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Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1898-09-29

COLUMBIA, South America, shows
in a national way characteristic hu.
man nature. Italy forced her to
acknowledge a debt claim at the
lannon's mouth. Columbia now
retaliates by severing all official
relations with Italy. Nothing makes
some slow-pay people SO mad as a
forced payment of old debts.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1898-09-29

SPAIN has ordered the supposed
remains of Christopher Columbus
removed from Havana to Spain.
The old DISCOVERIES bones and
dust travel nearly as much as they
did in life,
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1898-09-29

AL BERRY has climbed into the
Goebel gubernatorial band-wagon
and expects no serious opposition
for the Congressional denomination
in the Sixth.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1898-09-29

"TArERs" Pingree was renom-
mated for Governor of Michigan
by reclamation by the State Re-
publican convention. "'Taters''
may be a demagogue, but he knows
the art of securing popularity.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1898-09-29

Correspondents will please re-
member to always mail their items
SO that they will reach us on Mon
day. This matter is seriously i'm
portant to us.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1898-09-29

THE Louisville Courier-Journal
mentions editorially large capt.
alist who offers to lend money on
farm mortgages in Kentucky in
sums over $4,000 at 5 per cent. or
in less sums at 81 per cent. That
shows money is plentiful and cheap.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1898-09-29

A MANILA correspondent attrib-
utes Aguinaldo's didoes to the fact
he is in the market and the Ameri-
cans are either too dull to catch on
or don't think him worth buying.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1898-09-29

The National Mexican Veterans
Association met at Louisville last
week. Gen. f. H. Hobson, Pres
ident of the Ky. Mexican Veterans
Association, was elected President.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1898-09-29
SUBSCRIPTION, 81 YEAR IN ADVANCE.

NoTIcE.-0bituaries. memoriams,
etc, not to exceed so words, inserted
free; 81 charged for each add
tional eighty words.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1898-09-29

THE Connecticut Democratic
State convention declared for "bi-
metallism as enunciated by Jeffer-
son." ignoring the Chicago plat
form.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1898-09-29

Pure Whiskey, HARPER Per,
feet Whiskey; HARPER. Every
bottle guaranteed II ARPE RI
Sold by Young & Lane, Owingsf
vile, XIV.
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CONTINUED ON FIRST Pau.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-12-09
cLAIMs AdAINRT RusslA.

