take any part
or interest in the enterprise to which
she had devoted herself. OF course he
would refuse and treat such oyertures
as an insult; or-if white could after
all be black-if he could be led by blind
devotion into the slightest. acquies-
cence. she would hate herself ana de-
Sk'AsS AAAAS 1AA0 4VE 6OIl0 uueXOl01noO
reason he was the one man of all others
whom she least wished to despise tust
now. 3
She resolved to show the colonel the
futility Of his design at once, and stop
him at the outset. So she waited until
they were all three face to face again
In the drawing-room. and then began
her maneuvers with cool directness.
Capt. Estcourt." she said, "how YOU.
as an English officer, must hate the en-
peror!'
"Ah" thought Dick, that's it! I was
afraid I'd been too strong"
So he said aloud: "Hate is a hard
word to use: you would scarcely say
that gunner hates his target, would
you?"
This from his point Of view was skill
ful. but 1t was not what Camilla want
ed.
you mean," she said, "that It is your
duty to hate him?"
DUTY does not necessarily imply in.
clination." he replied.
Camilla was in despair. The colonel
smiled. and came gliding into the con.
versation.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1897-03-19
THE GOLDEN KIOSK. TEMPLE OF MoHoDEs

by ray of sunshine in these apart
ments is simply indescribable. In 9TH
ers, the floors are of sandal and other
precious wood. It is difficult to con-
ceive a more romantic retreat: and
what with the unbroken silence. the
glorious view and the fairy-like char
acter of the palaces and kiosks, one
has trouble to realize that one is not in
dreamland.
The only sign Of decay, II decay in
deed it can be called, is the presence
of vegetation where it would not have
been tolerated had the place been in
habited. Perhaps nowhere in the Dec
can has Nature been SO quick in beau
tifying the works Of man. She has COW
cred the walls with creepers and flow
ers, planted the courts with shady
groves, and hung her peepul and cacti
among the marble trelliswork of the
terraces. Wandering through the 81
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Idea Of this marvellous construction Of
precious marbles and Of gildings, Of
mosaics and Of delicate painting. The
marble frameworks Of the windows
which ornament this gate are the finest
in all India. They are carved out Of
single slabs Of marble. and are 80 deli
cately finished that at short distance
they resemble transparent muslin cur.
tains. On passing through this gate
way one finds ones self in q courtyard
surrounded by palaces, each rich In
mosaics and sculptures, in the center
of which is q fairy-like garden. In
some Of these palaces the walls are
covered from the ceiling to the floor
with inlaid work Of polished stone,
'agates. turquoises and pieces of look
ing-glass arranged in groups Of flowers
and arabesques, and the effect produced
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1897-03-19

now s. England. ana apparently lns
somewhere down at Limehc6A ad
he's not likely to have mistaa 10
man." .,7l syIss IA bl5a'
The colonel leaned forward z az
TINS answer with an eagerness koh
DICK Old not perceive: but CamiI "
IT, and guessed the cause. This Jn-
stone was no doubt the very M IS4y
needed for the more active part q tir
enterprise. ;7ss
But she was at the same tisme a.
sclous OF certain feeling Of reluc&sse.
IL was not altogether pleasing ths is
assistance should have come to I'm
through Dick, whose honor, if h( Id
known OF their object, would have an
concerned In keeping such inforuI| pm
from them. She frowned, ana thd b.
onel instantly left the subject.
You were not at Trafalgar. d 2"
he asked.
NO." said Dick, to my lasting lr.
row. was then with Malcolm in|he
oonegai, which had gone into the Die
three days before. and only returnd lin
time to help destroy the prizes thelay
after the battle"
He looked rather grim as he he,
ana the colonel saw that the s1Ect
was sore one.
Malcolm" he asked. what HI
colin was that?"
He Is now Sir Pulteney Malcm,
ana commands at St. Helena" II
table.
Il beg your pardon" said Dicki"hve
touched on anything painfnlo3
Not in the least" replied he kol.
onel' recovering himself; ION the bn-
srary' have listened to you withthe
!ivehest pleasure; but now, as yoIars
taxing no wine, we will, If you plSse
all go into the drawing-room tosetkr.'
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1897-03-19
(To BE coST1NUED.)
QUEEN vIcroR,A.s MEALS.

