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fs?v .nrras f r''' 'T ? w y I'rw! 's!my!mFmjMQ$ WfflfQfy ' Ta 9e hI piMMMMMBMltMilMWntMWMIllllll II IIWIMmw K BY AUTHORITY. if . . . - ftp Civicf. or inn Uoaimi op Km'- t. CATION, .Itiiit 7, isttO.- V PU1SLIO SCHOOL EXAMINA TION'S. The niinuiil examinations of the Public Day Schools in tlm Dfotihil of Honolulu, will lip held this year as follow. : schools in 'inr. i:noi,mi i,..vur.vuj:. l)n Monday, .Inly 7th, ti C Muiuvt. Waikik'ikai, anil Moiiiialua. Schools. On Tuesday, .Inly 8th, ut ICainoili ill nuil Mniiievillo Ssehooh. On "Wednesday, July Din. at the I'ohukniua O'nls School mill Kulihi wuena. On TIiiiimIiiv, July 10th.nl Tort Street .School nuil Kuulmtula School. On Fiiday, July 11th, nl the Kiilm hiina (Itoynl) School mid L'alihiuku School. sCllOOI.s IN TDK HAWAII VN I. .t!l,.W!i:. On Moiiduy,.lul.v Mih, at tin- Gov ernment sjehoolhoiuc at Iviiuainhrio, the common schools of Kaumakiipili, Kawaiohao, 1'aitoa mid Itom.i W. XJ T I'.IVA, WAIANAi: AMI KOOI.W- roKo, iii.AND or iniir, as itiu.ows: At Mnkua, M.ni.uui on Moudivy, July 7th. At Pokai, Waiauac, on Tuesday, July Slh At Waiawa, Kwa, ni Thursday, July 10th. At Waiahole, Koulaiipnl.o, on Thursday, July 10th. At Kaneohr, Kwlaupnkn, on Fri day, July 1 1 tli. At llakipuu, K'oolaupol.-o, on Mon day, July 1-lth. The exercises will begin at 0 o'clock a. m. on each uf tho day named, and thu hiiinini'r vacation will ex lenil to Monday, the tithnf September next, on which d.Ue u new toim will begin. V. .IAS'. SMITir, .r)7.i ::i-i:i8 ' Secretary. '-I'll J i)ailu 'juTfttfin Pledged to neither Hut nor Party, But established for the benefit of all. SATURDAY. JUNE 7, 18H0. BILLS BEFORE THE HOUSE. A hill now hoforc the Iluusi.', in 1 induced by Representative Richard, provides for the erection of branch hospitals three on Hawaii, located one eacli at Hilo, Haiuakua, and Kona; two on ilaui to be placed one at Wuilukii and the other at liana; and two on Kauai, one being at Wamiea and the other at Nawili wili. We consider this bill a men lire for the public good. A bill by .Minister Thurston pio poses to admit into the country, Iree of duty, 'fertilize! s of cveiy de-eriptiou, whether natural or manufactured, applicable to the soil, and, all materials to be us-ed solely and cxclu-ivcly for the manu facture c of fertilizers." Considei ing that the couiitiy is dependent almost solely upon agriculture, and tiiat uiM'ieiilttiic is to si laijre extent dependent upon fertilizers, the ob ject of the bill seems desirable. AHOPEH Tetter I'rum lfriiM ut Die l:iil. CuutliK-iii --Till Hi J llisln. nnd tVlll l'to vuil. 1)i:au Sue. My attention haa been called to a circular letter is sued by Chtis. Set Miner's Sons, but written by llerbeit Waid, di;crdit ing the authenticity of my latest work, viz.: "Heroes of the Dark Continent." To the fair and con siderate reader of "Heroes ot the Dark Continent," the letter appears so ridiculous, by reason of its many false statements and the brazenly absiud criticism ot the book, that no word ol defense is necessary from mo. Hut' although "Heroes' of IheDtuk Continent" has readied a sale oLjJiearly iO(),onii copies iu the six weeks that have elapsed since its lit si appearance, many persons may lie deceived by the indefensibly 'untair. guerrilla like letter which the Serlbners arc scattering so genet oasly ow-r the land. Mr. Ward says,' he never heard of me! Well, having been in the wilds of Africa so long, this ig norance may be excused, but his wilful perversion of facts cannot be ho easily