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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-02-22

New York, Feb. 15.-Count and
Countess Boni De Castellane sailed to-
day on the French Line steamship La
Gascoene for France. Both appsared
good bye to the friends who we're at the
Steamship Eier to SIZE them ef.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-02-22
EGG ROLLS.

Mix two teacupfuls of milk. two eggs.
a little salt and three and a half cupfuls
of flour. Bake in hot gem pans in quick
oven.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-02-22
DOYEE.
Special Correspondence Of Gazette and journal

Special Correspondence Of Gazette and journal
Dover, Feb. 16.-Mrs. Cora l..
Snowden, yesterday, upon arriving
home, after an absence Of seve4l
weeks, discovered that burglars had
entered the house and ransacked it. A
small quantity of silverware was the
only thing stolen.
The Kent County Fruit Growers
Association met here yesteI day, aud
adopted the report of the committee or
bylaws. The vice Presidents were in
structed to hold meetings in the school,
houses in their districts.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-02-22

Dover, Feb. 1.-THE Powell Lumber
and Mining Co. OF Brooklyn, N. Y,
which has a capital stock of 500. 600,
flied its certificate of Incorporation
here yesterday afternoon.
Sheriff Wharton, yesterday, selzed
the drug store OF Wilkinson & Wilkin-
son on judgments amounting to ZOO.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-02-22

William S. Walker, sgede68 years. of
Chestertown, died in st. Louis yester-
day week.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-02-22
|FoR YOUR sCRAP-BooK.

p1pes From Many Sources and of
Acknowledged Worth.
vs., AMBROSIA.
vi and slice six oranges, taking out
xeeds and all the pulp or core posi-
K peel and slice one pineapple (the
med is equally good) and crate one
5e cocoanut. Lay in a deep glass
layers Of orange and pine
he, with grated cocoanut and pow
"a sugar sprinkled over each layer.
i side for several hours before serv-
/. lServe very cold.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-02-22

44ny mans ability to get credit
b prevented him from acquiring
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-02-22
". o. y. o. SaTEs.

TThese notes are printed as furnished By the
press representative OF the state W. G. t. u, and
this paper IL in no manner responsblefor their
statements.1
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-10-27

livered himself as follows:
October 18th, 1900
DIR. C. B. Wood, President Board of
Health.
Dear Doctor: On Tuesday and Wednes-
day, the 9th and 10th insts., visited Kaa-
humanu School for the purpose of exam
ining and vaccinating the boys.
On Tuesday / took the two lower rooms
and was interfered with by the Superin-
tendent, Mr.. Townsend, who stated before
the children that / had no right to Insist
on vaccination and that 1T should no. be
done at the schools. as the Board of Ed
ucation had nothing to do with the same.
He also stated that 1 would get my ,ust
dues. IL the parents would sue me for
Damages and that if his child was one OF
them he certainly would do So
! The children. or rather few, Were very
obstreperous. and Mr.. Townsend finally
said that. II he followed his inclination. he
would take his teachers and leave the
building and let me get along as oesl
could to which / replied that in that case
I would leave also.
B on the following day i asked for-the
highest classes first. One room vas
brought down into the hall and one DO!
sent into the office at a time to IN Ircsss
and be examined and then dress. wnfcf
took over five minutes.
! ! asked that all the boys from one roor
he sent in at one time, and that they
strip to the waist and then Iscould exam
inc them. one at a time. behind the drsi
or table, to which Mr. Townsend reptile
thet he could not submit to that methn'
in his school. as he considered 1t indacen
for an the boys to be stripped to the wais
ar once.
I said that this way would take m
nearly a month for his school alone. an,
that ] could not and would not give IL
time from my other work. and that 40
one person tteacher or pupiD had obJecr
ed before.
J Mr. Townsend said that II he as Il bo
had been compelled to submit to th:,
: method of examination he would hav
heen greatly ashamed and embarrassed
sTo which / replied that I leave the MAI
ter u the Board of Health to settle. u
then btated that the Board of Health ha
hothihg at all TO say about the method {
: making such examinations. but that
must he done to suit the Superintender
2 cf Public Instruction, whose authority
7 this matter over me I do not recogniz
ard so stated Z. - \
He then said ne would subrnit. If II
: sisted. but under protest, and he wou
y make complaint. then left the sehoc
and shall await further instructions fro
I the Board of Health.
/ bet, to remain. yours truly,
HENRY W. HOWARD.
City Physician.
TOWNSEND FIRES AGAIN.
whereupon Mr. Townsend closed the Il
: lcident like this:
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-10-27

