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PERSONAL MENTION.

tb n' no; and wife of Dallas are guests
the Bristol. " " 'uAe' 70 i's'S'e'e u
$il,s issogHerman, a travelling man from
"a. stopping at the Logan.
nj T., peadrick of Navasota was among
'e MOTEL arrivals last night.
!" sm ana Mrs. ]. II. Hill OF Galveston
We Inc guest3 at the Rice hotel.
amn",,ni' advance agent of the Brammy
8stol company, Is registered at the
A nl.hVt' Dun was over from beaumont
.blse, cut registering at the Hutchins
r =, Vedder, cotton man of Calves.
Il the Tn last night and Is registered
1', ~ w W NJ. Conroe and t. e. Humph-
ktchins bnroe spent last night at the
w /, Mathis, prominent Young
~ tsr OF Dallas, is visiting in the city
Nellie Lee returned from Waco last
Austin street. ~ ' - a. ii'''oN'
pro. y, W. higgins Of Waco was among
bse ias, guests at the Hutchins
b kn.ri Grifnth. Jr., representing a
tho eltl New York jewelry house, was
4 fre5, Z Miller and II. r. Field came
I'd al ~ ange last night and are quar-
me Hutchlns .sDusc.
b s su Mrs. James Mcclure and their
eniessSiter Erin nave returned from
4, "Trip to New Orleans
sIcsp, :. Striking, an oil operator OF
i arrived In Houston last night
l. p'eplng at the Rice hotel
b.r ank r Mullins, representing the
lived a, pIhlt company of New Orleans,
n - tne Rlce hotel last night,
fson and c. Henderson. both oil
las o. oorsleana, passed through the
~ evening en- route for Beaumont.
sp ss,ies Erickson returned from Gal
Ffal Az hfsht, where he had been for
urhea g. serving as witness before
a states court.
h. Ma,ly, State eutomologist, and
Agria.,., professor OF agriculture, al
In M. tufal and Mechanical college
u eils guests al the Logan.
RENT rnitt. inventor Of an appliance
M "A uns the volume Of electricity
yess.l laaeandeseent lamps. was in the
Sir. Truitt was ncco1pa
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uNDELlVERED PACKAGES.

Goods remaining undelivered in the
Wells, Fargo X Co.'S express for the week
ending February %, 1901:
II. p. Adams. Addlcks, Texas; c. q
Gates. Mrs. c. o. Clark. A. ID. Gardner, c
l.. House Mrs Dollie Hunt. J. #. Hanks
j. A. Hill J.. G. Jones, T.. G. Klichurg, II
J.. Lay nan, j. f. Lawrence. w Wal
lace. Clarence Mitchell. w u. Manly
John Nicholson, w. A. Pitts, Il. O. SUN
van, j. o. Smith, Texas Costume House
w Wolf Mrs. c. W Williams j, G. Par
tin, Miss G. y. Lawlor. Emma Jones. j. ii
Gray, j. H. Smalley. Mrs, A. l.. Buckley
II. ). Mcmillan. Cclso Sigcro, w. Wallace
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Onyx Black Hosiery

Onyx is sufficient guarantee warrant you in
buying this brand for it has stood foremost
the dependable make and pair sold is fully
warranted.
Black Lsle Hose instead Of 35c pair Csc
Stitch se instead of 35c pair csc
Ladies' Black Rembrandt Ribbed Isle Hose, instead Of
6bc, the price QUO
Chdrens Fast Black Red Hose, to 15e
Chldrens Black Double Ribbed Hose instead
of 35c Csc
Misses Lise Hose, s1a 35c soc and 75c
Fancy Coored Drop Stitch Socks Csc
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n.ath al Eelix S. Haas.

