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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-10-16
Don't spend your
Money abroad
You are making it
here

We beg to announce to the public
that we are making great preparations
for the coming Holiday Season, and
will have a large stock of Well-Select-
ed Goods from the principal factories
of the world. Our buying is done by
a concern who have had many years
experience in this business and control
the largest trade on the Pacific Coast.
We promise our patrons that many
new articles i'm our lines that will be
shown in San Francisco can be found
in our store. our stock will comprise
STERLING SILVER,
FINE PLATED WARE,
HAWAIIAN SOUVENIR SPOONS,
New Designs.)
HAWAIIAN SOUVENIR CHINA,
Something New)
RICH CUT GLASS,
FINE BOHEMIAN GLASS.
FRENCH CHINA,
GERMAN CHINA,
ENGLISH CHINA,
FIGURES,
BRONZES,
ORNAMENTS,
GARDENERS,
LAMPS.
And Many Novelties.
All goods sent out as presents will
be prepared in a separate department,
where they will be put up in the best
of STYLE using fine boxes, paper, etc.
Our Holiday Season will open about
the middle of November, which will
give our friends on the other islands
ample opportunity You will be able
to give more presents this year be-
cause our prices are right.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-06-01
Prenumerata wynosi rOc1ilte
I. " Stanaoh Ned. iKanadzie $500
W .Europie((k oniecz. naprz6d) $3.50
r:y= -.
a + y n k !.

Abonenci op1acaj9cy W1ARUsA
dolu, kon1ecznie m uszar~p}aoic
400 "a jeden rok, ros1m1e sic
take "a rok 1899, lubof wstym
roku ola przedp}acicieli czyli pfa~
o9cych: naprz6d, roczna opfate
zni8yliSmy ma $l.bo.s
Kto zjedna nam dw6ch no.
wych abonent6w i przesle cd
ka2dego ca}orocznY abonamenot mt !. Z
CORY, temu przez caly rok s,,sss gg;alzettee
ola niego samegojp rzese}ac sbl, eedsie-
my b~ezp{atnie. 81.
.Kto 6dbierze I ! ppocztytrzy ggazety,,
>lr1wVa&AnYlm Jest "a abonentbA. j odp.o::
Rtiied3lalnym "a abon3ia.mr1,e11tt. 4 / Il. +
K8to zrQieni adres, poWiniens ma.
tyebmiast podac wydawcy W1ARusA
sw6i nowy adres.
Abbnentom, ktdrzy w~yraznie ME
odm6wia gazety. "a. po6rednictwem
listowego Tub innego urzednika
pocztowego, sW1ARUs poselany be-
dzIo dale1. SkOrO KJ0 zaprZestanle
odbierac gazette, powinien wpierw
saplaci6 jezeli co "a nia winien.
F;eniqdze "a ola W1ARUsA ma
ley przesela6 przez .pocztowy lub
meresowy Money Order, MONA
@Aprzeselat abonament W dolarach
p1p5IIerpwyceh,. przes Postal note,
: allow jednocentowych Tub dwncen
towych zrsaezkach pocztowych, lecz
jezeli abonament, W. taxi spos6b
p~rseslany, ": drodze sprzepadnie Eco
he " tym kraju. bardzo rzadko
sdarza) wydawca W,1ARUsA ME
bierze "a to- ma :siebie odpowiedzial2
no6oi. Take listy najlepiej kaza6
ma poczcie registrowa6 DO wtenczas,
urzad pocztowy bierze ma siebie od-
powiedzialnos6, re wraz z zawartos-
ole doida ma miejsce przeznaczenia.
Wszelkie listy oraz przesefkis.pie
niekns do W1ARUsA adrescwa6:
e. Derdowsh
$40 E.. 3rd Str.
W1NoNA, Mimi
= Ir-F --
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-06-01
Drobne s. E|I,l,cha.

