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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-03-28
Nnrh-pahnfa.

8tsmard.-9as S~berseribt FOL
BEN W6roer Sent eiren neuen GroSes
6eu,liet. 9runb: gprsiueerommen.
belt oes 8i5!ers 9eSen ben Seturtbeil'
ten.
@ q o H. 0onuettno fano ba'
bier cine Waiieuusriammlurs itatt, in
welder Der Sei6fuB aeIaBt wuroe, Die
Betriebsleitun9 Der Chicago, Mlluaus
Tee & ct. GQul Snhn gu eriuheu, eiuer
SdnsQpgrtebrsoienit auf Der Sarge
3tusislinie eir5uridten.
Sames o 10 r.-Nui beute, Dom
ue,itas. 1T cine WaiienusrIammluus
uQer oerer, bic iid fir .5smpsrerS"
uno Yrobibitiou intersiiirer, einberuier.
Der Nuirui 1T Don 8Oupgrneur NQin,
ueun StcatsienatUreu uuo breisebn G's
iemblpsG euteu unterSeidnet. Sduimam'
led Bates iebit nntiirl,d nub ulbt.
.Bisma d .-8oupsrneur NQin bot
Die BON Der oiesidbrisen 9eiessebuns
semabten 8e%wlQiaunsen in Der @es
'ammtt0he BON 1861 AGO UNI $120,590
belhHit!eu. 9te 0erabieSura Der elm
,elnen Sc'rdoe III pie iOi9t: SOloaten
beim ppa slS,450 aui $l2 900; Gaubs
itummeuauItalt bon S23,25O uno $l6.=
500; Wopplle Normalihute bon 1874, z
S60auiS7,700; Srrenanitalt BON $l3S,
600 aui l2S, 500; lauomirtbidaitlrde
Sbale BON $4,000 ouf $1l.250;
StaatsuniperIitdt Don $4,000 nuf 49,.
$50; Yulsp Ghp Normali6ule bon
$4,000 nuf $4,000; Staatsaubtbaus
uon $4,000 auf S43.440. Sn 5olse
oieier Serabiesursen miiisn bic Ser
malihulen uno Die StlatfuuiusrIitdi
nab Nbluuf bes SbuliabreS uorlGufi9
sei6!ciien weroen; bic iibri9en Staots'
a%nltalten merben fIimmerlihe GriIten'
irliien fDrrsu, Biz wieoer Before Better
fommen uno mebr 5Onos fir 6iientlitt
3wede uertisbar iiHb. Die Bill betr
S~ewllisuug 81 3wede Der ausrottuns
Der ruiiiben 3Iitel If nod nidt unter,
Seidnet. @cup. NQius' Sanoluu9s-
peiie wiro Don ben Steuer5ableru ent,
idieoen 8ebiQt8t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-03-28

