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drapes the waist and is finished with a
large bow and sash ends behind. A large
collar of yellow gu.pure comes over the
shoulders and diverges at each side under
the arms to give the effect Of short
jacket.
The Fancy GirdieS.
Speaking of fancy girdles, they play a
very prominent part in the costumes of the
season. The wide ones of soft, clnginS
fabrics have replaced the narrow belts of
last year. One Of these wide belts which
l have noticed was made with four narrow
straps to buckle in front. 1t was made of
soft silk of hue to suit the gown. The
belt is made over foundation of stiff mus
Evening star., 1900-06-02
To Keep Your Gloves.

When gloves are taken off the hand. they
must never be rolled into ball, but care
fully pressed out fiat and laid in a glove
box longer than they are.' All holes must
be mended as soon as seen and buttons re-
placed. AS all gloves get to smell queerly
if worn any length of time. have a small
sachet of violet powder To lay inside each
one, and on fine day hang them out in the
air and sun. When dirty. have them
cleaned several times before buying new
ones.
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dish and put the salad in this. Serve.
Saucrkraut Disguise.
German salad-Take one-half pound Of
picked cabbage and put it in cold water
for few minutes. Then drain it and cut
1t into shreds. Pour boiling water over a
half pound of sauerkraut and in five min
utes drain it off. Let the kraut cool. then
shred it and mix with the cabbage. Add
one chopped and blanched onion, two table,
spoonfuls of grated horse radish, one-half
tablespoonful of chopped chevril. one-half
teacupful of oil. one tablespoonful of vine
gar and pepper and salt Fix a paste
croustade on a dish Fill it with the salad
and serve
Japanese salad-Mince three medium
sized truffies and two large cold boiled po-
tatoeS very fine. Put them into a basin
and season with half pinch each of salt
and pepper. Pour over wineglaSsful or
champagne and let it stand for two hours.
Add eighteen cooked mussels, one teaspoon
full of cooked chives and the same quantity
of chopped parsley. Mix all well together
and put into the salad bowl decorating it
with six small white lettuce leaves and six
fillets of anchovies and serve.
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az the wrist. The jacket waist of the habit
is bordercd with three narrow rows of
braid and trimmed with buttons and cross
straps Of the same, these forming a lat
ticework over the vest Of plated white
linen. With this costume is donned a pic
turesque hat, wide of rim and very much
turned up at one side.
Another of these attractive robes is for
indoor afternoon wear and made of mauve
foulard fiowered with white. 1t. too has
the bOufant undersleeves. but in this case
they are laid in double puffs The usual
fashionable girdle of mousseline de soc
Evening star., 1900-06-02

and salt. Place a paste croustade on the
dish and put the salad in this. Serve.
A Sau niSuuiSs
Evening star., 1900-06-02

In making currant jelly it is not neces-
moving all the leaves and poor fruit then
if gritty If they have been exposed
to the ravages of the rapacious currant
worm. wash thoroughly and drain in a
Coiander; transfer to a granite kettle or
stone jar; set in a large pan two-thirds full
Of tepid water. Heat slowly. mashing mean
while with a wooden pestie. AS soon as
Evening star., 1900-06-02

The size of the cans to he used NAV de-
pend largely on the size Of the family. For
a small family, the put-sized Jar is best
for nearly everything, taking pains To Sc
lect those with wide-mouthed tops. Half
gallon jars will be found useful for large
whole fruits.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-06-01
WILL HAVE WEEK
Of GLAD MEETINGS
Hawaiian Evans siical A..oc,.,,
sessions to Begin on Next
Sunday Evening.

