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Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1904-06-16
The Suspension Order at Sunbury Shops.

The Suspension Order at Sunbury Shops.
Some of the departments at the Penn
sylvania railroad shops pre- sented a de-
serted appearance Wednesday, owing
to the retrenchment order received on
Tuesday In the blacksmith, machine
and boiler departments there was no
one working excepting the formemen
of the departments. The employees
will work five hours OH Thursday and
then again remain idle on Friday.
Just how long this order of working
will continue has not been determin-
ed. The order has reduced wages to
such an extent that many of the en-
ployes will be unable to meet their
necessary living expenses.
-Four hundred employees were sus-
pended at Altoona, making the total
27OO at that place now idle. -Sunbury
Item
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1904-06-16
for naYnent
A Visit TO Former Pastor,

The home of the Rev. Harry Curtin
Harman, pastor of the Methodist Epis-
copal church at Milton, was the scene
of an unusually happy gathering yes
terday when forty ladies of this city,
former parishioners of Rev. Harman,
paid him visit. In the PARTY were :
Miss Frances Hartman, Mrs. W. j.
Williams, Mrs. D. L. Guest, Mrs. W.
J. Rogers, Mrs. Ira Q. Everhart, Mrs.
Newton PurseI, Miss Mary Rogers,
Mrs. Ella Snyder, Mrs. A. W. Pierce,
Mrs. J. L. James, Miss Mary Yorks.
Miss Bertha Newbaker, Mrs. NJ. L.
Douglass, Mrs. Fisher, Mrs. Jacob
Eyerly, Mrs. b. w. Musselman, Mrs.
Lewis Woods, Mrs. Welliver, Mrs
David Evans, Mrs. Lille Hoffman,
Mrs. Jameson, Mrs. l. L. Patton, Mrs.
Mary Rogers, Mrs. d. J. Rogers, Ms
W. G. Brown, Mrs. ]. W. Lore, Mrs.
\. LaRue, Mrs. Ella Reifsnyder, Mrs.
George Reifsnyder, Mrs. Paugh, Mrs.
Ritter, Miss Beulah Heddens, Mrs.
Elias Lyon, Mrs. Hess, Miss Ida Weir,
Miss Lore, Miss Harriet Albeck, Mrs.
George Boudman, Mrs. G. S Books,
Mrs. Mellin and Raymond Pierce.
Rev. Harman was very glad to see
so many DanvilIe people, especially as
they were those with whom he had
labored as pastor for so long. To show
his appreciation of the visit he char
tered a trolley car and took the entire
party to Watsontown and back. The
trip was an interesting one and with
out exception was enjoyed by the
ladies.
The party went to Milton in the :53
=. & r. train yesterday morning re-
turning to Danville on the :33 p. m.
train.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-08-27

seK. ro-e to TIE OocssiOn NTH great
diplomacy. All TiEhi. veil go 20
Wong Cheeis place. thea. said b..
With one 81 his famous winning
smiles And be I'D the fair defeodanf
by the hand 20 the cell below u -
TO be- feared that Cboy Far is n0g
eursinz the genial Dan zs . gay de-
ceiIeT
Le0ng Chez. charged With assault
with intent 60 commit murder. zPyesr
I'd again. lie Is Ons u the Chines~
~bO took part in the bag mckee a. Wal
slaa some time ago He il alleged 20
have used a revolver with telling 81
feet
Judge A = Humphreys. Who zp
peaTed for Leong Chez. made a rD0tb0a
Tor q thirty days Continuance o. the
case. which Ess granted
Manuel Correz Was charged With
profanity. A. be- Was charged vita
drunkenness yesterday. this case airs
ing from the same affair As the pro
family charge. and forfeited his bail
Of S.. Judge Lindsay considered that
the defendant had been sacteieufly
punished. and discharged him Nth .
TeprimsDd-
keobokii. a young Hawaiian. rss
charged with common nuisance As
his MAS a particularly fragrant case
be szs fined SO and costs
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-08-27

