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Japan h. said. who could have don.
what she has dode without tha s;flEtes,
previous training or htting for the
work. I have % thank her clear com
mon sense and application 60 work for
bringing my paper up O. its present
subscription. for the many new adver-
tlsements, and for making II "A paying
success.
Nowadays I have something over
every month instead ~ losing as for
merry"
MI Takahashi bvamad. and the lit
tle japanese woman beamed because
her husband did. for ! very much doubt
that she Understood all the dialogue.
How loug have you been In charge
of the Hawaii Shinpo?' l asked.
Three years and half" was the
answer Il came with my husband on
"a visit 81 two months o. Honolulu ana
We liked o. Then my brpther-in-it"
asked my husband tO write for his - e
per-he IL fine Writer-and he asked
NV 90 assume charge 90 the business
department. uhd We accepted his oficf
ana remained.
Were vuu born in Japan"
Yes. thirty-five years ago.
she does not look her age She an
bears To- be fully ten years younger. adj
y famous French saying has IL; "tn'
femme ~ settlement Iage qu'elle pa
RAFT"
WAS your education In Japan a col
logiatc one"
40. Z had % good plain education.
better than many. perhaps. but not as
good ~ many are getting today
~ must have been n pretty good one
Tor Mrs. Takahashi Keeps set oi
books and all accounts connected with
the running of prosperous newspaper
Then Mr. Shiozawa turned around
yes. and the only restriction when
they took charge was this 10 must be
continued as an independent Japanese
organ In All other respects L left
them perfect liberty. and have been
Justified In my choice. They have KEPT
an tho spirit 81 the paper while con
tsfaptIy adding new names and new ID
Verttserneuts I may safely state that
since Masa Takahashi handled tht
boo<s and conducted the business pOr'
ton the subscription has increased
double"
woman running a newspaper? In
aulred.
slnvstv shook her head. No; ] can
think Of any I know I am the only
one in Honolulu. and I never heard oil
one doing u while 7 was In Japan.
l - Are YOU tOn1 OF ~ hNlh'NAA' ".
IIer face frightened and becam,
Lisalized $50 much. oh. So much
Sha hastily pulled open drawer an,
TOOK out "a paper package. With QUICK
nervous fingers she undid the stIlhl
and produced two photographs. oul
babyi" she exclaimed IN rapture.
W,ns the second time she had spoker
good English. and then she added. Hes
a hoy baby -. -. ,,,,
nnistakable. oh. the Importance AT
tacbed 10 "A boy baby
ssTloy baby is just eight months ole
now. and ID he u as large ana iusty ~
hs appeared IN the second photograph
he must be worthy ~ their prlue u
him. .., -,
THE picture herewith presented wa
taken when he was just ls3 days old
Now mark the close figuring OF thos
days. e..
And his name Is Kazuo.
esked Mr. Shiozawa how was
I..,'...,ni. sor Mr. Takahashi and he 60 b
brothers when they did not bear tn
same surname
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Sheriff to WTndward.

High Sheriff Blown went to the
windward side of Oahu yesterday to
examine the jails at Kaneohe and
Hauula, in the Koolau districts He
will. also make an inspection of the
Island police there. The high sheriff
went by way of the Pail, and will be
back in his Office this morning. The
visit was brought about by numerous
complaints of the condition of the jails
mentioned.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
WAlAlUA AGRICULTURAL CO.,
LIMITED.

