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SENT HER LOVER TO JAIL M LIEA
Mrs. seliger Now Confesses That Zeuner
Was Not Guilty of Theft.


An application will be made to the New Jer-
sew Court OF Pardons at its next session for
pardon for Alfred E. Zeuner who is serving q
tbroe-year term in State prison for larceny
Zeuner WAS convicted on the testimony OF Mrs:
Wilhelmina A. SeliRer iof 500 Nelson avenue
Jersey City. who accused him OF stealing some
jsweIry from her. She has now confessed that
she perjured herself at the trial and that she
did IL for revenge
She Ia the wife OF Alfred T. ReliRer superiu-
tendent OF the Great Eastern Silver Plate
Works Mt Osweeo. N. Y. They have not lived
toRetbsr for ten years. but Selieer makes his
wife An allowance Of $50 a week Mrs. Seliqer
met Zeupsr in Osv.eo about a year ago when
she was there trying to procure evidence on
which to base A suit against her husband for
divorce. Zeuner was A waiter in A hotel. Mrs
selleer took him into her confidence. and he
promised to assist her When she was about
to return to J-r,ey CITY she invited Zeuner to
call on her IL he ever came to tho CITY He
accented the invitation. and about n month
aftervard was installed ma music teacber for
Mrs seliger's two cbildren He had a room in
the house. Mrs seliper gave him a diamond
earring IN bavs mazda into a brs,stpin AMI a
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-08
SPANS FLAG IN HAVANA.
PROTEST TO BE MADE IGAINST ITS
6URPREEEION,
Spanish Consul-General Saws the Mayors
Order should he Rsscinded OF Erie IDLY
Relations Between His Government
and the United States should Cease.

sn,n,.h r,,ou., c.. A.. nr..o-,.
o.. S,',..,, NJ pH..,.ss, ~ Pr,a.a,.
ReIat,on. pctv..n VI, cox.rnment
and the rr,itod st,t., sbouId C,..o.
-,,,.
'u' V"''' D'''"'"' '"
havana OCT '.-Ihe ORDER ISSUED oy mayor
Laoos'e ptohioiung 'he nying oil 'he spanish
nag on any building other man the Spanish
Consulate mas created considerabie comment
ana engrosseS the attention OF all classes on
mo ono hand, the Spanlards denounce II as
simply another OF the many prosecutions winch
'hcy nave been compelled TO suner since Jan
last "hen the Americans took control OF affairs.
IN the other hand, tho 'ubans say the order Is a
perfectly Just and proper one
while Americans appear TO be divided in senti-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-08

Fraud Orders Against tho =. p. Co. of Indi
ana and the Iceland Cooling Co.

Fraud Orders Against tho z. p. Co. of Indi-
ana and the Iceland Cooling Co.
WAsHINGToS. Oct Fraud orders have
been issued by the Post Office Departmen t
against the p. p. Com pany of LaGranGe. Ind.
the Iceland Cooling Company OF Buffalo. n Y.
and Conrad levin OF Neustrelitz, Germany.
The order against the p P. Company was is
sued on the grounds that the company oper-
ated a swindle through the use of tho mails.
The pany inserted the following advertise
ment in many daily newspapers:
We have scheme that brings us $50
weekly; will do the same for you either sex
send 25 cents to p P. Company: Lock box 90.
La Grange. Indiana"
In response to a remittance this letter was
received:
DEAR SIR: Our scheme Ia easily explained
and very simple. and IL you will follow our ad-
vice you will be pleased and impressed at the
returns. Place an advertisement similar in
form to ours in Il few OF tho leading mail order
papers. and send to each reply a similar letter
TO this. Ii your advertisement IL well worded
and well placed you will secure handsome re-
turns"
The Iceland Cooling Company OF Buffalo sent
through the mail circular soliciting buyers
for their special compound WHICH. placed in a
refrigerator. had the value OF 900 pounds Of
Ice. The concern was a fake. and a fraud or
der was consequently issued
Conrad levin OF Neustrelitz. Germany. was
proven to have sent lottery circulars through
the mails.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-08
LIEUT. TAN ORDEN'S SENTENCE
Rear Admiral Watson Erred in Changing
1t from Dismissal TO Loss OF Numbers.


