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The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1896-09-12
aAFIoHAL DFMocRArlC TICKET.
THE SOUL or POETIN THEBREAST
OF A STU TESRA%9.

While William Jennings Bryan
was in Congress in 1894, George
w. Houk member of Congress
from Ohio died. Mr.. Bryan was
asked by the speaker to deliver
the eulogy after Houk's colleague
from Ohio had signifed his inabili-
ty to do so on account of sickness.
Never from the poets soul have
more beautiful thoughts arisen
shan those that William Jennings
8ryan gave u~tterance to on that
OCCASION. No atheist could have
listened to the great American
without being ashamed Of his
atheism.
Here is a part of Mr.. Bryan'S
memorial speech OH that day f:
IF the Father deigns to touch will
divine power the cold and pulseless hear
IF the buried acorn, aud make it to bars
forth Eom its prison walls, will He leaN.
neglected in the earth the soul of ma
who was made in the image of his Gre
ator9 If He stoops to give to the rose
bush, whose withered blossoms float upot
the Autumn breeze, the sweet assuranc
ofanother Spring-time, will He withhold
the words Of hope from the sons of mel
when the frosts of Winter come l
matter, mute and i%nanimate, though
changed by the forces of nature into
multitude of forms, can never die, will
the spirit of nan suffer humiliation
after it has paid a brief visit, like a roya
guest to, this tenement of clay2
Rather let MS believe that He, who il
His apparent prodigality wastes not tn,
rain-drOp, the blade of grass or the eve
ning's signing zephyr, but makes then
all to carry out, His eternal plans ha
given immortality to the mortal an,
gathered to Himself the generous spiri
81 oar friend"
No man who has such beautiful
thoughts can be an anarchist. N
man after reading these beautifu
words can charge Bryan wit
being an anarchist without beinI
conscious all the time that hi
own make up is a fit monumen
to the memory Of that heaven-chas
aised father of liars-Ananias.
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1896-09-12
To THE HoUMA COURIER.

The people Of Bayou Black are
feeling proud to see that they are
soon to be benefited with a nice
Bayou rendering the front
of their homes beautiful.
The Dredge Boat is again
at work aud doing much progress.
1t is now nearly making one acre
a day. We congratulate the
workers on board for their Iabors in
regard to the interest of the
public.
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1896-09-12
To nay friends andthe
Public.

Having purchased Mr.. G. P. Smiths
Feed and Livery Stable, in Honma, l now
solicit the patronage Of my friends and
the pnblic in general. The business viii
be conducted at my own direction and
under my personal supervision, and those
who leave their horses, mules, or vehicles
ID my charge car rest assured that they
will receive at all times the best kind OF
treatment.
ALBERT G. CAGE.
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1896-09-12

Plain Black satins, for
skirts. waists Or suits, very
stylish, worth 9Octs. 81 90,
l Is, | so, we are selling at
IS, IS, 80 and | IS elegant
values.
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1896-09-12

N0TA NATYOY OF VOTE SELLERS.
The Republicans can whistle, to
aisir hearts co~nteut, in a futile effort
Ia keep their spirits up +; but nothing
short Of a miracle can save them from
eeerw helming defeat at the polls in
Aus ember.
The free silver craze, that they ridi-
eaied, and asserted would die ont
uten the campaign Of education be-
san, has continued 70 grow and grow,
and to-day, almost on the eve of the
great battle, its worthy champion,
Btgan, is pre-eminenlly the most pop
alar aud beloved man ID the United
States.
All of the gold of Wall Street, all Of
The gold of England, all of the gold
81 the world, could not buy the votes
Of The patriots that are rallying 60 the
support Of w. j. Bryan. 1t is a mat
tel of principle with all true silver
s0eD, deep rooted and strong as life
itself, and the man with a sound reas-
onlng apparatus, who imagines that
all honor, all manhood, all patriotism,
are lost to the American people is a
bic subject for the Dime Museum,
gold standard may have lowered
Standard Of american manhood J;
Jay have made thieves out othoIest
It may haze made criminals QUE
en tliat stherwise wouldhave been
sitizebs, by impOvssishing them;
has NOS brought mankind to
q low level thai any great nam-
IF voters whose better instincts
Ire aroused, can be purchased, like 50
msny swine, b. the last and highest
The Great Creator never made this
adstiuily beautiful globe Tor rascals
fuls an5 great length 81 time, and
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1896-09-12
Found.

