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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-20

lowing proceedings We're had today In the
court OF Sprcais fof the First district;
Motions submitted TO strike out brief el
appeilantt w. w. Alley ct al vs. G. II,
Bailey Ct al from Ma.ogor.a.
To dismiss: John n. Flcwcilcn ct al vs.
O. l.. Cochran. iron, Harris.
To affirm on ccrtifcsse; John II Brooks
e al VS., NJ c. Tyram 4 Bro, from San
Augustine. John III, Brooks CT al Va. J
L. Miller. from san Augustine.
For rchearirg OF motion for mandate, J
r. Simon ct al va. W. d, Stearns, from
Jefferson.
For issuance OF mandate without pay.
ment Of costs; II. n. Watson, executor, vs.
Isabella McClone. from Orange.
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Captain l.. 4. Daffan, superintendent.
eecond division OF the Houston and Texas
Central rsilroaa, who was recently m
tured in the Chambers creek railroad
wreck, arrived in Houston last night from
Ennis, accompanied by his family aud by
Dr. Loggins, one OF the company physi-
clans a. surgeons superintendent Dai-
fan, although stll suffering from his n
jures, Is In fair way to soon enl,reiy
recoysr and his many friends win b.
glad to learn that he expects in short
time TO be able 10 resume his active du-
lies. The party is ON It's way TO the CITY
OF Mexico, whore It Is hoped the ehaage
of scene will the more spee9aly enable NJ.
Daffan to recnperate and return 70 his
lost in relnyigorated health.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-20

THE Rates $3.50 and 500 per day
LAWI.oR. JAS LAWLoR. Prop.

w. A. Tuley. Dallas; W Dixon, beaumont,
Geo Schaefer and Wife, La Grange; l.. Heldeh-
lcilneI, Galveston j. A. McFaddin, Victoria;
]. q. McKenner, Webbs Harlell, Little Rock
Mrs. NJ Woulfe, Angleton; II. H. Goldman
city; G. Byron Wiess. Bearmont; G ". Eos
ter Dallas. f. b. Knight. Austin; l. W..
Moses. st. Louis G. a. Wolf and wife, city
II A. Bell, f. y. Hamilton, New. orleans; Il
oheu, Groesbeeck; y. NJ Nelen, san An p,onlo
a Linz. Dallas; Mrs. o. l.. Abney, Fort
Worth: F. Farnsworth, cuero; c; Wood
burn canajcharle n S XII r. va WI c BTaRsT
Nav orleans, Edw. Connolly. city; Leo y
levi Levi G. T.. Desc, Dan NJ Lasker, Galveston
Tom e nang Dales u M SULTAN Rsanp aat'5
r Ioreins l.. A. DafIan l.. A. Daifan, Jr.
Ennis " 'toee A. b. Nibbs. beaumont; Geo. A.
Boibnell, John J. Bailey, s. Louis " Hoso a.
Hammond, city; C. p Dune 49, yanur,. Ter.
rell Miss Edna Knight, Giddinss b. T. wa
son, San Antonio.
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FASHIONS FAvoRITE.

There will appear among this throng
beautifully gownei leaders of fash
Esu, in u few afternoons. the smartest
costume Of the season. The Skin. il
paio of pearl gray taffcta silk striped in
broad bands OF black. 1t flares very full
round the bottom. Its trimming conslS S
two wide frills OF PLAIN gray silk head
4 With crushed fold of black and gray
feyet
The waist hugs the figure very tight
Il and is made double breasted The vest
of gray Liberty silk and down the front
W. Two rows OF black silk buttons. Three
e.s 0, revers fall over the shoulders from
The vest, two of which ar Of black velyet.
fde one inside is OF gray taffeta emhroid-
ned in black. Around the neck is u large,
pt tie Of gray mousseline de sole.
The hat to be Worn with this gown Is
gray felt braidsd heavily with black
Iad bordered with 4 tiny black velvet
mile The large baggy crown is Of the
ame velvet finished with a single gray
grste and rosette or cream lace, fast
med directly in front
Helen GreyPags.
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THE TEXAS WESTERN ROAD.
Ties Have Have Been Ordered for the Work Now
Under Way.

