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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-12-17
Fine Job Printing, Star Office
FOR SALE +!
THE RESIDENCE OF
CHARLES w. BOOTH ESQ.
ON
PACIFIC HEIGHTS

This beautiful home has an elevation
of $50 feet above sea level, and includes
one and one half acres of land on one
of the most prominent points of THE
Pacific Heights" and commands an I'M
interrupted view of Diamond Head. The
City of Honolulu, with the Harbor ana
entire water 'front.' Eva, Oahu and Ho-
nolulu Plantations, the lovely Nuuanu
Valley to the Pail Tantalus mountain
and the Manoa Valley.
There is a fine two-story house, al
most new with wide verandas in front
and rear and is fitted with all the mo-
dern cOnveniences of a well kept up to
date home.
The arrangement of the house con-
sists of a parlor, dining and breakfast
rooms, bedrooms with ample closets,
kitchen and large pantry, bath with hot
and cold water on first floor and large
conveniently arranged bedrooms on the
second floor.
There is also a large attic in which
could be arranged several more rooms IL
desired.
There is no place in Honolulu that
can approach this lovely spot in scenic
effect, and it always commands the
cool winds, and as a health resort, it's
superior advantages are at once ap-
parent.
Price very reasonable. Easy terms.
Apply to
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-12-17
MRS WILCOX ILL

Mrs. Wilcox, wife of the district
judge, is i'll at her home. She is thought
to be suffering with typhoid fever.
The evening world., 1900-02-28
THE DAYS \
y LOVE STORY.
A. GIRLS WHIM.

N, LITTLE town. accustomed 10 is own MODE %
II life and Its owr people. would naturally b
surprised thae any stranger should come ansas
them to live.
30 when Miss Mary Brown and her aunt tsok
quiet little cottage Of the auieest streets the
sood people wondered who they and why thsy
had come there. Miss Brown did dressmaking and
soon became popular She obtained the patronage sf
the weaithier PEOPLE OF the town. and among them
were the daughters Of Judge Vernon.
One evening as Mary sat sewing with her aua1
some one knocked at her door. on opening Il Q tsN
young man said: Il have for my sisters dfesA"
Mr.. Jack Vernon was u little surprised q the
beauty and evident refinement q the little drsss.
maker and inquired Of his sisters concerning her But
they we're not interested In her. and merely said: she
is only Miss Brown, the dressmaker: no knows
anything abou, her." and dropped the subject.
Not 80 with Jack. Hc obtained an Introduction b
The evening world., 1900-02-28

M LsuAs C4asl,9 AS1ltSA vAess psstry end
oshss vss1ns have MADE her Justly eAnous. has been
saikia0 - eAssesss on the gfri auSsiou- She says
1T vsuh b impossible. In the light Of experience.
- assGa hsh value TO msusai training for young
isAisA Ths more gin knevs. the moro varied Are
her rsDsuscss and opportunitsa knowledge 70 power
II u the oAvliai OF . psrson whe lacks money. and II
cAn nsvss b. lost. For tastAncs college sih who has
bent toward an, music ussrsaurs any particular
psufssAon and ssord the trainnO. should special.
~ - should young woman intending 10 Ss eoVy.
~ ~ 10 maks As Swa iivtnG. she mould not
usAse ~ srosnkAasA, rseuss 70 stvA 70 any kind
e hsnsss vort the trainlns Of ckoroush study and
avprseuosship
'srhHv are no hard and fAss ruiss for success bu,
psrsssssancs 10 the pathway 20 a. you have any
specia, hGnt. follow by ali meAas; but. abovs all
osAse th,a0. 90 not vas;s sins oppcssanssss
AlASs the most Of your youth, and WINE roo havs
hsain end srvngsh. 10 sonnethine."
The evening world., 1900-02-28
GEORGES PA
TALKSOF "ONNER. T"