On SoiIel Horse, 10 hands high
with white spot onnose. Owner may
have same by paying for cost Of keep
ing and advertising.
GABRIEL STEWARP.
Hope Farm Plantation,
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1896-09-12
To the Public.

The public is hereby notified not to
hunt, trap, pick moss o. Otherwise
trespass on the St. Eloi plantation,
Bayou DnLaIge. under penalty Of the
law. NJ. R0USSEAUX. Tutor.
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1896-09-12
agWa&e4 of s:xpe1s fns' ahe
next fiaS:5sa ye:sr.

EASAh E9!AStFa
For JG'ors and WitnrS>es Dlst.
court. 8 800
For sheriff Aaimy. Prisoners
Ronrl. cnuv"' ing prisoners
to the Pruil"utim} aud insane
10 The Asylum, serving July
notices for District Court. 20G0
For rou fees, for holding
IDquests, Jury fees and
bnTlals.- 500
For Parish Ply sician.--.-..-.- so
For 500
For CLERK OF Police Jury----- 300
For Dist Atty c%ouve'c fees ..--- 300
For Parish Atty Services P. j. gao
For Parish Assessor 700
For Justice Of the Peacp-.-..- 2B00
For Coustub les. 2O00
For Parish Primer 400
For Police Jurors $50
For Roads and Bridges-.....-. 400
For Road Inspector, 500
For Election. $50
For Iucidentals. 9 90
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-10-22
3ttt6tpn.

- Nit ben 8Orabeitsn 3ur 9fIaRerune
bon Skater Strabe. bon Wain Ipenus
bis our Bride, 1T am Wontas %besonnen
tpproen.
- Ser iunse Sobn bon Srau Wart
gorcoran BON 8ropntotpn fprang an
Donneritae auf einen Wasen. tpobei ibm
bic Seine in ben Rdtern ~ssfanssn uni
10 berorebt truroen, oaB ma befirdtet,
ct bleibe Elm lebensIdnsIi4er Stripped.
- geter 8rotpn tpurbe an Rontap
Worsen in iblimmer @eiie bur6 cine
oeripdtete Sprensune in Der Clear
Spring Wine perlebt; auber einem
SdGoeIbru6 srbisIt er 8erIebunsen am
rsdten ause, beioen 4rmen unb einem
8sin.
- WoieS Retpton tpurbe am Sonntag
Woreen entIans ben 8, 6. & SO. &c.
leiien oberbaIb Der Sunction beiinnunss.
los nit ibIimm ssroriidtem Iinfen 4rm
uno I'M 26rper oerIebt aufsefunben ; ct
tparb na& benz SoipitaI iiberfibrt, mo
letn Su1tano fp ais leoens9efahrll9 ers
tpieS.
8dbrenb 9atrid CANADIAN bon
Winer's Drills am Sreitas Nbenb an Der
gde bon Wiqiam uno Wain Strgben
auf einen Strabenbabnpaesn fteisen
polte, rannte ibn Soban's 9dderpasen
nieeer unb bas Bfero trat ibm auf's @es
it6t /; feline @unben ipuroen i'm SoipitaI
.bebanbeIt.
- Gonrab SduIs bon Rod Strabe,
Samtotpn, elmer unierer befbetannten
oeuti6en @inpobner, itarb am Wontas
Woreen er tpurbe am 18. Dftobsr
1920 in Sehens0 armitabt sebpren unb
fam i'm Sabre 1854 mad amerifa ; sbr.
lid unb aufre9t in al fsinen SanbIun.
gen, e~rfrsute er ii9 Der alssmsinen
Idtuns. Sieben ertpa1iens 3inoer
iiberIeben ibn. Die 8serbisuns fanb am
Wittpo4 Na6mittae fat.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-10-22
6ertAtlthe8.