IN, ~. ha"ai'an Evangelical Assoc,.,,o.
VII meet In Honolulu for the 49, ION
SHINING June and ending In. 60 De
Following will be the program. Inc
PROGRAM FOR AN,,rvv,
WEEK
sunday. June 3, 7:3O u m
SONS rally at Central IJnion 1Se MIS-
m ~ s, yune 10 a M, la - !, a,
soclation 49, OF me Sunday school AS.
.uesnay' June g. 10 a m ara -
.ts OF the Hawaiian I,van,p; y; III
NSsoclauon, kawaiahao Church. t sea'ca
~ anu 90 y. m, meeting OF " a.
walian Roasd Union Church; D. m Hs,
wednesday. June 6. n. mcro.,
erclses OF kawaiahao Girls snesis ex,
y. M meeting of the Hawaiian I,,'a ID
cal Association ENangeli-
81 lI Isaay; June Z. 8 a. m.-Meeting =,
IRE HAWAIIAN EvaneelicaI Assou,s OF
presentation of the representatiyas 20 'i .u
.luerent missions; 1890 a. m read,y III.
nc annual reports and election 90 sl VI
J'ry anu treasurer, and members ~ ne
,,iad. s SiaSs 90, on the Hawaiian Board Ka.
~oshao Nnurch, 4 y. m, Iadies' anr,,a,
Yea party. Central Union Churcb rali huai
tfloay' June \, a. m.-Annual s~a,,,i
h1uon OF the students of u
l's1 y. m, meeting of the Hawaiian I.,a.
tshSa association, kawaiahao Cbnrch.
y. m. annual election of officsr, - ~. ~
Board of the Hawaiian EvanSai,c.i me
sociation. se"cai As
Saturday. June 9. . a. m.-Exb,hi,to
C S sunday schools. Kawaiahs ~,
sunday. June 10. 7:so n mA,,
mon on foreign missions by Rev E1, ser,
,hwing. central Union Church: 4 n =,
tne LORDS supper administered psia -.
N""Pe'' conservation 4, chapel p. m
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-06-01
AT THE oRPHEUM.
" The Chimes of Normandy is Well
Received Last NIGHT

The Chimes Of Normandy" as rem
dered by me Southwell Opera Companv
last night proved a success. There was
a fairly good house that seemed to en-
JOY the performance and was liberal
with applause, frequent encores and
two curtain calls falling to the credit
OF the players.
MI. Woln showed himself a capable
actor, the character of "Gaspard' being
ably interpreted by him both in song
and gesture. Hattie Belle Ladd gave a
pleasing impersonation Of "Germaine. /"
singing the role acceptably. Mr.. Win
fred Con revived the good impression
he created on his appearance by his ex-
cellent rendition of Henri Marquis de
Sornevllle. Mr.. Con possesses a pure
baritone OF fiexibility and power. tax
ing his higher register with ease and
showing evidence OF careful training.
Exactly why Mr.. Con should retain
MS Mexican costume, picturesque
though IL may be, from the second to
the third act during which interval
"Serpolette" has been to court and
back. IL Is hard to surmise. AS II was.
"Gremcheux" was dressed more nearly
as Marquis" should be, than the
rightful owner of the title.
These three shared the honors OF the
evening, Gremcheux's duet with Ger
maine also securing an encore. Mr..
Branson was more at home as the
froliesome notary than singing heroic
tenor roles. The chorus, which was
prettily costumed. displayed a good
deal more vivacity than In the opening
bin and sang the catchy choruses with
credit to themselves. Mr.. Bonville got
along nicely as the "Baillie' Altogether
the performance was an improvement
on the "Beggar Student" The
Chimes" Is an attractive opera music
ally.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-06-01
War Cry Here.

Oakland threatens to raise the War
Cry to above 500 in a short time. Cap
tain Mathis, OF Honolulu, also may
push the circulation to 40. She says
The Cry Is much appreciated, and we
simply cannot get enough to supply the
demand"
Voices sounding in the War Cry sane
tum;
Voices from across the bounding sea,
Where Mathis and the other officers
be.
Boomers-restive-t with the
tantum;
Boomers voicing ITO" with glee,
Which puts the circulation where IL
ought 20 be.
Salvation Army War Cry"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-06-01

