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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-04-26
THE WOELKERS CASE.

The aggravated assault and battery.
case of Constable Fred Mink against
Constable j. f. Woelkers was tried be-
fore Judge Edwards in court room No.
,. March 2S last, WOelkers was ar
rested by c. W Trayer on the charge
! Of perjury. AT the hearing in Alder
man WriPht's Office ne became SOne-
| what obstrcperOus and Constable Mink,
by direction of the alderman proceeded
to quiet him.
Mink says that when he laid his
hand on WOclkers shoulder to ad-
monish him to be quiet, Woelkers
Knocked him down and beat him so
! badly that he was laid up in the hos
| pltal for a couple of weeks.
Noelkers' story was that Mink as
| saulted him with a policeman's clui
| and to protect himself he grappled with
/ his assailant. In the struggle Mink fell
| over chair and was injured.
| ., Ballentine assisted Mr. Thomas In
| the prosecution of the case, and John
| r. Scragg represented the defense. The
/ jury was out at adjournment.
/ The case against Mrs. Nellie Palmer
| charged with enticing young girls fol
| immoral purposes was called before
| Judge Olmstcad just previous to ad,
| Journment The defendant is charged
| with having drugged fifteeu-year-old
| Nefna BISHOP and then stood by while
| George ID. Shoemaker, a bartender al
| the Imperial, ravished her.
The Eirl was on the stand telling hei
| story when adjourning time came. She
! said she was engaged by Mrs. Palmer
| as housemaid last December. A short
| while after entering her employment
she was taken 10 a bali on the Soutl
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-04-26

Fancy EInrdy Rose

At Eattin's, 126 Penn avenue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-04-08
SrrBannluugru i'm GnngreB.

Die Bin CUR Reorganization Der Or
mee ppm 6auie 5uriif an oas 60
nri!s fir W}ilitGr 2lnseIegsn6eiz
ten getpieIen. - gamma Our8 bic
9e6sI se5ogen.
Waf6ingt o n, .. g., 7. 9(pril.
= Der Sena t feBte bsute bic @rpGz
gun8 Der permiIhtsn GiOil @erpilz
liaungsbia fort. Sin BON 8ettus
(2ld.) angebotenes Qmenbement, mel
DIES 100000 fir bic @er6eherunQ bes
6aFens pon N2pbile, 2lla., psrpiliat,
fiibrte gu elmer lungtpierigen 9istuIz
Iion unD purbe T9IieBLi4 ais or6z
nungspibrig 3uriitgetpieien. @s mar
geltenb geml6t poroen, DaB Stub
unb Safsn @ertpilIigungen ni6t in
cine permiidte Gipil 8erpiQigungsz
Bill gebDren.
Wtsbrere dnbsre 9lmsroemente BON
gsrinser Wiftigfeit purben ongenomz
men. lin 2 l16r unter6reilste 0altz
ban (Wlif.) gsiIeibsbei6liifIe in Be-
3ug auf ben Sob ieineS GoQegen, bes
S2ratOra Sas. 3. 9eorge. Die ii6z
I:6sn Gob2sreoen nurDen gatltien,
porauF iiG Der Senat um 4 u6r perz
tagte bis gum nd9Ttsn Montag.
Sm &e &eprd{entantsn6 a IL T E
nabm Die giq CUR REORGANIZATION Der
@rmse fsuts a6srmaIS Die gan5s Siz
Bung in QLnIpruch. Sun (Sa.), pom
@Omjte fir Qlil;iGr 2(ngelegenbeiten,
Dertiinbe!s. baB er sur ge.;gnet:n 3sit
6eantr19sn irsroe, olIs N6I6n;tte Der
gia gu Itre;fin. mil Q(usnu6me Der
bp.csn eritar. Iuut peIfI,n Die 8sgiz
msnter tiinf!igbin aus brsi 8atailpz
r:n 6aita6:n TcQen. Der 2lbI9nitt,
relfar bic @srEirtung Der 9(rmee auf
1O40C0 Marn dnorbnet, purbs dlSz
tann rsgfausn.
Sm 2lufs Der Debate lisb Sul3er
(gl.sg.) zine iainer gsro6ntan &risgsz
reDen rom S.apel unb btItano bacauf,
CAB GuEl Iofort bsfreit rerben mii6e.
2snb (Oem.. D. erlei4isr!s isin Sc
miitb bur9 sins dEnI;fe Rebe urO fri
iiIirts Den 9rdIiD:n.sn ptgtn 31u=
osrna unb Mantelmi.bigte;t. 8ros=
Osnpr o. pertbeioigte ben 9rdIiOenz
ter. uno Tagt:, BIZ &r;egsb:giIrigsn
Ioll.sn iif nur bsrubigen, e5 perOe
jeb. gan5 getpib &rieg geber.
0fcM;uin (Senn.) ertIdr.:. 6r. nc
&inlep ite6e un.sr Der 5pG:tl6annu's.
ipe!f:m Der aimd9tise Dollar ii6er
2uss aa6e. Die 9e6atte bauerte auF
6itTe @aiie Cen gln5:n 92a6mit.ag
iit'r fort. Die Bill purDe IfGeBlif
3urud an bos @omita parp;ei2n uno
Hm $50 erfolate @ertagun5 bis gum
Wloniaa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-04-08