MOVIE POLSKIE Pts
MO. - Chicago pojawllo'
sic nowe polskie czasoPismloo,
miesiecznik, Q IA stronicach
" malym formacie. Wydawca
! redaktorem jest pan NJ. ],
szameit, 800 S. Ashland ave,
Chicago, Ill. Przedplata
roczna wynosi rs Ct.
lama
przy Pige River przerwala
sic pieciu miejscach ] wyle-
wajaca sic woda zrobila szko-
dy ma $50, 900. Polowa
mieszkohc6w Jest be- mieszr
kama.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-06-01
I South Omaha
(NEBR J

Potezna grupa Zwiszkowa
,,Wolni Polscy Krakusi', " licz-
bic 10, utracila dziesiata cze66t
swoich cz}onk6w, albowiem obecny
|jej prezydent pan Jan Zieliilhslkki,
wykluczy} z listy czfonk6w, bez
stusznego powodu, dawniejszego
prezydenta pana Nikodema Dar~
gaczewskiego.
Pan Dargaczewski niedawno
byl W So. Omaha policmanem, a W
Europe sYRuzy} PREY ,,Cwajtes
Pommersches k~irasyjer Regiment
W Pasewalku. Chce on teraz poka-
za6 swojemu przeciwnlkowi. jak
to sic m6wi, pismo nosem.
Wytoczy process Zieliiskiemu
! calemu Zwiazkowl Narodowemu
Polskiemu. M6wi.ze 1ch ,,sfiksuje"
i nawetdowiedzle ziel,hskiemu, ze
dyle cd p1ota krad4 i jeszcze
wiele gorszych rzeczy:
Bedzie 0 czem pisac do VIA
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-06-01
I Bay City,
(M1oH).

(M1CH).
W sprawie sadoweJ PAM M.
Janowicz przeciw obywatelow wi j.
Westfal, 0 pobicie W kosciele, sad
przysleg}ych uznat o~skarzonego
niewinnym. W czasie rozpraw
sadowych adwokat Westfala pc
wiedzia4 do skarzycielki: Ty swar-
liwa kobieto, gdybys tY tax byla
niewinie obi}a moja zone, by}bym
Gle oknem z koscio}a wyrzuci!.
w niedziele, 81 Maja po po-
fudniu, Tomasz Nowakowski, a
pc prawdzie Nowak, syn Jana
Nowaka, lat 20, skradl sic z
miechem do ,starej solnicy N. B.
Dradey & Son, ably nakra6d mo-
siadzu, wszelako zostaf schwytany
i odstawiony do policyl. Dopusci}
siespodobne kradziety juz pc .raz
tr,,s,o ! 90
'iA &c y : 9, "a; ~ -,
W iedziele, ~ slMajat Idzef
s J, boz b ie ~. u NJ koesoiele, podozas
pisknego skazania wyg}oszonego
Pr. przes= Ks Bieniawskiego. siedsac
" }awce, s}odko drzemaf i glove
|kiwaA, jak ME przemierzajac stara
zydowskas koby}a,
Med awtnnoe byl " 1naszem
mie6cie wielebny ks. Edward
Koz}owski Manlstee, ably tn "
jaki spos6b zrobic zgode miedzy
Polakami. = Lecz, Drogi Ksieze,
jak tn moze zapanowa6 zgoda,
skoro 0 ml}osci braterskiej movie
tylko z bluznierstwem ma ustach,
a re tax jest, tego dowodem kon-
stytucya 3go Maja.
Szanowny ,Prawdzic'' "
Dz1ENN1KU CH1cAGosK1Ml wywo-
dzac niby, il kropidlarski obch6d
majowy W Bay City bY} urzadzonY
ia uczczenle: konstytucyi sgo Maja,
pewnie chcia1 tylko pokaza6 6wla-
tn. il. umie pisa6.
Czy& BOWEN godzi sic ma
obchodzie konstytucyi sgo Maja
omawiad sprawy lokalne i parafal-
ne kl6tn1e i lzyc uczciwe polskie
gazety? = Czy owl MONEY! obcho-
zn.ja r6inice pemledzy
Iobfudna gazeta kropidlarska a
katolicko-postepowa? = Mniejsza
Q to, jakich tam slow m6wcy uzy-
wali; g g}6wna, W jakim
celu wyg}cszone byly ich mowy.
A wszakzze kazdy r~ozs4dny czlowiek
po1apa{ sig ma tenn, re przede-
wszystkiem pragneli dokuczYd
swoim przeciwnikom,
zapytuje %szaaownego ,,Praw-
dzica'', kto przedewszystkiem temu
vinien, ze dwie partye do dzlslaj
lstnlejs " naszej polskiej gmlnie?
.Czy 70 ME 81 . -k,aazdego Polakaa
ehcaa przekupt na repaulbllliikkaaenaiin ma
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-06-01

