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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-09-15
WITH THE PHOTOGRAPHERS.

The United States army is now cost
ing 100000 a day. Congress appropriat-
ed $50, 900, 900 to support it, exclusive of
money for Notifications. Two months
of the fiscal year have passed and S31, =
600 900 have been spent on the army. 1t
is now estimated that the appropriation
will not last until December, although
the fiscal year will not end until next
June.-Springfeld Republican.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-12-06

Fine Broadcloth Kersey Jackets strap-trfm-
med or tailored seams-in double hrea sted and
fyfront styles, dip and scaIloped effects
lined with heavy satin.
Choice Of black royal 40
navy, castor and brown SM H0S
Positively worth SO and oNlU u VN
Sl2-for .......-..... ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-12-06
other Increased Asked For

Among other increases in the strength
of the department. Mr.. Paris asked for
forty-six additional privates, which would
give two more men to each company The
department, he thinks, has never had a
sufficient force to enable it to properly
handle the various pieces of apparatus,
ana, In his opinion, the necessity for such
an increase has been demonstrated time
and time again upon the occurrence of fires
of any magnitude.
The chief engineer is of the. opinion that
no adequate appropriation for the repair
of the quarters of the various companies
has ever been made. In some of the houses
extensive repairs are necessary, and he
thinks it Is only a matter of few years
when new houses will have to be provided
for Nos. L and engine companies, while
new houses for Nos and 6 engine COM
panies should have new quarters at once
The apparatus at present in the depart-
ment is as follows: Sixteen engines IA in
service, in reserve; II hose carriages IL
In service, in reserve; . trucks in sery-
Ice, l fr reserve: 1 chemical engine capac-
fty 40 gallons; 1 chemical engine capacitv
l6O gallons; fuel wagons in service;
supply wagons In service; two-wheel hose
reel. loaned to Mr.. Perry Carson for serv-
Ice at Ivy City; hose reel and appliances
ioaned to the residents of TenIeytown; l
buggy for use of the chief engineer: /
buggy each for the use of the two assistant
chief engineers, and I buggy for the use
of the fire marshal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-12-06
Number of Companie. Inndeuua,

Number of Companies Inndeauate.
Mr.. Paris invites attention to the neces-
sity of further increase in the number
of companies Of this department While
some sections of the county have been
generously provided for with fire anna
ratus. he says there are other sections in
which there is virtually no protection
whatever from fire.
The part of the county most in need of
a company at this time" says the chief
densely populated suburbs of the city Be-
sides the large number OF private dwellings,
In this village. there is the property of the
National Soldiers Home and the Catholic
University. Millions of dollars have been
spent on these two tracts alone Several
fires have occurred in this section during
recent years, and because Of the inadequate
service of this department very little as
sistance could be rendered. The companv
nearest this section Is engine company
No. Il, located at North Capitol and Quincy
streets. The run from this house to prop
erty IN and about Brookland is long one
and In bad weather 1t is almost an impossf-
bility for horses to draw the heavy appa-
ratus over the roads. For this reason, as
.he RESIDENTS IN this section are now with
out any protection whatever in case of
fire. the establishment of a combination
chemical and hose wagon at this place is
protection at this time"
The Commissioners in their estimates
asked that this Brookland company be pro
vided: also an engine company in South
west Washington and truck for the south
eastern section of the city, as well as a
new house for No. engine company fail
ing to approve Mr.. Paris recommendatfon
for two additional engine companies In the
northwestern section. a truck company In
Southwest Washington and an engine COM
pany in Georgetown.
The present force Of the department con-
sists OF 21f men. and the chief engineer
states that their conduct has been, On the
whole. good. there having been but % cases
OF alleged violations of the rules. in seven
Of which the charges were dismissed. Good
service was the rule during the year
Recommendation Renewed.
Mr.. Paris renews his Recommendation of
former syears-that the law providing for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-12-06