neuen Q(pparate CUR Regulirung Der
8eIfiibrp6r GlaDatiOn ri6tig funts
tipniren. Die 9ro6e, pelhe unter
perI6nliber Qeitung Ds5 Commodore
Sfleb uno 0es Capt. Goot ftd!tfdno,
nrfn einen 10 6efrieoigenoeu 8erluuf,
bah 8eI6puoer GommunOantShlen
Iih IpGter GuBerte, Die r8rOotlpn" lei
in better Gefs6t5berfai1ung. Der trlte
SfuB nuroe nit 85 pfiin0iger Pulz
perluoung bsi fHnfgrdbiger 8ei6iiBa
rpbr Glepution abgefeuert, bus 2OOs
pfiinOige @eI6oB iauite nit elmer 8e'
ihpinOigteit BON 1000 SUB in DerSes
tunoe Oa6in unb I6Iug q U}etlen pom
S6iffe entFernt in's WoiIer Elm. Der
5peite ShuB ihIeuoerte bel poller
poQer YulDsrlapung Don 40 PFuno
Elm 9rpiettiI nit elmer &eIhpjnoigteit
bon 1000 SUB in Der Setunoa an bier
Meilen melt. Die @ibrdtion oe8 Sc
i4iiBtburme5 mar tuum bemert6ur.
Commodore S6leD ertlGrt, er babe
feline neuen Srore5 aus WuIbington
er6alten. Die 9rau3er gIep Or
leans" unb san 5run5i5co" uno Der
9bnumittreu3er y@sIubiu5" ieien
niht gu isinem @eIhmaOer beorpert
nprOen.
9us G6la6tTAiff y5ara5" langte
beute Frit6 aus gep Yort bier an,
unb qing BEL Sort N}OnrOe Dor 2lnter.
0eitere GrtIGrun9tn be5
6rr. 3uben5.
g}e pz0orf, 7. 2(pril. - 6orutio
g. 3u6ens, Der Sa6palter Der cubu=
niI6en Sunta, lieB iib beute Oe5 g}d=
baren iiber feline i6on gemeloete Gr=
tIdrung aus, baB Die Sniurgenten Die
synterDention Der Der. Stadten gu
rutpeiien niiroen, e5 iei benn, bic
bolIItGnoige unabbGngigteit Der SnIeL
nerOe ertlGrt.
9u8u bate Der 9(npalt betanntli6
audi bemertt: ,SolIte bic 2(rmee Der
Der. Staten cine bepaffnete Snterz
pention uuf Gubd beriuhen, 10 piirbe
iie BON ben SnIurgenten ebenIO NIT
8affengepuIt 6etdmpft perOen, tpie
oies ge9enpdrtig nit Spanien Der
San lit"
6sute ia9te er: oN}eine N9eitrigen
2(euBerunoen itiiBten iib ouf Die @ors
i&lGge, baB Die 8unoe8re9ierung Guz
6a gu annettiren Deriu6en niiroe. Die
cubuniI6e 2(rmee pirOe gegen 2(ns
nerion unb 9lutonomie in Gubu unter
fpaniI6er Sberbobeit tdmpfen. 8ir
miiroen 6ulfe Seiters Der Ser. Staaz
ten niLltommen 6eiBen uno uns 9liids
(SUrticBuu9 iiebc ;. Scitc.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-04-08
S0lucfrlicifc