aaw ~, when We 90, to eating Breck
fust yistady. why are they Trying to pu'
Sumbuddy out OF the Senate and making 50
mach russ about Il iaiteiyr'
'Its . nswfe sad case" paw sed what show are
they going TO be prtty soon for man that wants
TO Get snnsr and pays ali they for t. II they 90
TO taking II Away from him afterwArdsf You Bee Q
nan sass out In life 0sttins to bs miliyunsrs and
He keeps bssy doing Il that he HasIsnt emmy time
to waste lsrnins :autoh about grammar or making
speachss. but the First thing you no he Wakes UP
Some morning and Says 10 His wife:
Now I'm nifty ysas ola and Have aitey miilyun dol.
lars. but What's the 0oodr I Amt ever Been onnsrd
by my fso Ntaxuns. n they would Elect me 10 the
ssnu,. whom dis congress Would q Jurn over sundy
TO sho ts Respect That's sumthlng worth living for
30 CESS ri 20 the capItle this morning and
Zee u oAa't hire the sgislachsr TO onnss me.
spare the mummy as Well ~ not. and mcbby sum OF
the Poor fellows mite need I, emmy way. What want
most In life 10 onnsr. Without onnsr I never can
20 to ~ grave happy Mummy ID good to Have
around. but you can have It and onnsr. too you so
In Better sosiety. When the Iegtslacher elects man
to the senut Il shows hs 10 The states favert Son
Il shows He II . man the people luv to onner. and
svsrybuddy Puts their trust In Him. So gess III
Over and by up the Crowd that wants to Vote for
other pssps and get to b onnsnsd It's nobul thing
to feel Down In Your hart that the people put their
well fair and chance 10 Oct on the inside when the
shugger market u Going TO 70 up In your hands and
the Crown Of onnsr your brow. and Being have
ali this Gioryw
Yes" nav snsssd. but they can't prove emmy
mummy was paid to Get voice.
u no H." paw Told her. "A ssnatur 10 too Nobui
70 Do Suteh . thins. What would ennsr smeunt to
II you haA to 90 and By II like you would sassidss at
q meat xarketf MOI the men that Was Doing the
voting spurnsd the offer. ana Of them "a thsy
new How they could Lose . few Hundred thoussnd
around WHARF the people that wouldn't take Brbes
could nnd H. % pritty soon thsy began 70 thlnk he
was the states faverit son. and hs Got oansrsd.'
WELL" NAV sed. II don't see mu.ch difference BE-
tween esttlns That wsy and paying for Il rite
Out by the yard or pound o. which Ever way II
comes"
II don't sposs you DO paw says That's the trub-
bic with wimman. They can't see these ans points
like the Hire to make laws with Loup hoies
In them. So thars why say wimmen won't Ever
stand emmy sno In polliticks I'll they IArn few les
sons from those that GOT onnesed without bsns cot
st H." 0EORGIE, In Chicago Times Herald.
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LAURA JEANLIBBEY.
e~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~.
What Shall Be Done
with the Bachelor /?


