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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-03-04
I'm Blutpereiftun9 eeitcrben.
Der Si6 zines papaeeis hat oen Goo Don
Wiuiam ). nlorocn CUR Sol9e.

Sn SoGge BON 8lutbergtftung itarb Don't
nertag WiGiam s. Morben, Elm b%etannter
Rapitaliit unb grfinber, Der nit ietner Sa@
mile in benz 6auie geo, 1903 Wi9igan
Noe. npbnte. Dor etpa 5pet @O9en berz
Iu9te 9err Morben fetnem papaget, Der ge>
ipDbnli9 in einem groBen, i9Onen Meiiingz
fdfig gebalten pirb unb Der erfldrte 2iebling
Der Samilie 1T, bic 5liigel gu ituben. Ser
@ogel, benz Die Operation ni9t gefiet, badte
nit ieinem frummen G9nabel na9 Der
6anb, bic bic G6eere fibrte, unD bra9te
Ieinem 6erren cine unbebeutenbe Wunbe BEL,
6err Morben flebte elm 9eftpfaier auf ben
6dutriB, Der faum blutete, unb f9enfte inn
tpetter feline 8ea9tlrtg. Nm nd91ten Sage
begann iebp6 bic 9dnb unb bann au9 Der
@rm in Acknowledgements Weife gu f9pelz
len. !.
@ef9idfe 4er3te nurben gu Ratbe ge5oz
gen, Die cine 8lutDergiftlng conitatirten unb
cine Operation pornd6mer. Oie1elbe bate iez
bo9 feiren @rfolg unb Bonner tag Nahm.
purbe Der 8atient bur9 ben Sob bon ietz
men Qualen erlDT I. 9ie Ner5te iinb Der &nz
fi6t, baB Meifingtbeile, Die an benz @9naz
BEL bes papageien bdfteten, in Die Wunbe ge@
rietben unb bic 8lutoergiftung beruri a9ten.
6err Morben mar So Sabre alt. ST batz
tie bur9 mtebrere g%rfinoungen, BON benen
Defenders cine iebt dQgemein bennBte Wei>
9enIteIpprri9tung gu ertDdbnen 1T, etnen
bebeutenben Namen unb 8ermOgen ertporz
BEN. gr mar Der 9auptbeIibe elmer groBen
sSabrif in South Gbieago, Die ben Namen
uMorben Srog &c @%roffing Worfs" fibrt.
Seine lebte Grfinbung mar cine eleftrti@e
2pfomotipe, Die ieoo9 nod ni4t ferttgge=
Itent 1T.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-03-04