Rear Admiral Schley Is unquestion.
ably brave man. but he has written
an article for the Saturday Evening
Post ON the battle at Santiago which
will not gain him any irienas among
those not strictly partisan on the is
sue between Schley and sampson. The
article presumes TO be description
Of the battle. The descriptive feat.
ures. however. are secondary to the
spirit of enmity toward the late Ad-
miral Sampson. The Sampson .Schley
controversy was fought while Samp.
son lived No doubt Schlcy has rea.
son to carry harsh memories, as the
contest was a bitter one. IL was set
tied, however. and sampson L. dead.
Schley would have shown himself a
broad gagged man by letting the mat
ter rest ON the record put before the
court OF inquiry. Far from doing this
he has rehashed the whole row.
--smirched SIMPSONS record by In
ference after he Is dead and gone. Sc
nile folly is the only excuse that can
be offered Tor Schley's latest cOntri
button to literature.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-08-27

durable an doesn't show tn dirt. but
on tn other hand. he shows tn heat
more. Where. says !. do slcep7
don know where ye sleep. cap says
he but ye'er ticket reads f'r an upper
berth I wud prefer a thrapeze.' says
|, but II yen call out tn fire depart
ment. maybe they can help me In 4
says. At that he projooced a scaiin'
laddher an tn thrain goin' around a
curve at that minyit, I soon found me
silt on me hands an knees In wan "
IN contest little upstairs rooms ye liver
saw. He dhrew tn curtains an so will
|. But some day whin am down town
| am goin' TO dhrop In on me frind tn
prisidint Nv tn Pullman comp'ny an
ask him TO publish a few hints To tn
wayfarer. wud like to know how a
gintleman can take on his clothes
while settin' on thin. II wud help a
good deal to know what to do with tn
clothes whin We have squirmed out Nv
thin. Are they TO be rolled up in a
ball an placed undher tn head OF
dropped into tn aisle? Again. in tn
mornin' how TO get into tn clothes
without THROWN tn thrain on tn
! thrack? / will tell We confidintially
Hinnissy. that not bein' a coDtortion
/ list, III on'y thing ! took OF was me
] hat.
! "Th' thrain sped on an on. cud
not sleep. TIL luxury iv thravel kept
me wide awake. Who wud coorl
slumber in such a coy little bower.
/ There were some that did II: ] heerd
/ thin coortin'. But not !. lay awake
while we hew'on. might say. bumped
! through space. II seemed hardly q
minyit befure we were In Saint Looey
I Il seemed a year. On an liver on We
! few past forest, river an plain. TIL
f., lights burned brightly just over IN,
/ left ear. tn windows was open an LEI
. In tn hoarse, exultant shrek " tn 10
: cymotive. tn conversation iv tn bag
gage man TO tn heavy thrunk, ia
y bammy night air. an great purpl'
= clouds iv Illinye coal smoke. tool
In enough Nv this splindid product Il
our prairie soil to qualify as a Goa
yard. BE tn time tn sun peeked or
| may say, jumped into me little roosi
wud'ye made a cheerful CRATE FIR
an left a slight deposit Nv FRED ashes
I Tn mornin' came too soon. | calle'
me illusthrees almost Booker wash'n
ton an wth tn assistance Nv tn stel
laddher. tn bell rope an tn ball
head Nv tn man in tn lower berth.
bounded lightly out Nv me little nool
an rose firm tn fiure w.. no iniur.
worse thin a sprained ankle. thil
walked tn long an splindid aisl
faxed be gintlemen who were within
into their clothin' an soon found me
} silf in tn superbly appointed was
: room.
What hasn't American ingenuit
, done fr tn wurruld. Here We wer
fairly Hyin' through space or stoppir
rr wather at Polo Illinye. an ye Gu
, wash ye'ersih as comfortably as y
cud in tn hydrant back Nv tn ga
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-08-27
ADVERTISER WATER WAGON