r.vnssL ,ss ~ .. r.- rusrAiss cssp.A, s'' Tor
Ii THAT should be dOne with tho bachelors
4 lAI That 10 the query which dozen notas-
~ sent In ono envelope-Ask me.
would answer. and In good faith: Make
yourssivss 70 charming. my dears. that the baehs
lor cannot resist the desire to win and wed you.
The bachelors life Is not one TO be enved. b,
any manner Of means. He sails along smooth,
enough when tho sails of his craft are fitted ou
With greenbacks and l; .s sunny weather. and
when youth and health and strength are his
He may be courted for his money by relatives
friends and acquaintance alike. The former ask
after his health most anxously. wondering the
while, how much longer he Is 70 last, and keep
than out of his fortune The nsphews and nieces
have long since been calculating what they will
10 With old unciss money when he die. But
dear me! II almost looks ss though he were de-
tsmined to last forever. for pure spite" they
mentally add.
The friends whom he counts on would drop OF
like dead leaves In Autumn II his wealth were to
take wings. and there would not be one among
them who would offer him a corner at their Are
sAsa His aoquaintanees would not think OF him
or rsgrst BIZ sbsenos from among them q day
aftsr he has boon taken to his last home
He may sicken or die In hotel or q garrett but
none about him care how long the struggle lasts;
his death or recovery are Of equal Indifference TO
them.
He never knows until that dread hour faces him
how much he misses by not having wife and chill
drsn about him-human beings to whom his lie Is
dsarsr By far than all the wealth tho world holds.
Heayen pity the bachelor who has led such
misspent life as to leave himself 4 prey to such
desolafion at tho last
II 10 on the sickbed that bachelor always real.
izes this There is no loving. patient wife to
smooth his fevsred pillow. hold his trembling hand
and whisper words Of hope and affection. and en-
courage him To make . valiant struggle for life
for her sake and for the sake OF the children who
love him % dearly.
Aye! And for their sake he rallies, and takss
new. dsspsrats hold on life. and pulls through
md Nves. TO be cherished anew by those who so
foadly love him. and whom he loves
The relatives of rsch bachelou have much to
answer for In encouraging them TO remain single
Thsy have everything to hops for II hs doss not
wed. and fortune to lose II he weds
What ars his comforts or discomforts To them
In oo0pAsison to thisf
rhsg laugh at and caFieaturs the noble women
wAoo hs may empress ths slightest regard sor.
take care To point out their dsfscts N they have
any, and carefully hide from him their virtues.
To szpress ny earnest visws with al canAor up-
% the subject repsst: Il 10 designing relatives
nine umcs out Of ten who deter we'll -to-do bsche.
iorS iron taking unto themselves wives
Tho wonder 70 me II. that these mixguidsd man
do not 80 II ere II 10 too Ate 10 remedy their
dssolate existsnosa
know what real hsppiness In this cold world rrally
fAsN Sssa kns~ ssAs ~ ne Bvssias wvN ,, p.r,.
asa u ~ 1Nsniy 0lay R>ess
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WHIT a BOY CAN DO.

.IVERE ere some OF the things boy can DO:
N He can whiseis 20 loud the air turns blue
Mako al the sounds OF beast and Of bird.
And q thousand noises no one ever heard;
He ean crew and cackls and also cluck,
Just like Q rooster. hen or duck;
He on bark like dog low like q COW.
AM eat itself oan't Aeas his meow
He can roar ana puff like 4 railway train.
whistle down bfakss-thsn bs of again;
AM with the voosi powsss At HE command
He can make Of himssk full brass band.
And With ali the instruments ever played.
He 10 the Vhols slew end street parAdA
It's pretty sure ssn that boy IL III
II hSs VIDE awake and 10 perfectly still.
Hut earth would b minus half OF its Joys
And dreary old place were there no boys
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-
Miss Brown. and met her continually, A. the summer
passed hs grew to love her With al the fssvos ee his
nature.
One evening they sat IN her little pasies he teld
her OF his love for her. and learned 10 vas loved In
return A. they happily planned for the fstufs NAT
suddenly grsw crave.
What viii your family SAY At your masvy,ng Ssss
dressmakerf' she Asksd
Jack reluctantly confessed that his fAsAss Ia
other plans for him. and wished him to mArSy Misc
Marjorie North an hsrsss and daughter of one of his
old friends But" said he II Wish no seeisy wenAn
for my wife. 1nsy are spoiled b. tAs Aastssy tAsy
receive, end are mere buttsrfsa en- saes Aas5esss
North 10 cold and thinks only Of making beu1iost
marriage I an satisfied with ny little lssssnakss
sweetheast"
Misc Browns syss shons mAsaAisveusiy - ~ teio
him she must 80 to the city TO prepare for AW -.
riage. and gave him address q whoA u sau =
her IN . week
week iatse the mansion bsaong1n6 b 1ASego
North 10 ahiass With light. casFiagss hurry - end
FRO and handsomsiy dressed women Alisht fFso tAsa
and eseend The broad sairs
Marjorie locks anxiously threuSA the hAs1Dems
rooms. till q lest shs stands before Jack vesnsa-
Mary" he sxoiaims.
Not Masy-but AaE5ssts Nesth" shs ansvuS -
they - tovasA the conservatory.
"And don't bsiisvs your father win sb5sse b tAs
drsssmsker. viii hsf" sbs adds gay1y.
The evening world., 1900-02-28
GRAND JURY TO THE 'FRONT.'

