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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1897-11-18
LOCAL.

Get out your straw hat again.
Read the Anderson. Eleeson marriage
notice on our last page.
Frank Smythe Is now clerkiog for
the Ringsrud Mercantile Co.
]. l.. Tuttle and j. r. Kerr have
each recently purchased u hne Camp
Il Co. organ OF Joe Henkin.
Miss Marguerite Henrichson, Of
WATERFOWL, is visiting her sister, Miss
Reka Henrichson, Of this city.
The latest thing for auction bills is a
heavy bogus Bristol board which you
can nail 70 . tree or . barn and it will
STAY ell winter. Wind and storms will
have no effect upon 1t. The COURIER
is now prepared to oil all orders for
work Of this kind, and give you = first
class job At lowest prices.
Mr.. NJ. T. Bro an, Of Davenport, Ia,
district agent for the new johnson
Encyclopedias, just issued, was In the
city last week. Mr.. Browns mission
was to get Prof. S. S. Townsley, who
was recently principal Of the Vermillion
schools, started on the work OF can
wasting the city and county for this
valuable work. Several copies are
already sold, and a number OF testi-
monials from citizens who know The
merits OF this work may be found in
another column. We shall have some
thing 70 say editorially another week
on this subject, but for the present
have no hesitancy whstever In COM
mending the new johnson to the care
full examination and consideration Of
all desiring the latest and most ac-
curate information OF every conceiv'
ABLE theme.
Mr.. Frank North, OF Canton, has
been In the city for q week past organ
izing u chapter Of the Ancient Order
OF Pyramids. This is q fraternai and
benevolent order with insurance bene'
fits of great attractiveness. In another
place In this paper are given twenty
i've reasons why you should join this
order. Fraternal insurance has had
wonderful growth In recent years, and
for q popular and advantageous form o.
the came We commend The Ancien'
Order Of Pyramids to the careful o
alteration Of u young people. Mr.
G.. M. Btgelow, the Stat. deputy
Organizer Tor the order, arrived from
Sioux Falls today, and the local chapte,
viii be instituted tomorrow night will
about twenty-five charter members
The A. o. p. gives promise OF soon be
coming d Of the strongest Of th'
local frsternal organizations.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1897-11-18
~Thaaksgiving Service.

A Uuion Thanksgiving Service will
be held vt the Baptist church next
Thursday ut 1890 n. m Rev. G. =.
T'aggart preaching the m a
Thanksgiving Offering will be made for
the support of the Children's Home 1T
Sioux Falls. No more deserving
charity asks the support OF the benev-
client than this. It's benefits are shared
by thos. OF every church and no church.
II needs money and clothing for The
children. A committee consisting OF
Mrs. Cameron, Mrs. Reid and Mrs
Wood has been appointed ~ collect
cast of %children's garments, ar The
material for making such garments.
May there not be q generous at.d
hearty response to this appeal for Il
charity SO Christlike and SO needy?
Everyone desires to keep informed
on Yukon, the K,ondike and Alaskan
gold fields. Send lOc. for large Com
pendium Of vast information and big
color map to Hamilton Pub. Co.,
Indianapolis, Ind. 5O6t
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1897-11-18
How is this for September weather?

