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Eagle River Democrat. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1893-1896, 1896-04-20

John Diamond left Saturday evening
for Dubuque, Ia, where he will play ball
with the club OF that city in the Western
Association. We are sorry to see John
go as it will undoubtedly leave Eagle
River without team this summer, but
at the same time we wish him success
and rapid road to fame in the base ball
field.
M. j. Conlin, OF Columbus, this state
is III the city. Mr.. Conlin came here for
the purpose of looking over the chances
OF locating photograph gallery. IIe is
we'll pleased and has decided to open a
gallery here in a week or 50. His outfit
will be entirely new and he is not afraid
to guarantee his work to the citizens OF
Eagle River, who may favor him with
their patronage.
Eagle River Democrat. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1893-1896, 1896-04-20

--E. f. Mechler moved, Wednesday, to
his new home and place of business at
Marshfield. Mr.. Mechler has been in bus
mess here for the past number Of years
and during that time he has made hosts
OF friends among our citizens, who wish
him the best Of success and prosperity in
his new abode.
Eagle River Democrat. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1893-1896, 1896-04-20

The town board has caused part
Of the up stairs OF the town hall to be
partitioned off as a town clerks Office
and board of supervisors Office. 1t
makes q very neat and comodious room.
They have had the hall thoroughly
scrubbed and cleaned up, something that
has been needed for sometime.
Eagle River Democrat. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1893-1896, 1896-04-20

Never have two voices made such q
decided hit as the Misses Fisher and
Lambert. The audience was held spell
bound throughout the entire Duo, which
was far to short.-Denver (Colo.) Her
old. They appear in the Scottish Amer
lean Quertette at the Opera House next
Wednesday evening
Eagle River Democrat. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1893-1896, 1896-04-20

The following accompanied the band
boys to Three Lakes, Friday evening to
attend the dance: Misses Pearl Burke,
Genie Dickinson, Mary Dockeray, Annie
Bowman, Winnie Griswold, Mrs. VIM.
Barnes, Master Thos. Taggart, Frank
Hall and Bert Bowerman. They all re-
port an excellent time.
Eagle River Democrat. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1893-1896, 1896-04-20

Miss Mae Weigand trea ted her pupils
to All outing last Saturday afternoon,
BY giving them a picnic at the dam
across the Eagle River. Every thing
went lovely and very enjoyable time
was being had until the rain storm came
up to put stop to the festivities.
Eagle River Democrat. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1893-1896, 1896-04-20

We are in receipt of a postal card
from Don Oleson, who is now at Hih-
bling, Mimi, stating that he wants the
DEMOCRAT, at that he had his building
nearly ready for occupancy, and would
soon open up business.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-12-18

