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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-23

The Observatory Threatened by fofe''
Fires.


CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA. Ap'"
sn.cial.-J Il Thomas. OK North Garden
,r...... ,,.,.,,. This morning,
was pei ~ 90. ~. ,fr n. q. Cham
sue i-,.- - .'"7 neck for twenty
3oii.fs II It'll 'fhIt .fnomas dispo7-
- 49,. ..i....', yesterday 10 Mr.
"a. A. t,-or, , r,..'-,rnnt al Union june
80, ,Vb.,. er,....I ThofnHs acknowl-
'."' .i'.. f,r,...,. a-,r aava mp the
80. vim me-. .,corfion o. a few dol
il-i y,bicr bs t,,, s,lnt. lie was sent on
."' I'M ms.
10 1,'o ios.,I ,r,,.fr who lives IN
r,-'a,,.,,.. .ois .'..ol.,r,e county. los, by
- III. ti,fs - - hts residence and
i h'. bo,,..i.,if ,"d tifchen furniture.
a. ,'' - ~, i,...,'-re The origil OF
h~i ,' ~.
I'D. 49,, ~. .ro Southern rail-
- 80. '...,, tv framus last
Wy W., C,'ri.,.-r,.'iie junction. and
'-,'1 i.etber canned
i1 .,'i" ~. oI.. s,n,, was arrested
.,,,,,,ir.. AK i..Isd mn FOR future
I',..l"',,r'fe
Az Acr-p COUPLE.
Ar,et.ad Nol-,n and kate Claxton.
.,rod resnocffifIi,. .Iorfv-ouc and seventy
f,. ,,.r,. married. fr the clerks Office
tu.,.,f,. ,',...,.,-. .t. ,,.fer.sfin,, eveus
Iotr,. .,.ftr,-e,l c,f,, az the minister
,,.r.. ff.d th. l..0t tI- ciIrk of the c0urt.
,-4 go. 1.,...,...i.,s lfr and Mr.
$50. ." ~. .''.....'.,.,i,rl colnr,d rao-
~. a1 ~. f,...l.',i,. sircsnts Of the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-23
OBITUARY.


LEXINGTON va. April 2.-SpeciaL-
Mr.. James q. McCIum died al Ais ies!-
d,nce here thls moinMs at 3 O'Clock at-
ter an illness ot Two weeks win tuter-
cllar meningitis.
he Was born in Mmin. Pa, in June,
1853. and moved 10 lexington in loJl.
business. lie was married in 1861 10
Miss Harriet *. White. who died IN 1875.
and was again married 100 lss2 10 Miss Liz
Zle Gilmore. who survived him. or the
first marriage TWO daughters and son.
and OF the second marriage two sons
survive him.
MI MOCrum was very prominent I'm
business circles. and bad built up a good
Grue business. Ot which bis son is a
partner. lie was a consistent member
Of the presb ytcran church.
The funeral Will take place here to-
morrow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-23

Meeting of the Virginia Daughters Of the
COufedeTacy.

CoufedeTacy.
ALEXANDRIA. VA. April e.
spccial-The Grand Division OF the
Daughters Of the Confedclaoy began ITS
annual session here to-day. There are
aDout nuy delegates. and they come
from ala over the state, and some oul7iue
cities. 10 is q splendid body oil women
1ney are guests Of the local chlpt'h
ana are holding their meeting ODD Lee
Camp Han. Tonight they received the
camp and q most enjoyable evening was
spent
Key. bergman Green opened the ses-
sion to-day with prayer Mrs. W. n.
smooth welcomed the visitors, ANA Mrs
General Stuart. Of stanton. made Zee
sponsc. Considerable business Of Il rou-
tine nature was transacted.
Mrs. James NJ. Garneu was chosen
president for the ensuing year. MS
Stuart Mrs Randolph and Mrs. Lewis
vice-presdents. Mrs. Estill, treasurer
Mrs Hall and Mrs. Brown. secretaries
and Mrs. Barney, Inspector
The daughters decided TO join the
united daughters. but only as a grand
division. The secretaries report show q
the organization has sixteen hundred
members thirty chapter eighteen oi
which were formed during the year
They will be I'm session tomorrow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-23
~ r1rGANr co0Nrnr NEEDING.
A Richmond Insurance Man Marries
Young Lady 49, Hanover.