dOW ID MS JOr SeptemOe weather.!
Don't throw aside this supplement.
Lots Of news Ia II this week.
For perfect autumn weather commend
US to the usual Dakota variety.
Mr.. Josiah Whittecar and cor,
Sterling, Of Hubbard, Neb., are visit
Ing friends here this week. Mr.. Whit
tecar Ia q brother OF Mrs. VIM. White.
car, and although he has large farm
ing interests in Nebraska, he Is think
ing seriously Of locating in this
vicinity. We trust he may do so.
The COURIER prints more space this
week than ever before-fve full pages
and two pages Of supplement. We
hoped to avoid printing a supplement
this week by ordering one less page
OF ready print, but extra demands
upon both Our news and advertising
columns came in, and II supplement
was inevitable. II this thing keeps on
we shall have to issue twelve pages
pretty soon with six or seven pages OF
home print. Our advertisers seem to
appreciate our increased circulation,
accompanied as it Is with no increase
In charges.
A number OF our new subscribers are
entitled to the Chi, ago Inter- Ocean. the
Sioux Falls Argus-Leader, the Sioux
City Journal, the New York World or
the Northncstern Agricultural just as
soon as they pay for their subscriptions.
Remember we do not promise these
club rates with The COURIER, and you
will not receive these papers, until
your subscription is paid. Please step
into our Office, just across Main St.
frOm the southwest corner Of the
Court House, and pay up your sub
scription the next time you r in
town.
Misses Luella Comfy and NJ. Alice
Hoffman started tor Chicago Friday 10
take instruction in music. Miss Conly's
taste and talent for the violin is we'll
known, and now, after a course OF In
struction under Hans Albert in Omaha
last year, she continues her studies In
Chicago under the able tuition of Prof.
Bernhard Listmann. Miss Hoffman
takes piano instruction under Prof..
Hans von Schiller In Central Music
Hall. Miss Conlv makes her home
with the family Of c. w. Beggs, while
Miss Hoffman lives with y cousin. We
are glad these young ladies have
placed before them these rare advan-
tages, and believe they will use them
to great benefit.
Mr.. Joe Heukin, our young and
| popular music dealer, comes before the
public this week with q new and
attractive half-page ad , TO which We
invite your attention. This is the
Holiday season, and as long as you ex'
pect TO surprise your young people
with some acceptable gift, Why moi
secure one that will be q benefit and I
Joy the year around? No form II
which you can invest money will adj
more to the attractiveness Of the hom'
than to furnish your children with tn
means OF exercising their musica
talent. Mr.. Henkin 10 handling piano
and organs made by some Of the lead
ing manufacturers and It will be +
your interest to consult him rs to price
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1897-11-18
TIME TABLE
G. m. d ct. p. RAILWAY.

gAsT-JasoengeTS.
10, 2 Chicago aud Sioux City......-Lexv 40 . m
No.. Chicago. 3. CITY and Georgia s:sS ? ~
RAsT-FIo eight.
M o. sioux CITY stOck-.-....-Leave II 10 q m
No. - sioux City and Chicago. 4:37 pm
Wksr-PaSsengor.
No.. , Mitchell and YaDkson ...-Leavo 1911 = m
Ma Yanktou ...~.... ..... 4:37 y M
wBsT-Freight.
M A way freight .................. Leave $40 a m
NOkTH.
No. iol 81, Pau. Seattle o sioux
fxlls passenger. ...-.. Leave 10 100 \ m
M OK WMy froiuilt. 49,. 0:16 . IN
.l)ally except Monday.
:Daily except saturday.
other trains daily except Sunday.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-11-24
Gin ttubcSmriebcneS 8latt
Wcraament

1T nt farbloier als bic Iei1rnbaIteu 3hse Der I'm.
glidldeH ole mon oep6bnliG alS runbe,lbar Iebenb"
gu beaebnen pfIeat aSie irrs lit bod bieie Worfte
lung nno wle 9raniam angleid ba e benz aranfen bic
8oiinuna obitbnetbet Ct o II nd,t persweiieIn /;
mo- eeben 1T Soifnuna go Iauee bic belebenbe arat
DON 2ofettsrs Na8enbitters empinnoen perben fam.
nnb haS tann fe. no mob Gpuren non 4ebenstbdti9,
teit nblbar fiuo tann aucb benz Spem riide 3ebens-
trat susctibrt spsroeaf Garbe inb WtuStein touuen
peber eraeugt Der rnfge Sdein Der @einnobeit auf
bic erihlaifte Wange. IN oaS tribe Mu9e 9eaoub.rt
iperoen. 0as 8itters 1T ein StimulaRamittel bon
bbditer Reinbeit BON erbBter Wriiamfeif ein peil.
m,ttel r nno Stbubmittt gegen 9pspepiie. Biliotdt
Wtaarla. @benmatiSntns sserpen uub ,Nierenleiben.
Appetit nnb Sdlai perben baburb mddbtia gebrbert
IS beeitiat oas 9eiabl Der ueberhhoune Der Mpise.
regtbeit uno hust Dor ben Ginnaiieu raubeu Weters
uuo tendbter Gleiouua
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-11-24
Sic gDnnoer Der @iHcnSNait.
.eioen nno S9minOiu9t f0ns
nen gebeilt iperSen.
Gin berabmter sle,u g)nrfsT Gbemfer nnb @ele1rter
riadt nneren 9eiern ein irries Hnesbpt.