MIR Thurston's paper says this morn.
ing that there is honor among promot
crs With this as a somewhat surpris
ing-fOr Thurston's paper. since he has
done some promoting on his own ac.
Count-teNt the paper launches forth
into an editorial pipedream on the
Bulletins publication OF cOmmunica'
tons dealing with the PaUOa water
question. and the attitude OF this paper
during the legislative discussion OF in
creased water supply for this city
Reference to the communications
published more clearly demonstrates,
what is daily eXcmplifed by the morn.
ing paper. that Il Is absolutely lacking
a spirit Of fair play and cannot appre.
Ciate II in others. Unlike the AdVertis-
er this paper exercises no censorship
over the communications submitted.
This papers only restriction is that the
communications shall be accompanied
by the name of the author and shall
not contain libellous matter. We recog.
nize that the people have right to
their opinions. Whether the senti'
ments contained in communications
are at variance or coincide with those
OF this paper makes no difference. The
Advertiser, on the other hand. exercises
a strict censorship over communica.
tions. publishing only those coinciding
with its narrow opinions and IL support
VI this character is not forthcoming.
members OF the stan are called upon TO
supply the desired material.
A.. Being a thorough degenerate. as re.
CARDS a spirit OF fair play. the Adyer.
tiser Is naturally incapable OF appre.
ciating such a policy among others.
The only excuse the Advertiser can
have for the continuation OF the water
fight Is to seek justification for its con.
slstent policy of misrepresentation and
misstatement of facts when the Pahoa
and Pauoa water purchases were before
the Legislature. The Pahoa purchase
passed the Legislature with the approx
al OF the stronsest business men In
that body. was sanctioned by the Gov
ernor and the sale consummated. Tho
Pauoa purchase was thoroughly in.
yestigated by such members of the
Legislature as Senators Baldwin and
Brown. whose prominence in the bust.
ness circles OF the Territory is well
known. They approved the purchase
The Legislature approved IT, but Gov.
ernor Dole refused To sign the bill not
withstandiDg IL Is claimed that pre-.
nious 10 the leslslatiNe session ne gave
Mr. booth reason 10 believe that ne con
hiaered the purchase ia'oraoiy
Inc ADVERTISER ATTITUDE was repeat
euly repuula,ed oy Tue Leglsiature' the
ieaaihs business men Oh .hat pody Vot
ing Ior lhe measures J, soush. 10 Dlock'
worcestershire sent 10 ar. ihurstoh'
proprietor Oh the AdNer,iser' 10 learn
MS reasons ior opposing the fauoa
purcnase' returned win the repor.
tnat me sist OF MS attitude was that
sioV'oVo was 100 mueh money ior
marley booth 10 nave IL is appar'
ent from lhIs that the dictator OF the
AusertiSer was Dilnd win personal
preluulce,
40 cover its own weak case the Al
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-08-27

"Dye know. said Mr. Hennessy. we
can 40 firm Chicago to New YORK in
twinty hours? II must be like nyin'."
ITS something like nyin." said Mr..
Dooley. but it's also like fallin on
a roof or bein' dubbed be n polisman."
rs wonderful how luxuryous mod
hren thravel Is" said Mr. Hennessy.
oh. wonderful" said Mr.. Dooley.
ITS almost a dhream. We go to bed
at night in Kansas Ctty an ye ARE
still awake in Chicago in tn mornin'
We lave New York today an mex
Thursdah ye ARE in San Francisco
an cant get back. An all tn time
ye injye such comforts an iligances
as wud make Tn Shah Nv Persia in.
vious If he heerd ~ thin. haven't
travelled much since | hastily put
four thousan' miles Nv salt wather an
smilin' land between me an tn con
stabulary. but I've always wanted TO
/ tiy through space on wan Nv thin, pal
ace ca-ars with tn beautiful names
Tn man that names tn Pullman cars
an tn pa-aper collars iv this country
Is our greatest pote. whoiver he is. I
Cud see mesilf stcppin' aboard palace
on wheels called Obulula or Onarka
an bcin' fred fr'm wan union deepO
| to another. So las month whin a
towny ly mine in Saint Looey asked
me down there ! determined to make
tn plunge with tn invitation come
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-08-27
ceser.i rr~is. Reessme.d.