n
Yong Lady 40 Hanover.
ASHLAND, VA. April 22.-specia|-A'
St. PauIs Episcopal church, hanover -
H.. this afternoon. at o'clock. Miss Mel
lie Gregory was married 10 Ar. George
Morris. Kew ). ). Hepburn oihclallns'
Inc brlue. atlTeu 90 ucn inohe l'.H
carving "a bouquet Of lilies OF the Nalle.s
entered the church with her mald OK
honor. her sister. Miss Maria Gregory
VINO wore white Organdie and yellow To
hons. and holding in her hand white macs.
The groom im fuil-Gress came IN WIN HIS
best man. Mr. Randall Holiday.
The bridesmaids ln White organize anu
white ribbons. and carrying white mac
We're Miss FANNIE byru ~ lnstol.. a.i.-i1
Winston. May How. Julia CardwcN ran
ME Vadeu. and jeanette Morris. Inc
ushors were Messrs. J. Men cy. John W.
Harrison. Walter Morris, b. T. barIet',
and Henry Harrison. OF Richmond, ana
VI. J.. Howard. of Ashland. The church
was beautifully decorated
Mr.. Morris is connected with the urn
of ID. y. Walker a. CO.. of Richmond' me
bride is daughter ~ Mrs. Sailie l..
Gregory. Of Blenheim. Hanover county.
Tho bridal company took the 3 j. NJ
train here for an extended Northern tour.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-23

EMpORfA, VA. April % -special-A
very pretty marriage occurred nc MI
Pleasant church about twelve miles from
this town. yesterday 80 b. " tre ro1-
tracing parties being Miss Lille Hobbs,
The popular daughter OF SIR. ~. f.. Hobbs
a prominent citizen OF th.s county and
Mr. Nathaniel Vincent. "a prominent mcr-
chant Of North Carolina. Tho church was
crowded with friends of the couple.
An ong those in attendance from EN-
pora We're Miss Ell Manning. Mcssrs r..
T.. Goodwin. T.. pevton Turner. j. b. Bai-
ley J.. NJ. Hubbard. Dudley PEBBLES. and
Colonel j. a. Hartley.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-23

BALTIMORE MD. April 22.-Argu-
ment was begun this morning In the
United States Circuit Court I'm this city
i'm the suit of the Johns Hopkins Univer-
sity against receivers of the Baltimore
and Ohio Railway Company. which it is
sought 10 establish that the six per cent.
dividend on the preferred stock of the
company is a prior lien over all other
outstanding obligations The total issue
OF preferred stock IS S&OO0.O00 Of which
Johns Hopkins University holds about
S1.O0OOoO, and from the income upon this
stool II is largely dependent for its OK
istenCe.
tut.d state Circuit Judge Gof and
United States District Judge Morris arc
hearing the case
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-23
Ivy nty Yenr. for nnnslaurhier

WINSTON, y. c., April 22-Special.-
John Thacker was convicted OF man
slaughter in Stokes county yesterday and
sentenced TO the penitentiary for twenty
years FOR killing James Withcrs in Octo-
Der. 1852
Thacker went TO Virginia after the
ago.
The postoffice at Madison was broken
open Tuesday night and robbed Of
stamps. coin and iewelry to the amount
OF forty dollars. The burglars tried 10
blow open the safe but failed. There Is
no clue TO the guilty parties.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-23
Changes on the SeabOard

NORFOLK, VA, April 22.-Special.-Tne
Office of advertising agent OF the Seaboard
Air Line railroad. held by VI. G.. IRON
mongcr, Of New York. has been abolished
and the department united with the pas
sengor department. Mr.. G. l.. Ackiss
chief clerk to General Passenger Agent
Anderson. has been appointed advertising
clerk. Mr. f. NJ Iron. late chief clerk
under General Passenger Agent John 4.
Gee. of the Atlanta and West Point rail-
road, succeeds him.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-23

