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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-02
SEQ Loaves Of
Brain Bread, Free.

, w A-OdfSo VI
Brain Bread, Free.
One loaf OF Brain Bread will be
given away at our store with each
purchase OF two packages Of Rails
ton Purina Foods. All this week.
Call at our store and test the
quality Of these goods. Demon.
stration all week.
Our Specials This Week.
Pure Grape jelly. pure I0r
Grape Juice and Sugar.. wv Glass:
1arp. Sour Pickles. &c d0z.
Sunnyside, CalifornlaAp-
ricots, delicious fruit. rich hr ron
heavy syrup................ w Will
v.ss ss''sp sppsisns s1as's'' Herring &c. can
eo!sss..:: h%s''' h.s Dyes assorted 4c. pkg.
Acre Hams are the tender
est, jucisst and most delic- -, H.
ious ever sold. ~ IUs
Biscuit Bunny, q dear lit
tie sugar cookie rabbit long
ears, stumpy tail; it's rab- IT, IL
bit, nll but the hop. IlC lD
Small bird Eggs, either 4, H.
cream or jelly Pure and CC I'D
s'Gs' all SORT. Of '''o'' 's:.'2lb. 25c.
Small size or Penny Eggs.
put up In dozen cartoons, the IN, I
best goods ............... lVk UUZ.
Three cant Eggs, chocolate IN, H.
GOA cd, or plain cream. :. OUC. uUZ.
Five cent Eggs, chocoluJe uo "' =
coated, or plain cream, as Ie, H.
sorted oOlors, ,4c.......... fCCs UUIs
The eggs we sell come from real 60 as
you please farm chickens VIII oh lay them
Just where they pleese. Freshp " ell The
hens have ben of Lhvm s0 suort u time
that they 9 RlmOsI warm.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-09-29
w

A bong r~id~no- Ia India hNs rendered.
NJ ro~n--nd particularly quai,h'd 20
d,~ru-~ the relative suoC~~s - CHRISTIAN
AMI N"hSmm'dan PROPAGANDA ~ the
Anglo-lnd ian .mTare Hs ~cuuclustun b.
thai M"hAfnms~iHn T~rls~lvttm succ~sSA.
h. lbdis l-~ su- u i~sv~~ Ne converts
A.iN'ic- still ~hil- Chu-iia. pro=-.vtism
fan. iu India l~rAus~ " strys~ o. make
81 ls convcrs miodl. elias EIgIshms4A
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-09-29

fired idea that Providence rranges society
tending greatly to e~xtinguish c~ovetous-
Dess and envy
In fine. tho continent which Europe
purposes to conquer In not . continent
occupied by savages, but one full Of great
and small nations. highly though imper-
fectly civilized. proficient In ell arts except
sculpture and painting. possss-ed OF great
cit,ea, great Laws. great literature- and
q great amount Of social happiness. perhaps
greater than exists In Europe. In view
of thi- truth. Mr.. Townsend doubts whether
the attemp, will succeed. and he holds
that certainly II will not ruccccd without
the infection OF a vast amount OF human
misery, for which government 10y Europe
may or may not be a compensation.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-09-29

has no doubt that, II tho British army do
parted. the Mohammsdans. after ono des-
perate struggle with the sikhs. would re-
main supreme In the Indian peninsula.
The fact IL recalled that whom In 1857 north
en india tried In one great heave To throw
on the European yoke. IL wa TO Dclh. and
tho cIste house Of nmour that Hindooe
a. well a. Mohammedans turned for guild
snco and a centre. The relative success
Of Moelem proselytsm is, We repeat, at
trbuted by our author To the circumstance
that It Leaves its converts Astatics. while
Christian pro~elytism tries to make its
con verts Englishmen.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-03-02

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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-03-02
Savannah Tragedy.
DR.. Aiken Killed Himself and
Wife in Their Bedroom Yss>
tsrdsy Morning.

Savannah, Ga. Feb 57.-Dr
VIM. r Aiken, s.ssnd ear special
lst, this morning, about six o'clrck,
Killed himself and wife with a re-
volver, in his bed room.
Dr. Aiken WAS a native of New
Bedford, Mass He came to Ss-
vaHnah about fourteen wears ago
from New York He leaves four
children. He has not been mental.
~ sound for some time. A few
weeks ago ho tried to take his life.
h"t wa. prevented by physician.
tie shot hImseIf and wife in the
head Both were dead when found.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-03-02
THIS WAY,
PLEASE! !