THE NINTH AND FINAL AS
sessment of 10 per cent ($10. 90 per
share), has been called on the assessa-
BILE stock of this company, to become
due and payable at the office OF Castle
& Cooke, Ltd, on October go 1900, DE-
LINQUENT NOVEMBER 80, 1900.
W. A. BOWEN,
Treas Waialua Agricultural Co.,
Ltd. $3.50
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Mu Weston Cpyneyl
|lrtuV tbe last afty wears wo-
Nv MON have mad, greats 'ed.
.r."mHnt iD every walk ~
IH s uut 10 prof 'ssion nor a
N'' bias NOT been thrown opsn
progressive woman nor INTO
W hls rot forced u way by
HGf tnd o1pubnltv
NmHrIrn and English Svo.
POP. M. 0rst tp break their tram
f H lead Tho van. but thp fol
De- been mrge and has been
Ium almost every nation on
.I'. ''Nury mysterious Japan
n' line and to-day H. ably
N. painters. writer's and
.H.H 1f marked ability.
'I.rs tn example ~ the
.rrtuuIties here. Mrs
.IH.H. tnu business manaser
-Nnr1. published I'm this
modest little wu-ah
..Hlt lor The strides
..'. h1f taken since the
apartment WIS placed by her
nInt hJsIH
''m.hI ulkDI freely 10 me
. HHibUr.Iu.lu law. Mr. shio-
IHa..sb Is very good m
H 'NH clever llttle woman
.' pigeon English. with
.. tbr usual miutations.
CONSTANT practice she
I. .Iuuriv aud distinctly.
.' eHnnu Is The only daily
'N'' published in the Ter
. .If started in the spirit
N 'U' tbo home Govern
''N'n m.sbt Boz kept advised
Conditions existing In Ha-
l''r'n.t interests. the ell
'n' russIblo employment
.I N... Everything was
'"I Imr,rtlaliy.
NIt purely conservative,
... uHv.
Wf nusInsss va,tur, and
N. shIozuwa. the pro-
OH. pleasure ~ pucketinr
ONO ahDrginr " against
. account ln bla bttsi
.In large store here.
.'... when his loss was a
'.'H usual bo FELT rather
".I change the editor and
W H'k but somehow NJ
.I '' be attached o. ans
.'.'.Hi.Us Three changes
'.. Huf nome proved suits.
NH 0u tho point oi
+" ... propripturshlp when
t..,' 'ppp1rrd ON the scene
.I o1mo to him.
H.I re- VomanT
n Il. ..." and ~ half years ago
n.. figured IL IN biacl
n, I 'l' Japanese are moth.
-t. II01husht n little. bat
rs.. nrvor been u question
Dog 'n height or girth.
t.f 'n.a r1thcr good hooking
Hf. ., n'7pusrd when an
M, "r rHry aucr Zee sh'
N. l'' frankly ana II II /,
a, ..'. con be- trusted.
~ booked az her will
ore not many women u
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lie replied. Because I was adopted
by a family when a baby and they gave
me their name which have borne ever
since: but we are Of the same blood.
born Of the same father and mother"
Day in and day out. rain or shine.
baby and the cares Of housekeeping.
make no difference to this quiet, self
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M'BsY0E SUGAR CcHPskY, Ito.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the tenth assessment of 10 per cent
($2. 90 per share), levied on the assess
able stock of the McBryde Sugar Co,
Ltd, is due on December l, 1900, and
will be delinquent on December Is, 1900
Stockholders will please make prompt
payment at the Office of Messrs. Thee
H. Davies e. Co, Ltd
F. NJ. SWANZY,
Treasurer McBryde Sugar Co. Ltd.
1900
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NOTICE.

AN ADJOURNED SPECIAL MEET
ing of the stockholders of the Peoples
Ice and Refrigerating Co, Ltd. will be
held at the rooms of the Hawaiian
Safe Deposit Company on Monday, De-
cember 3, 1900, at 10 o'clock a. m.
WILLIAM o. ATWATER,
Secretary.
Honolulu, November %, 1900 Sis
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NOTICE..

MY WIFE HAVING LEFT MY BED
and board without cause, I will not be
responsible for any debts contracted
by her from this date.
w. s. BARTLETT.
November so, 1900. 5717
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Careful count by a competent person
places the whole number of buffaloes liv-
ing today at only 1G2i. DR.. William T.
Hornaday says III his book concerning the
buffalo that ii would have been as easy
10 count the number of leaves in forest
as to calculate the number of buffaloes
living at any given time during the his
tory Of the specie. previous to 1870.
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one and part two OF the concert were
genuine treats, and won hearty en-
cores. The dances and the tableaux
we're spirited and entertaining.
The singing of the school, especially
the advanced classes. was far above
the standard of ordinary school work,
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NOTICE.

