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Decorah-posten., 1896-09-18
ulorfelise Gal.
sc fGrtGaer os mango interes1ailte
Sing % lDper alorig.

Oct melt opiatiise % abplelige al
ale be 5esn, ium iinoes / Glfcrrats
fen, er gtitallet. Sooriombellt Ell Gum
multipliceres meo 9, fommer 9rofuftet
altlo no paa 8; bet pil lige, naar De I
GrOouttiummsn iremfomne enielte 2al
aoberes lamuen. Gag I. 81. 2 @ar9e
8, IOm sluer Yroouttiummen 1S-et
Gttal % ct Sttetol: / + S - 8. 4
@ause 0 er SO. % 3 + - 8. Taa
benue Maaoe iortiGttes bet llse til IL
Gause 8, lom er 80. Ser mao mau
l9sse besse Giiire iammen: 8 4 -
is, o. l + S n 0; Iaaleos iortl9ttes
Oct i bet uencelise. Gag 0 @anse 20.
IOm uosjDr 2o7; 2 + 0 + = 9.
@nbnu ct Grempel: 8 8anse $50 er
3,051; leg iaa oisie giiite iammen %
ie, ON De life uosjsr afturat 9.
Wen gtitallet bier fig osiaa ppiats
iist paa andre Maaoer. Sfrip pp en-
boilfenlombelit GGtfe Sal. Sfrip Der,
eiter Soleue ON isien unoer ben fcrie
E9fte; men lab benz ififte Slaos iaas
lebes, at ben unberIte Gum fommer til
at bliue affurat ~"ba9penbt" / 6prguIo
til ben %pperite. Slaa Ell Stres unber
os traf ioa ben unberiie Gum fra ben
p%uerite. Haar Te9neitDtfet er iGroist,
olier BET Jig, at Geltiummen, buis De ens
felte 2al la9ges iammen. beitanois torls
mer no paa O.. Ser er ct Geempel:
2,941
= 1,492
Decorah-posten., 1896-09-18
Gn cicuoomtimelig literGr

8eoaselie gjsr fig for Siosu gisloenoe
/ England. Maan ~bs9pnoer at lGle Roz
mdnerne bagfrd, bet bill iige, nan be-
gpnoer meo Gluten og ~Ilutter meo Ysz
9pnoelien. 8irtningen pau 29Iersn
FtaI oGre 9anifr b~eipnperIig, % en- 0az
me bar Iipnot fig meo at fibre be 81
lelIer, BUN bar bdpt unoer benne uIGps
panligs 2etture. s etbpert Sub er bet
lettere at 9iatte Jig til !6unolineens
2esning i 8egDnOelien at en- 5~ortaning
END at "dre". bporleoes 9erionerne er
TONNE / DEN Situation, bpori oe peb
6p~rtplingsns Slutning beFnoer fla.
5orfdtterne atteptsrer Moben % beapns
Der uIereoe al Ttrioe Homaner, Tom er
til at lGIe bdgfra; ct Bert af oenne grt
"GdIeb Wiqiams" better for Zie6lifz
tet en- ubprs SpTigt oper belle England.
Decorah-posten., 1896-09-18
9ecDrab 90 Smegn.
Ten 17oe eept. 1896.