entfernt tbatiaalid iens Giurea
nnO SOmmeriprOfien, tusl6e bic
id0nite GeT4tsiar6s tntiteQeH
unO 0eFdter baBli6 MAIDEN, biz
in anOeren 1Sallen WtOOsae wei6.
lider SdGnbeit iein WHrOrn.
Die Ouaegen empioblensn GOs'
mtties berOrfen unO bergrOBerH
nur ole Tebler Oe6 Oeitdts RRS
Oct 9GuOs, WaBreaO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-04-08

@emeralfOmInl See OerldBt SaOama ant samitas
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-04-08

piirbe ben 9rGiipenten nt6t iiberrdz
f6en, bieIe W20gli6feit lit bsreits err
0rtert tporben, uno bic Dirt uno WeiIe,
pie baKelbs auf3unebmen Iein pirbe,
Ite9t Don pprn6erain fsIt. Sol!e 3. 9.
Der 8Oti61fter 6runtrei6's nit einem
Oarauf Gin3islenben 8orI9lag fomz
men, 70 tpirb er erIu6t tperben, Elm for
melle5 Nnsrbieten CUR 9ermittelung
ni3t gu MAIDEN, bdmit Der 9rGiiOent
ii4 ni4t in bic unangene6me g2othnenz
otgfeit OerIeBt fsben mD4te, OaIielbe
ab5uIe6nen. Die 2lngeIegenbeit 1T 10
melt fOrtgef6rittsn, baB ii9 Der PrGz
Iibent psrpfIi6tst fii6lt, bic Negotidz
tion nit Spanien ntcbt ipieber an5u=
tniipfen, p6ne Den GOngreB ms Ser
trmlen gu 3iaben. lleberoies lit bas
@olt Der Der. Stuaten nit ni9ts Sc
rin9erem 8uFriapsn. ais bem D0Qigen
Qufgeben Tpaniidhsr SouberdnitGt in
2tmsrifa. Der 9rGiibent era9tet oas
nsS5iIue" fir abge 6lofen, uno Ioqts
Spanien irgenO pelh: 8orT9Idge gu
MAIDEN 6a6an, oeren 9aIi5 bic OOllige
llnab6Gngiqteit @uba's lit, 10 pirb er
germ bieIel6en Dem GongreB unterbreiz
tcnuno bisiem Die enogiiltige 8eidluBz
faifun9 6a8igIiG 0srFslb.n ii6erLdifsn.
9te 9iplDmuten beTm
9rdIibenten.
6sute W}ittag ita!t:tsn BE 8:rtretsr
9sutT6lunD's, guBlano'8, 5runtz
reif's, Gnglanb's. .Ositrei6's unOStaz
lien'S bem 9rG'Iipsnisn einen 8afu4
al, unb nuroen BON ibm i'm bIouen
Parlor empFargen. sic 6lie6sn nur
tur3s 22it. 8om @siBen 9auie be-
Ca62n lie Iih no6 bem Stauts@Separz
ttm2nt. Die 8offafter paren ben
loren qan5en SiGben begleitet. 2(u8:nz
ideinlih mar ibr g3Iu4 Dorb:r 1nge=
fiinoigt porbsn, benn iie puroen i'm
Stoats Oep1rtement fofott in p0s
0;plpmutiI6s 3immer genieisn, ND
6iilfs Setretdr Dan ldngere 3eit mil
thrtn conferirts.
Sir Sulian 9aurosfpte, Der brttii4:
9eianoie, fiibrie ais GODen oes oipIOs
matiifen Gorps bas gGort in Der I'm
terrebung nit bem BrdiiOenten unb
untsr6reiiete foIgenDes Sfriftitiid:
r0ie unter3ei6neten 8ertr;tar
9euiI6lunb's, Oeiirsif's, 5r1ntz
rei9's. 9rpB6ri!annitn's, StaIIen's
unp RuBlanb's ridt;n i'm Ramin i9z
Nr -sIp:ttiDen Rsgierung.n einen
oringlif:p Qppsq an Die 6umanitdt
uno WlGBiaung Des PpdiiOenen uno
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-04-08

