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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-02-20
2Sie man 9pftor Ne1nmmgem ers
fi,art.

(9tus benz gbicass Dailb Galumet)
Mande 9oftor &e1nung 1T burd
ben Gebrau1 BON @bamberIains 6u-
item Webi3in eripart tporben. Ser
9fame 1T Elm 6ausbaltsmort in pielen
Sbeilen bes 2anbes. @bamberIains
Mebiainen berfaufen iid6 fart in Der
WeltausheQungSfabt unb bieIe pers
ionen beitdtigen ben Wertb Der berz
i1iebenen 6eilmittel. gu pertaufen
in San Nntonio In ben Mpotbefen BON
5. 9alteper & Son, Doubling & 6loob,
s. q. Sod, u. DreiB, s. 61u9arb,
G. gobn & Co., s. s. 6arrifon un6
aaltener & Sdu6ar6.
= Nus aarlsrube f6reibt man
3mei grdulibe @olbatensSAinber, elm
Jelbwebel unb Elm 4orporal, ipurben
tn Surla9, Der eine 3u a6t unb Der
anbere 3u bier Sabren @efdngniB perz
urtbeilt. Ser Gelbpebel bate Sols
oaten ge3tuungen, to9enbe @uppe su
efen. @iner Der SeIbatem ftarb ins
folge Der innerli1 erlittenen 8riibs
tuunben. Ser 9orporal. aud elm
wabres llngebeuef, bate 9olbaten be-
foblen, ben Msunb gu 6ffnen, um ibns
men bann bineinSuipuden.
lDie iDtr Elm hpbeS Mlter erretben.
BET Qerionen, pelde es sernaldiisen, bic perIors.
men unS pertrau6ten gebenSfrdfte bura naturssmase
Wtiel gu eresen. irb Der aebenSfaben oft absentts
ten, ebe iie beS 9ebenS Wttas ssb6te erreidt babeu
Rraft, pelhe ene 0runbbebtnguna utHt bios etnes
Shdli&en, fonbera aud ene8 laneen 2eben8 1T, fam
er3euSt anb ertalten merben tn 5daen, mo- fie aud
niht uriprnnsIih rprbanben mar. Iaufsnte prn
Menf&en, barunter ptele NerBte Deteutuna, psde
bic @lrtunsen pou Spfetter,s MasenbttterS an dd
sber Nnberen erprpbt babeu, Iesen 9eusntb al fur
ietne munbebare @trfSrmfeit al8 Grjedser BON Strait
In i4rdGli&en 8pnitttuticneu pber BET 1erriitteem
Rerpenipfem. @eseImabsss Gunfttcn.ren 6er aebens>
crsane, sefunber hppet, WuStelanfas unb unsen6rte
Rdhtrute lperben bur@ ben lpitemattI&en Gebraud
bieieS unpsrSletHl6en GltgtrS berbeigefibIt. Man
butte fh Dor benz @ebrauf ipeenannttr SausmtttsI,
pee bas Bttter8 auseblif e!iesen tiunen. Wan rers
lanse bas dte Bters, etn dnerfanntes Mittel sesen
0erbauunssfGpd6e,W Walarta unb Nerpcftdt, Sart=
lstbietet, 2etsrs unb Rterenleiben, fcpie Rbeumas
tismus
= Cine fur6tbare @nbefung madte
man auf einem Gritbbofe in 8apreutb.
Bel Nusgrabungen in elmer @ruft fanb
man Elm Sfelett berfebrt in einem
Sarge. Bel ber eingeleiteten geri6t.
li6en ltnterfuduna murbe feitgeftellt;
baB I'M Sabre 1878 cine Grau Yonas
mann fdeintobt begrabea murbe, I'M
Sarge pieber su fid fam unb eriiidte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-02-20

: Mit bem @isi 6neiben auf benz
Dnbfon iinb nabesu $4,000 @rbeiter
1ei4dftigt.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-16
Primary Fair Coatlnncg.

tbs ia tuo iAiti Aui lass day VI lhy
lumaIy iag VI WyUuf county, aud
lp0.g vu1 nave not been " Huo ihr
very nls display, which IA " thr
Elisu Ual, are missing q treat.
IAs u,Hs iolka SHOULD Uu encouraged
ln this tnulf Met attempt 10 b uuAurT
VI yr.fs, ANA noNt september tA0
eKHlrinIn buuuli Dc repeated. L. Sic
muantiniB lrt the mothers iusitue.
lucir little girls ia nucy aud needle
WORK, bnl thu iathOn teach tn lpsr
now 70 plln. aud cultivate al Allul on
fruit aud ilowcfs, not forgetting 30
mora staple vegetables aud grains.
To-Day H. "a holiday Tor tls c1iidicu
and they will mako thu most of %.
Ia the cvOuil. a concert Will h'
given and the fair brought D. Close
by talllo OF the large u1li ami many
olhru VA which ohH4CU. have been
sUlI.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-16