.MAny II my friends have s~-s p
runs a. = dyspepsia remedy Mia th~
most beneficial r-suifS.- - gohn r.
Irwin. Washington DC.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-08-27

-PerunA T. indeed wonderful s.-a5=,
and for ooagia- and .sia. knD- .;
poihins i.c;isr.--E. NJ >-beIi- ws-h.
instOn. D. g
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-08-27
sr,sss,cr .eercrs, N,rf OF ccuscsrrsss
hrurx.

Writes ~ unhcsi,atinrly state that !
am convinced pcruna V medicine that
viii effect all the cures tha, D. clhius'h
Tor it, u-c."-J. Floyd King, Wash
ington, DC.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-08-27

house. There we've three handsome
wash hnslns. wan plccc " shy. cves
w SOAP an towels galore that "
almost enough 20 ~ round IN front
" each wash basin was q dilicately I
nurured child ~ luxury clcansin him
sln an M surroundin' furniture o.
wan blow iiavin' injycd a very w.
freshin Rttimpi NJ bath. I sauntorcd
out into IN car n looked almost like
tbs pitchers IN IN pamphlet, or wud We
u all N boots had been removed Tn |
scene was rendered moro attractive
be th' prisincc w IN fair sect a
charmin' woman IL always charmin but |
niver more 10 thin ON sleepin car
In tn mornin' afther hard nights
rest an forty miles firm = curlip i'm.
With their pretty faces slightly
sthreaked be tn right Nv way. their
eyes dancin with suppressed fury an
a pitcher that few can frget-an'
they're lucky. But me eyes were not
rr thin. To tell ye tn thruth. Hinnis-
sy. I was hungry. | thought 10 ind a
place among tn coal In me f'r wan Nv
thin sumchous meals ! had r-read
about. an ! summoned tn black prince
~, -, 50.
ye'er superbly equipped bufay. says
-. - - -,
tomatoes. canned asparagus. an wa
- !.
e " =. ~ ..
- -. -. r..
-: -. a. -. 90. a..
- -. 80 -, !,,,,. = a.,
- -. -. ..,..,.
~ -. -.
-. oP'" say nv s'''" "'"''s
! An 30 we "hlied I'd time away uil
SAINT L"oey was reached. v brleh an
ms "ne hurs.n me pa'A 10 ne. i ray
turned on IN cahal ooa'. an mere
am almost as wen as oeiure l tnaoe
me pleasure 'auht N MOI soih 20 q"
again. Le' 'hiih 'hat WIZ Desh IN
Ner 1 ieel IN desire 70 ny throneh
space ! 'hioN I"ut "oiiats oul ~ u
WINDOW put eihaef ih'o me eye an
50 " "'u YIN = S''''' :" ~
!, suess' hinhiSsl. WIN &c eonle 10
: 'ninA ~ II, theS am amy sueh 'nihs
AZ iuN"rs IN 'h'alei. We was iheaht
10 s,ay "hefe We iOuho Ourselves ms.
an 'hiaNehih i c"nthf! 10 hatuIt-
tan 20 VI IN Chieaso I" New boFh IN
Nin'y nouih, pu' Nna' VA nh4',hs'
WIN Nhica&o. can MP" piaSeh Se1'
.neI oe not e"ih 10 thil- tniuh ~
naiy as I'd nome ~ IN fop-. h" no
gan VINO mas o'eh thei.. ihihAs ~ !.
as IN nome " N hea. J can So IN
uome " 81. fethers hsln AGAINST ID
say nut ne can on see U esonlah
ohat ehsreen MN eigh'E mars OF lhlI'
, " cents " our money 10 carry MN
arounu th Dioch' 'hihh ~ New ioIA
az p'aee NheIe Peopie ST. snihin
, their uInonos WIN ss,n napkins ~
, IN "a'u"ii an uniAih'n endnpatn'
ou' " eooin coai seuuies WIN 1aNI
! W. "a,es. put ! AhoN man GOV
shefe tha' nhfiNes ohiaS- I've o.
4 ways wanted 70 see IN hockE A"nh
.aihs' pu' 'neS uoh iooh DE- '~n near
oy as 'heS 10 lar away.
: They amt ann easy va iv thravei
a lin. Our ANCESTORS didn't have amy
fast thrains but they didn't want thin
They looked on man thravellin' az 1
man dead. an 30 he Is Comfort i n
! havin things where ye can reach IhiIn
] man Is As comfortable on came
2 as on a private car an a man who cue
5 injye bonncin' over steel rails al siEi,
miles an hour eud 20 90 sleep on toi
~ a donky milne. Tn good lord did
Mt intind US TO be gAddin' srount th
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-08-27
eesersl ue.s.treet Of tire csasessrs,e


