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boAs
30.-I feel that II
OF myself and the
inner to say that
.niLoclls" Sunday S
N error concerning
ru.
lei meeting of oltl-
IrldenIing to further
y a Of building a
( DETERMINATIONS. q"
l1ncitizens, but II
Ne appointed by
.as for "A lot. Colo
II nat the question
Mentioned at that
ava. "1'hp Meth-
:, y after strenuous
lthinG or even Sc
Il're we have bar
srally located, and
,scribed to pay for
been appointed to
MS and solicit 9TH
all who have sub
Ole Of Brunnef so
taking. We have
.hool or other re-
and build for the
ny Christian and
in Drummer will
5 work. A church
enhance the value
promote morality
help us in this
j. NJ, Adams.
lroh OF Drummer.
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.iary science UTHERN RAILWAY.

s-he old drnf the anaaI ann r.aA- ..----.- ;.
~ dikeea are situatsn on Ine Southern rail-
aanust You can get any desired altitude or
ia. class sea eoast resort For circulars
where folders, schedules. etc. please ad
the ps J. G. Andrews. 81 w r. Agent
az. fehins House. Houston Texas.
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apis aduu, EwaId.

lsns lnhssang what 1s-yoar-old daughter OF
pa uSsrss --r Ewald, died at s O'Clock
seurS7s spread ofSfk street. Funeral today
ANS tia, Esyptm. from residence, lnterment
tAmerica ap;emetery.
o has earrt). -----------------------
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Shirt waists and dress skirts q specially.
81 Packard's Troy Laundry.
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noYs, Rrbnre
The PeItentiar,bos
Somehai
Concerts.

4 hlquof summer night
"a pr night at Turner
* fishing the music.
NM sultry, just such
= the enjoyment OF
MAJ '1and the attendance
- and the occasion
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DR.. e. s. Heisig.
OCulist
oo22 Main St. Houston.
Cross'Eycs Strengthened With
out the knife.

A cross-eyed person uses only one eye, and
the other eye, I not shlfuly treated, gradu-
any becomes blind. So remember when YOU
tali TO have cross eyes treated In time YOU
either. through Ignorance or neglect refuse
10 save an eve. Now II the person so adlict-
% tand neglected. should accidentally lose tho
GOOD eye. he would be totally blind and
doomed to overlnstns darkness, while II the
cross eye had been attended to in time no
would still have this eye
ah9usands Of persons are blind today who
could be seeing II they had known and availed
themselves Of thls knowledge Remember /
Tot only sTRAlGHrEN the EYES but RE
sIuhE TIE SIGHT, usually by eye-drops
are 700 YOUNG to wear glasses ! succeed with
Ear. Nose and Throat TESTS EYES FRi.,1
and Fits Glasses and Arllhciul Eyes.
COMPUTATION FREE.
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wuKS 10
sanitary Boans o.
CleRni p Car