Some time since ~ iol.i1n was pro-
fentsd by Plain City ueuIzsus Askiny
tho county court Tor authority 10 iu.
corporate no a town. Later counter
petitions hayo huUu presented, aud AZ
the last session q tho buari OF county
commissioners Judge Bishop and
Selnctmun Waugsgaafd were up.
pointed TO investigate the wants Of tue
burg ana report 10 the county court
Yesterday a number u witnesses were
before the committee, ropfoseutius
both sides u the matter.
a number Of people having tbs
en,lmablt quality OF wanting 10 br Oh
tho right slide u tho question siguod
both petitions, ouo for anu thu other
against the Incorporation, aud tbt
COMMITTEES was unable 10 decide what
the wants are.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-16
OGDEN.
Bn.rd Of Education Meet.

All tho nsmttrs Cd tn toard Of edu-
Gallon were present lhat night whra
President HatcJmue look the osair
Replfa ifJm tAo different wards
were matchmaking the public scnr. j.
Uf The city 10 10 ~ excellent rLunlng
order. The main uiliicglty at picsDEt
IN tho INABILITY VI tnr Joard 70 mssu
room tor lac great number Of pupils
tnAt desire 10 attend thB puzzle
schools, AZ Ia some instances thefe ATE
more scholAfs than seats. Some VI tho
OH buildings will be repaired and tina
condition viii he remuiitG.
the dispute between the bOard AID
Treasurer Bfough oonCsraing the
amount Of tl3j %, which no had paid
10 tho CitiErus' bank on 40 old claim
without any authority, still contiauts
and may grow more iutetesung IS
time passes, lie now utttTlY Ts.usss 10
refund the money aud the lOafi may
bring suit against him ~ recover We
same.
An eGuoG,ion was tetyei on the
board In the suit OF John Kelly against
J. ID. Sullivan, hut A. There was no
money due sullivan Il was % endohod
on the writ.
Mr. II. j. smith hakei tne uoAti ~
reconsider the action taken a0mr I'm
since la relation 10 a bill OF 50 io'
Htsuogfaphio wIfs. Ga motion % Lee,
/ SO was allowed
A laugmsut Tor $4,000 has he !
lssusl assiLst the uyaui in = tull
brought ~ DE. Csniln AMI JOYCE VI
/ Al. King, . iOmef employ oi N'
board. la.eusd 10 tAs president aul
CLERK with power - Ac.
Bl4s for coal lor tue year were rs
ctIvuI irum the several dOalrTs. II.
iofrod 10 Emou1n, H1st AMI Dee.
A guugef0' bills were aiiOweI az
| adlgufnmant ihagn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-16
HremcIY Bag.

A little hitur D O'Clock yesterday
afternoon tho firo department was
Brewery premises. The blaze 0tisi-
mated Ia a Usrn aad n good start wac
had before the ladies could make tho
long run aui lay Two blocks uf hctt.
The barn was c3lHImui, together with
u lot OF hay, % sol u hafue# aud one
horse; tho i0'a will probably be SsOJ,
with small ius4Tnnls.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-16
Personal.

Superintendent Bancroft Of the
Union Pacific Ia Ia this city today.
George Ii. Roberts, one Of the legal
lights u Boise City, Idaho, Ia registered
at the Pacific.
Hon. Joseph stanford, Of the Weber
Stake Academy, was "a passenger 10
Salt Lake this morning, where he goes
on business.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-16
Probnle Court.

September gIlu bas been sol a. the
time 90 hear the petitions Tor letters OF
administration on the Broom estatU.
Yesterday one Of the creditors u
JAmus n. Borg, deceased, hisd II
petition, asking that a portion NJ the
estate be sold % satlafy hlH claim. Heat.
lug set down for October l7th at 4. IN.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-16
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.