doubtless
the old Emanuel AZ least
the Reliance railroad
the Houston tracks repair toe
TO
the that reconstructed Houston
whero this connection viii be sayeth not but II beloved
another
Chicago Rock Island and
to 10
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-20

midlothian, Texas. October 1s.-Thls
morning Lee Curry. while working around
thc Midlothian Grain companys corn
ehellcr get his sleeve eausnt in some cog
wheels. which pulled his arm into the
shelter. gr hiding the arm of close ito thu
shoulder AZ present the doctors arc
working with him with but slight chance
OF his recovery. Curry Ia d married msn
with family,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-20

Gee will absorb the Gulf. Beaumont ard
Kansas Cay and extend It eastward 10
Mansfield, La, and westwardiy 10 con-
nect,ou with the Cotton Belt. This Would
place the Kansas City, Pit,sburg and Gull
In virtual control of the finest timber
ho.t IN Texas and Louisiana. Tho report
is entitled 10 credibllity ny reason OF the
eaot that Mr.. Kirby spent q few days last
week IN Kansas City In consultation With
Mr.. Sdiwell and other Pee Geo officials
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,ouy sTssTM.' nopy
=. Very Full of Life and Is watkins
Around Brcnhani'

Rrepham, Texas. October l9'---csptAia
-, sassums IS the liveliest corpse tna'
or.r uouston people sought. After rapp'ns
~, MALI DOZEN colored families OF Camp,
town. a negro suburb of Brenham s,,i rhs ses-
correspondent tonight az ~ soa3 RED.
sums snug and well, en,'s nDs Ion9sy night
He says se rs orranizlng male and ism aas
ana anare - company to participate in sn%ts
eo.o'ex v,sen told that he had been fepo''''
- dest he vas surpr SEQ.
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PROPOSITION TO HUNTINGTON.
galveston Is Now Very Anxious I"
Get the suuthern Pacific.

Get The SbutNtFN I"NAi''
Galveston. Texas. october 1.-THE d.
ractors Of the Galveston CRY company met
this afternoon sud agreed upon PROPOSE
lion TO submit TO Huntington Tor tea blocks
ow west end bay frontage, fixing the price
a, $3.50 900 for the property. This Is in
furtherance Of the plan recently set on foot
bv the city council to induce the sonlhegn
Pacific railway and steamship Interests to
come 70 Galveston. The resolution eeopt-
ed by the City company this astfaoon
gives Mr. Huntington sixty days II wn.ch
70 accept the proposition aud six months
IN which 10 begin the work OF improvement
II is unders cod here thai the price
named will be acceptable to thf Southern
pscific In fact, Z Is saId that Hu5ting-
ton had made an offer Of sl,0o0oeO for the
len blocks. The title to the property Ia
~ Tho desire 10 have the deal go through
4 Is believer that the matter can be setis-
factorily adjusted,
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A rnrtnnntc rlren,an.

Andrew Perry. one OF the hrefnen on the
Houston ard Texas Central railroad has
securea new Lease Of life aud his friends
are mighty glad Of II. Eight or ten days
s0o be went to the ST. Joseph's nfrnsry
snfIeTirz from seTele case OF appended is,
,hs critical operation which was necessary
~ nrolong his existence on this mundane
eohere vas successfully performed. ani
Yesterday he returned 10 his family well
man. thankful for his seeoyery ana halpy
eeive the good offices OF the Dayfrastef
rather than the attentions OF the under
tGker.
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Chiffon ~ SAN A>cnLo.
Tie Had his Audience with Him from
The start.

