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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1897-11-12
in YE OLDEN TIME
A Voyage to Lahaina
Made in the Year 1891.
Journal of Rev. Reuben Tinker-A
Paper on the Character of the
Hawaiian People-Music.

The Cousins held their last monthly
meeting al the pleasant and spacious
home OF Mr.. and Mrs w. A. Bowen
on Saturday evening last. An usually
large number were present, and the
exercises were OF more than ordinary
interest.
After considerable number of meet
ings with varied programs, it was
pleasant 10 return once more TO the
order Of exercises prepared by the reg
ular Male Wreath Committee.
On the line Of Renaissance, Prof. w.
D. Alexander read some extracts from
the journal OF the Rev. Reuben Tinker,
in which was described the incidents OF
a journey from Honolulu TO Lahaina,
on q sailing vessel in company with
one OF the Hawaiian chiefs From the
latter place the trip was continued, by
sea and land around to Waikiki. This
was in the year 1881.
Rev o. H. Gulick read a paper on
The Virtues OF the Races among
whom We Dwell In this it had been
his purpose TO speak OF the better traits
Of character and disposition Of the vari-
Gus peoples who now find a home in
these Islands, but owing to the limi-
.ation of time. he was able in this chap
ter to present only those traits as seen
in the Hawaiian race. The paper was
one Of interest because il brought out
very clearly some of the elements of
Hawaiian character which are now oft
en- overlooked; and because it was
written sympathetically by one who
fully understands the native race and
can appreciate their better qualities.
A short essay on Henry George from
the pen Of a writer who withheld his
own name. was read by Mr. Bowen.
The music for the evening was fur
nished by Miss Haman and Mr. Ray
mond Coan
It was voted that the next meeting
should be held with Or. and Mrs. An
drews at the house OF Mr.. G. P. Castle.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1897-11-12
is AN ISLAND BOY
Henry Beckley Makes a
Great Football Play.
Wins the Day for Stanford-Pralse
for Him-Not to be Fooled.by
Sharp Trick.
Examiner, Oct. 81.

NN%-AN------@~-r 49, oAt
We must annex Hawaii.
There are many political and COM
mercial reasons why the island republic
should be brought in under the stars
and stripes. The halls of Congress
have resounded with the burning elo-
quence" OF statesmen urging the cause
of annexation, and time and again has
that foremost American, Senator Nor
gan, raised his voice in support OF the
movement But yesterday developed
another reason why the islands should
be ours. A Hawaiian football player
by the name of Henry Beckley, whose
brunette complexion harmonizes with
the crimson of Stanford. made the
freshmen eleven of Berkeley look like
20 cents in Confederate money.
1t was in the second half of the an
nual game between the freshmen classes
of the two universities. when Beckley
created sensation. Berkeley was ex-
perimenting with a trick play. Her
half-back. Smith. had started with the
ball and then stopped and tried for a
long pass to the end BeckIey. who
81 III OuEu TIE lIlCh dS SDOu dS II
was attempted came up with a rush.
caught the ball on the fly, and, lodging
the university backs. loped across the
field for a touchdown. Anyone who
can play football like this Hawaiian
ought to be kept in the United States.
even if this country has to take Ha-
waii 10 get him
1t was game of ball for freshmen
TO play. being hard and fierce from the
start. A dozen or more of the youngs-
ters were bruised and battered up. I'M
I'll some of them looked as if they had
been in a prizefght At the start Cap
tain Marley of Stanford was knocked
ont with twisted knee and another
nlayer had to be substituted. Every
scrimmage left some one stretched out
on the ground though none were seri-
ously hurt Stanford 10. Berkeley 8.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1897-11-12
Sewerage Plans

F. S. Dodge, of the survey Office, is
expecting by every mail now the plans
for the city sewerage system which
Mr.. Rudolph Herring of New York has
prepared. In his last advices Mr.. Her
ing said that both drawings and speci-
fications were complete and that upon
Photographic the former he would
make shipment. Besides the general
plan, for pump. etc, there will be a
supplemental plan for the business por-
ton of the city.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1897-11-12
FRAWLEY'S VISIT
Second Season Here of
This Company.
Twenty-Five Different Plays in TIVE
Years-Manager Marx Here.
The Repertoire Offered.