the payments of pensions granted for
deaths or disease contracted in the line OF
duty be amended so as to authorize the
payment of such money as may be re-
CURED to supply any deficiency which may
occur in this fund out of the revenues OF
the District of Columbia, instead of from
Police Court fines. 1t is self-evident, he
believes, that the fines collected in the Po-
lice Court will not be sufficient ina very
short time to meet the demands that will
be made upon 1t, and such an event would.
he says, work hardship upon those who
have spent the best years of their lives in
the service. at the same time depriving the
widows and orphans of the means provided
for their maintenance.
He is also of the opinion that the law pro-
viding for the firemen's relief fund should
be amended follows: That the chief
engineer, assistant chief engineers. fore
men, engineers, firemen, hostlers and pri-
Yates of the fire department, when inca
pacitated by age or so disabled by injury
received or disease contracted in the line
of duty as mentioned in said provisions,
shall be entitled to receive benefits of the
firemens relief fund, as follows: Chief en-
gineer, 500 per month: assistant chief en-
gineers, SIS per month; foremen, $50 per
month: engineers, $50 per month: firemen,
$50 per month: hostlers, $50 per month:
privates, SIS per month; but nothing in this
amendment shall be construed to prevent
the allowance now authorized for funeral
expenses
Names on Pension Roll.
There are thirty persons on the pension
roll, the pensions being paid from what is
known as the firemen's relief fund. The
following statement of the receipts and dis
bursements under this fund were made dur
ing the past fiscal year: Balance on hand
July l, 1898, s2534-53; proceeds of United
States $50 per cent bond. $50. IS; interest on
bond, 81; fines. fremen, $50; donations, s42J;
amount retained from pay of firemen. ST.
375.25, and fines from Police Court, 81, 565 IS,
total of s1O,04S.5S. Less unused Police
Court lines, carried to the general fund of
the District, s6S3.79. s9,414.7s. Disburse-
ments, s9.414.79.
Mr.. Paris thinks that at least one hun
drew more fire alarm boxes should be
erected in the District Last year but
eleven additional ones were erected making
the total number now in service DAB With
the present number in operation the loss
of much valuable time il often made neces-
sary, he states. because of the nearest box
being 50 far distant from the scene of the
fire.
Seventy-four OF the 1913 alarms turned
in during the year were false ones.
and the police made number of arrests.
The penalty for the offense, Mr.. Paris be-
lieves Is too small to meet the ends of
justice In many instances. especially where
the offender Is of mature years.
The conduct Of wheelmen in responding
Giles Of this department has not improved to
any extent during the past year. says the
chief engineer, although their attention sew
eral times has been called to the trouble
they cause. 1t seldom happens, he says
that drivers OF the department are not an
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-12-06
Mems Club Chooses Omcer..

The Mems Club OF the New York Avenue
Presbyterian Church met last evening and
listened to an entertaining talk by Mr..
Willis L. Moore. chief of the weather bu-
reau. Mr.. Casper rendered violin solo.
The following officers for the ensuing
year were elected: President, Associate
Justice Harlan; vice president. Charles z.
Foster. secretary. Lee d. Latimer and
treasurer Brice j. Moses
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-12-06
The Biggest
Dress Goods Stock.

Some store in town must have it,
and inasmuch as it's just as easy to
lead as to follow, we claim that lead
ership. We have made ours Wash
ington's most complete array. That
means lots for you and lots for us.
1t affords us the outlet of quantities
great enough to secure the rock
bottom figures. 1t places us in the
happy position of being able to run
the whole gamut of quality from
cheapness to costliness. 1t means
better worth, better selection, better
quality and more consistent values
tor you.
Blacks.
u JAC9TA Ar oS,A FINISH: WELL 20Nc
WORM Sc. OUR PRlCE-iARD. ....... .aOYNs
STORM SERGE, 45 INCHES WIDE. 4. Rn
GOOD. RICH LUSTER- 69c. yALUE-YD SYGs
CAMEl'S HAIR CHEyIOT: so INCHES
WIDE; ACTUAL VALUE 81. OUR PRICE On
i ARl' OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. SYNo
CHEyIoT sERGE-5o INCHES WIDE:
HYaEb HEAVY QUALITY soc: yALth Csc.
M0HAIR LISTER. 10 INCHES WIDE
FINISHED ALIKE on BOTH SIDES $40 1n
fALJE YARD. ................. AtWCs
HoMESPUN-3s INCHES WIDE: ALL
WOOL GOODS; BLACK 45c. VALUE pn
SECTION s-JoHNsoN & LUTTRELL Annex.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-12-06

There's the refinement of good
taste in gift-giving in the selection
OF toilet table for milady's boudoir
Our display of these dainty and
useful accessories is one of the feat
ures of our sixth floor department.
There are more than one hundred
styles and kinds, from the inexpen-
sive to the finest examples of the fur
niture-making art.
There are Toilet Tables in the
very newest patterns-in the elegant
Mahogany, with elaborate inlay, III
the new Golden Oak. Bird's-eye
Maple, Wavy Birch and the Mahog-
any finish.
The prices begin at So. so, and there
is every grade UP to 500, and more.
And there's the quality standard
maintained in these as in all else
you'd buy here.
W. B. MOSES & SONS. F ST. Cor 18th.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-12-06


