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The Hawaiian gazette., 1895-12-31
ALSO, THE FOLLOWING:

S-H. 4. A. ALL COMERS MATCH.
LIST prize $40; ID and Sd prizes IS each
4th, 5th, 9th, and Tth prizes 81 each
Sih, 9th, 10th and 18th prizes 50 each
Conditions: open to all corners. 10
rounds at 200 yards. ANY rife. No
/ hair or set triggers or telescope sights
allowed. Entries unlimited. Entrance
fee 81.
I 9-MILITARY MATCH.
LIST prize silver medal. 2d prize s.
Conditions: open to all members OF the
National Guard of Hawaii. Sharpshooi-
ers and Citizen Guard (barring out all
members of the Hawaiian Rifle Asso-
citation who have made a record of 80
per cent.or over in any regular HRA.
matchl shots at 200 yards. ANY
rifle. No hair or set triggers or teles-
cope sights allowed. Entities unlinit-
ed. Entrance fee 81.
10-CITIZEN'S MATCH.
Conditions: open to all persons who
have never made a record of
50 per cent. or over in anv regular ono
yard matches Of the II. R.A, Unlimit.
ed entries. shots at 200 yards. No
hair or set triggers or telescope
sights allowed. Entrance fee 81.
Following is the list of prizes:
2 cash prizes, $50 and s..
Wlders Steamship Company, round trip
ticket to Hilo and return.
Castle q Cooke, Winchester irbine rife.
W w Dimond, 5 O'Clock tea set.
N Grinbaum & Co. English riding saddle.
r REYNOLDS, volumes Shakespeare.
J Hopp x Co, oak table.
Hustace & Co. load cut firewood.
Hebron Drug Company. prize.
L Kerr. fine ostrich plume.
Metropolitan Mea, Company, leg mutton.
wall: Nichols Company, framed picture.
Martin. pair trousers.
Jas Morgan, prize.
w g Irwin * Co. half-barrel sugar.
n Nolte. box cigars.
HOLSTER & Co, Meerschaum pipe.
Paclnc Hardware Company, picture and
frame Ito be seiected)
Levers & Cooke, roll mating.
Jacobson & Pfeiffer, prize.
u McInerny, fine straw hat
Henry May, box tea.
n Wichman, piece silyerware
Manufacturers Shoe Company. pair shoes.
Benson, Smith & Co, \ dozen perfumes.
L Z Tracy. dozen collars.
Hawaiian News Company, prize.
H Hackfeld < Co, prize
d Phillips. a Co, box Havana Cigars.
Hawaiian Hardware Company, Prize
Hyman Brothers, box cigars.
w 5 Luce prize
Ordway & Porter. oak rocker.
II w Schmidt & Sons, prize.
] Il Waterhouce, tea set.
4 n Davies d Go, fine lamp.
w Peacock a Co, keg wine.
Hawaiian Gazette Company, year sub
scription to Daily 2. q. ADVERTISER.
Entries in the Associations regular
must be made 70 The secretary be-
lore O'Clock pm. ON TUESDAY, Decem-
All enrries In All Corners. Military snd
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NOTICE.

A LII PERSONS NOT HAVING
"A b1sines- 70 fransact with the Humnni.
oheep stei Z Company are forbidden 10 frxvs
sAid eonpA' 5swithoat previously o6isinin9 ne,
Dogs fou on the lsrd viii be DESTROYED ana
roads. o'ei ,ne
HUMUuLA SHEEP station COMPANY
Ralaiehs \ o-ii D. f-ss. A.
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Administrators Notice.
THE UNDERSIGNED uAY