The start
san Angela Texas October ls..-IIon
Horace Chiffon awakened deep response
In the magnificent audience that Listened
TO him here on Friday night He is indeed
logical speaker, forcibe and persuasive,
aud his argument on the disposition OF the
Philippines Is the finest we have yet read
or heard Whistler on the tariff Issue, tho
money question or trusts aud combines, no
less than when dcallns.with the expansion
theory, MIR, Chiffon SHOVE himself to be a
student and u statesman, coDcisa and con
yinciug, conservative and yet progressive.
With Chiffon In the senate and slaYdsn
in the house. the people or the Concho
country viii be pretty veil satisfied that
they viii be honored abroad aud that our
interests viii be looked after al home,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-20

R. A. Henry, Livingstone A, i. Roy, Gal
weston; ]. II. l.. Hun s.. Louis; - 1ohe 81
Tiiaen chappell Hhl; W. p. Morton. Texas
~ W. f. ORTIZ San Antonio; +. c. kincald, -
f w, a. v Leman, city; B. c. Shelley, Louis
vile, KY " W Edwsrds sm Fort Worm
j. ~ Dsniaon. j. W. Reeves. For
worth. r A. Warden. Galveston; II; o, fiet
a VIZ" nea,n,opt: C. II. Anderson, Palestine
Victor Heiser. Lulng: N. a ArmstIrons; p so
ison; s A. Taylor s s1arI T. Wilson. Dallas
l. II. Graves Bay City
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AFTER DATA.
Presumably for Use In the Threat
- cncd Injunction Suit.

Austin. Texas, October III. r. Mahl,
chief engineer. and i. II, Goodrich assist
ant engineer of the Galveston, Harrisburg
and San Antonio and Houston and Texas
Central. aud C. r. w. Felt chief engineer
of the Gulf Colorado and Santa Fe, were
here today to obtain data with regard 10
the valuations Of their different roads, 10
he used, presumably IN the threatened In
junction suit to follow as q sequel 10 the
PRONUNCIATION OF the commisslon's new cot
ton tariff
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Split large angel cake in half.
Spread layer OF cream filling between
the halves.
Cover the top with merngue
Serves In squares upon pie plates.
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rnid rnssenxcr I'm.

Austin. Texas. October ie--Thc follow
ing railroads handed In their quarterly tax
es today ON passenger oarnIngs; Fort
Worth and Denver City, $40; Wichita Val
ley. Sas.3S. The former also paid s66,i0 tax
on telegraph business, and the latter si,62
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-20
WHILE THE WAR LASTS

=, ,,,arrh walk or stanu suVuIu L.-aer
All VINO shnes Aiien's Foot Ease, pe"a ',d
,n,o ,est aching tired sore. swollen 'e sssorbs
ns ias'' sh, asw sh ssss sssY so usns
moisture wv ,.,inr seet. All the regular q X
,li5'fI'a "a nssg s,cn use q Nelsps',sei, "
NJ enstes esi esls, y -, Sr. sss1 sai
Allen : oo' ~ Sample sent FREE AZ
shoe s a,,sn s. oimsted. LIE Roy, y. l.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-20

Oh, In an October largely ttnctured with
July. The lady in the new fall ha, M u =
large audience and she felt II. she Ala r,.
nelong to the city. or In any other citv To-
,nat matter, but she wanted YOU 10 knsw
,nat she was used TO things, ANA was ac-
custcmed TO be well seryel.
=, Waiter, she said, pointing to her plate
you may take back that chop and tell ths
COOK ! want one no, so well did"
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STREET can pxxAM,rED,
No one Was Hurt, hut the Car Wa
nnmNned.

Damaged.
Waco Texas. October ie.--car No 20
on the College Heights line OF the Citizens
Street railway was dynamlted this morn
ins st 6;iS on College Heights. Tho dam
ase to tho car was slight, the force OF tho
explosion going downward, but the flangc
Was blown of one OF tho wheels and tbs
car was otherwise injured by the terrific
sh4king up 1t received.
Motorman w. G. Nichols, one of the new
mea, wsts the only occupant OF the car. II
was tho first car out this morning on thai
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-20

Tyler, Texas October i9.-csses iecide1
by The court OF c~niaal appeals as follows
Affirmed Goodall, from BOsQue; Perry
man. from Wood; swan. from Bastrop.
Reversed and regnanded Denman, IRON
Anderson; Webb from ErAh; Long, from
Tsrrant; Roberts. from Caldwell
Appeals dismissed: Ex Yarte Wlekson,
from Milan; ex paute Harry Williams and
ex parte Annie Williams. each from Erath
Reversed and bail allowed. Ex parie Ar
thur. from Midland. u
Reversed and ordered discharged Es
porte Ellis. from EMIT
Reversed ana dismissel; NcElroy. from
Cherokee.
tir-t Count of Appeals.
Galveston. Texas. October 10. The fol-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-20

For several weeks past The freight and
.tr,ffe Of the Houston ana Tsx,s
Central las been exceptionally heavy
This. has been especially felt on the north
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,,e.o,,,Icnu. sp,i,.