Rear Admiral Watson Erred In Changing
1t from Dismissal to Loss OF Numbers.
WASHINGTON. Oct. 7.-Through loyal error
OF Rear Admiral John c. Watson. commander.
in-chief o! the Asiatc station. George Van
Orden. a naval cadet. who was attached to the
United States gurboat Helena. has escaped
dismissal from the service OF the United States.
Young Van Orden is now First Lieutenant in
the Marine Corps. having recently been trans
ferred to that branch OF the naval service. He
was tried by general court martial on
board the Helena. Off Cavite. on Aug
%. on tho charge of leaving his
station before being regularly relieved" He
pleaded guilty to the charge and was sent nced
to be dismissed from the naval service. Six OF
the seven members OF the court. however.
recommended clemency OIL account Of the
youth and inexperience OF the accused. When
the sentence was delivered. Van Ordsn had
Admiral Watson committed the sentence to a
loss Of fifteen numbers in the grade Of First
Lieutenant in that corps.
In letter mailed to-day to Admiral Watson.
Acting Secretary of tho Navy Allen diSapproves
the action OF the Admiral. In his letter MIR.
Alien says:
Navy confers up every officer authorized to
convene 4 general court-martal power. on
lewiston Of its proceedings. to remit or .miti-
gate. but not to commute. tho sentence Of any
such court which he is authorized to approve
and affirm Your action in changing the pun =
shment awarded by the court in the case OF
amounts to Communication Of the sentence.
which Is expressly forbidden by the statutory
provision lust quoted This being the case.
the sentence is aec2rdnGiy set aside and you
necessary in accordance with this decision Of
the Department"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-08
THE CARNEGIE IMPROVEMENTS
An Allied Company Buys Out the American
steel Barge Company.

CLEVELAND Ohio Oct The entire prop
erty OF the American Steel Barge Company has
been sold to the Oliver Iron Mining c mpany
Of Pittsburg. an allied interest Of the Carnegie
company The property includes ten whale,
back steamers OF large capacity and twenty
blrges, owned by the American Steel Barge
Company. which are now engaged in the ore
trade, 1t involves about IS. 900, 900.
This transaction. following the disclosure
Thursday, Of the plans OF the Carnegie Steel
Company, providing for two new 700-ton blast
furnaces, fourteen 50-ton open hearth ST ell fur
naces. bridge across the Monong ahela River
and reversible blooming mill at an expenditure
OF about IS 600 900. is regarded as indicative of
the Carnegie company's purpose 10 secure itself
absolutely in the position which il now holds
the leading steel producer OF the world. indepen-
dent Of all interests from the mines 10 the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-08
SQUADRON At OLD POINT.
Preparations Made at Once to Detach the
New Orleans and Brooklyn.

