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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-01-24
5ur Sdiffbarmaduns oes untern
211iiiourt.

oertretern BON NtiIipuri nusgearbei=
tete 8iu CUR Serbeherung ber Sd)iff=
fagrt8uerbGltnilIe reip. S6iffbars
ma6ung bes unteren WifIouri lit am
O1ontng ben 13. b. Ofts. ppn @pnz
sreBreprdientant Subbaro inn Saus
eireebra6t tporoen. Die betrefenoe
Sill iiebt cine jd6rli6e Seripilieune
oon 81 900, 900 fir bic nd6iten bier
Sabre por, un0 bas nertuilliete 9elo
lou 5ur S6ifbarma9ung reip. 5ur
gerbeHeruns Der S9iffbarfeit bes
unteren WsiHpuri bon ieiner Neiinz
bun9 in ben Miiiiliippi biz 81 Siuur
Gitp in Soma perpanbt tueroen.
5ribere GpnereBperiuili9un9en
iinb Der Gtrede stpii6en Sefferipn
@itp, Wo., un6 Der Wtiinbun9 bes
@ascpnabez6luHes gu Cute eefuntz
men, unb man bate bieies Sbeiles
5uerlt eeoadt, tueil eeruoe bier Die
Serbdltniiie gang I6le6te tuaren uno
je0e S6iiffabrt unn,D9lid] ntadten.
Die auseefiibrten Serbeiierun9sarz
beiten nn Der beSeid)neten Strefe
baben audi red]t giin1tige 9felultate
ergeben. 60 lit beiIpielsipeiic Der
9SaiIerltano an Der Wtiinoung 0e5
SIa9e z5(uiies, Der friiber bel nieori=
ger Segel=9 =9lneabe 2 SUB betru9, jest
unter elei6eu llmItdnOen 20 5uB,
uno es lit 1uftit Der 8epeis ee1iefert,
oaB man int WtiiiDuri ielb1t an iebr
un9iinitieen Gtellen 0urdJ 9amne,
@eIlenbre6er un0 uDripringenoe @in=
bauten einen Der S6ifffaDrt genii9enz
ben WaTeritnno I6affen fam.
!Oubbnr0, Der Die Serbaltnille einz
gebeno unterIu6t bat, lit bereit,
iuem leine SiG ppr oem 9aus sur
Seratbung aufgenDmmen iuiro, Den
siffernm1Bieen SepeiS 81 fiibren,
bnB Die bur9 Die Serbenerun9sar=
beiten Su erlan9en0en Sortbeile ben
Setrng Der 9lusgaben bel g8eitem
iibertreffen. 60 ipurbcn burd) be-
reitS nproenDntmene Serbelierungs=
arbeiten orrd) 2r0Genle9un8 etiuo
32O 2(der 2nno per Nteile 9eiupnnen
Die einen g8ertb ppu 500 per 9tder
rcprQl lentiren lp1en. 9luBeroem ntuB
bel elmer 2tbibdbune Der bur6 Die
Serbenerllr8 8nrbeiten erSielten Spr=
t6eile Der nuBerproentlio6 bube
Wertb, ben Die belieren Sertebr5=
perbaltniiIe bur9 Gle GcbiIf6armad=
une oarlteaen, nit, in Setra6t &C.
5peen iuerben.
9r. 9ubbar6 elaubt, oaB Der @lan,
ben 9an5en unteren Ntiliuuri bis
Sipur Gitp, Sopa, iDiffbar 81 ma6z
en, nit elmer 9(useabe BON oltr6z
II6nittlth $4,000 per Metle fiir Die
mod su perbehernoen Sbeile our65uz
fiibren iIt-(I. b. 2S.)
@eldeu beoeutenben Dconpmii6en
g8ertb quite 2unbitraBen baben, erbelt
aus elmer SuIammenitellune Der 9lb@
tbeilune fiir StraBenbau i'm 9lderbau
department. 3ana6 toitete oerSransz
pprt Der 5armprpoutte 0es Sabres
1890 int @ert6e ppn 50, 500, 900, 900
auf ben eetuDbnliden 2anoitraBen
$3.50 900, ,OOO 9ie9lderbauer 9eben
Iumit mebr ais ben britten Shelf 0es
@ertbes ibrer Brooufte oafiir aus,
oielelben bis gu ben 8erIanbtpEntten
gu befDrbern, 5tueimnl ippiel, nls Die
@ilenbabnen an 5rabt fir oieielben
ganren einnebmen. 0ur6 9tnle9z
ung beherer 2nnbItraBen fDnntcn, ein@
CT S6dbung 5ufDlge, 3peibrittel Der
SrnnspDrtfoiten auf bem 2anbe 9ez
Ipart iperben.
Gine llnteriu6une Der 2Sirfun9en
| &
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-01-24