Thr GriEsIy utulUg 'nutpHny.
NOTICE f. HEREBY CtNIS THAT
~ a' meeting Of she boar : Of directors ~
the OUu|y Mining Company hrlI on tNc llIh
day OF september, 1873, An assessment OF III.
teen 100 cents per share was levied up1n inc
capital stock " the corporation, pay able nu
mtinltIr 90 John W. Campbell. secretary, 10
tbe company once in the Hooper bulliug,
salt lAke Ui.y, Utah.
Any stock upon which SAID assessment thnll
remain unpaid on Friday, october -, lHil,
shall ltc1me Delinquent NJ d bN advertised iOr
sale, and uulCss payment o. made before, VII
be- sold at pablo auction on "Wednesday,
November 'lh, l7ll, ~ ~ o'clo' M, ~ thr once
of tho secretary 90 pay the delinquent ussuaHa
mgut, together with NO cost OF ad'erusIus
and expense uf sale,
Ny order VI tlc Hoard Of Directors,
JOHN W. tAMfNlLL,
Assistant secretary
SAT- LAKE CITY. Utah, september u, isaL
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-16

now we must unload, DO you want them
NJ any price. They go on sale Monday
morning, without AN untruth or an
oxaggoratlon thiswill be the greatest give
away SHOE SALE You ever took in.
Como and price Thorn, N nothing more.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-16
THE
Church University

WILL OPEN on MONDAY, SEP
w TENDER g5.h, 1873, when classes in
Chemistry aud Natural Philosophy will
be- organized. No distinction a. To soN,
creed or place Of residence. Tuition
practically irno.
For particulars address
DIR. JAMES l.. TALMAGE,
i. o. Box 1917. SALT LAKE CITY.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-16
FoR RENI.

TTCusE OF MINI ROOMS. SUMMER
l l Kitchen and cellar. one block from car
line, three blocks from Main street. city
Palace.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-16

Fine natural wool Ves,H aud Drawers,
siso- from d, 90 80, Monday gic To zoe,
which is one-hN'f price.
Fine saNouy Ribbed Wool Vosis mud
Duwors, sizes from Is 10 %, Monday,
600 to Soc, which Is on1-haf price.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-16
" Again we follow our last
G4l weeks success with another
rs Triumph. ....

friends, then join the crowds that will
hll our counters a. the underv pur Dee
paTment on MONDAY MORNING..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-16

EAT pEOp , .. ,y 81. 9'' 3, ', ,a ,'' ..
y "a raY, Atvfsffss rfHiasH CO. iiaitlu, Aats
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-16

CHlLORENS UNDERWEAR.
Childrens Whito Afcr.uo y.a,. and
Drawer in siza1 from rs TO 8a, Monday,
i-'lcio 400, which Be- ono. al' pIc,.
lluayy Ribbed Cotton Vests md
Drawers s'2's from rs 10 so Monday 3Sc
30 SOC, which Is cn0-halt Price
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-16
DRESS GOODS and SILKS.

Partake ~ this spread Of Royal Values.
A monster Champion Sil0 This week thls
prrss Goods Salowill be.
1000 Ends OF Ends ON Sale, starting Ut
10 cents each and up.
Just arrived for Monday, 90 pieces "
Amber shaded BouclH 90 inch, 40 wool,
worth 20 rouis, s|lu pr.c' A. routg.
90 elegant lr0uCh Pattern Suits lust in,
In Hop -ackIng effects, ut 200 and 300,
worth twice.
% piocus, u'l wool, 40 inch Paid Stripes
and Checks, Monday ut q cents.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-16
THIS COLUMN Is HOT SHOTS
FOR OUR COMPETITORS.

READ Underwear and Corsets, all
the popular aud leading lines, like ur.
laugers, DR., Munsing, Dr. LOWS, Refill
loy's Imported, and many others which
are pu i,lyoly confined 20 U.S. S1mo-
thing that f. necessity goes 30 Champ
ion Prices Monday.
ln doc Ladies' Heavy Ribbed Cotton
\r.t7i value liH, Monday 2lc
900 dJy, LAdlus' Fat Mprinl Vests,
extra value, Ono, Monday price Zoe.
80 dol. Ladies' Jersey Ribbed mixed
Cotton ami Wool Nesls and Drawers,
always DOC, Champion sale pFIcH 900.
rs duz, Ladies' Heavy Ribbed Cotton
Vests and drawers. extra sizes, value
pIr Champion ssl8 puco Monday, Glc.
so duZ Ladies' Pure Wool Vests IN
natural and white mover sold less than
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-16
SHOES

l75 pairs Lhd.o' Douglll Kd Button
Shoes with opera puln.ci uus. regular
price, $500, cut 10 SLID. All widths and
sizes.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-16

Ferris, Good Sense, Chicago, Jackson
AMI Warmers,
H0fl oNory word n this uldorwonr
and Corset sale, Then show 1t 10 your
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-12-28
CHINESE REGISTRATION.
There Has Not Been n single April.
cant Here Under the New Law.