- 500 tr--". = :rrt[- <
|:r WASHINGTON, D. {. :
Utworzy1 sic tnE' Komitet, maj2ey
ma celu zbieranie sk1adek oil GALE
go narodu, aby a%dmiralowi
Dewey'emu poidarowad rezydencya
v Westinghouse: Do komitetu
naleze:. asyste 'll ministra skarbu
f. A. Vanderbilt asystent ministra
floty Oh. A. Allen, general bryga-
dy H. G. Corbin, asystent gene+
ralnego poc.mistrka P. s. Heath.
l Koml e v. w,,,yda& ohezws do narodu,
abys 1bierano sk&hdki nadsy}ano
do Waashingtonul
d. -E -: a.. . Z ~ ..ES
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-06-01
! NASI GEN

.9.# 80 1#as=
ppowa1nieni SO do kolektowa.
1A166pamentn W1ARUsA nastepu
J5eN asenci mieiscowi:
BAY CITY, Mich: Alexander
Nisd2ielski, i614 = ls str.
NANTICOKE PAR. Jablohsk
BALTIMORE: Ri. Ziarnowskl
tl2 st. Bond Str.
OAK HILL. st. Pogorzelski
PIKE LAKE Wis. Adam
Bambenek.
wlLEo MINI. +. }. Grochowski
o. lKn tier oss We'll I'll.
Micbai Wilma 1911 We'll Str.
T.o Brzseziihski ess Mitchell Str
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-06-01
q WlNONY.

"a w lNOA -
Il sKsazmierxacy pojad4
ma 4Llpca do Lay@Gross'.
Fan MARGIN Daszkowski, pre-
zydent E1'owarzy silva 6w. Jana
Kazmierza Kr6lewicza " Winonie,
:odebra1 z La Crosse nastepuiace
~zaproszenie:
La Crosse, Wis. % Maja 1899.
Oh Do: sszanownego Bfactwa sw.
Kazmierza. Kr6lewicza WWiaonie.
20 9;Kochani Bracla!
z@1n Niniejszem 1zapraszamy Was
ma uroczystosc poswiecenia naszego
Koscio}a, majacs sic oobyc "
dniu Ago Lipca. spodziewamy sle'
ze naszei prosbie ME odm6wicie /
przebedziecie do mas ten dzieh, do
La Crosse. 60 do podr6zY zas
wszystkie Towarzysta polskie z
Winony powinny sic pomiedzy soba
uloayc. - ,xee.*:. 4.
z g}ebokim szacunkiem q: !:
z polccenia parafi 6w Krzyzaa.
y ." M. Nowak,
J. Dastych,
S. Banasik,
D. Brzaka}a,
F. Walczak - Komitet.
Poszukute gospOdynf.
Jan Kowalski farmer "
Farwell, W Nebrasce poszukuje
gospodynl, wdowy Tub panny "
powszniejszym wleku, kt6raby
umia}a prowadzjc gospodarstwo
domowe opiekowad SIG sdziscmi,
kt6rych jest piacioro. - Zglosl6 gig
pod adresem; Jan Ko valski, Far
well, Nebr.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-06-01