Der beriibntte Staat5mann Saniel
@ebIter bat i6un nor 20 Sabren, ais
i'm SunbeSIenat bic Sraee oeS Ser
toufs bon Cuba on cine anoere
Wacbt sur Gpra6e fam, oas 5oleen=
Be eeIa9t: rlluier @inmilduneSre6t
III Ipl6e Sa6en lit nur Die 9(usiibuue
oes 8e6ts elmer uerniinftigen unb
nutbpenoi9en Selbituertbeioi9=
ung. @s lit cine bDbe uno peinlid)e
9(usii6ung 0ieieS &e9ts, bic nur
our6 Itarfe uno Dffenbare Sernunftz
oriinoe, our6 @ere6tieteit uno
gtutbmenoi9feit iidJ redtfertigen
ldBt. Die entI6eioenbe 6rnee lift bic,
ub Die 8eIibna6me Gubas burd cine
orpBe eurDpdii6e Seema6t unIere
cioene Sic9erbeit pber lnIere peIcnt=
li6en SnterelIen unmittelbar pber
ern1tli9 9efdbrben rpiirbe. Die allz
aemeine &eee1 bes SDlferre6tS
lpribt lnItreiti9 9e9en Die @innlil6=
un9 in Die glbma6un9en anberer
Staten. 9p6 bat Die &ese( audi
anerfannte Gusnabmen, Die aus ben
EllmItqnben ii6 ereeben uno III bieIen
IllmItQuoen ibre Seeriinbun9 baben.
Ntit 8e6t lit eeia9t iuurben, baf
ubcr bieIe 9lusnubmen ni6t pbne
@eIabr I6pn int Suraus eine Sur.
i3riit aufgeltellt unb bent biplomuti;
i6en Gpber einperleibt tuerben fann
8eTen uneeaftet 9ibt es ipl9e 9lus
nobmen unb iuern lie eintreten, il
miTen iie nit oere6ter 8iidli1t au
uuIere ei9enen tueIentlidjen eSn
tereiIen beurtbeilt iperoeu, aber aud
int @eilte itreneer @ere6tieteit uni
nit 9eblbrenoer Stiidiidtsnnbme ee
seniiber anberen Staaten. De
@runo bieier Iusnabmen, tpie ic
= bereits benerft babe, lit bas 8ed
oer Gelbitnertbeibieune." @ar
ridtie Ipra6 er bon Selbfieertbeibie
:, une, benn baS it's, un mas es III
II bnnbelt, tpenn ireeno eine amber
le Nta9t Cuba an iiH brineen tuia.
j. Sn 8etp 5auen beeins Der So
~ mer Gpnrub Smith Selbftmprb. q
Sdluitt fich ben SOILS burcfl
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-01-24

Der 9indtritt poer Die Gntbebuno
bes Generals Ganpus uun ieinen Gos
5ten ais 9DdItfommanbireu6er Der
Ipanii1en 5rltppcn nuf Cuba lpirb,
tuie uerlautet, in Gencral Salerianp
Bepler einen Mtnnt an Ieine SteGle
brinaen, ipel6er elm brntales Sabel=
regiment einfiibren uno ben &rieg nit
srauiamer9arte iiibren miro, tpie oOl
sebn Sabren, ais er in glei6er g9eiIe
nuf Gubn baulte. @eidiebt bieS
ipirflif, periabrt er IN Der aueeeebe
mem arauIamen unb brutnlen g8eile
70 blrfte Der 9(ueenbli6 eefomme,
iein, pann Der &un9reB es fir iein
aebieteriide9fli6t balten tpiir0e, an
fpfurtieer 4nerfeunune Der aufltdnbi
iben gubaner als &riessiubrenbe 8
bestehen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-01-24