Just received carload Of Go ;.
lumbis and Jewel Buggiss. Top
and open, all the different kinds
of springs and coIors. These bug
gles are beyond doubt the incest
and best wearing that va have
handled. We have also a large
lot OF Buggy Harness, from Sc 90
to SIS OOper set Plow Wag-
on Brides, from the cheapest to
the best.
We still sell tho best Mules and
Horses for the least money of snv
other dealers in the up country
We have number of extrs
good Harness and Saddle horses
Our livery outfit is the best and
We can always furnish nice turn
out at very reasonable rates.
Come and SEQ us.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-03-02
1t Is Never Too Late.
Some Great Products of Brain and
Heart by Mon Between 10
aud 60 Years Old.

Research proves that the human
mind is at it's fullest power boz
tween the ages Of forty and si1ty.
Swift WAS 50 when his brain gave
birth to "GullIvor's TravsIs, aud
John Stuart Mill was b6 when his
essay on 'UtiIitariznism' was pub.
Ilshed, although his "Liberty"
was written three years previous.
ly.
Sir Walter Scott was A when
his "WsverIy' mude its appear,
snce, and nearly all those stories
which have conferred Ia.tiag fame
upon him rsrs composed after tho
age OF 46.
Milton 5 mind rose to its hioh-
est capacity when the blind poet
was between 81 and 50. II was
at this period Of his existence that
he offered to the world "Paradiss
Lost -
C"wper had turned the half con.
tury when he wrote The Task"
and John GIIpin, " and Defoe was
within tw" Years Of sixty when he
published hi, wonderful .Rohin.
son Crusoe
= Every reader and history critic
will admit that Of all ThomasIIunds
work. the two which stand pre-
eminent are ''Ihe Song of the
Shirt and The Bridge of Sighs.'
Yet these were written at the aoS
Of As.
Darwin. 'Origia of Species
was evolved by the philosopher
when he had reached his half CEN
tnry, and his 'Descon: Of Man
"heh Twelve years Older.
LOngfellow wrote 'uiawatha'
at 4S, and Oliver Wendell Holmes
gave us Songs in Many Keys
when he had passed his 55th birth
day.
George Eliot was near her 5Oth
year when she wrote 'Middls>
march, aud this was succeeded by
that powerful book, Daniel De.
ronda.'
Bacon's greatest work took 50
years to mature, and Grote's
History of Greece some few
years longer. LONDON Humani,
arian.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-03-02
\ Llf" LND iBH. sTIt
GIT

Mr. " y Hines of Manchester,
la writing of his almost miraccu
l"uS escape from death. sn,.
"ENpoSurc after mcaslc, induced
serious lung trouble, which ended
IN Consumption. had frequent
h"m"rrhngeS and couehed nigbt
and day. All my doctors SAID |
must soon die. Then / began To-
us" DIR. Kings New Discovery
FOR Consumption, which completes
~ cured me. | would not he
without it even if it cost $500 a
bottle. Hundreds have used it on
my recommendation and all saw #
never fails to cure Throat. Chest
and Lung troubles" " RcouIar
size soc and SlOO. TriaI bottles
free at Crawford Bros Drug store
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-03-02
Swept Out $4,000.
Tbs Way They HanIIe Mail in
Charleston Boy at Play Pick
ed up the Bundle of Letters
and Found a Fortune
special to Greanyills News


Charleston Fob % pIay,np
about a city dump near tho We,,
Point mills this mornlnp little
Carl Sanberg, the six year Old
grand son nf Charles CoIson
found package Of unopened
United States mail
Inc child, thinking the papers
worthless, tore open some Of the
letters but when he found none,
IN them took them to his grand
father. investigation showed tn,
letter" I" contain s., 600 in mon-,
and certified, endorsed cheeks.
The letters had been sent from.
Rock Hill I" banks, firm and ne ..
pie here. Ono af the check. WINS
for $40 II and another for ais
40, from the Comptroller General
% President ID Is johnson of Wi,
'hrop college The money WAS
to pay for scholarship, for SEQ g
or SO IF young Iadis. from all
over the state who are now at
that institution.
lhe postoftice authorifles say
,hs packages must have hsen
swept out Of the Federal huildiDg
with the waste paper. A thorough
investigation is being made.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-03-02
FiendiSh Tarheel Farmer.
Murdered His Baby After. Beating
H'a Wife into Insensibility-
Whiskey the Cause.
Rutherfordton. y. G. . Feb aY-