Ser beriibmte @6emiter, s. q. Slo-
cum BON 9iew Yorf Gitn, betpeist Die
@ntoedun9 zines lihern 9eilmitteis 9es
gen Shmnolubt (2ungen Suberelilo=
iis), Sronbitis, Nunaen= uno Yruiilei-
ben, bartnGfiger 6uiten, Gatarrb, all=
gemeine 9bma9ernn9 uub Shmdbe,
@erluit BON Jleiid uno oue llebel, un=
ter bensn Die Wcniden blnliehsn, oa=
burd, OaB er ieoem 9eier Oisies Yldttes.
Der oafilr onfragt, frei byei Gloihen
(ebe nit elmer btlonoerl Weoi3in) leinsr
neuen Gnioeduna suienoet.
Seine rneue miiienlhaltli1e gebano=
lung" bat 2auenoe oauerno oe9eilt,
ourd oeren reGtSeiti9en 8ebrau6 uno
er betraAtet es als feline profsiiioneae
Bflidt, Der leioenoen Menitbbsit eine
Probe ieiner unfeblbaren Sur 81 aeben.
Sie Wlllenlbaft enthiillt uu5 tdglid
neue Munoer uno oieier srpbs gbemilt.
Der Sabre lang gsoulois erperinentirt,
bat Gelultate erSlelt, Die 10 tuohltbdtig
iino mie ir9eno etipas, oas Elm anoerer
8enius aeleiliet. Seine yebauptung,
baB 2uasenleiOen uno S1pinoiu6t IN
iebem 9llma beilbar lino, miro in isis
nem 2abOratorlum bier uno in europa
in Saufeneen bon SrieIen beltdtigt.
Sie gsfiirbtete Sbwinoiubt, menn
ni1t aelt0rt, beoeutst baloiaen uno IL
bern 5ob.
Man i9reibe an s. u. Stpcum, W.
s.. 90 pine st., New DOrt, nit se=
nauer Nngabe BON Yoit= uno GrpreB=
Office uno Die Yrobeilaiben msroen Don
ieiaem 2aboraturium frei uerianot.
Seioenoe iollten ioiprt BON oieiem liz
berulen Nmrbletsn 8sbrau6 MAIDEN.
Oian made oen Oottpr in Den 8rie=
fen oarauf aufmertiam, oaB man p,ele
Nnsel9e i'm ..Yeobahter" eeleien.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-11-24
6rei bsrianbi an Maaasr.
Gin @lanu In Mi9isam entocdt Elm
bemrfensmertbes 9eilmittsl fur
grrluif bnn Strait.
proben ,perben frei an ale perianot. Die
barum Shreiben.