Preparations Made at Once to Detach the
New Orleans and Brooklyn.
NEWPORT NEWS Va Oct THE six ships
OF the North Atlantic squadron. under Rsa7 Adj
miral Sampson, which left NV York on Thurs
day al noon and reached the Virginia capes l-st
evening. came up TO Old Point Comfort al So 0
o'clock this morning aud dropped anchor between
Fortress Monro. ald this city. The squadron
teamed in'o Hampton Roads in the following
rider: Flagsnip New YORK. cruiser Broonlyn,
bGttlcshps Mas achusetts and Indiana. cruiser
New Orleans and dispatch boat Scorpion.
Rear Admiral Sampson. who Is on board tn e
New YORK, did not get the Navy Department $
orders in reieterC. to dcspatching the cruisers
brooklyn and New Orleans 10 Manila until he
reached Cd Point Comfort this morning,
as the Government wir.s to Cape Henry were
down between that place and Norfolk last mig hi
! he New Orleans is expected 10 leave late t.
night to morrow NOR ling for the New York
Navy Yard, TO undergo repairs for a week
or more The Brooklyn will receive
her stores here AID will sail directly for Manila
from Hampton r ads. Several Off yer, and a
number OF men the Brooklyn and New Orleans
were detached to-day. as their lime is too nearly
out 10 send them 10 the Philippine. Admiral
Sampson is expected TO leave tomorrow for Bos-
ton He will be unable to attend the naval ball
and banquet at the Cha m berlin Hotel on Oct l.
hut wi return to Old Point before Oct Il, as on
that daS no will surrender tn. command OF thu
50 adron to Al niral Farquhnr, formerly com
mandant OF tue Nor ok Navy Yard.
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WASHINGTON. Oct 7-On Sept 3. 1887. nego-
tiations began between the Post ONCE Depart
ment and that Of Mexico for the mutual
exchange OF money order business. the point
in controversy being the rate OF conversion
into Mexican money OF orders issued in the
United States. This. however was recently aG-
justed and an arrangement made whereby the
amounts Of the orders in Mexico are to be con-
vsrted into United States money at the value
Of such money quoted in the city OF Mexico on
ner. tho amounts Of orders drawn in the
United States ar. to be converted into Mexican
The convention has been approved by the
Mexican Senate and 1t will therefore take
effect on Jan l. next.
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AMERICAN OFFICER TO ALONG.
This Country to Be Represented II There's
War In South Africa.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 7.-Arrang ements are
being made by the War Department TO have
repre- tentative OF the United States accompany
the British army In its operations in the
Transyaal, should there be war between
Great Britain and the South African Republic
No army officer has been selected for this
service as yet but Capt ii. S. l.. Slocum,
Of the Eighth Cavalry. at present tho
Military Auache Of the United States Embassy
at Vienna. has applied tor the assignment APP
plication has already been made through the
State Department for perm ,sson for an American
army officer to accompany the British forces, and
the War Department officials are waiting for tho
action OF the British Government before selecting
the officer though ii is no. improbable that Col
Samuel S Sumner, OF the Sixth Cavalry. MILF
tary Attache to the Embassy in London. may b
desgnat d.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-08
PoRING OYER POISON BooKs.
DruRRists Asked to Look for Evidence
the MolineuX Case.

Druggists Asked to Look for Evidence In
the Molineux Case.
All the druggists and chemists In the city
have received circular note printed on the
letter heads Of the District Attorneys office
in type initiating typewriter characters and
signed by Assistant District Attorney Osborne.
The recipients Of the circular are asked to look
over their record OF sales OF poisons in the last
four years and to make note OF all sales Of
cyanide of mercury made in that time. They
are also asked to go over their prescription
files to see il they had ever filled a prescription
written by DIR. A. Monae Lesser for II. or H. c,
Cornish and calling for Kutnow powders or
Kutnow effervescsnt salts. DR.. Lesser in
formed the District Attorneys office a long
time ago that patient giving the name OF
Cornish had applied to him for treatment.
The evidence. of course. ia wanted for the Mol
ineuX trial.
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LOOK OUT FOR THIS NoTF.
A New Counterfeit SO silver Certificate
Circulation.

A New Counterfeit $40 Silver Certificate in
Circulation.
WASHINGTON. Oct. IA new counterfeit SO
silver certificate has been discovered by the
Secret Service Division OF the Treasury De-
partment. 1t is OF series 1891. check letter b.
plate number indistnct probably ~. J. Fount
Tilman. Register; d. n. Morgan, Treasurer;
portrait OF Hendricks. 1t is a dangerous photo
mechanical production. printed on soft paper.
probably made up from two sheets OF japanese
tissue. Green and red ink lines are used to
initiate the silk fibre OF the genuine.
The face OF note has II grayish tinge. owing.
no doubt to the use of a poor quality OF black
i mS The color OF the lea, is h trhs TOO dSEk
and formation. The lathe work. with the ex-
ceptlon OF that in the counter upper right cor
ner face OF note, Is we'll executed. The back OF
the note Ia more deceptive than the face. Tho
Imprint OF tho Bureau Of Engraving and Print
ing. left end. back. IL ilegible.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-08
sampIon's Squadron Arrives at Hampton
Roads.

