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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-12-24
Aaen nulern 0eierHl
Rsebt frSbliebe Weibnaebten!
9Setbma6ten.

WelbnnhteH. ba8 ihDne sseIt Der
NdhItenliebe, jeue S%tunoen, in mel<
d)en Der Menib Dem Wenihen ndber
tritt. als ionit, m1 oer Srieoens=
uio 8sri1huungsSauber unter Dem
ifrablenoen @eibnabtsbanm aud ote
b9rtefte &ruite. Die lih UNI ous 0erS
leaen mag, gum S1melsen bringt,
oieIe fDltlihe Mubepaule in Dem 5Dr=
uigen 5treite, Cen Die menidliden
2ebeweien in Der gerfoleuna ibrer
ielbltiIben Snterelien nit chamber
fibren fife linb anQebroben, uno
fDer oa tam, Der 9ebe ii1 Dem pDuen
3auber oieier Oale 0es s5rieoens in
mitter Der Wtiierert oeS tdgliHen 2es
bens Bin, Der merbe gum @eihnahtsz
menib, Der INN bieie Belt Der Winz
terionnenmenoe ibun felt Sabrtaus
Ieroen, menn aub INNER nur auf
einige StunDen, in un8 ertpadt, Der
unS thinner tpieoer oas lelige Mldr.
den ppm Slid ms DIR raltit unD
ia urtS ben @lanben nidt abiterbert
ldBt, oaB aus benz ShDBe Der alten
oDh nod einrnal cine neue, Before
groe iih lo8ringer muB.
nnb oieier @laube mabt oas
Weibnabtsfeft au einem Ginoerfeit,
oaS uns ale uieoer periungt uno in
oas SUNDERLAND mieoer beimtebren'
laBt. Darur1 fort nit ben @eoaneen
an oas BerfeltngSleben, per Sag lei
gaR5 Der 9dditenliebe. Der Sreube
i'm 4reife Der 2ieben unb 5reunoe
geuiomet. 0Drert mir niht auf ben
@Bnifer. Der iber Die feiner Weinuns
rlam Deraltete, in Die rtaterinliftiIbe
Dentmeiie niht u1ebr pniienoe @eibz
aat5tSfeier IpDttet, uno nuber mir
oie@ele3enbeit Gus init ben Sr6bliHen
frDbtib 5u iein.
Dnber ben @eibnahtsbaum ars
ge5iinoet - bic &inher mpnen lire
5reube baben uno bic Mlten aud.
Gr lit bns Symbol oes enig iungen
3idtS, 0a8 ftets BON tieuert Die Mselt
erfuQt. uro baB er es g~epDroen lit,
oas ueronntt ons 2ono ieinen oeut=
i@en WeuDbnerr. Sic fino BON je,
bee elm N~aturp0lt aeueien, benz Der
Balo bns 2iebfte lit.
gei jeoer @elegenbeit muB er lein
2aub our 8erberrlihung Der Jeite
liefern, 81 Sfterr, unb gu Bfnften
uno mitten i'm Binter CUR Weibs
1ahtsseit. BET allen Seftltbteiten
snu6 Der Walb feline 3meige unb
jlagen Bdur,e gum Shmud uno
snr b6d3ften Weibe b~er9eben.
Beibnahten Tam in ben tpeiteften
areilen oes 2anoes pbne bas Tans
Iieu9riin nidt ntebr aeoadbt tueroen.
uno mir oiirfen urs bieIes Sieges<
sslges bes oeutihen Weibnahtsboums
mol riibn1en, er lit cine Der 1d6nftea
Bereiherungen. Die mir benz Mmeris
tnnertum aebraht bnben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-12-24
MuerIei.

