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The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1899-05-17
MEMS SHOES,

0UR LINE of Mems Shoes is complete. EN-
" braeing all styles and grades In medium
and fine. The entire line will be included in the
sale. Here are a few of the winners
Plow Shoe, regular price 81. 90. reduced to-. . 7;
Same Shoes, balls. regular price SIPS, re-
uuceu "
Mems Shoe. balls, congress, regular price
$780, reduced II
Same in s2.00, reduced to................,.... A
Same In e2.26. reduced to....---.-........-. to &
Same in $500, reduced to....--........-..... .;
Edwin Clapps Fine Mems Shoes. all styles
regular price $500, reduced to....-......,.- 81
Hathaway, Soule & Harringtons Mems
Shoes, regular price $780, reduced to-. 2 G.
Same, regular price $500, reduced to-. 8 o.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-03-31
NOTICE.

I desire to inform the public that
have arranged accommodations fol-
them Mt RenIonc Grove.
]. W. CHAPMAN
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-03-31
COL COMPTON'S MISSION
HAS LARGE POWERS FROM THE
GOVERNMENT.
Will Select a Garrison Site-Will be
Near Town on the Railroad-Talk
About Negroes Coming Here.

Colonel Comptons instructions are
to look over the whole ground around
Honolulu or on the Island of oahu for
a suitable site for a military station.
He has not authority to go ahead and
select place, but his recommendation
will be very apt to carry with the gov
eminent authorities. He has secured
from the Hawaiian government a list
and description of all public land on
the Islands and will look it all over
first.
If possible government land will be
selected for the station. But this is
not necessary, and the colonel will not
confine his attention to that line. If
private property be found that is more
suitable it will be condemned and TAX
en- under the right of eminent domain
for military purposes.
Colonel Compton has said enough to
show that he prefers the camp to be
located near town and on the line of
some railway. He thinks favorably of
Halawa and also likes what he has
heard of the Kahauiki tract. At both
places ample government land is to be
found.
1t is now next to certain that the
quarters at Kapiolani park will soon
be condemned and given up. Unless
there is a change of impressions Col
onel Compton will probably recon-
mend this in his first report to Wash
ington The Colonel dislikes the site
very much. He declares it is an un-
healthy place to quarter a large num-
Der of men, and points to the flood af-
ter the last heavy rains in support of
his argument. His idea of a camp or
post is that it should be high and dry.
The colonel said yesterday that the
artillery would not be kept there any
longer than it was absolutely necessa-
ry AS for the engineers they will of
course be mustered out very soon and
it is not thought necessary to shift the
men before that time.
There is a good deal of talk about
| the proposal at Washington to send a
regiment of negroes to Honolulu. Sen
| timent is almost unanimous against it.
President Dole said yesterday that he
| was opposed to such a step, for sever
al reasons. He was of the unalterabl
| impression that a white regiment will
give the most general satisfaction
| here, There is about a town a fear of
trouble from a negro regiment. The
record of the Tenth when drunk on
! the way home from Cuba has had
much to do toward exciting people
| against the move.
| 1t is not unlikely that a request will
be sent forward to have the negroes
pass on through to Manila. This is in
case they are actually made ready for
! this station. Neither Colonel Compton
nor Lieutenant Colonel Ruhlen know
anything positive yet about the com
| ing of the negroes.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-03-31
ENGINEERS CORPS.
Events Around the Camp of the Local
Garrison.

A hospital has been erected in con-
nection with the garrison building at
Post Honolulu Corporal pepper, of
the San Francisco company, was the
designer.
Company NJ has presented to Lieu
tenant Tannant, who has accepted the
post of engineer at Waialua planta-
ton, a handsome sword. A committee
from the company went to Waialua
last week to present the souvenir.
DR.. Wetzel of the engineer corps, has
accepted a position with the Lahaina
plantation.
This is the firing squad stationed at
the old barracks in Honolulu Ser
geant Hayes, in command; Corporal
Jorgensen, Morlan, Barnes and Nc
Boyle, Privates Bittner, Francis, Lus-
ter, Wilson, Crew, Foley, Hooker,
Matzger, Van Zendt Finnie, Hender-
son, Gilmore, Knutson, Wise, Waltz
ers, Arkley and Selander Brown.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-03-31
FAMINE IN RUSSIA.
Pestilence and Typhus Follow Close
On Starvation.