~ He Third Avenue Railroad Co0pany's linsa
W form the longest artery In New Yrk's
OuV transit system.
There 10 no question that ths %
Ia tronags is suanclsnt 70 aasws tAs0 q
splsadid prosperity II good business u a.
1owe1 to prevail over bad politics.
Dut - The Evening World has shown. the
4Aisd Avenue property has been raidsd By poiiti-
81 haeknailera The company tssasusy has ben
6o1Oellsd. the stock has bssn fososd down. the
Management 10 threatened With chaos.
Thsss Ia here an imperative call fos the 0rand
I'M 70 conduct prompt and full inquiry. regard
les Of what may yet happen in the stock market
The evening world., 1900-02-28
Fish LIVING In Hot Water.

-HERE 10 . pond a. 0oeonds which 10 fed by
TIE waters from the hot sprnss This pond las
I an Area Of two % three acres. and the temper
sturs Of sAs water y about . degrees. ana tn ,om.
plAsss vhss ths hst water bubbles up from the bot
ten ~ tsnpsrasurs u s,spcst up to boiling point,
RsssstH . Aiseevssy hAs bssn made ihA, this warm
laks y htsfally alive With carp. scms Of which are
nsss thsn 80 fsst Ices Al slBssss 70 eaten than
v1sh hssa - ~ hn0 eAlls1. asl sAsy VII rot
oo1A - ~ t1n0nn0 ~ = ~ e thsa hsvs
- - - ~ = - GDoA suuon1n1saI
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~ 70 ~ ps~asy1 sssnitsrs for hsss ssr apst.s.
revival ee old 0Dsal sRssts q to thrss seasons
back rnAe - bssaso ~. Bius. mauvs black -
grssa ruees esV - M. bst y much hghisr aad
softer tnts has In prsvcus ysAss Ths asranssmsat
q thsss hcrai dseoraficns particularly a the cass
q reoeA tAhss the scen q IssUs UAssas1. basch
e n = sven rueD y saba aad pensoe - IT, Sseot
49, n1oD0uD1-uo0 oDoaoD - 90. Uolh Uon
- - GUVuD - - = - ~ - - -
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II ray - oDesstual PlDss.
Df1sw Il n Druasa WON,