oleler penlton an,umelbe1t. sic pu6te,
baB iie iebr nangelbafte 8iloune bes
iaB: in Der tursen 3eit ibrer She bate
lie einieben selernt, oaB bic iiinsiten
Wtdofen ibreS 8erliner nnganssfreis
les beiler unterrt6tet lpare1l oils iie.
SIN 3ulammenleben nit pornebmen,
jungen 3amen bottle iie iid Dos an.
ei9nen alt fonnen, mas ibr sefeblt ltnb
mas ibr @atte ont meilten an ibr pere
miBt batte-Sormen. @rlt t,a9eem Tie
lpieoer in Die ipieBbiir9erftben heis
ntatbli6en 8erbaltniiie suriidgetebrt
tgar,- bate iie. oeren @ertb ibasen
gelernt.. = Ger Direftor fubr iel-
ber NIT ibr sur erten Sc Ianesfebt
rerin, uia i3euge Ser @irtung at
iein, Die Sinas Gimme ouf oieie aiiss
iiben tuiiroe. Sn BET Tbat mar bic
aiinftlerin iebr erregt iiber bie1e au6er,
orbentliden Sttmnlmittel unb duBerte
fi6 nidt minber optimiitii9 iiber 0inas
3ufunft, alS Der 8rofeiior es setban
bate. Gina ipra1 ben @uni6 aus,
&on3ertidngerin 5t tperoen, aber bic
beioen Sabueritdnoiaen eaben ibr bic
8erIi6erung, baB SaS cine Siinoe iei.
Ddt folder 8esabung unS io16em
GeuBeren gebUre man auf bic 8iibne,
iei man CUR Primabonna sei6affen.
Der Oireftor rietb ibr, elm Wial in Der
@o6e cine alapieritunbe BEL inn su
nebmen, ns,i Der i'd Sbnen iebr piel gu
arbeiten aufgeben iperbe, iekte er
bin5u, naber bas lit ia bel Sbrer Be>
gabung cine &leini9teit."
Gina bate, als iie lid poritellte, se.
fast, fie itebe alleitt in Der g8elt. ISn
Sol9e beiien betra6teten 8eibe Tie ais
Wittwe. Ger Heniionsooriteberin er.
tldrte Tie often, baB iie eine sei9ieSene
Srau uno oaB ibr seweiener @atte Ser
beutide Gi3etoniul in 9 !. -. iei.
Sic bat lie, bies ben iibrisen Damea
ni6t mit;utbeilen, uno bic Wlaiorin,
auf bic Die junse, fd0ne Srau einen
iebr 9iinitisen Ginbrud r,a6te, mar
germ bereit, ibr oieien @efallen su tbun.
ssie iuiiroen mid iebod iebr pers
binben" fa9te iie, pmenn sic mir ben
@runb Sbrer S9eibuns ueunen tpoll.
ten, ebe i'd sic aufnebnle. Dieie @or.
fi6tsmabresel biirfen sic mir nidt
nerbeufen.
6ortfesuno folet.
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0erbate Gin grabes Grab

gEie oft bSren mir baB ein friihes
@rab burd, cine pernahldeigte @rs
tdltung terbei 9efilhrt tpurbe. @es
oenfe bies unb 9ebraud,e Or. Bulls
Suften SDrup, tpelher fofprt ale S,als
uno eunseuseeiben furirt. Nerr SO.
8. Wahpnep, qcpell, MaiT., idreibt:
~5h mar iebr frant nit eiuem fd,lints
men S,ulten. Doetcren fcnnten mir
nift telfen unb jebermann fagte baB
iA bic Shpinoiuht hattie. Gin @ers
,panbter empfabl mir Or. &uDPS
suiten SDrup unb nad,bem i'd, sipei
Slafhen baocn 9ebraudt bate mar
id, furirt. @s mar tpunoerbar! SD
reree Or. .8ull's s Suften Sprup inner
mcinen Sreinben empfehlen bonn id,
ipeiB eaB er elm unfeblbares Mittel
IT." Or. Butte 8 Nuiten Sprup ipirb
nberall fur 25 @euts perfauft.
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Sautes stuertei ans Deuti@lans