Rutherfordton, n. c Feb 2Y-
In Polk county = man hy the
name Of Black bury went to h,,
h"m" drunk late yesterday after
noon ani commenced a Quarrel
with his wife because she Ind NOT
enough money to supply his ~his
key appetite. He struck h.r.ev-
rni blows with bis hand and
<lcked her until she was uDcon>
ci ns When the habv began
'rylng he grshb-d it from the bed
md threw il at hIs wife, it's head
'rlNlng The corner OF the nanteI.
II died instantly The baby and
wife lay on the floor until mId>
"@h', when tho wife managed TO
ct L" nejghhur's to tel m.
news
If Blackhurry, who escaped,
l" caught he may no Iynched.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-03-02
10 Curtail Cotton Output.

Charlotte, \. c., Fob 2T Sac.
retsry George b Hiss of the South
"rn Cotton Spinners' association
has in ormsd the president OF the
organization that sixty FIVE cotton
mills in the south have sent IN
their approval of the curtailm.nt
OF years, as agreed upon at the
m'eting held in this city on Feb
10, and that these mills represent
$50, 600 splndIss, and hs il con-
hdsnt that within sixty DAYS 500 D..
900 spindIss will be o oo,srving the
shorter time scale planned by tn.
meeting.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-03-02
GLORIOUS NEWS

Comes from DR.. - b Cargile,
of Washita, |. +. He writes:
"Four bottles of Electric Bitters
has cured Mrs. Brewer of scrofula,
which had caused great suffering
for years Terrible sores would
break out on her head and face,
and the best doctors could give no
help; hut her cure is complete and
her health is excellent" This
shows what thousands have proved,
that Electric Bitters is the best
blood purifier known. Its the
best blood purifier known. It's
the supreme remedy for eczema,
letter, salt rheum, ulcers, boils
and running sores. 1t stimulates
liver, Kidneys and bowels, expels
poisons, helps digestion builds up
the strength. Only so cents.
Sold by Crawford Bros Druggist.
Guaranteed.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-03-02
Nineteen Year Old Mother in Jail
for Arsea.
Special to The State

opartsnburg, Fob 2s-Mrs
Matte Thompson of Enor.e 10
years of age and wife of w r
thompson, farmer of that neigh, ,
oorhood, was brought to this city
ana lodged jn Jail Yesterday on a
charge Si, of burning the barn Of Nr.
Elisha Watson, near Enores She
was placed 10 Jail with her five.
months old babe yesterday. She
stoutIy ssssrls her Innocence
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-03-02
Cheaper 'fileaSt Books.
Scahoard Air Liue Makes a N0te-
worthy nd Welcome Reduction
of Price

of Price.
The Seuboard Air Liue has re.
I ducsd it's l,Oe0-mile tickets in
Florida from $50 to $25: all
1000 mile tickets of the Sraboard
AR Lima railway issue are now
good over the entire system with
the exception of the family mileage
tickets sold in the State of North
Car0lina), which traverses Vir-
ginla, North Carolina, South Car,
olina, Georgia, Florida and Ala
bama, and reaches the capitals Of
all the above states
by agreement, one thousand
mic tickets Of Seahoard issue ure
good in addition to its own lines
over the Richmond, Fredericks
burg and Potomac railroad from
hlchih"hd 10 QuHnlIc0, and the
Pennsylvania railroad from Guam
tlco To Washington, the CoIum,
hla, Newberry and Luurens rail
road, and the Baltimore Steam
Packet c"mpany's Iiae from Nor
folk to Baltimore.
The Ssabcurd Air Line railway
is the short line from South Caro-.
lima To all points north, south and
west ana has service that Is
second To none in the south, and
lis trains are rnn on quick and
convenient schedules.
For information write Geo Med
Bate, i. p. A, Columbia, =. t.,
or X f. l. Bunch, Gen. Pass.
Agent, Portsmouth, Va.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-03-02
The Dying Sheriff Shot to Kill
His Assailunt

Live Oak, Fla Feb. Go
Yesterday, \. j. PIatt, a naval
storeS operator on The Suwanso
river, was shot at hi. conmissary
hy negro whose name i, un-
known. The murderer escaped to
the woods. Sheriff W. b. Mathis
e. Lafayette county organized a
posse and followed him. Lsst
night Sheriff Mathis came up
with his man. A demand TO sur
render was replied to with shots.
Sheriff Mathis fell mort.Ily
wounded. After being shot, the
sheriff drew y bead on tho negro
and fired. The sheriff . few hours
later died. Plstt is alive, but can :
not recover.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-03-02
- HE GANS0N CASH STORE
Banks Perry Kills William Marsh.
ut Gaffnsy, = &.