MT. Paris calls attention TO the neces
sity OF ciuzers having the chImneys and
Hues OF their houses cleaned at regular In
teFNals as preventive against fires and
speaking of gasoline. says the careless use
anu handling OF Ii are responsible for much
damage. II 1t were possible, he thinks a
regulation should be made governing its
Use which might prevent many fatalities.
during the past year there were forty
three alarms Of fire from this cause.
Improperly constructed electric llsht
wires has proved the source of many fires
says the chief engineer. The department is
also handicapped, he states, by the manner
In which overhead electric wires. especIslly
tnose running close to buildings. are strung.
Condition OF Cellars
The condition of the cellars OF MANY Of
the business houses is. said Mr. Paris a
serious drawback to the fire department
when endeavoring to extineuish "A fir.
which may have occurred therein. This
dlfnculty has. he states. been experienced
on numerous occasions during the past
year. A regulation should, in his opinion,
be enacted requiring merchants to keep
their cellars free from debris, and to pro-
VIDE suitable openings. thus giving the fire.
men free ingress and egress
There was an increase of forty-seven in
the number of cases of illness among the
members of the department. There were
iGS applicants for positions in the depart
ment examined during the year. as against
~ during the previous year sixty-one be-
ing accepted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-12-06

noyed in this way when resnordf,. 9,
alarms 7P'hui"s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-12-06
Unconscfou. Condition.

A well-dressed man. apparently about
forty years old. was taken to Freedmen's
Hospital this morning by the police of the
second precinct He was In an unconscious
condition. About o'clock this morning
he was found in an alley near 9Th and r
streets.
At the hospital 1t was stated that the
mans condition was probably the result
of alcoholism. The police believe his name
identified.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-12-06
Let Us ClOthe the Bow

BOYS CHINCHILIA STORM OVERCOATS-
HIGH STORM COILARS-FULL LENGTH
HEAVY PLAID LINING-sIZEs'7 TO S3 O2
23-AND $500 SALUE-F0R. -.-...... VaVsIO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-12-06

A special lot Of Imitation Sable aud Real
Mink and skunk opossum Neck StoieS. very
IS S. q. e.; s.'' = y; $3.08
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-12-06

Bohemian Glass Vases, S inches high, nes
y deco-s ted, worth 39c.-for 25c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-12-06

Manufactured Suits OF Fine nV.tt,v Veos
tians and Cheviots-in navy rcval and hlsck
Ont in all the latest
stylcs-jacke all silk 40
lined and handsome skirts ~ amy
which are worth si5- ,NN ~N
offered tomorrow for. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-12-06

Immense lot of Dolls In many different
styles. including 1S-inch Kid-bOdy Dolls with
a1en hair and eyes that open and shut-I7-
Inch Jolnted Kid Dols-Extra IArge-slzed
JoiDted Bisque Dolls-Dolls dressed in silks
and satfns-and Sailor Boy and Sailor Girl
DoHs-wOrth s5c. and soc. for 4Sc
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-08-30
Sobn.

aPre II.
0aar Der er saoet iaa lang 9io ben,
iiben ies iibit itreu, iaa bar bet TO
@rnnoe. 5or bet fsrite er Sommeren
en- traol Glib; o. for bet anoet bar babe
Sobn os oi berbjemme ialbne til SO
5orbolcene, iom be M en9an9 pare.
BOG, MI bar ies lto9et, leg GENE bill
bere bin Wienin9 ON, men ierit oil je9
iortaIe ct o9 anoet.
Sobu bar for en- lib fiben / 8Den
at Ie ct Berioerielitub. Oct bar iuert.
lom ban bleu optoset oeraf. pan for
talte mig, boorleoes Rptteren tunoe itaa
paa eet Ben paa peltens 8ps, mems bet
git / JULIO @oaup, % meget anoet. Sobn
bar ip9rt inbe for al faa IN pony, for
at inbepe boaoe ben % fig ielu /. buao
ban baoos JET. Seq tror, ban t9ntte
paa at ialse aae @rilene for N pony;
men ri ipntes bog life ON bet. % bon
baooe 10 osiaa Ell Seit Of fin 9%osbonos,
at rioe paa bjem, iaa ofte, ban uilbe
Den anben Nften, ban bar biemme
bapoe ban en- raft Ylag vristis en- as'
! ber", at rioe paa. De bapoe NOT epe
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-08-30