Cine sots Der snropadsn Gro6mS9 81 nnn ass TrOens.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-04-08
Siplnmatii6e Sbatigfrit.
Die @ermittelungs 8eriu4e Der
W}d4te in @aIbingtpn.

Die @ermittelungs 8eriu3e Der
MGhte in 0ui6jngtpn.
@ie mitget6eilt, bat Ii6 in ben leBtsn
pierunb3pan3ig StunDen 6dt Ii6 IN
bieFiQen oiplomatiifen &reiIen etne 10
emIi9e SGGtigfeit enttpidelt, pdB man,
o6ne fe6l3uge6en, i6lieBen barF IS
6anDelt Tid6 nm Gonferen3en, fpel9e
auf Die 46FaFung elmer gemeinidmen
g}ote an Die 6ieItge Regierung ab3ielz
ten. Den U}ittslpuntt bisfer Diploma
tiTden QlttipitGt bilDete bic britiI6s
8ptf6aft, mas aus Dem ltmItanDe
Ifon gu ertlGrsn pGre, boB Sir Suz
liam 9auncefots Der 0oDan Oes oiploz
matil6sn Corps lit. 0arauS ableitsn
3u poQen, DAB @roBbritannien DOaig
nit ben europGiI6en WG4ten iibarstn@
itimme, pel6e aus nd6e liegenoen
8rinoen nit Spanien ipmpat6tiiren
uno bic Snitiatipe BEL Der 8ermttte=
luna ergrtFfen 6a62n, tpdre inOeB daer
Nd6rlGslnIlfteIt na3 gu r@ti 8s9dnz
6rn.
gs lieg:n 8riinbe fir bic 9tnna6me
DOR, oaB @nglano, pie Dies in mob
b06ersm MaaBe BON ben fiiOzamerttdz
nif6cn Republiten gilt, in Ieinen Spmz
pat6ie'n BEN Ser. Staaten 3unsigt,
uno lebiqli9 bereit tpGre, elmer epen@
tueIlen 8ermittelung afabemiI9 5u5uz
Itimmsn, o6ne irgenopie einen 9rud
auF Die Ser. Staten au5ii6en gu mol
len. Sir Sultan lit inoeB in Ieiner
@iqsnI6aft al8 Oppen Des oiplpmdttz
iden Gorps in oieier 5rags b.ionoerS
bemiibt gapeIea, &larheit gu ihdffer.
unO es BARI angenommen peroen, DAB
er oies6a3iigii6, in bertrauliG:r Walie
nit G5prGIentanten car QominiItraz
tion prGlimindre 6iiblung gebabt bat.
Dap Die berI1ieDentlichea diploma
tiI6en &onferen3en Der 6siDtn laBtcn
SAGE 5u einsm prattiI9en 3eIultat
fibren tperDen, lit me6r, ais unpdbrz
ifeinli6. Gs purDe Ihon friiber
conItatirt. DAB Die 2lOminiItratiOn ntat
qeneigt lei, elmer @ermittelung eurOs
6GtFfer MGfts 8s60r gu gs6en, uno
Dies pirb aus 5uOerldIIiger Quele BE-
fGtiqt. Sin bo6ftebenber geamt,r
lus Der nd6Iten llmge6ung oes PrdIiz
oenten, Der nit Dan sini9Idgigea Bar
3altniIIen auf bas @eraueite Dertruut
1T, ga6 fulgenbe Grtldrung a6:
Sin Qlnerbiften aur 9ermittelang
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Aue 9uffnuaeeu amf FrteHeu amfaesehem
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-04-08
3ett 1pie0er &ries.