They Are n Simple as Thofe tho Per-
son Of Moderate Means Enjoys.
Queen Victoria is rather simple in her
tastes, as a rule. For instance, a kind
OF natural soup very often finds its way
on to the menu. The wine served with It
Is white sherry, which her majesty u.s.
ually drinks from beautiful gold cup
formerly belonging to Queen Anne.
Boiled beef and picked cucumbers-a
favorite dish with Prince Albert-invar-
iably follow the soup. while a baron Of
beef is likewise a constant feature. It /.
noteworthy that the Queen still adheres
to the old practice Of having the cooks
name called out as each dish is brought
to the table. This custom dates back to
the days Of George H., and had its ORR
gin in conspiracy against one Weston,
formerly an assistant, whom the king
had raised to the dignity Of chief mouth
cook" His late comrades. Jealous of his
preferment, endeavored to disgrace him
by tampering with the dishes. Upon
Weston proving the existence Of this
plot to his royal master. the latter gave
orders that in future. as each dish was
brought on. the name Of its cook should
be called out, in order that praise or
blame might be bestowed where due.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1897-03-19
speak, at the entrance of the valley.
The waters of the lake are infested

speak, at the entrance of the valley.
The waters of the lake are infested
by crocodiles, of which there is an en-
ormous quantity, rivalling, indeed, in
numbers. the monkeys, who constitute
the only Inhabitants of the city. The
monkeys belong to the class known az
"Langour." are about four feet in
height. with long white whiskers,
black. intelligent faces, and sort Of
chinchilla gray fur. They are regard
ed as sacred by the people Of India,
owing to the tradition according to
which Hunouman, king of the mon
keys, assisted in the original conquest
Of India, and especially in that of the
island of Ceylon. These monkeys Of
Ambir live in regular tribal fashion,
and are governed by fierce-looking
old chief, a patriarch, who is treated
with Immense reverence by all his sub
jects..
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1897-03-19
Explosion Under tho Ocean.

In vestigations concerning the great
sea-wave which suddenly swept in up
on the coast Of Japan with terribly dis
astrous results last June have. 1t is
reported, convinced Mr.. Igi, of the
Japanese College Of Science, that the
cause Of the phenomenon was vol
canic outburst at the bottom Of the
ocean. He locates the point of ex-
plosion about 200 leagues east of the
coast Of Yoshihama, and thinks It was
comparable with the great eruption
that blew the Island of Krakatoa to
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1897-03-19
His Grounds.

He was about as black a. the ira.
ditional ace Of spades. and two ausky
damsels. each Of whom claimed the
right to call him husband, saa bolt up.
right in the court room and glared at
the defendant.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1897-03-19

pieces in 1883. It is said that the tenn
perature Of the sea-water in the
neighborhood Of the place where tho
explosion is thought to have occurred,
was found to be degrees above the
normal.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1897-03-19
Work of Colored People.

I. Garland Penn, chief Of the neH.o
department at the Cotton States and
International exposition. visited the
Tuskegee normal and Industrial insti-
tute. Tuskegee, Ala, and personally
inspected the exhibit to be made by
that institution. The exhibit will
cover representation Of twenty-slx
departments. and will be In every de-
tail the work Of colorcd boys and girls.
The exhibit from the state normal and
industrial institute at Normal, over
which Professor w. H. Council presidcs,
will also be a conspicuous exhibit Of the
negro department.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1897-03-19

Yor honor" said the prisoner. 81
want to apply for Q change Of venua
In this case"
court. - ~
i want change Of venus" repeated
the defendant, because one Of de-
women = prejudiced ag'in me."-Tror
Times. Ne !.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1897-03-19
CHAPTER v.

8 THEY WHIT
upstairs DicR no.
ticed with dnay
that both his tom-
panions were Sent
and that an wk-
ward feeling Of
constraint setned
to have fallen toon
the party. sHe
feared that he Jim
self must Id the
cause of this. and
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1897-03-19

A man amicted with a throat tronh,.
90 severe that he cannot talk IA .nfyer.
Ing sreatly with wind on his stomach.
West union Qa) Gazette,
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How Apes sleep.