HUNTING. SHOOTING, OR THE
carrying of firearms on any of the lands
owned or leased by the Dowsett Com
pany Ltd. is absolutely forbidden 4,
Tresspassers will be prosecuted to the
full extent of the law.
B. F. DILLINGHAM;.
5709 Manager.
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Corporation Notices.
COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE.

THE UNDERSIGNED, L.. c. ABLES.
c. j. Mccarthy and David Dayton, all
of Honolulu, Oahu, Territory of Ha-
wall have formed a copartnership
with each other for the purpose of
carrying on the Pantheon Saloon, in
Honolulu.
DAVID DAYTON,
l.. G. ABLES,
G. ]. MCCARTHY.
2234-Dec 4 z
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AT AUCTION,
ON TUESDAY, dec. 4, 1900

Commencing at 10.a. M. I will sell
at Auction, to the highest bidder for
cash, on the premises
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2234-Dec. 4, Z
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just received lot Grass catchers assorted zes fit
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5709
The evening times., 1900-01-27

The Chinese New Year begins next
Wednesday and as usual the Celestial resi-
dents of Washington are preparing to cele-
brate the event according to their custom
The day is the most important in their cal
endar and in the past has been celebrated
by them in a manner suggesting Fourth of
July, Thanksgiving, and New Year Day all
in one.
This year the Cinnamon have been un-
usually active in their preparations for the
event
This is caused, ii is said by the prosperi
ty which has visited them during the past
year and for which they are preparing to
give thanks. The celebrations do not in
clude any religious ceremony, but as Chi
naman said to a Times reported they feel
thankful and that is all there is to it. The
celebration will continue for three or four
days, during which time there will be Wis
iting and feasting and the firing of fire
crackers.
The Cinnamon are very fond of chicken
and this they say will be their principal
diet during the coming festivities. Signs
:
laundrymen. The more prosperous among
them have hung gayly colored pieces of pa
per in their windows These bear inscrip-
tons in their characters which mean wei
come" The majority of the Cinnamon of
the city will not work on Wednesday and
very little, ii is said will be done during
the several days following.
a custom which they follow religiously
on the first day of their new year is in
the payment OF debts. 4 Chinaman lays
his success Or failure to his good or bad
luck. as the case may be, and nothing they
say viii bring disaster upon them quicker
than failure to cancel their obligations on
the first day of the new year.
There Will be receptions at the Chinese
Legation New Year Day and the two days
following at which only Cinnamon will be
the Chinese do not know exactly what year
they are in. Each epoch begins with the
ascension of the Emperor. and next We'd
nesday viii be either the twenty-siXth year
of the reign Of Kwang Su or the begin
ming Of the reign OF Po Chan. II the re-
ports are true that kwang Su is dead,
then the New Year begins at his death
ami the ascension of his successor TO the
throne.
In this event The celebrations on We'd
nesday would be several days late. The
Cinnamon OF jhe city say. however, that
they care nothing about this and are not
disposed TO allow a matter of that kind 10
interfere with jheir festivities
The evening times., 1900-01-27
ENDORSED BY LAWToN.
An Interesting Document Received
by the War Department.

The War Department has made public
en- endorsement made by General Lawton
regarding operations conducted by General
Schwan. in which the latter is recommend
ed by General Lawton for brevet in the
reguar army.
The endorsement IS on the reports OF
General Schwan. of the expedition of the
provisional brigade under his command
into the province OF Cavite. October 7-15,
1899
1t is dated in the field. Tayug, Novem-
ber 29. 1899. and is as follows:
This interesting report is respectfully
forwarded to the Adiutant Generals De-
partment of the Pacific and Eighth Army
Corps 1t is so complete In every detail
that nothing is left for the division com
mander to say, except to approve all that
il contains and 10 heartily endorse and
commend the gallantry of the officers and
men of the expedition. / desire p1rticu-
larly 10 commend to favorable notice and
consideration Brig. Gen. Theodore Schwan
the commander of this expedition. as an
able. capable. conscientious. and loyal Off
Ger. In the exercise Of good judgment,
perseverance. and energy he has success
fully conducted this expedition through a
country almost impossible for an army at
the most favorable period, during the rainy
season, upon which the enemy depended
most for their safety, and l recommend
that for personal gallantry displayed on
this occasion. and for the successful con-
duct of this difficult expedition General
Schwan be awarded a breYet in the regu-
lar army. H. W. LAWTON,
Major General, United States Volunteers.
Commanding.
The evening times., 1900-01-27
SIGNAL CORPS OFFICERS.
The Regulations Governing EXami-
nations TO FIJI Vacancies.