nardonetl. - Who is Ward? A good fellow, no doubl, in his way. He was employed as a i representative of the Congo l'ren ; States Association for sovcral years, and while acting in this capacity ho engaged with Stanley and accom panied the great explorer, ns fur as (Jambuya Camp, fiom which post he deserted directly after the death of Uarttelot. In proof of this state ment I submit tho following ex- njnininnn tract front n letter written hy Stanley, August !'pth, 1M, ad dressed to the chairman of the. Emiu i'ashu Relief Committee, and published in full in "Heroes of the Dark Continent." After lelnting the terrors of his march from Kn vnllis back to Ugarrowas in scaiuh of the rear eolnnin, which had been loft in charge of ilurttelot, Jameson and Ward," Mr. Stanley says: "1 found tlm rear column a terrible wreck; out of 2o7 men there, were only 71 leinaining. L him' not the lieait to go into detail-, many, many of whieli are incredi ble, and, indeed, 1 have not the. time for, excepting Mr. ltoiuiy, I have no one to assist me in recog nizing the expedition. " For instance, I left Yninbuya with only a short campaigning kit, leaving my reserve ot clothing and personal ef fects hi charge ot the otlicer. In December some deserters fioin the advance column reached Yninbuya to spread the repoit thai I dead. They had no papers with them, hut the olllecrs seemed to ac cept the report of these Ojeseiteis as a fact, and in January Mr. Ward, at an ollleer' meas meeting, pro posed that my instruction should ho cancelled. The only one who appears to have dissented was 3fr. Runny. Accordingly, my pergonal kit, medicines, soap candles and 'provisions weic sent down the Congo as superfluities. Thus, of making this immense pcrsoual sacri fice to relieve them and cheer them up. 1 lind myself naked nnd depriv ed of even tiio uccp:iiie-j ot life iu Africa. " Kurtunatoly, not one of my olllecrs will envy inc. for their kits are intact it was only myself that was dead " The above is verv strong lan guage; whether wananted or not, 1 leave the public to judge. It is a fact, however, that M r. I'miny ie niained true to his chief, while Mr. Ward Hartlelot having been killed anp Jameii dying in the meantime at Hangala was recreant. Mr. Waid declares that Mr. Stan ley's oliicers had given their pro mise, whether upon oath or not T do not know, thai they would publish no particulars of their own in con nection with the Kiuin J'asua Relief Expedition until six months after the date of his own ollici.il report. Now. if 31 r. Ward considers .Mr. Stanley 'r letteis as an "olllcial" ro poit (which they certainly me) then he. has has not violated his obliga tion. Hut it, on the other hand, he consider- the promise as binding until Mr. Stanley's own book makes its appearance (which lie impliedly does), then he has shamefully be trayed both his trust ami his pledge. Mr. Waul wrote letter after letter to Joseph Hattoii. who sent them promptly, with notes thereon, to I lie London Illustrated News. In these letters 3Jr. Ward described every thing connected with the expedition from the lime of his engagement with it until the disasteis which over whelmed the rear column appeared to justify him in abandoning the remnant and proceeding to ItangaU, and fioin thence to England. These are the letters I used in "Heroes of the Dark Continent'' in making up my history ot the rear column, and I gave the fullest, credit to Mr. Ward for all of them iu my book. Will Mr. Ward assert tlyit "my his tory of the rear column is not coi rect? If he should do so, it would be to pronounce his own descrip tions "The wildest flights ot imagi nation." 