THE UNDERSIGNED IIAy-
l. tEz 5e-r Appointed AfntztsLrxr1k q, the
Estate u EOSUAEAEz O.. ATE Of Eva IsIsst
os O.zE- Eo-.ce - aer=5y gtvsL % al per-0c.
EESInz Gains against sad e-rs-e 70 p-ssszr tie
H1rs.slr- OE1z- before TIE expiration Of siz
EoErE-- q tEey vii Dc -f1Tever barred All
persoE. i-te5-ed 70 ed e-t4te are hereby re-
f1esre1 10 EEks tczze-i2te payzel- to-t1s
E-fs-s.zreL
HEyRy SMITH
AdE.aisrrztos Es;<,- q EDEzakshs ~
gonol.iz- December s,r-Ss. f.is5E az
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PCxAHoU WEATHER RErosT.
Dec. 80, 9 P.N--Temperature, IL;
dew point, 70' barometer 29-1S;
rainfall Msnday evening. y inches
DTAxoSD HEAD, Dec. 50, 10 PIX.
Weather. thick; wind. high Sc,
Services were held aboard the
Baltimore Sunday morning
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FrUr Hsrzl and Ns-5. ur- ~-u-r Eiasu-
Dee Wv sins Mrs - Eirts- Miss
2 Roth " srt Ms HsgTu- 4 ! Wd.ier.
PCz.5EeL J + Brown and son ~ and
Mr. Parse MIS- ~. rarz-r. Mss II
P1rse-- San Parser J ErLe>s F-rz-r
Pa-us- 24rEe-. G5,> EIlE5=~ >hIlziES-
! NcEezz-= D ha-a5. Van Camp !
Ezzua. Ml-s Z WIlsus- Mss Lille WI
hans Mss Lofty Wi Ism. Ll-- May WI
Iizu1.. Master J Parse 81. PErGY. Miss
+ Cay : LsT- L AseCr Yong Hin and
50 On ceck-
Frum san Francisco. ter PI : City OF
Pekiaz Dec Z7-F " tgs-er and wife
Clarke Eo5ertsou- y : Robertson r "
Cumuines. Chas We,ch. II 2 BALDWIN :
AIex1ncer. B5s-el Thouas. HIS Keen
Sea5ruoae-
Fru- Mani per s-lr Ci1udzre- Dec g.
g q B..leltI1e, L @ Deer ~ H0l0kahiki.
Ms I0s@pa aDG chIt- 7 ? Harris. " l
Yates. z English 1 Esl4uG- Bro Bert
ram. Mrs King. Along and - tsck-
From KAMA per st1r Mikahal.. Dec .
K FIOhr md bride. Psul I-euberg. s-. L
IssEberg. @ y " I-coI. A , Wilcox. 4 Wol-
ter, Mrs keissy and ehilt and s6 deck-
Fruu HawzI, per stur Hawai-. Dec 81
Jas ! AcLen1an-
DuAErCzD.
<O- C1a l---H,AJr ~ - - V - IL
Dec zs--kr Lynn
FOR Mar and HsTsif. per stnr W G
Hall. Dec &C N Wal-o1- Mrs Lyle. u
Dodge = u Carter d Nskzirai- Mrs DR.
Hsyashi. ! : Sshale, Mrs. 7 silva. Ms
Nzhale. 4 Hsyselcea. Miss Nskailzi. Mrs
FrsItzs- Ms Costa, and 81 o. cecE
For TsE1dznl4 and E0agkoug. Per ? Y
: : Ctry % PexinZ. .. c 1.-0yide Musia
Mrs Nun, Schzsf. c Etnius-sr and :
ReEuolts-
Fo- Kauai per srr1r Ea1si. Dec 81 E
EUrkerr Mrs. z L CIiey, " DanfOrt-
For Espaz- per stur James Nakes, Dec
5o-IsEez Ha1es-
For Eacai- per stur HIzzhzls Dee 81
Pail fse-berz, q y WILCOX. Mrs q " keI-
ssr. " Eells- Mr. Wel-h. Ms SszhrooEe
Fzrhe- sylvester. 1 : WLcOI W Berg
strom. Hr CC11iEzs and Pr3t Maxwell
For Nzai zni HzEa1. per stur Einzz-
Dec s1-Mr and Mrs. AcNsh01- &r ard
Mrs. Wi-th. Mss With. B shop wills. Mr.
and Mr. M5zlg1uery and czUgEtsr. "
Jones Bg-h05 Of Ps1n4POsLs. Z Z Bi=h0o. /
" z CCop--. z ? Doe Z F-Ohr ard oTl6E. Z
" BErns. L1hL einz- 4 Alberto, J 7 I
Have. ! Nille-. " Be-, wife and child. I
Georzs e1ll-hies and rife J Cameron. " /
Bruer. = Szuai. Mr. Eincey, EaTsgzchi. /
L Asen- Charles Dovle Mr. Len and vie,
Mis- Leon. Mrs Al Ccee. Fs-her Matthias. 7
Brother Ei0ise, P.CI SsE1z-n and C L
Doyle
Fog Man. PER stur Cszzt-ne. Zee 50
Miss FIeuuiuz. Nr WiIiizras. II Lonz ard I
wife, CsYt n Lzngr55ze- Lett 3 Z sharp I
les Nr Jackson aud wife, { z E-z. xr=
y : s1I1lyu and two girls-
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K0loa Sugar Co., Incorporate d