The ola1na Of owners Of American
eaihnF vessels FOR seizure by Russian
oruhers In BerlnH eea are being pressed
for settlement. The equities of enc
cases 1uV1fy the expectation that a
measure Of reparatlon would eventually
be accorded IN harmony wAh praceaeut
~~~ n '''''-' - -r'. l-TuVI''---- " 'fTE
acts. The resolution made IN nay spec
ial meaaare o. April ~, las, Il renewed
that appropriation be maH 90 rclm-
burse the npastsr ana owners Of the
Russian bark Hans FOR Wrongful ar
rest OF the master and deteun5on Of the
vfFsel IN February, 1905 By ofiqera
Of the United Sbslas dis,rldt oouw for
the oouar district 81 Mlsasnpf. The
papers accompanying my mesags
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-12-09
uNIoN rAoIrIo nAILRoAp.
Satisfactory Financial Outcome 81 the Cow
ernment's Actions In Railroad Matters.

ernmenta Actions In hailruad Matters
In my last annual messaEe / stated
"Ihe Union pacinc uailr11d. main
line. was 1ld under the decrce N tha
United 6tatoil Tor the Aatrici OF Me-
brasisa. the fret and second Of Novem-
Der % this year"
The amount due she government CON
sisted VI the principal Of the subsidy
bonds s27 236bi2, ana the accrued m
etrcat thereon. f3L2iitil0I, making the
total ind tbtodncna tLs, S,223,ib. The ID
NJ the sale covered ths nfst mortgage
lion and tho entire mortgage claim u
Tho governments, principal and inter
ct.
rms left tho Kansas Paniac case I'M
concluded. ny a decree o. che court IN
that case an upset price nDr the
property was Fixed N a fum which
would yield 10 the Fover1mont only N,-
900 0o0 upon itS Men, The f1le Al the IN
stance o. the government was poatpon-
ed 10 FEB. 10. 1898.
Having satisfied myself that the M
trreHf 0f thv government required mat
an EFFORT should 10 made 90 obtain
hrger sum. i directed the secretary ~
me treasury. under nc aot passed
March g. 1877. % pay out on the treas
ury % the persons entitled % receive
tho same the amltntH due upon all
| prior mortgages mon me middle ana
/ ~ any money IN th0 treasury not other
wise appropriated.
Whersuron. the attorney general pre-
pared petition IN De presented - the
court offering 90 redeem utid prior liens
I lu such manner o. che court might dl-
/ rect, ana PRAYING mat thefeupon che
unAied States n 9hi he hr,1 90 he sub
/ rogated 90 an rights of alid prior Hen
/ holders, and that r. rec'iNor m|Nht Do
appointed 70 take possession m Che
mortglred premise and m1IutNn ana
operate The ulms urfl The SQUIRT or
Congress otherw directed. Thereup-
I on the Te1rrluITII 1u committee agreed
thnt n rald petition was Withdrawn
| md tho sale allowed t1 proceed ON Feb.
| 70. they would Ma o. sum NJ the sale
| which would ro1Na. 90 the rrvrrrgneut
| the entire principal W o. dcbt, &C.,
I 100000. BeNefnE that no better price
oluld De ophniuri aui .N quo .N
| difficulties under Wh'. D. the g3fernmetA
| would labor n n should ne.ono ks
| purchaser of the road nt n sale, IN th,
l absence OF any authority 10y Iohkffai
| 20 take charge of and operate me ro1d
/ / directed that un0u fhe guaranty or
| minimum hidwhl .heh0uld give enc gov
/ eminent the pri1a.pgl Of NH deut the
| sale should proceed. ny ems trans
/ ton tho govefr nsrf secured an 90
vance Of tS.g08,o 900 over and above lhe
me- Ts WIT" mn ele ,s,.h ~ .anr-a -
I tIn committee bad declared was ini
/ uiaHfmurn which they would pay TOR
the property. n 81 certifying % knpW
/ that me result OF these pioT'c l-hsa
against tho Urson pnoiHc and the KAN
N Psslnc lines ls that The gov rrment
has received on arClurt m ~ aupalay
eialm ths sum q! fgf1N e22lb. an Co.
Cneaso OF 1907 16a 40 over me sum
which mo re0rTf hT sion ol,ninii ~
originally agreed % bll FOR me Hiht
property. the sovsrr mont Tecv ylhs "
whole claim I.ringinai and interest In
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-12-09

roiiorai control mr. their txnort ana
lmfaalt trade. 10 Will b1 cuucedpd thaf
81. present Fl'ustlon calls for ieriaia.
tIon which shan be prompt. dursble
ufi liberal.
The part which American merchant
vessels and their seamsn performed In
ne war with Spain demonatrotcs shat
this service Furnishing bgh pi.k@,s
nHd The seovud lire 81 dsfaras - . 80