Once each year, usually during the
summer months, the Columbia Theatre
in San Francisco is occupied for sea-
son of from ten to fifteen weeks by the
Frawley Company, in much the same
way as the Daily Company treats the
play-goers of Greater New York. This
month will mark the second annual
visit of Mr.. Frawley's players to the
Islands, and probably the welcome that
viii be accorded them again, will in
duce their management to henceforth
include Hawaii in their regular annual
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1897-11-12
Deserts the Bachelors,

Miss Blanche Williamson of Oakland
arrived yesterday morning on the Mo-
hican and was married last evening by
Rev. Garyin to Mr.. John H. Drew. who
is connected with the firm of Castle
& Cooke.
A number of Mr.. Drew's associates
in the store rendered him a farewell
bachelor dinner at the Hawaiian Hotel
last week. Mr.. Drew is nephew of
Captain Drew of the bark Andrew
Welch.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1897-11-12
Consul Presented.

Mr.. ". J. Kenny. the new British
Acting Consul-General and Commits
sioner, was presented to Minister
Cooper by Thos. Rain Walker yester-
day afternoon. The guard was parad-
ed. A very pleasant quarter OF an
hour was spent in the Foreign Office
BY the Minister. the new Consul-Gen-
eral and retiring acting representa-
tive.
Minister Cooper and Mr.. Kenny had
met before. They were passengers on
a steamer from San Francisco TO Ho-
nolulu a year ago Consul-General
Kenny viii secure a residence here so
soon as possible.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1897-11-12
Japan's Demands.

The Mainichi Shimbun states that
the japanese Government has demand
ed a sum of two hundred thousand dol
lars (gold) from Hawaii, by way of in
demnity in connection with the immi-
grafton affair. The Mainchi says that
this sum includes the losses suffered
by the immigrants TO whom admission
was denied. as well as by the companies
that sent them. and the expense OF
sending a man-of-war TO Honolulu.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1897-11-12
MOCKING BIRDS.
Mr.. Hfiuger Interested in Birds
Sent Down Here.

VIII anyone who sees or hears Of
the hooking birds turned loose at the
Queens Hospital be kind enough to
notify this Office? This is the sugges-
ion OF Ed. Dekum, correspondent Of
c. F. Pduger, the Portland gentleman
who furnished the birds.
Mr. Pfuger writes that the one bird
killed by minahs was probably unable
70 fly. He knows both birds and says
a hooking bird in proper trim will whip
a minah. Mr.. Pfuger says he may be
coming back 70 Hawaii again next year
and that If he makes the trip he will
bring along lot Of mocking birds.
Ed. Dekum's father and Mr.. Phuger
were the leaders in the introduction of
hooking birds and other sweet and
harmless singers Of the feathered tribe
into Oregon. The Portland man has
also sent some seeds 10 Hawaii.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1897-11-12
No Iantana.

The land at Nahiku, Maui, that is tc
be thrown open to settlement has many
attractions. Some Of it, being mauka
forest, has not been explored in years
II is known 10 fertile and well water
ed. Mr.. Howell, the engineer who did
the surveying. reports TO Minister King
tsat back in the hills there is no Ian
tana- The dense underground has kept
II mn
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1897-11-12

the time Of the sailing of the down
boat but one day for business, He had
made some PROCESS in the matter of es-
tablishing connections for the bank
which he will open here the first Of
next year For the new Honolulu
financial Institution there will be a
complete Encouragement of the offices
Of the Hawaiian Safe Deposit and In
vestment company.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1897-11-12
In 5 Snow Blockade.