Nm 6. uno s. Sanuar brinqt
Der ~3iesertrana uno aemiihte @bor
m Der ct. Soiepbs 6aue elm Oratos
torium our IuHabruua.
Der 9. 81. Deutihe Mdnnerz
dor iteut morgen abeno fnr feline
Wltalieoer i'm Saal oes Miiiions=
@artens einen Weibnabtsbaum auf.
Das Begar @ouutp Sarmer-
Snitltnt bdlt am 81. DECEMBER i'm
BnitneB Wiens Club cine Yer5amm-
lung ab.
Nue Baufen bleiben am Wuns
tag aeiGloiien.
Der NohfOlaer pott &eaaan
0ouItOn als Wanneer Der Traction
&ompagnie uno Der elettciIden uno
@assInitalt beiSt $. W. 2ittea unb
Commit BON Chattanooga. Sem.
@r tritt iein Nmt am 81. &e3snsber
an.
Die Bempbner oun Qaurel
0el9bts babeu Die Biloutta zines
neutrality-suspicious. beIhlofen,
I'm Semer8 at,sule8en.
Ser YDli5ei ftno peridlieocne
bauseinbruhe gemeloet rpproer.
Die Sale aesen 5ranf Sol.
cornbe uuo S. s. Bopt, Die nod bonn
Strabenbabns Streit Der oatierer unb
als Die sOgnamit" : S6le betaunt
ilno. fiuo nieoerseiblaaeH poroen,
neil tein geniiaenoes 3eugnis gegen
Die Ingetlaaten erbrad3t suer0en
tDnRte.
Wurgen uno nbermoroen
fpnimt i'm @rOBen Opernbaule 6as
prd6tige Iustattunesitid ,Babes
in Eoplanb1 ueldes iid oorsnalid
fir cine MISUNDERSTANDING eias
net nno aub gang beiDnoers elm
auditorium .uDn &inbern entsiifen
.piro. sur Nufabruna. Wuntaq
nahmittag ftnoet cine Matinee ftatt. 4
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-12-24
@tn burdhaehennes pfera.

eas iuie ton Die StraBen entIamg raft,
iobaB bic 2ente aus Dem Masen fallen
ODER bnnbert Sdne dbnli6er Dirt, finb
altdgli6e @reignife. gs if baber fir
Seoermann angebra6t, cine allberldlz
lige Sable BEL Der 6anb 3u babem, aber
feline 1T 70 gut, wie u8udIens Nrnieaz
Sable. grarbmunben, S6nitte,
punoe Stelen, SalsfluB um6 6ds
m~orrboiben beilen bana1 unb oerz
ldtpin6em f9nea inter ibrert linbernz
Dem ginHu6e. IS gent8 in ben 4poz
tbeten BON s.. S, s. S6mibt unb 30.
QreiB.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-12-24
almf ben @naen pes sebeus

tam elm Iedes ShiHlein benz unter9anae
nttbt etltgehen. peftige Stiirme bleiben
ntdt latlge aus uno nur Der &Drper fam
lie n~beroauern, Der nit reinem Slut, pel<
ler Gefuuobeit oage9en gefett III. Ser
treibt Die ihiimmen SDleen Der gers
oauungsf6rnngeu, bic Magens, 2eber<
auo Nierenleioen. ibDu i'm Seine, reiniat
guer Blut BON 8eit Su 3eit uno berlhaft
Dem &brper NIT ben beriihnteu ct. 8err
naro's s&rduterpilen bic r6tiqe @eSunb-
belt. Sic belfen tets nno idaoen loDdl
babel ME. oenH lie entbnlteu rur heilfrdf
tIge yFlnt5enfafte un6 teine metauiidhen
Mebn1ittel, tpie 0uedfilber uno Nntitnpn.
70 Gents. NHe Nppthefen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-12-24
Ser aaH.pf ,ptro elm erp,tterter lei,

Dieienigen, Die babel bebarren, ibrt
Dbreu. ben aabauernben @mpfebIuuaen
non ,,Sr. Sings 0ener @nt6edunq''
fir S9winbiu6t 81 perl9IieBeu, tuers
Den einen langen erbitterten aampf
aus5ufedten baben gegen lire 2eiber,
ipeiln 6euielben ni9t balb elm berhdnas
rlIsooles s3iel geieBt nirb! Man lele,
mas 3, H- geaa bon 8eau, Mif. gu
tageit bat; nGebten 9erbf 3eigte meme
Trau Symphonic BON S9winbfudt.
Sic nabm Or. Sings Ieue gnt6ez
dung, na6bem aaes anbere feline
Wirfung perfeblt bate, 5ofort seiqte
it'd 8eherung unb bier Glai9en beilfen
lte Doaig. @arantiert Don Ben 4potbss
fern q. S. s. S9mibt unb 4boIph
DreiB. preis SO Gents unb $1.O0.
prObe. Slaiden fret
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-12-24
Telttags : Staten.