Der befannte r9(pfeltDnie" 6. s.
Sea opn SODnuiIle Inet iiber Miiiuuri
ais uapTelltaat": rSn MiIiuuri aIlein
gibt ties Sauien0e nDn 5armern, ipel6e
ii6 ausl6lieBlib berObit= unb ipe5ieu
Der 9(epfelcultur pibmen. 9Sn unIe=
rer @egenO 9ibt es 3. 8. oiele 5arz
men BON 40 bis POO 9lcfern, ipel6e
nun nit Iepfelbdumen beltnnben Iinb.
ltnIere 9lepfelausfubr aus NtiIipuri
allein bate int Sabre 1890 einen
gsertb ppn sebn Wti(lipnen 0pl=
lars unb lit leit9er np6 bebeutenb
9eitie9en. S6 CLAUDE, buB NtiIiuuri
balb ber 9tepfelitaat llniun perben
iuir0."
= Sn ct. 9uuis beging Der 35
Sabre nlte Subn Coleman SeGbitnurb
our6 Der eiften. 3erielbe lit felt
ldn9erer 3eit an Welnu6ulie.
- @eoen strbeitsluiiateit be9ing
am Sanstoe III ct. Suiep6 Der @i=
Ienbabnarbeiter @lner S. Sadet
SelbItmUro our6 8ergiften.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-01-24

WtapUr gGalbri60e, OOn St GOuis,
bat iib nuf repu6GfnniiGjer Seite
,uffisieu" as Gnnoioat filr hG~ @Du=
uerneurS=9lmt cnnOutitt. 2}ulbriO9e
bat iifJ ais OiapDr upn ct. gouis ais
fdbiser 0eluihenbuItcr uno grun0cbr=
liber 8eamtcr cuuieier uno miiroe
iiderlib ais Sberbnupt oes Gtaates
bieie- euten Gigeuicbaften nit in ;
SUuoerneurS= g(nlt uehmen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-01-24

3u leinem 9nn5 republifani16cn
Gtaotratb miro 4pni8uillc nun au6
cincn republitnniicben N}nppr crbalz
ten. Ter biSDeriQe bemufrntiide Wto=
pur Senrp g. Spler lit namli6 9eItur=
ben uno Der Stnotrntb bat ieiuen
gtadiuleer im 9tnltc Su ernennen
lluo Oa nud al(c Wtltui5ipalbebDroeu
uunmebr republifauii6 iuerocn un0
bic &olisei, Die 6eucriuebr, oGc ftGos
iI6en 9ultitutiuueu etc. III rcpu6li=
taniIdem Sinnc rcuroauilirt tuer6eu,
70 lit 2puiSpille oui ocn beIten g8e9e,
eiue burd unb ourd repu6litauii6e
Gtnot 5u ruer0en-iuuSu c5 itd
bejtens 9ratuliren fauu, 90 bnourdJ
friibeS 2eben in Die nltc SD,rbpnen
Staot eebradt miro.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-01-24

@ie0er bat Elm beutidber @elebrter
elm @iir5bur9er Erofeiior, cine grOBe
gntbedun9 9ema6t-ein 9i6t BON
lol9er Stdrte, baB er nit oemlelben
burcj unblrbii6tiee Subitan5en bin
Ourdl 81 p5oto9rapbiren uermag.
@el9' unbere6enbarer gtuben iiir
Die 9eiliuifenl9aft uuo Gbirurgie
aIlein 0enn nun tDnnte man ia in ben
SDrper binein unb binbur6 IeDen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-01-24

SaS 9pitoepartemcut bat cine Stn=
tiittt uer6ffentlicbt, tueld)e erfennen
laBt, tuie OaS @eibdit oer so gr6Bten
4Oltdmter oe8 Qan0es im lebten
@ierteliabr iid int &erglei6 5unt
entipre9enoen 3eitrnum oun 1894
eebOben bat. ollie loHen cine beoerz
tenoe ,3unnbnte ertennen, nit ein-
Siger glusnabme ODn SnoionappliS,
uelbes mn S2,292 5llrilugeQanoer
lit. Sn 9ieu Durf betru8 Die 3u=
nnbme 1l2,S52; in GbicnQu S12O,=
574; in &bilaOelpbiu $40, ,i3O; in
8uItun; $50, 1872; in ct. 2uuis $685.
O39; Cincinnati SIC, ,83l; Son 6rou-
ciscp, 81, 16S; 45itt$bur9, S14,032;
Baltimore, SIS 1874 II. I. IL.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-01-24