ST. PETERSBURG, March 23.-The
newspapers of the city publish pitiable
accounts of the condition of the So
called famine districts of Russia, es-
pecially Samara, in the eastern part of
European Russia. The efforts of the
Red Cross Society have STAYED off the
horrors of actual starvation, but the
society's funds are almost exhausted
and the dire distress, compelling the
consumption of all kinds of garbage
has produced an epidemic of terrible
mortality, with typhus, scurvy and
other pestilential diseases. The peas
ants are compelled to sell everything
and are living in cold, damp and filthy
cabins. Weakened by hunger, they
fall ready victims to typhus and acute
scurvy. Unless the government gives
prompt aid the Volga provinces APP
pear doomed to a repetition of the liur
rors of 1891 and 1892.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-03-31
ONLY THE BEST

We are agents for the East
man Kodak Co. and carry a
complete line Of goods manu-
featured by them.
Our developing and print
ing department is in charge of
a first class operator, who will
explain to our patrons how to
handle any article used in
photo .raphy.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-03-31
KODAKS AND
CAMERAS

Everyone who has ever
done any work in Photog-
raphy will appreciate the
many advantages obtained by
using a Camera made by the
Reichenbach, Morey & Will
Co. The Alta Camera has
no equal for simplicity, dura-
bility and cheapness. We
guarantee them. Prices run
from SIS upward.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-03-31
BANK Of HAWAII, lid.
In corporated Under the Laws of the
Republic of Hawaii.
CAPITAL, s4OO,OOO.OO
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS.

May, F. w. Macfarlane, E. d. Tenney,
j. A. McCandless.
Solicits the Accounts of Firms, Cor
porations, Trusts, Individuals, and will
promptly and carefully attend to all
all business connected with banking
entrusted to 1t. Sell and Purchase For
eign Exchange, Issue Letters of Credit.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-03-31
ART LEAGUE OPENING.

The new home of the Kilohana Art
League will be formally opened on the
evening of April 9Th to members and
one each of their friends, at which
time program will be put on by the
mus ical circle. Mrs. Tucker is arrang-
ing the program, and she will have the
assistance of many of the best vocal
lists of the city. Each member of the
League will be permitted to take one
friend
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-03-31
LECTURE BY PERRY.

1t is this evening that the Kameha-
meha school graduates and their i'm
mediate friends will listen to an adj
dress by Professor c. F. Perry on the
National Correspondence School of
Scranton, Pa. Two or three members
of the club are considering the matter
of going to the school and are anxious
for information concerning it.
1t is at their request that the lecture
is given.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-03-31
CARRIED IN STOCK

We can save you annoyance
and money it you will come
to us for any information
wanted in connection with the
Art of Photography.
All goods will be found as
represented.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-03-31
CLAUS sPRECKELs. VIM. G. IRWIN
Claus SpreCkelS 4 Go.
b AN * E II - .

ID A ~ ~ IL TX -
HONOLULU, H.. l..
San Francisco Agents-The Nevada
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of San Francisco.
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Ltd.
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tional Bank.
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te de Paris.
BERLIN-Dresden Bank.
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Corporation.
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Bank of New Zealand.
VICTORIA AND VANCOUVER-Ban
of British North America.
TRANSACT A GENERAL BANKING
AND EXCHANGE BUSINESS.
Deposits Received. Loans Made on
Approved Security. Commercial and
Travellers Credits Issued. Bills of Elk
change Bought and Sold.
COLLECTIONS PROMPTLY AC-
COUNTED FOR.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-03-31
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AGENTS FOR

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Sugar Co., Honomu Sugar Co., Wal
luku Sugar Co., Waihee Sugar Co.
Makee Sugar Co., Haleakala Ranch
Co., Kapapala Ranch.
Planters Line San Francisco Packets.
Chas. Brewer g. Co.'s Line of boston
Packets.
Agents Boston Board of Underwriters.
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writer's.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-03-31
HOW IT HURTS!

rheumatism, with its sharp twinges,
aches and pains. Do you know the
cause? Acid in the blood has accu-
mulated in your joints. The cure is
found in Hoods Sarsaparlla, which
neutralzes this acid. Thousands write
that they have been completely cured
of rheumatism by Hoods Sarsaparilla
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-03-31

HOODS PILLS cure nausea, sick
headache, biliousness, Indigestion
Price 25 cents.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-03-31
Savings Department.