Gari 2 gealter BON aalamasou, 9Rb.. Hat mad
einem iotrelangeu Sample 9s9en bic ieeltrdysn uuo
f6rperlidu Hei6en BON perloreuer Wtanuborfett bas
ridbttoe Nttel aeiuuoen mel1es oos Seoen helft
Gr be,n0brt bos SebeimniB iorgfaltia aber CT tit
tpiig eiue Brpbe Der Weo3in alien aannern 5u fens
ben, bic on tr9euo e.ner yorm pom Se9mas lsoen aS
9ernt bs5 6coddtuifies uno oer 8raft t1maebeW
Ritfen. &rampfaberbrnb nnb ausaebrina, 0as Setl'
mittel bat cine beIouber5 augenebnle gDirfnng BON
mdrrne uuo eint unultttclbar Sn fpirfsn. tnoem 60
bic 0erlongte 8roft uno zine @ntpidlun9 9ebt pe le
nur geninfbt wirb. Sas gRittel betlte Gtr. Maifer
ppnltdnbig bon of ben uebeln nnS 2eoeu. be BON
jnbrclan9em Mibbrautb ber natirltt tetgeesten
syHntoncu berribrru uHo fon in iebem Sale abiolut
sllperldiNQ 'eiu.
Cine Bite on STR. Gari 8. gGalfer. 4oS Maionie
Icnple 8alamoSop. Wid).- Bel Der Sic angeben, oaB
Sic ene Probe ietueS 5eilIittels fiir Widnner MIN
iden pirb ipfort erIat ,so teine Wer9nfuug lr9eno
melder girt pirb bon ibm 9efor6ert peroen. Sr hat
Elm arpBes utpreiie bara. od ote &nnoe bon oe,enl
grobarf9en 6emitel perbretfst miro nno er eersnoet
nit Sprgfnlt Die Yrobe iier uerfieaett in etne our.
aus entaen Booet 10 baB Der GEpduger fene iyurcDt
Dor ln6eqaembtet poer 8efusutperoen 5n baben
braud)t.
2eier merbeu sebrten. obue Wer5rs SIT idreiben.
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II. 8. Wtsetion Syndicate,
Der billi9e Store BON
Suscaraauas County.

Shpere baumporene Geden g Bfuub) oos Baar Is c.
sSleiider8 Mousarne Is Gents bas solbe Efnno.
S1pere. san3 ippaene Salbitrampie poare fir s5
0ianner' uuo anaben.Soanoid9nbc, 20 uuo 25 Gents.
Sfeurnbren. 10 Gents
SFeuer.S1anieln. @cnts SssareiIen 5 Gents.
Gdubfltder &iiten &C. % Gents
Gthubfublen 10 per Yaar. Se9nb=H19el per 4ad-
WObelter Nicicl anpfer 1breteiigI Sso s. IS Gents
= 3aTfeetaHneu pint. so Gents
@ute baunliuoaene Sbatsr 5lanellen Gents.
Sang mpllene Slanelten, Is ltab 20 Gents.
@er6eter Rafiee 10 @ents per Yattet $50 Stiften Sc
Gprnltdrfe Gents per Sadet. Sd)nbh1mmer Gents
9lebs&eiel, Quart batteno. Sents per Stid.
SroBe @ortbeiIe in lntertIeocrn nno aeioun9sitfen
Mlle unlere @lesfs ipre6en oeuti6.
llnlere 6elttu9smaaren lino an9e=
tommen. gBir baben Die ih0nite Nus.
wabl bpn prddtigen @eIdenten, Die
man nod ie i'm @ouutp eeieben. Wir
pertaufen alle unIere Gbriitta9swaarell
su iebr billiaen greiien. 2Dnnt Sbr
niht friibe porfpreden 10 lan9e unler
Sorratb nod pllItdnoia lit f? Wenn
Sbr nidt su lanae wartet, 10 1T oas
8eordnGe ni6t 10 grob uno mir tDnnen
gub beIer obmarten. @ir earanti=
rem Die Yreile auf olle uniere @aaren.
Sino Die Maaren niAt befrieoi9ero,
10 miro oas @elo suriiferitattet. Wir
baben iiber 80 Separtements. gelon=
oers billig pertaufen mir 2ampen. 6e=
i6irr, glbums, Sbneibmaoren uno
Spielia1en tpie Silber Nabelti1en,
Spielseu9 @eibirr, Puppen, 8erse-
runsen fir WeibnadtsbGume, Bidder,
Splele, yallen. 6linten, 6l0ten, 90r=
ner, 3rommeln, Stiible, Wie9en,
Yulte. Giienbabnmasen &c. &c. Wir
baben Naes. UNI 2inber sliidlid su mos
den.
Spredt irah bel uus bor Sbr Ieit
INNER miAtOmmen +!
8. 6. GnanS,
Ganal OoDer.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-11-24
WcrMti6te Grben /!