eva odbywafa sic p%utbdlIlccznle.
90;
NEN o r - Wybitne
osobisto6ci " p~rzemykle stall ze es
.laza, At6rego kapital wynosi}by
$500, 600 900. Carnegie g Co., ma
czele kt6rej stoi Prick, cofneela.
sw6j 'charter" W New Jersey j
niekt6re inne kopalDie, kt6re mia,
" nalezec do trustu, i%nkorporoy.
wa}y sic W Albany, N. y, co jest
nowym dowodem zes trust ME przyjs
die do skutku:
FORT SMITH, Ark. -
John Washtub i Joseph Starr
otrzymali publiczna ch}oste, "
San Bots, Ind: Ter. Zgodnie :
z prawem Choctaw, byli skazani
ma kare stu plag "a kradziez byd{a.
Wiele setek IndYan, przypatrYwa~
|}o sic egzekucyl. swiadkowie o
becni PREY wykonianiu wyroku
przyznaja jednozgodnie, re obaj
skazani zachowali sig meznie, ami
iednym jekiem ME okazujac bolu.
z obnazonemi plecami, ramionaml
obejmujac pnle drew, do kt6rych
byli przywiazani, stall spokojnie,
gdy deputy~szeryf wymierzaf i'm
razy szesc1ostopowym pretem,
trzymanym oburacz. Starr skrad1
siedm sztuk bydls, zas v ashtub
dziesiec.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-06-01

mniejsze wyspy, tax Y Pozossafo
armii operacyjnej ma wyspie Luoizon,
pod generation Lawton, ledwiey tie
zo1nierza, by skutecznie zdo}a}a
bronic mast ma koleja, "a prze~
|strzeni so mil angielskich I'd
Manili. Miasta, 2 kt6rych Amerykat-
ME waycofaG musieli zalogi, napo-
wr6t zajete zosta}y przez powstah-
COW, j ci do tyla sic rozzuchwalili,
re znowu sic pokazuJa pod same
Manila. ,Poniewaz nadto armia
znacznie uszczuplila sig wskutelk
odjazdu ( llku pulk6w ochotniczych
do Amerykl, trzeba teraz z ted
co tydzieh poselat swleze posl1ki
do Manlli, i to " wiekszej masie,
nil dotad. w zeszlym tygodniu
odp}yna} portu " San Francisco
okret Sherman, ~zabieraj9c' re sobq
l, 800 zo}nierzy i Is ofcer6w, a
zarazem 4 miliony dolar6w.
Powaga oreza amerykahskiegd
utraci1a W oczach powstanc6w
przez to, re admiral Dewey, pred
kt6rym oni mieli ogromDy respekt,
odplyna4 do Ameryki, ME mogae
podobno zniest dajacego mu sic
osobiscie we znaki warcholstwa
amerykanskich genera}6w armil
ladowej.
Oczywiscie, re take pogorsze-
ME sic szans armii amerykansFlej
ma Filipiuach musia&o spotegowat
i up6r komisarzy, kt6rych Aguinal-
do wigys}a} do Manili ola uk}adanis
sic genera}em Otis. Zaczeli sta
wiac takie warunkl, jak gdyby
byli przedstawicielami strenJ
zwycieskiej, al wreszcie genera}ow;
Otis wyczerpa}a sic cierpliwosc
kaza} i sic wyniesdz Manili. d ~
-- 80 p ]5S e.
.,.CYKLONY W minionym
tyggodniu wielkie wyrzadzi}y
Espustoszenia " niekt6rych stanach.
szczegg6l ! li@ " Nebrasce, " LOWE
Po{udniowej Dakoeie. W Eebrasce
Igrad1 wiele zaszko dill zbozu. W
Chamberlain, W F 6}nocnej Dako'
Gle, cyklon zmi6t} kosci6f i szko}e,
a zabi1 szescioro dziecl i ich OLGA.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa. =
Phoenix Bridge Co. W Phornlx1
vile, Pa, dosta}a cd rzadu rosyj.
kiego kontrakt jeszcze ma. sze6t
stalowych most6w do syberyjskie;
kolel. Fabryka ia ju& %poprzedn1c
dostala kontrakt ma dwanascie
most6w.
Do t~utejszych fabrykach ma.
SYN nawet.<w Anglii nadchodza
zam6wienia ma lokomotywy kole.
jowe.
I tax przemys} a%merykahsk'
i W tel ga}ezi przemys}u, W kt6rym
dotad Anglicy uchodzili "a najbie>
glejszych, bierze gore mad pre-.
mys}em europejskim.
%
H~OUGHTON, Mich. -Skut-
klein przesladowaaia Finlandczy-
k6w, zaludnia sig mimi tutejszs
okolica. Wyohodzcy inlandcy
u EE s. p $780,. gHHl.H.Fe ~. r.Et. Hs-.E .g--4EE. y.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-06-01
WYClECZKl LATOWE
K0leia Chic Milw. & q. j