u Mrs. Pipsr ptsksl peck oe aAAsAsl1A
And hid them In Prot Hysops hais.
And II Prot HySlep ssys sAs nsvsr sesshoo -
But that 0DOboosd sDlsite put 'so tAeee;
n thsy bsgan 10 think him da6y et cotumetA
And hs lost his - bseauss hs had beA e1dsoo
Why, wouldn't Il b . prsety psek Of tsoub1S
That Nrs. Lssossa Yspsr Dtcksds
G. Dssesa. ~
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q ~ hsassuy b A~s Il an sssssaGivs annss-
OsaA 9AesO y sSeAln6 in1ssaaaAliy vysaG IN
0G4IoaVAG ~ OasA tha1 y hoafsseiag end
helDod 70 many SsspaA ! = ~ believe IN tAs ola
saGlne: N lsvo ~ tAsa: ~ ha kssD tAs0'
"p1oyh6 eafos ~ - Of gssat value unAsf pespsr
SsaAtioos and harmful under improper enes. hks
seeang. veshng Of engaging n any activity. II piay-
~ sae6 b rsht st any time Il 10 certainly AgAs
ua11 Sso10saD sugSstsd ~ a sntsfealnmsue G1vsa
~ ~ h1oo - shs dhureh
\ vvsl1 ~ regard - part q ny duty - G4tsiss
~ seslal Annees of people whom know 70 - vurs-
hssFte6 ~ ahaSoDlsttsd PsSsaai1y. ~ cards
With ~ can1FO ed fslsnle vhso have the leisure.
~ havs ts1al ths eussna In ny evn home 70 b
JseeuSt1vU e nseA3a6 bst - ~ rssutsL Bot n
6sss Deso 0yiAs thae q set think others should
~ Gnsos bsnas q, ~ nsss tlan thss sAsy
suOAt - rSesah bscaase eome - sase dcss
Il besvs the chuvA ought TO b ~ centre a the -
~ ME- sf ~ nsabs. should We 10 - eashersnss
sf yssng pssps In church Who would feel free 10
sasss thsosslvss pssciseiy o. shsy would q their
~ Aonsa Dssein0 nAy b . means OF grace -
the ~ lvsss ~ anA The church ought ADOPT and
- svssy bsoas nsehed Aor the Interesting and up
bu0a0 of Gvssy class of people In the community.
shold - Oal 70 strong society for the develop
snt g drsnstie tssnt aa1 the sststsinmest Of the
nsmbess sf Ne congrsgattoa."
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DsssR q n Dvun1 WUoi
Once uDea . VtueeP sneWteaA
81 Dese WAe Vas esn0A1AaA
IN ~ ieses9. Gal1e1 Q hA1 res0
TAas Just nsasuss1 ~ ~ ~.
Aaxieusiy tAs vi0n kssOlAG
Never for Ds0eoe doooenGs
For the lovely snow hSs weGUtaG
Emery. hs Dos inoioess
"wm IL sa0wfAkss ssea - 1al13aSr'
Emery b dess imolees.
Dche ansWesS "Nsvsroeesr
G. q YA0A
The evening world., 1900-02-28
RECENT ARRIVALS FROM PARIS

TIE group OF un'rtmmsd shapes shown In the naus-
els that undoubtedly viii have vide vogue Tns mosl
marked favor viii he shown the shapes that were
In the pretore days and the time Of the First
E,apire Taereforc. No. I. the EmpirA. ana Ne &
the so-cnllet Drectore. VIII b especial favcritsa
No. 10 called the Tranou. No. The cnaatiiy ane
No. the Bo<f.
Aav 81 au a shsss sAoDos 49, 'O1umo0 0nnD
nsst eeeseSs1vs - eyn1A oaeA uoh - ~ nooo
- - - - . - nee
The evening world., 1900-02-28

To Mise May Johnston. . 0sUthssn gin. bsoa0s ne
credit a Aavfng written tvv q he csvssse eesso1a,
novels on record Hsr asss beo2 'rsissaass e RspA"
Il placed By many ase10 aAsal q '1iehssd CArvsl"
"a "Jsalcs Msrs11tA~ Ass ssesal nsva. ~ Have
Abs Jonnstou es0S e - ~ ceisaiA Amily end 10
re,s;sl - a. J. = SsonseA q ~ Csa1s1ssaAs
srmy. - nvo q pssWl \ Ala1anA
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vss csa1oSers - PssAsv ovss.

70 sAo Edsse q fns EvsslAo wGri;
The price cf 8 country house y AiA - - ~
down 500 IN oash. balance 0ae0 q ~ osa1 1s0
may ysass and months vir u taks - y ~ -
~ ysineipai q the Qem. payahes sosoeoH g -
isesu1nas principal end INTEREST," n svnR vm -
me ~ deed subject TO . natssss ef nm q .
pss cent. win res1srs figure this ewts - q 4
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Ssaiss asA EsessssssnssN.