ROANOKE. VA, April 22-Special-
An exciting and Interesting game Of
ball was played here this afternoon be-
tween the Allegheny Institute team and
St. Adams. Of Radford. resulting in the
close score Of S TO I I'm favor of Allegheny.
Wlthers pitched splendid game for
Allegheny. and lizard Cor the visitors did
excellent work FOR his club This IS 81
Adams first defeat by a school Of its
class. The score-Alleghany. : runs. j.
hits and . errors ST. Adams, Z runs. 4
hits and errors.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-23
m1nRI4GE KING WILLIAM.
Miss Lucy Landon Cooke Becomes the
Bride of Tenton holland.

KING WILLIAM c. H., VA, April IL
special.-The church at this place was the
scene to-day Of a very pretty MARRIAGE
n, which Miss Lucy Landon Cooke. cid
est daughter of j. Churchill Cooke OF
his neighborhood. became the bride o.
Mr. Fenton holland. Of Hanover county
The Rev :. $. Hepburn ana INC heE' "a,
L. Price. the pastors respectively OF we
groom and the bride, performed 'ne
monv. which had been precedeu 10y -
sumptuous wedding breakfast at Ion i,'n.
ieieh the residence Of The bride $ father }l.I
The attendants were Miss Lima q. Cree
orv and Mary VI. Cooke. and Ness -
Frank holland and Eugene Il. Gun,
maid Of honor. The groom was accom-
panied by his best man. Mr. William g
holland, OF Richmond.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-23
o Sick Headache. {

presented by 4. A. skeen. who was ap'
i,,iut.a tou,monv..,lftts Attorney tO re-
present the Commonwealth 10 tlhs 49,
in place of Mr. AcFalL the coi'iii M,
wcalth's Attorney ~ this county, ,,,s,,,
was the only eye witness to the ~
and he was assisted by judge " NJ
Ayers. Of Lebanon. Va. Judge u, -
Werth. OF Coeburn. Va. who were GU
ployed by the friends OF Baker. -. T.
The defendant was represented 49,.
IT. Evans. Of Gundy. Va, ) =. and
OF this place. ard !. A. hueH''
Daniel Cambelie. Of COehurn a. . ,bo
The sentence Of eighteen wears 80, -
b i a jury OF This &c county. whore there
has only been two convictions l"I No.
der in the second degree. and tney w ~.
imposed at eight and twelve years
cuoctiVelv.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-23
MRS. M,SORLnr,S SUIT.
She Breaks Her Fathers VIII and Secures
One-Th'rd of His Fortune.

LYNCHBURG, VA, April 22.-Spccial.-
one of the most interesting suits that has
been tried in the Circuit Court IN this
city for a long time. Terminated to-day.
Mrs. John +. McSorlcy instituted pro-
ceclluge TO set aside the Ull OF ncr ia
ther, James NJ. Casey. she having been
entirely dlsluheIitcu. she alleged mat ner
father had retained for her an insane
aversion and that he did not possess for
this reason tho capacity TO make a Just
W4I4 The jUTy thls afternoon brought IN
q verdict setting aside the WILL thus Civ
Ing MIS-. Nj oIcy oIo-tulrd OF the large
estate left by her father.
Mr. Joe :. Coe of Winchester. has been
promoted from the position OF United
states storekeeper and gauger TO that
of deputy collector. vice J. l.. Jett re-
signed. Mr. Coe viii be located in Floyd
county.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-23

The asslstance OF Cunningham's error and
1Sostcr's sirgle In the sixth Eilyson ny
Han rove. lho latter stole sec md ana
,1o,ed on uirch's passed ball and In
lie nirth Chosbro singled, stole second,
was sacrificed to IN th'f was sn nj, sacriaced
~ &C., nj bv Elsie. went TO third on pass
Cd BAH and scored on hiFsh's bad throw 10
FOR the college, in the second "a 'n n,,,nS
Rca was put out at the pistS oy t"e hud,, cGG
work of The Brownie, aiden anu "o'.'N
W., 10 nuke Of Futon. Cunningham d,ed
~ mira In the fourth Rea reached ,hiT 70
but stayed there. and after 'na' nS On, %
he college boys got farther IMAM hrs'
The detailed score. o..D
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-23
ID mage in Chesterfield.

