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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-06-28

The attention of the public is
now fully occupied and diverted
in the consideration and disc us
sion of several important current
and prospective happenings. Au-
nexation, as yet insecure, Re-
ciprocity threatened; the coming
of the Nauiws, aud her mission
after arrival; the outcome of the
war between Greece and Turkey
and, whether or no, all Europe
will eventually become involved;
the settlement of the quarantine
squabble-are all themes of much
conjecture and uncertainty, and
while opinions are freely offered,
aone can accurately foretell the
outcome of any of these matters.
Nevertheless, it is becoming more
apparent, as each day passes, that
Buffalo and Hoffbrsu are the
favorlte brews, and it is crafty
ing that assurance is given that
regular shipments of these whole
some and strengthening bever.
ages can be depended upon, and
that they will, as heretofore, he
dispensed at the Royal, Pacific
and Cosmopolitan Saloons, and
that the interchangeable check
svstem is an established fact
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-06-28
Have You
An Account?

This is a serious question,
one at which some folks take
offense, yet statesmen are under
the necessity of asking it.
Some folks deal near home,
settle infrequently, never in
vestigate to see whether they
pay more than they should and
too often allow their accounts to
go long over due. If you don't
care what the family expenses
are it's a poor way to do if you
want to leave your children in
affiuent circumstances when
you are gone. Now it is quite
an advantage to have an open
account at well-known house,
who can execute your order
promptly. Often persons say
they don't want an account and
will pay in a few days. But
we cannot keep memoranda Of
charges; it isn't safe or good
business. The stock found in
ordinary stores is usually stale,
uninviting and inferior, while
the stock in our store is turned
so frequently and so carefully
watched that it is at all times
fresh. Our stock in trade con-
sists of the Injuries and deli
cacies from every civilized ma
ton. Send for our catalogue
and prices and note the variety
offered. Telephone us-24O.
We supply all nationalities.
LEWIS Il CO., importers
and exporters of table luxuries,
wholesalers and retailers con-
tractors to the u. S. Navy,
supplying U. S. and other ma
tons Men-of-war on the Paci-
fic Station.
DELIVERIES MADE AS FOLLOWS:
Nuuanu Valley, Kslihi and Plains
daily. 1880 A NJ and 2:30 M.
Waiklki-Monuays AID Thur.day-
No. Mail orders promptly
executed.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-06-28

We also have Comfortable
Houses for sale on easy terms ST.
tuated on the following streets;
Lunalilo, Kinau, Kukui, Has
singer. Beretania, Young, Vic
toria, Green, Thurston Avenue,
Punahou, Liliha and Nuuanu.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-06-28

Four Houses and Lots on Punch
bowl street, only five minutes
walk from the Post Office.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-06-28

Several Lots near Punchbowl
and at Makiki, the Choicest Resi-
dence Property in the city. A
perfect view from Diamond Head
to Eva, Honolulu and Harbor.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-06-28

Valuable Business Property on
Nuuanu street, bringing good
rental.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-06-28
J. s. Walker,
Real : Estate : Broker
ANDl
FINANCIAL AGENT.
Dealer in
Real Property,
Improved
Unimproved.
Has for Sale and Lease on
Liberal Terms.

BALE.
/ LARGE Lot. Mak;k; st,eet fepced oos
feet frontage,
0 Tot IN K;rar s.re.. ho.,ro, A,.n.;
1, nnai,a ,so ,et s.tw"en
and Hackfeld streets.
4. large Lots on Prospect street.
hSase and a.. Lot v on Green street be-
2 stories and embracing 6 rented, stores
7. Lot corner of Kinau and piikoi streets.
0. hce Land OF "aikane, koolau.
Decorah-posten., 1897-03-12
Sm Strom al greue.