New go RI. - Der Su,pelenlaben
BON @oatdnt 2ucius ipuroe Samfaa
am Giumonien I'm 0erlbe BON $4,000
berdubl.
Gstaleoa .-Gsr fribere Obers
riDter Siuers pom Oberaeridte oes
Stantes Soma 1T S%Onntn9 Morsen, rs
Sabre oil. Gu osu Julssu elmer CAB.
niuns 9~elto'bsu.
Denuer.-Gas 81. Sames Sotef,
elnes Der Iaoniien IN Oenuer, Col, 1T
ourb Jeu:r SerIi0yt woroen. Mebrere
Seuerleute baben idwere Branopunoen
e%rliitsn, un2 5tuel taben ibren COB in
ben 5lnmmen seiuuoen. Serluit $780,.
0CO.
9 uuann 3. - Seridte bon ben
RetspIllusern ees Sauonnab.9 ifritts
IN Georgia ssigsn, oas Die NIT 8eis BE.
'dete Gooen Hide ebsn 10 eroB, tuenn
urht grocer, als bic lesidbrise fem
otro. s. gebt aus oieiem Snisn cine
Dtaiie 9iels nab guslauo ab.
Seleuo. Setretdr SOfe Smith
appro6irte bic 2auoaus u6una Wonta.
nas iir Die iolsenoeu Slaa,s Snhituie:
qSrttOliurs college. l0,9S7 Ncrss;
5aubtummeu-a u. 1890 Qcrss;
8srabauaS hule, %. 2O5 Ncres Reform.
5bale, 4 52S Ncree. 1as 2auo l,sst
ale I'M Wliioula Glitritt.
Milpaufee-0i Ylatteru, tuels
DE I'M p0rigen CONNER uno Serbit eint.
9e Wchen lang bier GraIlrten uno nab
reuo les &inters oaS Geiunobeitsamt
iortfulbrtuo in 1bd!istelt sehalten ba'
5eu. Iino lest 10 gut nie psridDunoen.
DE NbiOnceruuss SOspltdler iino se'
ltlciin, uno in Der saGSen Staot ueiB
uian oon bptiters nur Don le1s 5auen.
Wn GIn9tpn.- 8unossconlul
Wortis bon Gent, Sel9ieu. beihrelbt
N elFem Serl6i oil oas Staatsoepdrte'
mt,t eiu neues Setfubren CUR Serhel-
tuug ron aunfs SaumluoIe welde oIel
bjl,sCr ais bic unliriiGe Saumpcle
il uuo ulcle ibrer Gi9enibaIten bot,
obne leeoh 10 oauerbaft gu lein. Sic
MIRO aus S0lSbre, semadt, relder in
relre Geuulcie ueriuarosli. 81 5aoen ses
lp0nnen uub baum sepUbeu wIro.
sort " anne. - Cine erfledllhe
UrSabt Glubreter ,puroe SOnnta9 in
Bort @upne. Sno., cin0feit ssmaht.
Set e.nem balbeu Sabre batten GIN.
BREEDER. 8eselaserer uno lonitises Spis'
bubenssiiHbei bier uno in @oloen. Gbe.
rubus @ouatD uno in Suntiu9tOn ihr
unneien 9etrlebsn uno SwanSls ooer
msbr Qdoen aue9eplinbert. ,HoliSsi'
captain Bergman uro einise ieiner Geu'
tie nahmen SOuuias Die sanSe Banoe in
einsm birSisen Saule s~eianser, polelbf
Wanreu i'm geirase BON mebreren taua
leno Dollars sefunoen puroen.
8aihiu9tou.- Die Nadfrase
nud Nepieln fir oas Nusluno iberitles
in ben Scr. Stadten INNER ben 8ors
roth. @rOBbritannieu aQein Sablte ben
Obit8drtsn Der Ysr. Staaten ie,t Sep
TENDER 1894 S2.500,000. Inseiidts
Der 2buliade, bnD bic gauge Gpfelernte
Suiueilea ourd @iirmer beorobt 1T, lieB
Setretdr MOrton llnterIuhunsen OH
Iielen uno 'ano aus, oaB Ssiprenfeln
nit elmer 26iuns BON Barrier Grim Elm
eluiabes uno pirtiames Wittel 1T, tuel,
Dies er nlsn 5armern uno SbiSiittern
gu usriubeu empfteblt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-03-28
AusIann.