Sreb. &elIermann bon 9ittston Mbe.
nue., bas eri4perten Gneriff8 auf Sobn
8olanb beidulbist, betpieS am Donners
flag bur6 3eusen, bub ni1t er, ionbern
isin 8ruoer Peter, iebt abpeieno, ben
4neriff madte unb tpurbe baraufbin bon
ben 9ei4porenen freiseiproden, bod
muB er baIb bic Rotten trasen.
@m. Connolly bonn N~orbenbe, Der fei'
men 8ruber uui 8elb beraubte, bsfannts
fi9 iduIbis unS muB 81 Strafs sabIsn
unb ben eeitobIenen 8etras auriideritat.
ten, iOtpie brei Monats i'm @sfdnsnif
abiiben.
Ser ~12iSbriss 9abib @iaiams Be.
fannie ii8 bes DiebitabIs bon @eIb aus
ben Sdublaben beS 6. Moriianni iauI.
big, tpurbs ieboa tpsssn isiner Sussnt
nit einem 8eripeis entlafen.
Scr 8etpeis, bab Nnnie Sartpin bon
8rieebure ben 2onitabIer &bbIer angs'
srifen bate, tonnte ni6t eeIiefsrt tper'
ben unb iie tpurbe freieeipro6en.
gbparb Munbeq, bon 8. 81. Tbpmaa
Wv ppH % oSlWutp!bt
tparo nidt f4ulois sefunben.
Webrere anbere 8erurtbeiIunsen IL
unbebeutsnben Saaen tpurbsn sbsnfaIi
eemadt.
&idter @infter CAB am Wpntas bret
tpidtiee gnti6eibunsen ab; cine Der.
ieIben erfIdrt bic 8erauseabnn8 Dor
Bombs fur cine eIeftrii6e 2i6tfation ir
OlppbaHt ais unseieBli1 ; Die atpeit'
1T sesen cine @rbbbuns Der SduIber
bes Sermpn Borough 3peds @onitruirunf
bon oefen eieenen WaRernerien /; uni
orittens tuuroe bas Defret sur &~reusune
eer 8. & $. @eIeiien feitens Der 2ada'
tpanna Traction Co.. unb OIppbant Gu
burban StraBenbabn unter3eidnet.
Sobn Sassa bon OIppbunt bstannt'
ii8 bes unseiesIi6en 8erfaufs bon &C.
trdnfen idulbis unb tpurbe bon 8idts,
Gbparbs nit Der porsei6riebenen Straf,
bon $500 beIaitet, iotpie aud elmer pisr'
monatIiGen 8efdnsnibbaft, bic BON Is
Suit an batirt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-10-22
Stabtratb.
SsIeet council. Is. Oftpber