NIT Der Mbfperra1gs 6etrdittea poIi3iffsh III
S9a9 gebalten unb Dor 8erleBunqen burf
faQenoe Steinmafen Il. +. m. beipa6rt au
tper6en bermo9te. Ser 8etpo6ner Der Be-
na9barten 9du1er, fpeeieG Der qe9eniiberz
liegenben @ebdube, bemd9tigte ii9 cine UNI
gebeure ganit, Die ibren @ipfelpuntt erz
rei9te, ais frabenb nit bonnerG6nli3em
9etofe, bic Mauern 5ufammenbra9en, beren
Sriimner cine Wolfe g~lii6enben Stau6es
aufpirbelten. @ntiebt fu9ten bic i9rer Meiz
nung na9 bon ben iiber Die StraBe fliegenz
ben S~unfengar6en bebro6ten 8etpp6ner lire
armielige 9abe gu bergen, tpet9e iie, elmer
fppntanen@ingebung folgenb, auf bieStraBe
i9leppten. 0iefe 9elegen6eit ma9ten fi9
cine An3abl 0tebe gu NuBe unb itablen, mas
INNER m0gli4 mar.
Ser ant 9ebdube, pel9es faIt gGn3li9
Elm Nau6 Der Slammen ipurbe, ba nur nod
eintge ruBbebedte qualmenbe Sriimmerbauz
fen &unDe babon< geben, no es ge1tanben,
nebit Sn6alt angeribtete S9aben betrGgt
ungefd6r $4,000, Dem $4,000 @erii9ez
rung gegenii6erfe6en.
Derheerenoes feuer in elmer Sranerei.
SIN 4. Stodtperte bes %&iiblipei9ers Der
81. 8ranb'f9en 8rauerei, @de Clifton Noe.
l1nb SnptpI IT,, ent itanb am bemfelben N6enb
fura na9 8 ubr Elm Seuer, tpel9es ieOenz
fans BON rublOfer 9anb angelegt purbe.
Ser @G9ter g. S, @a1 benerfte b%dsIel6e,
a1s Die Slammen aus benz 9a9itubl berz
Dprbra9en, unb alarmirte bic Seuertpe6r.
9iefelbe er19ien nit befannter Piinttli6teit
auf Der 8ranbftdtte, Seuermari3aa @no<
ben CAB fogleih einen Pill unb tur5 bar
auf einen 4-11zNlarm. Mtt 9ilfe Der
@erftGrfung geIang es ibm bann AUDI, bas
5euer auf feinen @~ntite6ungsberb gu Be-
i9rdnten. Die Mrbeit Der Seueripebrleute
mar cine Tin 70 f3nierigere, als iie benz
S5euer nur bonn 0a9e aug bei5utommen
bermo9ten unb unIagbar inter benz entfesz
li9en 0ualm at leiben batten. 9as in
Mttleibenf9aft ge3ogene 9e6Gube 1T elm
4tDdiger 8adfeinbau, 100 Bel 140 SUB
groB. Sn DemIelben befdnoen 1t4 CUR a3ett
10000 SAB 8ier, bon benen, ba bas Seuer
auf bas 4. Stodpert bef4rGntt blieb, n1ge@
fabr 1000 SAB 3eritOrt tpurben. Ser anz
geri9tete S9aben belduft ftb auf $4,000
an ben b%Orbanbenen 8orrdtben unb $4,000
@ebdube. ST 1T bur@ 8erii9erung
bo1tommen ge6edt.
gbriitian Strider, bon Oatlep unb Ser
Elm i'm &ii9lIpei6er bef4Gfttgz
ter Nrbetter, tpagte iih trob Der Marnungen
Der Seueripebrleute our c3eit bes 8ranbes in
benIelben unb tpurbe bonn &au6e iiberz
mannt. @r tpurbe pOn Dem Seuernebrmann
@bparb SefferfOn BON So. 43 binausgetraz
gen unb in Elm Der 8roueret gegeniiber liez
genOes 2ogirbaus gef3afft. Sin gu &atbe
ge5Ogener Nr8t erfldrte ieinen 3uftunb fir
beDentli3, bOfft aber, ibn am 2eben erbalten
gu t0naen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-03-04