There Has Not Been a single Applf.
cant Here Under the New Law.
There are quite lot OF Chinese in this
city and District. and a large number OF
these celestial gentlemen come under the
sway OF the Chinese registration law. These
local Chinese gentlemen. as well as those
IN other portions OF the country, have until
May 3, 1884, In which to walk I'D TO the
captains Office. present their witnesses ana
photographs and get their papers So far
as this city is concerned there has been no
tremendous rush for the registration offics
ana clerks are not being worked overtime
In an effort TO keep up with the celestial
throng. In fact under the new law the
nrst Chinaman has yet to put Ia an an
pearance, and he is waited for with a deem
longing.
1t will be remembered that the Geary act
OF May, 1872, was last month so altered
ana amended as TO extend until NAV 4
1854. the time OF registration. The act an
pues 70 all Chinese iaborers residing In the
District Of Columbia who were entitled TO
remain In the United States before Nav 8.
Ioss, and all such persons are required to
make application to the deputy collector
OF internal revenue for the District at hfs
ONCE, 633 Louisiana avenue for a certif-
cate Those Cinnamon who made applica-
uon and received certificates under the act
OF 1897 arc unfortunately not exempt from
the new act and must have new photo
graphs taken and get new certificates
hach Chlnaman yearntng to remain In
the country must bring with him to the
registration office one credible wftnesa
other than Chinese. and two unmoun ted
photographs Of himself The photoeraphs
need not be as big a house or finished
In colors but they must show a representa-
ton of the applicant that shall be at least
one inch and half from base of hair 10
bottom OF chin The deputy collectors Of
fee in this city is prepared TO furnish blank
forms OF application on inquiry. They are
also ready to register all applicants, al
though from past experiences Il is not
thought any huge collection OF phctogra phe
will accumulate in the next few days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-12-28

BIXBY-JONEs. On December q, 1898, NJ wssh-
ington, d. G. by the Rev. DIR. Alexander
Mackay smith. WILLIAM HERBERT BIXBY
Corls OF Engineers, L. :. Army. 10 slrs. LInR
ROGERS JONES OF Phiadephia. Pa.
J0HNSoN-NGRAHAM On wednesday. Deem
be- "a. 1893. by the Rev. Frederick Power az
14Ol street northwest. SADIE &. JOHNSON
OF Washington, ID. C., to CARL @. NGRAHAN
Of Allegheny, Pa.
MCILEN-RUDDERFoRTH On Monday, Decem-
Der il. 1893. at Chasworth parsonage. Balti-
more, by Rev. Thos. Grouse. W. II. MULLEN
FORTH.
PRATT-coSTTN On Wednesday December ~
1888, at the residence OF the brides cunt, Mrs.
Edgar BeSkley, by Rev. Francis J. Grimke.
JAMES +. PRATT Of fernando, Miss 10 Mrs.
CECILIA b. DUSTIN Of Washington. DC. Ne
SUTHERIAND-RAGAN. Al washington, d. c.
December ~ 1888, by the Rev Or. Kufns, at
the residence OF the brides parents. HEATH
SUTHERLAND to NJ. LULA Raglan. No
cards Tennessee and Scottish papers please
copyD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-12-28

n .,c~
S,sl0sk am. after q short illness, ALB;Rf
a., husband OF the late Veronica Aniress
Funeral from his daughters residence Mrs. W.
Friday. December -. at s:sS an requiem
anS s Is are =, 70 ms
-
ARDEEsER. On Thursday. December IS. Ises. ss
sTit.erlana, assd .iH,y'sss Year.. na'"' "
FUNERAL from FRANK Seiers sons Undertaking es-
day, Deeenber =. 1893. at 2 cleck pm. then
TO st. May's Church at $50 Relatives and
ATKINSON On Decemser p. isss, At : hsr r,s-
Funeral from her late residence Friday. Decen,ss
BISHOP On wednesday De Der isos. g
$40 pm; JNo. A. BISHOP. late OF battery II.
Funeral VIII take place Friday: Decsnes5 a. a.
tablishment.
$1,000.
after = brief Illness, jANE BOSTON, beloved
''' O"' s''' -. :. 49, -. s.'s.'
Entered into heavenly Ssy ., iasi.
~ 80 ho", ~ us' he o,e ~ h.s " 49,. 49,
Nichols avenue. Anacostis, d. G. at pm.
MARGIRFr T. R0TFiicR yaos AZ n. ~
Henry d. Boteler.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
DAVIS. Departed this life December "a 1904, %
80 pm after z teng ana psinfsl nln,s.,
cn ~ me Dore VIE liz on ~ NJ fofStode' ELLA
IN, tne eesoeee vie ot W. 4 nvg
ocss .sS .. ;Ssss
U"ne brancn papers please copsJ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-12-28
George Gould Answers the Nicolau.
Charge.