gtibt einmnl meGr ibren eigenen
beruprrogenOen HUlitifern lit Die bent
ufrntii6e Yartei mod gut genlg. gta0
tuic uur perlniien pielc Der GinfluBz
rcihIten uno 9rpntinente1ten pDn i'm
en- oa5 0empfratiIdJc Eager unter BE
merfunQen, Die cher alle5 2ln0ere ais
idnlei6elbaft fiir bic Hartei iin0.
2lu6 GrzWprocrneur Barrett Gibbs
uun SeTa5 bat iidJ iebt pDn Der oemp-
frntil6en Enrtei I05Qeln9t uno babel
unumuunocn ertl6rt, Die belten Sc
6en5irtereIIen 0e5 2nnoe8 ma6ten e8
nDtBig, oaB bieIelbe bel Der fpmmenz
6en NatiOna(tpabl ipie audi bel Der
naDitcn StaatSlua1l in Seras eutz
56eiOeno eei6lu9en lueroe. 8ie
Ct lngt, ge0cntt CT nid)t
U6 euboiltig oon Der ocmDtrat~
iiden @artci gu trennen. 3ielclbe
be0ucfe icbpdD. na6oen lie ii6 in ic=
De 28eiie ais re9ierun98unfa9ig ct
lpieIen Il, einer eutl6eibenoen 9tie=
oerlo8e, I'M tuteber 5ur 8elinnun9 gu
t.,nmen. Damn iueroe Iij Elm 9roBer
llluge ,ioltuues =8rpceB in ben oemuz
frotiic6en 8eibeu poll5ieben; iiin9ere
Glemcnte tpiiroen Die 5iibrune er%
ereiien uub Die 8artei tuerbe reurean~
iiirt tuerben. Die oeriiinete unb re-
prganiiirte Hartei tpiiroe bann aus
ben MaHen Der unabbareieen Stimmz
9eber oenu9 Serltarfuns erbalten,
unt ibr raid iuieoer ibre alte Stdrfe
5r geben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-01-24

England fii6rt ben 0amen r26iue"
unter ben 0tationen. rGppote" mare
i6pn treffenoer, oenn Die @eI6i6te
Der neuern 3eit, lebrtes 0aB es iiber-
ali BE- 56naheren 81 iiberfallen lubz
te, llno aab e6 einnaL 8riee 5lpiIWen
ano,ren 9tatipnen, 10 iubte es audi EN-
Stijf Der 8eute acknowledgement.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-01-24

@emDbnli6 pfliieen unIere 5arner
ben SoOen blus bis 5u elmer SieTe Ell
niger 3pQ. 5arbritanten baben nln
SeiteIlun9eu fir 9fliiee aus peltliden
Stnaten erbalten, iuelbe ben Sooen
in elmer SieIe ppn 12, 16 uno 20 30u
auFbre6en ipllcn, un0 eriunrtet man
OaOur6 einen nabe5u bDppeltcn @rnz
tcertrng aus benz friid auT9eaferten,
NOD ni6t ausgelpgenen @roreid.
Spute nu6 bier auf i6tebtem 2nnb
prUbirt iper0en.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-01-24

G8 tuGre iebt nO6seraoe an Der
3eit OaB Der @onereB Die Snlureenz
ten 9uba's ais triessfiibrenbe Wta6t
anertenne. 9tls unler lebter 8iirz
gerfriee ausbra6 unb mod ebe Die
erlte S6la6t eeI9lagen, tpuroen Die
6ebellen BON Der ipanii6en &e9ierz
ung ais 8elIieerenten anerfennt.
g8esbalb 56sern, tuenn es gilt i'm Sn<
tereiie Der 5reibeit unb bes Menl6enz
re6tS 3u banoeln.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-01-24
HOODS und 1ur HOODS
E1iGracno kurirt.