Die uaetio9euo auiseforbersen gerioren obsr bereu
Grben ooer Weripanotsn roIlsn f btreft on permann
WtardDprtb. RebtSanmalt unb 9lotar. 532 unb 534
Wine StraBe Cincinnati. Ohio. fpenbsn. ha Wtemano
ouBer ibm AuIihlnB gsben sann.
1ernlann Utardportb beorNt bic Ginsiebana BON
uadbenamtan Ihb aIeu Gtbi@often prompt unb bilia
et Die n5tb9sn Vonmanten hils unb erianat ole &C.
foresrldben 9srtdptlidpen nnb t,rhdben Doeumente:
4srr Dlqrdiportp IT burcb ieinen oieraial6bri9su
grbl&atsseriteu nnb Wanseu ionie our Isiae iOlibe
Gttlung ois Der erahrenffe un6 auper1gite Dertre.
ter In bemtiHtn Gri1aftsianen anerfaunt uub uur e
betaeigt ibn. oisit ysriHaidsn Auncrberaxaen psr.
MlBter Grbtn an erlangeM unb In allen beoeutenoen
Wldttern MmerifaS aa oerbfsntlinen.
HeiGorner Garl 6nitao aus Dresden.
NstAse geb. 2aijtr &usnps Wlar,e ober Mnno Osarie
s.o ans s,9sn msr'sSnTa ol sans.S ia SssagS Sas
9sett9et Wtnna Eransista ans Auma.
gnsM Grieosid qua fatn!uensbers.
sg!nMsaItgd. stasSsr; Sos. gbr.itiaa aus SlssOfen
gonat alias CONNER Sos. gari aus 3iGieiHen.
Dnerr. 0ctttrieb aus Sanfen a. b. WIerm.
Sbsrlein. Sob gtriitof aus GraiIsbsim.
&mmrt4. erben BON Qorl.
gbsrietu. Gbriftsan ave bolafurtt.
0if6bn@ Qebs 9usrn. Qresaeatta aus GbinQeu
SilDsbraaot Grbst bon Ssin. Grisbrta &nbreas aua
SsrSsr, Grbsm BON mabeIm.
aaais. miipsim s aas 1'S SaIIsiSorf. 1.ASa''S0'
ssao SSsss HasSaTsssa San mus asEsmannssnta
yaasr e.ors Sasob sIisas.t6e aarogiae unS Res.u
R0roIine aus Badnana
Marquart albert aus GbinQeu.
9ei4eI poer Poeidbel gebs 1ufnauu 6hriftiaue HoFu
aus Winfiuit.
Ri9ftr Sob 1ran0ott aus 6anamaIbe
Wid6ter Sulius Mlbert aus 9onena
G9eaenber8sr. SuIiuS Bernard aus Geperbprf
G9HierHg Sob. storl Sat- aus Gaueubnra in RoIltetn
G@ulbe. Sob: sfrteori4 Auguif aus Babnit.
@9wart @nitap 1trotnonb aus Dppeln.
Seibenouerier. W0Ibemnr aus 0eipaia
6pen9lsr, MnreIie Spb0nne 0enrefts aus Jneniteot.
@Aroebef @eorQ aus &leiumeiQIareutb.
gtnebtr. Oopio Gbriitaon aus SIsboien.
0p0el. 1arl petnrih aus 0nb}6noppel.
Wtnilsr Grieo. @nitoD nnb s5rie6ritb Gbaart an
WinterShorf
9impeI Jotanme Moys Gcuiie aus gpinenmeube.
3I1nti9It 9art 1tis6ra@ Mngaft Wilbelm aus BAL
8srts Sol s0lils.t srsn ans Rofal4su.
3ins enblpta dn1 Uetnbouisn
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NcrtniS6teS.