Write: @Iean ie-iily b iii= nerit- 81
l'efana. bah - fsiie and ~uiarrh
remedy. Peruns enjoys iii- 70. zae-s
raputaiion a. oatarrl reIn,-iy q Hty
medicine yet d'-si-.-i. s-Jasne- Lag
street. Gainesville. ga.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-08-27
WILL NOT OBEY COURT.


der no circumstances would she go 90
the Girls Industrial School or any
other school. She wanted 10 go back
to Wong Chee's household.
Dan Renear. who knows consider
able Of the intricate WAYS Of the fair
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-08-27

Writes: ii eoniB-Bd PerunA 10 .iss--e
Who are trOuisled with oslds Pr~ss-is=
-stzrrh a. most sffieseia-u. -ure and A.
. good general ioni----s-hs-- y Ne--k-.
2iS d. -. y. w. Washington. H. -
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-08-27
General Mcersce Of q. S. A.

Writes: IL have no hesitation in rec
omrsencing Peruna 10 al persons who
are afflicted with catarrhal inouiies---
!. n. Mcbride. 40 fennsyivaniA Ave,
X. w, Washington. II. c.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-08-27

NslIs= -Go1-r Peruzs4 "a h-~a E-sli
~ ~ Hai ~ frS-ss-I- a. 4 rel5ef fDr ~
tsrriss' irsusAis. n tn sls- sss--r t.zsefs-izl
rr-SliE-- 4s1 - sssavfsre.s - ti@ cf-S1sry
% i'.--Ba1 ti.st d. ~ h--fsats - give
j. ,uy r-~-s,n.s--Sdari--s-~-- Cs---=-
Tz,1rr. - d -, - y. Wz-EiSston.
u -
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-08-27
Cea ps,se 81 nzssisfiss. D. C.

Wits: II gOss ~fsk NJ usrara-s@. in
Fe-sznB-s8is< P-russB y ny frs-rs>i- A.
an iasiEgrEsin< -Ss5~ - hSfIf Up tn
-sss@-a---ss-n- Esgsse r. Paya-. &c
s;h 81 y w. w1-hfa=to,a- be.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-08-27
% Army Generals Send Letters Of Endorsement To
The Inventor of the Great Catarh Remedy. Pe.runa