SSn Der Stabt Baltimore, tpp gegenz
tpdrtig bic Hepubli fan ben 8 il r.
germet er nnb cine groBe Stabtz
rat6smebrbeit BADEN, piitbet unter
ibnen Elm f9redli9er &rteg. Ser republic
fanif9e 8iirgermeiter 9ooper bate fir elm
5elne Der BON ibm gu bergebenben unb bonn
Stabtratb gu beitGtigenben Memter 9emoz
fraten %ernannt, neil er ats erleu9teter
Msann ge9en cine riidfi3tsfOfe ftGbtif4e
8urtei6errf9aft tit. 9aB er bic Mebrbeit
Der &emter 8epublitanern 5uod9te, mar
ben republifani19en 8eutepolitifern i'm
Stabtratb lange ni9t genug. Sic nabmen
cine 8erorbnung an, pel9e Die bts6erige
8eftimmung, tpond9 bic fragti9en Qemter
bonn MaDor nit 8enebmigung bes Stabtz
ratbs gu befeben tparen, aufbob unO tpel9e
bdfiir anorbnet, baB biefe Qemter oom
Stdbtrat6 o6ne Oa5utbun bes Mabors 5u
beieben iinb. @s banoelt fh9 babel UNI cine
Men9e Nemter: @tabtzGommifGr unb
@ii1fs 9tabt Gpmmi1fdr, parfbebDrDe,
Ratbbaus=S Superintendent, @dbter unb
@leoatortutf6er; @ommiffdre fir 0ffentltz
3e PldBe, 8G9ter berfelben, Snfpettor Der
9aiometer unb Sele, 9afenbeb0rbe, Wd9s
ter BON 8riiden, Smpfz4er5te fir ale
Warbs, 9irettor Der v@no9 9ratt=6ret.
bibltDtbet", @ebdubezSnIpettor, @efdngniBz
bebDrbe, StabtzProfurator unb itdbti19er
&e8ts6eiitanb, 8aferbeb0rbe, Steuer=
Qppeluttonsgeri4t nit &i@ter, Glerts unb
@bf9dBern, Sinan5zgommifdre, 5euer>
GommiFdre, 8efiBtitel~@raminutor unb =
@G9ter bes 9unbepfanbtdles. NuBerbem
fpurbe bur6 cine tabtrdt9li4e @erOrbnung
benz Mapor bas Re4t Der I%bieBung Der
berI9iebenen 8eamten genommen unb bic
{es &e9t ebenfaqs Dem Stubtratbe iibertra=
gen. Nur bret republifanii9e StabtDdter
5timmten gegen bieie 9epaltTrei9e. l1eber
bic peitere @ntpidelun9 Oiefer ~unerbDrten
9irge tperben Die nd4ften Sage enti4eiben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-03-04
Kopf bod +!

Sour ni9t slet6 per5aseu, nenn SIR merit,
baB @uer Sr9olismus auBer Srbnul19 lit.
Soutet SIR all acknowledgement lei=
BEN ober @u@ Mtl3, gtiere1 utb Sober 5u
i9affen ma9er1, 10 nebmt l6leuni9it Cure
3uflu9t Su benz allbetanuter 6ausmittel,
ben ct, 8ernarb &rduterpiQel1, bic. nod ME
o6ne @rfol9 %an9emanbt wurben. Steielbelt
lillb aus ben ~retltiten 9~flan3enitoffen ber9ez
iteQt unb furireu llnperbanli6feit, Malaria,
.Gcrofe!us Steber, Nusl6la9, G6eumatismus,
@elbiu9t unb al bic uu5dbli9en 2eiben, be-
men Der menl9li6e &0rper aus9elebt 1T, ielbt
in ben granddaughter Sa1en, user bielelben
einnal 9ebrau@t bat, pirb iie INNER i'm
Saul balten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-03-04

@eIb tpeg5uperfen- f9eint Sc
Dem, Der bdbon BORT; Elm Narrenftret9. uno
bod giebt es genug 2eute, pelhe tbr @elo
gum Seniter binausiperfen, pbne baB tie IS
piellei9t pii1sn. 9isfen gerionen patroniiiz
rem t6eure Mer3te, obne bic getpanf9ten Ge<
1ultate 5u e~rlqnger. Cine SGuitration 31
@orfte6enbem gtbt uns SEER Girls. 9epbellz
reid in HoD Centre, Mi9., in fpIgenbem
Sale: Dor eiriger 3eit 5uriid b0rte i9 bun
einer 5rau in %unferer NaA6arf9aft, tpel4e
felt bret oSSd6ren franz mar. Die quite Srau
aog fiinf Der beiten Ner5te an &atbe, ieber
babpn 6erbnrragenb in Teinem Sad, obnt
permqnente 6eilung gu finben. So mari ite
i'm Qaufe Der 3eit iiber $500 fir 9pttore1ts
&e9nungen unb Mebi5inen meg. Sd rietb
t6r nun, es einmal nit benz Mlpentrdlter
8lutbeleber gu berfu9en unb b%eitelte cine
SlaI9e. @9on na9. Der eriten Slal6e
fiiblte Iie better, unb na9bem tie bier Sldz
59en gebrau9t Bate, mar iie gang bergefteat
unb bpl bes 0anfes fir metnen Hatb;
~sprni's NlpenfrGuter 81utbsleber 1olte in
fetnem 6aule fe6len. Man bebente iebo9,
bqB aorni's Mpenfrduter 8lutbele6er feline
Npot6efer=M ebi5in til. @r fann nu bpn
Qofalz Mgenten pber bireft bonn Sabrifanten
bespgen perben. Sebe Slaf9e trdgt cine
regiitrirte Drummer. 8eim @intauf febe
man gu, bab bieie nibt ausrabirt Dber bers
Gnbert porben 1T. Meitere Nustunft err
tbeilt auf @unf9 gerne Or. g, Sabrnep,
Sib 9obne Ipe., G6icago, Sa.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-03-04