90 inherent, Cap
sanitary Bon8 ms DER who is one of
CleRniN y Car OF South Texas.
Wharton Te,kfov . has had the hotel
ha,.1 ia ., roof put On and
'"''u n'u PIX lhesdes cutting out
organized for ~ 10 woT beautiful groves
tho city in prHcondi gocdly number OF
summer sooaon rndng It is yer
many to grow
poaru are D. H. preltust OF the cities
Farrell and Dr. H. preparations to
will notify owrkand through the sum
oiI.,.. a., -. generally known
itary condition Inc Ilisposrawing card card
be invoked. POOLS It. healthful
Sever,t +oaohoI l., he anocould DO no
-, tl Praters effect
o u, - lne sumine 9rmalbd prlshlng, and
sio, I'osenoetE on l9thYarof. for a few
ulty for the terinI corf,,,i,
of Nvhar,an buuuI l-r~ -rrantinc.
Il. Brlrgs NJ RIciod a srntine was the
Mr., H, G. Cailn, isslon upon the
rocaS through III poieon and the neces-
If NJ u = nnoq pr, lamented.
lle"O to the DauI Iii hat It means
wharton Is rich miand business stag
man here stands hoIj
10 decay; here he hos
here are the grayel n, george clarendon
IN an hours chaJth Health officer in
M r ouc can pam with quarantine
o CLEAN among m
II historical lnre Va left last night for
Mr. M. Calm btro,Aaine river crossing
he sad duty OF HI. where he will be
lis mother. Mrs XII milne station as
Who sleeps her II sh Stthews' who VIII
'urial ground al }oroh
Mrs. r. J. Harlofltfn our what other
S visiting friendsy ~ rom Houston.
Saith was in con-
Boys, ~ decided to take
in Its present
The peIteptt. lery confidence in
som.Eat h officer Blunt to
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Rob, the little daughter
Bernard Rob. died sud-
m. Yesterday from con-
lin. She was visiting her
s. II. D. Kuhn, ~ tho
lence, No. 2515 Franklin
rral will take place at 10
plng Interment in the
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We please the ladies, consequently the
gentlemen. 81 Packard's Troy Laundry.
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arc rave 81 Packard's Troy Laundry your
yona y package. ore Praitfe avenue.
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$40 s,Apke and Tar-For sale by Houston Gas
bleak a Company.
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THE MANSIONS ,yr
AND MANITOU HOu'''
Manitou Springs, C0'

oner superior advantages g sn% api.
ors this season. For informs, wAlkss
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las prologued Win
DEATH ROLL.

It'll J. Ballinger died yes
Rusk avenue at the age of
was an old resident of the
we'll known In Houston
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Bailey & Oebig church IN drummer.
Thn Post
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AXE.

} Livingston Local
@ many friends OF
S city:
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'alth was IN con
! decided to take
r in It's present
cry confidence in
h officer Blunt to
s they exist at
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the cast interpreted
Nv, particularly Mrs.
makes an exceed
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} left last night for
s,ine river crossing
(. where he Will be
milne station. as
stthews, who VIII
N
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-05-16

S%berfDrites: rgnio Sbr leusnst,
9uberbquer; Sbr babt ptrflt9 feline
Si6tendit' abgebrO9en2"
!Suberbauer: SEA Spur, Serr
Sberf0riter. @ptB unb pabrbaftig
net, / 6d6' ia 9(eitl abgebrp9en -
pp5u bab' / benin 9 QertIe9"
Qrat: rSm, Der &leine iie6t gang
tpo6l aus. Metue Ytnen i6einen ges
bplfen az BADEN, = nun, SriB9en,
ME Daft Su Iie benin per6rau4t?"
6rib9en: gWtt benz 8laSrobr; t4
bab' Sperlinge bamit 9ei4pfen, Serr
0pttor!"
8Driter: $50, Serr &ommsrsiens
ratb, iebenfaQs fpmmen Sic 81
S6uB, tpenn sic ru6ig bier auf Dem
Ne6iel Iteben."
8ommer5isnrat6: r@ott Der Sc
reAte, Serr 6oriter, Der 8e4iel tit
bod CUTE"
Marie: sd fam Dir Iagen,
Innd, es bduerte nur cine Minute, bd
bate Der arat ben 3abn erfaBt unb
berausge5ogen."
annu: rNa, Marie, Bel Dir fonnte
er aud bubi9 in ben MunO bineins
greifen!"
Srau: .Oenfe Dir nur, Der Mebz
ger MiiGer arbettet iest iogar nit
einem Sampfmotor."
Mann: vNd, barum f9medt feline
Waare 10 na9 pferbetrdften."
u. Gin Der &unitaus ieQuna):
gsein, iehen sic nur mai bic 5arbenz
frif9e."
g.: guniinn, bas Bib 1T ia
trpden!"
o.: rSu iasit, &au6en perfiir3e
oas 2eben. Wein Batter lit elm itarter
&au4er unb lit netto 70 Sabre"
g.: n9as lit I9on re9t. Qber pie
alt tpdre er ieBt, penn er nidt ssrau9t
bdtte!l"
S6urfrt9ter: Isle miiFen fi9
aber ben gals prbentli6 fret MAIDEN"
Delinquent (entriiitet): ,8as9 9et
bic &dlte? =. SD ioa mir tpObl bier
ben Cob bolen?"
~Wdrum lafen sic benin S6re glz
penmil6z Qnnonce nt6t mebr in ben
r4naeiser" etnriiden2"
nWeil Sic T mfrs lsbte Mdl unter
u9ermii9tes" sebrudt babsn!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-05-16