gQereoe fpr Neutrality-suspicious.
bolotes i Ct. 2puis, lao ct habit On
jim Surti9ltripere % 2ppeprlterS /
9arelier ppenpaa / Wc3inleDS gus,
beiuareuoe Sreue os Gelesrnmmer al
ale Slass.
Otter Wcainleps domination fpm
Der melt 9pfonItnings )iriuelier. lin.
Der Sal9fampen iies Intalet al Sreue
tit oper 1000 ON 3aseu, ps ale MATTE
beipares. Smlioer bleu Soften iaa
flor, at ben lille funoe b%ebanoles / Mcz
&inleps Sus; men ban MATTE leie TO
itore 8arelier / 5tepplitOrD Bird Ell
Stptfe berira. Srepenes Wiausbe bIeu
n9iteu Iprooblet. og en- Sio funoe Iris
uatleiret9r Sople, bans asiiitent GtiIs
ioro 6. Smitb % 10 ~tplnoelise 2ppes
priiers uanitelig raabe meo benz.
Sparst paa be 2pfDnifniugs l~triuels
fer, ipm Tom fra lnnosiieuote Mano
sler ira perionlise Senner al ben faas
reoe Hreiioent, unoertesneoe ban altio
esenbanbis. gnore Sparitripelier llns
%oertesnebes af Setreter Sople. Men
ON life lGnse maatte benne Arbeios.
metbooe opsiues. Der bleu oa trptt
$4,000 CARDS meo ct 6aciimile al VIC.
ainleps unoeritriit % ienot iom Spar
paa 2pfsnlfnluser. Sm iaa Tiger bar
ale CARDS ppbrngte, Os NJ 6OrlDuine
maatte auIfuifes.
@ratulatipner Tom life blot fra Dc
ScreneDe Siater, men ira ale @eroens
Sjsruer. Mau paaitaar, at npget
lisuenpe aioris iDr bar b9nbt. Suns
breoer al Sabel9rammer o. 8reue mo.
lob ira Gmeritanere / 5ranspaal, ira
De aultrallfe 8uiominer % ira rel.
ienoe i Srleuten.
Snotll i0r en tostre Tiger ipr Suaus
guratipneu belpareoes ale Breoe uue.
togen iaaoanne. lOm biorerte fra
Grants eller Gissere. Srepsne iprtes
bireite pper III Mcainleps Sus, bupr
Seiiiaub % Cooper oroueoe oeni. De
bleu iaa suebc, al be allereoe paa To-
i~iriiten iuuoe ie, buao Splf be ifrep ia
! fra. 80 al 100 Srepe gil til apntUret
Decorah-posten., 1897-03-12

Tor, moo man life ioripae Oen 6remoangsmaooe; ba iooI' "'
no, iom oct eG.
attonoen neIlem Roberne o. melem 8lantcrne III U'
'or>tetl'9 etter Sonbets 8e1offcnbcb, bpao Slags 6r0 ol e.
o9 naar Oct 'aocS no. So ltprre RoO'Sort oct cr, 10 F8"
Sonoet e. % 10 ttolaere Street ioaes, 10 ri8ere AoIjN0 m|
10 perteS, % oerfor mou ogioo g(itonoen pGre itor. Asu.|
Aaoerne porterer oelne neIem 20 % 80 CONNER; 'ra 20"
20 oniees iom betbigit.
0tror Flnntcrnc itiftcr op oper ,3oroen, be0nnoT NV"
al tuitloere. SORT tan man goa lot bpbt og iad mar ''
ml''9t mo MOB Flanterne, bog iooleoe8 at De lite 'oE'1.'-,
lenere tlltlpereS mere poa Sucr1aoen % lGu9ere pa F|,
terne. 0ooIeoes brIOcs peO, iuotil Slaoene bar ipr'ot W"'
p'ot no, at De plloe tnGttes al Gultiuatoret.
Noar Elonterne er . eler 3 CONNER boie, mNa Aa'"'"
no'pnoes' % Oct 'aa burti9t ionl mllist. ~.
gr Der enonl meget al Nor$tiOcn tilba9c, % oF q ."
''9t til Ell ri9elig aulin9, ba tan man tpube Dem no paw -,
ltoor Is Sonimer ira bueranore, i entelte 2iltFIU' '"''
mere; unoer andre CmtGuoiabeber fan BET trG'Te W' :,
SonIrner CT not @iencninitli9t oil 10 eller 10 2onlI'' srr
oct We9et al oennc 2u9utug giDres meb soc, men N"U".
nloo o9laa bru9es. Senere moa Gaoerne after 9ao's r -,
Ior al rage bort ale Rlopter paa eli nGr, bpor eNaa' ' y,
ger, oa iau'tioi9 s~oelrgGes alt ll9reS; ben iterleNe p~s
ploer Der, ION meo ollie ouore Roober, toaenoe, q
f't pa oetne Uloeoe, iao oct oItioa er eoot reritt '' ~; ;m,
Ga Ian oct n9lte Nar iuOiooes meo Ell eler anoet al " s,,
NOFnlorter, uoen at bet ploies; glt, bpaO trrn9eS "
Soruiug. :.
YtanseIs er faroiae til 9uobpltnino, naar SlaOe"' ~
Decorah-posten., 1897-03-12
en- hpio Ueseroronnins'