CENTRALIA. VA. April 22-Special.-
Up to Tuesday night the prospect for a
general fruit crop in this section was
fine. Ycstc day morning there was a very
heavy frost. and ice formed I'm many
places an eigl IA of an inch thick. and
the destruction Of all kinds of fruit was
almost complete. \ large percentage OF
the early strawberry blooms were de-
stroyed The cold snap has induced truck
egs TO defer most of their planting.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-23

CLINTWOOD. VA. April 2O.-Specia1
There was much interest taken here I'm
the trial of f. w. Farmer for the kin.
ing OF r. l.. Baker, which occurred in Il.
S. MsFals law office IN this place. on
Sunday evening. January 81, 1897
The two men were we'll known. and
Baker was Connected with some or
the most substantial families in tile
county. The Commonwealth was re-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-23

The Election for Town Officers In Clifio D
Forge in One Month.

CLIFTON FORGE. VA, April ~
Special.-Henry II. Gilliiand anA Miss De
llah 81. Mason were married yesterday
afternoon al the residence Of the bride .
parents. Mr.. and Mrs j. T.. Mason on
Wilson'S Creek few miles east OF Cliff
ton Forge. 10y Rev " w. Wheeler only
the immediate families Of the contracting
parties were present
The election FOR town officers IS not
much more than a month away.
Tho officers TO be elected are. Mayor,
Council. Clerk 10 Council. treasurer and
Commissioner Of Revenue. There arc sew
eral candidates for each office except
Clerk Party lines not being drawn. the
race is open to all. And 10 IS probable
more candidates VIII announce them
selves
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-23

NORFOLK. VA. April 22-SDecial-
Norfolk ran away from Newport News to-
day. defeating them by score of - o.
o.. II could lust as easily have been
doubled. Score:
RH.E.
Norfolk .......... 2S13314-25 - 4
Newport News. O0O0OO0O0- q
Batteries: Pfanmillcr Clauscn ard Sny
der. Host. Enright J. Magce. Bradford
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-23
Cmli Burned To Death.

BOOKER VA. April 2.-Special-The
little daughter o. Mir. s. j. Chappel Was
burned 10 death yesterday about three
miles from this place.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-23

Norfolk ard Wesfein Abandoned Long
Haul for Locomotives.
CREWE. VA. April 22.-Special.-The
Norfolk and Western Railway Company
have abandoned the idea Of running their
freight engines through from Norfolk 20
Roanoke and they Will change here as
Iar.fnfora
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-23
70 TIE GRADUAT1NG CLASS.