31 r. Ward, pronounces, "among other abstudilies" my account of n rhinocerous hunt onthe Aruimi River iu which Major lhuttelot "llgnres some what prominently iu i lie air." In answering this it is only neces sary to nay that iu liir. excitement he has inistakeu a buffalo lor a lhino eeros, a small error, it is tmc, for Mr. Waid to make. Now, if the reader is qalUllcd with the authenticity .l" my histoty uf the tear column, yiven a-j it is in the graphic language of Mr. Ward himself in letters which lie will ad mit the genuineness of, I hope to be equally successful in puning thu uhnoluto authenticity of my history of tlie advance column, under tlm command of 3Ir. Stanley hlmelf. Mauley, as nearly every reader knows, was sent, out to icscui' Einin Pnslia b a committee of English gentlemen who subscribed SloO.OOO to cover the expense of the enter prise. Sir Wm. MacKinnon, 1'icsi dent of the R'itish Eat Alrica Co"., was made I'resideiit ot the commit tee. The expedition was icaly as much n commercial as it was a'pliil aulhiopic undertaking, as you will herealter see. Mr. Stanley was thurefoie practically iu the employ of what was called tlic "Emm l'aslm Relief Committee." Tn this capacity ho made his ro poits to Sir Win. MacKinnon. lie accoidingly sent letters and dis patches to 'l his gentleman from every station on his route. Iu them he not only describes his journey, its pleasures as well as harrassments, but nlso liis adventures with wild animals and savage peoples, which letters were invariably read at called meetings of the Royal Geographical Society. All of these letters and I reports, about tliirtv iu number, and coverinc the maiu features of the expedition from its anival at the uiouth of the Cotmo until the return to Zanzibar, weic, by special ar rangement my correspondent hav ing been sent to London lor the purpose obtained fiom the London Times which was a .subset iber to the expense of the expedition, ami placed in my hands, DAILY BULLETIN: HONOLULU, H. I., In addition to the foregoing, the full and authentic correspondence of Emln 1'nslm and of Mr. McKon uic. a missionary in Cential Afiica. was placed at my disposal, from all of whieli sources I hae irathered material for "Heroes of the Dark naterial for "Heroes of the Dark Joiitiucnt," thereby being enabled I o present a more complete account if llip fivnnilit.ion thnn mi-. Stanlev C to of the exncdition than Mr. Stanley himself will be: for you must know I that the expedition was divided, one i.i t...:....t..n ,.M, i.. ' ,m. u ,.5 .... ...... ....J .. V..V.V...1. , . under llaittelot, and aid, and the I Incidents and adventures which be fell this tiaitof the command could only be given by Ward and ltonny, the .sole survivors. Therefore, while I have all ol' Mr.' Stanley's letters t fro... his own pen, I have in addition thereto, the nai tieuhirs of that nnit of the command which Stanley knows nothing about except through report, and tlie authenticity of which I challenge 3Ir. Ward to deny. Rut 'while asserting,, n'tid thus ptovlug, t licit. I have given si thor oughly' elitiblc history of Stanley's cxped'ilion for the relief of Einin I'asha, this is only one of the several valuable departments of "Heroes of ihe Dark Continent." As the lilllo fmptlcs the ,url: is devoted to the whole of Africa and to tlie many heroes who lmvo won lame by explor ing all ili regioiH, from the cape to the, Mediterranean, and from the Atlantic Coast to it eastern bonier, and coveiing a history of the conti nent from Ihe time of Ilininoto that of to-day. "Heroes of the Dark Continent" Joes not coittlicl with Stanley's own book which I hail with pleasiue. The preparation for "Heroes" was begun long befoio Mr. Stanley's ic turn, and was written to supply a need for a reliable history ot Africa, and Stanley's expedition was added to thu book only to make the history complete. No one can wish .Mr. Stanley a more liberal leward for the saeiilices he has made and tlie grand result he accomplished, than i. I low well I have succeeded in my undertaking the public has de clared bv a demand for the book which was ueer equalled. I .1. W. liu.i.. Vowi'll's lisigg'itgo Express. AS. POUT'LI.. fin nierh- empln.Hwl t) at lhiliiu l'Vcil Co. fin several years, luxln gone into the haulage expi-W'j liitsiiii's-., -tillclls patron it;e, Utaml. comer of Kliifr ami IJuil.-! Streets. Oilier eau lie I'-fl ut Young Naps chjar tanil. It.iggago ilelhoietl with pnniqilne-i- and cirn- to any pint utelt, jliiie7-!i() NOTICE. I WILL nut lie i-e-pon!li!e for any bills against Hie Steamer ''Aka mai'' iinle--. iiiciu-ii-il liv my wiilten oiiler. (i. f. t'ASTLi:. Honolulu, .Tune 7. lb't't. .17.1 tf E(JC;S for SETTINfi. FltOAf rinest lticd Rrown I.rghnrn 1'owU. ..l per ilni ii. Apph to JOII.V MOUUIS. At J. T. WateitiotisoS emekuiy store, 'Jiu-en tiett. " fi7'.' tw Kdilii IVr SKTTINfJ. PAR'l'li:sili.K,liini5 of impi mint; the Iireetl of ilieir foul can ptoeuie J'iiu.- I'l.imoiuli ltuc); T'gg- tor 'Citing at Lewis v Co.. 1'ort -treei. The Lggi are not Imported and emii ipieiitly stale, lint are taken li-esh riuui llie nest iu Kipiliiihi Jt.inch, wlierii tlic cm he Inspected ami juiirautei tl. " .17'J lw TO KENT iha A NK'KI.Y I'liniliheil ?,?? - '"1""l Jtonni. at No. I BKJKESia Ail tins l.ane. .ri70 1v TO LET or LEASE , - rpjIK ltesldPiiee of Ml-. A. ' DAVirMJAYTON. t'l King St., mti',1. Notfs stiiie. r.7i ti JO KENT or LEASE THAT desirable Pieinl-es Lti I m X?ii't kiintf- tn tliit 1 'Melneriiv Mock.'1 recent I v oeeiipiuil by J. N. i. Williams, hiiititblc for tilllee or store. I'Vir liifnriiiiitlou appTy to ollict: Uulmi Iron Worl:.-.. K-,-planade, or to .'.1ii 1 in .I..N, S. WILLIAMS. JJU.IjL for ALI:. . A ITNK'-'-'YearOldlliil- K-.v'i -lebl-lei-ey Hull, WOV.VjSfrem Woodhiwn Dulrv -Aysu4i -I,l'Ki (olor Pl.ieU auO ViW-SSKl while: vitv tniii..: ml.fil Inquire of LAWKICNfTriMA's. Al .Maklki Waterworks. FOR SALK 1 k") VOLl'.MLs line.i, ulop.nlhi Hrltan .1 rCi nlcn. Moiiiivii botiml, In goml ciiinlliion, iicvi'i' tt-eil. Applv at tills otlleis ' r,7-j tf UitAl'KS FOlt SALE! ("1 JJAPES in ijiiantllies to suit, cut T fre.-h tioin the lm at T. CiNt ley's. Tort .in-et; .1 pumiils tm hi, ain, time after D o'clock .v. l. .V!;i t'l' . FOIi SALE C11EAI 4 COMPJ.KTKnii'llr fur m:il;lii anil i. iilsiienlng earhniiiirerl lievor.igis, all in good onler. Athlrcvs C. MKINIvt'KIJ, .-.111 ;',m Waliihlmi, Hawaii. LADIES' KUUSE. MHS. MONIIOK, Iu.li.i4 riiioe, hr.s Kttnnveil to No :i, Kukiii lane. Kftl..IS'.i the eeklybulLetin- l Udiolumub, pint-ly local iiihUi.-i Mulled to feielgn countries, if 3 per annum. Auction Sales by James 1?, Morgan, auctionale ui- , , -, -t . i ' IftVfill fli mPOfl tflP UlUUllJl Oil UiUU " ' have ivconed bistiiicllons fioin Mm j ,,-t innvi.KK. to tell at Public. Auction, On WEDNESDAY, June 1 Bill, AT l!i O'CLOCK .VmiX, M "tables at ivw of the mtlee of J. 1. ""oilowiu'vaViiaDik.11, RJ1AREQ& COLTS 1st. The Thompson Mare Kiily, In Koal to Venture. This Mare va formeily tlie- propel ly of Auiasa 1'rall. K"i.. null I- one ot the tlnest ihlvbig M.H-ee in the couiitiy. 