Qouot inoe / bet mgrte IIr,ta rell'
oersr gaeserftammsn 8enaiti, flsrnt ira
europailt Civilization.
Saa bnnote bet iOr mango Var |loen'
at en- 6arapane al grabere oro9 9leii'
mem geuaIfisS tammens Sano, boao
Sepoingen life iputes ON, buorfor ban
anareb aurauausn, orGbte lalilti'9e
arabere % Desuosn en- Sel9ter, @eran,
meo Some pg 8atter.
Den enelte lepsnOe Staf, iom blep
tilbase, bar 6erons anoen Satter, en-
lioen ~iireaaris 9ise, 2ouiiette. Senoe
ipntes Senaiti.9 puOinsen iaa spot ON,
at ban tps fig i%aoerlis al benoe.
9ouiiette pprsoe Op, bleo Ell Ntor
sflsubeo u9 Neserbeioltnlnsens els
tlareoe gnOliug. gun bauoe M sleunt
fine SSoralOre % bar, itisnt bpio al
5nrue os meo lpieblaa glne, yte9erlllOe
al Spbraoelie O9 Grntel9t.
Sen samIe Seuoins boOe; men !
5orpeien ~peiignereOe ban Soullette -
Der bapoe iaaet bet mere peltllngenoe
0aun 2aima - lom i'm GIterIel9erlts
paa 3brouen, ug bun blep Senalf'tOl'
tets 2romins.
Saa foruiioeoe Ell anoen anrapdne
zig til SauOet, % gte9rene plloe M lom
isr oisre fort 8rpces meo DC Gelleuee.
Wien ben bploe 9runnin9 icrbInoreoe
Neola9tningen. SIRE G%uropRere III
Auoiens hos Saima iur at u~loerbanols
ON Sigbet al 2eunetsm'oler. 90 bpem
fan fibre beres 6%urbaui9lie, oa De Iao
Sos. MajeitGt!
Siteoetior Ell iOrt, fraItDoeuoe Ne'
oertpinoe ltoo be u~ueriur Ell Game a
ualmiuoelis SfiOnbeo! Set BLONDE
6aar bpl9eoe fig neoOuer Ell bpto Gals
% pellOrmeoe Sfulorc. 9aimoS pr0g'
tige 6igur % itolte SptrGoen maatte
mangen "ciutllierst" 9eriterinoe mis-
unoe beuoe.
9a Ell llse par gaaet, brig Saraua'
non nihprp mer, pu 9Rnn0 ben tlls
bnge peo GrUunins GalmGs Soi. Sau
beO Charles T,Hm o9 eleoe ell Hlan'
tase paa 0~uinentpIteu. 90 oct er bell
i%anoipnIlgt, at ban life mere uenoel
t,lbage TT i'm Ylantage, os of bans
0Ierte tilbprer ben buloe gtc9erorOu'
mug.
Snlialo bar bans Serner lngentiuQ
bprt ira bam iiosu.
Decorah-posten., 1897-03-12