Inurs, Setdubung, Siticru, Rsuralsie, S6lcsnnials,
sptItptilds Suidae. geitstans, u~urseslmisigtr Serss
i4lGg, neruoier uno aHSerer Ropiiamer; uno aae StSs
rungsH oes Rerueuipltems. OQs 9reuS rpiro Gag nab
RGdt an elmer SeloeHituur getraeeu. SuS RreuS
toliet etnen Dollar uno IS piro aardnitrt, eas IS oeniels
ben 3ped sriuui. ais Der bette ststrii6e girtel. welder
iiuijsbu bis iiutuuoipaujta DiaI mebr toiet. Seoe5
@tiSltso elmer Jamilte. no traHt ODER ssiuu6, ioate
ME obHe elm elestrtideS arens ietn, ea IS tetHeu behsru
pref, gcleanpeiiuns ODER resiitrtrttm Sriei uuo mir
peroeu gud o5ue psttsre SofsH elm tIsttrii4e3 Srsu;
nit gebraudsGnpetiIH9eH ieHoeH. Eauieuoe uot
3susHifcn.
6. Bale RON Stnttgart. Grt., idreibt SD mar felt
Satrtu NIT Sdmsrssu ssptast uuo tsiu Goftor uuo
Battntmeet,in teuute mir bslisu. Sd bin, oaut Sbr,m
wuuosrbarcn siettrtidsH Sreas, lest ucaitdnbis curirt.
- aereifre
Diamond Electric Cross Co.,
800 9tltp autee slps., Chicago, 81.
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men?"
6rdu: .Sofprt! S9. min nur mod
einen Bid poa unenbli6er 2tebe auf
Die 8iege meines &inbes perfen."
Suusberr: vMas Iinb sic benin fir
elm 2anbsmann?"
Qrmer ReiienDer: nae teenigli4er
Sd9Ie!!"
@aIf: rSasen Sie nur, pie f0nnen
sic bod 10 Diele LATTICE 5Iiegen baz
benz"
&eaner: sd bite, bic 5liesen sez
boren uns ia gar ni9t."
Meiiter gum trGgen aebrlina):
nSunge, Id iloObe, 9u fiirdteit Dir
Dor Die Qrbeit!"
Sebrltng: sd mir fiir3ten? glee
W}eeiter; Sd leie mir ru9ig BEL i6r
f4lafen!"
9att: rS90ne Wirtbi9dft bd in
gurem Sotel! Sdft einem mitten in
Der Na9t bas 8ett ein!"
&eaner: Damn batten Cure 8ndz
BEN notwithstanding einen gu iapsrsn
Sraum."
2ebrer: rNun pab mai duf Sdz
fob! @enn ib bier bier Gier binlege
unb Su legit nod bret ba5u, tpieptel
Gter iino es bann9"
Schiller: sd tann feline Gier lsssn,
Serr 2ebrer!"
9arbelieutenant Gum CONNER
5ienratb): nNee, iana toloHal, bieIer
Winterjarten! Man iie6t bp9 ilei9,
mo man is. aaes pu9ert 10 iippis!!"
Srdulein Mabsl eau i6rem Der
ebrer): nNun miiHen sic aber audi
mod gapa um feline 3uitimmuns fra
gen."
@erebrer Gebr idi6tern): 80 sez
nib, Sbr papa = bat bod - bofz
fentli9 = elm = Selepbon in - ieis
mem 9iireau."
o.: pMir BADEN uns ia 10 lanee
ni9t mebr geieben = mas bait Ou
benin setrieben?"
D.: nSd, tpeibt Su, tpte i6 neuli6
beim S4reinsr !Sobel brii6en mar,
priigelten ii9 Der Meiiter unb feline
Srau. Sd tpollte fte duseindnberz
bringen; ba BADEN ie mid fpegen
9ausfriebensbru9s bertlaat, unb i6
mubte bafir bret @o9sn brummen!"
Gr: ngs mub fir Serrn @labtone
bod iebr i6mei9elbaft iein, Der
rsrobe alte Wann" senannt gu tper>
ben."
Sic (berporrasenbe 8ertreterin bes
Srauenftimmreates): ,Dpbl, a6er
mir einmal elmer tommen unb
MIDI bas nsroBe alte Weib" nennen!"
Srdulein (totstt): sd bin re6t aft
getporoen, ni6t ipabr, Serr 9arpn?"
9err: rSepabre! Sn ben lebten
breibig Sabren baben sic fi9 iogdr
auBsroroentli4 gut conierpirt!"
4 X ifse* q H-- s,s
81: r9eut' Nadmittag slenpen aaz
ter gebabt!"
g.: sWObl fart 5rii9idoppsn se-
balten9"
a.: rRein, gu Mittag i'm Wirtbss
baus Saisnbraten sssefen."
IrSt GINS Wartesimmer Isbenb, no
i4on mebrere patisnten parten) :
user ipartet benin bier am lGnqften?"
S9neiber: vSerr Sottor, i9 bab'
Sbnen ben @nsus idon Dor bret Sab
rem seltefert."
2ebrerin: Dor Gaem, ainber,
laBt gu4 ME Su etpas 90iem berfiibz
rem! @enn Sud alio Semanb einlaz
bet, itatt in bic S9uIe, nit ibm in Die
Gpnoitorei gu gebsn, gaa, mas mir
oeit bu oa ipdblen9"
gaa G4nel enti6lpFen): rapfels
tu9sn NIT S4lasrabm!4
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Sas Siampno
eleftrii6e &remS,