sr
- tUkholders OF the
|. M viii be- published in
nroF
Fishers column this
w,os,tye bargains in
81 paEs s.
L.hrtln and Honolulu
I'm noe, again on the
3 mmorr0w
Ia Co. announces that
..snent which was due
DOW delinquent.
,at dentist. omcs Mott
rrner Fort and Hotel
ah 10 this issue.
Las entered into Coz
Ins J. Salter In the
30 Orpheum block.
avs Who will serve the
S. La, for the ensu-
ssasi In this issue.
.alng Of The Board OF
f,ss Free Kindergarten
AZ morning at o. 80.
rsesment OF the kihei
ld Is due and payable
fuulnder 4 Baldwin.
VII T. Fisher makes
BIZ 90 consignments for
Z ni Merchant streets.
4 n,s'ilgent boys. about
y ip wanted. A fine OPP
M q good trade. See al.
dtAs late James Stew
'aini.on. took place at
ray afternoon IN Homo
asi yss 'rday Cor Kauai
nSH ComSock. ID. r..
rr Ncklnnon a. pas
lssment ~ the Olaa SUI
nf NJ once or interest
flhe rate % ! per cent /
annm.tiee o. the Young .
1t Club will meet this .
" ohce ~ f,orrin An /
BIZ
.Ning o. The Hawaiian .
iHs society will be held .
s's a. 100 o'clock at
nl-ch
YVES Society Of Chris
WI meet az 73O O'Clock |
iCsr'ra Union Church ,
'a'ness matters.
ntFIn agents for the |
ave an Important no.
',oders 10 the planta-
l'imeui elsewhere.
a''e enjoyable drive IN !
aas over the new Pail |
lo'' ine rigs such as
ne Honolulu Stock |
N'is Die country home \
.olia.ns Mo.okai. for |
sa'f The cottage Is
bunting and fishing /
Ia, aal others suffer |
Y ana other kindred I
y. .'l relief by using one |
.ll'aAl supporters "a |
Nys paper. /
an oak bedroom /
y, ai.e'ial for builders. /
doors. etc, Will /
d. at r, II. TnOm- I
'i''t neyt Monday. |
lith Morgan will |
en by order OF the /
..llent stock Of the /
a 'as kihei Planta-
'' published In this /
YEA, .,l,fal Union Church |
ava. aAI Friday meeting |
r' ,ooa Mrs Brown. /
''.a a delightful enter
aer stories about
,,,.ialndez brought in /
~ Ton Eva yesterday |
I n. Celestial was I'M
me for having
=, =. and IN lieu OF lis
% prison.
Fisher will sell al
n, ..ss a, ne Oceanic
l,, s.sas The duty on |
~ 1 ..lsed % per cent. |
No. VII be some
~ 1','Iags % young
ssrs,,, Contra. Union
Ss' . ',I Missionary
,s,,' y, l.SoaY. p. i. |
AZ saat ne society
months and to
tr...,, 'erday ceiebrat-
!. I B,a.. anniversary OF
~, s.Ian Islands. Al
o. s a'..l testiyity was
NJ. n,'lemln with a
r9 , aeereiania street |
''y cougratuia-
w. n, 40 you believe tha,
nv ". earthT' well. |
y nNVar -.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-06-01

~ ~ .y oa believe that
r a,,,' we earthT' 'sWsIi
ppsysr can ct" ~ n
Town Topic,. y
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-06-01

New bill tonight at the orpheum.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-06-01

~ 'erday ceiebrat-
h B 1',. anniversary OF
's5I ' /, "a. Islands A
Ha.' MD al.d iestiyIty was
\ N. 'sa'lemln with a
|n ~. steretania street
many coogratuia-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-05-10
0ro6e Set,tofratiide
1ttarenuerIantmtlm,te

Fer IT., 16.. IL. une Is. gSarr
I'M Sutereiie Der GanoSatur bcs
9rn. eSiaac Spbc Strans
fir ben Gonereb i'm spsiten Siitrdt.
Sie @eriammluue ipirD fattfiubrn
6eute, Sonnertae, ben 10. Mai, @bcnOs llbr
in eiusm erobeu 3elte Gil
Gde bon Hortbz mn Sultou=Apenue.
WIuTt BON Der &apsGe Dcs picrtcn &ceimcnts.
@r. @eprgc g. Numlen ipirb prdiipircn
Sic fOl9enOsn 9crren ipsrosu Iniprabcn bdlten
Sr. %. Starr 9spbari,
5r. S. 5reo. 8equarot.
6r. Sobn s. 5oro,
G9t6. Din 8rpan,
0r. Siaae Sp6s Straus.
I3m
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imore, Mo., 9onnerfag, ben 10. Wtai 1900.
Ote g E u le pc It.