234
Minn) Gen fiofe piI not gcgt glue famine guling, og
Spalitet itaor Den oper Montmotb Gong Reb.
Mommptb G5oloen Giant er itprre END De andre guile Sor'
ter % er LET at tase Oh al Soroen. S9iaa al robe % guile
tugleformige Wlangels iGlges ~betpoelige UtGn9ber.
Ten Slaes Rsooer pasier iGroeles 9oot Tor De tore
Stratnineer Noropeiteu; De pl tribes uomRrtet al opb
Soro, iom er rig paa ~orsani1t stoi. Clan 2oams, itart ianois
Mereelioro % mort 9rarie. 3orb er ipecieIt itittet for Oem;
iip 2erioro og let Sanb buer life.
Sorben maa plpies opbt ON Soften, og iaa mart iom NIT.
Iiot efter Sarpeiten. gr @eiret iu9tiet ben 2io, bo Dor Cans
BET bGrpes al os til, Tor 9interen irtter iuo, iaa alt llgrGss
Sre, Der ~bs9pnber at Ipoe OBJ, iaar i'm Smell. Gr bet Ell tor
Sto, ba fan Joroeu liese uoen 6aruing.
9l man eieoile eauoet, Oa Der 6~iOOieleu ipreoeS no
FORT. 90 iaa plpies neb.
Sm 8aaren er Der ba blot at eaa ouer meo Sarpen, naor
man ier, be. cr npbpenbi9t, iRotil Street Nal iaaes no. 5tol
bette iprit iaaes tent uooper. oa Ian 6isoielen ligge 8interen
oper paa 9anbet, 90 bette oa plpies ON gaaren, men ba tran.
es 8e9elen meeet mere Storing meo Gultipatoreu meleu.
&alterne.
2iotigt. iaaebe g}ansels porcr zig luust iiOrre, END ON
De iaaes tent; bos fan 6r0 iuaet Sc9puoelien al SUM N&aa'
np euer enbos icnere sipe goo aplin9,
Sra 4 til 6 Iuub Gro pil unre a~Imiuoeliet pr. Acre, men
luloe 3orben pnre tor 90 tlumpet, er bet NOT iitreit at Ioo
mere. Gr 5rpet iuetst @ouo ira "a til AS Elmer, Tor bet
iaaes, % iaa blanoes meo glte eucr Sano o. tsrrer liot
Solsn, ba oil bet ipire lanst raRere. 1lsu er lorbsn oloeles
Decorah-posten., 1897-03-12

lin oirpe ssu. vi Gprretnin9 to9
HpIpina, Sabrifer ipm tgdiis, Ntehss'
heoerne III bstalt i'm 6ielo, ONT Dc paooe
noaen, SOtosraIerus bauce bet ubprs
traulf, oa SotetUerterne iopte mo loafe
GUNNER. Men M er bet iorbl meo
glptriusen, ia Yianoen, ban 9aoos
miitet 2pben. Mcainlep CT re'lt III
8albtna,cr, % Canton bar 'alerl lasi
Tia iii at lore 1Om lsr.
Decorah-posten., 1897-03-12
Vor mangc.

g SpItlano er Der en- Milion Here
Suinoer emo WiGno. 9taturen lelr
bar ~altlaa iut ell Sinorin9 for, at nQe
auiuoer fan bliue 9iite. Meo Gi9erne
fonturrerer oesuoeu Gntsrue, buorai
Ilcre glitter Jig baaoe TO % ire Gauge.
8aa @runo al pennc SilItono bar
&piuoebeuR9elien taget Ell ltnrf 6art
BET tDite Gige.
Decorah-posten., 1897-03-12
Ycisg,noe / Masie.