Groveton. Texas. october ls.-The fol-
lowing Ii copy OF the proceedings OF a
republican mass meeting held in Grovcton
On Saturday. The 10Th instant;
The republicans OF Trinity county met at
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-20
/. ! e { 81 F5s LADIES.

int one is home from the noun
!, seashore. thought turns toward
a. the afternoon stroll which Is
..,,ar in autumn as in early spring.
4 s.rd.omest gowns are designed for
-.lks and 1t is here that many a
81. ,sshion receives its birth.
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Enntx Mnrds.

II England with our manners were
Mere thoroughly in touch,
Shed know we often say, "oh, mammal
Without moaning very mrrh.
Detroit journal.
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D W,,,,irs. class.
| Ion1ssimst, Galveston: Charles Jonnings.
Esns Thomas Y. Rnhes. 81. Louis; }. ~
HIM ieilss, VI. Piit2ei, New York Jaa'
X. !. II lIin Nis. L. J.. iIiH. r.iv.ngs-
IA cAx' Z. ". Hiilsdalc, " s Rose, Brr-
~ Yn,as, J. L. Wood. Dallas: n. l.. Tye'
3sarr ~, II NJ McRse. New York: J. W.
~ shieago; A. vennie. New York; WIN.
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Wanted 1t to Suit Her.
Washington Post
TIE big hotel dining room was almost as
Rpvded as If we We're in January. instead
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beaumont JolirilaI'
The latest ,airosd rumoT--snd II ZONES
from A cred BILE SOURCES that the Pee
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-20
THE HOTELS.

TOL HOTEL
' a. 4. Hervey.
81. Manager.
y .ity roon,s. with
sate baths. SUP.
with pure ar
an water from
,os,s we'll. large
s l., ICONS, Win
and most con-
N.Y. acconpo-
IONS for COM
rsM,,l men. RAT,
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Another Nor,hcr.

Don'son. Texas, October ~. IA
meridian blew IN This after
noon Weavher growing Intense
~ cold,
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tir-t foupt Of apprsi..
Galveston. Texas, October i9,-Thc fol-
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-04-12
DIED ON THE MAUNA LOA


Father Aloysius Lorteau, a
priest Of the Catholic Mission in
charge Of the parish Of South
Kons, Hawaii, expired suddenly
at 3 o'clock this morning while on
his way to Honolulu as pas
senger by the steamer Mauna
Los, which arrived here at noon.
He died 10 his stateroom attended
by Father Victor, the priest Of the
North Kons district, who had at
tended on him all the way from
Hookens.
just three months ago Father
Aloysius was taken down with a
severe cold and racking cough,
but in spite of the protestations of
his parishioners insisted on de
votedly following out the line of
duty he placed for himself. His
disease grew worse. Finally he
was unable to work and Father
Victor placed him on the Mauna
Loa on its arrival at Hookena,
with the sad ending as above.
During his sickness the dead
priest insisted on continual bath
ing, evidently sort of water cure
regimen, which finally brought
him to the critical stage where no
help could avail.
Father Aloysius was born in
Brittany about ~ years ago and
when Is years of age was a pupil
in the Catholic college there,
which has sent 80 many faithful
priests to this mission. He was
for a time under the tutelage OF
Father Valentine of the cathedral
here and was promising pupil
About three years ago he arrived
in Honolulu in company with
Bishop Gulstan, who was at that
time returning from trip to Eu-
rope. He was soon afterward
ordained a priest and continued
his studies in Hilo, from whence
he took his station at Hookens
eighteen months ago and has min
istered there ever since.
The funeral will take place
from the Catholic cathedral at
o'clock tomorrow morning
Bishop Gulstan will conduct the
services.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-04-12
Deaths Past Week.