Sin Sabrpreis plus 10% Der &on=
pentiDnss 8aiis nta Der .,&atg" nad)
alien 8unften in Teras fir Die Seier=
taae. 8ertnnfstaee 49,, a., 25.,
26. DECEMBER unb 1. Sauuar, aiiltia
biz 4. Sanuar 1905.
Wegen @in5elbeiten tuenoe man
lib an bic Ngenten Der r&atp" Doer
ibreibe an IS. q. Grub.
Dallas. Ger.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-12-24

Die arDSte Guspabl in Itets
tplu~fDrrlieten NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
bot Der Jumelier g. 6erbberg, 329
WeitsG Commerce. StraSe. CT bat elm
letneS MfiDrtiment BON Diamanten,
Snwelen. Grandchildren aQer Grt,
ubcen, Hinaen. Silbers uno WfeIiers
1tmieomdreu unb Gancps Mrtitetn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-12-24

grlff bent Gsaren bod ans 6er8 uno
Dffnete ibm Die Nuaen, Or heldlos
cine S~Dftemduoerung uno berteF ben
fir liberal aettenoen Giirlten Stpta,
topolf WirStn Gil Blebue's SteQe
ms Wtiriifertum. Der neue Wint=
tier bot oeun auh ieinem liberalem
Guf @bre gemadlt, nit eruBem @iTer
cling er oaran, cine &eform ms
Wert 81 leben, burd Die TuBtano
weniqitens ben erften Sbritt gu leis
f1er GinfibrunQ in Die &eibe Der
tonitituttoneaen Staten tun rpiiroe,
aber Die unenolidliten Shmieriofeiz
ten fteuten iid ihm in oen Bea.
Sntriauen uno &dmpfe al allen gden
uno @noen uno als er6Btes 6inoer=
nis Die BillenSihndhe oes 8ai1ers
ielbt. Nab ben neueIten Nadrid=
ter beiBt es ioaar, ooB oas qanse Res
formuert 9eideitert lei uno Gitolaus
Dieoer gang unter Dem @influB Der
reattionaren &reiie ieines 6ofes
Itehe.
W69lid 1T bas idon, aber OBJ man
in Stanoe 1T. in Der alten 8eiIe
weiter 81 arbelten. cas- Itbeint oeun
ood iebr fraali6. 9a bat Die Iusz
ftbt auf &etorm Die noeiteiten 8olfs=
frelle oend bod at lebr aesoft, lit
Die augemeine unaufrieoenbeit nit
ben beitebeneen 8uftdnoen oenu bod,
gu oeutIih bersoraetreten. unlerer
W1einuna nah lit Die Belt Der Bob=
bieoonossep, Sipiaain uno 9lebme
aud in GuElanb pDrbei, iino audi
bort Die NetbDben eines Nitolaus
bes Grften uno Qleranoer oes Drits
ten nibt mehr ourhfnbrten. Dess
balb gluuben mir AUDI on bic rueltee=
IhtdtliGe Bebeutung jener Winifterz
mDrbe.-
Das Sabr 1904 bat oiele Broblene
unael0it aelafiert. piele syraaen oe=
iteat uno niele 5offnuugen geroeft.
Wiro Die 8utunft allies lDien, beant.
mUrten uno erfiuen? 6pffen mir els
uno NIT oieier 0DHnung mplIen mir
in oas neue Sabr biniberaeben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-12-24
Waslide gSeihnadtsaeideufe

Wir baben cine eroBe Iusmabl
geoiegerer 8uloz uno SilbersWareu
auer Irt. nbren. Sancp : Irtifel,
0perngldier, gigarettens Gtuis, Res
genibirnte, 5paaierftDGe uno piele
anoere Artitel, Die Iid gu 8eibs
naGtsaeldenten eiauen ur,o sueleid
niBlib uno mertppQ 1ino.
Webriioer GriBer,
SumeIiere.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-12-24
@egen biliaer Grenriionsraten

nad Buntten in 9eras uno 2oui.
iiana. Miiiouri, Grtanias. SGinois,
&entudu. Snoiana uuo Oklahoma
5erritorium unD Dem SaoDlten, mens
bet guh an iraeno einen Iidet Waens
ten Der 9eras uno Bacific 8abn 0oer
idreibt an 6. IS. Turner. @ene.
ral. Baiiagiers Iaent, 9allas, Seras.
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Staaos unO Saihemnbrem, WeIs
lerldmieomaren, Ebee : @5erpice,
granddaughter, Serpierteuer, 8lu.
men'8aien uno pieles anoere All raj.
lonablen Breiien bel ben leitenben
Suuelierer.
ebrieer griber,
A4 Wefts Commerce GtraSe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-12-24
Sdalide Sourifen Sd)Iattpaaeu

nab g~alifornien. ebeniD nab ct.
Souls pia 9eras & 8acific Babn
0bne Wehiel. 6freibt an irqeno
einen Eidet : Ngenten neger oieIes
neuen Dienites Doer an 6. 8. Eur.
ner. General Baiiaeiersgaeui, Dal'
las, geras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-12-24
Cine RebDlutinn lit gtbt!