H E. waity and wife while on their
trip to the States, were for ten hours
snow bound on Colorado railroad.
They left Denver early in the morning
and their train was held at a place
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1897-11-12

called Palmer Lake, but a few miles
out from the Centennial State capital.
Trains on parallel road were also
held and one of the sights witnessed
was use of snow pillow with four mon
ster locomotives behind 1t.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1897-11-12

tailed as clerk at military headquar-
tiers. then became scorer for ball games
and finally secured a good position
down town. This latter he lost through
inattentiOn. Blackley was a capable
Office man and had many friends till
he drew away from them.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1897-11-12
Blasklev Missing.

l0t % Company D boys and others
TH-e looking al o. yesterday and last
liEh- f1r Wn- Blacklev. They came
~ The conclusion thar he had left sans
c57e-o1ie 7er sailing vessel. Pros
re-i-T ruinsd Blackley. He was de-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1897-11-12

P. c. Jones wrote by the Australia
that on account Of the delay in the
arrival Of the up steamer he had up to
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-09-15
Scrnttfte Grbett F.!

9ie naffo9eno aufseforberteu gerIuren ober bereu
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anBer ibm @nfidluB seben fam.
Sermann Wtardmorib beior9t bic @inSiebun9 bon
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Serr wtardfnortb TT burth ienen pier5i9idbrieeu
perlbnitden Ino 1rftltGen 0erfebr nit ben oeutiden
Srblbatsgert9eu nnb Sanfen uruie ourc iene iolibe
Stenng ais Der erabrenite unb auperldgite 9ertre.
ter III oeItben Gri9aftsfaben anerfaunt unb nur e
beidb9t tbn. oieie geribtliden @uforberunsen Der.
mtBter @rben 5u erlan9en iino in alien bebeueuoeu
gldttern Mmertfas az oer6ffentli9en.
Bud Sob. unb Sob Wiboel aus 9erenbing-n.
Bed, Sob. @eor9 Seors 9btlipp. 9bilippine Barbara
pereh. 5rthteL Sob, ghriltppb oeinrih, Gatba.
Sohaune Sriebertfe pereb. S9ufer Morie Marga,
aus MeBineeu.
Benz seb. stC1 auna Marie aus wlebinsen.
Snelher 9eb. SoTmann, Mnno Gliiabetba aus 9auen.
betm, on9ebL IN Baltimore Wtb.
gppineer, Sob; aus &oemsen.
@fiu9er, 8ernbarb aus 4trbeim.
gnopeB. Hpina Barbara aus SettiuQeu
Jrep. Sob. Wi6aeI aus Saielbact
Sreb geb Sdatpalb, anaa waaria aus Oberbolabeim
&naeble. Mnoreas ans ObembDrf q. g.
&nolt Sob aug 9ubSbeim
Rod, Sob. Seor9 nnb Seora YbiIipp ans W}ebnoeu
3ramer Wtartn aus SeisIinQeu.
&latps. grnft GIias Mnbreas aug ssieI
&nasp Marsaretba oersb. 5alter unb spa aus Ober
2obmann Seorg ans ueberftnaen.
Wteer, 9hereie aus 8el3betul.
gtepS. Wilbelm Jrieberid aus WeuenbouS.
Rieoel geb. Albig gliiabetbe aus &o1enborf.
&oeber Sob Sermann Musuit aus 6Ibenburg
S1atbltH, Sob. Snbmi9 aus Yuertingen.
Gtraebie. Safob aus uriprinq.
Staiser. Marie. grunup unb Sobaune pereb Bauer
aus 0eiStiu9en.
eeefrisO. ,Ssnos nnb saoer aus misssbeim
S1netb, MnbreaS aus Gaub.
Simon. WoieS (Wlprib) aus gripib.
SHupp. ANNA gliiabetbo, Waria Barbara nnb 2Urea
aus 9eppenbeiE a. b. ..
S4marae, 9arl 0uftan aus Iprgau.
meimmann, 2atbarina pereb. Wtieble, Rpnrob uni
Guitar aus Sheer
Snern 0eor9 aus Sublinaeu.
Sener. Gbriftian aus Sersbeim.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-09-15
Gin tuerthroI(eS Weaept.