aud Sofia Rrsuj seuannt,
puree Dor sintgen Snbrsn
in Ssltsrrstd eriuuotn, uno
In 6olSe ieiner srossu 8srs
eienltt iauo Is balo Gin :
gang in sau5 europa. Sos
eisftrtide Diamond kreus
bctlt 0tustels OuohI ais
@eIeut 6bsmattsmus, @ss
iidtsreiseH uuo SdmerSen
lber ben sanseu R6rper.
gtsroenletoeu, Rerpsuabs
iparuuHJ, SdpGde, eutS
ibmuntene Rerpentrait,
Sdlatoitsteit abstipanHts
belt, gsiitise 3srrlttuua,
bDlttrIds Anf1qe, Sdbs
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-05-16
SpaB mnb and icin.

F ~
Der &ne9t iie6t in Der &ii4e cine
Slaf9e nit petroleum iteben; in Der
Wstnuug, IS lei Moft, tbut er einen
trdftigen 3ug baruuS.
9ausfrau (Die binSufpmmt, i9az
oenfro1l: rNun, Sans, bats 9es
i6medt9"
ansbt: IS mOin', er bat e bibIe en-
8eig'i9mad."
Gate: ,@as! Du piait i9pn piez
Der Elm neues &letb2 9epente bo9,
tpie T4le9t Die 3eiten iinb!"
Satin: Fiber, Setnri4, gerabe
pes9alb min ih bic S9neiberin ettpas
perpienen latent"
a.: rDer 1T Der Ssrr bort9"
g.: Der 9i9terling S9miermiilz
Ter elmer u%nierer grDBten' Matulas
turiiten!"
Sntel Getnsn i'm erIten Gemeiter
ftuoterenben Heffen beiu9enb): rDas,
n &ao bait Su Dir audi ansez
i9afft2"
Reffe:' nSamit i9 i9neller in's
8pleg tomme."
Wenn mir ettpas ellen mas i9per
gu beroauen lit pirb 9erItopfung per>
uria4t. Or. ausuit &6nig's Sams
burger Srppfen lit Elm Mittel, fpsl9ss
bic uriu9e entfernt.
Den Mitgliebern bes 8eaetariers
8ereins uSrasbalm" 1T es itrenge unz
teriust fi6 Bel ben 3iiammentiinften
.obne 5aubf9ube einSufinben, bamit
iie ni4t ettpa beim 6duoeI9iitteln
5leii9 6eriibren!
rWarum lafIen Sic ne6en sSbrer
@iaa oenn einen tiefen S4a9t aus
graben?"
Rei4er 9ergfer: rSa, iebsn sic,
i9 muB INNER einen 469runb in msi>
nsr NdEY baben."
Solbat Cur a06in: .Rannb,
tpenn sic mir inon einen &orb asben,
10 geben Sic mir penigitens mos
binein!"
Wer ME fem 9rob nit Sbrdnen ab,
Sa er in tummerppllem Sinnen
Dor Inii9tsfarten pi9tenb fab,
Der tennt eu4 ni9t, ibr Sammlsrin=
men.
Ht9ter: Sic baben benz Seaer
einen Subtritt periebt, mas baben Sic
dls milbernber ltmitanb anaufiibren2"