Cen. J. .. Ric.l-~. "a =. -. =. ",
Maeainrtssn. y. g ~tis-ss
-rssuns hns fnaae ~ vel saa a Ne.
riVsn snc nser~ tlrn -rdins,v str-ugiA
pad -gsisii Sc ~erk.-
ceaL opshur 81 wsshssstse. o. c.
Mrscs: -As rnsn, g nv fricnts and
scesslnt.nc-s hss- -s-o-ssfuily us-d
that u 10 a. .ss-siv- r-rs~iy. All re
o.snrscns ID a. snch TO fhs-~ suffering
frcsn thai di--a-- a. . rns-; hopeful
s~uroe q r.ls-f.--Isns-s X. Ofs-irne,
- Brcsd-sy. w.shingt.a. DC.
ee.rra chsse. Asst ~ cesI. G. A. r.,
Nrit-ss -Tse exoeiien-e 10 P-runs az
~ur- 90 r~isef f~r catarrhal disturb
.-.r.as T. ~.il e-fzlii-issd. Many q my
frs-s1s have I--~n l-n-fit-d By H. u-~."
b y. chz-~, - Hsrrf-yn 81. Ana
@o.sls- DC.
eessrA s. s. SsSsr u Gale.
wris-.: II have fsund Peruna to IL .
u~.d<-fui r-ss1dy. only u.-si u for .
.lssrt tir.r- and nm thoroughly .sti-fi-d
"a o. st. Sr-rff-.--s. :. Y~i-r. wash
in=tSs- DC.
eeszrd G'cer.ss sf U. Y. lefies,.
v--s.~s: -If yoH are sufierinx from ~
izrrh 80 yisy-izsl si-i.slits. Immediately
essssEssa-y- ii4e u-- q P~runa. IL has
hsez - the greatest b-neft snh s..rvi~s
10 nasy Of my fri-n,i-. - Dennis
O'coaEoT, - and ST., y. W. wa-h-
isg-Su, Il. q.
GenL wright 81 tine Confederate Army.
wrife-: Il take pleasuT. m recon-
ns>ndin< Peruns. Is Il remarkable
u1esi~fn~ and should - used ~ persons
Who are In need u a good tonic and
~ sufferers from catarrh."-Msrcus
wrizht. 1875 Coseoran So, wsshtngton,
DC.
CeaL hssiey 81 " ssAiaItsa. D. C.,
Write: II have u->d Peruna and find
10 very h~n>fi-iaI for kidney trouble and
especially god f.r coughs. colds and
catarrhal troahIe-.--A. y. HavIey.
ees tres Of Sssaish war vetersas.
wTte-: MANY 81 nv friends have
nd P-runa with beneficial results a.
an ese~tLs- rrn,~,Iy for estsrrh.--N.
ErHn~t UrrII, sIg ierb ST., y. W., WASH
fn-tou. DC
Orb~r Army Generals who praise Pc
runa are:
B5xsdser-0esersI cook Of WASH
Ssxfoa. D. L.
General Middleton. Hancoek Rexi.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-08-27

Writes; al have used Pcruna for ca.
tarrhsl trouble and find 81 beneficial
and 10 he all that u promi-es. and freely
give 10 my unqualified recommends
tion. "-Roi,crt smails.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-08-27
cc.cral sms.r 81 s..ss c-.eu..a.

Writes; 81 csn recommend lsruna ior
dNsI"'psia and stomnrh trcuiac. ] hass
lr-on using your rncdi-in. 20 q sl.efs
period nnd ! fc,l very lnuosa r.lies-d.
n b indeed y w'ondcrfui m..dl~ine ~.
sides good tonic. IN. G. Ruslsr.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-08-27

shs Pevn
taGsb Ae~ nd ss a one d o. a ssua
O q H s u
sen~. . . . I'm
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-08-27

Writes; al am fully convinced that
your remedy Peruna IS an excellent
tonic. Many Of my friends have used IT
with the most beneficial results for
coughs, colds and catarrhal trouble."-
Ira G. Abbott, sce NJ. St., y. W. Wash
fngton, DC.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-08-27

wrs-.: II have found P~runs to be .
-ssd~-fui r-snady. 'oniy u-ed ., for .
.ssSrt tiru- and am thnryszhly satisfied
"a % So Ss-rit-.--s. :. Yai-r. wash
in=ton. BIC.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-08-27

Writes: 81 can rcccmrncnd fcruna -
all fho~e who are afilicird with rnsArrl,.-
-ccnerai u. T. Kirby. washtnEson.
DC
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-08-27