CAPITAL STOCK PAID up
At the adjourned annual meeting OF
the stockholders OF the Koloa Sugar
Company held this day. the following
officers were elected for one year. and
until their successors shall be elected:
Paul Isenberg- President
": =. a SroPp -------- Vice President.
:, r, hackieid- -------------T Treasurer.
=. NJ; CooKe----------------Sec Secretary.
L ounr -----------------A Auditor.
G. BOSSE.
Acting Secretary Of K. s. Co.
Honolulu, December End, 1895.
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TIME TABLE
NMeT SS|eHlSbC0IIll|lJ
1895.
Steamship Khan, I"

CLARKE. Commander.
WIN leave Honolulu at o'clock p. M,
touching at Lah.Ana. Maalaea Bay and
Maizena, the same day; M,thukona, Hawai-
hae and laupahoehoe the following day,
arriving At Hilo the same evening.
LEAVES HONOLULU
Friday, September 6lFdtay. November .
F Fgssday' . .,zIF Fgssday' a Il s
T. Iss 81; October rassaayi . De- ,s
Tuesday. a" IS
Returning, will leave Hilo at o'clock p.
IN, touching at Laupahoehoe. Mahukoos
and kawaihae same day; Makena, Maalses
Bay and lahaina the following day, arrivs
ing at Honolulu the afternoons Of Tuesdays
and Fridays.
ARRIVES AT HONOLULU.
Tuesday, SEPTEMBER Tuesday, Novmber 5
Friday, 4" y Friday, q IS
Friday, Ostohet a Friday, December g
TUESDAY. IS Tuesday. II
Friday, '' 7SlFriday, +" az
viii call at Pohoiixi. Puma, on the second
trip Of each month, arriving there on the
morning Of the day OF sailing from Hilo to
Honolulu.
10 Srekhf win he received after n peoe /
90 the day Of sailing.
The popular route to the volcano II I
sia Hilo. A good carriage road the /
entire distance.
Tickets, covering all expenses
5000.
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Notice to Creditors.
THE UNDERSIGNED HAY.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAV-
l. ingfbeeu appointed Administrator OF the
Estate Of EUASALEWA W. deceased, notice 1.
hereby given 10 all creditors Of the deceased, 10
present their claims, whether scared by mort
gage or Otherwise. duly authenticated. and with
the proper vouchers II any exist. to the under
signed. within six months from the date hereof,
OF they shall he forever barred. And all persons
indebted 10 -aid deceased are requested 10 make
immediate payment 10 the undersigned Al his
Office. On Merchant Street. Honolulu.
Dated, Honoi1iG, Sov. %. 1885
A-G- VI. ROBERTSON.
Administrator Estate o: kuzualewa deceased.
f-ff-I0-
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NE-zAN-aEE.
s-sts lls GoeS rcs t1cl-as ccSsss-s.l
sax Don A61lso. N-sss1- Newcastle.
Gs- oA-S 4 H.czfs.G. S4-ee-, New Io-s-
S-Ar Ecce-- Levers. Goodman. ELo.
4 r e4rk Ncllcs-. ] chuSo1. CSlzc-
sea- 49,. uzhsi. san E-zcc1Scc.
AN = Tar--c '-Scz-rsr. Ssabo,iy. Nswc,-is-
An hS1-s Wl--,s Z aure- BrisEs1. NsEc-
- cS slGs-S-cvs. EocsrtSC1, Liverpool
; lr Esc- " Logan. B-av. san Francisco.
Scnr King Cyrus. C--is--a-Se1. Newcastle.
Bk Alden BsSSs. Poster. >sn Francisco.
Nor OK Ss-L-sS Newcastle.
Ar bSrcs Aus-lz. Ward. EC-esH-
Ar bkr-a A--se-, CslaoCc. San Francisco.
>ch- A. a. Daosl. san Francisco.
Bkrus y s4s-is. Hubbard :
R1rs A. -s-s, Gr-@-lS. san Frz-csScc.
Sch- Z - -iesrz- Anderson. Nscro-1s
p.a-S 4 lev WeIch. Drew. Sar Francisco.
Sckr Z 1sr BChcs, Anderson. Eureka
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Administrators Notice.
. PERSONS HAVING