IT'D, ior MI Off bet meo rioenoe Cart
pgle 6lammer brgoe aaeoegne sennem
9aget. Stormen fog benz, fgrte benz
b6jt op / guften, hoirpleoe Dem runot,
% foiieoe Dem boislenoe % 8lBoenoe
oper paa De andre gpsnin8er, Der III
bare belt Omipanote, % belle @9nsn
oeromtrin9 loa babel qpiet ira 5los
boret. @ennem Stormen LIB Sfri9 %
Raab blanbet meo areaturernes Yr0s
len.
0u reilte 6ateritsn fig op fra apn'
gen, 5lnmmernes Sf9r ina man BEN
oes ubp90eli9 luenoe Dine. 6un toS
Drensen, beueSe BAN bpit 9eiret, os
raabte: vSe 0i9o. oeroure bar 6ar'
NOR tenbt Blus for Gar" st gjeblit
eiter to9 bun Barnet, Der 9n9iteli9
ifotteoe op til benoe, meo fig neo al
pejen o9 bar itrafS fOriuunben / Msr.
fet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-08-30

f'8 $3.50 " T@A1S ~ @hhg IN
ior Gt8empel, oiloe gerne gpre nu9ei
for big. 8iloe ou life blipe Der bOs
os?"
gSa Def. min 0ren9." beireiteoe M
pr. 0eloin9. iom baOoe bDrt pna ben
iioite Del al Samtalen. LA ital jeg
9ere en- op9tis aurl af Big"
Dieo beueoe fine mgrte Zine op til
Or. 3elbinsS 4niist, for at lie ON bet
oar Qluor, men ian 9ieo bans Dill no
ouer 6eben. Der laa 9plben gelpsnins
Qinene tit ct eaet mllot uotrpf, ban
rpiteoe paa 9obeoet. Dglej Eat, je9
oil belit bliue Dos mine esne."
% ioet Der pluoielig iOm ct mbrft
ubtrpt / Qiuene tilfejeoe ban: n0eres
5olf uiloe beIer life taule en- Eater
meaem is."
Seq ifal beitptte Big" louebe 9el
oin9.
grengen rpiteoe pua 9Oueoet, veaers
9af, M 5aruel."
yJaruel oa 9igo, fommer on en-
Sang paa andre 3anter, ueo bu, boor
pi b."
Jru 6eloire flappeoe ham paa be
mprte are0er: g5uruel 0i9o, % glen
life, booo ri TO baoe taft um."
grenoen iprnns Of Steo os BAR
mart uoe al Spne.
S%maapiserne bnuoe ueret benne hos
Bi9en, M tom De iilba9e. og blep me-
get misforngiet ouer at 9iso par saaet.
Seq if life Soften" flpnfeoe file
Sierio, ben life Yi9es imnffe merfe:
blaa Dine ltooe iuloe af 3aarer. 5or
at trolte benoe, looebe Mooeren. at ON
9i3o tom isen, iua ituloe bun iiftert
iaa Soften. 5orRlorene rejite Zig MI
for at gaa en- Eur. Yi9en itulbe iao
brinse gprnene biem. Get bar ale'
reoe luust ben pau 9asen. men bisie
uiloe iaa serue blioe liot enonu, fun
life Sisrios 3onfer bleu ueo at oreje
fig ON 3iso o9 Soften. 5un oiloe
abiolut bjem for at ie, ON ban bog life
ituloe bore Der. Bi9en sao benoe Sob
til at lebe; men bleo itaaenoe o9 ian
eiter ben fife ipie Sfiffelie, til ben fife
9ise oar nauet 5nb9an9en III 9aoen;
Der lob bun op ao @an9en lan9s Sto'
pen. gu Ia bun iiffer nof, mente
gisen os uenote zig iaen til ben mlnoite
9reng. Der loa og boreoe / Sanoet meo
De imna, iptfe o9nber, meoens ban
itres bolt at @lRoe.
Zen fife 8i9e fob imioleriib pioere,
men ueo en- Omorejnln9 Of @an9en fob
Der pluoieli9 ell 9ammel aone ioran
benoe, bun bofbt en- Gel itinnenoe
Smnniaser / Saanoen.
rYil ben isoe lille Yise baoe 9esetsj,
bet er ira 3ieo."
Ia ben life bnpoe ooerpunoet Jors
ltreitslien, rate BUN eiter 2egetgjet.
y8it bu meb til 0iso?" iusoe so.
men, riaa ifal ou iua meset mere"
g5nur ies Iuu Osiaa aOiten2" ipur9te
sigrib.
.3a, ben ital bu fad."
aonen tos iaa Barnet paa Grmen
Os 9it inc Sfouen.
Ten Tonne, roli9e Dag enbte | Sor9
og 9ammer. Be ulnffeli9e 6or9ibre
pore 6ortpiplel1en nar. Gage % 9iat
ter, Tiger os Maaneoer i9ennem, bleue
ale araIter sibt omtrins iatte / 1es
u99eIie, men oft iors9pes, Inlet Spor
al ben %foriuunone lille. 5uoeren fams
peoe os iempe6e for at boloe Jig oppe,
men Moberen bleO ip9 Of Sors. %
lange 9ioer ipnteS man at bsre 9soSs
enolens Yinseilas ouer bet ier laa slabe
Sjem. @anite lanoiomt penote Wobes
rens 8euiitheb oe liot al ar9iterne iii.
base. men SOrsens opbe Stpgser bpi-
leoe tunst oper 6jemmet.
Bortiattes.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-08-30
wars. gptas,o,u's q Otb'ms eutup