Ordinary and Term Deposits received
and Interest allowed in accordance
with rules and conditions printed in
pass books, copies Of which may be had
upon application.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-15
Sir bic Seierta9e.
George StQtmg,
Wr. 8. Npr6 6pllibdf CTR

Vr. =, NDro 9putoaD : StraRc.
Seine Galifornier 3otbz unb WsiB=
Wsine in GROCER Nuspabl. Rossenz
Wbisfiss, 8ranbiss uno 2iquDre.
@oar,n bic beitsn. Yreiie bic nieOrigz
item. (Oe39,ia5-Ds324)
Das beutise rpsabobDz
Heeita" apirb Elm mebr, ats gez
pObnlidss Sntsrei1s baben. 9r. 90.
5amboura Der gum o~spsiter Maie in
Baltimore gebDrt miro, fat. poimmer
er AUDI gelpielt. einen ~seruoe5u ieniaz
tioneasn Grfolg gebabt; dhnli4 ME
pabsrepsfi feiner 3eit. Der 8unIt=
lsr fat fir beute Naamittag Elm
prd9tiges prosramm in WusIi6t &C.
iteat, in benz ct ii4 ni9t BLOB als
8irtuoie, Ionbern mebr ols bas, au4
ols ssfunb empfinoenberM ulifer aus
ipei!en nirb. On ben Mulifer appel
liren porsusspeiie s. g. 8o4's gro
BE 0zburz5ugs in b'glbsrtf6er 8ez
orbeitlme. Beetbopen's rMppafiipnaz
to-" bic 8rabm14en rPaganini1@az
%riationsn." Gbopin. pdbrenb Stud
@aambati," Der vSpmmernahtsz
traum." bon Menoelsiobn in 2is5t'z
i9er @etpanbung. mebr an bic birtuoz
fen Qualitdtsn bes &iinitlers appeGa=
ran. duff ale 5d1e itebt Elm bOdinz
tsrsHantss unb semlbrei4es CONCERT
in Nusli6t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-15