AAVACJ% ~4A$
pc znizo ne] CAME do:
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, 80 Czewca
Sem. T,w. Modern Woodmen.
COLUMBUS, Ohio. 60 Czerwca.
A Setm Tow. Ancient Arabic Q.
BUFFALO, NJ J. IA -l5 Caerwca;
Notles Of the MystisA Shrine
DETROIT, Mich 5 10 Lipoa
National Educ. Assoc.
LOS Angeles, California
IL; -~,sz.
lila Llpea
RICHMOND, Va, 1916 .Lipc. [
B. J, P. N. of America 3
INDIANAPOLIS, 2o-23 Lipca7
International Epworth League.
MINNEAPOLIS, 1914 Czerwca
Grand Lodge I. 0. O. F,
DULUTH 30 .Czer yea
Maccabees.
TAME wycieczki spacero-
KOLEJA NORTH WESTERN
Co Plateki Sobota MONA wy
jechaG scbie ola rozrywki kolej4
Northwestern wpj4tkowo tanio do
Kasota dotad i nazad "a ....$4.lU III
Do st. Peter ............... 40
Do Esgle lake .................3.25
Do iezlora Shetek .......... {. 80
Do 1ezlora Clear Lake. 3.l5
Waseoa)
Jelnakze "a powyzsz3 cenre q
tykiety do odno6nych miejscowosci
dobre % t7lko cd Platku lub So
boty do najblizszego Wtorku'
Cena za6 tyklet6w dotad Z
posrotem ola takioh. kt6rzyby
chcieli " kt6rem 2 rzeczonnychl3
:punk6w 80 dbl pozcstad, Jest jak
~nastepuje: 555.#B
Do KASOTY ...... .......$6.55
Do ST. PETER ............6.65
d. EAGLE LAKE 900
Do LAKE SHETEK. .... HOO
Do CLEAR LAKE (Waseca) { .G5 u
DO KANSAS. CITY, No.
sprzedawane bedaa y dtnlllu5 8 4 \ s
Czerwoa TAME tykiety, z po~odulss
sjasdu T%owarsYstwa Modern
Woodnen, dobre do 10 Czerwoa. 5S ss
DO COLUMBUS, Ohio. klu,p,eo,--..s
wac bedzle mtodsllna TAME tyykllsty,7ssSsa
Cd 2 do $ Czer sca, dobblr'se do'1 ss ID
CizerWoa. 5.. .sgs ssgSIS
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-06-01

slWszysattkl Il ]. ,sokry''w naszej parafi
Hto ~zagorzalii republikkasnriie. I'arrtya
republikabska tez, dis najwiecej
ma zyskuu. : naszzych zabulrlzeth pa
Y 6alnych. SEP; 5
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-06-01
CLEVELAND, O. : Dow6z

CLEVELAND, O. : Dow6z
wegli z kopalh do <tatejszego
portu wstrzymano, DO ME ma
okret6w do w~ysy}ania wsgli. Do
~vszyetkich portdw mad jezlorem
Erie cd kilku tygodni codzieh
przychodzl}y pociagi z weglami,
ale MAKO }adowano. ma okrety, DO
wskutek strajku W Buffalo ME
ma okret6w. Podobno kolej
Pennsylvania ma W Cleveland az
1900 wagon6w z weglami. Kompa~
MON kole]owym zbrak}o wagon6w
do przewozu rudy zelaznej 2
port6w, wskutek czego W niekt6~
rych ~lejarniach przestano praco-
wac.
s.s : 20
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-06-01