ALL PERSONS HAVING
n claims against the Estate of SAMUEL
late OF Honolulu. oahu. deceased.
iuJestAte are hereby notified to present the same
duly verified with proper vouchers, TO the under
signed. 81 his Office with VI. y. Grin tsum & Co,
corner Of Queen and KsShumaru streets. Homo
lalu- within six months from date OF this pabli-
cation. or they Will De forever barred
q. BOLTE,
AdministrEtor.
Dated Nov -. Isal- I7iG-lr alt
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Notice Of Election.

A I The ADJOURNED AN.
"A maj nesting Of the stockhoIdsr, Of ~.
Ka1ai Ieispsonie Company held this dsy Al
ensuing year:
W. n. k.ce -.... $780,. Pr.ssde-.
Hans lsenoerg .... yies-Presid-,-
g. n. Wilcox Tr-1sn-s
r. ". T. PErFla se~r~s.rv
Il H. Ws.cox frdifer.
4. q. T. Puavfs,
LlEus, lie, December. 1855. f5so9T
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EE The above sale is again postponed to
SATURDAY, JAM il. 1896. at the same
hour and place a. above specified.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1895-12-31

2 VT PCETI<
c.sEk Of the CircIii Cez-t OF e Fifth
Circqir Xl5-ft alt
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y, tsllM mArhsl hal 200 NpHRri
~, ,alst iha nti aep haine : rolltA
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I'M Nlma8 Anpfa eaialiANs slNa
ttela eas abaAsfAhle eNrhNs
aai ahetla MlA nalnf WuhAaiNA
Y aAslAa atgaNNE iltafpall naH
1s nd sahaehbl hlRhef ANi ,Hla
mtleti vim aayaNtMa FaNibtpa
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10. 9apitef.
Gin @eaiueiier.