sNCal ntctsr'ty and should he eucour.
aged On every constitutional way.
ivNlIH and methods for the accom-.
plshmeut VI thls purpose are discussed
N ihe report Of the secretary OF the
tivasury. so which the attention of tho
gfcsB Is respectfully invited.
YELLOW FEVER
In my hF, annual message. rec
unmendrd that the Congress authorize
The appointment Of a commfic- Tor the
purpose % making syutcuatlc invest
ltationa with reference 90 the cause and
| prev ention of yellow fever. rhis mat
ttr has acquired an Increased import
arce as a result Of the military oc1upa-
ton on the island OF cuba and the
/ commercial intercourse between this
hond sud the United states. which we
have every reason 10 tNpert. The annl
thry problems corrected with our re.a-
tcns with the lsiand % Cuha and tho
acquisition OF Porto Rico are no les
| imporlurf fhan those relating 90 I'M
ance. commerce and administration. II
" my earnest desire that these prob
lens may be considered by competent
eNperiH ana that everything may bs
done which the most recent advances
IN Fnnttlry science can offer for the
| protection of hcaNh OF our enlditsu IN
those Islands and OF our citlranr whc
ere eNpossd 20 the danEtru Of tnfeu,lor
| from the Importation OF yellow fever
/ l thercfure renew my rtcommeudafior
that ne authority OF C0nErsss uuay ~
givepend a ful able nppropr aiion MAI
10 provide for a committee Of eNpcrti
90 be appointed for the purpose indlcat.
| ed
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-12-09
rNcRrAsE or ARMY.
Approve Recommendation of the seere-
tary OF War In that Direction.

Under the oct a. Congress. approved
Aprd 20. 1895. au,horizlnE the Precedent
In be discretion upon a declaration Of
war, BY Congress. or "a dcclarafion BY
Congrctl thpt war exists I directed the
inctuF' % the regular army 10 The
maximum Of G2.ooo authorized In said
oct.
Thsr ars now IN the regular army
tiht- uNoeTr ufd men. In pald act
y was provided that At the end or any
war 10 which enc United States may
become Involved. Tho army thau be re-
duced 20 o p0uce basis BY fhd transfer
m the same arm Of tins service or alb
H0rpilon ny promotion or honorable Dis
charge, under such regulations us tho
secretary of war may cuinbllsh. on fu-
pornuu'rlry command officers and tho
honorable discharge or tunHfcr N
tunerrumrNry enlisted men ana uoih-
ting coriulncd ln th's uu, shall be con-
Dtfucd o. authorizing che permanent In
eifrae Of thr command or enlisted n0rce
OF fhe regular army beyond thut now
provided hy she law an force PRIOR to
tho plTrlre 81 ans uct except as 20
the incrtauc of 20 majors. provided FOR
IN section 1 hereof"
Tho importance on ierislselon for the
permanent increase of the army IL
Therefore manifest, and the rsoommen-
dcaion OF the secretary OF war nor that
purplao has my unqualified approval.
Their van b no, question that an this
time ana probably Tor some time Ia
the future 100 900 men will be none too
many 90 meet fhe necessities OF the
situation AZ all events. WHITTIER that
number shall be required perma nently
or not. the power should be given to ths
President 10 enlist shat force N IN hi
discretion Y should b. necessary, and
the further discretion should be glyer
him 80 recruit within the above imi
frum the inhabitants Of the island
with the government OF which we ar
charged.
VOLUNTEERS TO BE MUSTERED
OUT.
II II my purpose 90 muster out tei'
entire volunteer army as soon ~ IN
Congress shall provide for tho increasi
Of she sruiar establishment. This vii
be only an &C, 81 justice und WIN b
much appreciated by the brave moi
who LEFT their homes and employment
20 heip the country IN ~ emergency.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-12-09
PosrAL SUMMARY.
ausinesi Daring the List Ten Years ua.
Nearly Doubled.

The postal service OF the country ad-
vancea with extraordinary growth.
within twenty years, both revenues ana
expenditures % the poHinfico depart.
mcnt have multiplied three fold. In
the last ten years they have nearly
doubled. Our postal business grows
much more rapidly than our population.
II now Involves an expenditure OF $780,
900, 900 year. numbers $4,000 pontonlces,
