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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1898-06-03

in the show cases adjoining are the
fine line of candies and cakes In which
the house is noted for high production.
Fresh bread Is received daily and rep
resented along with the fine line 81
pastry goods II Is also headquarters for
cigars and tobacco and smokers sup
plies, imported and domestic goods the
best to be had 10 the market, comprise
the stock. The central apartment OF
the store represents the ice cream par
Tor. 1t is sumpUously fitted up with
fine oak tables and chairs, the walls be-
ing decorated with pleasing pictures
that assist in producing the general ef-
feet OF brilliancy Electric lights and
fans add to the comforts as well as
beauty, making II the place Of all places
of the kind in the town OF Hickman. A
general restaurant business Is also con-
Quoted, meals or short orders are served
in the best Of style, evidencing the fact
that an able chef is in attendance.
Mr., Caru1hers has been engaged IN
business here for eighteen months ard
has within that short time built up a
splendid business. Mr.. Percy Jones is
connected with the house in the capacity
Of clerk
Mr. Caruthers has, by his splendid
traits Of charac er, made lots Of friends
in Hickman and that he will meet greater
success in trade is virtually assured.
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Mr.. Ward Is veteran In the fish in
iustry, having been for years engaged
In that pursuit, lie has charge OF the
business at the lake and also looks after
a mercantile establishment operated by
the company The headquarters and
maih Office of the concern II located here
and Is presided over by Ledford a. Rog-
gers, one Of our most eGterprising firms,
Mr.. Ledford looks after the business
principally. a private telephone ser
vice connects their business here with
that of the lake, facilitating the firm
to MI orders on very short notice, ard
the business they transact is enormous
The firm members are Ward, Ledford
and Rogers,
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home. a cut OF which is here shown, Is
of goods and the ever association Of low
prices command a trade over a territory
of many miles Personally Mr., Buch-
anan Is a very genial ungrctcntious gen
tlcman. lie bears the credit Of having
been Instrumental In laying he iOunda-
ton OF numerous enterprises, the pro-
motors having under his training gain
Ell knowledge of business to the ex-
tent Of having an undauntcd success
on their own account. In all circles, so
cial aud commercial. he stands at the
highest rounds to the cause of each ever
doing q noble work
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A. .. CARUTHERS.
RESTAURANT, Fine Confectf
leo Cream Parlor and -
Fountain.

Ore OF the most attractive and pop
ular business houses In this city is ne
one under review W. A. o. caruthers
is the proprietor and to whom much
credit should be given for the spirit OF
enterprise portrayed in furnishing Hick-
man with so metropolitan an appearihg
institution. The establishment is To-
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MISS LOU HARPER.
Fine Millinery-The Elite Store
of Hickman.