Nritass Il -ts eh--rfuIIy r--sssans~nd
Fa-ur re-ns,sy n a p~rszas.nt zBt cH-,s-
tive eure fSr eH,arrh- e9sIs and - any
ar- -lso ra-~rt- ~ invi=S-affs< tOabe g
iGiN up t,-sr sy-'er1IT-I- J.. Lanai.
Iss sSsi 81 ws-hss<tSa, DC.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-08-27
Important Announcement
of Our
Sale of Fine Silks

We have been preparing for this sale for many
weeks: now it is ready to begin Thursday morning,
September ISt. at O'Clock.
II will make the early part of September, days long
TO be remembered among Of desirable silks.
Prices are such as will keep continual stream of
buyers at the silk counter.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-08-27

Nrltess Il can sb-~Tfzily r--snm>nd
ypar s1l'asss- r<ro-1y P~ruas A. . very
eS~-ls-ni tOsse- Hr>s also good fsr~oa-h-.
eo36s- csssrrA- as,I =es-rai d~afissy.--
Va a. s-A-1n<. ~ ". ga -. Jsck-.,a-
riiie- Fls-
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-08-27
Mr.. Dooley On The
Comforts Of Travel.
by y. -. DUNNis.

JCopyueht 1904, BY Mcclure. Phillips, n Co..
- =, - =, - =.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-08-27

Writes: "Sour medicine. Peruns, he-
lieve 20 he the best medieine for esiarrh
on the market. have taken only .
small amount, and eau see very befefi-
cial results.---w. q. 1Arneli. sis2 Lin
coin street. y. y. Washington. DC.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-08-27

Writes; ~ Af,er using one l,osfie q Pc
runs i-csme convinced e sts curative
qualities. and -onfinued iis use - date
All syrnrioms of cstasrh have dissF-
rcsred. 80 I continue sc Moderate nee
a. preventive. and - eid rasn's sa-ni>--
w. ~. Powell. B~iievSiie. IL
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-02-05
A los viajeros

La Empresa de Manuel .TSMseaex,
de Aguadilla, hace saber al p1blico la
anulaclon del convenio con la Compa-
fifa del ferrocarril para la venta de los
asientoS en- el coche correo entire Ca
muy y Aguadilla. Desde ell /. Q de
Febrero el pasaje valdrA $40 obte
niendose los billetes la llegada de los
trenes Ademas ofrece coches para
viajes entire estos puntos 4 preclos
modicos
IS i-hs6f
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-02-05
CRUI CASTRO
AVOCADO YNOTARTO
CRUZ - AAN JUAE
American Railroad Company d Porto Rico
sERVICIO DE AUTOMOVILEs

A partir del dia prinero de Febrero
1904, Sc establecera un servicio de
AUTOMOBILES, entire Camuy y Aqua
dilla, en- conexi6n con los trenes de Ia
Compafifa del FerrocarriI de San Juan
4 Ponce. ~
Este servicio estarA q cargo del ex-
perimentado automovilista Mr.. G. HI.
Martin ~
Los itineraries actuales seguirzn en-
sigor por el rnomento.
Quedan 4 Il disposition del p1blico
cinco asieutos en- FL autom6viI, pudien-
do reservarse estos asientos de antema-
no en- las estaciones del Ferrocarril 8
en- el nismo tren. 81 precio del asien-
g en- autom6vil sera ieual al del coche
9 sea de $500.
OH i
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-02-05
E. FRANCO. F9AR2g!RI,so. FazaSgzz,

El meor GOLMADO eonfterfa reposteria Ecores vines
OOnservas
Sc srven encargos de duces vzcochones coneaa hel&
dos, ETC.. etc, para bodas bautizos.
Importaciones drectas de todas procedenca.
Gran fabrica de chocolate al elaborado
axdcar del pals.
Prennado EXPOSITION Buffalo de 1907 con moaal
le bronce la de Charleston de 1904 con Ia de
Production diaria goo libras.
Agents San Iuan SIDRO A. SANCHEZ.