70 tie Exit< 81 Tbs rverias wsss.
A young Inan complains at having 70 support -
AGED fathe end bic sister his ~ saiary "l3eose
thy father snA thy neither" &C.. h to ~ IT, ~
|snoesonivs conman1meni. ana 10 taks sass e -!
e1sants slssss is one Of the nob,est duties puss
|eoa p0tsA oe9swAsss shssO h . s1lvse nn1nG -.
|heU unnA mego - ~ - nDahss - GaoVelo -.
|roon4 uoD r. - ~ ennosO = osvnO -
3: - -;
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Lsft-handsd parties are one Of the latest fads.
oossts ere requested 70 come with their right hand
sssurs,y bound ue Thsy must Register their names,
~ the piAne. make eli gestures and sas With the
assssancs q the lsfv hand.
The evening world., 1900-02-28

A thousand tiines you have laughed q, the plosurs
tokss Of zim." thoos ihimitably ninny skssshss %
cartoons oe the funny lsishmaa African. COWBOY or
soolose specimen. fdis sseAst has bssn laying the
fruit se HE busy crsyee bssrs yos sss nfsssa yasA
Dsd you ever think q hb DseSoaAiltyi n oAmssa
en- the snsravsr show 200 absvs 3lss hsv ~ ssns-
timo ioohs Al wort NJ paceurs y printed ~ pss-
nAsacn of ths Judge PubAshans Osa0aa9.
nnSsos Zimmerman y ths artists Tan unmA n
oossnt sound funny. Ting homo y In HssUsAseAs
and bic nrr pictures were made In frost!ng On the
cakss Of Paterson baksr for whom hs worked Later
hs paintsa sSns. There are Mrs 'zim' and little
"Zims" Of whom the artist 70 sxcesdins fond
The evening world., 1900-02-28
FLAG FOLLOWS DIAMONDS.

v0Y HILE Cronje Of the srsat heart IVES con.
vA} fronting inevitable surrsnder aftsr q
gloesous defense on the Moddse Rvsr
- Rhodes Of the great Ueed was giostins.
Wa ~ reporting the so. 900 dividend OF
- Diamond monopoly At Kimberley.
n this single paragraph We mako ooincAnt
record of the hero Of the South African W.. ths
bonsoclaU Of thst war and the moving causs al
~ aSussls.
Il - waad9 thst. out of lie fnll stomach end fun
- ~ British Colossus" paid tribute b he
- e tAs oussn - the greatest Commercial ~
- y ths world"
The evening world., 1900-02-28
LET MARRIAGE STILL BE FREE.

HSY o basis 10 afforded by the experience Of any
MN State for the assumptloa that . welding
.N license law ssrso either TO dscresrs the
IN number Of ill-judscd marriages o. To lss-
10 sen the evil OF divorce.
o. the other hand. strict marriage license Law
has many tmes revealed itself - an oostscls to
H. spnsunmation Of unions euundsd On The tsusst
levS and best of Judgment.
Why add to the LOT Of foolish lsWs eanlAss
measure which promises rather 70 introduce nov
tyouhles than to relieve old ones!
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wAat o.. ~ u.osvvsas eass ~

What Caa ~ U00oV0taS ~ ~
~ - 0sR q Tfs Hvsaag wWs1;
I am q vssy unpopular giA - ~ - e.lSUU -
concerned. I have tried soiiyins then. NJ 6DGut
seem TO take. 70 any one would help n 0ssaS -
BY giving me . litsss advice on this maets
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4 Crse1 ssepoSshes.

u sAs Ed,Ss os TAs Evssias WORE:
rhrss years age my mother died ana : vss ~
alone IN the world. In = sheet time my fathsP ~
married. and vas treated vssy c-u.i!y BY sssD.
mother I had to leave school and look feg Vss6L
After found work len my fathers house an i've
~tth strangers and an very happy WIN resdsn ~
mo n ! acted wiselyf AK
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1'cTTcn0 TO THE