WASHINGTON. Oct. THE North Atlantic
Squadron. excepting the Texas. which arrived
there yesterday entered Hampton Roads this
morning. a day later than expected ORDERS
had been sent previously to Admiral Sampson
ut Fort Monroe to direct the New Orleans to
return to tho New York Navy Yard for repairs
necessary for her voyage TO Manila Tho
Brooklyn will not return TO New York before
starting for the Philippines She will go from
Hampton Roads. The orders for the return OF
the Now Orleans to New York were i'm mediate.
and 1t Is supposed at the Navy Department that
she started back as soon as the orders were
| Communicated to her commander
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Army Orders.

WARRINGTON. Oct. Those Army orders
have been issued:
The following officers will report at the recruiting
stations designated: Forty.trst Infantry. Capt
Richard j. Tanning. Columbus, Ohio; Forty-third
Infantry Capt. Lucius 4. Polk. Knoxville Tenn.
Acting Assistant Surgeon stanley :. Warren from
Hot Springs Col. to Fort CLARK, to relieve Capt.
Roberta Woudson. assistant surgeon; Capt Wood
son, to San Francisco
Major John Z. W. Brooks. quartormastsr. from
New York city To Philadelphia.
Capt. James A. shlpton. Forty.hrst Infantry. to
Camp Meade.
Major Charles A. p. Hatfield, Eighth Cavalry. to
Governors Island.
Capt. Andrew II. Nave is detailed az professor of
military science and Tastes at the University of
Tennessee, Knoxville.
Major David A. Lyle. Ordnance Department. from
Philadelphia, to Thurlow. Pa.
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6O-62 West 23d Street.
FIVE REGIMENTS FILLED.
Only 1,203 Men Needed to FIJI the Twelve
Additional ReRimentE.

WASHINGTON. Oct. LESS than 1900 mon
are now needed to complete the organization
OF the twelve additional volunteer regiments
including the two colorsd regiments. Recruiting
returns received to-day show that five regiments
have now completed their quota. They are as
follows: Thirty-eighth. l.4O7 men; Thirty
ninth 1888; Forty fourth. 1882: Forty-ffth.
1871, and Forty sixth. 1.44i. Up to this
morning l4.415 men had been recruited. leav-
ing only 1928 to be secured to fill all the
regiments. The regiments stand as follows:
Fortieth l 210: FOrty-nrst 97U; Forty second
1l45: Forty third. 1,O5S:- Forty seventh.
1,253: Forty-eighth. 1OS9; Forty ninth. 50o !;
Philippine service. unassigned 20.
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PARIS FAIR or 1900.
Preparations not Materially Disturbed by
Kacent EXenta in France.

Recent Events in France.
b. D. Woodward. Assistant Commissioners
General OF the United States for the Paris Ex-
posuion OF next year was n passenger on the
st. Louis which arrived here yesterday. He
said that recent events in France had not
materially disturbed those intimately con-
nected with the Exposition. The French Com
missioner General. N. Picard. had called the
foreign commissioners about him officially on
Sept 81 and ielicltated them on what was being
accomplished In .heir work. which was one OF
peace and universal accord About tho same
time the President Of the Republic visited the
Exposition grounds and expressed his satisfac-
tion with what was going on. The buildings OF
the United States. Italy Germany and Huns
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BOZ ROBS 4 TILL.


keeper to tho Door.
Ten year-old benjamin Feldman, whose pa
rents live at 81 Moore street Williamsburg. went
into the grocery store of Mrs Annie Wicsecki
at SIS Leonard street yesterday. and asked her
IN change fifty cent piece While she was get
ting the change Feldman shouted 10 her that
some boys stealing her stock in front Of the
store. Mrs Wieseck ran out and during her
absence Faldman leaned over the counter and
rincd the money drawer He secured So Mrs.
Wicsect detected him, caught hold of him and
shouted for help The boy broke away and ran
into the street She started in pursuit. and after
a chase of nearly block caught him and held
him until the appearance OF a policeman. The
boy was later arraigned in the Even street police
court where Magistrate Lemon committed him
10 the care of the Childrens Society pending a
hearing.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-08
Movements of Naval Vessels.