q m.-Sas in Der 9tdbe bon Yla-
tania' selssene 3orf 8olIara 1T ourd
einen i6rtd!Iden Se,Srutid S~eritort
tuoroen.
Bremerba .-Samtas trat
bier oas Sesamt S%uiammer, nelhes bic
srauii9e ,9lba" 8atafrupbc uno Die
llmtdnoe, welhe oieielbe berbeiseiibrt
boben, ein9ebeno unteriuden piro.
8erlin. - @s 1T nunmebr be-
idloiien tuOroen, oaB Der 8ailer ben
5uriten Slsmard UNI 5reltag mprSeu
beluben uno ieinen d%lteiten SVbn nit
lib uad Srieoridsrub nsbmen ueroe,
UNI bic periOnli6s Yefauntidait ces
5iiriter Sismard 81 MAIDEN. Der 8als
Ter pl,o ii1 bort 6 Stunoen, a%nitatt
lple Suerit beabiittist MIR 3 Stuneen,
auIBalteu.
n.-8ie ibon in furSen WOr.
ten telegrapblld beridtet ipors
cen, muroe I'M Canton Bern, SbneiS.
bic 9pausslmpiuna nieoersetlmmt.
@ssen o,elslbe ltlmmtsn 10000; iiir
oielelbe $4,000. llnseidbr $4,000 gum
Stimmen berehtiste Burger nabmen
gar fetnen Nnibeil on Der Wabl. Sm
Canton Bern fann oemnad Hiemnno
aeSwuu9en lperosn, iid impfen 81 laieu,
mas audi u~uierer Weinuns nad sauS in
Der Orcnuns lit.
Waorio.- Die 86nisin &esentin
bate gaItlao be GanOuas nit Der Dill
oura eines ueuen Cabinets benuftra9t,
uuo elm ioltes puroe bon inn am Soms
ltos nit iid islbit OILS Winiterprdlioent
an Der SpiBe s~ebiloet. 9as Yrosromm
oes neusn Wtiniiterlums 1T perpHentllht
poroen. gs oetplihtet Die Minifer
81 enersiiden Sanolunsen in Iniebuns
Der llnruben aui Cuba uno iast. bob
Spaulen Dor tsinem Spier CUR unter'
orldlus oss 4uiitanoes Suridldredsn
weroe.
@sitsrs Iaari6tsn daf Seite s.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-03-28
5mn-Dakata.h

Nberoeen.-YsE ganSen Spnner'
flag binourd niibete bier elm beftt9er
Sturm, iniolse beiisn Die sonjs @sssuo
in etue urgebeure Staubpulte sebaQt
mar. Die tele9rupblihe Serbiuoun9
nit aQen 3beIlen oes Staotes wnr fat
9anSll9 uuttrbrobsu.
8ierre.- Ser 8iunen teuusgirz
nebmer 8idaam ~ertldrt, oaB er bis lstt
bel ben 9orbereitunlen fir bic Grbes
bun9 Der @jntommeaItsuer aui feinerlei
s6pieristelteu QstOBen lei. Gr lelen
tim bis aug Der Oitllhen 0dlile oes
5tuates etpa 800 aasseilate Jra9ebo.
gen 5u9eSnr9en.
Siour 6all9. - Die Stnats
,6au" BON Snoz GafOta miro fir Die
Bauer Der ndhiien irUs Sabre in benz
l,ebli6en stdOtdeu SlOur Salts abgcz
balten iperoen. Ire Sewobner ~uuisres
HahbarNudtes babfn ourd Die 8abl
oieier Stuet bswIsieu, ouB iie niht nur
Elm @use fir lanoitnitlide Sh0nbeit,
ionoern aud elneu 8ut'n seitdillite1
Bid bCIiben.
Surou. - Mdbrero oes beitigcu
Sturmes, Der felt Sruel 9aaen in oieier
8e9eno wiitbtte, brad III Dem ltotill65n
8~obusctGuoe pOH @altet U. WtcGul.
lUuob in Dem unIprit uOn bier ~bels8eNer
Serlteu Wulitp j5euer aus, oeiien man
tros iaIt ibermeniaIl4er Initreu9unsen
uidt mebr Serr wuoen fonnte. 8as
0aus brounte gdujllh nieoer. Der
S6aoen betrGgt eirUu $4,000, uno 1T
ultt ourd Striibcrun9 seordt.
8ierre.- Die neulibe Welouug
BON Dem GrlaB elmer Proclamation iei,
tens @ouuerneur Stcleon's betr. Ser
bot Der 8.ebelniubr aug Der luoli6 BON
elmer 3one, ole iib Uon Gan 5ranciscO
big nab Woro~GaIo,lEa eritredt, beige
men @eacno lii lrrl3 mIOIern, ols Die
8rotlamattOn MD, ron @ouo. SbslooR
brett au8gebt, iouo,rn in GlntIuug itebt
nit einem bsSiiGilhen @rlnB oes Ndsr
bau SetretGrs. 0trr Worton mus ebeu
nun encli6 nud ju9eben, oab unter benz
terdnliden Ylebiiano oas logeuannts
,teranii6e 6iebcr" aus9ebro5en 1T.
StOuE 5ulls. - Nd6reno Der
lcbten oret Gage Der Uerson9ensu NOde
beiano Ii6 Mi8r. u. Caller, @enerals
uitar Der GrSol6Seie St. Baul, I'M Aui,
TRACE oes @rsbiitois SreIuno in bieii'
ger Siaoi, nm Die Stwlerl9fei', Die
lid in faibUllibsu arelien erbOben, 80
bebeu. 9ns Rsiultat mar, uie Die eng
lli5en 9asesbldlter Der @apllOiitaot
berl6ter, oaB bOtw. 6err gtoluu, Der
aegen Die S6neiern, pelbe IN ben
8iarrihulen Der olaot uuterridtete.
@lummcuuseu madte, ofieutli6 o0n Der
8nn,el ietuen Nusiu8en iuloerrtei. 0les
1T oils Elm Sie9 Der Stwstern ~ be
lesen, bod bic betrCienoen 8lG!ter fiji
gen ibrtm Serl6te BET, bob Die S6we'
tern Die 8tbJsie SIoOg Sails ~perlaiien
meroeu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-03-28
1850 8nibel Gartoiieln.