In writing up a resume of Hickman
our work would be very incomplete II
we failed to mention the millinery bust
ness conducted by Mrs. Lou Harper
The Beaumonde of Hickman, a palace
Of fashion that the elite ladies Of Hick-
man and contiguous territory are loud
in praise of the store is contained in the
ground floor room Of the neYS,sIunuG
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hilllflH Nl.F Only lllAN WIN y NANlN l|f v ~
acquainted His possessions a, the time s
he began work in this store MAS 81 so {
~ u>w--r-7 1nu6u6unuuu
SDre seemed To favor him al
- turn by the practice u economy
no saved the greater amount Of his
earnings. which were later invested m
an interest 81 the business From time
to time as circumstances would permit
he would purchase more stock until
eventually ne was sole proprietor 81 the
concern and to-day Is rated as one OF
the weaithiest men In Fulton county
lie has closely Identified himself with
every character Of public cntcrptis" lie
is now president OF The Farmers and
Merchants National Bank. an .nstiru-
zion founded through his instrumental
ity. At a meeting OF the directors be
vas elected president ~" was for a
number Of years a rockholdcr In the
Hickman National Bank, and hold the
Office uf vice president and president iu
that institution. The Buchanan blo,k.
cut which Is shown In this edition.
- one Of the most commanding ~ the
city The corner and adjoining bust
ness rooms ar, used In the conduct ~
the business over which Mr. buchanan
personally superintends and might
be properly termed a general supply
station as the stock Of goods embraces
practically everything needful to- com
munity The store Is classified and d.
yided into two sections. The corner
room Ia utilized for dry goods, shoes,
clothing, MOTORS, etc, while the adjac-
ent room caters to every demand Of gro
Gerry and hardware stock Al arChway
near the Water street entrance forms a
connection OF the two rooms, augment
ing the service In each. The second floors
of the building are also represented with
merchandise, showing to advantage a
riagnih 'ent stock OF clothing carpets
trunks, etc. The store is combined
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TIC u UNt Ut UUT NIV~'
chants. and takes active interest M mo
uphuilding OF Hickman. lie Is a member
Of the Business Mems association and
splendid representative
Fred Case, a son, assists In the store.
He is very bright Young man Of bust
ness like demeanor and In energy is a
chip OF the old block
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systematic dealing will permit and TAX.
Ing mo consideration hat he porrou-
ally looks after the wants Of customers.
a guarantee u warranted that every
thing IL jus, as represented He store
is contained iu a brick build'rg and Is
20xSO feet in dimens on. he stock Is
conyculcn ~ arranged and b. a FAIR rep
fos.ntatlJu ~ general store. WHEN
dry goods and clothing are EXCLUDED
groceries Is the chief representation a.
embraces wares THAI only associate with
strictly Al grocery store \ spicnd d
Ock 81 glassware guceuswarc aud
light hardware Is also seen In sock
Mr. Wttug IL a typical representative
ot the younger element OF business men
He Ia enterprising IN spirit and readily
assists AZ liberal a. Is consistent any
movement that carulates To place HEX
/ man to the front tie Is a home boy
and Is entitled TO the favor he has met Ia
mercantile pursuits In all circles 80.
| Cial and commercial. he stands very
| high Ne j. D member Of the Business
Mems Association. an Organization bat
h. doing much TO build up 'he town
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SANDERS & REEVES.

Farm Machinery, Implements
and Vehicles The Largest
Dealers in West kentuCkx.I
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general store conducted by a Mr. John
Millet, the only man with whom he vas
acquainted. His possessions at the time
he began work in this store WAS 81 so
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Den eer SmbTeite.

8si ben GbeIeuten George @irib bai
iib Elm SDbnIein einssiteat.
9en @bsIeuten SObn Ri&asI bon
pidorp StraBe tparb 5reitas Elm S5bn,
lsin setorsn.
aa- 8eibIeman's fiir gibeIn. Sc.
beibGtsr. 8lnoerbd&sr. 303 Daibine'
ton 4pe. /
Srau Senrp 4rmbruit, f., bon Gin
Strube erboIt ii6 lansiam bon elmer
Idnseren 9ranfbeit.
Ser 26. idbrlide Bal ber 0eptuns
Dampfer 60. finbet am ndhifen Wontap
Gbeno in Der 9ermania SalIe tatt.
Der ct. Mars's @Iss unb 9rumati.
i&e Club bdIt am 90. Sanuar in Wufl
Suas eins abenSuntsrbaItuns ub.
Ostar 8u6enbad bon Sdo Daibine,
ton Ausnue erbielt lsbte Wo9e stpel boz
usrlebte Singer in elmer Rai6ins in ben
Gliff Bertsn.
Serr 5reb. 8. Gsrpps bat feline Refs'
nation ole 4rmenoireftor einssrsibt, b.
ss ibm an 3eit maneelt, ieinen 4mis,
pHl6ten naH;ufommen.
@eil @eorge Build bon grospec
gbenue am Sonntag in Der Trunienbei
S&eBmaifsn abfeuerte. befrafts ibn NI
hermann Storr am NOntas ssbdbrsnb.
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(GinssIanet.)