Canton bar tjent sooe 4ense pan
bet iioiie GraiioentUals. Der er goo
8ruuo iii at tro, at baluanoen MiQion
Collars er nsolaste i Spen, Wteaem
s ps 100000 Mennelfer bar beipat
WcstinIeu. iiceu ban bleu uOmineret.
Oct tan man resne fig iii. naar man
taller Observation-Disclosures. 2esuoen
Tom maua tuienb fra narmel,e Gm.
Decorah-posten., 1897-03-12

III Uogdi9en al Uebruar 1897 toget
omtrent en- Wiiaiuu Menuelfer | Saaus
ben % pefslet npsle Sro meo benz.
Snsen bleu bortpiit, isreno 2rsen ia
top, naar ben ~itatfels plaseoe Wano
bar NOR peo at fable iammen. Jarmers
Toner, ipm bapoe iiort tit Canton for at
ejsre Suoiisb, fab i MicainleDs gus
Sioe ON Sloe meo poroenoe Statsraas
Der, o9 6olfets faarne Stprer lptieoe
opmnrtiomt paa, hpno be bapoe at
iise.
Gu gat Tom en- Senatpr os en- aons
9resmono III Canton % gil iporcns
iireas TT Orr. Nicainlens gus. De
iunot BAN iiooenbe paa en- Soia mellem
to Resere, iom isste ON 8laos i Stals
ben ueO bet buioe gus, ps stcriarlene
fra @aibinetou maatte p9rs9o uente,
til bereS 9ur ton.
Gn Siitorie miuoer sanlte meset ON
Slotferen | 8arteis peb Sorpsbprg,
icm uiloe tale meo Carl Soball, oa
ban bar paa geien til Gbriltiania, oe
peo Spnet al Ss. WiaieitGt bleu iaa
for lfrGttet, at ban life turoe bebe ON
Seiororina, men freq: Sab mig bli,
buao leg er!" Oct bar Ell une Mano,
iom fom til Canton angaaeuoe ct EOIts
melterembeoe. Gn bel WRn9oe Solf
bar inoe hos Mtcainlsp, iaa 6pren
maatte pente lnnge. Sa 9uren enoeli9
Tom III BAN, bleu ban laa iorijomIet,
at ban glemte, buaO ban piloe Il, %
ltrss paa DIR 90 tcs fin I~uissnins
meb fig.
5olfemasl erne. iOm inoIanot iia hos
Mcainlep, %neotraaiteoe Grpniueret,
life alene ioran bans Sus, men osiaa
foran Nobobuiene, % Der rar osiao
benz, iOn' tps meo fig Stpifer al Sern'
ltaflttet Iuran % 2rG9ieroet basenIor.
Sc ulloe baoe Dem ipm Min0e. Seas
tioualfomlteen buroe 9iue Grltotuiu9.
Otter Salset fom 5olf mere euteIt-
ois. De ititteoe5 til Saoe i Sibllos
tbetet og bleo iuolaote til YrRIioeniell
eIter Sur ligelom hos Ell me9et lg9l
2rse. Gn Sone Tom / De liolte 3agc
fra SposOafota for at beoe ON ct Yolis
melterembeoe. Set par ~elterat 0pfto.
rem bnpoe iorbuot Wc&mlep at MODS
tdse Here. Mien ben 9ooe Some uIloe
life a. iis. Sun boeoe isrit paa ei
Sotel, liben paa ct blIl9t Boarding.
bus os gift oa9lis oper til Mc&iuIepS.
Suu bleu aipiit, S'aftel, iorol ollC
maatte ~b'banbles lise, ps rellie bien
meset %nebllnaet.
;, Sun CT eneite al De 2%uienoer. ION
blep inolabte / Sibliotbefuereljet, gil
oerira / Slune. Son bar meget brnr
al Zig % MATTE pente Ell COB Stuno
ba iaa mango bal ioron BAN. ga bar
omIioer too Anlist til Nnli9t meo Wtc.
9inlep, maalte ban BAN meo 9iuene.
butfeoe os sif.
Dore Ge9n piite, ON De ~beisgenot
par noe eiter ltDrre eller minore Gnl,
beber. gu muli9 StutsraoD muOtOses
paa Sernbaneltationen al Mc8inleps
SeiretGrer, 9api. Seiitano Os aapt
i. 5lopp. Gn, lom plloe blipe @rpeol=
tlonsietret9r, Suniul paa ct pI9tlgI
Steo e1er Yoltmeiter / Ell StorbD, ton
fierenbe. Sc, iOm fuu ip9te minort
8o"niulater eler &pltembeoer, 9if pao
fine Sen.
Decorah-posten., 1897-03-12