"'ro You nay young friends. 7 trust You
Will permit me 10 add "a word Of carr cst
odmomtion and along these lines. Yours
Is glorious profession. glorious in OPP
portunities and in PRIVILEGES II is the
safeguard OF our progress that with The
ministry cherishcs the souls and bodies
OF men that they may Doe better able 90
answer tie eXacting claims OF an ever
advancing civilization. In the DAYS that
are 20 be you viii rise 90 different heigi ts
therein. according as capacity and in-
dustry are given 70 YOU. Doubtless with
tho brush Of fancy more than one of YOU
has painted n rosy picture OF the future
when YOU will stand NJ the head Of that
blessed calling. when your name VIII
Doe known and honored among men. and
the world viii lay the tribute OF IT'S hom-
axe az your feet as il comes for healing
and for health But however high. any
one or more Of you may rise. or hOwsO-
ever many Of you will walk along the
path Of unrecognlzed mediocrity ! trust
that YOU all will never cease 20 be rever-
ent and God-fearing men: that no mater
how splendid your success. no matter
how brilliant your achievements or how
you may enrich the world with discover
les. you will remember that yours is after
all but a single twig upon the great tree
tho soil Of Gods eternal truth.
THAT you will be God-fearing will be
OF value 20 YOU materially and morally
People are never so prone 10 be religious
as when illness seizes them by the heels.
when the devil Is sick the devil IS n monk
would be- OFTEN lips that never praise
do supplcatc. II a patient. whose mind
IS troubled knows that his physician is
one TO whom he can pour out his heart
and find q sympathetic listener. ii will be
n great comfort 10 him. And I need not
tell you the value OF cheerful mental con-
dtion 10 those who are IN.
Secondly, your procession has resnon-
sibities as great as are its privileges.
4 physicians knowledge OF the life OF
his patients must be a sacred trust for
II is searching and intimate. Reputation
IS what men hear about Us. Character
IS what God and our family physician
know about us When we consider the
condolences reposed in him. the hidden
sprylgs OF life that are disclosed 10 him
the trust that is placed in his honor by
wives and maidens. we NAV well realize
that a physician must be 4 man OF
sterling moral strength. for he has 10
meet more temptations in n month than
$50 avcra a 'rar '"- 81" - D.
this he must be devout and God-fearing
man. The scoffer has no enduring wall
OF strength The shield Of righteous
power Is given by trust and faith In that
Cod before whom all men must De holy
for He Is the perfection OF holiness.
That you all NAV he strengthened and
fortified in your LIES work that your
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-23

McCahe's School will try their luck this
afternoon against the Chcruhs nj Pinel
Park. The season opens on Monday be-
tween Lancaster and the Cherubs on the
home grounds.
Sam Liver. who Is teaching school will
he enabled % report before next week.
lie will be IN condition when he reaches
the city.
Mr. Brady IS sanguine Of the prospects
before the ChCrubs in the Atlantic
LEAGUE
Rob Pender is missed from his old
familiar place. ard his clarinet voice is
needed 70 encourage the bows.
Hargrove's voice sounds like an emp
~ cart going down an allev way.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-23

College 600. ..... .......V W y " -
summary: EARNED runs-Richmond. ].
Threc-hasa uits-Iiargrove. kain. stolen
baees-Elsie Hargrovc 4. Sholta. ?: Kahn,
Wells. .: Foster Chcsbro. Leonard. Dou-
BILE plays-Ellvson TO Leonard 10 hca'
Rase or balls-Cn Stimmcl. .: of De
camps. :. Of Ellyson. T. Hit by pitched
balls-Elberfeld. Hargrove Struck out
Nv Stimmcll. =: hy Chesbro. !: ny De
Camps. .: hy Ellyson. !. Passed balls BY
Hirsch. 4. by Foster. l. Wild pitchos-Ey
DeCamps. I. Time Of game. two hours.
Umpire Mr.. rate.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-23

30 Thou eternal One. whose presence
bright
All space doth occupy. all motion guide.
Unchanged thro times al-devastating
fight.
Thou only God. there IS no God hesidel
Being above an beings. Might One.
Whom none can comprehend and none
explore
Who flrst existence with Thvself alone:
Embracing all. supporting. ruling DER.
Whom we call God. and know no more"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-07-03

There is no excuse for hav-
ing facial blemishes such as
are enumerated above, when
by the application Of MALE
CREAM they may be eradicated
and finally cured, leaving the
skin clear and sort.
After a seabath, a game of
golf or tennis, a drive or a run
on the bicycle, a small portion
of MALE CREAM applied to the
face and hands proves most
beneficial in relieving the skin
of that burning and irritating
sensation caused by the action
of the clements upon a tender
skin.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-07-03
A "Close" Shave.