gs 1T faum 9lnubltdl, Dab ma 1850 Sns
ibcl aartpiiel pom Nder steben tann, uno
bod ~bebaupten Sunocrte pom 6armerr, Die
SulSer SarpeIt Sing 2artoiieln ueriuhteu,
ooB es nit oleier Sorte let6t moglth iet!
Nebenbei bat er etue &artoiiel, Die idlon 40
Gage nnh Dem TilnnSen ihoue aartoneIr
gum Glen %lieiert! go cine fribe Sorte
liebt Die oeutihe Sausirau.
~ IS Eadete tribe Semitic Samen
S1.OO.-l 10 Yadete 8lumeusS amen 25 Cts,
purtoiret. Senoe oaiir.
Sal,er Grtra @rasmiihun9 9ibt ihou I'M
erItcn Sabre cine berrlide gSetoe uno trd9t
4-6 5ouneu Seu!
9 ie bteie NptiS auSih neis
II II B nit s Gents III Briefmarfen
al Sobn u. SulSer Seeo Co., ga eroie,
9Sls., ienoeu, oanu betommen Sic fret cine
Yrobe aleearassY Rlibuns Snmen uno Sal
5ers &atalo9.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-03-28
Gin ebrliMcr Wamn.

@ertttr Rted ctCur!-gitts, ttsilsu Sic ttren stisrH
NIT, eat. psnn fs mir TN gtrtrauSu itrttbtn, t6 To-
men PER Yet In siusm sGrfCsslten Brief Ten Plan
i6itSu rsTet, turb tSisu Ausiubrnna it ptrrd'
Rent riettr ~ @dunstsit une mannltHer Nrdft rr"
ftpads, nGttiibeu SerIufsu une etitrd6tsn, tinsts
I'd rumpften ltUlsu. SD FATE Hitt BE abfHf' ren
iresne Ginsm @stp 90 UprsHtr. Sd rurff sen zen
Guddiilbt rn ttraubt une ~btitpinhtli, BITE tn ptlnaps
an Ter Weniaflit per,r nfslic, attr hem pimmel lt
Iant, Id bin isst ssiuue, itdri nne trattis, une We
sisria titie Nders Nrt Ter sur alien bttannf W ING.
hsn. Ia I'D uttts AZ r~triaufsn cher &. !. W
Itnssn tate, 10 punfbt it hin Och. aertnirf mt;
Samee u, Sarris, l.. q. Box oil, Itlrap' W'o'
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-03-28