ansetlagter: sd bate feline 2adz
itiefeletten an"
Ollie Solbaten Der enalii9en 2iz
niensR esimeRter ioQen binfprt ibrs
Mdo4en ni6t mebr auf Der Strabe
am 4rme fiibren biirfen. Dies lit Elm
barter S9lag fir rSommp Qttins"
uno nod mebr fir ben 8eeenItanb ieis
ner 2iebe. Wirb pobl iebt nod Elm
britii4er iunser Wann ii9 gum Mili>
tor anfperben lahen2
2ebrer: rSebt, atnber, min i9 euf
einmal elm Rdtbiel aufgeben. Was 1T
bas: Wenn man jung lit, 10 piinI6t
man es, uno ipenn mans bat, 10
pini9t man es gar ni9t mebr9"
peter: sd peib es, Serr 2ebrer!"
9ebrer: ngtun Jag es, peter."
peter: Cine Sruu!"
2ebrer ~(betrpffen): .Wer bat Dir
bas gefa9t?"
Peter: .Wietn Batter"
Gebrer (perlesen): ySm! gs lit nun
ni9t gang ri6tig, es lit tpabr; es paBt
aber = eigentli9 bate i9 bas Glitter
9emeint!"
Sunger arat Gum Siener): ,Sn
Der perfloFenen Na9t purbe i6 brei
Mal bur9 Die 9lode gepedt, bod mar
HiemdnD pa, penu i3 bus 5eniter Dff>
nete uno na9fragte. @eiBt pu ni9t,
tper es setpeIen iein tOnnte9"
Siener: rSas mar i9, Serr Dot
tor, i1 pplte Sbnen cine Treube be-
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rgBas Fat benn Sbr G0bn9en fir
elm 8iloerbu9. Serr 3olenblattg Sas
Iino ia Santnoten!"
.@epiB! Bon ieper Sorte, Die mer
baben, d Stiid = i9 bait pas auf
prattii9en ani4auunssuntsrri9t!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-05-16

Den Mitgliebsrn bes @egetariers
8eretns rSrasbalm" 1T es itrenge urlz
teridst fi4 Bel ben 3iiammentinften
.obne Sanbf9ube ein5ufinben, bamit
lie ni4t etpa beim 5dnpeI9iitteln
5leii9 %beriibren!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-05-16

8etdnnter: ,Na, mas ma9t benin
Dein &leinere &dnn er i9pn papa
uno Mama Iagen9"
9ater ,Sas nt6t - aber 8ier!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-05-16

SOnntagsiGser (oer ni6ts seidpis
fen bat) gum Sreiber: r@s tit bod
nt4t bentbar, bab unter ben pielen
S4iihen tein einaiger Sreffi4ub
pdre!"
Sreiber: IS elaub' a, snd' Serr,
ZEN mi iudt's iqtrii9 I'M re9ten
Sdren."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-05-16