A telegram WINS received here Yesterday
sror, NJ ia Kiam. announcing the death
Of Mir, Felix s Haas which occurred yes,
tcrdny at Hartford. Conn, the cause OF
heath being pneumonia. a..
Mr. Haas was "A hrother-in-law or Mr.
Kian and several years ago was the man
ager Of mis- business ne lsft idou foSac, "
lsy ,.ss With his father Mr.. L. b Haas.
~ Hartford he leaves wife, Tno was as
,ormerly eliss Carrie hiam. sisIft W
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Curing Cancer with Soothing Oils.
INDIANAPOLlS, Ind october !.

INDIANAPOLlS, Ind, october %.
DIR. BENJAMIN f. Bye, mn eminent spe
clalIst Of this city, has prepared q ok
on the treatment of Cancer and Tunl' r,
that is causing no little speculation In
medical circles, Although the, doctor Is
very sanguine he defers impartlng his re
cent discoveries to the profession until n
has them so perfected that failure VIII
no impossible in the hands of other physi
clans lie has practically proven beg ond a
douht that the Oils are grand success In
his hands. or where they are administered
after his lnstructions-eye In aayanc ed
ccscs-nnd that this method of curing can.
Ger will supercede the knife and escharotle
MASTER treatments, for the reason that a
frreot many physicians themselves have
been cered. MS well MS members OF their
families. Your correspondent learned while
conversing with the doctor, that the tr1at-
rSent WIS on the order of absorption, that
n was wholly painless. and that among the
multitude now under his care not one was
fonnd who was not rapidly Improving. AMI
natiants from their own observation nave
reported many cures OF horrible cases.
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HOW GOOD ?
HOW MUCH
Tailored Costumes

The Suits beautiful There a quiet elegance
that their best garniure Beauty adorned the most
when unadorned. And there quantities OF
view The back shown many OF the dresses has the
fiat effect but less pronounced and the skirts fit without
wrinkle the hips
We have display Suits Blouse Suits and Boero
Suits in black, gray navy and in Serges Chevos
Venetians and Homespuns ali beautifully Prices
varying 1000 1880 1900 1900 $500 5000
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Foulards

The week has been recordbreaker In point of sales
this popular fabric New designs and color combinations
added past days and for this week
offer choice selections at prices which will show
ing well worth consideration.
Swivel Fouard Silks all and desirable colorngs
and combinations 65c..............,... 49c
Finish Swivel Fouards. every color and combi
desirable for this instead of $50
Satin Face and Twled Foulards, beautiful in
choice of designs and coorings instead OF Lib s9c
Satin Face Fouards the soft noncrushabe kind
selection In itself instead OF 125, yard 100
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New Cotton w aists

You will be pleased to the pretty styles of Cotton
Waists shown in ready-towear department Percaes,
Madras Mercerzed Chambray Lawns Dimites and numer
other materials made into dainty and perfect fitting
waists; trimmed in ucks, lace and embroidery; soft cuffs
and soft and Numbered collars bishop sleeves5oc, 75c
$50 1875 1916 225 $50 and AIS
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Special Selling Of Rugs

Rugs have arrived there will be special sell
ing of them for best selected colongs and de-
signs.
SMYRNAS
30inch 1866 S6-inch worth 245. for 200.
Mo0uETS
1snch worth 1876 26nch worth $50 for 1885, &c.
inch. worth ATS for 1898.
Large Administer and Squares 1850 2250 and 245o
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Those questions are for you to consider. Every
sales check is virtual guarantee of the goods you
buy. A shortening means you'll bring the article
back, and we shall have had the expense of selling
and delivery for nothing. Even Our own selfish
ness would make us run this store carefully.
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ailored Silk and Wool Skirts