goitor Morriion in Wortbinston,
Sno., idreibt rSbr electric gitters
1T eine tpertbbolle Meoi5in unb ih em=
pfeble iie serne in Gd'len bon Gopftpeb
uno yerltopfuns 4; als elm Mittel sur
4ufriI9ung bes gan5en S9items bat
tie nt6t ibres aleihen." Ssrau Mnnie
Steble, 1926 Cottage Grope Mpe. in
@bleaso. mar 10 beruntergefommen,
oaB lie faum mebr eHen tonnte ; iie bat=
te beltanoig &iideni6mersen, tpelbe tie
ME perlieben unb fiiblte li6 ltets miioe
uno matt. Se6s Glal9en electric 9it=
ters ltellten ibre 2raft unb @eiunbbeit
nleoer ber. preis SO Gents unb 81.
&auft Gu6 cine 6laibe bel 6
T. 8. Miller & Sobn, Npothefer.
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a.S. :s3j and 33S connect at Weilsville for
'tuhenville and Bellaire Nos. 33S and 342
) meet in Union Station, Pittsburgh, for the
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-09-15
3iite Der itabtiiben Beamten.
Catarrb lit ttid1t betIbar

burd lofale Nufidldee, neil bieie ben
SIP Der &rantbeit nibt errei6en.
gatarrb 1T cine glut= Dber conititutio=
nelle Granfbeit, unb Tim benielben su
furiren, bebarf es innerer Seilmittel.
9an's Gatarrb 4ur tpiro innerli6
gebrau1t uno wirft brett auf bas 8lut
unb auf Die i6leimiae Oberfldde. gs
1T feline Quadialbermebisin. Sie Me=
bisin muroe Sabre lang bon einem Der
erifen NerSte bes 2anbes berl6rieben
uno 1T elm ridti9es &esept. sic 1T
aus ben befen befannten Stdrfungs=
mitteln unb Den belten glutsreinisern
suiammenseiebt unb mirft birett auf
Die Sbleimbaut. Sie bollfommene
8erbinouns Der beioen Sngreoienaen lit
es, tpelher man bic tpunberpoaen Ge=
initiate bel Der 0eiluns bes gatarrbs gu
banfen bat. Senoet fir 3eusnine.
Sielelben merben frei perIanbt.
i. s. GbeneD & s o., Solebp, 8.
8erfauft bon spotbefern. rs Gents.
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Mus oent Grade suriidfebren

fonnen mir nidt aber mir f6nnen oft unieru meg All
oemIelben perldn9eru. gBie olles anbere n,ub and
8ronfbeit einen anon9 babeu. @ae 1rpniIben
&rantbeiten baben bic 9enoen3 baS 2eben u pertiren
nnb es pdbrenb ieiner 0auer al einem Wartprium su
MAIDEN. Waiaria. Nierenleoeu, ebrpnii1e 0erboii-
feineu e inb in beiem Stabium le,dbt AL erIticfen
burGb Spitetters Waeenbiers. Sieies ansoeaeihnete
olterotipe nno Stimulan3uittel lift geibgee9uet sur
Werbutn9 BON &ranfbeiten pe au ibrer 9luSrottung,
oes appetits unb Grsieluug erauienoer &be 9ibt es
tein dlereres nno angenebmeres Ottel olS bas Bit.
ters es ibermnoet bic Wirtungen BON 9eiitiger uub
forperiid}er ueberontren9ung uno grib6pun9 Ieiu
Sebrauh lit oe Observation-Disclosures &aufinann pie beml
9rlbelnoen Selebrten, benz Gerf binterm 2abentiid)
fpie oem 9rbeiter i'm SSreten benz tiielnben Grfnoer
iute oem 9ebeBteu Seiun9smanne brin9lihit su en,'
pIeblen.
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Siibnerbraten itebt felt Is Sabren
Sda fitr $40 auf BEN Menu eineS 6p=