H1igracne kuTirt.
Her T. a. GOuweus in South Holland,
H., ais PostmeistCr VIE auch ais Klein.
waarenhaEdler iSt cine wOhlbeSannte Per
sonlichkeit. Ucher SEMEN Fallschreib bier,
" "ErIauben Sic mir Eleine aufrichtigs
Refriedigu1g ubsr Hoods Sarsaparille
auszudEucken. Seit Jahren lit ich an
Migrsene die Won einem verdor benen
Magen und unreineIn Blut herlkam. Nicht
eInen MorgCn konnte ich aufstehen ohne
desc betAu cenden.
SchmcrZen i'm KopF.
Ich veTsuchte viele Arzneien, die s;jnnt~
lich WirEuagslOs warren. SchliesZlich
beschloSZ ich Hoo SdrsaDarilIG ~ YER
suchen. len richtcte mich Senau mach den
Vorschriften und in kurzer Zeit war
mein Appetit bosser mcine Kopf-
sohmer2en verringcrt, und des
RetSubeHdo Und VerzaSencie Cefuhi
machte eiaem heitern Genuth Platz. len
habe verschsCdene Flaschen gebrauchs
und der KopfschInerz ist nicht Zurtickge-
kehrt und ich beiinde mich bedeutend
besser. Hoods Sarseparilla ist das beste
Mittel, das But "a reinigen, das System
Hoods ssGs1s ss9s:is Kurirt
gu starken and einen tuchtfgen Appetit
Eu erzeugen." r. A. GouyEEs.
Hoods Pnien kuriren Ucbclkeit, EIigraenS
oelbsucht. Won allen Apotheker1 verkauft
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-07-14
THELADIES CAN WRITE ADS
Successful Competitors Win VARIABLE
Prizes.

Why cannot lad ..es write aas for 4
ladies' o!.vyele, they knew what in
te3sts them most III wheel; they
eat convey this information to others.
The Waverly Belle is the wheel to
write about most successfully. They
are handsome, light, strong and easy
running.
To make it both interesting and
profitable, we are going to make this
proposition to the ladies of Honolulu:
For the three best advertisements fol
the Waverly Belle we will give tn,
following prizes;
First Prize-$1O cash and S25 Waiver
ly Belle Coupon.
Second Prices cash and $40 Wav
erly Belle Coupon.
Third Prize, $3.50 cash and 81
Waverly Belle Coupon.
All other ads, if used, will entitl,
the writer to S. Waverly Belle Cou
pom. Ads must not be over 100 words
Competition closes July 31st, 1896
Coupons will be good up to January
list, 1897. Ads must be written only
by ladies. Ladies who have alread,
purchased Waverly Bellies will receive
the same benefit of the coupon, if sue
cessful. And we think Waverly Bell
riders ought to be the most success
full, because this wheel is it's own bes
advertisement.
'96 Waverly Bellies $s5. Easy terms
$40 per month.
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be present on account of very i'm
portant business.
Two Chinese were arrested Monday
afternoon on the charge of playing
che ia, Both are old offenders against
the gambling laws.
The Sunrise crew this morning went
over the Bell Buoy course and the
hands of all are being treated for
fresh blisters.
The schedule of the Saida to Yoko-
hama is thirty-seven days, though
Capt. Spller said he expected to make
it in thirty days.
Better than theory are facts and the
fact that Horns Bakery will serve you
every day with good bread is fact
not to be forgotten.
Fred j. Turner's new house at Pu-
nahou will be completed early in Aug
ust when he will give "house warm
ing" to his friends.
The Washington Feed Co. are ask
ing for your patronage by giving you
the best hay and grain that is to be
obtained for the money,
Morgan's auction sale of Fishers
paintings will take place at the Pacific
Hardware Cos. art rooms from 10 q.
m. to p. m. tomorrow.
The white house away up on the
Eva side of Nuuanu valley is Kameha-
meha Camp, used by the teachers and
students of that institution.
The band had an unusually large
turnout at Emma Square Monday
evening. Several numbers of the pro-
gram were very well received.
The Underwood and Morrow as
sault cases were postponed this morn
ing to tomorrow. This is on account
of the illness of Attorney Creighton.
This is the 1O7th anniversary of the
fall of the Bastile. The Hawaiian
band serenaded Mons. Vizzavona,
French commissioner, at II o'clock.
Kahalepaakai has begun water
rights suit against Queen Dowager
Kapiolani The property is situated
beyond John Ena's cave at Moiliili.
On Thursday morning at 10 o'clock
Morgan will hold an auction sale of
household furniture at the residence
of DR.. f. A. Ingersoll, Kinau and Ala.
pal streets.
Cunha and Baker of the First Regi-
ment team will have to do their own
running in Saturdays game. Capt. Pa.
hau of the Rams has refused TO allow
it otherwise.
Closing exercises of the Anglican
Chinese Mission school, under the aus
pices OF the Bishop, held Monday af-
ternoon were attended by a number of
friends of the institution.
A fund will be raised in this city
for the relief of the sufferers from the
great tidal wave that RECENTLY swept |
over the southern coast of Japan. |
Contributions may be left with the
Yokohama Specie Bank.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-07-14
NOTICE.