Infant of Kal, Hawaiian, Ka-
liza.
Infant of r. Spencer, Hawai-
ian, Palams, A years.
Kakuichi Iwsnska, k, Japanese,
Waikiki, 8 months.
Peter Liilii, k, Hawaiian, Kau.
luwela, 2 years.
@. HI. Wheeler, k, American,
Queens hospital, % years.
Infant of Kaulani, W, Hawaiian,
Kswaiahao.
b James Poepae, k, Hawaiian,
Queens hospital, Is years.
Mileka, W, Hawaiian, Queens
hospital, % years.
Mau Walk, K, Hawaiian, Luna.
lilo Home, rs years.
Wahilani, k, Hawaiian, Honua-
kaba, SO years.
M. Tsminsgs, K, japanese,
Queens hospital, 33 years.
Aki, W, Chinese, Iwilei, infant.
Infant of w. Ludloff, German,
Kskasko.
Kapea, k, Hawaiian, Oahu
prison, 81 years [hung].
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-04-12
Is Further Postponed.

The Legislative committees have
further postponed their trip to
Molokai. No date is now set. The
reasons for postponement are the
unsettled weather and the absence
from the city of Mr.. Holstein,
chairman Of the Senate commit
tee. II is expected that the trip
can be undertaken a week from
Friday night.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-04-12
Some Official Rumors.

A rumor that Minister Cooper
will resign the Foreign Office
portfolio and be succeeded by Mr..
Hatch fails of official confrma-
ton. 1t is true that Mr.. Hatch
will pay a visit home after Con.
gress .adjourns, which perhaps
gave rise to the canard. Mr..
Thurston has not been offered the
post of Minister at Washington,
as is also rumored.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-04-12
LATE HOUSE SESSION.
senate Item 10 Compensate Dairymen
Was Knocked Out.

senate Item 10 Compensate Dairymen
Was Knocked Out.
In the House yesterday after.
noon Mr.. McCandless introduced
a resolution providing an appro-
priation of $1,000 for macadamiz
ing Houghtailing Avenue, West
side. ''''
The item in Senate bill 3, pro-
viding an appropriation of $3400
for compenssting dairymen for
the loss of cows afflicted with
tuberculosis, in case the Supreme
Court should decide that the Gov
eminent is liable, was struck out.
Mr.. Damon gave notice of a
bill to exempt from duty all alco-
hol imported for medicinal use by
the Queens hospital.
Mr.. Cooper gave notice of an
Act relating to the construction of
railways.
House bill SO, relating to school
tax, passed second reading.
At 3:l5 the House adjourned.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-04-12
Union Team Is w eak.

Ball men are down to hard
practise. All of the teams are on
the grounds each afternoon and
take their turn in the field. And
the more they practise the more it
is apparent that the Union team
would not be able to hold its own
against the others. Some of the
regular players are greatly dissat-
is6ed with this third leg of the
league.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-04-12
Two New Cases.

Up to today eight cases of Ger.
man measles have appeared on the
U. 8. s. Mohican. The last two
are very mild. All of the patients
are in quarantine. An officer of
the ship expressed the opinion
last night that the spread of the
ailment had been thoroughly
checked.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-04-12

The price is low, a bottle con-
tanning many doses at rs cents.
You cannot afford to be without it.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-04-12
Administrators Notice.

The undersigned having been duly
appointed administrator Of the Estate OF
III. j. Kasby, late Of Paauilo, Hamakua,
Hawaii, deceased. Notice is hereby
given to all persons, having claims
against the Estate of the said III. J..
Kasby, to present the same, duly anthem
ticated, to the undersigned at his office
at Honokaa, Hamakua, Hawaii, within
six months from the date hereof, or they
will be for ever barred. And all persons
indebted to said Estate are hereby re-
quested 10 make immediate payment
thereof TO the undersigned.
w. III. RICHARD,
Administrator Of the Estate Of ii. j.
Kasby, deceased.
Honokaa, April 4, 1898. 8S5-lm
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-04-12

For lowest prices, best quail
ties, polite attention and prompt
delivery, try the New Grocery
Store, j. Hutchings, 627 Fort
street. Tel. 1853.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-04-12
LOCAL AND GENERAL.