WsrS. XStaSIgiu'5 . H0tD'WB fsDt4p
II et eammtl,. sool prgoet 9iebeI. ism TONER %
aor har p.eret brugt of Deiitunsr Wehre Tor ftrs
Zmaabntn | lanoperiopsn nso inIttonimei
SuteeS. Del betoligr Barnet, blpbgier eumniftnf.
lorminbiter eelonbslitn, tulusr e%nlertsn, bslbrettr
9inttplif, bai en- mssri btboaeliq Smag o. CT bet
bebi,e Dintel mob Giarhoe. Saloib o. ItueaifeF
optralt Weben. griisn CT 25 Gents 5laffen.
quit at iorlanes Wlrs. Wtnelome Scotbing
znrnp oe tag ineen onbsn @ioes, ba gagtis pti
u...s oen at pure BIN 5ebie Qleolein | lanepertoeen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-08-30

efter tog bun Barnet, Der 9n9ltelig
ltotteoe op til benoe, meo fig neo al
psjen os bar itrafS ~iOriOunoen / Msr.
let.
Somneriolen 9lsoer % lpier ouer
9eoen, 6siene, Sfouen Os Warferns
omirins @sesaaro, oueralt er ipul'
menoe, irObis Sfsnbeo, buitenoe 6rilt'
beo - ielu ouer Seoea. 9pn9en ltaar
/ Blomit. babe 9sjene o. ben j9une
9ebe ere ouereDote Of ct lpienoe rob.
list Sf9r, osiaa StOuens sroune
Yrast ioor i'm Del al 9~erli9beoen ;
Solen, Der Ipreoer lnenoe Cub ooer
bele @snen, fan enoo9ina finoe NED til
ben lille tr~atbepofleoe Blet melem be
10 6eje, boor @sesaaros 8eboere
baooe leiret Jig, Solen naar MI osiaa
Der ben, inobpller osiua Dem / i'm
Slams. Gn otteaarl9 0rens cg TO
pnsre Smaapiser TONNE MI lsbenoe,
tr9tfenoe en- no9tt iigrre Drens meo
fig. v6ar os Dior, Der er 8i9o! &c,
buor meget font 9egetDi ban bar! Wfaa
ri febe noeet Of BAN? &c, ban bar en-
life aoit, maa ri ian ben," ruobe be
imaa bigger / aOr. p3un bar O9iaa
imna Muief9loer os 6urue; men oi uil
belit baue Soften. Maa ri 5nr," Tiger
ben minoits, naiten trenurise Sisrio.
rEps Sisrie, imaa Born itnl life
bare alt buao be ie, II M lilae o9 LAB
3iso uere | Jreo."
Wooeren uinteoe 8ren9en ben III
fig. v8u er Iaa bel9siet Barn, bpor
ltal ou ben meo ale oisie Eager"
DSes ftaI ielse bem,~ flyer 8rensen,
Ior III refer ui berirn."
v6ppr ben oa2"
y3n oct ueo ieg life, men jea ltal
ir9fie 5armooer neoe ueo 0iortf9r %
ienere iteoe pi paa belle 5lOiten l9nsere
ipb paa. 9enue Gang ital ri lnngt,
lanst bort"
v@r on 9lao ueb bet? Suor fan bet
esentllg o9re, at pi alorig baue iet
noset III bin 5armooer, be andre auln-
Der oil ebers 5olt baoe iaa oite uaret
hos os2"
Na Garmor, bun refer iaa me9et ON.
firing, bun iurerer areaturer os ior
8eiten osiua 5olf, bun fan Osiua ipaa
O9 y%oile.i9en", men III er bun iaa CANT
mel"
gMen fig mig, 9iso, bu bar 10 iors
ialt mig, at bine 5or9lore ere ogoe, al
bin 5aoer par Eater, bin Wooer BERT
mob life, at bet par benoe Der oiloe
baue big bDbt."
ga, Mor fan leg life butte, men
gar fan jes NOT butte, BAN fit onoe
Wtenneiter til at bs." = Sbet 9rensen
naoneoe 5aoerens $50, Tom Der ct
msrft Dtint / bans Zine, ban beuebe
6Ooeoet, O9 ct Setuno igste bans 8lit
9Oppen at psien lise for.
p6uao er Der. Gi9o, buffer ou ba
bin Gar osoe?"
so jes buffer bet," iunrebe 9rensen
fort, vies ueo eaers life noset ON bet,
iioen ben lib bar jes altIo uRret Dos
5armor."
yStaifeis Olgo, MI er ou 10 mart en-
flor 9renp, i,al ou life lrre noeei?
6pao bar ou i9nft at p9re, naar ou
bliper pofsen."
gGaa oil jes oere Ssuoins for nit
5olf. bet tiger aarmor. 5aoer 1tulbe
uare bet, mel iaa osoe ban."
v9iso, uec bu no9et ON @ub2"
ga, ie9 tror moi at pi baue m Cub
oalaa, men DereS Cub - bam tenoer
ies iite."
meu FIRE @arn. min Cub er poIon
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-08-30
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Thousands are Tryiag It.