4bteben. - Sn ibrer lsBtsn
8o6nure, Rr. 1870, 9arlemz2loenue,
lit 5rau Nnna Gebeda 5srof am Dom
nerHag i'm Differ BON 63 Sabren aus
oem 2eben esi9isOsn. Die 9erbli6ene
b;ntsrldBt flint 5DAtsr.
- Sn Petersburg, ga, itarb am
OisrIiae 5rau Glilabetb 2ie6ert, bic
DiI5pe bss 9rn. Suiius GILBERT, am
S6to9Flufs.
- 0ruu paulind @phn Iturb ge>
ftsrn I'M Otter BON IS Sabren in if
rer lebten Wp6nung, CIR. 1884, 49,
PruttitraBe.
- Sn ibrer lebtsn Wobnuns, Nr.
1923, 8ibselpftraBs, idieb eeitern
5rau 4nna Catherine Hippmur i'm
Differ BON So Satrsn aus benz 2eben.
Ste9erei. - Der 81 Squire al
te gbtparb M. Gfarl tpurbe setern auf
bic ibpere NnIdutOisuns bin. benz %
Sabre altsu George GanB bon gir.
1903, Mc9enrp : @trabe, cine ssfdbrz
lihe Sti9tpulbe i'm rnterlei6 beige
bra9t au BADEN, Dom Polioeiribtsr
Smith nad Dem @sfdnsnib esianbt,
um sin am Is. Sanuar 1900 itattfinz
bsnbss 8srbDr ab3urpartsn. 2anb BE-
finoet lid3 in fritiidwm 3uitanoe i'm
rMarbldnber llniperfitdts : 9oIpital."
Die Ste6srei ereienete li9 am Dom
nerItag 4benb o1f einem 8aup!abe an
Der MountzS trobs. nag Witens=
Mpenus. Die aus benz gsltrigsn 3euz
esnbsrb0r bsrboreins, trofsn 2anb
uno Glarf an Der Gde Der 9ratt= unb
Mount : Strabs auIammsn unb 2anb
5on obne 8eranlaHune glarf befeipiet
unb i9lieBli6 iogar tbdtlia arlsssrifz
fem ba6en. ga Glarf inbsKsn peite=
rem l1nannebmli9fe;tsn austpsi6en
po1ts, lisf er bic Mpunt : Strabe BIN
unter, ieiner Wobnluns gu. Qnein 3anb
folgts inn naa uno ouf elmer guuz
ftene an Mpunt Strabe, nabe @ilz
fens = Wpenlls, fam es 5tpiI6en ben
beion Mdnnern gum Sample unb BEL
Dem 4nlafe tpuroe 2anb in ben I'M
terlsib es5todlen. 4ls MON furas 3eit
oarauf 0anb halb betpuBtlos am 3d.
ben lieseno porfano, tpures susrIt an
ssnpmmsn, oerIelbe lei bstrunfen uub
msbrere Sreunbs bra6tsn i'm nod iei>
ner Wobnune, tpoIslbTt man erIt entz
bedte, buB 2anB geItodsn mar. Or.
Sohn 8aIaGi, psldsr bsrbsigsrufsn
purOe, smpfabl bic ue%berfihrung bss
8erpunOetsn nuh benz 9olpitale. ba
CT ioglsiH bic srnitbafts Natur Der
Munbs ertonnte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-15

{trift, Moam Sbuebart; iiebenter Oiz
ftritt, 2utber 81. Birmingham; adter
Oi5trift, @iuiam 8. Jlapin; neunter
Oiftritt, Winiam Gonep, osbnter Oiz
{tritt, WiGiam %. S9miot; Glitter Oiz
itrift, George 9ak; opOlfter Oiltritt,
9luault Weis; breiaebnter Oiitritt, S.
a~ittsnbouie; pisrasbnterD iftrift, Sal
fopab 8attee; fiinfsebnter Diltrift,
@m. s. Ssntins.
Stationsbausz Wdrter
Sames &. Quarts, {su., Qrlinston,
@oldr $50 pro Monut.
Nidplas Gbans, Canton, SulGr
$50 pro Monat.
6runt Stuart. Gonton, $50 pro
Monat.
Stephen 3. GburH, Mount Di=
mans, Saldr $50 pro Monat.
bfalIfarren lie
Sacob 5abn, 9tsblanDtopn, Saldr
$50 pro Monat.
Y1frld Teuep, Ndf1Or, Sald Sou
pro Monat,
pstsr Soole, GatonsbiGe, Saldr $25
pro Mpnat.
9erman Sage. gatunspiGs. @aidr
$25 pro Wonut.
8efGngnib.
81. 81. 6. MaRenburs, Wr3t. Saldr
$3.50 pro Sabr.
@lijab Price. Na6tpd6ter, SalGr
$500 pro Sabr.
8ruden.
Wdrter Der 3ugbride - George
Grace, Bear : Greet, $25 pro Monat.
superintendent - Qlbert Websr.
Snipettor Der Maabe uno gstpi4te
= Winiam 8. Carl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-15