slm felben Mor9en mar cine 4btbeis
lung bon 9teitern Dor einent 6aule iens
ieits bes 8a9es oerlammelt. 3fpei Ser
Geiter fiitterten ibre Tferbe, einise
batten auf einem strobbiinbel Blas
genorrtmen uuo persebrten lire Mabl,
3eit.
Ger Seiiser bes 6aules ltano init
einem fleinen balb ansesoaenen Sua.
ben auf oen slrm in Der offenen gtalls
tbilr un0 betra6tete Die frelaben @dlte.
Somobl oen 9ieitern als aud) Sen
oanpfenber EferSen fonnte man es
anieben, oaB iie einen langen, anltrens
9er6en 8itt 3uriif9elegt batten.
Cie 5spei Stubell, aus benen baS
9auS Geitarb, paren ebenfalls nit
Soloaten angefiillt. Der glnfiihrer,
9auptnann Mianbeimer, idritt TIM
3immer auf unb nieber; er mar fe1t
in ieiuen Miantel sebillt unb trua
einen lansen Sdleppbegen unterm
arn. Sein 9lntlis mar bitter unb
uerorieBlid. slm Gage, nadoem oer
Sebnsmann 2Dge 500 ben Grdmer an
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tbnen allen oanelbe nit. sic MOLTEN
mir nid)t 9lauben unb 9ent lf(euoerte
ein Stiif Giien bi1ter mir ber uno
Sens bano mid an einen 8auln, bort
lollte i'd, iteben bleiben, bis Die anoeren
fQnlen, uub bann mollten lie Die Sunhe
auf midi besen. slber ifb bettelte 10
langc, bis Iie mid fretgaben, ,t1lb lief
Sann Slt ollcn 0einen &euten uno CAB
linen bielelbe Grfldrun9. Gariber
per9iug Der Sag, aber als bic Odnme<
rllng bereil1brad, lpar i6 fertig; tn;pis
iden battell lie audi NIT So gelproden
uno itr0mten nun BON alien Seiten
aus benz 94albe berbei. .-Oarum ipuBte
i'd es, bab Gu wieberfommen tpiirbelt"
fiigte er 3uueri idtli6 binsu.
Sueno mar geriibrt. Gr reidte ibm
bic 9ano. Gam nabm lie smil6en
feline beioen, beugte lid) Derab unb
fiiBte iie; batu lparbte er iib at
gueno urS rief, mdbrenb Inn Die
2brdnen BON ben @ansen berabfloiien:
sd bite Old BON sallsem Sersen
um gerseihuns!"
Sueno eriptberte ni9ts, er f(opite
Gam auf rie S6ulter.
n9an!" rief Sb, bunfelrotb bon
ber slnitrensuns, Die es ibm foitete,
it'd 5u beberriden!- !-nDu gtrol6, Der
Gu uns unler id0nes Nbenbeilen gee
itoblen bait! Sect babe i'd Gid tros
alleoem lieb!"
oGs iit einSis unb allein bic Sduto
bes bOien g8eibes," ermioerte Gam.
n2aBt uns ui6t metter bariiber ipre>
den, 9am,' iaste gueno. rGu biit
bot beute an ipieber mein lieber &ae
merao.
Tams btei9e, einsefallene 3iige
oriiften eine unbel6reibli9e Sreube
aus, er biipfte uie ein Sino im @dnee
1tnber.
u@rober Gott! 9b bate es mir
ni6t trdunen luileu, baB id oiele
@orte jenals ipieber b0ren fpiirbe.-
slber bic 9nberen?" fiiste er pl0eli6
bin;u. nsie iinb mir ni9t uobfs
9elinnt; milllt 0u BEL benen au6 elm
Sutes @ort fir mid eiule9en?"
pSieb mid einmal an, Gam, rief
81 aus, inoem ct iid bot i'm binitellte
unb ii6 in ieiner sansen Sobe anfri6,
tete. $50 iebe i'd aus, uno gu meiBt,
mas fir elm iuiitbenoer &erl id lein
faun, wenn mir 9emano su nabe
fommt. 0enn i9 nun bei meiner
Seli9feit I'M 0inmel un6 bel Der
Oeinen Obenbrein idm0re, SaB Dir
nidt sein ein3iser BON BEN llnleren elm
9aar trimmer ioll, biit Oh banm
5ufrieoen?"