SIR. 6. 9. 9rnupn CT i~ilfjenot eI
sfaoessritotuiug paa $1,000 al Obi
caso q N%rrtbiusItern 9~ernbanefom'
pouist. Scr npgle Wtaooeoer fiber
rsiitc Mr. 9ennon til WariboLtcfpr
ipm 9ele9at til 9Ruiuuic @rauo 2oose,
men 1rRnst bra0te BAN furb, 3epote'
Der. % ban bteu al 3ranfottsue forced
til at hoppe fra Eusct, Tom uar
iulo 5art. San fOm idaleoes tiitaoe,
at ban enonu lioer oeraf % fanite ol'
brig blipsr iom fsr. Gasen oar np'
Zig oppe i Y%lari9autown / tele 3 9a9e,
% llofaloet bar Tom o~ueniOr nrunt.
3e, Der bar feet Murrp d 0iur'
pbps Sfmcipiaerielitab, iom ben 2loe
September ! 8rano Opera 0ouie ipils
Ter "S'3pipos Nei9bbors". er iuloe
al BIOS oper, Bpor moriomt bet or.
StDtfet er ct sirtelIst aomeoies3 Drama,
% itaifer gae % Gnbuer cit COB
Cater.
- Zen upa 2umberparo8 BDlnirs
ger err MI nRr lin 5%uloeuoelie; ben
sjer Spiist meo fit uoiipr; ber / Spen
bar aloriS np9et 5%oretuaeuoe al ben
SlagS lat iuel laa %itorartet.
- anutiou fra @autUn bar fjgbt
5ei8um8 npc S~talObDsning % 2otter
ueb SronowaD SrOcn.
aunltmaler @auita, Tom i Cont
rier lar OpbOlOt fig i Spen os malet
Ell Iltertaple for 3ecurab Meniebeps
S,rfe % andre Siaeoer, reiIte Tina
bags % latte anrien mob it Siuters
tparter i Heeues Suiloins / Ytinueas
polls. SDr ban ~reiier pp Der, gjpr
ban Ell Suiptur til Spring Yrairie,
Bis., for at icire Yuitur s. s. StrunOs
Srpaup meo Miiis Gatbintu Sport.
S9iaa BaitOr Stteien, Eaitor 9.
&Oren ps 0tiIs Ntarie 8oren rsilte til
Sprins 8rairie.
- Sr. Gbr. Seoler, Der tioligere
baooe SOrretnins Der / 8Deu. buor
ban bauolebe meo importereoe 8arer
fra Nor9e. % iom i bet iioite slor bar
ituberet Nteoicin bp5 Or. 81. Seehuus
/ S~i9blanouiae, relite , Sirsoass til
a~eOtnf, Suiun, for Der at iortlette iine
meotclnife Stuoier.
- 9eb 2utber College err Der IN
mere eno 160 9iiciple.
- Guitau Sruoal ps Gilbert @ul-
ira Solauo, 5iQmore County,
Tom berneo / Wanbags %
tiebte Ell GraItemnifiue ior &lsuer al
S. s. Marib.
Decorah-posten., 1896-09-18

Cub cirtulereoe life. 4liIdu, lite en>
gang Deb at sjsrs en- pengeiort til legal
5enoer tan man fremtOin9e Gfter'pergs
I'll eFtsr ben, % iom pi bar feet, ld1 tan
2eadls 3enoers Ggsnftaben alene lille bol4
DC Ysneene | pdti.
Sfsgls bsrdf Tan bet oltidd itts inD@
rsmmes, at fri Selpmpntning peo Dc
6oreneoe Stater olene bill brlnge Ssls
bet op til $1.29 pr. lln5e, bet bill Tigs,
lefte SO Cents oldren til 100 Gents
| Sub. Mlen bpis ben tunoe oct, idd
piips bet melt pnosos argument til Jor@
bel for Sslp, Qrgumentef ON priIernss
Stigning, bermeo bore poelagt.
Decorah-posten., 1896-09-18

Ser CT ell Docrit merfmarbis Gal.
ltgrrclie: 1887. Multipliccrer man
oenne Gum meb !, 2, 5, 4, 5 euer G,
pil man fiube, at bet nofonne Irpoutt
altlo imbebolOer De famine 5al, o. at
9allene altio ltaar / ben famine Sroen,
uaar left fra fOrlfielli9t &unft i 8afs
fen. Wien multipliceret meb Z fpmmer
Summen til at beltaa al bare Nital.
6or Grempel: M~ultipliceret meo /
ltripcr pi 1885,; multipliceret ueb
2 bliuer Summeu 2S5. VA; multiplis
ceret meo 5 tiger ben til 428, 571, oa
multlpllceret meo 4 ub9ipr Summen
men 57l,42S. Multipliceret meo 5
oil Summen bllue ia, 2S5, % multi
piiceret meb 6 fpmmer Summen up til
S57,l42. Speral lGler hi ben famine
GalrGite: 1857. Multipliceret meo
z pil Summen bliue 999, 1889. Muls
tlpliceret meo S faar mo- Summeu
1,142,S56. Eager man M bet Iprlte
1al (gttaaet) us lasser bet ianmen
mso bet iioite Gal i 8aitcn { Ssrtallet),
Iremfommer ben uprinoeli9e Sum paa.
mt: l42, 8 Sol.
Decorah-posten., 1896-09-18