Gin fi6eres Qnaeiden bon beporfe.
bemoen nntmdl5ungen urS ernffen stu.
ritngen in Sbrem SDfem Iinb NerpOfi.
tdt, Sdlafoiigfeit pber uebelfeit.
uglectric 8itters" tpirb balb Die ldfi.
gen uria9en bierpon serft0ren. Dies
Msittel berfeblt ME, BEN Magen su ftar
fen, Die Niereu 1tnb ben 9arm : Cana
gu regnliren, bic 2eber ai3uresen unb
bag 8lut 5u reinigen. 9eIon6ers qfin.
Zig tpirft bas Mittel auf erf66pfte
Werben Spiteme unb ale banlit i'm
3nlammenbange tebeitbe 8ei6mer6en
beri9minben inter Der frdftigen Sin.
tpirfuns befelben. Electric 8itters"
toitet nur 50 Gents unb bas @elb nirb
anrlidgegeben, tpen,t es nidt pDuige
Vefrieoigung gepdbrt. Garantirt 6urd
bic Mpotbefer Geo, S. s. S6mibt unb
Nb. DreiS.
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nniere Sortraqs : Sale

1T Die beauemite uro gleidseitie Die
bette Saae fir muiitaliihe Inter-
baltungen. Qls @mpfanas : Sale
ooer fir B~eriammlunaen belonoers
aeeignet. Die Nfuitit 1T perfect.
SboS. @Oaqan & Bros.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-12-24
Gmmuaftaae

G9mnfita&e in 0iamauten,
Obrringe, 8rohen, Irmbanoer nit
Oiamanten beiebt, bic aroBartialten
nno ihDnften bel ben tonanaebenoen
Supelieren Webrii0er GriBer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-12-24

Sriaen uro slusemglaIer tuer,
Den angepaBt pm Dem praftiIhen
Oetiter g. Sertbers, SEQ. 800 IS.
Commerce StraSe.
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M6tnna!

Samilier, tuelde an itledten Strat
gen nobren, tueroen b6Hiblt erIuht,
ipr 0ols I'M trUdenen 8etter gu be-
iteflen.
CARR WooD & Coal Co,
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sSictur" : S%predmaidineu.

Die aaer9r6Bte Ausmabl BON
y6ecoros" au baben i'm Muiits Ba.
lat, Gde 0UuitDu- & 0abarrp-
StraBe.
Sbos, 6oqaau & Bros.
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Often bis 10 uhr gbeuos.

Der Multi 8alait miro ieoeu
Nbeno bis 10 nbr often fem, biz
uah Weibnadten.
SbOs. 6paqan & Sros.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-12-24

Sir ubren, Ginae, Diamanten
uno mas nod ionft Die eleaanten
Weihnaft8., Neuiabrsgeibenfe finb,
Darob fid freuet syral unb aino,
8eiude man nur Serbberg'8 StDre
6ier finoet allies 6ies man uur.
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Gbiferina & S0bue.

Die bette BrDouttion Der 8elt.
Ser aDnis aler piamos. nlln.
rlgbtsA uno .@ranos" i'm Wulif.
galalf, @de 5ouitDns & 0aoarrps
StrnBe.
Sbos. gpagam & gros.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-12-24

va 4uiteru aus Der Sd,ale. 9uo
&cos. Saloon.
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s9ptle" Robfe 81. 5Oper gouue
CARR WOOD co,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-07-29

It is not surprising therefore
that its circulation is so extensive
and its patronage so large.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-07-29
A NAPOLEON LETTER.