= 0iibnerbroten ftebt felt 25 Sabren
9aa fiir Sag auf bem Menu zines Do-
tels in WefDn, QB. 3d., uno stpar in
sSolse elmer teitamentarii1en Beiim=
mung bes friiberen Welibers. Sieier
bat ieinen grben bic 0erpflidtung aufs
erlest, ibren @diten ale Sage 0iibner
porauieBen, 10 lanse bas @ebduoe oils
9otel benubt mirb. uno bieie 8eitim=
mung miro setreulib erfiilt.
y Ser neue lpala Sruf, beilen
8riinouns ieit ldnaerer 3eit i'm Werfe
mar, lit nun laut Mittheiluneen aus
Stem Sort entipredeno ben g8lniben
ieiner urbeber su Stanbe gefommen.
vNmerican Maltina Company" nennt
er iih uno min ansebIih iofort fir nidt
ipeniser als SIS, ,000,0 900 bepor3ugte
Nftien ausgeben.
= 9as Mmt bes Seliaments=3eeiitra
tors in pbilaoelpbia brinet an 8ebiih.
rem etipa 100000 bis $4,000 elm.
Gein Wunoer, oaB Die Nabfraee nod
bieIem Mmte beinabe 10 groB 1T, ,pie
nod Shihsbillets nod ben eolotra9en-
ben Gbneefeloern Nlasfas.
y Gin 8iib6en aus Der Staot
fommt gum eriten Male aufs 2anb
uno liebt Die Giibe mieoerfduen uno
fraet oaber ben Sarmer Miinen sic
fir Die aiibe bier al ben Chewing gum
felbf faufen F?
n Sie Gbineien baben iebt aud fiint=
tauieno sSdfer Ndesl aus ben 8ereinig=
ten Staaten besoeen, aber gu einem
billiseren greiie. als Die Serbrauder
bier3ulanoe Dem Sruit besablen miilien.
n Sriid aetpast lit balb eemonnen,
meinte Der &entier, oa bate er fir 10
Sotterielooie einen 6eoernbalter 9ewon=
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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-09-15