Limb unler 0elo, unler @elb!" rief
Speno plOtli6 BOILER Subel aus,
inbenl er .Sb auf Die gd)ulter idlug.
p@ott lei COB un6 Danf, baB mir bas
lpieber befomme1l. 9ett wollen mir
unS auf ben @eg MAIDEN tno es bis
beute slbenb rllbi9 in leinem gerlted
liegen lailen. SOnm Du MIR NIT,
Gam, unten i'm @rabgem0ibe treffen
mir uniere Seute, lie iollen 9leid) err
fabren, mie 0u es ansefansen bait,
0einen Sebler iuieoer gut gu MAIDEN"
Garauf perlieBen Die bret Manner
oas llfer bes 8a6es uno iflu9en ben
Weg na9 benz @alOe gu elm.
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Stein, i4 bin elm 6rauenSimmer,
baS lie &ullog nennen!"
,Gu biit elm 6rauensimmer?" uie-
oerbolte Wianbeimer nit b0bnii1em
2aden.
sSa, geitrenger 6err, aber Sbr
braudt oesmesen ntdt 3u ipotten, i'd
fann oaS Werf eineS ManneS uerrid)s
tenl Sbr peroet es ielber ieben!"
runb wie meinit 0u benr, bab mir
es anfangen iollen, I'm bes i1lauen
Speno 0jonge babbaft gu merben%
.Sebt Sbr," ermioerte Die gfte,
tnoem lie Wlanheimer ndber riidte.
ySoweit i'd in grfabrung sebrabt
babe, Siebt er nit ieinem gdae nod
gloromeiten su, wcs lebr flus lit. ba er
IN lener 9e9etto Die iuenigIten Soloaten
trefTen miro. Sberbalb &jOse seben iie
iiber ben Sioro, aber bic oabin mulien
mir lie sefaBt baben; oarauf nluHen
mir Dor alien Dinsen bebadt lein;
ossholb tbun mir am belten, menn mir
Cure 3teiter aufiieen laiien unb noro=
lpdrts um baS Corr Derumreiten, no
bic SSe9e lib trenuen. gSas meiter su
MAIDEN lit, fonnen mir ia untermeas
bereoel. Sbr fommanoirt Cure eeute.
uno i'd"
nSa, Ou tommanoirlt midi" MUIR
melte Manheimer, inbem er lr etnen
geb6IIilen 0lid sumarf.
y9tein geitreuser Serr," er,pioerte
aullo9 ldbelno. sd tpollte Sud mr.
bitten, mir elm Bfe:o gu seben, bas
ni6t binter benen Der s(noeren suriid,
ltebt."
Gas iolllt gu baben, g8sib,"
iaste M@nbeimer unO perlieB bas 3tn,s
mer.
slls auli0s allein mar, rieb lie ibre
9anoe boil bdmiider gdabenfreuoe.
Damn ersriff lie eine @einflai6e, Die
auf oem Qil9 oes 9auptmanns itano,
unb leerte lie.
Cine balbe @tunbe ipdter batten sic
Setter bas 9auernbuus usrlalien.
8ullos rift an Wanbeimers Geite.
um ibre 9e6iidte, nagere @e|talt flat'
terte ein blauer Seioenmantel.
(Eprtsetuna FoIat).
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= 9ein 6ffentli6er geruf III Der
OehentIidteit mebr ent3oaen als Der
2ebrerberuf; baftr ober iiubet er ins
nerhalb Ter bier Wdube feline rudf9ts.
lofen 8eurtbeiler.
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VY UubTu1IKBlIlD Dt.
9terces "Favorite Prescription, benz "Gol.
den Medical Discovery" unb ben "Pellets."
Wabrenb id bic erbe 6lai9e Prescription
nahm, nabm i9 uii1 3tu0lf Pfunb jn.
Setltegeno ifide td Sbneu NIT metuem
Dant nieine Photographic. Sober Srau, bic
Ietoet iuis tb lit, unb bic Ginjelbeiten mel.
ner $rantbeitsgei9ibte 1u erfabren uiinid5t,
nno ein frantirtes Guoclope nit ibrem glo.
men uno Gorehe ait mid f6tdt, min I'd, oern
CUES @eiuiinifte tnittbeilen."
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Mfntter,