Mili5en ing adplunb Ididen miiRen.
unisre @rmee in Siibafrita mub per1
poppslt, tpsnn ni9t perbreiTaat tper'
ben"
SpdteFe &ri4s
ten.
Gonoon, Is. Oe8smber. Wela
ters Ha6riften pom Woooer : Htper
ii6sr Die S9la4t BEL Wo~asrsfontein en-
qsben, pdb General Wau6ppe, Der gez
faGene 8sfebfsba6er Der 9o9ldnosr@
Brigade, bur6 bic 9ruIt uno ben
S6tntsl geidoien mar. Man fdiiebt
aus ben Qnsabsn gefamgsnsr 9oersn,
oaB Der feinbli6e 9erluft an Sobten
urro 9eripunoetsn an 700 Mann Be-
tru9. Das sar3e lfanoindpii4e Gonz
tin9ent ioG psrni6tet poroen Isin.
Die br;tii6sn Sruppen 5Ogen iid nab
Der S6ia9t pteoer nd9 Dem Mo1oerz
Iiper 5uriid, peil IS bsi MdgersFonz
tsin an Wai1er mangelt O..
Qus 5rere Camp miro unter'm Ddz
turn Is. DECEMBER ~9enpeloet: uStftl9es
s5euern pirb in Der Hi6tun9 bon 60
lenIo bernoInmsn uno Elm Qrtiuerlea
Suaa pirD 6tute erIpartat."
9is IS ll6r fat bas Sriegs : Sri
niiterium feline neusrsnIa6ri6tsn aus
Goopimitb. On benz Serifte, bdB
SuQer bort eiraeriidt lei uno 10000
9oeren 9efungen 9enpmtnsn babe, lit
natiirli6 fein pu6re5 Wort, aQetn bd
bic iiioafritaniI6sn Ittien oaour9
cine 3eitlang in bic 90be getrisben
puroen, 10 1T jeoenfaG9 Der 3ped bet
SptIhaft erreidt. Mdn I6meifslt lt6
bier nit Der 4nnabme, odB Die itorte
9oersn : Streitmaht, pelfe ben 9ss
neral Mttbuen bsi Waeersfontein Der
m06elte, tbei(tpeiie bon 2aoDImitb abb
ge3ogen purbe, uno bab Butler i'm
Stanoe isin pirb, einen sntI6eioenosn
Sdlaa gu fibrsn. ebe oieie Sruppen
pom WooSer : Hiper na4 Ndtal 3ua
riidfsbren tOnnen.
Die prsHs forbert bic 3egierung
auf, bic vGunarp" 0umpfer iutppbl.
pie bic v@bite Star" 9ampfer uls
Sruppeni4iffe gu benuBen, um 10 raid
ais mOgli4 8ertdrtungen nud Siioz
Nfrita gu bringsn. No4 unsefabr
10000 damn fDnnten BON Gnglano
obgsi6:dt perben, pbne bic Mili5 fir
auspdrtisen 9isnIt in Inipru6 gu
nsbmsn. DIX gffsttipitdrte Der Mflli3
betrdgt 100000 damn, uno mar Be-
6auptet, oaB cirta 10000 damn ous
BON fir ben 0inlt in Siiodfritd enta
bsbrt tperpen fDnnten. g(u4 rsAnet Die
Gesisrung inn Not6FaGs ultf ben milf
tdriifsn Bel ltano ibrer 8oionisn. Gs
mangslt inoehsn an f6nelen Srdnss
perti9iffen. General Cir Gbas. War1
rem, pei6er geitern in Der &apltdot an
fam, piro Iih Ddbridsinli6 Dem 8ez
neral Metfuen uni6lieben unb ben Be-
fsbl iiber bic oereinisten britiI6er
Streiftrdfts in Der 8uptolonie iibera
nebnlen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-15
Seine MuftersS huhe.
@einbsrser perfduft eisielben ~ Sarsainz
Yreiien.