If all the people who paint without
knowing how were to adopt the plan
recommended to an amateur by an ac-
quaintance, their works would not dis
tress their friends This one announced
her intention to whiten certain cell.
ing and then paint "cloudscape" ON it,
THAT may be very NICE" said a
friend, "but if were you l should ar
range the matter little differently.
"How?'
81 should first paint my 'cloudscape'
and then whitewash the ceilingr'-
Youths Companion.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-07-14
NOTICE.

l have several very
desirable pieces of prop
erty in and out of town
that will pay investors to
look at.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-07-14
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
HAWAIIAN LODGE NO, q, f, & Am

A There will be special meet
w ing of Hawaiian Lodge, No. 81,
wv f. g. A. NJ, at its Hall, Mason
ic Temple, corner of Hotel and Alakea
streets, THIS (FRIDAY) EVENING,
July IA, at 1880 o'clock.
WORK IN FIRST DEGREE.
Members of Pacific Lodge, Lodge lie
Progress and all sojourning brethren
are fraternally invited to be present.
BY order of the W. NJ.
T. c. PORTER,
Secretary.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-07-14
NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING.

A special meeting of the Healan
Yacht and Boat Club will be held n
the Healani Boat House on Thursday
evening, July 10th at 1880, for the
purpose of filling vacancies in the
Board of Directors and transacting
other business of Importance.
A full attendance is desired.
Per order Of tn board of Directors.
A. V. GEAR,
Secretary.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-07-14
Attention, Company ID.
MEETING NOTICE.

The annual meeting of the Stock
holders of the VIM. G. Irwin & Co.,
Id, will be held at their office on
Wednesday, July 18th, 1896, at
o'clock p. IN.
II. NJ. WHITNEY, Jr.,
Acting Secretary w. G. l. Co., Id.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-07-14
1t Had Not Slept.

Grandfather (awaking after a nap)-
I do believe that my right arm is still
asleep.
Little Esther-Yes, grandpa, but your
nose has not slept wink. 1t was max
ing an awful noise all the time. dag
snyheteg.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-07-14
FOR RENT.

VERY DESIRABLE HOUSE ON
Slope of Punchbowl. Magnificent
view. Pure air. House contains Par
lor, Dining Room, two very large Bed
Rooms, Splendid Bath, Servants quart
ers, Large Yard. House Furnished.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-07-14
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
BY AUTHORITY.

BY AUTHORITY.
Land Office notice ..... Page 1
MEETING NOTICES.
Hawaiian Lodge No. 21; 1880. Page s
Company b; 1880 Page s
Company ID; 1880 Page s
w. G. Irwin q Co., Id Page s
SAILING NOTICE.
Barkentine Amelia ...........P Page
AUCTION SALES.
Morgan, July 16 Page 8
Morgan, July II Page
MISCELLANEOUS.
Base Ball Saturday ............Pa Page s
Washington Feed Co. Page {
j. T. Waterhouse Page 6
Horns Bakery .,.............P Page s
N. >. Sachs ................... Page 8
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-07-14
NOTICE.

The barkentine Amelia, Ward, mas
ter, will leave for Port Townsend the
last of the present week. Intending
passengers may apply on board of
vessel.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1896-11-10
WOOdwOrth--Fisher.
A more Extended Account of the Late
Wedding Than we We're Able to
Give i'm Our last Issue.