aQd snrolln 200 600 employees This ro-
markablc extension Of n service which
u an accurate index OF the public COM
ditionl, presents gratifying evidence OF
the advancement OF education, OF thu
Increase OF communication and buflnoas
activity, and Of the Improvement OF
mall facilities. leading 20 their con-
Hthntly augmentlnE use.
T'hs war with npaiu iaid new ana az
ocptlonal lRbors on the pOatofica depart
ment. The mastering OF the military
ana naval forces OF the United States
required special mall arrangements for
every camp ana every campaign. The
communication between home and camp
was naturally eager an oxpccthnt. In
some OF the larger places Of rendezvous.
Ne many a. 1000 letters a day required
handling. This necessity was met by tho
pfompl detail OF experienced men from
I the established force, and by directing
all the nstrumentalltlea OF the railway
mnn ana postofiico service % far 40
necessary 20 this now need Congreaa
passed an act empo wtring the postmaa-
ter general 90 establish an ONCE 1r
branch "a every military camp or sta
ton, ana under this authority tho postal
machlncry was speedily pun into eneu-
tive operation,
ACROSS TIE SEAS.
Under tho same authority. when our
forces advanced upon Cuba. Porto Rico
and the Philippines. they we're attended
and followed by the postal service.
Though the aoi Of Congress authorized
the appointment OF poIimhatou where
necessary. n was early determined thnt
the public intarcais would b. hest Hub-
served, not BY new Designations. hui
by tho detail OF experienced men famili-
ar with every branch or tho service. ana
] this policy was steadily followed. When
the territory which was the theator OF
conflict came into our possession, n he
came necessary 20 re-entabliEh mail IA
cilties FOR the resident population -
well nH 10 provide them Tor our forces
OF occupation. and che former require
mrut was met through the pNIozulon
aud application N the latter obligation
! gave the requisite authority ana fha
tamo general principle was applied 90
/ this M 10 other branches o. clvn admin
lsiratlGn under military occupation. The
/ details are moro particularly given In
| che report or the pontmaHteg general,
and while tho work n only ia begun,
| Il % pleasing 10 b. able 90 Hny that tho
/ service IN the territory which has come
I under our control IL already materially
D lmuruvsd
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-12-09
Nrw nuILpINo wANrrp.
DEPARTMENT ~ Ju,tic. IN miro Need ~ a
Htahle Domieile.

rtahie Domieile.
I deem u my duty 10 can 60 the At
teufion Of Congress the condition ~ she
present building occupied by the de-
pArimcnt Of Justice. The business OF
that department has Increased greatly
since II was established In ~ present
quarters. The building now occupied
by Il n neither large enough nor Of
sufsahlc Arrangement f1r the proper
acccngn odAtfon Of the department. The
supervising architect has prcnouncsd
uraafo ard uusuted for che use 90
which Il IL put, The attorney general
IN his reports states that cha library
Of the Departments Il on the fourth moor
ard that All ths apacs ailotted 60 n IL
90 crowded With books a. 60 Danger
ousiy overload che structure. The hrst
NOR IL Occupsed by the court q claims.
The building IL Of an old and dllap-
idated appt~feno unsufed 90 the dig
nifty which should attach 90 &hia TIM
pcrtant department.
A proper regard for the eAfety. com
fcts and oonveniencs Of the offlcsra and
employees would Justify the expenditure
81 "a liberal sum % nronsy ia the cree.
tlon % new building Of commodiuua
nsoporthons ana handsome apps aranco
upon the very advantageous ellie al
ready eecuiNd for chat purpose. turlud-
ms the Hfpwnd occupied by she prgsem
structure and vsceui ground adjoining
60 thar. comprising In an n frontage II
2li feet On Pennsylvania avonsie and =
depth Of ist feet
SUPREME COURT QUARTERS.
In this connec;ion / may likewise r..
FER 70 fhe INADEQUATE accommodation
provided for fho supreme oanri IN tht
CNptol, and suggest she wisdom Of
making provlniun FOR the creC' lon Of v
separate hmlding FOR the court and DO
orccu and library upGu uvallabl,
around sfFar fNa fs.wtf.f