Siinaling cine Yeleioiauns
Serb. Bonn. Der betannte Gd)ouh
tpu,oe bisler Sage pom GdtIIeneet al
in Gbarlottenburg ,peaen geanlten )e=
leioiauna 3u elmer @eloitrafe bon flint
Mart perurt6eilt. 9err Bonn battc
i'm lcbten CONNER einen 9lusHuo nit
Dem Mao in Den 8runepalb aema1t T;
oa Die Gbaullee duberit fdmubis mar,
10 iu6r CT auf elnem 6uBiteig uno
,uuroe oebbalb BON elnem Genoarmen
anoebaltsn. IS oo5 einen Worttpetb=
isl, wobei 6err Sonn Den geamten
einen .Siinslins" nannte, pas Dieler
als Seleioisuna auIfobte. Tas @eridt
belt Die NenBerunN ebenfalls fir be-
lsibigeno uno ertannte auf Die obense=
nlnnte Straie.
Roiier Milbelm lit pie man tpeiS,
ein iebr eifriger Sd0er. 9lm 80. Sep.
tember Ieierte er isin 25idbriges @eio=
mannsjubildum in &ominten. Snsee=
ionlmt bat Der GoiIer in ben 25 Sobrsn
CUR Streds gebtadt: 2 Nuerohien. 2 81
be. 3 Gsnntbiere, 3 gGren 1922 5tiif
Moibluilo. 1875 Stiif Somwilo, 2l89
Gtiif ShTarsmilo. $50 &ebe, 121
8smien l6.188 Snisn, GA &aninben,
9643 Gaiane, .54 gluerbdbne. 4 8irt-
bdbne, 654 9iebbiiner, 20 6ii6le uno
1923 Sid neribisOens Wilo, in Sum=
ma 1867 Stiif, - Die sablloIen bon
iGm CUR Strefe gebrabien Wtiniiier
ungerednet.
9aB Menelit Der Ne9us bon Nbeiz
linien, lid fir ollie GrrunsenibaIten
Der Civilization leobuft intereliirt, 1T
befunnt. 9su jsoOtb oiirfte es iein,
oaB Der 36uig aller a0niee bon Nthio.
pien aub Wuiitllebbaber lit. gr bat
bel elmer Der sroben pianoforte- Jabri=
fen Elm prdbtiaes Yiano tduflib er=
worben, oas in oeien Sasen an ielneu
geltimmungsort abgeben ,uirb. Oas
Snltrument lit, Oa es i'm &ei1e oes
9feaus auf DEM &iiden Der Gameele
transportirt ueroen mub, in mebrere
5beile Serlesbdr.
Die Silbuna zines iiibameritani=
i6en OreibunDes Der &epubliten Chile.
geru uno glraentinien lit angeblib i'm
6an9e. IS ioll II. u. oarauf abgeieben
iein, Die Iepublit 8olipia bon Der 2ano,
tarte su pertilaen uno bus 6ebist 8oli=
pias sluilben ieren orei Mdhten ,brii=
oerlib" al pestbeilcn. Sshenfaas fdeint
balo wieoer ein &risa in ausiidt gu iein.
8on pen a6t nod lebenoen Sol=
outen bes Srie9es bon 1922, Die nod
geniionen bcSieben, linb brei iiber 100
Sabre att p. Gs iino oies /: Soiua
Srolun, @ramts YaB, Or. los Sabre;
@lijab @lenn, Newdrf. q. s., uno
Gkajor SliTitb bon 9onbrrg, q. s.,
jeecr l0l s}abre olt.
5n giero, 9atota ,puroen sluei
Mdnner peGen zines Moroes eelDndt,
ols lie 9eraoe i'm SeariIfe maren gu bes
tennen, mer Die 9RDrDer paren. Ser
Mob mag ein ,Sntereile oobeiNebabt boz
ben, Dab bas SctemtniB unterbleibe.
* sDie Die 81. 9. Morlo" berid.et,
'lino IN oieirr 6uBbaIl=Sailou bercits s
Spieler getDotet lporoen, l6 baben Yer=
leBuuDen nappnNetraaen. ipelbe unbeil=
bar lino, nnO 25O wuroen leiht uerlebt.
Gie 6reuoe iiber ben 9antlasunss=
lag miro ourh ben 8eoanfen 9etriibt,
oaB MIR msniae Sage ipdter Der @On=
SreB in SiBans tritt.
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Gwpjser NeroienT !!