$50 sesentpdrtis iOpieI pOIitii ssma6i
pirb, tperpen Sic aud mir srlaubsn, Elm
paar Worts su iassn. Die SADIE ia
ndmli& bic. bub i'd CLAUDE, bic Sdbfsits
iei su sinem 8ertrstsr BEL Der itdoiii6en
ARs1orsn'8ebOrbe bere6tist, unb 90 ifi
mir lieber, penn bisisr 8srtrstsr Elm
Dsuti4er if, aIs bon elmer anseren
JatIonalitdt. DssbaIb fbnnen nit
Deuti&sn ni&t bsfsr fabrsn, aIs psnn
mir Serrn Gbrlit. Sifus Su elmer gomis
nation uerbelfen, benn es fann ibm in
elmer orsiidbrisen Amtsseit nidts porse.
iporfen iperben unb er tpirb bon isiner
Corporation eeetanet. @r in felt stipa
80 Subren Elm tbdiiser Burger uuisrer
Waro unb Oh RspubIlianer ober Demo.
frat, oas icaie uns ,.Burf" isin, psnn
sr nur iOnit al reat III.
Stimme bon ber Sdeisits.
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Sunmpre.

Dem 6. & 8. 8remier Srant
8e[er bon Union StraBe tpuroe am
Donnerfas ber redte SUB in Der Dreb.
f&eibe sefaneen uno f6Iimm uerlebt.
- Dem SEQ. Me eDonaIb bon Boiter
Strube 1T am Uiontas in benz SO. 5
Sdudt Elm 5uB 70 b6s sipii6en Barren
,srorIdt poroen, oaB man 4mputatlon
befiirdiet.
= Der Sunee Irtbur 8robsr bon
Ipple Strube brad am Samfag beim
S6littidubIaufen burd bas Gis uno ss
nubm bic psreintep anitreneunsen bon
m'|reren 8umeraoen, nm ibn Dor BEN
srtrinfunsstoo Su retten.
= Inbrsip YlGsn bon bier, Seomeisr
Der Penn. &oblen So, Der am porIebten
WlontaB i'm 9fo. 4. S6adt su giitston
nit mebreren anbersn 8eamten Der Som,
panic ourd cine @rpIoiion perbranni
puroe, harb am Sreltas Nabmittas i'm
Pltision Soipital, obne pOrber pieber
bic Beiinnuns erlanst su baben. Der
8eriiorbene mar SO Sabre alt unb tpirb
BON isiner Satin unO Swei 8inbern iibers
lebt.
= Das bem Sobn Stanton ssbbrenbe
@ebduoe an Der @de bon 8Iafslp unb
Drinfer StraBen. bon Wm. Solanb aIS
Dirtbiduft unb 8Obnuns bsnuBt, serisib
am Dlitipo6 Dlorsen um 33 llbr in
Srano unb tpuroe iammt SnbaIt total
ierltbrt, Ser aIarmirten Seuertpebr
seIane tS, baS Seusr auf baS eine @e'
bduce su bsibrdnten, bod tpurbsn meb.
rers ansren,ence @ebduoe ftart perienat.
Stanion's 8erIuft betrdet etipo 81 500.
8Olanb's SO. 800. Das 5euer mar ooa
oierte auf oerie!ben STEELE innsrbalb 25
Sabren.
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Nprb Scranton.

n@- Maiiipe Sterling SiIberpnare,
iebr empfeblensnertb fur @sibenfe.
s. 2utber, l07 BpOmins 9loe. 50.2
= 9ie 3idbriss 8ate @atbib bon 8rid
4uenue fiel am Samitas in einen &ehel
beiben Wahers unb perbriibte iib 70
i6limm. Oab iie am Sonntas unter
srdbli6en SbmerSen ftarb.
Sin fleines Wai6inenbaus am
8opte Der Infabrt beS 2sssett'S Grset
4blabunesplnbes puroe am Wiontas
4beno our6 Seuer serf6rt uno bic barin
bsfinoli&e Sebsmaidine fart bsiddoisi
- 3psl Wdnner purben am Wontae
oabier ourd Serubnerfen bon ibrem
Basen sismIib fdper perIest. Dm.
8uheeo BON 9ietpton Golpnibip eibielt
b6ic SddoeIperlesunsen uno gonarb
Dtartin, Ireiber oer4ntbracite 8rau Co.,
tru9 einen 8einbrua oapon.
--Srancis Rssan unb Sobn Sberman
BON DAT Strabe puroen am Samitag
Nudt auf oem Seimpese bon Biiiston,
nabe 8snbbam BON brei maSfrtsn Didn.
ner ansebalten, bic NIT pOresbaltsnen
Rebolpern iie um cine nbr uno 2ette uno
etpa $500 in 8aareslo erleidiertsn.
- Dis 8obnuns bes SObn @ooIeper
an Didion Apenue ipurbe etipa A ubr
Nontas Worsen bon glnbre6ern bsiu6i,
turS nudOem er iid sur Arbeit beseben
bate. Sic betdubten Srau WooIspsr nit
GbIoroform uno burdfbberten bann bas
SauS. $l4 8aareelp unb einen Sraurins
erbaltenb.
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DaS xhal abwdrtS.