Mr.. A. T. Atkinson. Superintendent of
. Public Instruction.
Sir: My attention has been called to a
passage in DIR. Howard's letter to the
president of the Board of Health relative
to the examination and vaccination of
children In this school. which seems to
call for explanation. Shortly after DIR.
He wards first visit Mrs. John Markham
came to me to talk about her children.
! She said that she did not wish her chill
dren vaccinated in the school. but If it
must be done she wished to have her reg
ular family physician attend to the mat
| ter. I told her that I had nothing to do
with the matter of vaccination, but sup
posed she would have to have it done.
She asked me to report to her If such was
! the case. and not to have the children
lvaccinated in school,
| l reported the conversation to DIR. How.
ard and he agreed that the children
SHOULD not be vaccinated here Later he
/ did vaccinate these children, and seemed
tt me make light of the matter when
itold him what he had done. AS there was
a good deal Of confusion in the room, ow.
I ing to kind of panic which his work
4 had produced upon the little fellows,
iassumed that the vaccination of this box
was a mistake. So ] requested him to ffnc
,out the names of the children before vac
lcinating them, to avoid further errors
and the work went on.
Sncrtly a1ter went where he was ant
found him about to vaccinate another o
fhe Markham boys. / called his attention
Ito the matter, and he again seemed to m
to refuse to consider the matter seriously
III then told him that If he got himsel
prosecuted for vaccinating the boy he ha,
Iyaccinated, he would get what he deserv
led and what he would get If the boy wer
jmine. But this remark was made withou
lany reference to the vaccinations in ger
leral but only with reference to the vac
jcination of the Markham bows. This Dl
Howard will be able to recall
| As to the threat that would make com
. plant of his mannN of examining tn
Pupils. the doctor probably inferred th
: III said, was that on his representation ths
! tire pupils of the High School and all til
+ Iother schools had been examined in I'll
I irlanler he wished, would submit to, bl
I under protest, as / did not consider
n Iprope,.
I am pleased to note that DR.. Woo
idoes not consider 1t necessary that Il
Iboys be stripped to the waist all togethe
Il los this Is what / dio not consider prope
land It WIS on this point that DIR. Howal
\ land I differed.
Yours very truly,
HENRY S. TOWNSEND.
Principal.
And hereafter the small boy. after rea'
ling all the above will realize the enormi
iof his offense IL he exhibits himself III
! tclad to his fellows. swimming parties w
tbe kapu. save in the bathtub with Il
( Idocr locked and at intervals Of one mi
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-10-27