aFnen Gug Elm Il nherrH BtlH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-04-08

8ui6tngton D g., T. 4pri- Sai geTrn 6a fi bic Suuon
o6srmals bu Spanien lit bpdng gporon bat bic
geerr gusff! gefen 3ugednbnT risoIde 20iung
boffn nBr in guu gOgn berpgert Die Qbmnraton be-
B &rg unOermsibIf, ni spantm nod
QGie Ienn Stdnbpunt pt nOsri nagibt Die Bot
a GinisnOn 9rGfont geern pO6 gt 8erFfaft
rno pirO Npnta o1ne bic nR @erdnbsrung ob Moo3ing
Dem @ongrtB 3ugsb nenn m oa unerpare nId e9nen ou 81
gnb psr gepe9ung 8ur N6pnbung 8rs W Wu
OrO mman ale Sorberungn Der Der Sta1en 5ugef6 insB
m Der 8eigung panIdn erfut H6sr @U6a Die orei p9
n qune beutgsn Radrin no: Gnredsn elmer 9oraung
gu unin @r9uun9 5sOens but bic feds uropdidn 9rOB
mGs (26a unen @snsraItonu See 6upanu
gangn geTe6l id ndfen dmug Ser Staaten en5udf
FEM Der OminOc Son Der reB 9pfsn MQoO mo B oaS&re9
e6er ie6r gum Qus6ud geang Idsn ME 3u 21nbe
eBt i6riggns @efunban Wooro Mabro feline n
rutiorsn in 8e3ug uuF Snrnun3 ienem POn 3uggon8n
Die 6eute @erern sprOpdidn @rOBmGe Dem Prdi
bntn berret oe Derdnoer Die Situation Der Qnfft 0gi
Der Der QominIraon nif i'm GngFen entbGt
milD uusseprutn 8un Groun9 be 6riomS unO 1T ourau
nd als Bro 8etf16n unerer 3sgrung gu 6etrdn
Mebrere Der Gfe psI fd @orIaun8 bslghn bnbn f,
pe r meB i'm boan Gnpns6men nit ben abFn Der Ser
Suun g3ug au bic cu6unfe uge enem qost H oafe
n bic ReO Die 2npo 9rdOenten bu feline @erdnDrung
In Gn6luTe an CUR Snirpnon au Gub gu Iien, bic
9epegung Gde p6n 3ua 6t6en. Qeere 9oel
ung2n nidbt erpdrtet
Sm Gon9B i'm 6uie pie @not bft beue iO9u unter Den
pdmen 8efrportern 5rieOns Die Nnt buB Der 88 W
mmen muB ueber Die Nrt Wet bS 8ogebns 8er tud
en BrGioent pinift npnon obne lnabbdngigte
4nnnung erogn ob aud gi4 bic unob6dnggt @uba
pn u 96n Die enun9n melt ausetnonoer a6rIfn
m prb 6Bgn Oe6atn Durube mmen Die Gpmen Des 9du
es unb Snas fir duDGrge Nngegn6eer bu IN St
uno unb eben 8era6unoen Cuba fort Ssor Quedbu,
btge unta. 6ausGome argumen
rte gu Gunn 2nertennung cbanen unabbdng9te Sine
Clique Der 3epu6fan 5aue frd ba bic Qdbenenbot
tdft onag a6emu DfOben Dnnte Iammel 3eu Inter
frifn 9argenoTe. in btm Syau Montag gemenz
ale Sadie nit ben 9emOtraten MAIDEN SregsmuBna6m
u reiten dnger 9rGbten gu part Sic bebaupten
6er so ndrin e6aln faben Hur "a Smmen no nOtbtg,
nm i'm 0mOfraten Opuien Utat i'm 0oufe
gu Td9ern.
0}ann peld fir Die beOen 4rlezgegmn@
ter oebraud3 peroen fno ont epa 900 angenorben
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-04-08