Gairo, geppten, 9. Mdi. - Sfl
POrt Sab 1inb IA Wen|6en osrseuz
lenpeit erlegen uno Z lie9en noh trallt
oornieoer. 9lus Ileranbrla fpsrOen
4 5obesfdGe unb 2 neue Grfrdntllrz
gen semeloet. Nu9 aus Oaretta
lpiro Elm DsrOddtissr aranfbeItsFal
beri6tet.
Con tdntinppel, 9. Mal. -
Sine grfranfune an Der 8sulenpelt
ipIro aus Smbrna gemeibet.
S 6n Bull be16pert lid
II Il pr n m r. n n ( m . n
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@un sl6tb. 6. aNias WrSIurs.

Strrtn 8obnab & 60.
Msne 9trr,r! = SD babe on R,urosis u.Iit'
ten. sd ptrooni, es Sbrtm quteu 9sllmtttt,
pob it ouuerub odoou a,beilt porb,H bin. Ssss
balb ipiro uritr Suus nitnlals pbnt Sbre nsribs
BOA. Npi,iu 8aoipap's Reuep Rtiisf, itin. S9
etbt 3busn bic Grlaubnib bitten Sritf iu n.rOi1
itntli6tn Sbr puntbaru
8 Wil(s Glurg,
Canada.
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Shnene ume Gcbere SeiIuns

Sdllsn BON St1rung pcs mtnibibM Crganisnn5
bcrpor. Sisies oltbeiudbrte s,eilmittel, oas loon
uniere Batter unb Miittsr alien ionitigtn arjneten
por,6qen, bepdbrt f6 in ieosr SiuR6t bel Der
bauunasbei6perpsn ionic bei 9ebers, Rieren. uno
Miljleiben, bel 6icbcr uler art, bei oantfranl'
bsiteu. Ratorrh, eelbiubt, Neuraleis. Hbeumdtiss
mus unp uusdbliqsn anperen &rantbeteT, bic
bouptiddiob aus unr.inem 3uitanp ocs glutts
cnritcbeu. in @e,uq aui Die 9crnidtuna BON
Rronfbcitsftimen iitbf Dos Wittel tbaila3iI@ uh-
erreitt pa.
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GbanseIiif unb Ginoerm0rber.

G6tllicotte, g., 9. Mai. =
Wm, Spron, Der in Der b;eIigen 8egsno
als @Dungsliit pirfts uno 5ablrsId be-
iuhte @ripsdungs 8erlammlnngsn
ab6islt, bann Die So6ter etnss rsi9en
Sarmers aus Wsitz8ir9lnaea beIra@
tGste uno jeBt pafor elmer tleinen
Stride 1T, puros ais ein bOAIt gefdbr%
l;der 9srbrs6er nit einem haIben
Oubsno 2lliaIsn iosntifi3irt. Dor pier
sSya6ren purbsn in prop Gitp, Utah,
orei &inoer srmoroet uno Die GsI3en
in Elm isl's Sis gs6auenas Go9 per-
ienft. 5prpn iu[l Der Wlorp:r O:eter
&;noer iein, Die er permuthlId ermof>
oeie, neil Iie Ssugen zines dnosrsn bon
i5m besaneenen 8erbreasns ipartn,
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Sn1,t6ago