TapIur. - Die biefsen RatboIifsn
tperben in 8ir3e cine airde erbalten.
bsnn 8iidof O'Sara bat iib entidIoRsn,
cine neue Bfarrei bier su erdnoen unO
bic 2ots fir bic alrde uno bus piarr.
baus iinb sefauft uno bisie ioasn in eini'
gen Wonaten ertidtet perben.
- Diebe, bic in einem @nssn rsiifen,
beraubten am Sumfas bic DObnuns bee
Sobn 8rissis, an Der MlIwuutes 2ano.
ittabe, cine fur3e Strede bon Der 2ada.
mama 8abnftation, um cine s35 ent'
bultsnoe 86ris.
- Rad elmer pauie bon nabe,u feds
Sabrsn puroe am Dienftae Mooiie pis'
Der bur4 cine GgplOiion in ben Bsrisn
Der Wooiic Bulper gompanie beimse'
iudt. SaS als bic Barrel" Wlbls
befannie 8ebdube, tueldeS Elm por Gber
5 Sabren in bic 2uft ssHosenes srieste.
fog UNI nbr Is Minuten in bic 2uft,
bod batteu eS brei Wdnner fur3 porbsr
perlafien unb giiemanb ipurbe bnber psr'
lest; Elm pferb, bus Dor Der Office ber
Gompanie fano. ipurbe bur6 elm flessn'
oes @iienitdd iofort get6btet. Die srplo,
birenoe 2aouns beitanb aus 600 5afsrn
aepbbnIidem BuIper unb bic Du6i Der
@Iploiion seririmmerte bas @ebduoe
podhdnbis, beiddoiste bic anberen Sss
bduoe une sertrGmmerte pieIe 6eniters
i9eiben in WOoFe. Ser anseri9tsts
S1aben tpirb bon ber gompanie auf ct.
mo- 81, 900 peranidIaet. Nebrere per'
ionen batten Elm tnuppes gntrinnen Dor
Terlsbuneen.
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0Bilfesbarre Ra&ri6ten.

= Srances Worp, bic II Sabre alts
Go4ter oes Sobn Sdmibt. erlae am
SOnntus Der 2unsenfeaentsdnbuns.
- Ser 18 Sabre aIte gais 6.
Diliams bon Newton III am sreitas in
Der 8ladman Wine iiberfabren unb ge.
t6btet porben; es mar iein eriter 9lrbsiiS.
tag in Der Diine.
@eorse $. Purriib. ber mobile,
fannie 8Oblenoperator, ber fdon felt
Idneerer 3eit untpobl mar, farb am
Samitue in ieiner BObnune, gds Sort
bampion unO Bari 4psnue. an 8lutpsr'
Siftuns.
p@- SerfebIt ni6t, uns su beiu9en,
ebe ibr cure SpieIfaden unb 3udsrpaas
rem fir bic Seiertaae einfnuft. g8illiams
& 8ruber. 3l2 unb 3l4 2adaponna
Ipenue. 48,3
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9amei. sd)reib=Siid.