Die Gun0ten 0eut6anOs 0ranfrsis Gnganos 8uB(ano Oe
rsi6s mO Stuliens H6sitn bhie gefrn in QBa6ngtOn.
qrd0en Mc&inlep's opomuide Qtntiport. Die 6altun8
uner Regerung pirO burb bic HOte ntt i'm @eringtep
6eenfuBt perOen. - Seine Deitrn 8prteQungsn gu
erpurten. @m N}pntag foG Die 8otfa ieBt gang
qepiB fommen - QBnn nid) 10 pirD bic &riegs-
purtei unter Gpu6litanern 9emenI6uf
lide @afe nit ben 0mOtraten gegen
prdiibenten NADER.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-06-25

tulle will accompany a gown OF rose or
pale green, a turquoise blue toilet will DO
ornamented with jet. This sort Of COM
bination Is also seen in summer goods,
batistes OF straw, ecru, mauve and other
delicate tints being embroidered with black
dots. These goods will be much employed
for warm weather gowns, as will large
checked ginghams and piques. For more
elaborate costumes embroidered wolfe,
chenille embroidered tulle and mousselinos
de sole with daintily colored floral designs
will be used.
Skirts for evening and ceremonious
wear are to have train, moro or less
long Sometimes it just lies upon tho
ground, sometimes 1t is very extensive.
Around tho hip, sirts are very close, and
no crinoline or huiroloth is used anywhere
about them, soft, flexible effect being
now the newest and most desirable thing.
Bodices will retain the blouse in 'front.'
but behind 10 must go. 1t was never be-
coming there. Full fronts are not likely
to be abandoned all summer because they
lend themselves SO well to thin materials
Close corsages are to be worn also, how
ever, and indications arc that they will
soon prepopderate.
Sleeves are quito close and plain--at
least the newest ones-but with these ad-
justed sleeves and bodices the collars and
berthas Of the 1880 order are to be revived.
Tho picture shows costume Of pale
blue silk. The front Of the skirt forms a
deep, round apron, upon which is mounted
a founce Of silk which grows deeper to-
ward the back. The close bodice is cross
cd In front and has ichu composed Of
three narrow ruf1les of pale blue mousse
line dc sole which opens over q chemisette
of black satin. The collar and belt are OF
black satin, and black satin bow at the
back retains two long sash ends of black
satin edged by ruflles Of blue mousseline
de sole. The black straw hat has black
satin crown and is trimmed with black
plumes. JUDO CHOLLHr.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-06-25
BY AUTHORITY,
Water Notice.

In accordance with Section | of
Chapter XXVI of the Laws of 1886:
All persons holding water privileges
or those paying water rates, are here
by notified that the water rates for
the term ending December 81, 1898,
will be due and payable at the Office
of the Honolulu Water Works, on the
LIST day of July, 1898.
All such rates remaining unpaid for
10 days after they are due will be sub
ject to an additional 10 per cent.
All privileges upon which rates re-
main unpaid August Is, 1898, go days
after becoming Delinquent are liable
to suspension without further notice.
Rates are payable at the Office of the
Water Works in the Kapuaiwa Build
ing. ANDREW BROWN,
Sup't. Honolulu Water Works.
Honolulu, III. l., June 90, 1898.
943 lot
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-06-25
NEW STYLES.
Prevailing Modes For the Present and the
Coming Seasons.

The foremost modistcs are now adding
touch of black --brotellos, belt, bows or
,houx-to nearly all costumes of light or
bright colors. A black sash of satin or
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-06-25

Chamberlain's Pain Balm has
no equal as a household liniment.
1t is the best remedy known for
rheumatism, lame back neuralgia;
while for sprains, cuts, bruises,
burns, scalds ard sore throat, it is
invaluable. Wertz q Pike, mer-
chants, Fernandina, Fla, write:
Everyone who buys bottle of
Chamberlain's Remedies, comes
back and say it is the best medi o.
cine he has ever used" so cents
per bottle by all dealers. Benson,
Smith Co., General Agents.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-06-25
THE HOUSEHOLD.