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-12-09
PRIVATE PROPERTY.
international Agreement Proposed Re-
gardinH Exemption from Capture Dur
tnn War.


EardinH Exemption from Capture Dur
Ing War.
The experiences o. the iaHt year bring
forcTbiy home TO w a scrss " the bur
dens and the waste Of war. We desire,
la common with most civilized nations,
to reduce 20 the howea. possible point
ths damags sustained In time Of war
BY peacsable trade aud commerce. II
"a true We muy suffer IN such cases
les than other communities, but all ma
rona ure damaged more or less by the
state Of uneasiness aud apprehen-
sion into which an out
break Of hostiinss throws che entira
commercial world N should be our
objcct.therefore. Ia minimize, 20 far rs
pra ctioable this inevitable loss and as
turhance. This purpose can probably
be best accom- pisshed by an tnteruatlon
al ugTeernnt TO regard all private prop
erty az sea a. eSempt from capture "
destruction by the forces OF belllEerent
powerH The United States government
has for mony years advocated this hui
maze and benenccnt principle and Is
now IN position IN recommend Il o.
Other powers without The tmputafion OF
selfish motives. therefore suggest for
your consideration chat the executive
be authorized so correspond with the
governments OF principal martins
rowsrs with = view q Incorporating In
70 the permanent law of civilized ma
tons the principle OF che exemption OF
hand Of vpr. from capture or dcN,ruc-
ell private property at sea. not contra
tion by beiigcTent powers.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-12-09
ro awrrr mn nKAs.
Ieoomm endations OF tho Secretary Of
Nnvy for More Fighting Craft.

neoomm endationa Of tho Secretary Of
Nnvy for More Fighting Craft.
The following recommendations 81 the
secretary Of M navy relative % the
lncrcare Of the navy have my earnest
appW,al;
/. Three fes-roing. fhroihod and cop-
pfred batiloHhlpH OF about 1880 tons
grial displacement, carrying 1he hravl-
tgt armor ana most powerful urdnaqce
Tor VGr'la OF their CnaH, and 20 have
me highest practicable speed, ana
rItyai radius % action. Estimated cost,
exclusive Of armor ana armament. a.
Coz. 900 each.
g. Three rhcutho1 and coppcred or.
mored cruisers OF about 1900 tons trial
displacement, carrying the heaviest ar
NOR AMI most powerful ordnance Tor
vessels or their class, and 90 have the
hlghfH practicable speed ana great
radius OF action. Estimated cost, ez-
elusive of arm0r ana armament, -
& Three sheathed ana coppersd pro-
tocted cruisers Of about 5000 tons trial
disphcemnt. 20 have the highest prao-
tlcablA speed and great m4ius Of ae-
ton, and tn cltff3 the muat powerful
ordrnnoa suitable for vessels Of theiI
I ------> nj T'IT--nsIT' f7'I-l'00T 0I7I'
4. Six aheatced and orppefed cruisers
/ OF about $500 IONS trial diapla ement
| 10 have the highest speed oompmunle
] with good cruising QuaAueai Erem.
/ radius % seton una % carry ths mos,
powerful ordnance suited 90 vessels Of
] iheir ofara T1ttFulfcd cost, exclusive
of arm ueua. ti.tif. 800 each.
REWARDS For FIGHTERS.
oin with fhg secretary OF The navy
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-12-09

ffrfon rarinr and thn principal - its
'snt on the Kansas H1rnc railroad.
COMMISSION APPOINTED.
stems had been taken $50 forsclosc the
governments Hen ur1u ffc CautIul Pa
enc Railroad company, but before uc-
ton was commenced, NonrrcEs passed
a. act. approved July q. isos. creating
a romrr ssion Consisting ~ the srcre-
tnrv Of the treasury the attorney gene
oral end the secretary of The interior
ana thor successors IN office with fun
power o, settle the Indebtedness 90 the
government FrOwirE out Of che iHsue ~
hvrda in aid Of construction ~ she
Central Pacific nri Western roclnc
Nond aided railroads subject 81 fhc APP
provui ~ the preaidnrf No report has
vet been mnic 60 me by the commits
ron thus created. Whatever action n
he'd looking % settlement ~ the In
dshtedners IN accordance with she act
referred to. will be duly submitted %
Cpnr reaH
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-12-09

Wide experiments have been con-
ducied % ascertain iho Hufablonoss -