Select council, Is. Ottober,
Da bic meiiten NitsIieber bieieS
8peisss Der sroBen repubIltaniI&sn
UtafenberiammIune beipobnen MOLTEN,
10 purben ale @ei1Gfte in ubissr 8ers
iammIunB idnea erIebist.
Cine bon 2aniins ein8ereiGte ReioIus
tion tueiit ben ftdbtifGea S6abmeihsr
an. monatIi6 sinen 8eri&t Der einae.
nommenen unb peraussabten @eteer, 10.
tpte bic 8ilans an Sanb unb in ben pers
i6iebenen 8anien beponirt, an ben
Stubtratb su bsridten.
9ie &eiolution, tpeIde ben Mappr ans
tpeift, ben Sang Der 9eiddfte i'm Stras
6enfommifdr Department su unterius
den, tparo aneenommen, ebenio tpie foIs
eenoe: Sir einen @aReriod, Ode bon
8obinion unb Neunter Straben; @nts
fernuns beS eIeitriiden 2i&t 9foftens
an Meribian unb 9tpeiter StraBe; fir
einen WaRerftod, gde Subion unb Sss
necu StraBen; ben NnfpruG bon Sra.
them Sapes NIT 81 800 besIsi6enb; @rs
LAB bon 80 Yrosent Der ftdotif6en
Steusrn an Der ct. Marien @emeinbs.
i1ule.
Die bon Gomites einiis beri6teten
unb aneenommenen &efolutionsn finb fol-.
eenbe: Den gontratt fiir einen Nbauass
fanal an Moniep apenue gum Prsiie bon
1882 an 9eter Muaisan ~iiberipsifenb;
sbenio bemieIben ben Gontruft aur Ribel.
lirung bon Brescott Nbenue, atpiihen
Wulberrp uno 8ine Straben gum 8reife
bon Sl.3l3 lberpeiienb ; bab aue fret.
piaisen Seuerpebrleute. ieboG niHt
mebr ipie 40 aus elmer gompanie, bon
Der 8esablune elmer Oifupations. Steuer
befreit finb bic Site fol- Der Sefretdr
benz S6abmeiiter idbrIi9 Dor benz l..
September suienben.
grite unb stpeite 2eiuns erIansten fol.
sence O%rbinansen : SIR Seisuns bes
Nap Gus Dampferbauies fir 3tpei eIet.
trii6e 2i6ter in ber Ia. Warb, ems an
8ropn 9lace, spifden Wain Gpenue
unb Gbeitnut StraBe, unb ems Ode
S6nea Gourt unb Wriebt 9Iaee; fur
nebertraeuns bon $50 stpeds 8esabl.
uns Der SaIaire Der &ebifions unb zip.
~pelutionS 8eb6rbe ; fir SteinpIatten
Seitentpese unb sepfIafsrts @oRen q n
seipifen StraBen Der 6. 8arb; far
atpei ipeitere eleftriibe 2idter in Der /.
Ware ; fur @ri6pineuns bon @eIbern
sur Contribution Der Sron Strase.
Sie Communication beS st 8 WaSor
Gonnel in Setreff Der enbslItisen 8abI.
uns bon 9eIoern tparb p~erIeien unb bann
aur gintra8un8 beorbert, tporauf auf
4ntras bon 9irr 8ertasuns bis bsuts
Ibenb ftattfanb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-10-22

Sab ii& bic Sumnte auf cine babe NiI.
lion ~beIaufen iperbe. Bon RambuIb
bat man. ieitbem feline Srau einen grisf
bon ibm erbaIten, ni6ts tpeiter seb5rt,
mar eIaubt aber, baB er ii4 auf sinsm
mad Rcrtpseen beftimmten Dampfer Be.
fineet. 9a4 seitrisen 8sri9ten bat er
SsIbftmorb besansen.
&duber bieIten sur Ra&tasit 3tpei
Dtsilen bon 2odpprt, g. o., auf Der
9anbfrabe cine 2uti4e an, tporin Der
Wirtb Sriebri@ WanbeIaus bon senann.
TEN Orte unb fem Sobn iaBen, nabmsn
untsr 8orbaIten bon ReboIbern benz Grs
itersn $25 unb cine eoIbsns rbr ab, bans
ben ibre Dpfer an Sdnbsn unb Slbsn
uno liebsn bieisIbsn auf Der 2anbtrase
lie8en. 5armer, bic msbrere Stunben
ipdter bes @eses iamen. fanbsn bic 9s.
raubten unb I6iten ibre SsHeIn. Die
9duber tuarsn nit ber 2uti6e bapon ss.
fabren.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-10-22
SaS xhal dbtpdrt6.