T. c..v,a apoSERa
|Sc'ss -. S..,ernc- sr a---u a.. 90
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-10-27

animation II required is well known to
all parents who have children of the
school age, together with the fact that
they have the option of having the ex-
animation conducted In private by their
own family physician.
There may be a few cases where the
fee for such examination, which / believe
is universally one dollar, Is the only rea-
son why the certificate Is not secured be-
fore the opening of the school year. but
this can not be true In the great MAORI
~ OF cases, especially as most physicians
would readily forego the fee In cases
where the families could not afford to pay
Iit so that the conclusion must be drawn
that the objection of parents to having
their children examined at the school Is
not so great as to be prohibitory.
You of course appreciate that an exam
nation. the principal object OF which Is
20 detect leprosy IN the earlier stages, Is
not satisfactory unless the entire body Is
ex amined.
| In order to make the examination thor
ough enough to he of any value ana ~
the same time rapid enough to be finish
"a in anything approaching a reasonapit
time some plan must be adopted TO aVolo
Unnecessary delay and waste of time. Tnis
can only be done with the goodwin ane
assistance of thes teachers. and certainly
cannot be accomplished when they no
struct the physician In the performance
OF his necessary and not particuiarn
agreeable duty.
Now as to the impropriety I'm the ex
amlnations, I do not believe that there j
any Improperly. and there certaini!
should he no indecency I'm lot or BOY
OF the school age. six to fifteen years.
strippinr to the waist in each others com
many. nor do I believe that the ooys >
lconsider H. I venture To say that tnos
same boys strip to a still greater degre
lin each others presence when they 2
sUimmIne after school DR.. Howard tel
me that he always takes the boys separ
ateiy behind a screen or some o.ner @ VI
Iect when recurring them TO further uis
robe. -,
| 40 not believe it Is necessary IN orde
l,hat the examination be conducted VIII
ld.rencv and propriety. that every boy o
taken In n room by himself before remov
ling any article of cicthing. nor do cor
} .lder n necessary to have the whole rool
lstrip 10 the waist before the examinatio
lberins. I believe that intelligent cooper
. flat,on between the teacher and the phys
cian should In all cases result In the e.
? rlamination being conducted exped't ousl
, land with all due regard for p-opr.ety.
a enclose n copy Of Dr. Howards 8 repo
upon the episode at the kaahuman
! School.
am yours very sincerely.
President Board of Health
$ THE PARTING SHOT.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-10-27
Laws Machinery
Is In Motion
Now.
|ANOTHER STRIKING
CASE OF "HOLD up"
Harry Juen is Charged Excessive
Prices by the Local
Combine.

The thievins plumbing trust must 90.
The people have spoken. Now comes
the law. United States District Attorney
Baird has sent to the Department Of
Justice at Washington asking for it, in
structions as to the cases about to be
brought against the plumbing trust.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-10-27

W., wy \, ,N0RKs.-Ensineer. and
~, ,sa W., ranplns and suxsr Ma
y s.s ~ \, 'emplsts power plants. os.
- sp'ecssls block. Tel. isS
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-10-27
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

..-,rr lSp INVESTMENTS
b,,b b,,,,.s ~ roNp . co.-Judd Bids.
K, ssln .
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-10-27
ARCHfTECTa
ENGfNEEps

NJ f.,,s.oo y DOVE, c.E.-surv.yor and
: i...'f i'ef once nsv Masoon b,ds,'
= o',.nd .nd Merchant sts, p o.
e''sr 'aksn for typswritins.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-10-27

W s,.o OPTICIANS
y " .s'I y. S.,. rouR EYES. yoo
-. f,.... =. "en't wear other
y. boat ,sluF syes dirsr from
r,.... e'f af cheap. improperly
.sE LIZ vi ruin your sy,s
- 'OoAs' oPriciAN. Low.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-10-27
cnNrnAl.rnn.

~ eoSrRAcroRs
Il, ~ 49, ,,,.. Contractor .. and Builder.
sNla,s. n,tlns brick, wood or
|%tul.' moo Palacs waIh. res,-
- Ave, near Ksvslo
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-10-27

,sr ..s, .ss,I, tine not a s,nrI.
49, W..,sssa 70 have voted m "a
|> n. taftabss,- overture. which
|E k..r =, about one-nfth
n ..ladlnr ,n the Presbv,erlr =
~ A.. We ssed ana disabled
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-10-27

