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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-04-10

A card of thanks is published
by George Ross, brother of the
late William Ross.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-04-10

Tickets are on sale today for the
steropticon entertainment at the
drill shed on Saturday evening.
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Local news OH pages | and 2.
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There will be no meeting of
Company d, N. G. H., this even
ing. Drill postponed.
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Iwakami has just about finished
opening the stock of goods received
by the Peru and would be pleased
to show same to patrons.
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Cases.


Mes rs. Macfarlane & Company are
the regularly appointed agenes for these
islands.
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Telephone PAS will secure you
prompt attention. Furniture NOV
ed, baggage or freight hauled to
and from steamers. Trunks or
packages sent to Larsen's express
from other islands will be delivered.
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PASSENGERS.
ARRIVED.

From Maui and Hawaii per stmr
Kinau, April ll-Miss Mary Green, Ii
w Schmidt, George Ross, G Ii
Doyle, w $ Terry and wife, III
Austin, NJ Kea, w w Goodale, Miss
Helen Kamai, II w West, Mrs j +
Thomas, Il Renton, Miss Stella
Kaaua, A Gibbs, A Ii Fullerton, Mr.
C b Wells, Mrs ii II Wells, G. /
Dickey, A II Crook, Chang Kim, II 5
Richard, Mrs f Z Low, child anC
servant, A o Benjamin and 62 decl
messengers
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LOGAN BREvITIgs,
Matters of Mlnor Monsnt ia aud About
y the Ctr.