Win SpmaItlne 'SuSpeHuea' .r M qpot
prspet, % jeg tan lite ie, at uo8en 4taltinc
tan 9lsre behre arbetoe. le8 sr opsrOroeRt,
zig GAO ouer at bape laaet laa pen og 600
en- Waltlue for ben btllge 8rIS al $3.50.
llteoetior at glpe gaenterHe ira 30 % til 50
collars. St.15 blep SrGgteu. Wrs. Yeter
GOrineuien, 9amptur, Nebralia.
Decorah-posten., 1897-03-12
9lgcnter

cryfes, til mob apo @etalins at 'or
handle Sortr. ipm nsouenoIapisptnaes
ioapel / Sfn%noiuapiite irm arsr''an'i'
Samilier. Guhpsr, irm rnlter en- lfn'
uenoe SeHiritiaslie. cner oi lorlialte
ia en- aoo 9,fprtieneite, oil 'cr we
0rrper, GirIulnrrr, o.. y, Sthnas at TIE
itripe
6. =. Sbpop & Co.,
CIR. COS gtate Street, Rdtlue, Vfle.
Decorah-posten., 1897-03-12
Wgentcr snifes

it%rtpitoras tsssr. cpslie bC5sues itte. III Dritia,
NeriOHer ptt vi betate 5000 ON DIaau.a,u / fat ysn
ellfr BEN bstsite Commission. om iortrRsftB. 1irtp
siltr 6trtutUr % 8sttustIisr til
Scbn Is. gSiniton & 60,
3I Dearborn It.. Gbtcaso.
e2f- Il itsrts itnnotraUii,e soajorIeaatrt Amsrtga
Decorah-posten., 1897-03-12
G:u popmlG: Separator.

Cream Separator lcrtlerer ct 9oN
Nnpu. gtoeiom meo alt .rort oHoSi
0%taltinert aaar bore SeitrRbelitr M
olgt no pna at labrlfere bet btOitt IN'
oetior bet biQiqIte. Geno eitcr GHtJ
lRrer. e. Wt. Ghorplt5,
garn GFefrr. "a, Glain. IH,. NgtI5Ho VI
Decorah-posten., 1897-03-12
Sip / Canton.
WtGiuleu beItires. - NogIc aniert'
fanfe GGraftcrtr9f.

q MeainIeps Sus | CAUTION CT Der
en- Samlino al Minoer ira 8ai9tam'
pen 1896, ION ooersnar eabuer l'9'
nenoe Galriateo pa Wan8ioloi8bso'
Snacruc er brastc openpao, huor III
ole @rrclier oe Giluifer or lube a
rem, meotns en- EEL, iom Der 'tte pa'
9laos til / Suiet, bar iunost ct nllo'
lertioiot 2p t gcrbbpiter uosi @aaros'
rumuet.
Decorah-posten., 1897-03-12
5rc iom prcpe.