On Nav 20 1916 Sir Stanford Rahles governor Java
long letter his friend Sholto Hare describing VISIT
Helena The letter had been published
until few appeared in the London Daily Mail
From following description of Napoleon
of him from the window across the lawn
behed what expected an interesting animated
and figure heavy clumsy looking man, moving with
very gait reminding of citizen oungng in the
teagardens about London on sunday afternoon ne was
large plain, cooked hat dakgreen hunting coat with
white keseymere breeche and white
stockings He had passed review than the count
Iascaas Quilted party inform that the
peror would receive behold the OF
certainly the greatest man the age attempt de-
with which approached him. let sui
every favorable to him. His ia
always demanded admiration and in the brancy
word, felt Tor his present
On approach he stopped took Oft his hat and
slightly bowed them placing his hat under his lett ARM commenced
string OF questions which he put IN quick ana III
unexpected authoritative Your name
you om What country? You are from ava did you
the expedition against 1T HAD the Duch taken
kings of the islands conduct themselves Are
the Spice Islands also coded? In what ship did come? What
cargo? than the Bourbon? Does Batavia
forming Who these? then introduced Ganham
Your regiment? Have been wounded? lrav
introduced when he in like demanded his
regiment On introducing Sir Thomas Slvese
cirurgen he repeated surgeon surgeon and making an IN
naton mutually bowed, put hats and turn
back back withdrew from each other Count de Bertrand
followed Us paake of refreshments, which
the honor of receiving off the imperial silver and then mount
ing horses made the best OF Our way 10 the vay, winch W"
just and just in time embark
Bonapare either be different his present appear
what he have all been in
deceived In person he is like old Wademaat
Batavia, than any This resemblance struck us
be belly, but in other points
he does not fall short in size square, his color aow
eyes jaundced without rejecting of light His
vsage general unlike that OF Brazilian
the ungentlemany that witness
While speaking he took snuff rather seemed to take It, tor
altogether treated in the
his humor he to do his interiors
Believe me, Hare, this man is monster
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JOHN NELL
(Late of Cation, Neill & Co., Ltd.)
ll27 Fort Street

Having succeeded to the business of
B. s. GREGORY & CO., is prepared to
give estimates on all kinds of Building
Supplies, Wood or Iron Work; will also
buy and sell all kinds of machinery,
new or second hand. Engineers Sup
plies to Order.
ON HAND AND FOR SALE:
One pipe Cutting and Threading Ma
chine from Il in. to in, made by D.
Saunders Sons, N Y, complete with
counter shaft; also geared for hand
power, in good condition.
One Standard Gasoline Engine, ia
n. p, second hand, in good order.
One Universal Grinder for Lawn
Mower Knives. and general work.
Will be sold cheap for cash., ETC., etc.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-07-29
HOW GREAT WAS HIS HURRY.

ST have just come down from one of
your little country towns said F. NJ.
Carson of Buffalo last night. land while
there I saw a great big, tall, husky
looking fellow, wearing a broad brim-
med black hat and with a mustache of
luxurious growth, come rushing into a
barroon, saying:
Hello, Bill! Give me drink quick.
I'm in a hurry
Sorry, John, but whiskey's just gave
out. Have to tap a new barrel in the
cellar, I guess
IAN right said John, the broad
brimmed man. I reckon I've got to
wait; but hurry up with that drink.
just heard my house is on fire
John had his drink, the burning OF
his house to the contrary notwithstand-
ng.'-Louisville Herald.
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Just what is the destination of this vehi-

just what is the destination of this vehi-
Gle"
Then, as the poor little girl, utterly
crushed by this flow of language, shrank
back the man proceeded to chuckle. But
his satisfaction was short lived. A young
fellow, with his hat on the back of his
head, who had overheard, got up to leave
the car at this point, and as he did so
he shot glance of whitening scorn at
the old man.
"Aw! what are you givin' us, you daffy
old guy?" he said. Then, turning to the
girl and modulating his strident voice a
little, he continued: Yes, miss; this car
goes to Germantown all right. What
with some of its passengers, it's pity
it don't go by the bug house. "-Phila-
delphia Record
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a slight hesitation she turned appealing
ly to an elderly man seated nearest to
her
Is this car going to Germantown ?"
she asked sweetly
Really. madame" replied the man adj
dressed, throwing into his speech a man
ner of exaggerated politness, Il regret it
extremely, but | am not sufficiently in
the confidence of the traction company
to state with any degree of confidence
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-07-29
SORRY HE SPOKE

A girl who got on an Eighth street car
the other day bore in every outward fea-
ture the appearance of being what is
usually described as a sweet young
thing" She was as modest and shrink
ing as a woodland flower Yet she pos
sessed, evidently. some of that confidence
which pretty woman feels in the power
OF beauty over the average man, for after
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-07-29