SNWtS" WtSs ~'IDs
Cine quite 2inie bon bieisn in mebreren
peri6iebenen Muitern uno Breiisn. ST.
den, Mabosanp, Birbs @pe Waple uno
Gurlp Bird. $3.50, So 90, $500 uno
$500.
8ambus Mnitf Sebalter.
Cine NustpahI in Nuitsrn unb 9rsi,
fen. sl.25. 81 55. $50 uno $40 90.
Sapaaefi9e Sereens.
Bier 9aneI Screens in Sob. S6pars.
eeitidt uub banbbemalt in Delft 9Iau
S4.00 bis $1,000.
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ter Strabe erbOIt iid bon elmer 8rant
belt.
No. Fountain Pens, peIde idreiben
8eibleman's. 303 8aibinetOr
Iue. i
- Suitie. bic l4idbrise 1odter be,
gbeleute Sentp Sdnea bon Roro Ieun.
ter Sirabe. ftarb am Sreitas unb ipurbt
am Sonntas i'm Ioro 0aibineton. glpe.
nue. 5rieSbOfe beerOist.
= Die @Obnuns bes Dlatbiaa
Shneioer an SamptOn Strabe puros
lsste Wo4e umsl2 8aareeIo betoblen
bic @nbre6er purbsn beri6eu6t, ebs
he anbere 8sute madten.
- SRI. Sunnab 8i9ter unb Serr
Anoreas Mobr iino am Samitas @6ene
IN Der g8obnuns Der 8rauteltsrn ,u
Mount Oeipep ourd 8afior U. 8. Ramer
als gbepaar einseissnet tpOrosn.
Ser tiirssas @ss. um ii& bon sinem
4nerlffe bon Reuralsie su erbolen if,
81. Satobs Del su eebrauden, ipeI&es
MOT aleln eine ioforilse 2inberung, ions
bern au6 cine prompts Seilung bepirfi.
gs linosrt, unterbriidt unb enbet aaes
Geiben.
NO. Oie neueitsn Nopiidten in 8oIo,
uno Silberpaarsn ;u ben nieorleiten
Treiien, tpenn man bic NuaIitdt in 8s.
tra1t slebt, bdIt s. Sdtmpff, 3l72ada.
lpanna Apenue. Sein 8orraib fur bic
5sieriass If srOb unO iOrsfaltis aussr.
pablt; aaes sarantirt. 49,3
- Sn bsr Diamond Dlins trus am
Samitas B. &. SbOsmater bon yeoro
GUNNER apenue srdBIide Branbpunpen
am Obert6rpsr bapOn, oils er cine
Spren8un8 porbereitete; Elm 5unten
Uon ieiner 2ampe fel in bas pulper uno
usrsria4te bsRsn frabseitise @rploiiou.
= aus Der @Obnuns bss SObn 9bo.
mas an 8ier3ebnter Strabs purben am
Sonntas 4benp, tpabrsnb bic SamiIie
in Der &rr4e mar, snei 86risn entleert,
Die Iber $40 entbislten. Das 9elb se.
bbrte Der SudiOn Strabe 8aptitsn
&lr&e. eeren S6asmeiiter 9bomas 1T.
Der ooer bic OIebe batten einen Duplis
tatidltlnsl uno seIanstsn obns Wlbe in
oaS Saus.
= SIN benz 3. 8. Worsan @ebduSe
an Der gfe bon Wiain Npenue uno slds
lon Strabe, ais IpOibefe unb &leioerla.
ben benubt, ipuroe am Sonntae Dlorstn
eln 5euer entoedt, baS in ber Npoibefs
elnen Sdaoen bon mebreren tunoert
Dollars anridtete, ebe eS bic bur6 8a'
fen 35 alarmlrte 6eueripebr bepdltist
batte. Die nriade beS 9ranbes 1T un.
Usfannt. tuabrideinlid il iie ubsr SeIbit'
Sn benz boppeIten @obnbauIs bss
@oputo Sarr an Norb Wiain Apsnue
eniItano am WlOntas 0Roreen stpa 2
lb- in oem RamIn eln Seuer, bas BON
bis gum Da6e bas aneren.
ienoe Sospsrf oerbrannte /; baS Sc.
bduoe 1T slemli1 Hart beiddbist, bod
IL Der 8erluf ourd 8sriideruns ssbsdl.
Die auf Der einen Seize tpobnsnbe Samss
eelpis 5amilie, aus Batter uno orel 1bt'
tern bsitsbenb. battle Elm fnappss @nt'
IOmmen pom GritIdunsstob. oenn als iie
nufwabie. tparen ibre 5immer nit 8aub
Beftilt unb nit Utlbe eeIane eS ibnen,
IN ben gaditleiosrn su eniillsben. Die
aebenan uObnsnbe Ratban 8opIin Sas
Mile snttam Obne MIbe.
r@- Suarfstten iperben auf 9stsauns
in isbsr Jorm bon seiaidten arbsitern
lnssferiist. unb iinb elm ssiddstes
5eiertags8eident. Spredt Dor bel
=. SHimpff, 3l7 2adapanna 9lue.
nue.. 50,2
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&obr sdanfelf