sor blot 10 Ste. tsgIs eaer Stamgs) oil uiiene,
en- Saiis al btest SIags isl8sHee iieloae gauiss
~slHs Of sieilops~ sui "se-aty' fawn solsr: . : NON
Ereea", bSin; "siHs 9tnee- biaa: eaer q Batter AZ
@e3eiabis Ssees. iHebeiafteHee Seeis Raeilh SET.
ihse Carrot Tomato % LurHtp easr ivr ae stanps
ea iier saiie "@ernan 5aoD gaaFss~. 5.aueset 80.
lgter.
Decorah-posten., 1897-03-12

iwNnorr& +
U l19iB %
&Gtafeg 81
Decorah-posten., 1897-03-12

IT. 8tiu|
a 5anrlid
9uppft I'll
TINS GtGvul
EtustaHtul
t}b ira T1oo|
&oWabiut {l|
tuhs5 9c|
Decorah-posten., 1897-03-12

life tort. Oct i%nobrinser $50 ON
aarei. Den ibnrOise Mano TT oss'
barre life fit Unite Opiplet. Wcainlep
bauoe lnseu lib at aiie til bani. WRcn
Sefretaren tos N%uissuiusen % sjeuite
ben b(onbt be ouore.
Decorah-posten., 1897-03-12

til at irI9s Be uDrits
unrif b1niFg ,,h~
Bridgeton pioneer., 1897-09-30

quite active in the work in quiet way.
DIR. Riley is pleased at her success, and
looks forward to their work together as
certain to be of great pleasure to them
selves and of vast benefit to others. He
said yesterday that one case now in the
hands of his wife bore eloquent tribute to
her powers as healer and to the won
derful nature of the new method of
treatment An old lady who was severly
deformed from paralysis, and had been
in bed for years, was taken in charge,
and yesterday, after one weeks treat
ment, was able to walk about the room,
and will soon be out as well and strong
as ever and completely healed.
II shall never use drugs again in
treating people," he said yesterday. II
have seen quite enough of that to con-
vince me Of the fallacy of too much
drugs. I was disguised with some of the
customs of the profession before began
studying SCIENCE"
Yesterday after DR.. Riley had turned
over to the association all of the business
pertaining to il that had been in his
hands, he felt free to talk of his new
work. He was relieved to think that on
his shoulders no burdens of the associa-
ton rested, and he was anxious to close
up all his affairs and get to his new field
of labor, where he expects to do SO much
for and in the name of the new faith he
has espoused.
Bridgeton pioneer., 1897-09-30
WHOLE NO. 1874
The ENTERPRISE
(REMODELED)

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Underwear? Early in June we
placed our orders on Winter
Underwear, and now have a com
plete stock of all grades for men
and boys.
We SELL:
Mems Heavy Shirts or Drawers, ,23c
Mems Fancy Fleece-lined Shirts
or Drawers, 35c
Mems Natural Wool Shirts or
Drawers, 45c
Mems Fine White Merino Shirts
or Drawers, 45c
Mems Finest Camels Hair Shirts
or Drawers, Csc
Mems Scarlet Shirts or Drawers
(all wooD $1.OO
Boys Underwear, 23c and upwards
All goods guaranteed as repre-
sented One price to all-your
money back if you want it.
HG Attention is directed to
the display Of Clothing, Furnish
ings, Hats and Shoes in our
windows.
Bridgeton pioneer., 1897-09-30
Welded LAST WEEK.
Nuptials of Rev. Jesse A. Casio and Miss
Jennie L. Norcross.