a,;s.. m;th.r. s.. n;.rs.:.:
s6e;u, ;s AZ ;s.. @ D.t ota ps.sss srasssss
.ae...' ra,y.n m ny lss, aua, nuug a.s plolslHO'
Wsnioffens n hos n,,s Non foiosnhsr
Mitthsilmmoem an fHi;sseu meId,s nov
BerIiuer QoroIon,eioer i,her hsy gIuf.
entboIt hes soilegs In gsiSn - mn h..
fonntiid, hie heihen sIteItsn g6hns hss
Monord,eu bos aohstteneorns hefn.
d,en - moht SIs her qo;Isrs
beikt "a ho I'D, ,ur @obu hpo"S r;,b
trte er nm hie sohStten ne;1bs nor I hsy
Wriu,suho,,fe Mmfs1eIInno cenommsn
botten hie Trooe. Wonn hot @ntt.
frieS non Won;ifou osieh,si4 H;e o.
betten nountem nrownt hie @eimi%ts.
,obI M;Mt hod, !. ms;ute Ssr eo;is,
Iod,euh. 6ottfr;sn Isbts nou @ov;IIr ~,
msnn~er msIMe hotte ia @or Ssr
Nbreiie froote her go;Ser s;usu qohst.
ten: Mos brsnnt % Ianosr ~ ''N Elm,
gtsorinfer,s ohor s;ue s, Sototsr,sas
Nsihs bremen fitr,sr moissa,s NOR
he nromnte Imenn ana, n;dst osross s
nsuel Sirtmsrt % ssiS ' ;hr b;sr gr", IN
WI6n ohsr ihiou IL 6mserts bsiu,,;ot
fer eo;isr p' "rS'
s n,
..;. E'e eoaleIoa''os oeri'nel sAreu3s
Ss.ams @.;mH 9sauols oea On IIslllhHl9en
Ssuis,..s sSse,uys.assuogsCaunesea ppngtl oon
'teatTsags %ammag aus AhloB IeIhel aeoe 3um
aIotaleDls pstlpellen aatonnen. in'
o.a' s.. =. is - antsl pogh'@sr oe5u9naDme
aal ots a Gs1ps,l'guh9 Sna9elS am oaot.
n ,Wsn MalHaaoe Gon lo4o PIE oarauf
Sssass.~sa Ss S9IlOetunSen nao erfun'
Dsn !lugt % man nigt elpem io'gen
a. Slls.lanl9en !. @eneral- osa soup Der
enspsIenSe ahoelltaaen 1oaae. Gar.
auI stD;oet' oo 0.s "Treli. 3is." DOB
,Wgalla@li@ Wl@ IoIo' ais Der oaoll9e
DDs,!gs.n uon 0euil@en 2rnppen
saa5ll9 enloioBl mar, Die fran3onlfen
Uian6lifeuIs am Neeln piantelfen llHo
gsa SllsHoa9heettegr 1 3mll@en Uret'
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aer itrauell ser g@leftoita.ett.

Dt. Oueue une Grunburia&e uon e3IaEcfststi
10 neunmaI in ,etu Sduen stn esspeptii3sr Rasen.
Guts gerbaauus fhafft ssiuub.n salaf, f4ls9e fBrt
unb psrtr.ttt tpu. Sirn unb Masen tsbsn tn tnnssr
@e6felbsststuns. RasenShrade unb Maaen.
beitperhtn duberu 5i bard safrti&es aepftpeb, neil
Der Reruenftranss Der hte gerbtnbuna .pti&sn ZEN
Maseu frdftts unb seiuno gu ma@ea, betbt bas
gIettsept&t feS srpsen Rerpeutsntrums I'm abrper
bsrieueu. os 3arerldhsfte WIttsl gu tiefem 4ebul
TT 9otetter's Wasenbttere; IS ft ZEN mtneraIti&s
metaltiten ehen,en une ben nartrtti&en Vvdparatsu
BITE pcrAbsrssbene etue beittS himulirenee @irfuua
bateH, na6br aber poutaen 3uiammsubruh hes
Stfers tspirtt bic ReseImdbisiet Ter Suntttpn her
Rasens une @ebtrnnerpen ietne Wtrtuns dusert f&
In rubtsem nIaf urb Grbcluua b.s 9brpers pdbrenb
hts S6afss. eebers uue DarmtauaI prpfttren
sst&tals ppn ietner berubtstuhsu uns trdfttseubeu
Gtaeni&at.
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Sar bic 5eiertaes. Grfnriionen uad
benz Siiboiten.