ebtr S6mtr, IN ben otuoeu unS I'm mniurdt tpire
seruriad)t Ourb 9lutitOduns in ienen Sbeiisn.
elm. iOlst BON GrfGltune obsr iuoem man fb ecr.
3ugluft dusiestt, peOur6 Der S6pttS turiidaes
tri.ben uuros. Sie uIs Gtesnrcij unb dusbrt'
ttnpt 6tnrulation ii& oelttnb ma6tnStn Gioena
ibafttn bon Saonaps RtaDs Relitf btfobiqn es
in punO,rbarer gBsiit fir bic Seiurg pieler
Grnnfbtit, 9as RtaOp Reliei iOnte auf elmer sro'
Sen Gdb. ooiptnOst unO gut singricben ptroen.
Gs III e,raotju puuOerbar, ipie balO IS bic
S6msri,n oieiss mart.rroen 2eiotns linbrt. 5H
tinistu 6Glen iuO bic 6bmcrjsn 10 BETTE, bos
@siabr Der GuilInouug uno Iusbrtituns hb;r
bi. Ri.ru surbauocu it, Sn iolb,r 6dntH utbms
man iOort cine Sois BON Ruoipap's 9iatn ura
fubrs olsi9ieitia nit ben GHrtibungsn Ron Roo'
pap's 8toop Relitf tort, uno Der bartnndtofs
fSan pirO Oititr SsbanOlung Dti9tn. pTlafT
i6aOtn i'm gas,msinm in Gauen bon Sttttns uno
Riidtni6mrlsn - fe ptrfopitn Die 9ortn uno
serbnpun ei. s,tguttt 9bGtsitit Der S4psibSru'
ZEN uub 0ie uatiirlihe gusOinitunQ Der 9aut.
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Grfte idbmersluie Iaht in Srei
SHpnateu.

sd ,rbi.t RtuOp R.lisf om grcitaq BEN IL
b. Wis., ourt Ro9tsGrpreS ecbrau6t. oaNtlbs
um llbr uuo bait, cine i5msrIoit Ra5t lun
srften Ulal. in br,i Wouaitn Sd qsbrau6ts 8en'
Do 8.liri osumalg an Samfas unO SOHriag
Woro,ns urb G6enos nit oemitlbtn Grfolat. ID
bate .iusu qtbroden.n Grm unO elm. ptrrtrtte
ootr ousa,itsts G6ult,r; bi,islbe Durpt bon Or.
Bloom in eGtntpus fpiebtr eineeiest, bic Sbmtra
Jtn blitbn iepO6, bis id 5br psilmitttl Gt4
brau6t. I'D Dant, Sbnm fir Sbr. prompts
1iIf. U6tunssboQ Sbr
g. g. Dois.
Tldrpluno, Gtieeos6o.. RsO
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Gum Mnnenfcn an Rabbi @iIe.
4ufruf an Die Ssraelitsn Der Der.
Stadtsn. - Gin 5ono fir baz
o9ebrsp Union GoIIeds."

Cincinnati, 9. Mui. - IN
etner esmeinlamen Sibunq Der @res
tutEoe Der Union ameritaniIhsr iss
rae!Itlldsr 8emeinben, Des 8erpals
tun9srdtbes uno Der 9llumne 9lNps
CATION oes r0ebretp Union Gplleae"
tpuroe bic gufbringung eint3 Sonos
BON $5OO,OO0 fir bas g0ebrepunion
eollsge," um oufsl6e fir an 3eiten
ii9tr gu ftelIen, bsT6Iofen. fuF oi,Ee
Weiie foa oem perltor6enen 3rinoer
Der HabbinerItule, Or. 8 ac W2.
Wiie, Elm blsibenoes Denim errid6z
let tperpen. 9ln Der StiFtun Ioa Tih
oas 9e|ammte amsritdniT6e Subcns
t6um 6st6eiii9en.
Der erlafene 2luFruf Iol let, pic
foigt: ~In Die Ssraelten Der Der.
! Staaten! Die @retutibe Der Union
amerifdnifder israeiitiI6er @smeins
oen 6dlt es nur fiir re6t uno 6il;g,
penn iie oFfi3teq SenntniB nimmt BON
ben 4nItrengun9en, bic gsma9t nus
ben, um gum ltnterbalt Das r6ebrelp
Union GolIege" einen ,@noopmentz
6ono" ouf5ubringen, Der ais rSIauc
W. WHe Memorial : 6pno" 6sfdnnt
lem iou, uno 5par 5ur @rinnerunq
an ben 9roBen Mann, Der Elm 6al6es
Sabrhunoert fang mebr als irgeno
eIn Inoersr ba4in gear6eitst fat, um
bic Stelung oes Subentbuns in2lmea
rita fur ale 5utiinftigen @eneraiios
ren gu II3ern. 0esbalb bitten mir
Sic ernItli6, Der gspsgunq, bic DON
Der Nlumnen Nfociation, Tppie Dem
gerpaltungsrat6e bss r6ebreD Union
Golle9e" ne6It ben 2lusI6ufen in Den
bsrF6ieOenen StGoten pe5 2anoes
ausgegangea lit uno ben 3med 6ut,
Su6Itriptionen fir Den Mtemoriuls
5ono 81 Idmmeln, ibre urterIiiibuna
angeoei6en gu lafen, ur0 erTu6enSie
I'm eine li6era!e 8siIifusr. Oieienis
gen, apei9e ni9t in Der 2dge Iino, lire
Subifriptionen an Die orqanIirten
9usI6Ife 9e'un9en 3u iaIien, fDnnen
bieielben an bic erFe glational6ant in
Cincinnati pper on ben Setretdr Der
Union Of 9lmerjcan 6ebretp YEos
ciutions," 9rn. 2ippman 2epb inGins
ctnnati, einienoen. @9ed5 Iino duf
Den rSfuac N.Dfe MemOrials6pnb"
aus3ufellen.
= 9ermar 8ruf5 BON geipurt, a.
g., ein 81 Sabre alter 2ln9eiteGter in
ben pgn9lfib PlaIter Minen" in DAFT
fieiO Gorners BEL 8atdoia, R.>g., lit
81 Sooe getommen. Gr tpuros pon
elmer lsben Sonnen i6psren 6elsz
l,,nfrkn n,f In I'll IL nrhr,iAL
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SteQe oer 0eieBacbnng Gin.