sluss mas mir seisen IL bGbi6 'unt
comfortubel unb 10 nieoris i'm Breiis als
tpie mDslit fur iolbe bdbi6e Sidble
Dlan6e in farbiaen 8Obreffeftsn. Sl.40
SO so, SO so, $500 unb 81 so.
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xbee Sets
puu fsinsm China. bsforirt NIT @oIb une
Barbtn psrtb $500. 0O........"......".."...i.69
xetesasxete Sets
!3pti 5aiisn unb linitrtaIsn, Rabm. une
3udsrbsb6lttr, 5b:s;auns uup Iray; 8arbtn
obsr SIumsnbtfuratipntn, ptrtb $i....."..6l 9
2eller Get.
SaNs, liuiutaNtn unb Seller Yon fran,UFi&sm
China brsi GrUbtn, 5 Dsfornttousn in psr Aue.
uobl .2.41
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Sin Secren Set

madt elm nhbI&ss unb bauerbusS @ei6ent Ni 10 pe iss
aetauft aIs pie fraber Saon Dam nc bic Breie 10
niebrs Gins nit rosn geru Saben bdb4en 8umen De-
OratiOnsn uuo @Ob Gdt runDF&ss @bna; par als s275
so Ianse iie bo Inb au 81. 9S.
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Saroiaiere Stanos.

8ambus. Wabosunp. @iden unt
PsrlbeIest. sl.25. SO 90. $3.50 unb
$500.
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xcilette Sets
f2 StHds bts btitsn impcrtirisn gisaus
fuiIb aTrpus, nit Stip. sl unb Garbsn Dsfora-
iionsu. ..498
S6bmifbe 0afen
Srssup cine @rSbs uub Munsr, irssne cine
6arbs cbu DsfOratiOn. pUn tUi 8 bis tu $2.OO,
a,bsn flr...........................8 fir 8 bio 1.5O
0Saffer SetS
grius pbn blaus 8arbs @Iaspaars, ntut
6prmsn, SraY nit Stt; paun 81 .OO. ttsi
..............H v
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Seriierte Wf0belitiife.

8srierte M0behdde MAIDEN Elm anne bmbares unit ndBI@es
99sbnattsssihsnf. Sod bic nh su Wsbnatten nbern
Sabre naber @aaen srr.een. 5Odes nb @denie. bic uns
ber seiunoe Nsndnuerfdnb ius bab mir s sebn ioan.
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Weiiins Glide.

Snpr PIatts WeHina Glide inb bsuts
bier fur ueniser aIs pie sembbnli6 far
iolhe blbi4e Baaren. S4.00 bis $500
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6pbe 3arfer Slpttsen.