n Manbe unierer &i1ter i1einen es
f0rmli6 oarauf anselest gu baben, Die
M6tuns por bem 8eiebe bel ben Malien
bes VDltes immer mebr su untergraben.
Sn Mount 8ernpn, Sa., bate tiirsli9 |
cine iun9e Dame, welde bes @rpboleb=
tabls an9etlaat mar, unb fir mel9e
Die Nntlase in Sleinoiebitabl umsepan=
belt wuroe, gu elmer Minute 8efdnsnib
berurtbeilt. War Die Nnseflagte un=
ibuloig, 10 mubte iie freiselproden
meroen. War lie iduloig, 10 bdtte iie
ibre Strafe in sle6er 8eiie ausetbeilt
betommen iollen, tpie iebe anoere Sie=
bin. 9lber elne Minute @efdnsniB lit
Elm 10 ioiDtii9es llrtbeil, oaB es nidt
gu perwunoern lit. menn Die 9l6tuns
Dor Der uMaiefdt oes @eiebes" tmmer
mebr in ole Bride sebt.
Ses emisen WaNertrinfens miioe
lieben iib mebrere 8etpobner BON 5an=
9ier Sslano, elmer probibitionswiilte
IN Der @beiapeate 8ai. aus Baltimore
eine Senouns Slaldenbier fommen,
bic por ben 9lusen Der Shnhifer in
einem MeblfaB nerborsen mar. Srob=
bem rod Elm Wetbooitenpreoiser bic
gontrebanoe unb als bas SOB ont 9Od
abselaben tpuroe, 5ertriimmerte ct Die
Glai6en nit elmer Mrt. 10 baB bas 8ier
ni9t bic Geblen Der Durftisen, fonoern
ben Sanb bes llfers frdnfte.
gbna Mcglat1ep, bas flint Sabre
alte S69terden bon 6enrp MeGlatdep.
einem in Der Wdbe bon @arbinia.
Bropn @ountp, g., iuobnbaften Tars
mer, fam tiirali1 auf ei9enarti9e Weife
ums 2eben. Das 2inb periubte in
bas 2ornbaus gu flettern, als cine
S6iebtbire on benz 9aferbebdlter ber=
unterfiel unb bas Rinb am lls auf
ben 8oben briidte. Mls bic Mul.er bas
2ino stpei @tunben ipdter aufano.
mar es tobt.
5rob ibres Getreibereihtbums
3dblen bic Bereinisten Gtaaten ben
rWei3ent0nis" Der, Welt nibt au ibrem
Barser, berielbe 1T pielmebr elm Be-
tDobner Der Mrsentiniiden 9epublit Na-
mems @uasone, Der bort Dor Sabren
als armer Seufel aus Stalien einae-
tuanoert 1T. @ua3one's Wei3enfeloer
umfaifen 66,270 Mc.es unb feline Dir
better, BON benen ieber einen @e,pinn=
antbeiI erbdlt. adblen nod Sauienben.
Na1 einem beim gbicaaoer poft-
amt einselaufenen @uta1ten bes 6ene=
raI-poltamtes in Waibineton, bhrfen
Mabnnotisen auf poiffarten geIbrieben
uno bur1 bic poif bef6rbert tperben.
Die Mabnung oarf ieoo1 nidt beipn=
bers augenfdllig gei9rieben pber gebrudt
fem, au9 mub lib Der Mabner ieber
OrobHng entbalten. Ser WerfaGer
bieies 8utadtens 1T Der 0iilfs=pofan=
malt DeDner.
Sept baben bte Mrddoloaen ioaaf
ben dlieiten 2iebesbrief oefun6en, Der
auf grben porbanben lit. Ser grief
entbielt einen 0eiratbsantraa unb stuar
bic Merbung I'm bic Dono elmer eapp=
tif6en prin5eilin bor $500 syabren, unb
1T in Reilfdrift auf einem 3ieaelifein
eingeribt. - Ob Der Brauttperber oie=
len Stein an ben 2opf aeuorfen Be-
tam, mar leiber ni6t 3u erfabren.
Weiblihe 6hriftffeIIer nnh Sour.
nolilten gibt es In Grantrein auaen=
blidlid ni6t ipeniger als 2l5O, Die
3dbl Der mdlenben unb neiBelnoen
Riniflerinnen betrdgt 700. llnter ben
Snriftfellerinnen lino 1000 aopeuiiten
200 lpriide DiAterinnen. Mrmes
Granirei1
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0roker Neroie,tit ]!

wssr nus ieine abrefie einienbet bem ienben tpsr
per 4oit senane ausfunft iiber elm gana nenes @e.
idft tpunt ireenb cine gerion mdnnIi9en cber peb.
Ii9en Seinledbts aui ebrliHe Weiie unb obne srsBe
guslagen nub Wiibe iiber 100 Dollars per Weenot
perbieuen fam, pbne 8eiieu unb pebbeln. Rem
notwithstanding, ionbern Elm ebrIibes Geindft.
MbreIfre:
JOHN HOUSE & Co..
Cam r e,riS CO., Mo
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B:TWEEN saYaRD AND NEW PHILADELPHIA.