Tablnr.-9ie Gebr. 2otprp bon biei
leSten iid am Donnerita8 in Scranton
an 2adapunna gpeeue su einem S9Idf.
den nieber uno muBtsn ipatsr fir bieier
S%riebenSbru6 ie $3.50 Strafe aabIen,
SIN BEN Sorser 9ebdube 1T elm Sin.
berearten erbffnet tporben.-Gin repubs
Iitanii6er .&aap" piro am Samitap
bier a~b8ebaIten.
- Gin ginbrudsberiu6 in bic 8. &
s. @epdd. unb g~rprebofice su gpoca am
DUnneritae Worsen iparb bur9 ben
Ra6topsrator Der 2sbisb BAILEY Som.
panic bereiteIt.
- 9lIsr. 3ibIer bon @reenpoob ftart
am Sonntae Nbeuo i'm 2adatpanna
9oipita! an 8erIssunsen, bic er Dor
ettpa stpei Woden i'm 80. 8 Drift Der
@reenpooo 9obIsn @Ompanie b~apontrue.
- Sn benz spsiRDdissn b6~Issrnen
Sauie bes 8atrid 9empisp su 9poea,
alS Rsituurant bon Mibael Galpep BE-.
nubt, brad am Samftas UNI Nittsrna4t
Elm 5euer aus troB Der tldtisen arbeit
Der Seuertpsbr ipurbe bas @ebdube Iammt
SnbaIt seritDrt uno nur cine $500 ent.
baltenbe 8brie tparb aus einem 2offer
ssrettet ; Der 8srIuft bon $4,000 1T nit
elmer 8erii4eruns bon $1,000 tbeiIpeiie
8ebsdt.
- SIN benz OeIf6uppen bes Sdadtes
Der Babylon 9obIen @ompanie su Dur.
pea brad am Donneritae Ibeno etipa 8
nbr elm ISeuer aus, bas in Elm paar Wis
nuten ben S6u4t in SIammen baate unb
fir bic bort 4nssiteqten ssfabrbrinssnb
bate percen tbnnen, tpenu ni4t Minen
8ormann WeGartbp unb msbrere Inse.
itsate busu eeieben bdtten, baB Der Rau6
abeeleitet unb iomit ale gritidunssses
fubr befeitiet tpOrbsn. Sobn Gallagher,
Der ben SdIuu6 sur gritiduns bss
6euerS belt, puroe our6 einen faIenben
SslsbIOd perIest unb trus einsn 8rut
beS SiftenfnO6sns, fOpie anbers iblimms
8erlssunsen babon. Die foeIsi9 por'
ssnommenen 26i6periu&s sltdten in
.3eit unb am Srsitas fonnts bic
Brine tpieosr in 9etrisb seisbt tperben.
Der S8absn 1T nibt 10 erob aIs susrft
e-tpartet tparo.
S6s- gnaeisen finben bur6 bas ,Wos
hsnbIatt" bic t~psitsfts 8srbrsituns.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-10-22