George Gould, through his attorneys has
made his answer in the $4,000 suit against
him, commenced by Mrs. leila Nicolaus.
The answer covers twelve pages of type
written matter, and consists of a general
denial to each and every charge made by
Mrs: Nicolaus in her complaint. 1t contains
as many believed it would
Attorney Clark of the firm OF Cochran e.
Clark, counsel for George Gould, said: The
case has not been compromised in any way
ana Will not be. When the matter comes
up In the courts for trial we shall be pre-
pared to fight the case to the end. We shall
give them all the fight they want in this
matter. In the meantime i see Mrs. Nieo-
laus is enjoying herself In Europe. She
must have raised some money from another
source, for / assure you she did not get a
dollar from our client"
The case will probably come up for trial
in the general calendar in about six
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-12-28
Novelties.

WHITE METAL FILAGREED TRINKEr
TRAYS-reduced from lsc. 10 13c.
COPPER COLORED TRAYS. with lace
metal trimmings-rsduced from 1Sc. to 1Sc.
oBLONG and OCTAGON SHAPE COPPER
COLoRED TRAYS. with lace metal trim
mlnss-reduced from 25c. to 19c.
WHITE METAL TRAYS-redueed from
Soc. to soc.
WHITE METAL TRAYS-enameled and
hand-engraved- reduced from soc. to sec.
Large size-redueed from Csc. to 69c.
WHITE METAL PIN TRAYS-reduced
from Soc. to SOC.
COPPER CoLORED STAMP BOXES. COW
cred with metal nlagree-reduced from lSc.
to 13c.
WHITE METAL TRINKET and MATCH
BOXES reduced from 25e. to Ice.
WHITE METAL. TRINKET BOXES-sn-
graved-redueed from Toe. to SOC.
WHITE METAL and CELL.ULO-D SOAP
BCAESredueed from Csc. to 3sc.
COMBINATION HAIR and SAFETY PIN
BoXES-White metal-reduced from CSC. to
Soc.
COMBINATION TOOTH PICK and
MATCH BOXES of engraved White metal
reduced from 81 to 15c.
WHITE METAL TRINKET SAFES-of
three drawers-reduced FROM s1.5O to 81.
CONVEX GLASS HAND MIRROR. with
gilt metal trimmings-reduced from 81 % to
s5c.
HAND-PAINTED BRASS CARD RE
CEIyERS-rednced from CSC. to SOC.
WHITE METAL THERNOMETER-rs
duced from 75c. to 55c.
GILT JEWEL BOX, plush lined and trim
med with White metaI-reduced from $50
To 81.
SATIN LINED WHITE METAL PHOTO
SATIN LINED WHITE METAL HAND
kERCHIEF BOX-redueed from 81. As to I5c.
LETTER SCALE and INK STAND-com-
bined-reduced from S1.75 to 81 Is.
OAK FRAME WALL POCKETS, with
stching-reduced from S1.15 to 9Sc
OAK FRAME BRACKET. with hand
painted celluloid back-reduced from S115
To CSC.
HORN TOWEL RACK-redaced from 81 Is
to 75c.
GENUINE BISoUE FIGURES reduced
from Soc. to Soc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-12-28
NOTABLE WILL CONTEST.
Children Claiming q Large Estate
Left by Their Father.