5unten aus einem S9mel5teReG feBten
am &benbe beg rs. 6ebruar, tura nq@
6 nbr, bas &eIergei6oB Der aurB
unb 8ubrer'f6en Sormen : lgieBerei,
Ger. 832-840 auItin Npenue, in 8rqnb,
9raiiosnt Der gefelf6aft 1T 9err SEP.
&urb, Secretdr unb SdaBmeifter 9err s.
g. 8ubrer nnb superintendent 6err ecyas.
u. 8rabb. 9as @ebdube lit Elm 5ft0diqer
8adfeinbau. ais Die fogIei6 alarmirte
5euerpebr auf Der 8ranbtGtte erf6ien,
bafte bas Seuer i4on berartige 9imenfionerl
ongenommen, baB Der ~fommanbirenbe
Seuerpebrmarf@aa in f6neGer Nufeinanz
Derfolge etnen Pill, Sill unb f9lieBlt6
4-1l@4larm abgab, benz enbli6, als Ii9
ale 4nitrengungen Der beritGrtten sseuerz
tpebr, bes berbeerenben @lementes 6err al
peroen, ais fru6tlos ertpieien, Elm 9pecialz
Huf na@ 10 SpriBen folgte. Mber audi
jeBt bermo6te bic braDe Seuertpebr, trpb
oss belbsnmitbigiten Samples NIT benz
Seuerodmon, benz @rbfeinb g6icaao's, benz
islben nur auf ben @ntitebungsberb gu be-
i9rGnfen.
9as S3auipiet bes b~rennenben @ebGl1z
0es, tpel3es einem lobernben sseuermeer
glt3, bate cine unadblige MenI9enmenoe
arl9slodt, pel9e nur NIT Mibe bon ben
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-03-04
81 Dran0trimmern.
Die 5ormengieberei bon Kurk &
8nhrer eingedihert.
%@eiammti6aben geaen $4,000.

6nnfen aus cinem Sdmel5fefeI peruriahen
DEN Srano. - Dubenoe pon Dampf=
fpriben fonuen Dem roieno hin fh ereis
fenoen feuer feiaen Ginhalt eebietein.-
Die mauern ifiir3er nit oonlerdhnlidem
Kraden sufammen. - Cine panif unter
oen Sewohnern Der 9eeeniiberlieeeuoeu
Fdufer. - Derheerenoer Srano in Ger
Srano'f6en Sranerei ait Clifton Ipe.
uno SnowsStra6e. - Das Seuer ans
fdeiueno oas merf pom 8ranofiftern.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-03-04
gnnpssl6urplaslns purosn in giep gOrt Oer
r1inen=Nftien.
Gtnoetraqen:

@ie vgNedem Suoeftntent Company, Sto' lS0 SadloH
@traBe, Itefert uns folgeube gurie in GoIoraooer "a'
nensMttieu.
iuuetrdQe II:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-03-04
Dun(op'5 Dofnung 81 ut6te.
Das auf 5ubthaus Iautenoe
urtheil bleibt belfebeu.
Gidter @rObcnp's @ntideiOuug.