Tho makers Skirts this have ecpsed all of their
selections (which in
ready display have been of the most pansakng order
and In unhestatngly claim superiority OF
any like showing attempted here
Plain Black Tanea Silk Seven Gored Skirt fan back AZ
TO 40 lengths o'se
Black Tanea SILK Skirt, gored, fan back. three
ruching around bottom. 695
Gored Black Tafeta Silk Skirt graduated applique
nounce around bottom 'f'so
Seven Black Talfeta Silk Skirt, trimmed
with ruchng OF Tafeta ribbon fan back 1896
magnificent showing styles OF finer SILK Skirts,
trimmings of small ucks, paits applique and accordion
plaitingI250 1900 1900, 1000 and $500
Serge Skirts, stylishy made250 and $50
Black Cheviot Skirt flare ounce bands of stitched TAT
Ladies' Cloth fare ounce Skirt fancy trimmings of SILK
and buttons black and blue. sos
Very styah unned Walking Skirts 500 to. 1000
Very handsome unlined Black Cloth Skirts, beautifully
made1500 1890, 2100 and 25o0
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most thorough complete stock of Laces and Embroi
deres competent salosades, who will with
pleasure assist you in selections. Embroidery
from zoe yard to ESQ
Wide Torchon Lace and Insertion, yard SC
Wide and narrow Embroidery yard. SC
Extra Edge Insertion of Torchon Lace yard 1oe
Extra wide Edge Embroidery yard toe
We carry in stock everything that good in White Goods
The complete and the prices such that Will
please you.
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Specials

Chdreus Nos s. and
shirting all patterns l5c quality per JUG
10 yards 33lnch Beached Domestic $50
s6inch Bleached Domestic 71ac quality, yard...' sc
Apron Check Gnghams, yard
Outing Cloth light and dark yard .zIae
Light and dark Caicoes. yard
Ladies' Cambria and Umbrella Drawers, 25c value .ec
Light and dark Percaes "a wide Oc value for Sc
Amoskeag Apron Checks INC quality yard DC
s6nch light loo quality, yard %
36inch dark Percales 10c quality yard S0
~, il rrayyors M observation-disclosures 1-sc
Chldrens Drawers Nos 2, and
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Continuation OF Our Linen Sale
If Linen Sale last induced continue this sale another que
less prices than inferior qualities usually sold for. II x

Hemstched Cloths yards long LBS value for 15o
emsched Table Cloths ~ yards long 225 value for LBS
esttched Cloths. yards long 800 value for 25o
17xg2 All Linen Hemmed Huck Towels 1876 value dozen LOO
1896 An Hemmed Huck Towels 65 value dozen 1'2o
2ox40 All Linen Hemmed Huck Towels 225 value dozen 115
20y40 Fancy IIemotched All Linen Towels foO Vaiue
per dozen ''0o
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Spring Millinery

millinery show several styles of Walking Hats that
promise quite popular this The prices
150 and $50
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NO ICE

MG1TENE AS courtesy to the the Library club and to
NS sVn. placed library every
package out during the past month Now that the
the club assured and the of ladies with
the pan after March will only give when
made for them Ask clerks and them would change
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Irish Point Scarfs

big purchase enabled to quite reduction
Irish Point Scars sizes 2OxS6 and 2ox5i have marked
them all one price. 25c
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LOVELY
COMPLEXION
FREE.
Every Lady in the Land Can Now Have
Beautiful Skin-A Trial Box Free,

No lady should despair If her complexion
is Imperfect. Merely seni your name and
address 10 Nine. NJ. Ribnult, 1855 Elsa
Bldg, Cincinnati, Ohio. and she will send
you free prepaid in plain wrapper a trial
package of her wonderful remedies that
absolutely guarantee q perfect clear skin.
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Diseases of Women and Children
DIR. X. N. MILLER,
80 MAIN ST.. HOUSTON, TEXAS
I,eIo.s stamp In Corresponding.