It is stated by the attendants at the
London Geological gardens that no ape
will sleep nat on its back, 40 adult man
often does.
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l9onen Wasfe, binter Der 1i1 bos bdss
lide @eii6t Der pollenbeten Soblbeit
unb ni6tswiirbisiten Sali6beit bers
barg. unb an oieien perrotteten, berz
lutnpten Meni6en bate er iein beites
@efiibl peridmenbet, auf beiien
Sreunbi9aft unb Danfbarteit bate er
Sduier sebaut! unb bann sldttete CT
ben 8rief, inbem er NIT BET 9anb
barauffdlug, anb las ibn gum brttten
Mal. Gr bate bod nod nidt redt per,
itanben, iein Saiiunesuerm0sen mar
,,a1 bieiem linermarteten Gdlae niht
gang auf Ser 90be. Iber iett glaubte
ct NIT einenl Mal 3u uerlteben unb
iprans NIT einen brrnpfen @drei tpie
elm onsei9piienes Ebter in bic 9Sbe.
Gdtel feline 6raul @ar's uidt ees
mug, baB ct BEN Greuno, bas Bertrauen
3u bet Menidbeit iiberbaupt perloren
battel Sollte er aud nod In bieier
@tunbe oie 6rau uerlieren, 3u Der er
btsber elm blinbes 9utrauen sebabt?
Gs unterlas ia na9 biefem @rtef gar
feinem 3tpeifel mebr, baB iie ibn be.
troeen, NIT faltem Blut bic 2ige in
iein 6aus eetraseu bate. unb er, BET
fi6 auf ieine MenfdenfenntniB 70 oiel
su Suite that, er batte itd BON benz
9lnI9ein elmer unberiibrtbeit unb fec
liiden &einbeit tdui9en laiien, bic
ipobl nidts tpeiter 9emeIen mar ole
bas Reiultat absefeimtelter g9ouipie'
leret. Nie tonnte es ober aud onber8
vetnl 8ie bate er itd MIR ni9t elei9
iaeen s0nnet, bab bic To1ter bes alten
9umpen @eltlinser i9on NIT allen
Sunben sebest, In allen lueltli9en
Dinsen ntebr ale erfabren iein mhiie
un6 TIN NIT ibrem @etbue bon mdb.
9enbafter 3uriidbaltuns unb 9artbett
lur i9lau babe etnfaneen nollen.
Ndr'S ni9t 10 entieklid eetpeieu, 10
bdtte ct iiber iid laden mhlfen, bab ct
fold elm @impel setueieu, auf bieien
0eim su seben, er, Der feiuen Namen
auf elm meiBes 8latt 3u fdreiben &c.
pdbnt bate unb nun NIT eiueu Dial
bic Gntbedun9 ma9te, baB elm Gnberer
tbm 3uporgetommen. l1nS iper fonute
tpiiien, bieies @latt mar oiellei1t
iton bic treu3 unb bic quer betriselt
NIT idlhpfri9en @ebanten unb unIau.
teren 8ilbernl GbelianDs Geliebte! /!
Das bars fait i9on bic garantie Der
corruption In iid. @ein ainb hattie
Ct In bieie 66nbe geseben unb ees
nteint, nun iider 1T iein, boB lein ,ins
reiuer Sau1 es beriibren tperbe; In
bieien 6dntenl @roser Soft!
ssortiebnng foist.
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Retb fier Wastes.

Dor nber so Sabren fdon tpurbe
Mrs. WiaSlotp'S Sootbiug Sprup
bon NiQipnen bon Mehtteru beim 3abs
nen ber ainber aneetpenbet. @ir5f bu
i'm S@lafe bur@ Das Gmreien eines
&tnbes gef0rt, bas TN 3abnen tjf unb
bor @@meraen lueints Wemn 10, laife
fofort cine Glai@e bot. .Msrs. Minss
Ions Soothing 6nrupS bolen. 6ein
Mertb iit unbeaablbor. gS pirb benz
tleinen 2eihenben iofort 2inbernmg Der.
f@afen. 8erlabt eu@ barauf, Mitter,
es III tein 3meifel haraber. gs beilt
9pientera unb 0iarrboe, regulirt ben
gfagen unb bic Hieren, befeitigt Winbs
8olit, erwei9t ben @ounen, perbins
bert gntahubung uub ftdrtt bas ganae
Spfem. rMrs. Min5lotpS sootbimg
Syrup fur Sabnenbe &inber 1T arses
nebm In Gei@mad mnb baS @ecept
fammt BON einem Der beifen neibli9en
aerste tn ben Ser. stoateu. @s if BET
allen SruegiFen In ber san3en Welt au
baben. preis Is Gents per 5Iaf9e.
4auft ni9ts anberes, aIs Mrs. Winss
Ions @ootbiHg.Sprup
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Sin gsabres epra6tpprt.