Tn order to prove the great merit ct Fly. Cream Balm. the most elective euro for G..sr.h ard Coll in Head, xe hase pre- pred . generous triil size for 10 cents- Get it of your dru Zg.st or send 10 cents to
 ELT BROS, 56 Warren Ct, x. Y. City
 Isrfer.d from cstsrrh of the worst kind ever since Loy, anisl nes~R hoped for cure, ba. L'y's Cream Palm seems 10 do evesi tat stsay nc Iuaiet,noes have used it win excel cnt resa'ts.-Oscsr Ostram, 45 w..rTea Ave, Ciicas,, III.
 Tvs Cream Baln. is the acknowi-3ged cure for calarrh an contains no cccsine, mercury ror any injurious drug. ITice, o esats- As druggists or by mail
Tombstone prospector., 1899-09-26
A Word to Mothers.

Mothers of chlldrsn affected win croup or a severe c..Id need not hesitate to administer Chamb. rl.in's Cough R,m-dy. It contains no opi 'te nor mar cote in any form ard may be giv n as confiiendy-te the babe as to an adult. The great success tha; has attended it's use n the treatment of colds and crcup has won for il the approval and praise it has receTved thr, ugh' u ,he United States and in many foreign lands. For sale by all dealers |. medicines.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-09-26
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@IsPEE LODGE. NO. 10. MEETS EV- H cry Vedresday evening I. CoNsIA- M.-, N z. EMIL MARKS. R >. WIS ing brothers cordially invited to attend
Tombstone prospector., 1899-09-26
wanted-Seversl bright and honest

Wanted-Several bright and honest persons to represent Us ss Maoseers in this and close by counties. Salary $9UO a year and expensss. StYsights tons-fde, no more, no Iess salary, Position permanent. Ou' references an Lank in any town. It is mainly office work conducted at home. Re- ference. Enclosed seli- addressed .samped envelope Tine Dominio, Compsn Dept 2. Chicago. S-l3
Tombstone prospector., 1899-09-26
kNIcHTS OF PYTHlAS

@ATHBONE LODGE. NO TO. K. OF K meets every Tu- sday eyeniug. IT. T. M,<N.I L. C. A. F. WrTTiG. R. K. :. Visiting brothers cordially ipvi'ed
Tombstone prospector., 1899-09-26
OF THE WORLD
wOODMEN CIRCLE

@UEFN GROVE. WOODMEN CIRCLE siss Mss', ndns aG;s Asa M,s 1N' r,4aa 9's; x Q BERTHA Wt1TtG. C. Wishing uernrers sre cordially invited.