Srember (per BEL elmer nG6tlidsn
5enersbrunit I'M Sptel plDbli9 burd
einen Strabl aus Der 5eueripribe se=
pedt pirb): rSa, ia, i'd itebe slei&
auf, liebes Deib6en!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-05-16

mWarum lafien Sic ne6en Sbrer
8taa benin einen tiefen S9a9t aus
graben9"
Rei4er 9ergfer: rSa, iebsn sic,
i4 muB INNER einen 4b9runb in msis
ner RGAy baben."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-05-16

@as fam elm MenI9 tbun, Der an
Riitenf9mer5en leioet9 @r ipllte TO-
fort ct. Satpbs Sel gebrau9en. IS
beilt prompt 2umbasp unb itdrtt bic
Musteln.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-05-16

81: rWer 1T Der Ssrr bort?"
D.: Der Si9tsrling S9miermiilz
Ter elmer u~nierer grDBten' Wtatulas
turiiten!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-05-16

Wenn mir etpas efIsn mas i9tper
gu peroauen lit tpirb 8erItopfuns perz
uria9t. Or. Quguit &0nig's Sams
burger Srppfen lit elm Mittel, fpel9ss
Die uriu9e entfernt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-05-16

Souriit: .Sast einmal, 9uber,
ipas 1T penn ba brinnen fir elm 9eis
oenipettatel?"
Suber: 80, Die feiern allepeil benz
Sodsl fet' iilberne So9seit. unb oa
Ipl bait 4qes 10 bergeb'n, ipie Dor
fiinfunoawan5is Sabren--ieBt iino r
bsim Haufen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-05-16

Sntel Geinsn i'm erIten Semeiter
ftuoterenben Reffen beiu9enb): pBas.
II &ao bait Su Dir audi angez
i9afft9"
Reffe:' n9amit i4 i4neaer ms
&naeg tomme."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-05-16

Wirtb (beHen Spbn Sdriftfteler
iit): nMein Sunse bat eben pieber
elm erOBeres Wert polenbet!"
Srember: ,Was bat er benin ses
i4rieben; EN- Drama - ODER cine
Re6nuns2"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-05-16

2ebrerin: n@or glem, ainber,
labt gud ME gu ettpas 9Diem perfii6z
rem! Wenn guh alio Semanb einlaz
bet, itatt in bic S9uIe, nit ibm in bic
epnbitorei gu geben, Gaa. mas mir
belt ou oa tpdblen?"
gGa 09nea enti6lohsn): ,Gpfels
tu9en NIT S9lasrabm!4
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-05-16

Gate: rWas! Su piGit i9on piez
Der elm neues &leto9 gepente bod,
tpie T4le9t Die 3eiten iino!"
Satin: >n&ber, Seinri9, gerabe
oes9ulb min i9 bic S9neioerin etpas
perpienen latent"
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Stars oOO1OO1O l. s
Kams -. Il 3 1000 o. 5
Those Guns.

Jim Koloa, young Hawaiian, was
seriously injured yesterday after
noon by being accidentally shot by
his chum. The boys were out on
their bikes and one of them natural
ly carried revolver which OF course
was loaded. What they we're 60
ing to shoot is mystery. but the
result was that the pistol went off
while in the hands of Jack Naiwi
and bullet was lodged in the breast
of the other boy. The wounded fell
low was taken to the hospital and
the bullet extracted. The pistol
carrier was arrested and charged
with carrying deadly weapon.
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BASEBALL.
A Fine Game But Fxecrable Umpir-
ing by New Man.

A Fine Game But Fxecrable Umpir-
ing by a New Man.
The Stars defeated the Kams on
Saturday after an excellent game Of
ten innings by the score OF 6 to 5.
The umpiring OF Leon Cohen gave
extreme Dissatisfaction even to the
hackers OF the side he is reported to
have too openly favored. In fact we
heard one of the hackers OF the win
ming team express in no mealy
mouthed terms his disgust at the
palpable injustice of several Of the
decisions, and we learn that it was
only through Chillingworth's tactful
efforts that the man was not mobbed
and maltreated. 1t is to the best
interests OF the managers OF the
teams that this man should be barr
ed from the grounds il baseball is to
maintain any respectable repute in
Honolulu. Following is the
SCORE BY INNINGS:
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OUR H1Lo LETTER.
Collapse Of Volcanic Sensation, but
Another Flow Anticipated
provements Required.