.ssn IswELERa
sss sl,.,...,.,.n ~ as.n Francisco. Jewel
See advt In.las.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-02-28

nent fun laBt4 IN If .goop" faei
8olie for 6pns "a Rpaia9er bar iea
narmtre b%eiIreBgn / min hde 8oq; fun
uil ie9 Der d9e. at en- ioaoan aasie me6
alt 5ono Der ifaf If for at iaa Gen ON,
lapst. iorOrer life opsr 8 Geuts i 10,
Tag. U2en DIR er 10 liot ulsjtigbeo %
Qrbribs meo At iaa eem laDet ON, bog
BET oll life fra0e mere eno omtrent en-
balp Zines Iib til buer &asie.
9n er Def 3ion at qgre ili9t Qrbejbe,
fgreno ben troole 5oroar8tio tommer.
giaar 3ioen for llbflatnin9en fommtr
og Der Do in9en Iing er itafiet til 8sje,
boor De imaa aplinger fan pore / Be-
bolo for be borIfe Siorme oa &opbpr,
boao nDtter bet iaa at uofl9fIe
8p0in9er? 9et belle blioer oa ipilbt
9io o9 Arbribe, o9 opsn pna 2@r9relie
ouer at ie, at be imua Stabninger BIZ
Der poelnot. TIMBER Iaaoonne Om1tRn=
oi9beoer er bet life unoerli9t, at &onen
bliuer mismobig % feo al at prgpe paa og
forlgge at fan en- COB Slot 0gns ituffet
til 8eje for at betfe ap6manoSrs9nin=
gerne. glaar Ina p6aiter" ifaG op meo
Bungen o. betale oi8l apbmanosIuser
meo @ontanter, iaa 6erer man bam life
laa iialoent itaa p9 fortaae ON, buOr
liot bans 9oinoer ouer til at r%raile~
Ssns os itoffe mango 9gs.
6gjft9reoe 0usberre! @gr NJ en-
Jorunorins i Oine Eager % 5orbOGo.
5ua MI oisie faa Ting / goo Oroen U9
Heoe % oa oil bin 6gnie9aarb tomme
/ en- blomItrenoe Stano. Der oil blioe
2g9 NOT til 1t bette vlebenbe" no9ifter
meo.
Setter agbmonoen Q@9esne neb
Yris for osroeo at tilusnoe fig en- ublu
5Ortjenelte, iaa lsno @s9ene til en- al
De ltore 8Der, iom ol er n9rmef ueo.
Der CT NOT Of 9Ggsebanolere Der. De
ienoer big en- 2@99etasie fora CT inbrets
tet laaleOes, at 2@9sene fan itun poa
@nOen beri. Raar aa8isn er fulo. iaa
tag ben til StutiOnen % lenO ben al
StsO. Sort lib efter fOmmsr Beta.
ling, fcntunt, o9 tinise ben TONNE
8asie, at ben fan bfiue fptot isen.
RaeS en-,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-02-28

rinoer Der faaeaot ail6er fren. og 3or=
Den 0ittar D Ialfsf.
slen Dor b 8an1reren ua0erpgis fife
iet noget spar af soo0l2 SO, man
6e600er Blot III gfa5e aogle 500 neO /
Soro'n for a trane paa . oul, t6t
Gen beitaar naiten 9sfl o. boloent af
Sooul, blan6et meo liot @tps % ct eaer
to anore Stoffer. SuoDlet er at BET
reueIte Snobolo oa fan aoen pibere brus
9es til ldaoanne 2jemeo. / 50llfe Spopf
~oper6oueoet III nnuen0es.
Get er forbooienoe, at en- iaa oarois
futo 9loo8 life er bleben taget / info
Beliobelis al Den en9elite arone. Ntan
bar ganite oiit i Gn9fono ig9t al benptte
fig al 9ens ri9e 5uoollfatte, men alene
til 9iluirfnin9 af Suoolinre o9 5osfat-
s6onin9sItofer, men bet oil liffert life
l9n9e, iBr England oil benDtte
Deus uuotgmmeIi9e Suoufforrano pno
en- fptoisere Moooe o9 oa n%nonlig ogiaa
til Gllplrtnins af bet for ari9sfbrellen
iaa Oisti9e 8rubt. =
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-02-28