"What makes my face so dry and
dusty2" asked II man in one of the chairs
at the hotel barber shop.
"You shave too close" replied the bar.
Der "You get down under the skin and
irritate IL"
"Woll, | have to shave close. don't
want to bother with shaving every day, so
get shave every other day, and then get
a good, close one. "
al there's no need of that, replied the
barber. There isn't SO much difference
between single going over and a very
close shave. After the razor has been over
your face once you can stih feel fine stub
BILE by Il second or third scraping you
can get the face feeling perfectly smooth
But in three hours time the beard has
grown out to where it was after the first
going over. What mean is that you save
only about three hours by getting what we
call close shave, and for u man who
shaves every other day that isn't much of
an advantage. Besides it irritates the face
and Is liable to make the skin hard and
scaly. A man who shaves himself simply
goes over his face once. But in a barber
shop the customer thinks he is not getting
the worth of bis money unless the barber
scrapes for about ten minutes to get rid of
that extra three hours growth of beard. -
Chicago Tribune.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-07-03

Justice of the Pence Bonnefoi is known
in Chicago MS the North Side Solomon"
Two neighbors had quarreled over the
ownership of "a mongrel dog. There had
been several continuances, witnesses had
been sworn and countersworn, and lawyers
had wranglcd until the justice and the
spectators as we'll were all mixed as to the
nature of the original proposition. To-
ward the close of II wordy session, II butch
er's boy, who had stolen into the court
with u basket of fresh meat for his employ
er's customers, started to leave the room.
The dog, which had been tied to IL leg of
the Justices desk, smellCd the meat, gave
"a tug that broke the string and bounded
down the stairs after the butchers boy.
The crowd was on the point of rushing out
TO capture the fugitive dog, when Bonnefoi
sang out: Hold on therel If anybody
leaves the room, I'll fine him for contempt
Of court Let that tam dog CO." And
the dog went, and went SO well that the
litigants failed to recover him, and the
case was dropped.-San Francisco Argo-
naut.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-07-03
CAPE TOWN.
One of the Beautiful Spots of the Cape OF
Good Hope.


Everything that we see at the Cape of
Good Hope speaks of an earlier civilization
built up by people who loved rest in sscu
rity amid pleasant surroundings. The
Dutch settled this part of the world about
the same time that they founded colonies
along the Hudson river, say the middle of
the seventeenth century. When they built
house, they meant that 1t should last not
merely their lifetime but that of genera
tions unborn. They planted trees in long
straight avenues which are still the pride
CT the colony, and they built their bridges
and highways with tho obvious intention
of making this neighborhood another Hol-
land. Mr.. Cecil Rhodes has shown his ap-
probation for Dutch taste by purchasing
for his home one Of the finest ancestral es-
tates in the colony where he lives, when
he sojourns at the Cape, very much as
might have done n governor of the old
Dutch East India company Before the
Jameson raid Mr.. Rhodes enjoyed great
popularity among the Dutch Afrikanders,
for he was always careful to treat their ma
tional characteristics with respect, and he
was credited with an honest intention of
making in South Africa a great Anglo
Dutch United States, where each nation
might forget the jealousies born of ale
glance to different flags and all unite I'M
der the banner of Africa for the Afrikander.
The neighborhood of Cape Town Is like
one beautiful park, studded with the coun-
try seats of those whose interests lie in the
capital, and only wonder that it is not
overcrowded with people from Europe and
America seeking for rest.
OF course could not leave Cape Town
without having assembled the Table noun
tain, which is about 1900 feet high. My
pilot on this occasion was prominent
member of the Cape legislature, who was
accompanied by his wife and daughter.
The two ladies made the three hours climt
seem very short to me, and when L ex
pressed my surprise at the excellence OF
their walking powers they assured me
that all young ladies in South Africa were
fond of outdoor exercise. At the time
could think of but few American women
of my acquaintance who would have on
joyed tramping up Table mountain under
the broiling sun.-Poultney Bigelow II
Harper's Magazine.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-07-03
Ct God

Blood is essential to health. Every nook
and corner of the system is reached
by the blood, and on its quality the
condition of every organ depends. Good
blood means strong nerves, good diges-
ton, robust health. Impure blood means
scrofula, dyspepsia, rheumatism, catarrh
OF other diseases. The surest way to
have good blood is to take Hoods
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-07-03
JUST ARRIVED.

Linen pillow casing, linen sheeting,
linen napkins and linen table damask
in all qualities. A single yard at
wholesale prices at Kerrs only
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-07-03
Fair Skins

are made fairer by the applica-
ton of