Der 6cridtshof beruft ftd auf Ole DerfaHuns
DER Der. Staten. = Die Contribution,
fiihrt DER Ridter aus, perbietet ole utn=
wauolun9 eincs StrafurtheiIs. Gin
Ippea al ocn prdiioertcn fir 5uIdiiis
erfldrt. Oas dr3tlibe Guta6ten thcils
9iinftie, tbciIs un9iinfig fir oen Derur=
theiIter.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-03-04
@m8nf S0Glin, ais SbeiGMeOmer,
A6er Nep G~tnutarfo ano 9tttf=
eattDalt in 4ntiS. IA
Il. bliss. 80 Gr31871)

Ser rii6mli6f betannte SonrnuliF,
@ugnf 9Dt1tn battle Sic siebens=
niiroi9feit, folgenoe intereFante nnb an
fpre4enOe @rinnerung aus Iefnsm 8riegsz
leben, bic er 8und6it fir feine u@srmQniq"
3u Sos Angetss in GaIiforntsn berfaBte,
bon BORT aus.ber SGinois Staats3eituHg i'm
bOruus, gu glet48eitiger @er0fentli4ung
5u3ui9iden.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1896-06-10
FLORIDIANA.


twenty three pounds. 1t was one of the
largest ever seen in that county.
Palatka's cypress door factory has
250-borse power engine to drive the
machinery of tie factory. The fly wheel
is thirty six feet in circumference.
The case of Eugene D. Blain will be
tried in Tampa Monday. He is indicted
for sho ,ting and killing Hazel James, a
disrt putable young woman in Tampa a
few weeks ago.
A new postoffice has been established
at Point Osceloa ten miles southwest OF
Kissimmee, from which office it will be
supplied by special service. Sarah A.
Prevail has been appointed postmaster.
Another home industry effected by the
mistake of phosphate hunters has devel-
oped, after several successful expert
men,s, into business wor by of consid-
GRAFTON by tie commercial element. Z. Il.
Webb, William and Douglas Moore, three
young men If our city, have discovered
rock that has proven it's usefulness in the
manufacturing of lime Tampa Times.
A colored girl was reported to have
lost her life in O.ange Lake in Alachua
county Wednesday while fishing in a
boat with her brother. The two were
some distance from the shore when the
boat capsized. The boy, who is about
Ii years of age, made heroic effort to
save his sister, and nearly lost his life
in the attempt. The mother was on the
shore, and though in plain view of the
accident, could do nothing to save the
life OF her child.
A celery company composed of gentle
men from Landslide, Pa, have pur-
chased about forty acres of land from the
Florida Home and Plantation Company
near Narcoossee and are now preparing
the land TO plant five or six ores OF
celery this fall. The crop grown by
Jane, Brown on Cypress Island this
year has fully demonstrated the fact
, that celery can be grown successfully
here.-Kissimmee Valley.
DR.. Joseph Y. Porter, state health
\ officer arrived in the city last night. and
in company with the county physician,
DR.. Hargis, inspected the smallpox pest
house near the poor house today.-Pen-
sacola News.
J. E. Bennett, of Georgiana, says
that from March 31st to April 25.h he
shipped 1O8 crates Of snap beans from
about three-quarters of an acre, for
which he received net $230.76. The cash
expenses of raising were fertilizer $S,seed
81, crates and nails $1O.77, leaving him
net balance of $207.90.
The difficulties between cattlemen IN
Manatee and adjoining counties on both
sides of Pease creek, are becoming COM
plicated. and the situation is alarming.
The difficulty arises from the branding
of cattle by persons TO whom It'll claimed
the stock in question does not belong.
Il Garret Murphy, a large stock owner OF
Braidentown, has just returned from
Pease creek, where he, with about fifty
others, held conference with Bernard
and Reed, the recognized leaders of the
Opposition No result was reached, and
the difficulty remains in the same critical
and unsatisfactory condition. The ul-
timatum agreed to some time ago as a
L,
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1896-06-10