The following order has been issued By
the War Department regarding vacancies
in the grade of first lieutenant in the Sig
nal Corps:
Vacancies in the grade of first lieuten-
ant in the Signal Corps are filled by trans
fer from the line OF the army. To be ell
gible, an officer must be less than thirty
yearc OF age, have served at least two years
as an officer in the line and have passed a
satisfactory examination before board OF
officers Of the Signal Corps: Provided, that
the age limit may be raised to not exceed
Ing forty years in the discretion OF the Sec
retary of War, in the case of any officer
who has distinguished himself by war SER
-, Applications for examination will be
made TO the Adjutant General of the Ar
my Should the applicant be directed TO
appear before board he WILL after pass
ing a satisfactory examination as to his
physical qualifications, be examined upon
the following subjects. or such others as
the Secretary Of War may prescribe: The
oretical and practical electricity, modern
languages chemistry and optics, military
surveying and reconnaissance. The board
Will enquire into and consider the special
military fitness for the Signal Corps of the
candidate and require from him an essay
on a military subject"
The evening times., 1900-01-27
S. KANN, SONS & CO.,
9th and Market Space.
Dubious Mail Business.

The Assistant Attorney General for the
postofIice Department has sene a
summons to the proprietors OF the Pop
ular Fashions Company" of New York. to
appear before the postal authorities
Wednesday next, and show cause why a
fraud order against their concern should
not be issued. About $50 complaints
against this concern have been received
at the Postoffice Department in the course
of the past few weeks, from people who
have answered the advertisements of the
concern in which it is ostensibly offering
q tea set of Sc pieces to every subscriber
20 Popular Fashions"
The evening times., 1900-01-27
IN AND ABOUT THE CITY.
Meeting of the Unity CIub.

At the last meeting Of the Unity Club, 1873,
which was held at the Hotel Stratford, Judge II.
B. Moulton presiding, an enjoyable literary and
musical programme was rendered in which the
following named ladies participated: Miss Marion
johnson, Miss Dobhns. Miss Laura Dolan, Miss
Scot, Miss Liebermah, Mrs. Mary E. Naylor Miss
Edna Bishop, and Miss Hemmick. The next
meeting of the club will be held on February !.
in the parlors of the National Hotel on which oc-
casion Gilbert Little, OF Honolulu will read an
essay on '.Hawaii and Her People,
The evening times., 1900-01-27

Lafayette Square Opera House-Mrs. Fiske il
"Becky Sharp" afternoon and evening.
Columbia Theatre-Stuart Robson IN ''0livei
Goldsmith afternoon and evening.
National Theatre-William ii. Crane, in "A
Virginia Courtship;" afternoon and evening.
Grand Opera House-Yaudeville; afternoon and
evening.
Kernan's Lyceum Theatre-'RoyaT' Burles
quers; afternoon and evening.
The evening times., 1900-01-27
RELIEF IN SIN HOURS.
r. o. Box S27.

Distressing Kidney and Bladder Disease relieved
in six hours by New Great South American Kid
ney Cure" 1t is a great surprise on account of
its exceeding promptness in relieving pain in
bladder, kidneys, and back, in male or female
Relieves retention Of water almost immediately
Ii you want quick relief and cure this is the
remedy. Sold by b. +. Whiteside 1921 Penp
Ave, and Edward Stevens, Penn. Ave. and Ninth
Street, druggists.
The evening times., 1900-01-27
Ordered to PAY AIimopy.