~ ~ nsna q Ifs Evssins wseA:
correspondent asks what was the osuss of ~
mysterious ushr In the southern part Of Tie sky
the evening OF the ltth day Of Fsbraasyf 1As M.
tslous "nery uUsS was due b . hg ars vAiaA -.
stroysd the large dancing pavilion At ulmss Part.
South BensonAuyst. ~. =
Fort Hamilton. n. 7.
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l1e 9ssss presumably insssls 10 vaay low.
- - - ~ Due,sa
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WHEN MAY DOCTORS GIVE UP1

VVbbkSsV W6b OSSS SNS Wv L VI
nOBABLY Il u trus thas sAs CHRISTIAN
d Scientists who failed 10 ave Assis Once
Clarke. of Jersey City. after The regular
phyyicians had given The patisas up. oan-
III not properly bs held rsspoasAbls Sur sAs
ehiAs AsafA.
Du vAaa u TO b sala q - 6usors vAo
oacDsl aGlAs asA ~ dissass % ~ u,isAsnuyAsd
v9Ss
d - ~ thAG - tais sufferer suvtvsl Avs
. ~ a119 ~ 6osaow ssassd 70 aaAnA ~ WI
uu>1 = nAay minds tAA1 sn0s puosihni1o
- Doma1ns1 b ~ nss - ns1,sal oulann ga
- ~. is@ui1 y ssssssssA = . - psl,t
g u1beh sspusaeis phyAc1ans may tusAAabiy
011ue snn hvins psesat
r 0W1l0 bswa isss 1esssy. o. ~ osuSs vu
- vnk iase seaG Ths rsdeuSsas's ou,ss vin Ia
- neeog nssaacs.. remember ths fable u the swan
4 - ~ = hsvo hopsa
AmmnNnas aaaAsrs tessa't ssaAas Ab rsgasd f,s
! SunoD 0san,isao - - AAsssusa. HI III v SUD-
80 DssIssDs = - hsa'rhfI - ~ Ass sasAs
q
0onao on nay shass ~ trass esansass bss
- U1sh G.rnsnts ssessA 70 hssU ne oesposais
49, warn
.L-nA mnn1nA 1suass 0asasa y Q rsasue. to New
~ WsuIl - Q nsnstreus sosA hssck 70 Uncle
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AVID now MANY RsvlEes

| Ths Bible Society Of England eAvs n0p scplss a
the New Testament and the Psalter to South African
The evening world., 1900-02-28

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4 ~ vsull - nsnssreus soiA bssck 10 Uncle
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! 49, warn.
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The evening world., 1900-02-28

81 nAw." 0aw ast when We Dot 10 eating Brcck
fust yistady. why are they Trying to put
Sumbuddy out OF the Senate and making 50
nlsa abu.,Ii 4
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-12-10
WINDOW BREAKER
APPEARS ONCE MORE
This Time Seamans Bros. Grocery
Store on Penn Avenue Was En-
tered-Five Dollars Secured.

Once again has the window breaking
burglar got in his work, and every one
of the city patrolmen grips his club
tighter and squares his shoulders as he
anticipates the day when the man of
mystery will be caught red-handed and
the day of reckoning arrives. The
latest place burglarzed is the grocery
store of Seamans Brothers, at 317 Penn
avenue. Early yesterday morning a
glass panel in the door was smashed
an adroit hand slipped through the
opening. and entry effected.
The cash drawer was rifled of about
IS in change, but besides this the burg
lar got nothing. Fred Seamans, one OF
the members of the firm, discovered the
broken panel and the empty drawer
about . o'clock yesterday morning, and
Patrolmen Day and Potter examined
the premises
This is continuation of the series of
window breaking cases. The last place
entered was S. l.. Foulke's drug store
at Adams avenue and Linden street
where $50 was secured. Florist Davis
and Newsdealer Reisman are other per-
sons whose establishments have been
visited.
In every instance it has been early on
Sunday morning that the glass panels
have been broken and entry made into
the stores. The modus operandi has
been the same in every case.