6dJ .. lu0 pIuodppAc CIVp VIII OO oOOuo
two weeks later this season than usual.
The heavy shipping will be on about the
middle OF June. That fine variety, the
Queen, has made big growth Of fruit
the past two weeks. The fruit will be
large and fine this season as will also the
Porto Rico. Mr.. Hamor picked one on
Saturday weighing ten pounds. The
crop CT that variety in this vicinity will
run from eight to thirteen pounds each. :"
That greater effort should not be made
to supply the entire demand for eggs
and poultry in this state seems strange.
No business can be entered into with less
capital, and with reasonable cale and
attention it can be made highly profit
able one. An immense quantity of
poultry and eggs is re quired for the use
of the hotels during the season, and there
is no reason why their wants in that line
should not be supplied at home instead
of being imported from Other states
Titusville Advocate.
Joe Medley, while fishing in the bay
near Palm Grove few days since, had
narrow escape from being devoured by
d monster alligator, says the Apalachi-
cola Times. He was wading in water
about waist deep throwing" a cast net.
He had caught several fish and had
them tied to string, one end of which
he had fastened around his body, when
he heard splash in the water, and the
gator caught the leg Of his trousers.
Luckily Medley had on an old pair, and
the gators ''holt" broke loose. 1t is need
less to add that he lost no time in get
ting back to the each.
An unfortunate shooting ARRAY &C.
Cured near Levyville last week. Bar
ney Keen went to Jim Hogan's place,
who was at work in his field, and draw
ing pistol told Hogan he was going to
Kill him. Hogan, whose wife was with
him, asked Keen not to shoot him in
the presence of his wife, and backing Il
to the fence where his gun was lying he
seized it and shot, the entire load en-
tering keeu's body. Hogan gave him
self up at once to Deputy Sheriff John
Quincy. who brought him to Bronson
Bronson Times Democrat.
In the county criminal court az Or
lando Monday, Albert Ell. Trimble was
convicted of bigamy and tined 5000 ano
costs of court, total of about $3.50.
Trimble lived at Orlando several years
ago. He moved north. Later an off
Ger received letters from his wife in
curing of his whereabouts, and stating
that he had deserted her, leaving her in
destitute condition. The next known
of Trimble he was married a second
time in St. Augustine. Shortly after
this he returned to Orlando and took a
cottage three miles out OF town, near
Lake Conway. He remained there a
year CT more aud then removed, with
wife No.. 2, to st, Augustine.
A murderous assault is said to have
taken place recently at a farm known as
the Danly place, about twelve miles east
of st. Andrews Bay. Mr.. Powell. who
conducts sheep raBch on Dairds Mill
Bayou, and Mr.. Danly met, and an al
tercation ensued. Danly is reported to
have drawn a knife on Powell, and the
latter dangerously and perhaps fatally
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-01-25
An Old Soldiers Recommendation.


Dodona was the oldest and one Of the
most famous of all the oracular seats, and
M. Carapanos was fortunate enough to
bring to light u few very interesting in
quiries. They were all written on thin
sheets of lead, and in many cases the in
scription has become in whole or In part
illegible, but there arc few which arc al
most or quite perfect. In many cases the
inquirers are anxious to know what they
are to do TO please the gods or which gods
they arc to try to please particularly
A woman asks to which god she is to
sacrifice in order that sho may recover
from some unnamed illness. Eubandros
and his wife want to know Ito what gods,
heroes or divinities they arc to pray and
sacrifice in order that they and their house
hold may do well now and for all time. !"
Then there are parents who want to know
what they can do for the health Of their
child, another pair who ask If they are
going to have other children than tho one
they arc already favored with, while In
one or two instances putatiye fathers In
quired whether tho honor of paternity Is
not being improperly thrust upon them.
Perhaps tho most curious OF all those
which NJ. Carapanos has given us Is an In
quiry from man called Agis. He Is anx'
ious to find out whether some missing pill.
lows and bedclothes were stolen or wheth'
or he had lost them himself.
Magazine.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-01-25
Pussy,n Ride In a Paddle boz.