,,essrs Ed Ben and Alex KAN. and
three children. 1880 a.,
houston. who viii regret 10 learn OF MS
death,
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LEARN no HYPNoTIZE.

a lucrative profession OBJ
talned for 81. Book on Sug-
gestiye Therapeutics, Mag
netic and Mental lIeakng,
Absent Treatment. how 20
HypnotIze by letter, tele-
phone. etc. Every one can
learn--not fiction but fncts.
No fake. no deception. Prof.
Lawrence II. Kenner, Of
fice address 1014 Hickory
street, Houston, Texas.
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Silk, Elton and Bolero Jackets

very pretty style and most practical spring garment is
the Black Silk Elton and Bolero Jacket It's quite
the correct thing prices from $50 to- 5000
Enbroideries, Laces, White Goods
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or bleach, but Is absolutely pure and you
can use 1t privately at home 1t perman-
nently removes moth patches, reduces
crows feet pimplcs. hlackheads, flesh
worms. sallowness, freckes, tan. sunaurn
and all other complexion dlSAgurements
Helen III. Ralston, 62S Lexington Ave.
Newport Ky, has a complexion fair as n
May day queen She says o. IT. II can
not why any lady should continue 10
lack n beautiful complexion when 1t can be
so easily obtained by simply sending name
and address to Nine. Ribault the same MS
| did Write her today"
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FACTS ABOUT THE PRESIDENTS
Roosevelt the Youngest and the First OF City
Birth to Hold the High Office.

Theodore Roosevelt IS the youngest
usn who has ever filed the oEice Of
President Of the United States: he Is
the first President whose birthplace
vas IN q large city. he Is the first
Eho has achieved distinction in war.
ststesmanShip and letters previous TO
taking the chief executives chair:
and. with the exception Of Van Buren,
he Is the first whose paternal ances-
tors were OF other stock than that
which comes from the British islands
As II al these unique distinctions
we're not enough. ne viii bring TO the
White House the largest family OF
small children that ever made its old
walls echo with shout and laughter
The first Presidents were ali wen
advanced in years when summoned TO
that high Office Washington was 81.
John Adams 50. Jefferson. Madison
and John Quincy Adams were each
IS. Jackson g. Monroe 50. Van Buren,
So. William Henry Harrison SIS. the
Oldest Of all; Tyler 81. Taylor 65, Polk
and Fillmore So Pierce was the first
President who was under so when in
auguratej. his age az that time being
4s. Buchanan. who succeeded him,
was almost as old as Harrison. So
Since 1860 four men under 80, includ-
ing Roosevelt. have reached the presf-
dency. Grant was AZ. the youngest
man to the present time. Cleveland
was 4S when first inaugurated and
Garfield was 40. Roosevelt is AZ. four
years younger than Grant. Lincoln
was 50 when called TO the White
1 House Johnson 81. HAYES "a. Arthur
81. Benjamin Harrison So and McKin-
ley SO.
All the Presidents except Roosevelt,
who is a native of New York city.
were born either in the country or in
small towns. Quincy, Mass. the birth
place of both the Adams. and Raleigh
n. C.. the birthplace of Andrew John
son. have been the largest towns until
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stayers and Cutters.
lew York Mail and Express.

New YORK Mail anu EApkSoS.
Kitchener adds his testimony to a
principle of great age and general ap-
plication when he complains that the
Boer resistance is being kept up by
'Ieaders who originally opposed the
war" That is the way OF human
nature. The man who is first for
war" is always first for peace.
So It was in the American reolu-
ton: the minute men" and "sons Of
Liberty" hereabouts. yalorous before
fiEhting began. never got on the firing
line So it was in the war OF 1917;
almost the only victories achieved
were the battles on the seas fought
by fngates built by the reluctant, IL
not recalcitrant Federalists- So 1t
was in the civil war: Floyd and
Thompson and the ''fire-eaters" who
rushed the South into secession were
too careful of their skins to risk them
in a fight and the burden Of lost
cause was left TO Lee and soldiers Ike
him who had joined the rebellion with
tagging tread and heavy heart. So
indeed, it was in the recent war with
Spain
It is one of the oddities of our hu
manity that the man who "has to be
kicked into a fight" has to be kicked
out of II also. BY the time the NOR
| mercurial patriot Is ready TO quit ht
has pust begun fighting. Perhaps II
national matters he "bewares of en-
trance TO quarrel because he know:
that it is he who viii be left to fight i
I mt
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MAKING AMENDS.
How Mark Twain Made a Visit In
Sections.