A case which is attracting wide attention
and which will probably consume three
weeks in its trial was commenced yesterday
before Judge Campbell in the circuit court
at Wheeling. 1t is a contest of the will of
the late Michael Reilly Of Wheeling by the
three sons and a daughter Of the deceased
both Of the heirs and their children having
been shut out Of any portion of the estate.
which is appraised at $500. 600. and which is
not to be distributed until the great grand
children Of the deceased become OF age
Right Rev; John J. Kahn, bishop of St Louis
and Mgr. John II. Sullivan, vicar general of
the diocese Of West Virginia, are the trus-
tees and executors of the estate under the
will, and the contest will be a great one a
strong array OF eminent counsel appear ring
on both sides. Yesterday was consumed in
an effort to obtain a jury, and there were
still two vacant seats in the box when the
court adjourned last evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-12-28
The Trial of the MONTGOMERY.

Arrangements have been made at the
Navy Department for the official trial trip
Of the cruiser Montgomery on the 18th proxi-
mo, over the usual course In Long Island
sound. The test will be according to the
ong-distance method of trying ships of war
Secretary Herbert has adhered to his de-
cision that this method is the best although
some of the experts in the Navy Department
have strongly advised In favor Of the stand
ardtzed screw system.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-12-28
Drouth I'm Hawaii.

IL would seem that In addition to their
other troubles the Sandwich Islands are
now suffering from a terrible drouth.
The Honolulu Advertiser OF December
III says: The long dry spell IN Hamakua
is now being felt all along that coast At
kukaiau sea water il being pumped TO the
mill and condensed for drinking purposes.
but Paauhau people are suffering the worst.
The steamer Hawaii will take this after
noon 1000 gallons OF drinking water TO the
latter place"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-12-28
Handkerchief.

LADIES' WHITE EMBROIDERED HAND
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. from 12he to 1oc.-
take 8 for sc.
LADIES' WHITE EMBROIDERED LINEN
HANDKERCHIEFS- reduced from 20c. to
12izc. each
LADIES' LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS-w
eolored bordsrs-rsduced from loo. to ehs.
each
LADIES' WHITE EMBROIDERED LINEN
HANDKERCHIEFS-s from b0c. to
25c- each.
LADIES' WHITE EMBROIDERED LINEN
HANDKERCHEFS-r from 75c. to
Doc. each
MEMS ooLoRED BoRDERED HAND
observation-disclosures from 121sc. TO Toe.
each
NEWS PLAIN WHITE and COLORED
BORDERED HANDKERCHIEFS-re
from 25c. to 12i1c. each.
LADIES' WHITE and COLORED BOR-
DERED SILK HANDKERCHIEFS-r
from sc. to 1211c- each.
LADIES' SILK HEMSTrTCHED HAND
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. from 2oe. to 12lsc-
each.
LADIES' NILE GREEN. YELLOW, BUFF
and HEILoTROPE SILK HANDKERCHIEF
solid eolors-reduee1 from b0s. to soc.
sach.
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The Case Urgent.

From the Chicago Tribune
Mamma sent me for half dollars worth
of disinfectants," said the little boy.
What kind?" asked the druggist.
Il don't know 'xactly. Something purity
strong, i guess"
What does she want IL for?'
"Why, it's like this. Me an the other
boys has been runnin a Eskemo village In
one OF the back rooms upstairs fur moren
three weeks an she's Just found Il out"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-12-28
A==NeWYear Glassware


tx andC Tray
Lemonade Pitcher
Finest Quality
for
Gobs. Nicely Engraved
dozen a dozen
Quality Extra Thin but Plain Champagne Tume
OIL
Silver plated Round
10 discount Glass Ware The
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-12-28
Success

HAS COME TO cLrvEfAND,s BAKING
POWDER
BECAUSE,
/. It Is as pure and good a. can be made.
2. II IL not q secret postrum. rts CON-
position Is stated on every tin.
3. A rounded spoonful does more work
and better work than a heaping spoouful
OF Others.
4. II is always sure. No spoiled dough -
be thrown away.
8. Bread and cake made with ft ksso
their natural freshness and favor.
all used.
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Garments.

MEMS DEPARTMENT
Hose Robes
winter profitable Investment Enter by 10th street and sharp
LADIES DEPARTMENTTo
known
shrinking Ribbed Natural
English Cashmere Hose a
Take elevator third lowing White Black
knit skirts reduced from s19S White
csc Csc Flannel Skirts
Chldren's
Wholesale prices list of which published yesterday and Tuesday
Slips
white .$s9s
2 o
Boys Clothing also greatly reduced The knife
with will
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-12-28

Many scientists Of national reputation
are at New Haven, Conn, TO participate
In the twelfth annual meeting of the Amer
lean Society of Naturalists.
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Prices ......s55 $3.50 SAFE

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of be
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