bic ibre Rnaben germ biibi9 N.
se3osen ieben, iauten unisr Eager
BON 8nabensA sAnaiisen in Aueen.
ihetn nebmen.
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(Gprtietune FoIgt).
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DR.. priee's Cream Bafine pomoer
SS@Re @eltsausReauuss ansseidauns.
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-02-16

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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-08

MIDDLErewN, Feb 8.
Yesterday afternoon at the session of
the Eneampmsnt Of tho Grand Army OF
the Republic of Delaware the report Of
State Commander Vantine was read, 1t
favored the charitable side OF affairs
wherein comrades were unable to pay
thelr back dues and were dropped OIL tho
roll. Such thing should not occur, but
on the contrary all comrades should
come to their assistance ard introduce
the social side OF affairs.
mander.in. Chief Iawler and Quar-
termaster. General Bursh made addresses.
The following officers were elected: De-
Pertinent commander, Edwin +. Wood OF
Dover; senior yice.c commander, William
Kelley; junior vloe.eommander. James
AgBew; chaplain, Joseph Miller; medical
examiner. DIR. 9. o. Stonger; delegates to
national encampment Joseph y. Wheeler
and Richard Heritage.
Post No. % of this town and IA of
Odessa right royalty entertained the visit
ing comrades.
In the evening there was camp fire at
which several interesting adhie aees were
delivered. W. W. Walker, Of Odessa, as
usual Interested all present. A pleasing
program was rendered.
The members OF the order who went
home last evening on the northbonnd
train can bless their stars. as the Norfolk
Express has not arrived yet.
The comrades who live south OF here
are still In town. as the midnight train Is
showed In at the canal bridge.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-08


A red letter day In tho Anglican Church,
In that Of Rome double ofthe second
class" This feast is sometlnes called
.'Christ's Presentation, tho Holy day OF
s. Simeon" and "fhe Wives feast." In
the Greek Church 1t Is styled THE Hy-
papanto Of our Lord" another name by
which It is known IL that OF Ca nd lemas
Day" on account OF ceremonies Pr acticed
In it's observance. The festival celebrates
the event Of our Lords prosenta tion In
the Temple by his mother. forty days
after his birth, according TO tho Mosaic
lew (Lev.XID and also for her own puri-
flcatioD prescribed by the same law.
1t is probably the fret festival Instituted
In honor OF the Virgin. 1t certainly is OF
very early date, bslng spoken OF by Cyril
OF Alexandria. Previous to tho time Of
Justinlan. A. ID. 54e It's observance was
on Feb. 18th. The name "Gandlemas lay"
perpetuates the memory OF the custom OF
walking In procession. carrying lighted
tapers. Alcuin, A. ID. 100. speaks OF this
custom. and 5. Bernard. A. u. ll53. gives
the following account OF 1t as practieed In
his day:
"We go" he says, in procession two
and two. carrying candles, which are not
lighted at u comm on fire hut at o fire first
blessed Ia the church by a bishop.
We carry lights In our hands, lst, to Sig
nifty our light should shine before mon.
End, this we do in memory OF tho wise
virgins. (of whom the Blessed Virgin is
the chief who went to meet their Lord
with their lamps burning. and from this
usage and the many llghts set up in
churches this day, it Is culled Candeluria
or Candlemas.
The procession itself is to teach us that
we should not stand idle In the way of
life."
The festival occurs forty days after
Christmas, that being the prescribed time
by the Ieyitical law from the day of
birth. when the mother presented herself
for re.admission to the congregation.
ID. j.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-08

Officers Hatkins. Maloney and Lyons
OF this city attended the banquet given 10y
the Chester Patrol at WilcuXs. Chester.
last evening. When tina officers arrived
at the station they were met bv commit.
tee aud escorted to the restaurant where
q splendid menu WAS served.
There were also present three members
of the police force from No. station,
Philadelphia. Chief OF Police, Bagshaw,
memhers OF tho Gity Council and Fire De-
partment were also present.
The Chester Palrol Is controlled by pri-
vato individuals aud city Council appro-
PIRATES $500 10 defray the expenses. The
sum Is not sufficient anu 1t SCENE tn o
Chester people DO not appreciate the ser.
wee.
Chief Bdgshaw. who opposed the m oney
when he was in City Council spoke In
flatteTinR terms oil the service rendered
by the patrol lie hoped that the patrol
would receive more money.
House Sergeant NHndyke OF Phlladei.
phla told OF the systsm in that city US lid
officer Harklns of Tits city.
he Chester men right royalty enter
tanned the visitors, and II the same trea t.
ment IL given to all visitors to our pre- tty
neighbnrin.g city it is safa to say tina
there Will be many visits paid to Chester