geet uHs ipiue abreiIe einienbtt Ssn ieHoen MIR
per Doit geuaue austuuft hber Elm gar3 neueS 9e'
iait ppHt ireenb eue Yerou mdnuiirten ooer tueib'
liden @efatedtS auf ebrlide gBeiis unb obne srSbe
ausIagsn nab Wlube iibsr 100 Sornrs Der Wunat
oerbisuen taun. pbue 8eiieu unb BsboetH. ssein
Notwithstanding ionbern elm cbrsaaes Seihdft.
Mbreiiire:
JOHN HOUSE & Co.,
Canton, Lewis Co., Mo.
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WbrbIib sebeub.
5abli6 gebeno.

au cen nit beSc,brsaen Siotnnen iptrh cuff gi9s
mol 0naebnIeu
alle Sn9e tdelif Gpnrcaes ansaeuomnlcn.
8enonen @nibtub finbet nan in Mariettn on bic 3.
Il 8. g 80. g. Il 8. 6. 81 z. & 6. uub Ohio Hntr
&TrHbohn unb 3anipf6optv auf bcin Shin sSIuk. ttr
@aH,brihge an Die .. & o. bht unb tpefilid in Wetr
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syrci fir it9suad)e Nanner.

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The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1897-12-17
The Chlna's Record.

The China is again with us, ard
has beaten all other records on her
run from Yokohama as it was con-
templated she would do.
Her run from Yokohama was made
in the splendid time of s days, 6
hours and Is minutes, beating all
other recorded voyages by no less
than 25 hours and 40 minutes.
Her daily runs were 400, All, ALI,
4O1, 400, 400, 404, 400, and 160 or an
average Of III knots an hour. On
December IL, she ran 427 knots or
the best record of any steamer on
the Pacific Ocean.
She has on board the Vice. resi-
dent of the Pacific Mail Co., and
Mrs. Schmerin, and brought for this
port the following passengers from
the Orient: Mr.. and Mrs. Tracy, @.
Drake, X. Ikeda, j. M. Jackson, t.
A. Lloyd, d. II. Resell and X.
Shieno.
She is booked to sail at 5 o'clock
this afternoon.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1897-12-17
Central's Officials.

Central Union Church Wednes-
day evening elected the following
officers for the ensuing term:
Deacons, W. D. Alexander and
Henry Warehouse. Deaconesses,
Miss III, S. Judd and Mrs. Andrew
Brown. Standing Committee men,
bers, Rev. S. E. Bishop, and W. A.
Bowen. Clerk, W. w. Hall.
Treasurer, w. o. Atwater.
BY the provisions of resolution
adopted during the year, the trea-
surer is made an ex. officio member
of the Standing Committee.
The following were elected Trus-
tees Of the First Glass: Col. w. F..
Allen, j. o. Carter and S. M. Damon.
Colonel Allen succeeds Hon. Chae.
r. Bishop, and James A. Hopper
was elected trustee OF the third
class in place of Chas. NJ. Cooke,
who sends his resignation from Oak
land, where he now resides.
Sunday School officers: Superin-
tendent, Col. Geo. de la Vergne.
Assistant Superintendent, w. e.
Beckwith. Superintendent Inter
mediate Department, Mrs. Robert
Andrews, with Miss Ella B. Snow as
assistant. Superintendent Primary
Department, Mrs. 81. E. Coleman,
with Miss Charlotte Hall as as
sistant. Secretary, E. A, Jones,
Treasurer, w. j. Forbes.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1897-12-17
Distressed Hawaiians.

The appropriation for the "Relief
of INDECENT Hawaiians" has many
interesting "stories" attached to it,
as may readily be ascertained by
those sufficiently energetic to work
them up from the F. o. archives.
One case, in instance, is remembered
when a "Hawaiian" possessing, or
using, most undoubted Greek pa
tronymic toured through France,
Germany, Austria, Italy, Portugal,
Spain and few other countries re-
presenting himself to the Hawaiian
Consular authorities as Hawaiian.
He was very shrewd and smart
"bird," but he was trapped at last
and his false credentials impounded
by clever Vice Consul ia a Spanish
port just as he was making prepare
tions to assail the United States.
The joke Of it was that the En-
ropean secret service police had
been hunting him up for special
reasons OF their own, but until little
Hawaii detected him, had failed to
catch him.