In his answer to the suit for divorce fled BY his
wife, Katie Macaboy, Frank B. Macaboy through
his attorneys, Lawton & Darlington, today made
a general denial of the charges. Justice Hagner
ordered Macaboy to pay his wife So per month
alimony during the pendency of the case, and also
pay her counsel's fees.
The evening times., 1900-01-27
THINGS THEATRICAL.


The full roster of the lyric artists who
will be seen in support OF Alice Nielsen
when that star produces The Singing
Girl next week at the National, includes
the names of many popular favorites.
Among these is Eugene Cowles, the So
norous basso, so long associated with the
Bostonians; Richie Ling, for a considerable
period tenor of the Lillian Russell COM
panies, and Lucille Saunders, the most no
table contralto graduated from the famous
Carl Rosa organization. In addition, the
troupe brought here numbers such come
dians as Joseph Herbert, John Slavin, and
Joseph Cawthorn, with a chorus Of forty.
OF Miss Nielsen herself it is only necessary
TO say that apparently she Is as charming
as when she made her stellar debut in
The Fortune Teller"
The evening times., 1900-01-27
HE Sun AND MOON.

at L p. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 50
Lowest temperature, a. m....................1 10
Highest temperature, p. m....................24 "a
The evening times., 1900-01-27

Il gives strength while you sleep. Write for my
little illustrated book which explains all: sent free
in plain, sealed envelope. / offer the benefit OF
my 90 years experience as a specialist without
charge. 1000 cured in 1899. I answer all letters
personally. or belt may be examined at my office
DR. MIG. SANDEN, $40 B'dway, New Y lork, NY
The evening times., 1900-01-27
An Antitrust Mass Meeting,

A public mass meeting will be held under the
auspices Of the local branch of the American Anti
Trust League next Friday night at S O'Clock at
Masonic Hall. corner Ninth and F Streets The
admission is free, and all are cordially invited to
attend. Senator's W. V. Allen. r. A. Hetfeld
William 7. Mason, and II. r. Pettigrew will ad-
dress the meeting. Hon. William Sulzer. Hon.
J. J. Lcntz, and Hon. f. W. Carmack of Ter
nessee. VIII also speak. Hon. William Sulzs will
acted as chairman. The Reception Committee cor
sists Of Cotter 7. Bride. National Treasurer
Chairman, Fred A. L. Schade, National Secre-
tar1; A. A. Lipscomb, Edward J.. Jordan. Capt
Patrick O'Farrell. W. L. Dcwart. NJ. G.. Brink for
mor senator Wilkinson Call. NJ. H. Ramage. II. N.
Morgan, II. b. Martin. President OF the local
league; Herman r. Schulteis. and L. A. Newman.
The evening times., 1900-01-27

One of the most commendable features of
George II. Broadhurst's work lies in its
freedom from suggestiVeness. The author
prides himself on avoiding anything ap-
preaching vulgarity or innpendo. why
Smith Left Home. his latest farce, which
is 10 be presented next week at the Co
lumbia Theatre is said to be directly in
line with his other products of its charac-
ter-bright, witty, cleverly constructed.
full of surprising and ingenious situations.
and above all. clean Mr.. Broldhurst
boasts that the piece is one to which
man may take his sister or his sweet
heart with the assurance that nothing
either will witness can call up even the
suspicion of blush. Mr. Broldhurst will
be recalled as the writer of What Hap
pened TO Jones'"
The evening times., 1900-01-27
Prof. Durnnd,s Lectures.

Prof Durands lectures "Problems in NUM-
cipal Government ~ to be delivered at the Central
High School, will be ready for distribution next
week
The evening times., 1900-01-27
Headers TO the Mind.

For the week beginning Monday, the readers 70
the Blind at he Library OF Congress sill be as
follow: Monday. Mrs. +. B. Tracy; Tuesday Dr.
H. g. BoIton Wednesday, Miss Mary Mason
mu,i,-iic Thursday, Mrs. Jessie Pearson Friday,
Mr. e.. ". Coleman; saturday, Miss iie.en Hay.
The evening times., 1900-01-27
Died without MEDICAL Attendance.