How Mark Twain Made Visit In
Sections.
From Short Stories.
Forest street, the literary corner Of
Hartford, is a most friendly place. The
fortunate members of that charmed
circle hobnob together in most
friendly manner at all times and at all
seasons. When Harriet Beecher
Stowe was alive, Mark Twain, who
lived near her, had way of running
in to converse with her and her daugh-
tiers, greatly to the distress of Mrs.
Clemens.
One morning, as he returned from
the Stoves sans necktie. Mrs. Clemens
met him at the door with the exclam-
alton, There. Sam, you have been
over to the Stoves again without a
necktie. It's really disgraceful the
way you neglect your dress" Her
room. A few minutes LaIei "a
Stowe was summoned to the door by
messenger who presented her with
a small box neatly done up. She open
cd ii and found black silk necktie.
accompanied b ythe following note:
Here is a necktie. Take 1t out ana
look at it. | think l stayed half an
hour this morning. At the end OF that
time will you kindly return it, as II
is the only one have? Mark Twain
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now that could boast such al hcao-.
OF the twenty-five Presidents. icnE-
teen. o. over oze~k1is. wsrS O k-ngliS1
sSA$,puf On rheir fathers SIDE. TheSe
wese Washington. the two Adams, Ma
olson. The two HzTTsSouS. Tyler, Iayler.
FSliu8re- Pierce Lincoln. Johnson Gar
6eld ard Cleveland ktye cane o.
Polk. Rschzuan. Arthur and Mekirtey-
ard three SceeeiE-Sfeuroe- Grant and
Hayes. IcEerson'S pSteEnal aacestorS
we're Welsh and Van BurenS iike
Roosevelt. Were Holland Dutch
Twenty Of the Presidents. inclusilug
Roosevelt have been lawyers Two
Washington and HaFrison-were farm
ers- but their elevation vas due mainly
TO their achievements in war Only
two professional soldiers. however haTe
ever 6Ilssi the presidential chair These
we're Taylor and Grant johnson was =
tailor before he became 4 statesman.
Eighteen OF the Presidents were college
graduates Washington. Jackson Van
Buren,. TaFior Fillmore. Lincoln John
son. Cleveland and Aiekinley did not
have the advantages 81 college training
but some Of these graduated at law.
All the Presidents but one. Buchanan.
have been married men Washington.
Madison. Jackson and Polk had no chill
dren. while some of the early Presidents
had large IamilieS- Inc Only niue IONS
at the White House during the first sew
enty years of the government were grand
children. or other relatives further re
moved than children. and these inter
rupted the quiet of the old mansion at
rare intervals The elder Harrison was
the father of ten and TYLER of fourteen
children. but in Harrison's case those who
survived were grown when he became
President. The same Is true of Tyler 5
children By his first wife. who died while
he was in Office The seven children by
his second wife were born after his re-
tirement. Lincoln took three boys to the
White House. the Youngest of whom was
3. Grant and Garfield had little ones.
and So did Cleveland in his second term.
bnt President Roosevelt breaks all the
records in this particular. having an
even half-dozen of happy, healthy, fun
| loving youngsters.
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A trip to the seashore in night
robe and a blanket was : novel expe-
rience that befel Miss Mary s. Lewis
Of Baltimore
Miss Lewis was q passenger from
Baltimore on a train. and when near
ing Philadelphia early in the morning
arose and began to dress She found
her berth small and inconvenient, and
knowing that there WAS large Ia
dies dressing room in the forward car
she went there to arrange her hair.
After completing her toilet she started
10 return TO her own car. when she
found il gone The porter explained
that the car in which her berth was
situated was filed with seashore pas
sengers only and Il had been detached
outside of Philadelphia and sent 10 the
shore. She did just what other wo-
men would have done under sueh cir
umstances-cried q little and the1
tainted.
The conductor felt very soTry fol
her mishap. but the best he could DC
was to loan her large blanket. theE
/ stop the train at Trenton and send
| her on. with the hope she could pici
ND the clothes at this end A dowE
train was causht at Trenton and shs
/ arrived only q few hours after be
/ apparel. which Vas bedng cared 70
BY the station agent She was YER
thankful and lost no time In getting
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A Reasonable Request.