,,6ele giabolaget er ~fOrbaulet Ooer
min aones mlrafulpie DeIbrsbeIie."
miiriOe gr. Otto 3egs. Ro, 20 Sweeney
Street, a%ue9banp, 9a., til Or. Peter
6abrnep, @bica9O, 81. yWiu &nne-
baOoe mango Aor Iiot at en- MapeIpas
bonn / 6orbiuoslie meb baarIis 5orosi.
ellie. Oette sioroe benOe me9et luag os
mayer, % ale troebe, at bun buuoe
GGrins. Sn9en at ale De Weoiciner,
nj fOrisste, 9iorbe benbe no9et 9oot;
tu9rtimss bleu bun u9rre for buer Dag
GilruObet at 8enner bespnote ri at
brus, Or. Seters Kuriko. SUN bapbe
nspps tdsst ben en- u9e, fsreub bun feIte
fig bsors, % ct nj laa rail-, iom BUN
nossn Climb, bar uatet. Der er lite
bet mimbitsSpor tiIbase af benbes samIe
Spsbom." 5 WuOeip8oom, 6ortops
peIie Oiu. siuss Der ingen Mebicin, Der
er laa filter % paolioeIis | fine 8irt=
ninssr, fOm Or. Beters Kuriko, Ra-
sstt Wfiboel. Den iaIges af
lpccisas asenter. Striu til Or. peter
6abrnsp, 1I2-l14 go. 0opne aue.,
Chicago, 50. 9
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-02-28
GllSuODlp.

Omtrent 80 Wll fra Gp 3teluno uso
Bay of Plenty On erfsoi9bsosbusten)
refer Der Jig op Of pooet tn flippefulb
o. Der er ubeboet Of Nennelter Os Gpr
% neiten slemt af De fdo, iom at % til
foreta9er fig rn Cur BERTH for at CRAZE
Suopl. g,n bar fnatt 0aonet ben
bOioe g",>og ct mere pasienbe gtaun
fan man life lat tRnte fig, tbi ben er
itaoi9 ombD1et at tptfe uigennemtrHnges
1i9e 6tDer al botoe 0ampe, Der flyer
op til en- 6sjoe nf 1000 SOB oOer 6n-
pct oe fommer til SDne for be ioiarenoe
/ mango Mile5 aiiianO ira Den. Den
buibe q er maaite ben ptouoerli9ite .
/ 8eroen, tbi ben b~rliaar oels me- ten al
rent Sooul alene, O9 oels er De Dampe,
iom uafbruot ienoes op fra Sratsrne,
Saa %operm9tiebe meo SoOol' % 8lor=
@asoampe, at 9u9ten beraf fan mGrtes
/ ca. 60 Mile8 9iiiano fra 9en. gems
pore loleenbe er imponerenoe, o9 Slip:
perue b9uer fig mDrft og truenoe meo
Sfperne. Stranoen er tlippefulo og
%irsmbD6er fun fn enefie Qanoin9spiabs
paa gems Ipnore 5toe lisser nemtt9
Crater 8aD", bbor Stranoens Soon,
9eb % 9u9tens 8pboe tlIaoer en- 2auo'
iti9nin1, laurent 9abet er rOlist.
0enne Bop" er ten eneite Slette puc
belle Gen; Relten er lutter iteile, bpj'
Slipper. uliot inbe paa Gen blano
8jer9ene li99er Der en- meset flor Ss.
Der er Il SOB opb ug befinber fig /!
SOB ooer 9ooet8 0uerflaoe. @nnost
oeune so inoeboloer fore Ma8ier Gait
ipre % Spoelipre % oiler fig aitib BOB
lenoe os lpruttenoe peo IN 4emperatu
Of 45 Or. Oct merfe. srgnasliee @nni
inbbpoer life til Sab, o9 bpiS nosel
oiloe pOpe at foreto9e fig en- forfri1feno
Sosmmetnr oeri, eiloe ban life tomm
til at gre bet nOf en- Sang, % bans
e%iterlaote bebsoeoe beler life at befoit
nosen aisfiite til BAN.
Seen TON beiejleS i 8nab, men ma,
mao p9re me9et fOrfstie bermeb, Ioa
Iom SDren | Bonoet IortGrer 8aaben!
Ssm, iaa at Baaoen mart faloer FRI
%bihanoen.
Yaa ben anoen Sioe al Ssen Iiaaei
De tore arotere, boi6 Stens oe Banb.
master lpn8es bsjt OBJ / 9uiten. Yeien
er Der me9ct beioarllg os farlie, ibi
ben iprer faoi9 lanas meb Ssen, %
peo BET minofte 6eiltrin ftprter ben ulpt,
telise neo / oens tosenbe BsIser. Noar
man lDtfeli9t os bel bar nooet Qroterre.
ler man ct SIN, JON moi ian faa Bluoet
til Of fiiune aarerne. lo Of sroterne
opilpn9es ntmli9 Straolerne meo reaels
masf9e Wedemrum, no Of ale Repner
.pg Spr9ffer | ben isnberbrnote Spro
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-02-28
Selio
(SoIteIesrafen) }.