A very pretty home wedding
took place Thursday morning at
$3.50 at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lafe Warner, when their
daughter Mrs. Gertrude Fisher and
Mr.. Henry j. Woodwork, Treasur-
er of this County, were solemnly
Joined in marriage by Rev. j. e.
Rudisill, in the presence Of the i'm
mediate friends of the contracting
parties.
With the sweet strains of Men
delsohn's Wedding March they
entered the parlors, proceeded by
Mr.. Will Strentz and Mrs. Char
lotte Work and the little Misses
Geraldine Fisher and Mary Buer-
-haus, who looked lovely in white
silk and carried a profusion OF
white Cbrysanthemums. The
bride was charming in II lovely
gown of pearl colored lans down
with seeIpearl trimmings and an
exquisite boquet of pink roses. The
beautiful ring service Of the Nj. E
Church was used on this occasi on.
A sumptious wedding breakfast
was served by our popular caterer,
Frank Kanode, after which the
happy couple left amid a shower f
rice, for brief tour through North
ern Ohio, after which they will be
Dat home" to their friends at Mrs.
Browns, Corner of Hunter and Null
berry Sis.
The Sewing Circle of which Mrs.
Fisher Is a member, was not for
gotten by the fair bride, as was
evidenced by the ring cake and
ices that were sent to the residence
OF Mrs. II. n. Work, where the
members were convened. Tuesday
evening. Each young lady drew
number that entitled her to the
slice Of cak e corresponding in num-
ber to the one she held. When all
were served, an investigation fol-
lowed as to who had the piece CON
tanning the ring. Miss Minnie
Ambrose was the lucky one and
secured dainty ring with set
ting Of garnet, pearl and sapphire.
in No. 3. Miss Blanch Ambrose
found piece of money in No. 8,
while Miss Bird White, received
button In No. ~. To say the Circle
enjoyed this treat and wished for
another generous bride to soon
follow, would be putting IL mildly.
All joined In wishing Mr.. ana Mrs.
Woodwork long life. peace and
and then returned home
to dream on the crumbs, that were
reserved for that purpose.
~ A MEMBER.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1896-11-10
MEETING
Southern Ohio Teachers Association
Mt New Lexington, Ohio.

The annualmeeting of the South,
eastern Ohio Teachers Association
was called to order by President t
w. Kerr, of Gallipolis. After q
beautiful piano solo by Misses Clara
Duffey and Louise Mason, prayer
was offered by Rev. II. b. Wester-
welt, Of New Lexington. President
elect, Prof d. j. Evans, Of the Ohio
University of Athens, was then in
troduccd and delivered very
thoughtful paper on the subject
Does the State get value received
for its outlay In the education of its
youth ?"
The Secretary not being able to
perform the duties, Supt. r. L.
Hooper Of Glouster, was elected to
perform the duties.
Prof. Il. e. Flanegin then read an
able paper on the subject, "Litera-
ture in Education" The paper
was discussed by Supt. Rayman, Of
Logan, Prof. Atkin son, of Athens,
Supt. G. w. DeI.ong, of Corning,
Prof. Lewis, of Gallipolis, and DR..
Davis, OF Rio Grande.
A beautiful vocal duet was rem
dered by Misses Dollison and Nc
Bride, of Logan.
The next was paper by Miss
Gertrude B. Tracy of Logan. Dis
cussed by Miss Linton, of Athens,
Supt. III. r. McVay, OF Somerset,
Prof. T. w. Karr, of Gallipo,is, and
Supt. Coultrap, OF Nelsonville.
The following committees were
appointed: Committee on Nolnin-
ations, Supt. Henson, OF Macarthur,
Prof. Atkinson, Of Athens, Miss
Tracy, of Lfgtn, Supt. McVay, Of
Somerset, Mrs. Newsome, of Cali
polls. Committee on Resolutions,
Supt. Coultrap. OF Jacksonville, Supt.
Rayman, of Logan, Miss Kate
Boyd, of Athens, Miss Mcbride Of
New Lexington, Mrs. Morgan.
EVENING sEssIoN-7:00 p. NJ.
The evening session was called
to order by Pres. Evans. Vocal
solo by Miss Ryan, OF Athens.
Solo by Miss Dollison. Annual ad-
dress by DIR. Garfield. Vocal solo
by Il. Z. Durrand. Vocal solo by
Miss Louise Mason.
MORNING SESSION, ocT.3 81, $3.50.
Instrumental solo by Miss Mayme
Smith. The first paper was read
by Pres. j. NJ. Davis, OF Rio Grandc
College. Discussion by Supt. F. S.
Coultrap, of Nelsonvllle, Supt. NJ.
A.. Henson, of Macarthur, Pres.
Crook. Of the Ohio University.
Athens.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1896-11-10
The Tnnrish.

On last Thursday afternoon the
Tourist Club held very interest.
Ing session at the home OF Mrs. DIR
Campbell, on Main ST. There were
present eighteen members of the
club and two visitors. a paper on
"Persian Wars" was read by Mrs
James Kimberling. Mrs. j. p,
Rochester had a very interesting
paper on "a Trip to Olympus AMI
Parnassus." Miss Anna WeitzeIls
production was entitled "Xerxes
and Themistocles." Music and
dainty refreshments added much
to the pleasure OF the afternoon.
The next meeting will he held at
the home of Mrs. James Kimber-
ling on North High st. on Thurs.
day afternoon, Nov. 10.