Hints on Table Service and Decorations
OF the Living Rooms.
The latest fancy for an elaborate dinner
service is to substitute gold plated ware
for silver when the time for dessert arrives
All the silver being removed, it is replaced
by forks, spoons, knives and little plates
Of gilded ware.
The leaves Of foliage plants used as n
decoration In ordinary living rooms should
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-06-25

be wiped every week to keep them fresh
and remove tho dust. Plants flourish
much better when thus treated and are
much more ornamental. Palms, umbrella
plants and rubber trees are chiefly chosen
for household decorations because they
Will live with comparatively small
amount of light and care, but some yarie-
ties Of begonias arc also patient in these
respects and make very pretty ornaments
The ordinary large leaved Gamma, such as
Is bedded out to form groups in the gar
den, is also very satisfactory decorative
plant when planted in tub or jar In the
house. 1t has much the effect OF banana
tree, but Ia more leafy and luxuriant.
The large variety Of Gala lily, when well
grown, Is likewise a graceful plant, and
the leaves alone are ornamental enough to
make 1t valuable for the house.
Cartridge paper in gray, ecru, coffee or
green tones Is preferable to paper having
a design for any room where pictures are
to be hung on the walls II rich and
elaborate wall paper Is dosiredS ,ictures
should be omitted and the wall decoration
left unbrokcn by any such Interruptions
The walls of the dining room and the hall
are often covered with paper having a
highly colored and conspicuous design, the
surface being divided into panels by bands
OF picture molding. In such cases pictures
will detract from the good effect instead
of increasing 1t.
The cut given today shows house gown
Of blue CLOTH IT is g9thercd. In to the fig
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-06-25

ure by rows OF snirring at the waist pu-
hind, whilo in front it is double breasted
and falls straight. The collar and roycrs
are OF white cloth, tho latter fastening m.
der bow of white taiIota ribbon .
long ends. The loose sleeves are gait, Il
into deep cuff Of white cloth ornamcntcd
with white pearl buttons.
JUDO CHoLLET.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-06-25
Dividend Notice.

A Dividend will be due and payable
to the Stockholders Of the Hawaiian Su-
gar Co., Mt the Office OF w. G. Irwin &
Co., Ltd, on June %, 1898. Transfer
books close June 25th.
w. l.. HOPPER,
$40 5t Secretary.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-06-25
w. G. Irwin & Go.
Limited.
Agents for

Agents for
Western Sugar Refinery 90. Of San
Francisco.
Baldwin Locomotive Works Of Phila-
delphia, Penn. U s. A.
Newell Universal Mill Co. National
Cane Shredder), New York, U. s. A.
N.Ohlandt g. Co.'S Chemical Fertilizers.
Alex Cross Il Sons, high grade fertil.
izers for Cane and Coffee.
Reeds Steam Pipe Covering
Also
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-06-25
Offer for Sale

Parafine Paint Cos P Il B Paints and
Papers; Lucol and Linseed oils, raw
and boiled.
Indurine, Ia cold water paint in white
and co.ors.
Filter Press Cloths, Cement, Lime and
Bricks.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-06-25
Just Like Gold Coin.

For more than fifty years
has PERRY DAVIS PAIN
KILLER stood the test
against all remedies prepared
to eradicate pain, and today
stands at the head of the list
among the medicines that are
SO essential to keep at hand in
the home.
tits not new fangle remedy
nor do the proprietors lay
claim to any wonderful revela-
ton of the ingredients that en-
ter into the manufacture of
this ever popular remedy.
1t is p rfectly harmless, you
need have no fear of becoming
habitually inclined to it's use.
For Collie, Cramps, Dysen-
terry, Colds, and all painful
affections, a few doses will GER
tainly give relief. You cannot
afford to be without a bottle
in the house.
Your forefathers used it
and found it beneficial.
Why experiment with some
remedy that is new and it's effect
on the system unknown?
1t has many rivals but no
equal.
S The new 35c. size con-
tains over double the quantity
of the Csc. size.
HOLSTER -:-Drug
Company,
Sole Agents for the Islands.