ADMIRAL DE NEY opusci}
Mantle 20 maja pc poludniu ogo-
dzinie 4 81 w6rdd wielkiej demon.
strancyl wszystkicb okret6w
wojennych stojacych W porcie
zatoki Manilskiej i*sal W olbrzy-.
mich armat.
Kiedy krazownik Olympia
powoli wyjezdzal : portu Manili,
admiral Dewey stall ma pokladzie
swego flagowca 2. odryta gfowa
" dow5d uznania m~anifestacyi,
.jaka z powodu jego wyjazdu .czy-
Mill mu o6cerowie innych wojen-
nyoh okretdw.
Pop}ynie on sprzez kanal suez
q. do Nowego Yorku przybedzie
oko}o lego Wrze5nia.
The Coconino sun., 1899-02-18

Phoenix is securing fine reputation as show town. A town that will give travelling company $500 in single night ranks high in the estimation of show people. The new opera house Is doing its share toward advancing the reputation of Phoenix.
The Coconino sun., 1899-02-18
AN ACT


 the Territory of Arizona.
 H. B. No. 26, February l, 1899. in 'troduced by J. w. Benham. Read first time, rules suspended, read second time by title, 300 copies ordered print ed, and referred to committee on live stock.
 Be it enacted by the legislative as- semblv of the Territory of Arizona:
 Section That when any live stock in the territory of Arizona is driven. shipped or moved from one county into another for the purpose of grazing thereon, the owners of such live stock shall pay license therefor for each and every head of such live stock so found in the said county into which said stock is driven, shipped or moved IS aforesaid for the purpose of grazing. Section 2-The board of supervisors of the several counties of this territory shall have authority and it shall be the duty of such board of supervisors to fix the amount of such license per head: provided, that such license shall not exceed the sum of fifty cents per head upon sheep and goats and the sum of one dollar per head upon cattle, hores, mules and asses.
 Section 3--It shall be the duty of the board of supervisors of each county in the territory, upon petition signed by not less than twenty-five citizens and taxpayers of such county, to appoint Q day for hearing within twenty days from the time such petition is filed, in the office of the said board, for the purpose of fixing the rate of such license, and notice of such day, and the place of hearing, shall be publish ed in a newspaper published within said county, at least ten days before said hearing, and upon such day such board shall meet at the time and place specified in the said notice, and shall
The Coconino sun., 1899-02-18
THE COCONINO SUN.

fix the rate per head of such license
 under this act. and the said rate. >o
 fixed, as aforesaid, shall not be altered or changed for one year. and then only
 upon petition, notice and publication as aforesaid.
 Section After such licenses are fixed and rated by the board of super visors of the counties, the same shall be assessed and collected, as provided for in the assessment and collection of other licenses, under title 42 of the re- vised statutes of Arizona. and all the provisions of said title 42 of the revised statutes of Arizona, with the amend ments thereto. relating to assessment and collection of licenses and penalties for neglect 10 pay the same. shall be applicable and in full force under this act.
 Section 5-Provided also, that this act shall not apply to live stock pass ing through any county of this territory where not more than ten days are covered in such transit, and provided also that this act shall not apply to stock on pasture upon cultivated lands for consideration.
 Section 6-This act shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage.
The Coconino sun., 1899-02-18

The muster out of the First Territori- al volunteer infantry, begun on Febu- ary II, was concluded Wednesday. All members of the late regiment have left camp Churchman or are preparing leave Nearly all the members of the Arizona companies will go directly home. A few will visit Washington, New York and other eastern cities.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1899-06-03
MEMORIAL. DAY,