Sie shblide Pceiiic gabn (sunset
Rcute), oerfauft am 21. ifnb ~. Oe.
esmber &uubreiie Billette na9 alIeu
Bnntten I'm Siiboien, ghItig 3ur Riid.
tabrt inuerbalb 80 9agen pom Bers
taufstaee su einem 6abrpreiie fur bic
3unbreife.
Gar bic Geierta9S (. @Tturiioaeu uers
ben gidette auf 8ertauf lieaen am 23.,
a., Is. uuo 81. December '96 unD an,
!. Sannar '97 BON alIen guntten Der
yinie nad ieber Babn Station in
3egas, gtiltia 3ur &bdfabrt Bis aum
8. Sanuar '97, 5u Elm unb Elm 0rittel
6abrpreis fur bie Runbreiie.
8. s. .parfs,
u. 9. q. 6 3. a., 6oufton, seras.
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1hoto0raphieu

bic In Gal amap's NteIier
anssfertiet werben, blei9en unb eut,
fdrbeu ii6 nidt. photographer bon
@aaawap ftnb ltrid! srfsr SlaFe. Bet
@aaawap t0aut Sbr photographer su
allen gud toupeuirenben preifen er.
balten, beun ale feline Nrbeiten fub
ben Waui9en Der auubeu ansemtI.
fen.
@dlIamap's atelier beifebt iebt felt
IA Sabren in No. 513 on 0ouftou
Strase.
SUITE Grbeit, tein 6umbua.
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Scr @iuter fDnrn1t

anb mir haben un8 bnr9 Mnfdoffuna
zines groBen gorrathes pon 6iIsidns
ben, bic mir BON so Gents an unb aufs
ndrts pertaufen. barauf porbereitet.
sbenfo, baben mir ein 1eroBes 2ager
bon ellen Sorten BON Oerren., Oas
men. uto &iuberi9uben au ben bilia.
ten preifen. @nmmifiiefel unb @ums
n1if@nbe fir fhledte8 Metter. epredt
IN unierem tleueu Store Dor.
@tnberella g dub.paIaR.
213 Nlamo. plaaa.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-12-18

eeib Jbr tur& llnbcrhawlt&seA.
geritopfung. appetiiloiisteif, S4si4
bel, selbe 6autfarbe sepIa9tg g.
Iob's Witaliser III elm fi@eres 6eilmiitsl.
Gum gertauf bel aaltepes q S&us
4arb. Sames @lapin, &. 3. epeuefa.
q. gsbx q Co.. D. Gteix, Gsmis3
Drug Stsre. u. G@neDee.
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9as eole Zone star Bier.

Sm Gomnter 8iebt eS tein 0etrauf,
ipeid5es tn benz Wase erfrtfdst uno
tfdrtt. tute etn @las Zone gtar Bier.
Mber aud, TN 2Sintsr tbut es Die Dor.
trefHt@ften 0ienfte. GS lit npforiid,,
oal tpeoer 8hisfeb nrd, @eim ben
wtenfdben iunerIitb anf bie Daner er.
iuarmen, caS tbut nnr 8ter uub bets
balb 8retfen man sum Zone gtar, bas
an 8iite uniibertrefitid3 1T.
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Malt : Wutriue

faan bard fein anoeres 9Onie eriebt
inersen; es itebt inter bem taufeuSen,
tueld'e TIM Marfte fino, obena n.
Weriudt CO anS Der Griols fanm nitbt
aasbleiben (uibt berauidbsmS). Vrds
partrt bon oer 9lubenier Sufd,
Sretutn8 &c., ct. xpuis, Wfu.
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Grlanaer.

Mtt Dem ,,Grlan8er" bat b:e Zone
Star Srateret einen 9rumpf auSae
fptelt, Der mtd,t 81 iiberbteten tit. Sac
Bier bat einea npllen, reimem, feines.
ius8S nnan8enebm iiikliden @e=
fhma6, mie bic mstften bmnflen 8iere.
90 TIT ans Sem beften Mfala uuo So.
pfen ber8eftellt nab bat bas ri@tt9e
Miter erreidbt, uut eS als Elm 2aAerbier
erf1er Rlaife empfeblem 30 f5unen. 9ae
"srianger" 0er 2pue G,ar.8rauerei
TT oem wsalSegtratt ebenbitrtia ume eS
iollte tn teiaer Samiiie feblen, tpeti es
ttir Srass ataO SeinOer elm to Der 9bat
ttarfenoeS mnb aabrbafte8 0emmkmtt.
tel TIT.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-12-18