Coroner Carr was today notified Of the death of
the two months old child of Edith Smith. of
6l6 Second Street southwest. The child is said to
have dled without medical attention. an inquest,
ii is thought VIII not be necessary.
The evening times., 1900-01-27

He is well paid who l. well satisfied with
Heurch's beer. Phone 654, Arlington Bottius
Company, FOR a If Maerzen, Senate, or Lager
The evening times., 1900-01-27
PHASES OF THE MOON FOR JANUARY

sun rises. ....,,1;l0 AN. Sun sets Is T. NJ
Noon rises. .....---..-. Moon sets. 4 :O3 \ "
The evening times., 1900-01-27
STREET LIGHTING.

High tide. 4;16 AM and 1855 M.
Low tide. 0:55 A. NJ and IL 80 p VI.
The evening times., 1900-01-27
AMrSEMENTS TO-DAY.

Lamps lit today. 5:54 P "
Lamps out tomorrow. ow..........,.........6:1s A NJ
The evening times., 1900-01-27
TIDE TABLE.

New list and 90th Full 18th
First quarter. Last quarter. 23d
The evening times., 1900-01-27
TEMPERATURE.

Fair tonight; partly cloudy Sunday. with risiI
temperature; light variable winds.
The evening times., 1900-01-27

The solos will be rendered by Miss Ce-
celia V Murphy. soprano; Miss Margaret
Eichhorn alto; Mr. Aloysius S. Fennell.
tenor and Mr.. Frank Rebstock. bass. The
members of the chorus are: Mrs Colds
borough Goddard, Misses Theresa Buehler,
Hermenia Boyer. Zaidee V. Rheem Katie
WhiteseII. Annie Miller, Mamie Miller
Edna Wright, Messrs. Robert Paul, j.
Frank White and Albert Schulteis.
Organist and director Mr. William WAL
decker
The evening times., 1900-01-27
FEASTS and FIREWORKS
Plans for the Celebration of the
Chinese New Year.

CeIestiaIs Will Begin
the Annual Festivities Wednesday.
The Cancellation of All Debts an
Important Feature of the Occasion.
4 Reception at the Legation.
The evening times., 1900-01-27
Price Cuts Are Deep
on Underwear.

Women's Shaped Lisle Corset Covers, in
black. pink blue. cream and white HOC
low neck and no sleeves. Reduced I'M
from S119. To clear out ....-...... TO
Womens Jersey Silk Bodices. IN pink
blue. lavender. black, and cream; silk lace
and silk ribbon trimmings Re CT ~
duced from $3.50 and $2.75. To IN
Women's Swiss Ribbed. Low Neck, No
Sleeves, silk Vests, in pink. blue, A0G
cream and black. Reduced from I'M
75c. To clear out ..............-... ~
Women's Jersey Fitting Bleach 1nH
cd Fleeeed vests-psrfeet fitting, YI
A lot of odds and ends in Lightweight
Vests for Children-high and low NJ
necks Were Poe to soc a garment. HI
Chldren's Wool Vests. Pants. and Draw
ers-odd sizes Of scarlet white, 1AH
and natural wool-any size Re 1QI
duced from soc to ................. uJ
Womens High Neck. Eaif-sleeve, Jer-
sey Ribbed Fleeced Nests-slk fin 1Fr
ish, pearl buttons. Were SOC III
garment. To clear 'em out.........@
The evening times., 1900-01-27
men FIT TO MARRY

10 men, young, middle
aged or old, who are weak
from youthful errors. etc,
having Drains, Losses,
Weak Back, Varicocele,
and other private symp-
toms, | offer my DIR.
SANDEN ELECTRIC
BELT, with electric sus-
pensory. a perfect home
self-treatHlent, known and
used throughout the world.
No drugs to wreck the
stomach. Worn al night.
The evening times., 1900-01-27

The devotion will be brought TO a close
at the yesper service on Tuesday evening
al 7:30. with the following music: