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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1897
Page
7
Perry David Pain Killer has served over fifty years as a trusted home remedy. It claims harmlessness and quick relief for colic cramps dysentery colds and other pains. The ad touts a larger 350 size offering more value than the 25c bottle and urges households to keep a bottle on hand.
Remnants galore with new lines of Honeycomb and Toilet Quilts at low prices. Linen Turkish and Cotton Lowels offered. Silk counters stocked with finest grades in all colors. Shirts made to measure in Honolulu cheaper than ready to wear. Ceylon Shirting Flannels in hundreds of designs. Native made hats in various shapes.
Large crowd at Cyclomere Park enjoyed a damp track as the National band played and racing proceeded. Martin won the two thirds of a mile pro heat in 1 48 45, with Jones and Whitman close. Whitman fell late in the final lap but the Coast boy, Jones, claimed the overall 1 31. Erickson won the mile greenhorn in 2 45 3 5, Lloyd second. Damon won the amateur one third mile, and Giles topped the half mile amateur handicap. Races on time were postponed to Saturday. Trilby Fowler wowed fans with fancy riding amid hopes he enters more events.
A notice explains color photography limitations noting colors cannot be captured as nature presents them. It states colors can be added in printing post correction and emphasizes striving for near perfection. King Bros. advertises services on Hotel Street. Weather permits government band at Thomas Square tonight at 7:30 with a program including operatic and orchestral pieces featuring Lucresia Borgia and other selections by Donizetti and Brahms.
Police at Callao report rumors from Lima that the State Department has demanded the release of the mate of the American bark Uncle John. He was ashore December 19 and arrested for persistently requesting Rainier Beer. Rent and list of local ads follow, including saloon lodging terms and repair services in Honolulu.
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