be al % Sob itpot paa aorintbs gamIe
Sbedier % bar brdgt for 0dgens Chs
en- Ttorartet GREET Seilebal, Der far en-
99ngoe al 500 500. Wan felser Deb
llbsrapningerne Den geitripelIe at So
rintb, Der ct gipsn at Pduidnius, pg BIZ
neo bet fsrite ipge at bringe SbenS
gdmle Sorp for 0agsns Cps.
9eO upgraDningerre BED DELPHI er
man, ION tioligere omtalt, itpot pa1
en- Statue al 9iero, Der er uomGrfet
peoligebolot. Oan sr al &pbber, 2i~
meme bog al en- auoen MasIe. 9ooeoet
er Implicit meo en- Srans Iom Sesn paa
at !6iero bar ferret flere 9anse / be
pp6iIte 2ege.
Decorah-posten., 1896-09-18
Teger ppboiet til NoelsIiansen.

5or ferite Sang, meloer 9onooners
blade, er en- ~fulobIops Reger at 0ronz
ming 9ictpria bleoen opbpiet / aoels
itcnoen. Sir Samual 2erpis, en- Re
ger ira 9eitufritds Sierra 2epnes SpIt,
bar Tom ornne apionis @upsrncr pa
Tom ualminoslig ppstig qopotat i en-
gel Del punIielige Yrocesier uopitlet Iaa
t%remrdgenos Ggenituber, at napnte lib
martslIe bisIe 0agc sr blepen BAN til
0el. Sir Samuel tilbsrer MetbpoiIts
5rfetopn.
Decorah-posten., 1896-09-18
Til intet bape at beitiae uneo Gas

Sli IHItl UHpe III UeNIue Wc0 yas
tent eolriner. - GblcasO, ST., ben
21oe Wtai lS96.-Ses bar aloris pits
let bape noset at beitiae meo "8atent.
meSiciner" af nosen Slass, men jeg
bar III %foranoret slnifue(ie, 3. u. (.
Buab Or. Yeters "aurito" all9aar.
Nteb Gstelie.
81. 6. Gelion, 1874 81. Map ct.
Strange Mennejfe CT ipruo inotaeue
imoo iGroiglauebe Wtebiciner. &c
bar ioripst aoifiIige iaaoanne, er bleps
ne l~fnffeoe / fine Soruentnuaer, "a er
iaa tllbpielise til at iorbpmme ole
Mieoiciner. Or. IeterS "&urito" bar
uunoet Ouer mango netop iaaoaune
2uiuIere, iom bar ipse % l,oenoe, %
9lort benz til ~troiaite Senner. Gen
er life Ell Satentmeoicin os toriGlae5
life al I~potDefere. 9ofale "aurito"
Isenter bar ben tilial9s. Sols iraeu
iaaoanne finbes / Din Narbeo, itriu til
Or. Teter 6abrnep, 1l2-1l4 60.
9ppne Ioe., GDlcaso. Sd.
Decorah-posten., 1896-09-18
@toliniiten =. samu,ernif

bolber apncert / Sprins @rope &borsSag
Den 2Aoe Sept, / WabeI 5reona giteu Den
25oe Sept. % i SarmOnn, Yitun., 9proag
NIten ben 26Oe September. 9lle, iom LITER
goo Ifuiif. maa life 9Iemme at gaa til Sams
merpits acnccrt. San ipilcr aompoIitioner
al Ta8autni, Seriot, Misen % Ole gun.
&c bans ap~ertisicmenter % Yrogram i
SDerue. M
Decorah-posten., 1896-09-18