The limit: Corncrib Conrad-"Aint it
disgusting de way desc foreigners is
crowding in everywhere" Next-House
Noonan-"Fierce; de last time I wuz
in jail dey put me in a cell wild a Pole
an a Dago. Wot yer t'ink O. dat?"-
Puck.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-07-29
Q. 70 * @ MO

Contractor for Stone and Cement Work
Prices: No. 2, l cubic yard, $1.7O; No
.. cubic yard, 81 80; No. 4. 1 cubic yard
SOS. Delivered to any part Of the city
Emma Hall, corner Beretania and Nuu-
anu Phone Blue 1911.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-07-29

Aquarium
NOW OPEN!
kapioDani Park

THE AQUARIUM WILL BE OPEN
on Week days from 10 o'clock a. m. to
p. m. and from to $3.50 o'clock p. m.
On Sundays it will open at 1 p. m.
ADMISSION will be FREE on
Thursdays. On other days a charge
will be made of 10 cents to adults and
cents to children under fourteen years
Of age.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-07-29
Special Features

The Sunday Advertiser is a
clean, reliable newspaper, worthy
of a place in the family circle.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1904-08-20
TICKLER'S WlFt'S HAIR.

A member of the London stock ex-
change was married a short time age
and the first time he appeared OF
change after the honeymoon, one OF
his friends suddenly reached over ano
took long brown hair from his
shoulders
"Looks bad in married man,
Ticker" he exclaimed, holding it NJ
to the light.
ooh, that's all right replied
Ticker smiling it's my wife's. -
"No, no; that won't do, +" respond
ed the friend; "your wife's hair il
darker than that.
This made Ticker angry and he ex-
claimed, excitedly, 1 tell you it's my
wife's, / fancy / know my wife's hail
when see it. -
well, you certainly ought to, =
said the friend But are you
sure p
sSure?" OF course am. Why
do you ask ?''
"Oh. | thought, perhaps, there
might be some mistake. You see l
found it on Browns shoulder just be-
fore ] saw you. - Short Stories.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1904-08-20
PROCLAMATION OF ELECTION.

Agnrai,ly 10 resolution of the Demo
cratic Committee of the First District oil
To, FIRST Circuit OF Louisiana, and the
rules Of the subj committee of said Com
miitee adopted July 80, 1904, and which
are herewith published.
Notice is hereby given that Demo
cratic Primary Election will be held at
The vations polling places in each of the
Parishes composing the First District Of
the First Circuit Of Louisiana under the
proposed amendment relative to the Court
OF Appeals. including Vermillion Parish, on
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 10TH, 1904,
from The hour Of Seven o'clock A. NJ, to
Six o'clock p. M, for the purpose OF noml-
mating Judge of the said Court of APP
peals from the said District, under the
said proposed Constitutional Amendment !;
also for the purpose Of electing for each
Parish OF the District one member OF the
democratic Committee Of said District.
Notice Is further given, that in the
event no candidate for Judge receives
q majority OF the votes cast at said cleo
lion, q SECOND primary election will be
held on
SEPTEMBER 24TH. 1904,
hei ween The same hours, under the same
rules aud regulations, for the purpose of
a choice between the two
candidates. receiving the highest number
II votes in the first primary.
Given at Crowley, La, this 9th day of
August, 1904.
Attest: P.J. CHAPPUIS,
hartman Democratic Committee First
District First Circuit.
J. Z. BARRY,
Secretary Of said Committee, |
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1904-08-20
LONE HOURS FOR NURSES.

1t always makes me smile to hear
men talk about their long hours' said
O trained nurse. relates the Philadel.
phia Record. IF by any possible
chance a man has not had his clothes
off for "a hours you never hear the
end of it, unless perhaps the occasion
has been an all night poker game OF
something of the sort which he isn'i
SO apt to talk about But ordinaril,
he makes great fuss over his long
hours, particularly if due to stress OF
work or some unexpected duty Now
trained nurse, even though one OF
the generally accepted weaker sex,
thinks nothing when occasion dc.
mands, of going three or -four days
and nights without once closing her
eyes | was recently called on a ty-
on the following Wednesday the pa
tient died In all that time | only had
five hours's sleep. three ours Sunday
afternoon and two hours Monday
night. On rare occasions / have gone
: even longer than that without any
sleep at all OF course, we try 10
make up for it afterward. but it's a
good bit like cheating nature. - Elk