"0iidts 1T 70 erfclgreid, tpie @r,
fcl9." Diele Sehauptun9 1T ME bcis
fer beipieien ais tpie burh BEN @rfcl9
BON Or. Sull' 8 Suiten SYrup. Dieie
ipuncerbare MebiSin furirt jeocn Sal
pcn Grtdltun9 Nuiten uno 8rdune in
ber fllrSeitcn 3eit unb immer nit @rs
folg. Srau 6. SO. Riharos, 2214 s.
Cumberland Ctr, pbilabelphia, pa.,
id)reibt: "Sh babe Or. Sull' 8 sNulten
Sprup felt 8 Gatren i'm @ebrauA unb
fanb i'm Elm flderes Waittel gc9en
Brdune. Sd, brauhte i'm in ben
fd)limmitet Sdllen unb rattle alien
Wlattern bafslbe su tbun." Or. .Sulrs
S,ulfen GDrnp fcitet nur 25 @ents.
8erfudt fein anberes Waittel icncern
bleibt bel bem altert unb beipdhrten Or.
8ua's Suften SDrup linb ibr tperbet
ME entdulht iein.
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QWenn7

menn Sic 0epfel einmaAen
wolIen, mdifen Sic barauf febem,
Sas Die ShaIe nidt beiAdoist
wirS, oa fe fonft bur4 Keims
oSer SduInif idneII serit6rt wdr.
Den. So 1T Is nit oen Ksimen
Der 2lussebruns. fie fino.n euten
8oSen fur ibre GPdtistsit. weun
Gals uno Guneen aneeeriffen
oSer ourh Grfdltune un6 buFes
empfnolih fino.
8cott's Emulsion mil
unterpbosphcrfaurem Sal, btiIt
Sdleinhaut'G t'Gntsin6unsen.
Die 3eit es ,u brauden 1T, ebt
nod fApere Gomplifationen Elm.
seiebt haben. Cine so Gents.
SIaide eendet fur cine oem6bms
Ii4e Grfdltun9,
30 Gents nab si.oo.
seprT Bewsn, Chemists. New XssA
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Gttuas aams lluer,u artetes !! Bonn

Gttuas gana ltuersuartetes +! Bonn
Oieustag On merben mir bic ganae
Wo6e biubur9 pertaufen: 400 paar
DaTen. OTforbs G@ube i'm Wertbe bon
$1.25 fur IS @exts; 800 paar feline
0onsola ,9anbalen" In Cincinnati
gema6t, bic frhber 40 $1.75 pertauft
iuurben, 3u IS gents; 400 paar brauMe
Dsforb, iebes paor $1.75 tDertb, 3n
95 gentS; 100 paar feine 9omgoIas
OTforSS. In Cincinnati semo1t GrbBe
2 bis Al. i,a Wertbe Dpn $3.50. an
niir $1.25; 500 Yaar Damen Eans
toffeln fur As Gents, bic nod nie an.
Dor au biefem Pretie uertauft pnrben.
eoeben erbalten eine sroBe Nusmabl
bon Gerren G6uben. Dici aib unb
@ongreB. uertb $500, fir nur $1.75.
gbenfaas baben tpir erbalten 3eugs
ffiefel, iotuie pantoffeln bon @Iaces
Qeber unb 3eug. aberbaupt Mles, mas
an hquemer Gubbetleibuns bon Sas
men unb 6erren far ben gommer ges
brau9t mtrb. NlIe biefe Waoren fnb
nidt etpa aIte 2abenbiiter ober 3ufams
mengeiu9ter Nusi9uB. ionbern Mles
frii9 unb rein. iebes Paar sarantirt
bon Der reguldren Gr6Be.
CINDERELLA 6 9ubspataR.
213 Mlamos plaaa.
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"A. 9apiteI.

Sn Der 9riinen, burd ldnseren sc.
braud ldon abgenutten Saffiantai9e
fano ii9 elm buutes Durdeinanber bon
8apieren Dor. SbelianD bate obne
@abl sllfes bineinseitedt, mas linn
serabe in bic Sano fam unS 9lat Sarin
fano, @aidjettel, @e9lelfornlulare,
8illets BON garter Sano unb @eidaftss
briefe. Suloa unteriOs bic lesteren
elmer senauen Durdiidt, serriB, ipas
feiner Grleoisnns mebr beburfte, unb
leste BET @eite, mas oes slufbebens
ipertb tror. 8ei ben fleinen 8illets,
bic gum Gbeil ouf buftenoem gapier
Gbiffern unS &roneu trusen, fab er
nur g9lufidrift uno Gnrebe an; ct mar
ni9t neusieris, uno fein 8eruf bate
ibn Disfretion eelebrt. Damn iuarf
er bic 8riefden, Obne bic uHteri6rift
si leien, In ben Gamin, ems na6 benz
anberen. um iie gum G9lub ollie nit
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xasbtsst tamm attbt sebetIt werses