coll ana climate and states nor growing
sugar bents The number u augRr
factories has been doubled IN che plsl
two years ana tht ability ~ the United
/ states 90 produce ~ own sugar fruni
this source has been clearly demoa-
Hir1ted.
The weather bureau, forecast and OBJ
/ tervnfi1n stations have been extended
/ around tho Caribbean Sea, TO rive
/ early warning ~ the approach OF hur-
/ rcanes from Che south seas 90 our
| hocia aud mrchAut marine.
| Ia fha year 1900 vii occur the cenlen.
| NAL anniversary Of The founding OF the
/ city of Washington Tor the permanent
! nlpfnl on the government Of the unit-i
/ ed States, by authority OF an act %
/ congresH. approved july 10. 1880.
IN May. 1900. the ardhlvet and gan.
/ oral offices OF fho Federal rovernmeut
we're removed 20 this place. on the
1Tfh ~ kuVaulll.
I C3TTT0F7 mel here f0r the nWt tlme
/ und ASSUMED exclusive control OF the
Federul district ana city This inter-
cG. ing event assumes all tho more siEl
/ nlncanca when We recall chs clroumI
| stances ascending The choosing Of the
| site, the naming of me oapifal Ia honoF
/ o. the fath1r OF his country, aud the
/ hteresi talton w him IN the adoption
/ ~ pianu Tor tH future development Cd
a magpAcent scale 49,
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-12-09
sAMoAN TRornLrs.

justly the urgency WITH which q has
been presented By the government Of
Russia
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-12-09
ornnR mATfEhA %

rwrifth CENSUS - Pension Rolls ratcnt
once Returns Public Lands and ites-
nrNailmma.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-04-04
Surprised Everyone.

Chicago, Mach AT a recen,
cot st Of rene b at the North
Side rurn' + Hall, a small, but tx
tr-mely w'ry mtn, II stranger
be-trd all contestants. On in
quiry it was learned that the
-tran or came from Seattle and
drank II ,ini-r be-r. AS a heal by
strength giving food this cell brat
ed beer cann"t he duplicated,
On tap at the Criterion Saloon. I"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-04-04
AT WAREHOUSES;

This Il the season ~ the
year most dreaded 10y us, II
Is the season " stock-ta taking.
Stock taking with Us il what
spring housc-cleaning is 10
the housekcepers, something
to he dreaded. The public
are the ones who generally
derive the most benefits from
stock taking for the reason
that we generally find odd
pieces of Crockcry, Glass
ware, etc, on which we are
willing to sacrifice our
profit to dispose of than
keep in stock. Wait until
we are through taking stock
and we will make you an
announcement in detail.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-04-04
3I6 Fort Street.
Election Of Officers.

At Regular Meeting OF the Stock
holders Of Il. Peck n Co. Ltd, held this
day ,the following Officers and Directors
were elected to serve for the ensuing
year:
James l.. McLean."..........Pre President
w. Wolters.. Vice-PMsidont
Il. Peck,......Treasurer and Manager
@. q. Conradt................ Secretary
N. IL. Gedge..".",..,"..." Auditor
The above Officers constitute the
Board OF Directors.
G. @ CONRADT,
Honolulu, II. l., March %, 1898.
S72-lW
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-04-04

Continued on Seventh Page.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-04-04
Golden
Rule
Bazaar,

Received per "Zealandia' ~
the Daintiest Line Of Papeteries ever
offered in Honolulu. All the new fads
in shapes and tints. dual" estate
Bond" Norma" "Grecian Bond, #"
Nous Portous Bonheur," "Perseus, 4"
"Daifodils," victorian Notes." fla
Vogue" London Notes." "Ivanhoe, -
Imperial Bond" English Vellum,"
"Assyrian Notes." and last but not least
the PRICES are only about HALF THE
USUAL FIGURES these goods are sold
for here. Large line OF New Books by
the best writers Of the day.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-04-04

Nicely furnished rooms at the
Popular House, l54 Fort street,
from Sl.00 per week up. .
For a nice clean shave or an
artistic hair cutdrop IN to the Elit4
Barber Shop, King street, near
Alakes. y
iecnanics' Home, corner Hotel
md Nnuanu streets, lodging by
lay, week or month. Terms: u
md so cents per night. 81, and
81. 26 per week.