Nuptials of Rev. Jesse A. Casio and Miss
Jennie L. Norcross.
A very pretty marriage ceremony took
place Friday, Sept. oath, at $50 p. M.
at the home of the BRIDES parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Isaiah W. Norcross, No. %
Parker street. Rev. G. 81. Elder, pastor
of Commerce st. M. E. Church, spoke
the words that made Rev. Jesse A.
Caste and Miss Jennie T. Norcross, man
and wife. Mr.. Newton Nelson being
groomsman, Miss Gertie Seeds, brides
maid. Miss Carrie T. Norcross, sister
of the bride, played the wedding march,
The bride wore brocaded silk, trimmed
with white chiffon and carried bridal
roses. The groom wore the conventional
black suit. They leave Monday for Mill
vile. Those present were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaiah w. Norcross and
daughter Carrie, Mr.. and Mrs. David
Taylor, Mr.. and Mrs. John D. Robinson
and daughters, Nola and Helen, Mr.. and
Mrs. David L. Cake, Mr.. and Mrs. John
v. Booblitz and daughter Clara, Rev. G.
H. Elder, Miss Gertie Seeds, Newton
Nelson, Walter Westcott, Woodbury..
Bridgeton pioneer., 1897-09-30
GEORGE M. robson DEAD.
SGrant's Secretary of the Navy Expires At
ter Long Illness.
S. E. M'GEAR & BRO.

SGrant's Secretary of the Navy Expires Af-
ter Long Illness.
TRENTON, N. j., Sept. N.-General
George M. Robeson, who, as President
Grants Secretary of the Navy, was one
of the most conspicuous men of the
United States, died at his home in this
city, of congestion of the lungs tonight.
General Robeson had been in impaired
health for several years. and had grown
extremely feeble. The prodigious energy
and brilliant mental attainments which
placed him at the front rank of the legal
profession in the State and country was
gone, and bound by age and infirmity, he
had been scarcely able to move about for
a year. His last illness fell upon him
several weeks ago, and his end was felt
to be very near. His wife and only
daughter, Ethel, were constantly at his
bedside, and were with him at the last.
Two sisters are the only other mem
bers of his family who survive him.
They are Miss Annie Robeson, of this
city, and Mrs. Emma Price, of Philadel-
phia. General Robeson was distin-
guished lawyer, being especially we'll
versed on constitutional law. One of the
most famous cases in which he appeared
was in the United States Court 12 years
ago, during the big railroad war in this
State. There were dozen prominent
lawyers in the case, all Of whom are now
dead
Bridgeton pioneer., 1897-09-30
THE RACES.

Over One Hundred Bicyclists Entered for
Saturday Afternoon.
The managers of the Bridgeton Bicycle
Track Association have been working
like trojans to make the inaugural races
on the new track next Saturday big
success. They have accomplished great
success, over one hundred entries being
received, and the riders are the fastest
within radius of one hundred miles.
The attraction demands and should re-
ceive the appreciation and patronage of
the greatest crowd of people that were
gathered at race meet in this locality.
Some of the races will have more than
twenty riders in the contest, and should
make wonderful bunch of races at the
finish.
John Zimmerman, of the Castle Wheel
men, Philadelphia will endeavor to make
track record, paced by triplet from
the same club. w. Leroy Austin, of
Tuckerton, who was here at the Fair races.
has entered all the handicap and open
events, and will also go for track record
paced by triplet. Other fast men are
Joseph D. Criss, of the Castle Wheelmen,
and j. D. Rogers, of the Century Wheel
men, Harry G. Walls, favorite of Cum
berland, will come from Vineland, and
Furman Reeves, of Millville, together
with number of other Millville riders
will be here.
There will be rare sport at the Park
track Saturday afternoon.
Bridgeton pioneer., 1897-09-30
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also declared that he didn't care if Billy
Thompson had sent his race track agents
here, he had voted for the amendments
prohibiting gambling, etc.
Mr.. Bartlett made quite speech upon
the temporary" return of prosperity
and the financial question. He talked
about some other things and then gave
candidate for Coroner Parent chance.
That gentleman didn't embrace the op-
portunity, and his speech was made by
Jacob Zimmerman. He cheered his
hearers by giving them an inside tip that
free silver was going to carry the next
Congress. and elect the next President.
The delegates then withdrew until
next years convention.