SRI. @brifina SCHUBERT bon gesun.
ter Strabe erbOIt iid bon elmer 8rant
belt.
The Advocate and news., 1898-01-12

DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
purifies the blood, stimulates digestive
action, searches out disease-germs wher-
ever they exist and puts the whole body
into vigorous, strong and healthy con-
ditiOn. 1t builds up solid, useful flesh,
rubs out wrinkles, brightens the eyes
and makes life really worth living.
The Advocate and news., 1898-01-12

Several Kansas papers are unneces-
sarily worrying themselves over the
welfare of Buffalo Jones He went on
an expedition into British Columbia
some months ago and has not been
heard from since. Jones is able to take
care Of himself whether he is in frontier
wilderness or participating in confer
ence with railroad presidents.
The Advocate and news., 1898-01-12

Some one who has given attention to
the matter figures that Mckinley has had
an average Of eighty applicants for every
Office.
The Advocate and news., 1898-01-12
REFERENCES.


1O4.
b The opera Clari, by John Howard
Paine, included In its hbretto the song
of Home, Sweet Home"
Beers Outline Studies" 109.
d "Peter Farley" by Samuel G. Good
rich, a Boston publisher, who was the
first to remember the boys and girls,
compiled nearly 200 books with the as
sistance Of various writer's.
Beers Outline Studies" 111-1l4.
Charming was religious writer who
was one OF the principal leaders in the
Unitarian revolt against Puritan Ortho-
doxy.
SIDE LIGHTS.
It was William Elery Charming who
asked the question, do we possess
what may be called a national litera-
ture?" and whom 1t lis said answered
1t by the implication, at least, in the
negative" Yet the fast that we do now
possess national literature Is due in
part to this very man and his assOci-
ates. His productions do not rank
among the permanent treasures Of our
literature.
Wants of Man" was an ironical SER
mon on Goldsmith's text:
MAN wants but little here below,
Nor. wants that little long"
Some stanzas from brakes "Culprit
Fay:
'Tis the hour Of fairy ban and spell,
The wOOd-tick has kept the minute well,
He has counted them all with click and
stroke
Deep in the heart OF the mountain oak,
And he has awakened the sentry-elve
Who sleeps with him in the haunted tree,
To bid him ring the hour Of twelve,
And call the fays to their reVelry;
Twelve small strokes on his tinlkling bell
CTwas made of the white snaiPs pearly
SHELF.
Midnight comes and all is well
Hither hlther wing your way!
IT'S the dawn of the fairy day.
They come from beds Of lichen green,
They creep from the mullein's velvet screen,
Some on the backs Of beetles fly.
From the silver tops OF moon-touched
trees,
Where they swung in their cob-web ham,
And HUSaS rocked ns about in the evening breeze;
In the trickery pomp. Of fairy pride
He puts his acorn helmet on;
1t was plumed Of the silk Of the thistle
The corselet plate that guarded his breast
Was once the wild bees golden vest;
His cloak of a thousand mingled dyes,
was formed of the wings of butterflies:
His shield was the shell of lady-bue
queen,
Studs of gold on a ground of green;
And the quivering lance which he bran
dished bright,
Was the sting of wasp he had slain In
fight.
Swift he bestrode his firefly steed;
He barred his blade of the bent-grass blue;
He drove his spurs Of the cookie seed
And away like q glance Of thought no
flew,
To skim the heavens and follow far
The fiery trail of the rocket star.
The Advocate and news., 1898-01-12
LESSON IV--PART /.

Outline Of the Early Period.
The Advocate and news., 1898-01-12
COOPERATIVE READING CLUBS.

AMERICAN LITERATURE COURSE.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-05-03
FOR THE MAINE MEMORIAL
GAME or BASEBALL FOR \ GOOD
PURPOSE.
TO Aid the Families of the Men Lost
on the Maine-Bennington and ka-
mehameha Clubs to Compete

For some weeks past there has been
considerable discussion in Honolulu
relative TO giving grand benefit con-
cert at the Opera House for the
Maine Fund" the proceeds to he sent
to the destitute families of those who
sacrificed their lives for the honor of
their country i'm the harbor of Hava-
ma on February 18th last. Notwith-
standing the fact that some of the
prominent people of the city have
worked on the proposed plan of a
benefit they have up to the present
time not succeeded in launching the
enterprise.
Now comes the jolly tars of the bat
tleship Bennington and take time by
the forelock in the movement to pro-
vide a fund for the above named pur-
pose. The boys of the Bennington
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