- Srau @lifOrb in Srtpin, 9a., se.
bar am Samftas in ibrer 23idbrigen gbs
oas 81. ainb. Die sroBe SumiIie be.
itebt aus 10 Wdb6en unb ii &nabsn.
- 9er 3uiIuB bss ssIbsn Rstaas
bon europa bauert nod INNER fort, une
ftsqt ben @eiammtbetras bss felt BEN
%. Iusut biz am gnbe Der tersange.
men Wode bier sinsetrofensn @oI6eS
auf SAC, I'll, 1929.
- SeuerIdrm in Der Sabrit bon Gimm
II. 60. in Crop, q. g., bate cine 9anii
unier ben Irbeitern sur SoIss. Nebrsrs
Wabdsn ftdrsten bon SeusrnotbIeitern
ab, bod ipurbe Niemanb tbotIi4 perIsst.
Das Seuer mar unbebeutenb.
- @us Butte, Mont., tpirb ssmeIbst :
WarcuS DaIp, 8ei4dftslsitsr bes 2ups
ferbersperiss &naconba unb Elm mobile.
fainter Bferbe;d9ter, batsl50,0 900 nod
Rstp gort ssianbt, um auf bic grpabl.
uns bon 8rpan 3u tuetten.
- Sames Bel unb Siram Das tuur.
ben Samftas 9lbenb niGt tpeit bon
Wel6, B. 8a., bon Sames Saser aus
benz SinterbaIt eri1oGen. Bel in tobt
unb DAP tbotIi6 perIeBt. Gin aufsebot
perfol8t Eager. ST tpirb pisIsi@t aes
lpn4t perben.
I'm 9 nbr am Sonntas abenb
ritten feds DeSpsrabos in bas Stdbtden
Garnep, 90 WeiIen DitIi6 bon Guthrie,
Otla., unb raubtsn ben san3sn Drt, 10
2doen unb bas 8ofamt aus. Sic er.
beuteten mebrsre TauIenb Dollars.
Dfsbr als 100 Burger b~sinOsn ii9 auf
osr SsrfOIsuns.
Drei Wdnner ~ipransen Sonntae
Ra4t in @Oibsn, q. g., bon sinsm @l.
ter3u8e unmittelbar Dor einem antom.
member grie. Pufasiersus. 8psi oapon
tpuroen auf Der STEELE set6btet, unb Der
brittle tpirb pabri9sinIi1 isinsn 8erIee.
un8en srlie9sn. gr CAB ieinen Hamen
ais Sarrifon unb feline Ssimatb ais pas
terion, y. S., an.
- Dem 8sridt bes General. Ibiutan.
ten Rus8Ies's sufolse bsiertirten i'm Der.
HOfenen Sabre 1865 SOIOaten aus Der
8~unbesarmse, bunbsrt msbr ais i'm Ieb.
ten Sabre uno 5,46 Brocent idmmtIi1er
SoIoaten. Bon bieien 0siertiOnsn, iast
Ruesles, fallen 60 Brocent auf 2eute,
bic i'm erften Sabre bienen. Sc iinb
oies sumsit 2eute, bic abenteuerIi4 Der.
fino unb ii4 an isins 9isciplin
f6nnsn.
= Ra6ri6ten aus Sunsau. @is., su.
folpe foa ii4 bic Summit, tpsI1e 80. G..
Der Fi@tise BANTER, ssitobs
len bat, auf ~penieitens $500. 900 bsIaus
len. Ser S4erif 9ints bsbauptst iOsar,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-10-22
Sta0t nnO G0unt1.
Nprldnffge MnfInbisnn9.

Deu berebrten Nbonnenten biermii our
~ssfGaissn Nadridt. bab mir baIb nit
Der Collection riiditdnoiser @eIber besin'
men tperben. @er baber ni1t semabnt
su fem tpinidt. ioate obne ipeiteren bluff
i&ub in Der Office poripreden unb Be-
sabIen.
8ir ertparten. bab Ollie. bic elm Sabr
ober LANCER iduIbis iinb, ibren 8erbinb.
Iibfeiten nadtommen unb plnftli& ben
msiit unbebsutenben 9etras entri4ten,
tpenn Der Solicitor boripri9t.
Ser Serau89eber.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-10-22

9eutde 8risfIifs.
8rl. Carrie @utmau, 9ubn g. Rspsrs,i
Brau Damp atTiuetr, 3. u. Miafr,
SbarIts ptttrs, 9sOrst &tbpat,
Spbn Sptfsr, Gbarlts Sauftr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-10-22
Aus benz oberen EhaIe.
Wr1baIb &prrsIppnbtn,.)