2d, The Belmont Mare Nelly, With 4 Month Old Coll hy Veutme. Nelly li btoken to harness, is a splen did nnliual. kind and gentle, anil can be ibiveii hy a lady with per fect fafeiy. 3d, i Boswell Colt, Nearly :tYoav Old. Has b-'cu hnndlud. and U a Hue ani mal . 4tli, I Ivanhoe Colt, 11 Mnathi Old. 6th. 1 Venture Colt, 3 Y.-avs Old. Ili'iikeu lo harness. The finest 'oil ' evil- nffeJVil lit ailetloli. 'llie Auctioneer call -pceln sitten tlon to lids s.de of nliialile s-Iih-I;. Iiehig the lluel and most tervle.-iihle lot of Stock ottered at miction. The Hois-es cm be seen at the re-hV-iice of Mr. J. V. Howler, King ytreor. 1ST L'oi fiullKii- paitieiil.n i apply to 1AS. F. MOliCJAX, td Aiietiotienr. iro:xoL.ujL,ir FIRE DEPARTIEIT RAN1) Subscription Bail ! The slel, and Iti-llef l-iuiij of the De partment haiug hecoiite deplctnl In consequence of the many tcmpoi.-iry a well as pcimaiieut calN'fnr lelieflhe llepai'tuieni hn- iiutlmrted tlm gl -lug ot a BALL and DANCE m iik iim.n at iiii; RIFLES ARMORY, Way Eveiiliig, June 10, CommonclnK Rt B u'clouk. TICKKTN, : : : 1 ) Adulttlr- Ojh (liutleiartu i. Little-. Aie tor s'de af the honkxtores and of the iillleeivi of the dllfereut compaiiii'-. i1"L' til "WANTED SITUATION as dilwr. can dilvelwo to tour hornc.1, or, will lake cine of horses and do clioic. Can lead .iihI write IhiKlUli and I'oituijiiese. Applv at thN olllci!. " ;,' tt' A POSITION a? Head Limit on a i V plantation by a man of lone, ex cellence on thesf) Islitnili. I'ncKcej)- iinuauie reieicuee-. AUilre- "J. una,' this olllee. iHI'J lw" WANTEO BV a Kospeetiilile Mldille-aged Man, with a lir-al little home n hi- own, and u good portion with a i-alaiy of ijL'lHi a uinuth, an opportunity ol enrres pondlug with an hoiici. "Indiistiloiis woiuiiu, with a view to iniiliinumy. Addte"! .Malrbuoiiv," Uri.i.nTi.s Of llee; -11 lw JJOST A OOI. I) fJloe lliittoncr marked i: N." Delivery hj llndei will be iiwvurdeil h Paul Nemiiimti. ililfl tt t TiOST DUAPT No. 4fi fur $yn, diawn on Castln A- Cooke, bv K. A. Hald wlubifaor of A. 1). Ualdwlu. Pay ineut lias been stopped. Pli'ii'ii return toO. O. llerj.,er. .170 lw " Stock Cftrlificntc lTo&tT" AT It. Alex. Meltryde jjlves noilee that i?JL eenillcale ol .stock In Ihe Inter Island Steam Navigation Co, No. 251, dated January 11, isfiti, In hit iavor, has been )ot, and pcrons are hcietiy warned nj;niiiBr negotiating the s-amc. Any infoinmllon icspecllng Ihlscertili ratu should bo sent to Jlr. Slcllryde, or to Thuo. II. Pavlcs & L'o. in 2v S, JUNE 7, 1800. uyjcpu Cash Assets, : icry Kor full particulars apply to T)oc-'-M-fll Fresh Cakes, Pies, Milk Hi tad. Oldham Dread, Kye Piench IJicad, Paiuily Ilread, Twirtt LIFE pMCnl Ml Wfc W in ai Saloon Bread, Jiiln, mm Siaps, Goffce dbm, i., Bin. gjer nd will be IL'LlVKKi:i) KltlCi: of CHAItCIK to any pint of Ihe city, gg) JJII.,IJ of FAUM: Cull'i-e, Tea, Chocolate &. Milk, .'intifed Pig's Keel, Cold Hani, Spiced Tongue, Spieid llei.f, Salmli-, Ktc. FINE HAVANA, MANILLA . AMERICAN CIGARS ! Pi'ito & rinrciio Tobacco, JMjhh, Cigar & OIareHo Holders, Cold Drinks, Etc. g&" Open fiom S l!0 a. m. itiilil W.:i0r. ji. S.iluiday nigbl, open all night. Hell Telephone '.282. Mutual Telephone -II. J'ot Ollic.c Ihix 178. .17 ;,,, -r'"'f'."',l.,'"""l""""""" "--""' ' ' mimwii n. imiH.