bur@ letale MppIitai ionen, iseiI iie ben IRAN,
Ten 9beiI bee Dbres ni&t erreiHen s0nnen.
% sisBt nur etten @es, bte faubbeit ju fas
siren, ilnb Ser iit burG fonititutionege SeiI,
uaitteI. Taubbeit trtrS hurd einen entsiins
beten 8uitanb ber i9Ieimisen MusueiSuns
Der GafaHii9en %6bre Seruria4t. Benn
bieie @6bre fi1 ent3anbet, babt ibr eineu
ruapeInSen Con oher unpcItcmmeaes 0e,
Ebr; unb trenn iie gan; sef1Iofen if, eSisIgt
Eaubbett, unb trenu bic Gnt1lnbune niat
eetobeu uae bieis @5bre ipieber In ibren ees
b0rieen 3uitanb beriett tperben taan, ptrb
kas @eb5r fiir inmer ,eritSrt iperben; neun
sale mI,ter seba iinb sard Ratarrh berars
fa@t, tpel6er nidts als elm eut3anbeter Sus
Ran6 Der f9Ieimisen DberFa1en III.
&tr ipolIen einbuneert Dollars filr ishen
(sur@ Ratarrb sernria&ten) SAL bon 1aubs
hett eeben, ben mir ni4t bur@ Ginne5uen
bon 8al'8 9atarrb 9ur beiIen t6naeu. 2abt
&u@ unIenft gireuIare tontrnen.
s. 8. Gteneb & 60, 9oIebs, o.
G~ 8ertaaft bon Npctbefern; " Gent&.
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s.. s. Weeber,
M. 211, Beit Seite alamo gIasa.
Wetn Sanblnns unb salOOn.

GewdblieS 2aeer por3hsIi@er Gall.
foruias Weine. bic birett III ben @eiR
bergen getauft nurben. &otbs unb
Wei6meine, Mnseliea, Bort, SberrH
etc. Nuf.rdge ban auBerbalb tuerbex
prompt ausgeftbrt. 8elepbrn fitf
Stabttunbe 280.
SIM Saloon finbet mon feine
@biSties, @eiue, bOraasIi@es Bier,
@iearren etc.
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- prof. aluse er3dbIt In ieinem
8u6e iiber bic nDeuti@e @tubenten.
ipra6eA. baB bas Wort vpbiliffer"
feit 1749, rRabeniammer" felt 1768,
sSalaman6er" felt 1880 unb bas po.
puldre Mort naater" erft felt 1850 in
Gebrau@ 1T.
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saoweitteras wiinidtGn9
Menn Sbrgu6 irgenbmo nieberlaHen
luoQt. tbut eS eutlans Der 2iuie Der
Gam Mmtonio ttno Mratt:
10S Xak 8afjtt,

im @arten. Diifritt bes Staates. @e,
iunbbeit unb 4Iima uniibertrofeu.
gilise 2dubereien fur ben Garmer,
Narttsdrtner, Obi f. unb 8iebsti9ter.
Meeen Gin3elbeiteu menbet @u9 on
8. s. Martin. 6. g. u,
San antonio, 9eras.
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- Die am meilten grfabrunaen ge.
fammelt baben. baS finb Bic Meiieu,
nnb bic am tuenisften eema6t ba6en-
bic @lhdlimen.
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Nrf0Oe Gotel,

Belies 0otel in Der Stabt. 81 per Saa.
100 3immer. u. .G. 3bemas. gis'tb.
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2lusl6ueti@I
9eter S6attensen-oeinrl@ 8simsr

N. B.-@ @er AM @oitt&aIter mad einem
Der obisen 8riefe irast, bat ausbrildli9 bin,
3u3ufiigen, bas bieielben advertised" ieien
unb tpann.
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YaNa9es8tuette 0Her Mrt
MAD uuh bon @nropa. q.

Sebt iR bic 3ett. 8idets 3u eanfen
u1b 8ermanbte uub 8efannte aus ber
alten 6eimatb berRberfommen 40 lafen.
8egeu geuauer Snformation iuenbs
mon F@ an
80. 8. 9onnG
@enerol.paR aeier.aseut ber Iallorp
Gampfers 2iuie,
523 eaii 6puiton @traBe, San Nm
tonic, 9eyas.
Offi3ielIer Msent ftir alle europdi'
t@eu 0ampfer 2tnieu.
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% NDtt3
oes Staatss nno Gountp. Solicitors.

Den Gteusr3abIern pirb hierbur9
ange3eigt. baB bic Staats. unb @ountp
ad valorem. Sdul' unb Qopf.Steuern
fur bas Schr 1896 iebt fdllig fnb.
Sofe @affiano,
5teuers s. olleftor bon 8eTar gpuntp.