Mein ainb bate bic grduue unb
tpurbe bur9 Sbilob'S Cure gebeiIt,
t1reibt Nrs. 5. 9. Martin. 0untspille,
4la. Sum 8erfauf bel 8aIteper& Shu.
9arb. Sames @lapin, s. s. @peaeiIp.
u. @ohn & &c., g. Stein, Central
Drug Store, u. S9nebpe.
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Malt. Wutriue

erseu8t Slut TT folsIitb etn 9onte,
tueldseS ieeer Slntarme, Jung OSer
alt, trtafen iOllte, IN td3t beran.
fd9enS). Rrdpartrt BON ber Mnben.
ier:@ufdh Sre,pius Co., ct. eputs,
Ws.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-12-18
Waram ui9t bic Teiertage 81
1auie uerbringea {?

Die M. 6. & 3. !. gabn offerirt
niebrige Raten unb comfortable Reiie
nod allen Stdbten in ben itib6tliden
Staaten. &unbreife.gillette sum Der.
tauf am 81. unb %. DECEMBER, giiltia
fur breiBis Sase bonn gertaufstage an.
Wegen ndberer Ausfuuft menbet
eu4 on %. o. Grub.
y. y. & 3. H., W. Sc. & s. Babn,
Dallas, Seras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-12-18

Sd mar nero6s, mube unb unwirf6.
3arlS @loper &Oot 3bee bat mid ge.
iunb unb sliidli6 semadt. Nrs. 6. 3.
Worben. Gum gertauf BET Ralteper
& Sdudarb. Sames gIapin. Z. 3.
SpeGefip. u. @Obn & Co.. 3. Stein,
Gentral Drug Store, U. 5mwerpe.
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8aufenbe bDn Ebeumaiismns SsdIs
len finb bus6 elmer uno Mmenb's
6e5ept 9sD. 1851, gebeiIt worben.
stle 2elbenben ioaten cine GIaf9e bas
unn beriuden.
6. s. g @mibt, 5nufon, Ser.
Nleinige Igenten.
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2l3 Mlamo. pia3a ,
Hie pIenouteHe Nuamobr

- Die elesautefte Nusmabls bon
Otamanten, Solos unb Silberwaaren,
ubren, Opern9Idiern unb pieleu anbe !.
rem 4.tifeln. bic fid gu Weibuadisaes
idbenten eigneu. finbet mon in benz re.
nommirten @eiddft bon @ebr. Sri.
Ser, No. 304 %. W.s@ommeree.5 5irase.
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Sn bemielben 2OfaIe bsfinbst fi& eta
5ifd3. tno u tern no art.
Sdgli9 groBe Nuswabl ton ftifteu
Jlihen, Mulfern, WiIb. GeaigeI
aler Nrt. SeIepbon 399.
geifelluaeeu fur GIeii9 unb Slid &C.
lDerben in irgenb einem Sbeile bsy
Stabt frei abgeIiefert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-12-18

@esen DispepFe naS 8ebegIsiksa
babe Sbr bic seDrudte @arantie sa ia
Der Jlaf4e uon Sbilob's Biialiass.
60 beilt INNER. 3um WertaMt Sci
3alteper 6 5@u9arb. Sames GIaDia.
3. 5. Gpeleffp, q. gobn q Co., q.
Stein. Central Drug etsss,
S@meppe.
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- @riber Bros. inb protiii9e
Suweliere unb llbrmader unb fii5reA
alle Mnftr1ge unb bic ibnen annertraus
ten Nrbeiten prompt unb fauber aus.
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SNattbies Srps. TIeiid5es,

No. 507 OF:0ouffnn.St
gur bas DOrsiisIi9Re ainb., G@afs
uno Sdweinefeii9.
Spe3ialitdt: Sunge8 aaIbffeifdb.
alIe 9rteu BON @urR. S@inten,
3unge. S9maIs &C.
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&Dblen! 8pblen!