A meeting ~ The American
League IL called Tor 1880 this
evening.
The W. g. r. u. IL In session
in Central Union church al 2:30
this afternoon.
The waverley Club library
benefit concert next Tuesday even
ing is advertised.
II the Zealandia is not sighted
the Board OF Health will meet 10
morrow afternoon.
Fifteen -hundreths OF an inch Of
rain fell at Frank Browns place
ny to z a. m. this morning.
Fine ferns and palms will be
sold at auction by James Il. Nor
gan at IL o'clock Thursday.
Colonel George +. Mcleod has
completed his block of seven new
cottages on Vineyard street.
The Zealandia may be expected
tomorrow afternoon. She will
bring five full days later news.
Marshal Brown made a return
in the Circuit Court yesterday
afternoon on the hanging of
Kapea.
The baud had its record audi
ence in Emma square last night.
The singing was the principal
draw card.
T.. ID. Giberson will leave on
Friday for Hilo to make a group
portrait of the prominent men of
Hawaii island.
Herr Nolte will have fresh
frozen oysters at the Beaver
lunch room when the Zealandia
arrives tomorrow.
1t is a pleasure to rent a wheel
from Pearson & Hebron, as you
are sure to find your mount a
satisfactory one. y
dupont smokeless sporting
powder" has its merits detailed
by E. o. Hall & Son who have
the powder for sale.
The Criterion Saloon never
fails to receive fresh oysters for
the temperance beverage, oyster
cocktails, by the Zealandia.
Luiz and M. I. Jesus have en-
tered counter assault and battery
suits against Officers Frank Fer
reira, Henry Espinda and Kau
lus.
- Miss Irmgard Schsefer, who is
attending a young ladies' semina
ry at the Coast, will return in
June for four months vaca-
ton.
Mrs. Maria Freeman Gray, in
the Sunday Chronicle of March
~, tells of her work in organizing
Bands of Mercy in the schools OF
Hawaii.
f. A. Schaefer and family have
moved out to their Waikiki resi-
dence for q few months, while
their new home at Nuuanu Valley
is being erected.
Leis, cut flowers and floral pieces,
furnished on short notice and de.
livered. Mrs. A. l.. King, at Wo'
mans Exchange. Telephone $50
House Telephone 1874. .
1t is no uncommon thing to
hear men come out of the Critic
rion Barber Shop and comment
favorably upon the gentlemanly
manner of the artists in charge.
Fred l.. Waldron of Theo. II,
Davies & Co. has moved into his
new residence near the corner of
Lunalilo and Keeaumoku streets,
adjoining j. A. Magoon's place.
The "Vincente Fernandez" ar
rested in the Portuguese battery
case Sunday is Punchbowl man
and not related in any way to the
BULLETIN bookkeeper of the same
name.
The Pacific Cycle & Manufac-
turing 90. reprint in their ad,
space a story on price cutting on
bicycles. This is also apparently
applicable to the repair and sun
dries departments.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-04-12

The Evening Bulletin, rs cts. per
month.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-04-12
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Printers
Ink

n Judiciously used, IL a good In.
vertment Tor any business man.
OUR PRINTING OFFICER IL equip
ped with the paying kind u Ink
Our Type and Presses arr new, and
all IL under the personal supervision
Of Mr.. Geo. =. Evans, just arrived
from New York city. Our new
shop Is locatedat No. iislfB, Repub.
lie Avenue; adjoining our present
place u business.
Up-to-date COMM ERCIAL and
SOCIETY PRINTING IL our forte
Our motto H.: GOOD work. low
prices and prompt service"
RUBBER STAMPS Of all Kinds
manufactured ON the premises AT
short notice. IL viii pay you 10 see
us.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-04-12

Why make the little ones cry
and compel them 10 take a medi-
cine which is distasteful 10 them,
when you can accomplish the de-
sired end without itY