@einbsrser perfduft eieielben ~ Sar8ainz
Yreiien.
I'm Ii9 Elm Paar feinsr uno bauer
6after G6ube gu niebrisem prejIie gu
psrf9affsn, 1T es nur notbpenois,
Weinbereer's, Nr. 22O, Norbz
6pparb5StraBs gu beiufen, no Elm
8srtauf bon Multsrz 9hu6en iebi i'm
pr0sn @anee 1T. Wie Ssoermann
peiB, Iino oisie MufsrzS4ube Itcls
bas olerbeIte 5dbritat. Weinberz
ger offsrirt ieBt Bargains in Mdnz
nsr=, &rabsn= uno Oamenz5uBbettsiz
pungen. Gum 8eifpiel tperosn Oa=
men4Shube in alien 9rDben unb Jaz
cons fur $1.98 oFferirt. Gin Paar
WsbsItoySob!en, pslhe Grippe uno
@6eumatismus ber6uten, perbsn jez
benz adufer asasbsn. Mdnnsr tOaren
Ii6 elm Yaar Notwithstanding / m
ponen Wertbc bon S., fir $1.98 pfrz
ldaffen; bsrislbe Yreis fir n9ici &io"
uno beg Calf" Patsnsseoer &na6enz
S9ubs fir $1.79. (34e)
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VuttV UetUN1gt
bru6en. foi,en uno abi6blen-
Suden sic Elm Mah@cn, einen

suden sic ein @an9cn, einen
&naben. einen Nrbeiter, 9anbwertsr
oosr Dienitbptsn irseno pelder Dirt,
10 benuben sic bic Spalten fir 8srs
ldnst : 4naetgen i'm nDsutfden GORE
iponoentsn." (Sie5e bic FINITE .Sstts.)
Wunlden Sie elm 9aus, elnen co.
ben oosr cine Jorm gu tuufm ooer gu
mietben, ober ppnen Sic Elm 9aus,
einen 2aben ODER cine 5arm ~pertaufen
pber permistben, !o1ten Sic bic Spaiz
ten fir 8erfaufs= unb 8ermietbungsz
Nnaeigen i'm .DsutI9n Gorrefpon<
benten" bsnuben. (Siebs bic FINITE
Seite.l
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9aS @p@enblatt beg
,9eutf6em Gorrefponoeaten'',

- erideint bsute -
unb entbdlt u. u. 8eipre9ungen
iiber bic politil4s 2age bes 2anz
bes, ~ebitorielle Notiosn. pifenz
f4aftlide Mrtitsl, bic reusz
ften Ha4ri4ten iiber bic Be-
ipesunsen Der Gnsldnber II. Boez
rem in Sioafrita, poltGnoiger
8eri9t ibsr biz 8dmpfs Qn
Mobber : Riper. bic lebten
Na4ri9ten aus alien Sbeilen
Guropa's. bic fpdteften uno in
terefanteiten Snlanb z0epef4en,
Sortiebung ber 1punnenben ST.
adblung Ser &raftzM saDr," cine
Settle europdif9er 2otalbsri9ts,
NpIitifhes al1s Stdat unD
Stabt, 8eri9te aus benz Snnern
bss Staates. 2otalz, 8Orienz u.
Marttberi9te u. I. m.
Ous 8latt 1T bon alien Srdz
germ bes nOeutfden gorrefponz
benten" gu beoiebn uno in Der
Expedition b. 8l. gu baben.
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Golo inn pcnnipIbanier Gebira.

Spnnell5piQe, pa, IA. Deg.
- :. Stauffer, Elm in Dem @f6Irg5z
Oiirif!e BON 5apette GuuntD fpO6nz
Barter DsuiI4er 6urmer, fat Qusli6t,
6ato Elm rsi6er Mann gu psroen. gr
bate Dor ungeIdbr einem Sabre auf
Fe;ner 5Sarm Gin .Gr5Itiid %gefunoen,
psl6es nit Streifsn bon 9ofo uno
Sil6er 'ourdsogsn mar. Gr Ehmol5
einen 56eil oeg Gr5es in Ieiner S6mies
Be unD er6jelt ais HeTultat EN-
Stiidf.n reinen 8oloes. Gr Ianoz
lie ben RtIt 'res @r3ss mad Der Miin5',
mo cine unlerIuAun9 ergab, oaB oas
Sra einsn bdosutsnoen Pro5sntidB
@Olo enibislt, 5rob eifrissn Suhtns
mar IS tim bisber ni6t Qslunger, mebr
bon Dem Gr3 gu finOen, SEPT bat
sr itoo6 cine farfe 4oer oes g%olp1dlz
lioen @r3ss sp0lf Sub unter Der groS
pbsrfld6e qefunOen, uno aus eI1'm
fle;nsn Slid Gra, pstfss sr en-
i6mpl3, sr6islt er / un3e re!n's Volo.
DE oanse @easnD 1T burd Den 6uno
mgr oBs MuTrssung perfeBt pouosn.
0ir oiirfsn bic Grippe nItt lsltt
nsbmen; Ie lam mun6mal lebr 9es
fdhrlid, perpen. Our3 cine SeRano=
luna nit Or. 4uauIt a0nig'5 9lmburz
Ger gruTtt6ee Tam Ie leoo3 tnrlrt
nsroen, pie in Saulsnosn pom 6aasa
erfpislen pur0e.
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Der 9emt(6e Correspondent.
Treitas, ben Is. 0cscmber 1899.
nterbaltunas

nnterbaltnnas=@ eatuciier.
rMu 1T Mfubemie." - Diele Wode
why Smith Left Home"
5orb's~ S~pernbaus. - Die1s Wo4e
The Floor Walkers
~2pceum=Sbeater." - Dieie Mo4<
diplomacy"
rMulit=9aGe." Mt. 3opalzIps. -
Sieie Wode carmen.
~Souibapltrabsn 9 Sbeattr.' -
"A Female Drummer"
mIubitorium . WuIt : 6aqe." -
Sie Soiepb Cart @aubepine=Go.
rPeabooD : Goni srpatorium." -
btuts, Den Is. 0ssember. 5sabmittaes 4 ubr.
fiinftes Hecital.
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l4p1Srr init. nf3 niennlS.

Wir Iinb fir 8eI6dfte bereit in yfr.
4O7, Slt>gaItimursI trdbs (8ainsd@sz
bduos), nit Dem srOBtsp unb feinitsn
MKortimsnt bon 5aidenubrsn uno
@amudla6sn, bic ie in Baltimore
ausaeftelt purosn. l1brsn fir Sober
mann unb Yreiis nisbriger, ais je. 8ez
lidtiet unfsr GdaufenIter.
(Oea.15) +. 9ooter.
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@tGfta fir Ansefdenoe.

in Dsarplano eri9eint aubr benz -9euti9en
G0rreibonoenten1 teine einsiee beuti@e 3eituns.
,pel3e elm. Srud=IreT. b.fst, b. i'm etano. III.
bic Anfiase bea .Seut'dsn Gorreiponoenten' IN
psnioer, aIs
fitttf Stttttoett
III brudtn. Sie BreFe bes .derreiponhenten' saRa
bic GufIase ireenb elmer anberen tdeli&ea Seuts
tHen 3eituns in Wtarblanb in
fiinf Wtuttten
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g a m # ags= unb Spnntaes g.
Grfnrfinnpn nnh MnIhinn4nn r,,r

g a # a g. unb Sonntass=
Grfuriionen na6 Waibingtpn, rur
S1.25 ahf Der ~penniplOanier giz
ienbubn."
Dim nddIten Samftas unb Sonnz
tag; eiiltig fir bic Ridfabrt Biz gum
folgtnbsn Wtontag. Iae 3ige, ben Ii
mitirtsn gongreB5us ausgenommsn.
grdnbe.- Sin Warm pom Sd
fen Or. 636 REF Die 6eusr1pe6r geItern
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S6ornNeins 5eusr snlIfanosn mar.
Die 5ylammen purosn 4.iidli9er Wsiie
i'm Seine selDidt.
= Gin Mlarm pcm &aIten Nr. 337
REF bic 6euertpshr gsiterD Q6eno nab
oem leer ftifsnben 9au5e Nr. 1881,
Oruibz6 zNpenlus, poielbft duF unz
bsfannie WeiIs Seusr'entItaroen mar.
Der anseri4tete Saaosn betrdst ca.
SIS.
Sm Otter bon SO Sabrsn 1T Sr.
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Del. seltorbsn. Der 8eritorbem mar
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betruo IL Dteilen con Often.
1aS sefrise Y tuer-Dt bohfe 2emperatur bes
seiris geo &aJes aui Hahb.uannren Statlonen mar
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