Oct ~fOrbuuier ifabis Soft, buor oct
fan per mLIist for @n9Ianberne | bet
inoe lutteoe gaopimitb, at ienoe Weba
o~slsIisr til General 8uIlers 6Gr.
SmioIertib uil man bare Ia9t MGrfe til,
at Rapporterne beIio9raferes. Wso
andre Orb, at Jorbinoeli en- belgrges af
S%oIteIsgrafen. Denne Maaoe at teIe.
9rafere paa er naturIi9uis tenot p%ueraIt,
men bru9ss melt af ben en9elife Scr,
forbi bet sn9ellfe Sprog meb fine mango
9nfaueIiesoro e9ner fig beolt BERTH.
5orbinbeIien imelIem to 9nre FER ueb,
OF bpsr al benz paa en- 6ei opreiIer tire
pGIe, iom leber lammen forouen.
Ouenpau Opliiaer man ct Speil iaale'
oss, at Solftroalerne, iom taites tilbase
fra bet, rnmmer bet anost SpeiI | ben
anben 2,jr. Aaor 5OrbinoeIien er ops
r%sttst, spftiaes Der ueo buert Npparat en-
SOIDat, iOm 9iuer Sl9naIerne, os en-
Officer, iom utb 9ieIp at en- Ritfert
iasttsou e,t anset SpeiI. Solbaten,
iOm siusr Sisnalerns, beiorger bette
psb, at ban m,b ui8le Welemrum bes
batter Sptilet enten meo i'm 9iGlm euer
mso, bpao ban eIers bar ueo 0aanoeu,
GO osrsfter burti9 tager 0Gtt bort
is:n. Gan sfbrpoer i%daIeoes til @ts=
rmpeI gpeltraoIerne cen Sang, noor ban
nil tsI,sraferc gogitoDet u. TO @an9e
bustig ,ftsr binanoen, nanr ban nil teIes
sruf,rs Bo9itauet 3, tie @unse uec
3Ositau;t IS o9 i%aaIeoes oioete. SmeIs
lem buat Orb cores ct lille Oubolb.
Sslutols,lig tan sOltelegroterinscn
fun inOe St,o / 9olifin. 1eIe9rafe=
rins,n eusr Dt8uoen me9et laugiomt.
os | SprOs meo LANCE Orb. i%oaletes
Iom / Cuff, tan benne Uleabe at teIes
gruiere paa, panifellg bruge5. @ngs
Ignosrne oerimoo oruger ben me9et.
@n ftor BoroeI peb SoIteIearaitn er bet,
at TO Qere fimeois tan itaa / 6orz
b%iubeIle meo b%inanoen, uben OF 6ienoen.
lom ltaar imeQtm, aner Oct mlnoite
ON. Men ieIu ON leuoen ueeh, q
5orbintslien er Der, Tan ban Inlet gore
for at binore ben. Den Ian9lte 0trGts
ming, @%ngIGnoerne bar tele9raferet
uso 9iaIp at Soaps, gar Daret Is
Rtlometer euer 10 Dbl. Oct itete
Aarst 1880 / Ai9baniltan, oa en- er .o.If
9ar r9tt'0s lfem OF al oelf' e. saseIit
Brigade, iom @milen bOIot mbeauttet
aanOubar. 8aa 0OiOf me utO aobat
fit unO etnin9s9qfen Q binoelie mep
ben bsIsir'Oe 0e' % moOtog / gobet al
fire elmer fra oenne en- MeOOelelle pdc
2O7 Oro,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-02-28