AuObntI HiuW hutlClDhtbu-AIu~
provements Required.
Latest reports from the volcano
state that the flow has ceased and
that there is no more FIRE. A party
OF tourists left the Volcano House
early one morning last week, and
Que OF them hoisted two American
flags near the core from which the
lava was flowing. Later on Madam
Pele must have come from her fiery
bower to get little fresh air, pos
sbly, and, seeing the flag that bad
struck terror in the hearts OF the
Spaniards year or so ago, fastened
back to her own home, and with an
angry groan, in the shape OF vio-
lent earthquake which shook the
houses in Hilo, withdrew her Ere.
Many OF the mills about Hilo have
ceased grinding for the season, and
those which are still grinding will
probably have finished within an
other week
The weather has been exceedingly
hot during the past few weeks. This
has been bene fetal to the Olss plan
tation, for they have been able to
burn off great deal OF grass, etc,
on the lands being cleared, which
has made work very easy aud facili
tated progress.
The brick building for Peacock &
Co. is growing rapidly under the
hands OF experienced bricklayers and
an excellent contractor. Mr.. Rich
ley is personally experimenting the
building, and hopes within few
months to have completed the first
brick building in Hilo, and one
which would be au ornament to any
city in the world. The wooden
building OF Baldwn's is almost COM
pieted aud viii add to tue beauty
of Wsiahuenue street
1t is about time The Government
did something with the miserable
shanties on the inakai side OF Front
str.et which we're condemned some
years ago. The road is so narrow
that collisions frequently happsr,
aud the stencil emanating from the
Japanese dens is enough to breed
pestilence.
The Roderick Dhu arrived early
Thursday morning with number
OF passengers from San Francisco.
The Amy Turner left Hilo on Thurs
day for San Francisco with Mrs. j.
T. Stacker and family, who go to
the Coast for few months recrea-
ton. CECIL MORGAN.
July %, 1899
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Mr.. vetlesen, the genial manager
OF Maunalei, is receiving the CON
CALCULATIONS OF his innumerable
friends to-day, not only on the pros
poets OF the plantation, but on the
pleasanter personal event OF the ad-
vent of a son and heir to his name.
TIE INDEPENDENT joins in congratu-
lation to the happy family.
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INDIA LINONS, 100 pieces, 32
inches wide, at $275 per piece OF
yards. N. s. Sachs Dry Goods Co.
Limited.
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The S. S Belgian King should b
here about August 18th from tn
Orient for San Diego and San Fran
cisco.
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ALL WOOL SERGE-2O pieces
45 inches wide, SOC per yard. N. S.
Sachs Dry Goods Co., Ltd.
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A reception will be held at the
Chinese Consulate on Victoria street
on Wednesday next,i honor OF the
birthday anniversary Of the Emperor
OF China.
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American Messenger Service,
Masonic Temple, Telephone 444
All night service.
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Remember the concert at Pro-
gress Hall to morrow evening. The
program is published elsewhere.
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The subscription list for the I'll.
wolf engagement is still open at
Bergstrom's.
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Hilo shipped sugar to the value oil
$599,517.49 during July.
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A large number Of people return
ed by the Kinau yesterday morning
after visit to the Volcano.
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Judge Wilcox disposed OF SO cases
in the District Court this morning.
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Pepeekeo has turned out 1900
tons for the season and Hakalau
5000 tons.
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10000 pieces Valeneiennes Laces,
all New Patterns, at l.. B. Kerr's
Departure Sale
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500 Dozen Towels, Zoe a Dozen,
at l.. b. Kerr's Departure Sale
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800 full size Bed Spreads, Zoe each
at l.. b. Kerr's Departure Sale.
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DR.. Posey, specialist for Eye, Ear
Throat and Nose diseases, and
Catarrh. Masonic Temple. s to IL,