uno pclfiibrt Sics burb ibre II | 7 t n
u aten unb beiieren Sient N um=
fangreicrer 99ciie, als Die porGeihd5ene 4tfe Der
StaatsQeiebQtbune Siss tbun t6nntc IN Der 8e=
idGisipclt eriitirt ipe cs icin ioltt, tln Selubl
Der @eQenieitioftit. Gs lit uutiirlid. rab Sic ord
Semieuieen Sbre 1lnterftiiBuno 5upsnoen, iusl6er
"S5neu ctpaiqe Sprtbe!e Sufpmmen ldBt. Die
rWurplanO Selcpbpn=GOmp." criu4t I'm Sbre Grz
mutbultuu mn
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,seiu 6ewid,t in Cob tpcrtb. )"

9oJban Sn0.=3trr. =
Or. RaopaD Go, Ncns9ori.
gB,rtb. otrrtr so itno, 5bnn tnbIitt
tenD cine @elS= 9oItanptiiuua, fir WsI9, Sic mir
cell Gin 0ustnb RaODGp's 8eaOp &sIi,f unO ett
Sus.up Eapnaps 9iQtH !uleHosn molten Sbr
8eoDD Relti nro in bisitr @egtno nls itin Sea
midt in 8olD fpsrtb bttrabtet Sies oronlQBt
mid, 0tbrau6 baron Iu mu6tu. SD bab: etns
Belt lang -Gs: e,brlu6t bod bstrd6tt i4 "
D. o. o.m,lbtn iueit ubsrItgtn, oa IS cine ba4
itr. Rirtuno ausibt.
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Marprano 9erep6on Comp

piierirt Der SepDlfsrune galtiu,Ores mtbr, als
Dsrielben BON Den G5sicbqcbern oes Stuaes psrucl=
CERT ipurbe Sas Bolt pcrlanete per0ebcns@ntbtrs
nuna BON Den itbertrieben bpbcn Setpbon Soz
ten, bob nimmt bic rgsorDlanO SccpboniGemp" :"
nit elmer Der ienten i'm Sstrisb itup in Der t5ers
tieiteauug bciinplidDen snlaaen Slmerifas Die
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9urh 3beumatismus perfriippelt.