-jJ.'ija mii .nin.ii , iinm mii.iii mum, TSGZl itcau cj?a a n tpttzmhtna n Bstita Hei&tc.rn . tm c-:-. m 2. T TAHITI RE B. m ai ! n Sole Proprietors of BAILEY'S SAESAPAIIILLA & IRON WATER, fiiipr Ale, Hop Me, Greaaflmc, Rartmyafle, Sarsajarilla, Mineral Walefs, Etc. TELEPHONE S97. O JEtjy All conttuiiiiicatlonK ami onl(rs should hn addroHsod lb 880 1 m HAI1E k FIELD tsiT- Cur Xew Artoljpe lllu-tiateil l'ai:.lniiie -sent flee on application. I H KI"TTfiK KT, Man I'i iiiiett.c.e. : : '.ttll'oiiiiii. mnv:i-l-lv For BRoliaiBii & HoiigRom Tlie A 1 Kl.-nnihlilji "Sagami Maru' a,000 Tens. Will leave Honolulu lor tin: above pruts on or nl, out R)' For I'leijjht nr puNtgt, liiviiig M'prrlni euli'n ami tle.'i.ige i.ccoiiniio chilli, U), iipjily to YTm. U. IP.W1N & Co., Wl id AkciiIb Electricity is Lifo ! VfAXV persons lliul a moderate ap 11 plleatlon of Electricity Uenelleial. Kleclilelty sonietlmeH eiues and nearly always liencilt.s Uhcumutl.-ni, Neuralgia. IndiKestloii, Klu.. and aeM like a tonie and Is very beiii'llcial In ease of (icneral Dcbillly. Com Charles Phillips', On Quctm Street, And m' an Kleetrlc Shock by droppln;' a Nichol in the slot. Can be regulated to suit the delicate as well asthestrone;. Them is nlo one of these Kleetrlc Machine" at Young Nap'-, comer of h'hignitilllelhel itUM't. ."ol liu WITH ? "W f tip ' 2liS t WsT a ow 2 2E52 Guaranteed Bonds LSSUKD HY TIIK l n . OF NEW "ST'OK.Xv SECURITY: : : : : ItSCISACUJ A. .laet'SJSJijy, SVcHlilotif. S- General ALWAYS ON HANI) AND TO OUDRT! Buns, Rusks, Doiighntiis, Picnic Rolls, Ilread, Ih end, A t.AHOi: ARKOltTMIINT Ol' n liAUKY, rI.iuaooi.. -MAN URACTUKEUS OF nd" w B I J) B V laBlalllSa B K3 aBWri m n n n n ununn rt BENSON, SMITH & CO., FIGURED INDIA SILKS! TIIK LAIU.KST and MOST COMI'LKTK STOC1C OK FANCY FIGURED INDIA SILKS I 1& - - I'atlcrns alike. Kahbionable nref.snial.ing upalairs jtj! oliax" mm WUhotil a ltlvnl Otio-lhird tho Prica of tho Every jtatf" A Saving of IU Per Cent in Co.l SPIICIAL RATES fifiJ r,m ALOHA Cob! : 130" FIRE TEST WATKlt WIIITU! .lluiiuruetiu'cil Il.Mii'eiiHiy Vol- T. H. DAVIES & CO, r,fi5tf Dr. A. LUTZ WILL have olllee hours from 8 to ! a. m. and l to d p. .m at. No. :):i Ileretania, between Port and Ximiinu directs. Mutual 'I'elephone Xos. 'Mi '"id I7(i. ;7n lm Dr. A. . CAIITISK HAS removril Ids ofllco lo No. .1:1 lierelijiitii, between Poll and Xiuianuslreei!,.'.' Olllee hours'! tMiinio 11 a. .M., and 2 to 4. anil 7 to S p. ji, Miittml Telephone No, yi)2, r.;o lm on; s Ovor $130,000,000 .Hi. .UOWSO, Agent for the Hawaiian Islands. Soda Crackers, Hotter Cracker-, UnMon CiiickeiM. Water Crackei.o, (iiahani Crackers, Khoolly Onii kcjn, DE, PI A I uttaMHttj a TV V? ft? Si N W9 ,wn I -A. yen i&. AT Chas. J, FISMSL'S, Leading Milbneiy Hou.se, Coiner Foil t Hotel tn. in Price Si'Qualiiy ! Royal '! Housekeeper Should Use It ! and Quality the Vmy p,,.6 TO JOBBERS. HENKY DAVIS & CO., Inclusive Agents for tlie Hawaiian Islands. Union See Co. I.. O. ABLKB, Manacor. Fort Street, : Iloiioitilu. Aro uow preparoJ to ilisllver Ico to any ,ait of tic City, 'Hie packing !m,i shipment of country ordcis vill icceive inoit careful iilien' tlou. All of our lee is manufactured from Pure Mountain Water, carefully filtered by ilia Hyatt Pino Water Co. Filler, which Is univeivallv acknowledged to be the best (liter made. Packages of Putter. Ciaine, Klh, .Meats, Ktc., received tor wild siniage in our Pcfrlgeraliug Pooni-, at mode rate lales. K3s Ico for sale at the Factory at anv hour, day or night. r(i:i n'u NOTICE. OX iieeoiiu! of ill health Or. ,T. M. Whitney has appointed Dr. K 1 Huteldnsoil to lake charge of Ids olllee until his return. .117 tf NOTICE. " """" Dl'ItlNO my absence from Ihe Klii" dom ,L lloilng, Km. holds my jinwer of attorney. K. S. CUX1IA. llonnhilu, Mav 111, lfifO. jnu aw V