After calling loudly several times
and receiving no response, Mr. x
was at last Obliged to go in search of
the servant to whom be wished 10
give an order.
why didn't you answer me, Sam?"
he demanded in angry tones when he
had found the man
Excuse me, sir, didn't hear you. "
said the servant.
Didn't hear mel" roared the irate
old gentleman. We'll, when I call you
want you to answer whether you
hear or mott"
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Rank imposition.

Some folks git stuck mighty easy"
remarked farmer Clovertop, looking
up from his copy of the Podunk Coun-
ty Clarion. For all they think they're
sc alfred smart the city folks Is
havin' artificial ice showed on EN-.
I'd like to see anybody fool me on
ice."-Philadelphia Record.
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His Trouble.

"Your life seems to be too monoto-
NOUS remarked the physician. Don't
you ever have any changer?
Sometimes" replied the street car
conductor. alphabetically, but then
there's so many mugs that never has
anything less than a fve-dollar bill it
keeps me hustlin'"
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Just Like Other Girls.

From the CHICAGO Record Herald.
People who have been with Miss
t Anpg sa M s g 9 baPlI 9t
nor cook a decent meal. Evidently,
in spite of her fathers genius, Anna
is just like about ninety-nine out Of
every 100 other American girls.
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Claus SprekelS ( Co.,
Bankers.
HONOLULU.
San Francisco Agents-The Nevada
National Bank OF San Francisco.

National Bank Of San Francisco.
DRAW EXCHANGE ON
SAN FRANCIsCo-The nevada Ma
tional Bank Of San Francisco.
LONDoN-The Onion Bank of Lon
don, Ltd.
NEW YoRK-American Exchange
National Bank.
CHICAGO = Merchants National
Bank.
BAAREtIIsSiw7,GEsdit uAhypnpais...
HONGKoNG AND YOKoHA MA
The Hongkong and Shanghai Ba nkiI :
Corporation.
NEW ZEALAND AND AUS IRA
LIA-Bank of New Zealand.
VICTORIA AND VANCOUVER
Bank of British North America
TRANSACT A GENERAL BANK INC
AND EXCHANGE BUSINESS
Deposits Received. Loans Made OF
Approved Security. Commercial a NJ
Travellers Credit Issued. Bills OK Ex
change Bought and Sold.
COLLECTIONS PROMPTLY Ac-
COUNTED FOR.
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weI,-Named.

Mr.. Esteem-what kind Of sandwich
is this? l enjoy it, but I can't figure
out what it is made OF.
Proud host-We call that our Omar
Khayyem sandwich You like it, but
you don't understand it.-Baltimore
American.
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a Word to Travellers

The excitement incident to travelling
and change of food and water often
brings on diarrhoea. and for this reason
no one should leave home without a bot
tie of ChamberIain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy For sale bv all
druggists and dealers. Benson, Smith &
Co. agents for Hawaii.
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Precarious.

81 think / shall take my daughters
out of society long enough to give
them q liberal education"
But then they won't want to 90
back. Brooklyn life.
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Branch of Yokohama Specie Bank.
New Republic Building, Honolulu, HIT.
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into the garments and making dash
for hotel in an omnibus.-Philadel-
phia Press.
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IL The above articles must be sol
at the lowest Market Prices by the
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John R. Bergstrom

Tuner and Repairer Of p nos and
Organs With Bergstrom Music Co.