Warball.-8d breno zines 0ino
Iturmes in Der 9onueritns Rabt sers
forte Elm 5euer Die @Obnuns BON @ilb.
JeSler.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-03-28
Wabrz
id)eiuiidD

faun, ais tie Vortb; ~ sitern Strcdc. Giue Rtiig
ubtr lire Strtfe, namsHtlib ,rtittn WiruCaVcIis,
q. gaul une GtteaaS, N "a ttuSm Vrarbstu &C.
pprstu uut ~ ppufauttB 'rft rrn StlartaunatU unt
urauuCtmtittttteu ne itNs m uHitrtrtuulthU Der.
btrtuue wartn nit RtiitH aut Ter GtisHtatH. VT.
sus, Jdr8e. r.. I,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-03-28

Dr.. priee's Cream Safine powoer.
S69hs 2Seltsausheluuss aus,ei&aiag.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-03-28

N fttns auttrs G~iftntatu TIM
Y crtwGttu prempier aGrtiH ~
Ter NuHdeme traeRb elmer G:rH.
tuna, Ius ptlhtr man I'D Unt
- a W.f .nA.a
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-11-14
BIO WOODS.

..... Nov. 3rl, 1895.
SHEAF:
The immense crop OF 1898 is al
| most threshed. A heartfelt harvest
home can be celebrated this year if
anywhere on the face OF the globe.
The store rooms are full, cellars are
grooming with their abundance OF
| vegetables and who will not say the
Giver OF oil good has been witt. ns in
| the Red River valley this year?
| Flowing comes in secondary. With
the exception OF a few isolated cases
it is stubble and not the black rich
soil which greets the eye, and it will
be a scramble in spring and fewer
acres of wheat in consequence, which
no doubt will be best for the wheat
grower.
Andrew Paulson's were suddenly
bereft OF their Youngest child, a
bright little boy. two years old.
After an illness of only two days he
left them to bid them, "COme, he is
only waiting the masters ci,ll for
his grieving parents.
Ii we mistake not, potatoes will be
referred to as the crop OF '95 in the
race with wheat. II we had one starch
factory this year, the crops would
have been with 1t; as it is, it is acres
and acres out, not worth digging,
and such beauties usually only seen
at fairs.
Red River is frozen over at Knute
sons, with the ferry boat in the mid
die OF the stream.
We hope Mr.. Hill will not be OBJ
liged to carry off the 90 crop, and if
MIR. Hines friends will only put their
shoulders to the wheel as they have
promised, Hill will have help.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-11-14
Demise of e. r. Ross.

DemiSe OF E. K. Ross.
e. r. Ross, one OF the early settlers
OF this county, passed away at his
home in this city on Monday, this
week after an illness Of about six
weeks from complication OF dis
eases.
Deceased was born in Cape Vincent,
n. T., May, 9th, 1881, hence was in
his 65th year at the time OF death.
He came to Dodge county this state
in 1862, and in 1873 he removed to
Marshall county, OF which new coun-
ty he became the first Judge OF Pro-
bate. He built the first shingle
rooted house around here. He was a
kind and genial old man, very much
esteemed by all who knew him.
The funeral was held on Wednesday
afternoon at 2 o'clock, from the
home, under the auspices OF the Ma
sonic fraternity. Rev. Chas. d. Darl-
ing and Rev. Thos. Billings made ap-
propriate address. A large number
OF friends escorted the remains to the
last resting place in the city GENE
terry. Long live the memory OF a
good man!
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-11-14
E"tsredat the Post o flee at Warren as Second
Glass MailMatter.
WHEAT QUOTATIONS..
DIED..

DIED.
Mrs. flelga Sophia Johnson, wife
OF Mr.. c. .J.Johnson, OF Svea Hotel,
died on Wednesday, Nov. 18th, 1896,
aged 80 years, IL months and
days.
Deceased was born in Sweden Dec.
9th, 1855. She had been sick only a
few weeks, when the summons OF
death came. She was a good Christ
ian woman, whose presence will be
missed in the home from which she
was taken. The funeral will be held
on Friday afternoon this week at
O'Clock from the Swedish Lutheran
church.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-11-14

Do not fail to call at Taralseth's
fG.l bargains in all departments.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-11-14
DISAPPEARED.

On Monday evening, Nov. IL, one
black and white l.ewellin setter,
about 10 months old, answers to the
name Of "Reed." A suitable reward
will be paid for his return to
HENRY TARALsETH
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-11-14
School Report.

Report of the first month of school
in District No. 81 Town of Viking,
ending Nov. 9th, 1895.
No. scholars enrolled 25
Average dhily attendance IA
Those perfect in attendance are:
George Znerold.
CHAs. S. DAHLQUIsT,
Teacher.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-11-14
Who will Doubt
We're Not Fishing

for business with any bats that will deceive your
confidence, but with honest values. legitimate meth
DDS. straightforward advertising. We are e,silv
making popular store more popular. Our store
has always carried tlst-class goods and sold ut low
est prices, and we shall keep up its former reputa-
tion in this respect.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-11-14

Have You seen the latest in dress
goods at Taralseth's.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-11-14
Wa1rn Ma7sboN 1A 1895
fOrBuSi1leSS!

Again our shelves, counters and tables are
grOanng under their burden OF Choice Clot hing
Dress Goods, Notions, Fannels,s Blankets,
Shaws, Cloaks, Ladies' and Gentlemens Under
wear, Shoes Croekery, Groceries, etc.
Our store is immeasurably larger and better
than a year ago, and each tomorrow will find it
still better because oi the he.momentum OF expert
ence and determination.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-03-02

condition OF y prepondeFating element
OF our foreign and n very considerable
one ot our native population.
"The moral wants OF the pallor de-
mand our care equally with those that
are physical. The facilities Ofiered
To him on Hhore as reasonable and
responsible being should bo multi
form, Tn order tO couBteTacL the dis
advantages tneeparHhle from y life a.
sea. For his own sake aud that OF
every community he visits he should
ever be found an orderly and intelll
gent member of society; institutions of
this character will help make hIEn 30
Entertaining this feeling towards
sailors, / lid not hesitate TO assist In
the ceremony of today, and esteem
myself happy that my name iH asso-
clRted with this good work"
After the ceremonies attendant on
the laying Of the cornerstone were
over, the building was rapidly pushed
was the first man placed In charge.
The structure was q large one, three
stories high, with numerous Cutbuild-
inRs, ETC., but Il was constructed Of
lumber. Horace Crabbe, Senior, sue
cVeded Mr.. Thrum, and he In turn was
succeeded by T.. T.. Dunscombe and
others.
During the great fire on Nuuann
street Robert Laiug was in charge Of
the Home, which then narrowly
escaped destruction. The fire had
eaten up all the outbuildinRs, and IL
was decided to blow up the building.
A detachment Of sailors from one Of
the English men-Oi- war were detailed
for this purpose. They prepared two
charges of Run-cotton, q small and q
large one. and touched of the fuses
The small one exploded, broke all the
windows and shattered the frames in
the rear of the building. While the
second fuse was still burning, Minis
ter Gulick, who had assumed direction
Of affairs, rushed up aud said that fur
ther destruction Of property was un'
necessary. One of the sailors of the
warship rushed to the burning fuse
aud broke it off about eight inches
from the powder, thus saving the
building.
Soon after the fire the new streets In
the neigh borhOOd were surveyed and
it was found that the Sailors Home
building extended eight feet on the
Bethel street line. 1t was thereupon
condemned and ordered torn down.
The building was sold at auction aud
taken down in sections: The lot on
which the building stood has recent
Iy been fenced in aud planted in
grass, and is now used as an adjunct
70 the police station.
In the year 1893, the present hand
aome building was constructed, the
funds having been provided from vari
dus donations and other sources. BY
an arrangement with the Government
the Sailors Home Society exchanged
the lot on the corner Of Bethel and
Merchant streets for one on the newly
= 4
ket and electric light works, covering
surface of about 120 feet square. On
this q handsome two. story brick build
ing has recently been erected, an ex-
terror view of which is presented.
This building is a credit to any city
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-03-02

with . fine range with capacity
enough to do tho cooking for . hun
hTed meu, aud tho necessary cooking
utensils, hot aud cold water, aud Ia
tact every modern conveuteDca.
Every thing is ~ neat and clean - =
new pin. This department 0f the
new Sailors Home IN not yet being
ussd, pending the upp0intnIent OF =
steward. II Is the deslte Of the pres
ent board OF tFusts 90 60 give thla posi-
tiOn TO some reliable and conap6tent
white man, and until such one 10
found none other will be appointed.
In tile meRutimo sailors Stopping In
the home are furnished with meal
tickets on some prominent restaurant
90 they need them. a
Proceeding up the handsome paint
ed aud ca.peted stairway Jack dpds
himself ia very different quarters TO
those he 10 accustomed In the fore
castle. II be 60 an able bodied aea-
man and wants accom- modatsons suit
able to the Size OF his puree, MF.
Green, the present efficient superin-
teudent, will conduct hIm TO the main
seaman's ward. Here aro sixteen
iron bu,Isteads of the latest pattern,
each fitted with wire spring mattTrss,
double mattresses, q pair 0f sheets,
white blanket AID counteFpaue. So
clean is the bedding that lta white
ness is almost reflected In the polished
floor.
II Jack happens to be q secoud or
third mate and disposed TO put on
airs accordingly he On be accOmmO-
dated with q small room to himself at
very little extra expense. These are
called "mate's" rooms and are fur
nished Ia modern style with every
convenience. Still better and larger
rooms are those set apart for captains
and their friends. These are large
and haudsomeiy furnished and front
on the main upper veranda, which 10
literally supplied with l0unging
chairs and overIOoks the harboF. On
this floor are bath rooms furnished
with hot and cold water, water closets
| and lavatoFies for the use of those
using the rooms. The entire building
is lit up with iucandescent lights dis
| tributed wherever needed Ia hand
some fixtures.
The casual visitor to this Home
cannot fail to be impressed with one
thing more than anything else, and
| that is the absolute cleanliness pre-
served everywhere. ThiA is apparent
on all sides, from the mating In the
Railways to the linen on the beds. AS
Superintendent Green says, and he
| ought to know, 'this is due TO my
wife" 'tShe runs tie place, not me,h
he said to the writer, and no one will
question that the haudiwoTk OF q
| good house keeper is seen everywhere.
In the rear of the main building Is
q smaller one containing q store room,
bath rOoOms with cold water only,
water clOsefs aud two servants rooms.
The grounds belonging to the insti-
tuition have been set out In grass and
numerous trees, which have al.
ready been selected from the Gov
eminent nurseries, will be planted
out in q few days. A handsome
fence surrounds the whole. AS soon as
martial law is ended, the ROaal Super
intendent has agreed to grade the
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and more especially to one the size OF
Honolulu. 1t has an imposing front
towards the sea and q double al" ex-
tending hackw with courtyard be-
tween. The mSin architectural fsa-
lures OF the building have already
been published in these columns, and
the purpose OF this article Is TO refer
particularly to the inside arrange
ments. In a word &c Il the desire Of
the writer to let the readers OF the
ADVERTISER know exactly how
"SaiIor Jack" fares on the shore when
he comes TO Honolulu.
Entering the new Sailors Home
hy means OF a flight OF steps, Jack
fluids himself I'm = hRudsome hallway
from which q double flight OF stairs
leads to the upper story. On hts LETT
IA a nice hilliSrlI ruom furnished with
modern tahle, Just large enough for
comfort and sortRbtlity. This Is at
,Jnrk's use as long ~ he stays in the
home. Ia the rear is library Ioom
fitted with shelves amt other cuuVeu-
fences. This room has not yet been
fiit.d ny, hut The pile OF books and
mRraEiuya on the large table atfnri
abundant promise for the future, In
the rear oi the library are the three
living MONS of the EupS riutsude ut
AMI hiS family.
On the lisht hand side 81 the halt,
way is the main dtptug rcom, accom-,
mndating about forty at "A sitttug. In
the rear is the pantry Rud Kitchen,
The former IN provided with every
variety ot crockery aud other tahle
ware, ready Tor instant use. the latter