Pcip= CrleanS
Gr. Rabooe & 60. - Sd mar lduger, als itfs
OtoRdt, an Rb,umatsmus leto:no. sd tOnnte
mein. Sdro. nitt bis iu meiutm Ropfe ubebsn,
ootr bic &dros bis gum 8iiden bttDtgtn, obet mar
nitt In, Stonbt m.iu StmO auslujiebsu. 8,uor
id) Sreiptrttl elmer Slaibs BON Ruopap's Reoos
Rtliti serbrau6t bate ionrte i'd mtne Irms 10
out nj. suSpr, gebraud,r. Sic t0nntn oardus
trtbtn nj. erOb.s Ssrtrautn ID IN 5br Wtaop
RsIisf isst. abtun9soou 5pr
10 s. gafer,
Rci5init in TOnt,lont's Stitftls unS S6u1'
nhriA Mr G,irlin GtrnRH
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-05-10
Gpn brennenbrn 8aIneru umrinat.

9uffulp. R.zY.. 9. Mui.-@ine
SpsSialoepsIde Der uNeps" aus @m=
pire. Pa., melbst:
Der bieiige Ort 1T osrmaben BON
Walobrdnosn umrinst. oab Niemano
bindus pbsr hinein fonmen fann.
5iinf 6Guier itno singsdI I6ert uno orei
&inosr gu Sobs perbrannt pproen.
Gin panit bsrrI9t untsr ben 8spObz
pern."
Der burh bic MalbbrGnoe gu Cor
bett unb 1mgebung sniitanosne Ser
luit niro auF $20D. 900 affdbt. 9ier
8epo6ner Dor gor6st, rerpsn psrmibt
uno man firftei, baB lie umestpmmen
fino. Suml. Gtores puro: bsute als
2eihs on Der Ssits zines Walopsaes
osfunpen. @r mar bei'm 0efGmpfen
Der 5lamnsn umgsfommsn. gu 9pr+
bett nurbsn i'm 9anssn 5ebn 9duIer
eineeGidsrt.
= Dad Der isbt poQenoetsn 8oits@
3ablun9 i'm Youfon 8eb:ste bat bic
i2s $500 @in!ppbnsr, ourunter 49,
600 erIpa1ieus mdnnlife Ginlpobner,
1000 ertpa4isne Dei6life @inpObnsr
uno 500 &inosr. llntsr Der Sc Iummt@
5a9l bsfnoen 1i9 5000 4msritdner.
$500 engliiAs llntertbansn uno $50
Snbiansr.
O:s usbsrreite beg psriiprbsnsn
@r=ariegslsfretdrs Wm. s. @nbicott
tpuroen eeitsrn bsbufs 8eeroiguns pon
Solton nah Salem, Wah., gsbra6t.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-13


freales sLl
on he
1870 ''
buildings perish
Value of buildings moraged Ensured colat-
ID. ... .
,,a, ,.,a of said ,norteaeea =. $500.
The Worthington advance., 1900-12-07
Oyster Hungry.
Almost Caught in the Act of
Theft.

Tuesday night Geo. Royalty, and
other parties appropriated q pail Of
oysters from e. J. Helmick's restau.
rant. ..,..
One OF: the parties was seen during
the evening with pail under his arm
in the vicinity Of Helmick's, while
other members Of the trio were in
side engaged in the inside in con-
versation with Mr.. Helmick. A little
later. the pail Of oysters that were out
sde Of the restaurant we're reported
missing and Officer Bryan at once
had his suspicion and repaired to the
room of the first named over the
bowling Alley: George denied know.
ing anything about them until Mr..
Bryan threatened to break open q
trunk, finally Royalty opened the
trunk and there were the oysters.
They were returned to the owner and
Mr.. Bryan deemed il wisest 70 gel
rid of such fellows with as, little ex,
pense as possible and they were order,
led out Of town. 49,. ss... !.
The Worthington advance., 1900-12-07

MIR. Korsluud, of Livermore, one ol
the projectors of the State Bank OF
Worthington, was present at an
o6icial meeting held here the first OF
the week. The condition and bust.
ness of the Bank were found in most
satisfactory state.
From now until Xmas, street, trim.
med and pattern hats half price al
Maxwells Millinery store.
!. Tuesday evening tho Pioneers
elected the following officers for the
ensuing year: II: V. Millar, Pres, j
D. Mat'esop, V. P, E. c. Wilson,
Sec, F. Dean, Treas. Frank Dow,
Guard; Emil Crate, Sent, W. D.
Boldly, manager years, years.