- Ser 8aui6rsiner Siram 8anIuSen
bon 9eduiae feel am 9ienitas bon benz
DoIpb BREEDER berab unb trus sinen
8rua hes Iinfen S~anbssIentS bubon.
= Ser 9oIs Sobn aoIfpat bon 9rics.
burg tparb am Sreitas i'm 2adaipanna
3unnel bura einen Sal bon Selsgeitein
in i6Iimmer @eiie berlebt CT befinbst
iid i'm 2adatpanna SoipitaI.
- Ser 10 Sabre aIts Ni6oIas 2omar
bon 9idion Gitp, aIs Srsiberfnabs i'm
Storr S4a6t aneeffelt, III am Sreitas
baieIbit bur6 einen SAL bon SsIsssasin
a%uSenbIidIi4 8etbotet tporben.
- Durd einen Dedenfaq, Der fi&
mad elmer Sprensuns an, Sreitas in Der
erie U(ine erei9nete, tpurbe Stebe 9as
lousfi bon Sermpn ausenbIidli9 set5btst
unb fem Nadbar Sobn @reaI unb Grei.
Der Sranf 8aIfer bon 9otpberIp 8oab in
i4Iimmer Beiie bsrIeBt.
(GarbpnbaIs GprrsIppnbsn,.)
- Serr gbtparb 2ranb 1T bon ieiner
breimonatIi6en Tour aus Deuti4Iant
suriid8efebrt.
- Die S6miebe an benz ,.2aii
Chance" 2%obIentpsrf brannte 9ientap
abenb nieber. bod seIans es, bas Ssuer
an tpsiterer ausbreituns gu binbern.
- Das grIinston Saus an Dunbaff
StraBe 1T am Montas Worsen bon Se.
putp S6erif Serber uuf cine @reiution
su @uniten Der Sartung 9rauerei bon
Sone8bale eeidIOiIen iporben unb fol-
nd6iten Montas ausperfauft tpsrben.
Gbriftopbsr MoIter, 4sent Der M.
8obinioa 8rauerei fir bieie llmsssenb,
lieB am Wontae Sobn unb Wm. Dame,
Sobn &ane unb Ibomas @ibbons Der.
baften, neil iie in bas Iufipei6eruns8.
baus su Ar4baIb einbra9en unS Bier
ftabIen.
- Tbomas Campbell bon Canaan
Strabe, elm 4naetelter Der erie 8abn,
tpurbe am Sonntae I'M Sofe Der Giien.
babn burb einen Stud bon einem Sitter.
tpaeen eef4Ieubert unb traf nit benz 4rm
cine S&iene. bic ibm mebrsre 8nodsn i'm
@abosen brad.
- Siram Yotpers bon Sermpn madte
am Rpntas glbenb in betrunfenem gu.
ftanbe 8ubeftbruns auf einem 8abntpa.
gen unb aI8 man ibn baraufbin abieben
%tpolte, ,oe er einen Repolper; uer tpurbe
baun a~rretirt unb unter $500 8Grsitafi
fir fem seri&tIides @rideinen eeftslt.
- MidaeI Crane. Elm Treiber Der
2ranb 8raueret bate am Wontae
Ibenb nabe benz 9. & 5. Sdberbauie
cine aufresenbe grfabruns. iubem Elm
TbeiI Der Strabs ~siniant uno er nod
serabe in 3eit nit benz Subrtperf bon Der
STEELE tam, aIs Der 9runb so Sub in
ben S6adt binabfiel. Sin letter Belt
baben ii6 an Der StraBe i6on cine Gins
sabI Senfunsen ereienet.
= Sn Der @obnuns bes &~Ieiberbdnbs
lerS Ileranber su Soreit Gitp. srpIobirte
am 9onneritas abenb cine 2ampe unb
nur bus prompte ginfdrsiten Der Seusr.
fpebr p%ertinberte sr6beren S&aben, Der
ettpa $3.50 betrdst.
- @aIobis's SoteI unb Gartner's
Reitaurant su Simpion tpurben am Srei,
tag Wor8en frtb UNI beoeutenben SnbaIt
betaubt. Sobn S6umpsfp tparb fpater
ais Der mutbmaBlide Dieb a~rretirt unb
ba er psri6ieoeneS ~setObIsnss G~isentbum
in feinem Seiibe bate, tpurbe er in gr.
manseluns bon 8irei&aft benz @sfanes
nib iibertpieien.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-10-22
Sunmpre.