Die Southern @is 9ompaanie perl
fauft bic befen Snoianer. 5erriiorium
8oblen; aaes sroBe Slide. Sel. l46,
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SdmiuSiu6t tam snrd 6bdleb's
Sure gebeilt merben. Aieie8 grn6s
Duifenbeilmittel NJ bas eil3ig beE1unte
aeaeu biefe idredli6e 4rantbeit. 3um
8ertauf bel aaIteper & 61u9arb,
Games @lauin. 8. 8. speae1p, &.
eobn & &c., 3. 6tein, Gemtral Drug
Store. u. S1meppe.
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" ott3
oes staatss muO Gountp, Solicitors.

Sen Steuer3abIeru wirb hierburd,
angeseigt. bab bic Staats. unb gountp
ad valorem, Shuls unb Gopf. 5teuern
fur bas Sabr 1896 iest fdllis fnb.
Sofe @affiano.
SteuersIollettor bon Berar gountp.
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- 8roden, 4rmbanber. Retten,
Hinae. Worfsfnabeln, Sfirme unb
St6de nit elesantem @rif bel @ebr.
@riber.
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Soroam 8rotbers,
NeftaurGtenre In G1ul3' Galupa wRA
Nalmen 00ffeu.

liefern tdslib friide AuRern aus
Der S4ale, elm feiues Dinner flir 20
@ents unb fabren ionliiee grtra Wes
feuungen in tur3er 3eit aus. aus
SeIitatefen Der Saiion Fnb su baben.
Die bsaen unb billisiten prsiie In bsr
9ta0t.
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@eidIiffene @laSmaa. a.
rem in babi6eier NuSmabl bel
8ebr. GriBet.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-08-27
WITH THE FIRST REGIMENT
G DENOTES AN EVENING TO PRAC.
TICE INDOORS.
Manual and FacinEs for H--Engage-
ments for This Evening on-Com
Board Tonight-The Regulars.

Company G. had turnout of forty
men Wednesday evening for drill. The
instruction was held in the armory.
There was considerable of the manual
and some marching. Capt. Kea was
in charge.
Company II had out "A sixteen-file
front. Sergt. Ferry took charge at
INST and drilled the company in the
manual and facings. Afterward the
officers marched the command on the
square and gave instruction in the
movements. At $3.50 the Company adj
journed to the reception at the home
of Lieut.. Wolter. All went in uni
form.
Lieut.. jacobson calls meeting of
Company B for 1880 this evening. The
men will assemble in the Company
room. Drill will take place outside.
Capt. Paul Smith will be at the arm
DRY this evening and will hold drill
of Company A. As large attendance
as possible is urged. The regular meet
ing will also be held on Saturday even
ing.
Company c will holu business
meeting and drill at the armory this
evening, meeting in the company
room.
Meetings will be held y G, d, G and
II companies tomorrow evening.
The non-com. board for the examin-
alton of candidates for stripes will sit
at 1880 this evening. The meeting will
be held in the dining room of the
bungalow.
The regulars will move back into
the barracks beneath the Executive
building next Monday morning, if the
weather is good.
Another meeting and drill of Com
pany H is ordered oy Capt. Murray
for 1880 o'clock this evening
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-08-27
LEARN HOW TO FLOAT.
Ability to Rest on the water Is Essential
to Good Swimming.