Memorial Day was celebrated bv our
people IN very appropriate manner
Tuesday. The exercises of the dav
we're especially appropriate for the
occasion from the fact that all the var
ious forms of sports were eliminated
from the programs and the day given
up to quiet. reverential services to the
memory of the nations dead. The
members of the G.. A. K. and kindred
organizations repaired to Neinadji Gem
etery IN the forenoon, where tue beau
tltul rituaistic service of the Grand
Army was held. A committee from
each organization decorated the graves.
Committees also visited the new Wood
lawn cemetery for the purpose of dee
Grating the graves and holding a brief
service. No one was forgotten, every
soldiers grave was strewn with beati-
full flowers. The j. d. Robe Post, East
End, held their principal service at the
corner of Fifth St and Thompson av-
eLue, where monument was erected.
At noon the Ladies of the q. A. K. at
| the East End and Women's Relief
Corps at Agen hall served excellent
dinners to large numbers. Alter dim
ner d procession was formed at the
corner of Tower and Sixth and marched
to the opera house where an interest
ing program was rendered. Up to that
hour the day had been a beautiful one
and the streets were throngeG with peo-
pie. The opera house was packed when
Commander Agen arose and asked
Chaplain Crandall to open the services
with prayer. Adjt. Herrick read the
orders of the day. After appropriate
remarks by Commander Agen, Miss
La Stella Scion. who Is always a favor
lite with a Superior audience, sang the
star Spangled Banner and in res
ponse to continued applause rendered
"Tenting Tonight. Master q. X.
Fem, OF Spooner, was present and gave
a couple of recitations. Miss Lucy
Shields and Miss Genevieve Eaton also
gave recitations which were exception
ally pleasing Rev A. B. Nichols, of
the Hammond Avenue Presbyterian
church. gave the address of the day.
Mr.. Nichols is an eloquent speaker and
his address was one of the best ever
given here on similar occasions. The
exercises closed with the singing of
"America" by the audience
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Nelson Dewey Glass Play.

The high school pupils and teachers
presenting The Midsummer Night's
Dream" last Friday evening, covered
themselves with glory. The caste was
fine, and to say that any one eXcelled
another would be an injustice, for
whiie some parts were more pleasing
than others, each was rendered with
equal ability and evidenced hard and
careful work
The costumes were beautiful and I'M
iversally becoming, and the scenery
was most effective. Col. Georges or
chestra discoursed sweet music before
the curtain went back" and between
acts, thus making the intermissions
very enjoyable. The class was greeted
by packed house, and cleared some
thing like $50. which sum. we believe
will be used to increase the school Ii
brary, which would certainly be com
mendahle Investment. The TINES has
ALWAYS been proud of our high school
and the work of both teachers and pu-
pills, and We congratulate them upon
this their latest and greatest success.
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A Narrow ESCAPE.

Thankful words written by Mrs. Ada
+. Hart, of Groton, :. ID. WAS taken
with bad cold which settled on my
lungs; cough set i'll and finally termin-
ated in consumption. Four doctors
gave me up, saving | could live but a
short time. | gave myself up TO my Sa-
vior, determined if | could not stay
with my friends on earth, | would meet
my absent ones above. My husband
was advised to get DR.. Kings New Dis
covery for Consumption, coughs and
colds ! gave it a trial, took in all eight
bottles. 1t has cured me, and thank
God, am saved and now well and
healthy woman" Trial bottles free at
Merrell's Pharmacy. Regular size soc
and 81 90. Guaranteed or price refund
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Manager Marshall has furnished a
fine bill of fare at the Grand the past
season, and most of the plays have been
well attended and heartily appreciated.
During the past week the engagement
of the Boston Lyric Opera Company
furnished four delightful and refresh
ing performances. Though not large
organization, they have harmonious
and well trained chorus. and the prin-
cipals are way above the average.
Monday evening Miss Julia Donovan
of Duluth, who quite captured Superior
people by her solo work at the FIaate II
concerts, sang the part of Queen Att
IN "Said Pasha" and scored another
victory. Miss Donovan sang with the
company in Duluth Thursday evening
in their return engagement, and may
possibly decide to Join the combination.
1t is hoped that a return engagement
may be arranged for Superior, and we
are sure packed houses would greet
these popular people.