WASHINGTON. Oct. THE training ship
Adams arrived at Seattle yesterday. Tho
Badger went down to Mare Island from San
Francisco yesterday to receive an overhauling
preparatory to her departure for Manila. The
gun boat Princeton arrived at Hong Kong yes
terdsy. The lighthouse tender Uncas sailed
from Beaufort. 8. c.. for San Juan. Porto Rico.
to-day. The Dolphin left Tompkinsville to-
day for Alexandria. Va.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-08
Dyspepsia,
The National Disease.

Hurry hurry hurry We eat, drink come and 60 live
and die all in hurry The result that
dyspeptcs There's little need to describe indigestion
dyspepsia to the American peopehat heavy cutting
pain after eating that dstended full feeling of the stomach
bowes that dreadful burning sensation stomach
wretched bilious headaches that tongue
and that feeling of the morning rising are alas
familiar to too many of
Let us thank the English for sending remedy
this very prevalent disease in
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-08
Trust Company Doubles It's Dividends.

Trust company DouDies lb DlNluenus.
The New York Security and Trust Company
OF Wall and william streets has declared an in
crease in dividends from 10 per cent. to 20 per
cent. a year. and has announced q balance an
pIicahle TO it's surnlus. which Is now over
COMPANY has advanced from G75 10 $50 bid
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-08
Admiral Dowey,s secretary.

WASHINGTON. Oct. Admiral Dewey has
selected j. W. Crawford OF the Navy Depart
ment as his secretary. Mr.. Crawford is from
New Jersey. For several years he has been
one OF the principal assistants to the Judge
Dewey's Secretary he will receive a salary OF
So. 300 year and will be entitled TO the rank
and allowances OF Lieutenant Of the navy,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-08
Abbey s
Effervescent
Salt

'THE SALT OF SALTS"
remedy here but remedy Britain,
unental Europe, India and Canada.
Abbeys Salt is very pleasant, invgorating tonic drink
as well mild and gentle but efcaciouS laxative 1t
dyspepsia and all other forms Of indigestion striking
at the root of them 1t with the
uates its muscular action while it relieves the
the Of food which usually weakened
ach Then the bowels helped do their
and the kidneys and the spleen lift BY and by the bile
and other poisonous matter driven the blood Alb
beyS has made a a of you.
teaspoonfu in glass of night and morning
wonders.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-08
Latest Marine Intelligence.

I"E,sIl ; mbriA Duttun. Liverpool Sept 30;
''NNS'"el'e' Biasland New Orleans, OCT !.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-07-22
ANGLICAN SYNOD
Called TO Meet in This
City in November.
Those VINO VIII Participate In WHAT
May &c Last Session OF
Present Regime.

Just before leaving for Samoa and
Fiji Bishop Willis issued notices % the
different synodsmen OF the Anglican
Church in Hawaii notifying them that
the next synod would meet IA this city
in November. Here is the form OF no.
ticc:
Alfred, by Divine permission Bishop
~ Honolulu 20 our beloved ~ Christ.
Henry Smith, synC-isman. greeting:
Having appointed Monday. the 18th
day % November. for the assembling
.0t our Diocesan Synod in the Cathe-
--al Church Of Honolulu. We DO by
these presents cite you 20 attend the
said synod on that day.
Given under our hand and seal this
Ism day CT July, in the year OF our
Lord, 1899.
ISeall ALFRED HONOLULU"
81 syuoGicaI law three months no.
ice must te siven OF the calling 81
~ synod.
those vino vill participate in what
1ll hEely le the last session OF the
synod under tie anglican regime are:
-l.rg-Bs=. Y. II. Kitcat. vice
dan; Pc. =. =. Lane Honolulu
-. Kong in Tet, st. Peters. Homo
l-lI; Rev. 4. N.s'ckiutosh. Second Con
s--,-ltiol, Honolulu; Rev. :. II. Davis.
EGEai Re-. V. AClt, Lahaiua. Rev. G.
!. Temp kins. Hamakua; Rev. L. ]. II.
Ven Deerlin. kohala; Rev. WO Yee
5-w, Makapala.
-aity-Henry Smith, Edmund Stiles
Fred Weed AMI Sol Heheula. Cathedral
:. andrews; Judge ". L. Stanley. G.
:. Harris, IT. ". Won Holt and II w
[iisC, Second Congregation. -. An
.c.ws. George - SmithieS Iahaina.
- Assu. Eohala; zap See Young. -
Peters, Honolulu.
&C-@ and Eau-; lave two represen-
-a-ires who We're rot in attendance al
ne lest session.
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IT'S lNDlSPUTABLF.
B-causs It's in Honolulu and Can
BE investigated.

Ike ali elements which have pre-
--tsd this and ike all which VIII fol-
low. tie party Interested il q citizen.
= . city o. about 25,ocO people 81 l.
hard 10 hiG> the 6oiGgs OF your neigh
5ors. II Is az easy matter TO find the
residence Of NIr. Metcalf The reader
has not - ST down after he p--uss<
mis- statement, which follows. and
acndsr-s= be would wonde5 were this
cas-, n San Fran isco-if the facts can
~ credited He tas not 20 ask Are
ny genuine TIE man j. here az
home. Honolulu proof should con-
--inr.- Read this:
TT. =. Gie--l-f II this city gives Us
IL following Information: I was AZ
tiCtsd with q Painful feeling - my
back fer Owe Eve years. The various
remedies rysCsted 10 did n. no good
until falling iu with the advice of q
friend tNr. W J. MAXWELL I procured
- =. HollisJG- Drug Cos some OF
Deans BacEache Kidney Pills. had
hardly finished taking them when the
pain LETT me altogether, and now feel
-cG- / have been completely cured OF
-Se terrible suffering l underwent for
n.-ly- - keeping a box % the pills
= 20 nous. / am fortified against any
possible return q Uy complaint a. fu-
---5 time II seems almost miracu-
los -a-- the Pains should have van
---.i SD speedily. All sufferers from
a-, cache should set some OF Deans
S--klche Kidney Pills
Deans BaC-z--e kidney Pills are
--ll - I'll druggists a 60 cents a box.
tx boxes = 30. or viii h mailed or
-s.lTt G. price r. the Holliste- Drug
3D.. -joTClU'u, Wholesale agents cor the
=--.-l,-C ISLANDS.
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"A Place
For Everything

is even more essential IN the office
than at home. Business men occa-
sionally suffer heavy pecuniary losses
because of an important paper mis-
laid This can be guarded against by
providing yourself with one Of our
new roller-top desks, with the latest,
up-to-date time-saving devices and
conveniences. a large assortment OF
fat-top, roll-top and standing desks,
bookcases, press stands, Letter files,
document files, chairs, stools, etc, has
just been received ex "Mohican." All
styles and prices.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-07-22
6ianch Hat Store, Nuuanu S.
FOR SALE.
TO LET.

TatGrl.sasd cottage OF L.ilaa street.
UcfC-l!shsd house % tC-- het .oo=s
OF beach a. waikiki.
Cutu--isAsd cottage 20 Pa=-aa. Es-E
S--Az- .--r. n
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Hives ara ( terrible co-=s-- 20 re
-5---e folks. and 20 some oder ones
Coz-s'S Ointment never tz.-s- T-S-z--
-=-.st z-S Permanent c--=- =: -!
--=-5-s 81 cents
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TO OUR
FRIENDS and Patrons.
-c-

Have you tried any = hose
CHOCOLATE o. COCOANUT
cakes from TIE German
They ara only 3 and
-50c each and pronounced 6sliC-
-;0us by those who have C-s5
them. Order one -oC yC-- SUI
day dinner. We also have :
-spoCga cake which vs sell <C-
the moderate sun o. 5-a ems
Each.
THE GERMAN BAKERY.
S33 Fort Street
-Eea6CCarIe-s for genuine ginger
sugar cookies. &c
-Ts-eptole So.