Hae, fom tGnfcr at rciSe til oct
9a'nIe Sano iGoft 90 fommc tils
bage til @aarcn, Dor ocnnc uec
Nrtpe eftcr u. T.. Sobnfon Il COS
mDe Retiepi0u. Set CT life ct Gran
for fiSItst, % Der CT ,tesct at oronc
for at fnnnc ifaHe aac cn bcfpcm
1ciic. Seno Naom cs 2!orcsic paa
ct Yoftfort til u. g. SpbnScn II
60, ct. Yaul, Winm.
Decorah-posten., 1896-09-18
On

table 8eteranen &. s. Gaowea / Secorab,
Soma, seo ben tore Neuutou, iom nDltg
bUlotes / Ct. Yaat. &aa Weoalen par
inO8raueret iulgeHoe: The Congress to
Ist Lieut.. Luman l.. Caldwell. Co. b.
and Vol. n. Y. Cav. for ~gallantry at
Bayou Alabama. La, Sept. q, 1884,"
6Inoeren oil iaa en- pasieuoe 8slpnniug for
at tilbascleUerc Wcoaljcn til 8. 8. Gaopel,
Seccrab, Spiua.
Decorah-posten., 1896-09-18
telegram.
ct. 8aul, ste Sent. '98

~ NuHt UIt -tVI. 10.
y. VI. Sbarpics, Giain, Sn.-
"Htsia Separator" Sunpr tpo
- ipcepitafcs" pco Statss Saircn.
Set bar lapct az Sfar 2afc Sream.
crp, Seorc 100.
Gorntib, Curtis & q rccuc 60.
Decorah-posten., 1896-09-18

go. 81 er al Ell sauife ~eieuoommelis
S~eifnfienbeo. Multipliceret meo 3 eIer
bullfetlombeit peo bette Sal iti9enSe
Gum, lise Op til ~, siuer Oct ct 8rrz
buff, beItaaenoe q tire liselpoenbe 6 fire.
5or erempel: 3 @janse 81 uosigr H.;
6 8anse 81 er 222; 0 @ange 81 err
1888; 10 Ganse 81 er 444; Is @ange
81 er sos, DIV.
Decorah-posten., 1896-09-18

6siOeu al 0eltalcnbs0 CT at iier, buao ius
gen tGutte, isr be bsrtc bet, % bpao ale tGns
ter sttcr al baOe bgri BET.
Decorah-posten., 1896-09-18
E maba ~&pGemarfeo.

Gom Suar paa -eres EpTorortn9 I'll mig
pni al uoiale min Rening om Spmaltluen
'SusueHneu," ifai ies meooeIe, al ben er for.
triHlig I ale Senieenber. 5raat 81. 80, e.,
q. Noroauif, Soffnlan Ys,nn.
Decorah-posten., 1896-09-18
Jor at reeoe Goers JorSpielIc
BRIG" Garlauo" Dune % 8anaes.

Seq nlaa ION Regel bstals eli Tag NIB at
lpitelis Stemning men en- lem, Ter CAGES
Neptrpitbsp.-Gstbe til S6iasr, 1907.
Decorah-posten., 1896-09-18
2Qn0i0Qcrc!

Te, Iom tGrter paa at tlpbe Hano. bpr aaa
III mine norlfe aoionier, @ien 5lpra %
Nrenttee. % beie bette Vars @rpoc pg tale
nleo De rtanae tilirebie 9anom9uo, iom bar
tlebt Sano o.r. Sorbbunoeu er iGroele5
600; Seli9scnbeocn Inn a Ifil fra Seru.
bane % Sper, % Yriien er mooerat meo
lette &tlfaar.
Gpoprfet % uopoprcct 9ano / ale Goun-
tier / Wiirneioto. Strio I'll Sopcofoutorct
ener til &. Wuler. Erentiee, NSis.. for lin.
oerreining.
L. L. IIOBE,
BIO Jackson st. 81. Paul, MINI.
2iOe puerior Qerddnts SpteI
Decorah-posten., 1896-09-18

rnifes, til mob soo Seialine Of fcr'
hauble. 8arer, lem usbpeneiap is bruses
iaapsl / ifanbinnpiife iom amerlfanift
SamiIier. Gnbusr. ipm snlter en- lsn'
nsnse 9eijaftisslie. eGsr pil iorItaffe
iia en- COB Siiortjcneite, uil for frle
8rsutr, girfutGrer, Of b., bsba9e at til'
ffrtpe
Is. s.. Sboop e. Co.,
gr. COS Gtate Gtrect, Raeine, gpis.
Decorah-posten., 1896-09-18
S,Ofl
= 1,492
1,449

SRg Iammen: l + 4 + 4 + 8.
&eiultatet er Is. og l + s 80.
Decorah-posten., 1896-09-18
minneapolis Sprnmartso.
minusapcIis grpcuftmarfes.

ulffe Noteringer er for steTre Partler; we'd smaasalg
er rriserne naturligyis ldt heiere.l
The morning times., 1896-06-14
A PICTURESQUE FUNCTIoNARY
BLACK Rod" the Policeman of the
House of Lords-His Duties.

BLACK Rod is an important and pic
turesQue fuDctionary os Parliament. He is
at once the policeman of the House of Lords
and the parliamentary messenger Of the
sovereign. He executes the warrants issued
by the upper chamber for the arrest of the
persons who have been adjudged guilty of
a breach Of its privileges Or a contempt o (
its digDities. But in these days. says Good
Words, the curiosity of the public, or its
love of sensation, is never piQued by the ap-
pearance of Black Rod in the role of a Eolce-
man. Indeed, it is seventy years now since
poor trembling wretch stood in the custody
ofblack Rod ut the barof the House OF Lords
charged with having outraged its awfsl
majesty. He WIS tradesnan OF West
minister.
One winter evening after he hud put up
the shutters of his shop he strolled across
Old Palace Yard to hear a debate III the
House of LOrris. He had with him IN UNI
brella, which he deposited ip the charge Of
| one OF the doorkeepers before be entered
the strangers gallery. He never saw the
article again. =.
Another stranger, yielding to too COM
mon weakness Of frail humanity, carried
il off, while its rightful owner, trustful of
the might OF the imperial Parliament to
protect, at least within its own sacred
precincts, the property OF its subjects, was
drinking in political wisdom from the lips,
perhaps, of the Duke of wellington.
The tradesman of Westminster was nat
urally indignant over the loss Of his um-
brella, but the expression of his feelings
assumed a form highly subversive of the
ancient privileges of Parliament. He
actually issued a process against the door
keeper of the House Of Lords for the re-
covery OF the value Of the lost rticle. This
was more than the House Of Lords could
stand--one of its dcorkeepers summoned to
appear as a defenda mt in a court of law
Black Rod was dispatched to arrest the
daring sbopke eeper. who was brought forth
with to the bar and soundly rated by the
lord chancellor on his presumption in out
raging the dignities OF the House of Lords
because of the loss of miserable umbrella
Happily, he was not consigned to the Tower
He humbly apologized for his conduct.
promised to take no further action against
the doorkeeper. and, after another severe
reprimand. was escorted by Black Rod to
OldPalace Yard and there discharged. That
was the last public appearance of Black
Rod as the executive officer Of the House
of Lords.
The morning times., 1896-06-14
Some Are Like This.

The life-insuraDce agent had returned by
appointment, but the young man shook his
head.
"fdon't think want policy he said.
But think Of the benefits" protested the
agent.
Il have replied the young man, land
also of the dra wbacks. like to feel that
anna little lebitindepepdenta and, ina measure,
my own master, but that
My dear sir, what has that to do with
taking out a life-iDsurance policy?'' inter-
rupted the agent.
Everything" replied the young man.
You don't say anything about it when
you're trying to get me to take out policy,
but find it all attended to in the 1000 or
5000 words of small type. That tells me
that cannot stir from one comparatively
small spot on the globe without asking per-
mission. II do it's all off and 1 die at
my own risk. have to get the compaDy's
permission TO go to Europe, have to get
Its permission to go TO Mexico, / have to
get its permission to 60 to ALASKA, or even
some eparts OF the United States nearer home.
II take out policy 1 shall have to in-
spect 1t every time turn around to make
sure am not violating some of its pro-
visions, and the wear and tear Cd nv
nerves would be SO great as to materially
shorten my life. Why, I'm Dot sure that
could play ride-a-cock-llorse with the baby
without getting the written consent of the
president of your company
The agent turned sadly away, for he real.
lied that the young man had read the policy
carefully and understaDdingly.
The morning times., 1896-06-14
WOMEN WALLED IN.
A Paris House Owners Hibernian n
Method of Expelltng Tenants.

Method of Expelling Tenants.
A Paris house owner has imagined a
somewhat Hibernian method of gettig rid
of tenants who cannot pay their rent.
He has walled them in, says the New Y ork
Herald.
This curious method has been put into
practice in regard to three women who oc-
cupied loft over stable attached to the
house 1 81 Boulevard Ney, at the far end
OF the Avenue de Saint-Ouen, near the
Qualifications. The owners OF the house
and stable are the brothers Nilinaire, who
own large factory in the immediate
neighborhood.
The sad story of the three women thus
emmurees is related by II. Dubois of ths
Intransigeat, who it was that first made
public their awkward predicament.
The three women are Nine. Desenfant, a
widow, her daughter, Lucienne, and her
niece, Mdlle. Theresc Coindot. Some time
ago Nine. Desenfant was employed by the
Maison A. GOupil in dressing lay figures,
serving as models for artists. But work
became scarce, and the little family fell
deeper and deeper into poverty till they
were obliged to take an attic OH the seventh
floor at 1877 Boulevard Ney. From here
they were expelled because they could not
pay the 230 francs rent required.
Not knowing where to go. they asked the
owner of the house to let them live in an
uDoccupied hay loft over the stable for ten
francs a month. Even this rent they could
not always pay, but gave small sums on ac-
count. When the owner found that he did
not get his money regularly he wanted to
turn them out of his hay loft. Butthey were
desperate and refused to go.
The proprietor accordingly had a wall
built In front of the stable. As matter of
fact, the wall more resembles barricade.
l-~t a.. . -1.&s-
bsolutcpnsoDersofthe unfortun tie women.
since the daughter and the niece could 20
out on Saturday in connection with their
work. But it is q rather risky climb for
women, and the proprietor's object. seems
likely to be attained.
The morning times., 1896-06-14
NOVEL MATCH SCRATCHER.
Part Of Brooklyn Bridge Believe cd to
Hold the Worlds Record

IdTt VI nToOAlyn Bridge belleVeu 10
Hold the Worlds Record.
The most popular match scratcher in the
world is part of the Brooklyn bridge. On
the great structpre itself thousands of
matches are lighted daily, but there is one
particular spot which has become noted
for the number of fusees ignited tt ere. This
spot Is on the eastern surface Of Il pillar
situated at the New York entrance of the
bridge on the north side, according to the
New York Journal.
Thestructure was opened tothe public only
ashort time before the smokers who crossed
1t every morning discovered that this par
ticular pillar was better sheltered from
the varying air currents than any of the
others. In consequence from 100 to 800
matches are lighted on the side of the pillar
every day. The constant friction OF these
fusees has worn hole in the iron. The de-
preston is 8 inches loDg,'5 inches wide and
nearly an inch in Depth.
Allo owing two years from the opening of
the bridge for the spot to become known,
and without counting Sundays and holi-
days, the total number OF matches scratched
on the pillar Is GOD, 900, or 2,4OO boxes of
200 matches each The SOC, 900 matches
placed end to end would make a line 1S
miles, $50 yards In length. 1t would
reach from the city hall to Yonkers. Packed
snugly c6e fusess would make pile con-
taining 90, 900 cubic inches. Thrown to
gether loosely they would fill box 8
feet long, feet wide. aud 8 feet high.
The ordinary stroke used in igniting
match on a rough suface is four aud one half
inches In length. The strokes on the bridge
pillar, there fore, represent 100000
inches, or l-2 miles. In making the
stroke, however, the smokers arm travels
ten times tho distance This applied to
k.txr~ II =
OF 4l3 miles. Each stroke represents six
ounces OF energy. TIE total is $500, 900
ounces, or 225 1000 pounds, enough to
move 3,000-pound safe. the largest size
made for ordinary use, from the ground
to the fifth story of an office building.
The morning times., 1896-06-14
STILL 1T STANDS.

But in all these years, aud Dotwith-
standing the many changes and develop
ments Of the police department the old
Federal prison Ii still remembered by
many and spoken Of as the original police
headquarters Of the District police 1t
was in the vicinity OF this building
The morning times., 1896-06-14

Going to the country to live during the
summer? Consult the list OF country
places offered by The Times Real Estate
Bureau. Continuous free advertising.
The morning times., 1896-06-14
r RAILROADS.
washington, Mount Vernon
: Alexandra Railway Co.

From Station Thirteen and-a-iiaif street
and Pennsylvania avenue.
For AIexandria.-s:30 :, s. o. TO- II, IL q
m, 2, 8, $50. 4. 4:.o 10. u $780, T. s. g. TO- IL
Y p. m. sunday first train, u in., last train
10 p. m.
For Mount vernon-l0 II, I2 a m l2S
$50 p. N. Daily except Sunday.
G. e. ABBOT, GEO. H. PHILLIPS.
General Manager. Gen. Pass Agent
The morning times., 1896-06-14

For the Republican National Conven.
tion, st. Louis, Mo.
The Pennsylvania Railroad will sell
round trip tickets June IL to 16, good
to return until June 81, at one fare rate.
je6,7, S,10,12.
The morning times., 1896-06-14
Reduced Rates to st. Louis and Re-
fQrn via n a a

For the Republican National Convention.
to be held at st. Louis the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad will sell round trip tickets
to that point June 12 to Is, good to re-
turn until June 81. at rate Of one fare.
1et1-5t
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-06-30
Knowing Ones

Knowing ones invariably call for
Pabst Milwaukee instead of merely
asking for Milwaukee beer. Anyone
DESTROYS of ascertaining what Pabst
Milwaukee Draught Beer is, can do
so by calling at the Royal, Pacific and
Cosmopolitan saloons, where it will
be served to them cold and sparkling
and at the same price as other beers.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-06-30

The cleanest, brightest safest and really,
in the long run, the cheapest and best light
for use in the family residence, is the mean
descent electric light. Safe; nothing could
be safer. A few days ago prominent gen.
tleman Of Honolulu came rushing down to
the office of the Electric Company and said:
"Give me figures for wiring my house, and
want it done at once; no more lamps for me.
Last night lamp tipped over and it came
so near setting fire to the house and burning
my children and take no more risks"
This is the sentiment of quite number in
the past few weeks, who have ordered their
houses fitted with the perfect light
Just think it over and make up your mind
that you want the best and safest light; send
for the Hawaiian Electric Company and tel
them what you want.
We have complete stock of everything In
this line and have just received a lot of the
very latest designs in chandeliers.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-06-30

Having used Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy in my family and found it
to be first class article. take pleas
ure in recommending it to my friends.
j. V. FOSTER, Westport, Cal. For sale
by all druggists and dealers. Benson,
Smith & Co., agents for H. I.