Def forffom D.. at Stiernsrne lom Jus.
ti9e @niitsr ianf ueb og ilutes for Der
500.
81 bfeu ofo at 9aa, ibi bette uofHe
5iaelpif bar uosn Sioeitpife. 3rff.
ternfs ifarpe Gfrig bteo itarfere, De lgo
tt fiof JON raslnoe Mofiner og tore,
loaone aatioarmere fiji ON 6opeoerue
poa Dc, og 9almebIooene ipntes OF
itratfe oeres @rene effer os; en- foruns
oerli9 5ortrpaelfe nanoeoe ITO af Soro
og 0lmmel / ben mgrfs Gat."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-02-28

NrS. 9DtnSioip'S Gsoftinr Sprup
II Il gamm,li, gobt prgpet NibbeI, iom 4,usr 90
Var bnr paret brist Of Wttutonet Mgbte tor hers
Gmaaborn I 1amopertoben usb tulbtommen
Sutces. Del ~betoiiger Barnet, blp6gigr @ummerne.
iorminbiter Bei6nstlien, bulmer gmstien, beIbrebtt
Wtnbfolit, bal en- Ineget b~ebaaelie 2 Hag oa CT bet
btbiie Nibbei mob Giorboe. S0iats az Euuoaifer
buif at iorlanse 1grs. WtnSiops Goofbtns
GDrap % tag tngsn anben SIags, bo WHO'RE pii
bHbs ben at pGre ben bebite Vsbtein ! Ganbpsriobsu.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-02-28

sa Brpuenumre af yDanffersn"
isuoes frit. ID. L, Publ. House.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1900-10-31
Pleasant Entertan ment.

4 small number of guests were
most delightfully."- entertained last
evening by Mrs. H. B. Terry and
her daughter, Miss Foster, at their
home on Levee street. The home
was brilliantly lighted and every
where exquisits cut flowers lent the
charm of their beauty and fra
GRANGE. The halls were beautifed
with magnificent palms and other
pot plants, the band being station
ed there and discoursiDg the
sweetest music throughout the
evening. The large parlors were
cleared for dancing, the floors be-
ing waxed. The decorations
in the dening hail were es-
peciaily beautiful, being made
a veritable fairy bower
of fragrant blossoms. Dainty re
freshmeuts were served On the
table, while at one side stood
large and handsome punch bowl,
from which was dispensed the
most delicious beverage. The two
hoStesses were assisted by Mrs.
B. L. Cain aud others IN dispens-
ing their hospitality. The evening
was given up to dancing, in which
the hours sped rapidly until past
midnight, when the guests bade
their charming entertainers good
night. Those present were Consul
and Mrs. P. Merrill Griffith of
Matanoros, Mr.. Slower of Column
bus, Ohio, Mrs. Loew, Mrs. Cain,
Misses Rentfro, Russell, Kelly, |
Sunie Putegnat, Irene Putegnat, !
Hetty Dougherty, Lizzie Dougher-
ty, Lieut.. Houston, MesSFs. Crock !
cit, Creager, Combe, Dougherty, !
DWorrIan and Russell.