AAAhkNNM Va NANaNN N@FeeANhN -
- the Ctr.
THH CRAM this eysnius-"Jolly Old
Chums,"
TN mills Nos. IS, Ia. 10 and 10, o. tho
EIna,SlandaTd, whlch have been OIL on
account ofstoCk, will 80 on Monday
YESTERDAY there We're three cases,
two plain drunkS aud disoFderly, in
the police court, and Rll three, went to
the hill.
RAIN fell for o short tina last night at
brief intervals from 10 o'clock Till after
midnight, but there was not enough to
make much impression.
WELCOME lodge, A, o, U, W., gave a
very enjoyable entertainment last oven
Ing at the association's hall, There was
a good attendance and all had y good
time,
A TuREE,YCNsoLD grandchlld oil MI.
Charles Loeflier, OF Seventeenth street,
fell of step the other day and broke
its arm Just above the wrist II Ia got
ting along very well now.
FRASK McCARrY, a blacksmith at tho
Etna,Standard mill, has patented n
separator for opening tin, which will BIO
great saving for manufacturers, and
nothing like it 10 in use anywhere,
LAST night "All the Comforts OF
Homo" had its final performance at the
Opera House. The house was not Ne
well filed az the night before, but all
present seemed to enjoy the perform
ance,
Rev. r, r. RIGdER will again conduct
the mons meeting at tho Young Mems
Christian Association building thls
evening at 1880 o'clock, The special
meelings being held this week arc full
Of interest. All men will be welcome.
Tue second lecture in the Young
Mems Christian Association course will
DO given one week from this evening.
II. II. Emmett, the popular Indian
orator, will give the lecture. Mr.. En-
nett is emiuently entertaining aud ln'
spring,
YESTERDAY osce Statler was given q
hearing by Squire Phillips on a charge
of taking money from David Heiskell
BY force, and was held for court. The
case grew out OF fight about tho pay
ment for a game OF billiards the other
night
Ntamr before last the sale room Of
John Ramser's distillsry, down at Pow
hatan, was broken into and robbed. II
looks as II the burglars had transferred
their scene OF operations from the re;
gion cast OF the city to the Powhatan
neighborhood.
LAST night Il. L, Gramer, dlsorderly,
was arrested by Officer Bowerp Officer
Gardner brought in Val. Leibold and
Dukes Reilly, who arc accused OF
lighting. Liebold also has another
charge against him-aeusinG tho OIL :
cor. They will figure in this morning
Caldwellian seance.
WEST YIRoISIANs having writing TO do
IN New York, should give it TO Mrs.
Nicholson, whose advertisement is in
this paper. She Is OF this state aud
comes so accredited. and 70 entitled to
sympathy that this paper cheerfnllY
aids her with space, and invokes for her
the friendly offices Of the pre's
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r.t-,. A.. ,h.
n N n hriId,r,j Tho whooIir, lod,o
of Elks oave soeial session. which was
"' 49,
mall respects ono OF lhe'iEost creultab'e
tho lodge ll'e ever hpd, when u saying
great deal. Il twas In Charge oil u COM
\,
o""''luHh' N"a'lus ', S'"h4'"h ="
Tracy. JosOph Ward and Nj. Hess,
a., -
These gentlemen ma uohh lholr WoEh
II, wa, mitch ,onaciod cradit mn Lhn
~ way VINO" 'e"oS'uu ''sN's va Wv
lodge and won them the gratitude Of
tho memcpra ana tic admiration OF tue
many guests
Tho hall aWlB very handsomely ar
ron"od and Inc bnEonot tabIo, were
'""hVu N"u NNV pu"I W 1919 -. 49,
most attractive. Orysanthemums were
prominent IN tho decorations, both
the opera House ana Grahu orehesIras
aided IN making the programme aLIIaG'
tive A sampsuous 'uncn was sofYeu,
after which Q very GOOD programme
was given, 10 follows;
Chairman Of Social Session g, iiTo J. D. poyener
, 9ys!GI9rLot Evans and Ills Grand opera
Mr.. ChsTlc, Sulaui will deliver 'Ico with his
vQccn 81.
hr H. gL Inn, ,M H Ints ,i M Znaufn
PrSf ChSfIe, KiInoysT viii fieE'e tie igo.
rles" ,,,,,,
Ne M Mmes MIaI 90 tS SSSnS NH make
their pebutS '4'''' " '
Bother John 4, Howard "wIll tell wnat the
Ell mSTn' ARE are H'S Sii L2S Warner .wIn
show what they eau DO alone"
brother Warner ntusunli, ,,r mt,
p[ol bG@SaeSif M Wnn h ,EIiS I lbN list"
Mountain SAFE QaaT,cIte "will tcst their
lungs"
iE3t ilarn9n will s nom G G how o,, with
iot %t.''H' ~ ''''''"' "'' 's"'', ''s
second appearance Ton earth" OF tho Young
GinImore. STeaga IFso. :, If, o,l,,r,I o,,,,o,
ar I IN" "ToueSse Co1ches" $3.50 N'S'''''
Closing ode, ''Auld Lang syno," by every one.
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ABOUT p.orLn,
Stranger. In the car ana WhOollus Folks
AbrOnd.

=-
Strangers In the U..r ana WhOsiIu= Folks
Prof.. Gwynn and Prof.. Jacobs, OF tho
West Liberty normal school, Wero IN
the city yesterday.
Charles Ahrons. Of the Kraft Frank
Company, Ia lying at his home on
Chapino street, by rOaSon Of a sprainod
ankle.
The S.eubsnyiIlo Herald says: Harksr
Manly, Of Wheeling, Ia Ia tho city,
called by tho death OF his uncle, Joshua
Manly.
Col. Albert, ono Of tho "big mon" Of
Barnesville, o., 10 hote, having como
down to attend the social session. OF tho
ElkS last night.
Tho funeral OF the late Mrs. George
L. Taylor will take place On Saturday
afternoon at o'clock, from her hus.
bands residence on Fourteenth street.
Tie intornonL will DO private at Groom.
wood cemetery.
President NJ. D. Woodiotd aud Con.
ernl Manager ". H. Woodiord, Of tho
Cleveland, Lorain 4 Wheeling road, 70.
turned from tho tour OF tho Ohio River
road yesterday, and loft ior Cleveland
10 their private car. Thoy wore accom-.
panied 10 Wheeling by Senator Camden.
Mr. II. u, Waddsll, formerly general
manager Of tho Woat Virginia Glass
Company, has accepted travelling
position with Mexico Bros, Quo Of tho
largest glass firms In Pittsburgh. lilo
will bo ono Of ihrOo mon who VIII
handle tho aonlhwost Col. Joseph A.
Harris, formerly u tho Crystal Glass
Company, Bridgeport, hAa also taken d
position with tho MckOng, and hls tor
flLory will DO In thoo
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to bed. lie Is iiStless and without energy.
The chances arc he Is dizzy, has heart
burn, palpitation, sees black spots be.
fore his eyes, has headache and il bilious.
What nonsense il Is to let condition OF
that sort continue. Ninc.tonths Of all
the sickness in the world cotnes from
constipation and neglect OF it. II is a
simple thing to cure il you 90 about it
right. IT'S bad thing aud serious tl.iug
ify you don't take the right medicine. pr.
Pictrc's Pleasaut Pelletaafe designed for
the cure Of constipation. The Pellets"
are tiny, suglr-coated grInules, One is
a laxative, two mild catlinr,ic. Every.
body who has ever used them hasa good
word for them. They have prevented
more serious illness than any Other
remedy ever sold. Druggists sell them,
and M hone, druggist vail not try to
sell you something else.
Or. pictcC'a ConiEion Sense Medical hd.
wiser Is the greatest family doctor book ever
published. II explains human physiology
and the laws Of life and health in plain yet
scientific language. II has had tfeiHcu.
dOus sale 60. $50 copies at Si55 each, boGud
IN cloth. The present free. edition IS the
same IN nil 5cspcctB except that II is hourd
IN strong rIGniiln paper covers. A copy viii
be absolutely given away TO anyone who
sends ~ onr.ccnt stamps TO pay cost Of
mailing OnLp, to Worlds DiFpcnsaty Med.
teal Association, No. COS Main Street,
Buffalo, N. y.
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THERE Is nothing that cAuBOS women
prealOr discomfort aud misery than tho
constantly recurring headache. Mon
suffer lcss with loRlaOhO, MY wiiO's
hoallh was very indifferent, having
headache continually, aud lust two
packages Of Simmons Livor Regulator
released lur ifom all headache anu
gRyc tone and Vigor 10 hOr whole ayG.
tam. | have mover regretted ilS uBO. -
NJ, II. DouOtl, Mt. Vernon, Sy
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FSyohte. Walker. Matamoras, lGloh IN.
Captain Steve Thomp'on, formerly in
the Glurngton trade, will open Il hotel
in pittsburgh, known as the Hotel
Wiley.
The Jewel, II is now announced, will
not start in tho Darlington trade until
next Monday. The alterations in her
upper work8 wero not completed as
soon as was Anticipated.
The Lexington made her first trip in
the Matamoras trade since tho general
tie.up some wooki ago, leaving at $3.50
in the afternoon. Sho had large otIer.
ings Of freigh. aud cabin full OF
people.
Captain Asa Booth made n quick trip
taking tho little Jennie George down to
CatleI.sbure, KY. from Darlington.
lie got away SUNDAY morning and
reached Catlottsburg Tuesday evening.
There was very little water In the river
al the time, too.
Tho Mborty got away from Clarinston
Yesterday aud brought no good trip,
especially freight. She arrived at p
m. and got away on hor initialtrip in
tho Parkorsburg trade at 10 p. M, with
Captain John X. Booth on the hurrl.
cane deck aud Capt. Eugene List in tho
Office.
Tho marks Mt the public landing
showed feet inches at p. IN. and
still rising. The topnotch oil the rise
will DO under five ioet, Not more than
ionr fest was expected. However, the
indications arc lor rain throughout the
tri.Stato district. and good boating
stago can DO expected very soon.
Weather cloudy aud warm.
Tho United States snng.bont steamer,
Woodruff, was DELAYED 10y log, which
kept her tei up at WellsburG several
hours. aud did not arrive hero until
noon yesterday. Capt. Bon Goodwin
had charge Of her wheel from East
LIVERPOOL to Wheeling, and NJ this point
ASA Booth aud Phil Anshuiz took her
whesl. Captain Christian was In com.
mand and her chief clerk Ia John j.
Jones. Sho lot for Cincinnati shortly
after noon.
Tho towboat Katherine, formerly the
| NOW lubNt pNHhVN hP yNaN0'N"E ~
plttburgh with tho wroCkago Of tho big
Iron Queen, which burned last year at
Antiquity, above PomeroN Nothing oil
value Camo out OF that burning furnace
except tho boilers. cylindon and
dynamo, and lot Of whiaky that wa
stored In the hold. fhe Katherine has
been living up for several weeks, during
low water, ut tho foot OF FOrliOth sLFoOt,
THE RIVER MARKS.
PIttsbursh-Rivor 3 feet aud nino'
tontlis and falling at tho dam. Weather
cloar aud cold.
Warron-Rivnr oight.lOnlhs oil fool
aud falling. Weather fair aud cold.
Oil CITY - Rtyor | foot mud falling.
WoAthor cloudy and warmOt
Sloubonyillo-lsiyor . foot 10 inches
aud falling. "NGthnt cIoar and cool.
Grsonsboro-liivcr foot 10 incl0'
and stationary. Weather fair aud warm
| .4s-s=a4a' s.
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+. D. llour Gowns nto waterproof.

NotnNd 40 di'strOsSlng M hacking
cough. Nothing 40 foolish NJ to HnIlnf
from II. Nothing "a dangerous II nj
lowed 10 continue. ono Minute Cough
Cure pivCsimmediAlc FBl0i Logan Drug
Go, Wheeling, W. Va, H. T. Peabody,
Bonwood aud Bowie d o., bridge
port U. !
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A WAYl4l.LY >rlINM,
s.nn,or seolr, conpany lI.t. a rwo.IIu

Senator SCOTS Company cats n rwo-IIun.
drsd.Bnrrri rrnhuCnE
Mr.. n. u. Scott received word last
evening that his No. on tho johnson,
in the waverly field, was showing for
about 200 barrels. No. Els expected in
to-day. Expert oil mon say that the
lease Ia twenty-five acres Of tho most
desirable territory In the Wayerly field.
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DelstNo, 4,
Jessie Rowles No. ], Of the RanRWha
OIL Company, in MourOe county, has
been drilled in tho pay sand and will
make a nice producer 1t was put to
pumping yesterday
The pipe line runs in the slstersyille
fields yesterday were; Eureka, 0,S73
barrels, and Mellon, $500 barrels.
The four seveR,Oigbth casing was put
in the Carter oil Company's whiteney
farm well yesterday, This was neceS'
sary on account Of the well caying near
the sand,
The Carter oil Company'a oOlvlu No.
4 is due in the sand.
Varions companies have made ton
new locations in tue vicinity OF the new
wells in tho northwest Monroe county
extension.
Mnrphy & jennings have commenced
to drill on their 1000 acFes on the
Wells farms on A:chOr's Fork, in Wet
eel county.
A wildcat we'll is being drilled a short
distance below PsrkersbnrR, on the
Ohio side, and 10 down several hundred
feet. II will DO due next week.
On Whisky run, In tho Cairo Held,
Graham's wildcat vol is due In the
sand, but nothing has been heard from
it as yet,
Oil'took another upward shoot yeiter-
day. The opening was 81 42i at noon
81 As; closing 81 IL, TheGS are Quota
tons for credit bAlancss.
Moore & RathDurn's Hugus farm
we'll, on Middl, Island, will be due in
the sand next week.
At Wayerly the Florence OF, Com
pany's we'll was due yesterday. Ridge Il
Company'a well 10 due on the MelHfovs
farm. Wheeling and Bridgeport parties
have rig up oil the German Iarm,
and will commence spudding to'mor'
row. It is near developments.
Lohri No. 3, OF Culbertson & Com
pany, 10 the Dsist pool, has been
drilled 10 the Big Injun, aud will make
small producer compared with other
wells drilled bY this company on the
Lohri farm. Its production might reach
100 barrels daily.
Il occurs that the information was
premature regarding the NJ. L. Gale
baugh we'll as being u failure. Tuesday
1t was announced that measurement
had been lost, hence nothing could be
told what distance the bit was from the
sand. II the we'll lie worthless in the
Big Injun formation, 1t will DO drilled
to the BerOa grit.
The Hensel farm well in the north.
west extension Of the Monroe county
field, is reported as having reached the
nav sand Wednesday night and chow.
Ing up for nice well. Wnodsileld peo.
pie VINO had tho well drilled by Finne'
Rau & Company, claipl the vol is u pro-
ducer. while the pipe line Oticlals state
that the depth OF tile well IL only 1910
feet and that /. will not DO in for sev.
eral days. Tho we'll IL located ono.half
mile west OF the Steele farm aud one.
third OF a milo east OF ths CGIebaugh
well. 80,
The drilling in OF the Victor Oil
Compauy'S Rockwell No. ), on MIDI lie
Illa1d, has BEEN delayed b. tho en.
counteting oil water in tho lime.
Tho Kauawha Oil CoATany's Will
hanson we'll. which has been mystery
for weeks past, and which has been
previously reported as producing 100
barrels daily, lie automatically reported
10 be good Tor fifteen barrel.
Stacy No. Q, OF the DeoD Run Oil
Company, which has had fishing Job
for ten days past, has recovered the lost
tools and the we'll will be cleaned out
and drilled in next week.
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A GENTS A SNAP FOR YOU,
"A s95 20 weekly. 5000 yearly No exper,eues
required, failure impossible. our scheme GutE
one. particulars free. Address +. o. Box iSls
| Boston. Mass Oc9s-NWdf
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GALEsAIEN TO TAKE ORDERS
- We send samples: give exclusive territory;
pay good salary aud expenses, OF liberal CON.
Box l2b New York City. sC2l.w4s
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NTANTED-A MAN TO TAKE An
w office and representa- manufacturer, 50
per week; small capital required Addfes,
with stamp MANUFACTURERS, Box 2l!, Goa
cord Innciinn. MAss nnlNlA
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WTANTED-SEyERAL TRUST
| w wORTHYHentiemen or ladies to tmyclia
West Virginia for established, reliable house
Salary sTSl and expenses. Steady position. In.
close reference aud seli.addrsSed stamped en-.
| yelope. THE DOMINION COMPANY. Third
| Floor Omaha Bnilhing. Chlcago NOS
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NOTICE WANTED, TO KNOW
IN the whereabouts OF my cousin. maiden
name. Margaret .McCheSney; natne TO America
about fifty years ago from Liverpool England
Address MARY ANN McCHESSEI. Philins
burg. Conlre comfy. Pa unE
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CALEsMEN TO TAKE ORDERS AND
- collect; so bond, signed by business
firm required; exclusive territory; IS 10 So
weekly, For particulars, address T. o. BoKllA.
New York City. ScH.rATH
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ELKS' STAG SOCIAL.
One of the Best that Wheeling
Lodge has Ever GIvop
was THE ONE GIVEN LAST EVENING.

A Largo Number Of Prominent Visit.
ors pressnsso Enjoy Il, aud Very
Artistic aud llnloyablo Programme
was Rsndpred-an Abundance ct
Good Thloss of All lllndsa Feature,
as Usual.
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TO maize rnuIn tor holiday goods our
entire siark ~ Cinhks unpss ANA FutA
must bS sold by December !.
IiIL LEADER,
lUlU NInin NtfUuL
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SALESMAN (NIEDICAL)-wANTED
~ 10 call on physicians with large and tn
pOrlant surgical work almost rcadr. An exec,
len! income can DO earned BY physicians o;
Others Of good address Stale AGE aud experience
Lock l'oK ihil, Philadelphia Pa mrl
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High GRADE FuRNIruRE-e.. MEMoEI q GO;
CLEARANCE SALE OF

This sale great importance furniture buyers ana h T lW W @
present the greatest bargains Fine Furniture ever oea III us ' t
" Holiday Goods and have REDUCED me P al ~ w
have not quick prices that will make the eg lVeg s
give below showing the wide ranGe anq Note the @
PIECES PRICES in PLAIN BLUE FON'' ~ wv oI
edncfnns andco mean the goods;
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ANOTHER DEIST
eushsr Brought in in Monroe
County Yesterday
GOOD FOR FIVE HUNDRED BARRELS
ADay-Itis oRo of Many Fine Wells,
Senator SCOTS Company Gets
Good Producer in the wavoFly
Field-Lato Developments in All
Parts of the Southwest oil Country

Special pi,paieA TO M Inieligaeer,
sIsrERsvlLLE, W, Va, Now l4,-Dolss
No IS, OF tho Associated Producers, was
drilled in this afternoon at o'clock and
ismakIng twenty barrels an hour, Its
located 500 feet northeast Of the famous
DeIst No. 4.
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FOR RENT.

ENoR RENT-ST. CLAIR HOTEL
l. Martins FcrTV, Ohio. The only Hotel 10
the city, Good chance for live lnGn understand.
Ing his business Twenty.four rooms For IN
formation, address A. W. KERR, Martin fetry.
Ohio. nUg
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WANTED.

MANUFACTURER OR FOUR
w miles q, I, or 6.inch secondhand
wrought lrOu pipe. Address PIPE" Box -,
piinhnrgh. nmli
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FoR SALE.

SToCKs FOR SALE.
20 shares HCliNltc Nail Mil
Wheeling Pottery bonds, 9 per oeat
90 shares German BAnk.
" shares Exchange Rank.
20 ShSrs wellsbGrg National Bank.
tlshafrs Fn,toha Glass Co.
30 shares .EluG.stAndnrdStcl and lrnnOl
Ci's shares Wheeling SiaNl andltou 10
" snarus franklin Insurance 20
Il. $ IRWlN. nrnLcf
nNil No. u Twelfth Street
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Favodtc. walker Matnmoras, ielon IN.
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NOTES ON NAVIGATION.
stage of Water and Movements OF Boats.
Tho River Interests.

Lexington Cline. MAlnmonlS, $40 p IN
Liberty, Booth, PArkcrsburg. 1880 d IN.
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Captain Steve ThompIon, formerly In
the Glarington trade, will open a hotel
in Plttsburgh, known as tho Hotel
wink
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1895-08-15

any other material, the shape you de
sire, the next thing is to tack alternate
rows of different colored satin ribbons
us close together as possible, beginning
at the top of the lining, and cutting
the ribbon off into length as you finish
each row. Then commence to darn the
two-colored ribbons in and out, over
the dark and under the light one way,
and reversing the order in the next
row, so that squares are formed. A
pretty handkerchief sachet could be
made of blue satin ribbon and silver
braid of the same width. Slippers
would look well in black satin ribbon
and gold braid. A pretty pincushion
could be made of rather wide satin rib
bon all one color, with trimmings of
lace and bows at the corners. A large
bag would be effective with tartan and
black ribbon for the bottom part, and
plush to match one of the colors in the
plaid at the top, finishing or with cord
and tasscls or wide satin strings.
The sachet in the sketch is made of
blue satin ribbon and silver braid.
Four corners form the front, and the
back could be plain, or to match the
front, according to taste. Each corner
should be bound with ribbon, and n
hook and loop should be placed under
the bow. A frill of lace goes all round
and bows trim the corners.-St. Louis
Republic.
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fastened to button somewhere on the
inside of her belt just under her right
arm. The keys must necessarily be
plain, ordinary things, without any
poetry about them, but the chains are
of precious metals and the new alum
mum, which looks like gold and does
not tarnish. On this the modern young
person of the feminine persuasion car
ries her hotel room key and also those
that open her trunks, writing desk,
jewel casket and sometimes her check
book.
For this is another fad. The wom-
an who boasts check book of her
very own, on the pages of which she
can make mistakes and get herself
involved in hopeless mathematical
maze, will lock the precious volume
with ridiculous little gold key, which
will hold the Russia leather covers
together with a band of the same me-
tai. 1t wouldn't take anyone more