Steamer City Of Newport ON her trip to
this city from Newport on Monday had
passenger which escaped the notice OF the
purser and evaded the payment Of fare
On the arrival OF the steamer hero pecul-
lar noise was heard In the paddle box,
and investigation revealed the presence of
a very disconsolate and much bedraggled
cat, whose appearance gave conclusive evil
dence that 1t had made the entire trip OF
80 miles from the summer capital In that
rather unpleasant portion of the craft.
1t was SO wet and discouraged looking
that its own mother would not have recog-
nized 1t, but after 1t had been taken out
by removing some Of the planks and had
been dried 1t was found to be the pet feline
of Agent Simmons of the Newport end Of
the line. 1t didn't look very happy when
1t was discovered, but was soon restored to
its equanimity and rested contentedly on
tho boat and made tho return passage
down the bay in more comfortable quar-
ters.
Tho cat probably crawled into the pad
die box Sunday while the steamer was tied
TO the wharf at Newport, entering through
the open space on the outside, and was
either unable to find Its way out or was
caught mapping when tho boat started
Providence Journal.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-01-25
A SET@92ec
9I1fsAes,as2El-O
l@ FRANK BARRETTA x
ICopI right 1906 by Macmillan a Cnl
Continued.
Copyright, 1895, by Macmillap . Col

Continued.
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,no ,o'Ien, has snan s : o,ii ,ecaIl 10 mihd tiii
va. We Iau % uone Iwisich wM no, un,il
"n, n"s.s .r. reai1eu y te U, .ne puiie's ana tne
paSy par, ouC iom oon.s anu 'he oare
Sro =, dnu no,, So SeoL,. w. Lawn Is iounu n .ne
IL ss ~ Ill Spnuion ,1e ,hNi'a'ioh' ineh
S.o..t. ha.s vioaieu ,he ,aples,
u;na y All p - .ase Nv ~ no' spIoeo
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a; uN ,ion uioieu US 70 silloke sumo
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CHAPTER ILL

We pulled our pipes from our mouths,
Dawson and /, and stretched our ears,
very eager to know what this business
was the don had TO propound, and he,
after drawing two or three mouthfuls Of
smoke, which he expelled through his
nostrils in most surprising unnatural
manner. says in excellent good English,
but speaking mighty slow and giving
every letter its worth;
"What do you go to do tomorrow"
1.-THE Lord only knows" answers
Jack, and Don Sanchez. lifting his eye
brows as if he considers this no answer
at all, continues: "We cannot go hence
without our stage things, and II we
could see not how we are to act ouI
play, now that our villain is gone, with
plague TO himl doubt but we must
sell all that we have for the few shil
lings they will fetch to get us out oi
this hobble
with our landlords permission. ;
remarks Don Sanchez dryly.
Permission I" cries Dawson in u pas
sion. ~ ask no mans permission to d.
what please with my own"
| "Suppose he claims these things u
CoahrNed on 9TH Page.
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Irritating and 0Isiiguring
ERUPTIONS
On the Face, Cured by
Ayers SarsapariIla
Remarkable Experience Of Miss Dorothy
Maher, Ftzroy, Victoria, whose portraft
we are privileged to give below:


al take pleasure in testifying to
the great benefit ] derived from
Ayers Sarsaparilla. l suffered
from eruptions on my face of very
irritating and vexatious nature.
For a considerable time / expert
mented with various so-called blood
medicines, but without any allevia-
tion of my trouble. At last, your
famous Sarsaparilla being strongly
recommended to me, began to use
1t, and after taking two bottles it
was most gratifying to see and feel
the effect in allaying the irritation
and reducing the eruptions. When
had used three bottles the erup-
tions disappeared altogether, with
out leaving mark on my face, and
l have never been troubled with
anything of the kind SINCE"
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The Honolulu Iron Works Company
having renewed their connection with
the ......
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A BIG HOUSE.
Prospects for the Threatical Perform
ance this Evening.

The rendition of "Meredith's s
Old Coat" Alderdice's Comedy,
takes place at Independence Park
this evening. 1t promises to be
interesting from every stand point,
more especially, however, as
a money-maker. The hall will be
crowded from end to end. Many
parties will be given. The enter
tainment will also be under the
patronage of members of the
diplomatic corps and the depart
ments. After the play the ANA
teur Thespians will be entertained
at supper by Miss Kate McGrew
at the residence of her father,
Hotel street.