Daily. tExcept Sunday. flag stop. meals
Dark Faced Type denotes time from IL 90 noon to II 90
Midnight Light Faced from u 90 midnight to i2 90
{. f. LOREE, EA. FORD,
General Manager, General Passenger Agent
i-i6-s7-I PITTSBURGH, PENN'A
For time cards, rates of fare, through tickets,
baggage checks, and further information re-
sarding the running of trains apply to any
Agent of the Pennsylvania Lines.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1897-02-04
ARCHBOLD.
ARcHBoLD, Feb. list

ARCHBOLD, FEB. lSt.
The sleigh bells are jingling in ev
cry direction, and we can boast oi
the fnes+ sleighing on our streets ev
er know in the history of our town
Miss Sarah Rupp, of Mark Center
is visiting friends and relatives in this
vicinity.
BENZ. Eicher, of Ridgeville, attend
ed the lecture Sunday night. 1t was
delivered by missionary from the
Congo Free State.
Dan Rever left for Chicago, Ill.
Monday morning after spending sew
eral weeks in this vicinity.
ID. "A. Yeager has almost completed
his course in the jewelry and optica
trade.
We understand that Mrs. J. r. Nof
Finger is seriously i'll.
Pete Smith and Jacob Roth, of Ell
mira, were seen on our streets Sun
day.
M. Richer returned to his home
near TT. Wayne, Ind, Tuesday af
ter spending some time with friends
s. @. Nofzinger recently moved il
the residence formerly occupied by
DIR. Spicer on Defiance street.
Quite number Of our young peo
ple attended the entertainment Sat
urday night at Ridgeville which wa
given by the band boys. A. b. Y.
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FLORIDA.

FLORIDA, o., Feb. End.
John Stout and wife and Mrs. VIM.
Barr and Miss Clara Tubbs visited
with Mr.. Tubbs and family at Ridge
vile over Sunday.
Will Lowry and wife, Ernest Hile-
man and wife were guests of George
Lowry and wife in the country Sun
day.
Mrs. Bayliss, Mrs. Anna Laisner,
Mrs. Flora and Nellie Andrew went
to Napoleon Saturday.
Miss Lou Barr is visiting with
friends in this place.
Mr.. Bell, wife and daughter, oi
Paulding County, have been the
guests of their sister, Mrs. Ice, and
other friends for few days.
U. B. meeting is still in progress
Elder Lille will be here the remain
der of this week and over Sunday
Next Saturday and Sunday will be
the second quarterly meeting held al
this place.
Miss Pricilla Thomas will go to
North Baltimore the last of the week
to visit her sister.
Ladies, when you receive dun let
ter for your husband don't let hin
see it. put it in the stove quick; if ht
should see it he might pay little o.
it.
Born to Will Beiler and wife or
Sunday, January 31st, a boy. All are
doing we'll. Now Will thinks he has
a leader for his four girls.
CITIZEN.
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TEXAS.
TEXAS. O. Feb. 1st.
CITIZEN.

TEXAS, o., Feb. 1st.
Mrs. VIM. Rogge is recovering
from severe attack of lung fever.
Mr.. Ensminger, of Bowling Green
is spending d few days with his
daughter, Mrs. G. A. Johnson and
family.
Thos Kendall, who has been ailing
for some time, is very poorly at pres
ent.
ID. Ailer and wife and 7. r. Smith
and wife spent Saturday evening in
town.
The Aid Society sewed carpet rags
for Mrs. j. J. Hardy, Thursday even
ing.
Gierd Winover, of Neapolis, visited
James Connolly recently. Since re-
turning home Gierd has taken unto
himself wife, in the person Of Miss
Jewell, of Neapolis.
John Blair was at Liberty Center
Saturday.
Mrs. James Connolly and son Geo.
and Robert Connolly and wife spent
Sunday at Neapolis.
Perry Jennings took load sleigh
riding Saturday evening.
Mr.. Rice and wife were at Liberty
Center Saturday.
Charley Bortel, of Grand Rapids,
drove through town Sunday on his
regular trip.
Thanks Mr.. Weather prophet for
the delightful cool weather of the
past week; but if you could arrange
it so folks could keep warm two feet
from the stove, they would appreci-
ate it just as highly.
Everybody is making use Of the ex-
cellent sleighing.
Rev. Row held q meeting two even