Der 8auidreiner Sobn SIad. ar
BaInut Strabe pobnbaft, fieI am Srei.
tag bon benz Stale bes 3. s. Soran an
Gbetnut Strabe stpansis SUB bsrab unb
trus sinen Sru4 pes 9sines bapon.
- Die a~nsefsItsn i'm ,,9rift" be,
Nap Ius &oblen Gompanie muBten am
Sonntu8 Worsen ii6 bafelbit i6lsunisft
entfernen, inbem ii6 8eridisbungen
t~unbsuben ; berf6isbsne 9sbauIibteis
ten uuf Der OberfId6e tpurosn Oaburd
AUDI bei6dbiet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-10-22
meusSeb6r

Sn Der am 6reitas Ra6mittas abss.
baltenen 8%eriammIuns bieier 8ebbrpe
Durbe pieoer elmer ansabl Nptbbdrfti'
gen nnterftdbuns ausspisfen unb mad
annubme mebrsrer 8s4nuneen srfoIete
oann 8ertaeuns.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-09-09
CIGARS

We have something that ought
to please every smoker in the
land. We have the leading
American, Havana and Manila
cigars. We are the agent for
the famous
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sell for cash. That's why they can af-
ford to sell groceries at as reasonable
prices as they do.
T.. 5. Young, well known here, did
not go to Nladiyostok He left his
Seattle house, signed with another
firm and is at Shanghai. He will like
~ return to Japan.
President Dole has lately enjoyed
several days shooting on honolulu
ranch as the guest of II. NJ. Won Holt.
The latter now has II camp in the
mountains.
Andrew Brown. the hard working
superintendent of water works eX-
poets to go to the Coast by the next
Australia. He will be accompanied by
Mrs. Brown.
Walter Bromley and Harry Wootcn
both leave for San Francisco on the
Australia to bring the new |. l. S. y.
steamer down. They will come on her
as engineers with Mr.. keech.
The prudent housewife combines
business with pleasure when she uses
the Honolulu Soap as made by the
Honolulu Soap Works NJ. w. Me
Chesney e. Sons guarantee it to be a
pure neutral laundry soap.
There are some things that are
everywhere recognized as the very best
of their kind. They are the standards
Imperial Window Shades on Hartshorn
Rollers are in a class by themselves.
Levers q Cooke carry large stock.
On tombstone in II country church
yard there is an epitaph which reads:
81 expected this, but not so SOON
Sterling. the painter, is prepared to
place your house or roof in the proper
condition to receive any amount of
wet weather.
Tourists and others who desire Il
quiet seaside resort for bathing, etc.
are referred to the advertisement of
Saratoga Bathing Resort. This place
has just changed hands and greatly
improved. Tourists visiting this place
will have an excellent opportunity to
see a model Hawaiian grass hut.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-09-09
BY AUTHORITY
PUBLIC LANDS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that sixteen
lots of Government land in Kaohe,
Puma, Hawaii, will be open for appli-
cation on or after 9 a. M, September
21st, 1896, under the provisions of the
Land Act 1895, for Right of Purchase
Leases and Cash Freeholds.
These lots are from $50 to 100 acres
each in area, and are appraised at val
ues of from $500 to $500 per acre,
being principally good agricultural
land suited to coffee cultivation.
Also on or after the above date APP
plications will be received for any I'M
occupied lots of the old Homestead"
series.
Full particulars as to any of these
lots may be obtained at the Public
Lands Office Honolulu, or from the
various sub-agents in whose districts
such lots are situated.
j. F. BROWN,
Agent Public Lands.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-09-09
Personal.

Charles Creighton is again i'll.
Fred Waldron has gone to Kauai on
business.
+. H. Hayselden and family have re-
turned to their home on Lanai.
Harry Armitage got away by the Mi
kahala for Kauai to spend his vaca-
ton.
Col. George w. Macfarlane. wife and
child will go to the Coast by the Aus
tralia.
DR.. Raymond returned by the Clau-
dine Tuesday afternoon to his post at
Wailuku.
Mrs. DR.. Walters returned Tuesday
evening to Kauai after visit of sew
eral days to her parents in this city.
Weekly Star. 81 Der wear,