Ability to Rest on the Water Is Essential
to Good Swimming.
To acquire the power Of floating well
is to possess the key to all kinds of
swimming on scientific principles. 1t is
also very useful in cases of that terrible
bare of the swimmer, the muscular con-
traction called the cramp, whatever part
of the body which is thus attacked being
rendered temporarily powcrless. All are
affected alike, and perhaps more good
swimmers have been drowned by cramp
than from all other causes Strong men
and good swimmers, when seized with
the cramp, have been known to sink in
stantly, overcome with the sudden pain,
and nothing but the very greatest pres
ence of mind can save the victim.
The legs and arms are the parts of the
body that are most frequently assailed,
by which means the difficulty of getting
ashore is much increased, but there is
no real danger so long as the swimmer
preserves his presence of mind. When
accompanied by presence of mind, cramp
is comparatively harmless, but when ac-
companied by fear it is almost certain
to be followed by drowning.
If both legs are disabled, try to paddle
ashore with the arms. If, ON the other
hand, the arms are seized, the sufferer
should lie ON his back and get to land
by the use of his legs. If unable to do
either, he should throw himself on his
back and endeavor to float until succor
reaches him. Under such circumstances
the following method has been recon-
mended: Turn on the back at once, kick
out the leg in the air without minding
the pain and rub the part attacked with
one hand smartly, while the other is
used in padding toward the shore. 1t is
very easy to give these directions, but
they are most difficult to follow Cramp
appears to deprive the person attacked
of all reason for the time and to render
him quite powerless from mingled pain
and terror.
The causes of cramp are usually be-
Eeved to be two: The first is from indi-
gestion, for those i'll good health are sell
dom attacked by it; the second is the
overexertion of muscles that have been
but little used, and when very strong
stroke with the legs or arms is given it
usually comes on. Therefore easy swim
ming is to be preferred to that with
sudden strokes. Exchange.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-08-27
ALL SORTS OF SPORTS.

Tommy Dixon is said to have got cn
a match with Solly Smith,
There seems to be much uncertainty
regarding the whereabouts of Kid Nc.
Coy.
An English professional cricketer's
income is said to average $3.50 per an
mum.
Eddie Connolly, the New England
lightweight, wants to meet either Billy
Ernst or Jack Downey.
Charlie McKeever of Philadelphia
has refused to box Tom Tracy, the Aus
tT,lian, at l42 pounds
here is talk OF boxing match be-
tv zen Tommy Ryan Of Buffalo and
DIX Moore of Minneapolis.
G. f. Emery's 2 ar-old trotter, Miss
Della Fox, by Patron, will be among
the star 2-year-olds of 1896.
Baseballist Phil Knell, who is now
pitching for Fort Wayne, is to be re-
called by the Cleveland club.
Though there are number of hard
hitters on the Chicago baseball team,
Arson leads them all in batting.
Jack Curry firmly believes that the
PAGER Joe Patchen will eventually lower
all the present champion records.
f. E. Bacon, the champion amateur
mile runner of England, who is under
the ban of suspension, declares that he
will not run again as an amateur.
Pierre Lorillard writes friend in
this country to say that the reason why
his horses have not started in English
events recently is because they are sick.
For the coming great chess tourna-
ment at Nuremberg, in which Ameri-
can Champion Pillsbury will compete,
Baron de Rothschild gives $75 for the
most brilliant game in the tourney.
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Baseball Slang.


Walloping single-Mal1ing base
hit
A fungo to center-A fly to center
field.
A whistling triplet-A three base hit.
Hugging a musty-Catching a swift
ball.
Connecting with a balloon hy-Catch-
ing high ball. Clasping
a high one and pulling t'row down.
Dying easy at first describes case
where the first baseman puts man out
with little effort.
Had wings ON his heels-Used to de-
scribe fleet runner
Had tabasco sauce in his arm-Used
to describe vigorous batter.
Larruped scraper-Batted a high
ball Slashing peach is almost synon-
ymous, but less definite
Lacing an easy one describes a case
where the batsman has little difficulty
in dealing with the pitcher.
Enchanting cyclone with the will
low-To bat a ball which moves Oh
very swiftly, pursuing a course near
the earth.
Ambled to the bag-Made base by
easy stages
Embedding the plate describes case
where strategy temporarily takes the
place of leg talent.
Tobogganed to third-This term is
applied to cases where runner COM
pletes his journey in sitting posture.
Kangarooed to second-Reached sec
ond base by leaps and bounds. -Chica-
go Times Herald.