Saturday afternoon about 9
O'Clock while several men wsr.
PLAYING in - boo, and billiard roam
-
cA,: :,
"e'"'"'
''''' III " 4""r'e' WIN " IlI'"m
s"' "h''h Resulted Perry kill
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-03-02

Itch on human cured In 80 minute
by Woolford's Sanitary Lotion. This
never fails. Sold by + Mackey A.
Co, .,Druggist, Lancatsr, b G..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-23
WiBalIftrr sfpinprIberIud,.

Qepz gOrt. %. 6s5ruar.-Ois
PoItzSnTpettoren Sames unb Saco65,
3uiummen nit Den Oetsftips R2sop u.
4rmTtrpng, perbafteten i'm ,@obiQacz
6otel" einen getpiIsn 8eorae 6oparo,
alias Sobn 90. Nbdms, auf bic Wn=
flu9e, bic pof gu bstriigeri56en
3psden benuBt gu boben. 6oparO
fou an stren 9epjfsn Sobn SanODg
in 8louceiter, @nglanb, pDb[ tpiFen0,
DdB Der Mdnn ldn9ft i'm 8ra6e rust,
einen Brief 9eT4rieben ba6en, i'm Be-
nd4ri9ti9eno, baB er, 9oparb, in
8ritiI6zGolumbia rei4e, golo6altige
gr3funoe gsma6t, unb er nun Wjlz
lens Jet, nit Eeinem eugliI6en 6reunz
be, Der i6m friifsr 70 groBe 8eFGGigz
teiten errptIen, gu tbeilsn. Die 9a4s
fOmmen @anObR'. uuf pel6e Der
S6pinbel o%fFenbdr gtmin3t mar,
pitterten unrdtb unO lisBen bur6 ben
9eneraI4ppTtmeiFer in 2onopn Die
bieIigen 8ebDrben bsnadri9ii9en, bic
geTtern enblt9 auf 6ofpuro's Spur
tamen. Der 8er6aftete bttbeuert Ieine
unE6uio.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-23
6rnRfenrr In 9lt(nntn-

atlanta, Ga, p. 5sbruar. -
Sin gan5es 9duIergeDsrt 3tpii9en Der
RailrpaDs4 penue, Oecaturz uro Col
Inns : @truBe ging geitern oabier in
5ldmmm duf, unO Der @sIammtperz
luIt miro auf ctrta $450,O0O qez
I4dBt. Der 8erIuIt fGGt auf Die
8rocer s. S. &c S. 6. MaoOor, Die
ngranlin C Spauloing S6pe So"
Die nOraper &c Goggins SHOE Co."
bic st.. q. pidett Paper Co." bic
Observation-Disclosures U9cOpnneu &c
&6rifoP6er unb bic Stablpadrenz
6Gnoler Oinfins &c OapioTpr. 0as
5euer sntfanD aus u%n6efannter 1rz
fade i'm MdOopr'I9en @e14dft. Nu9
einiae DO9n6duler purbsn aerItOrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-23
6uhinn's Shminne(eisu.

99iGubslp9iu, 9a,, %. 5e6r.
= Der Mtann, pelder unter Dem
9Dr9e6en, Der 6ie7ige renpmmirte 0rOz
guenA5dnoler MiQiom Nnnedr gu
fetn, eiHe grpBe Msngs tpert6poGer
8roguen bon DerT6ieoenen Oroquen=
9Gu7ern beg Qanbes ii9 gu perT6affsn
puBte unO am 5. 6ebruar bier Der
6aftet puroe, lit ieBt aIs g. 9. 6uOz
ion aug Mount @ernon, I.zg., i0enz
tifi3irt tporben. DerIeI6e mar cine
3eitlaug BET Mc8sfon u. Rpbbius in
Nepzgort beI4dftigt unD bate bunn
unter Dem Numen Sef1up u. So. Elm
@eI6dftB6ursau in Dem Oopninaz
9ebGuoe, um bann in Mount 8ernon
untsr Gem Nomsn yN}ount 8srnon
G6smital g." Elm G6nli6ss Sc
T9dftBbureuu gu 9%riiu0en. Dim %.
9obember Dor. IS, erlieB Ri6ter
Smith i'm Sbergeri9t cine QuFl0z
~fungsorOre ge9en bieTe Corporation,
t%porauf 6uoIon aus Mount @srnon
perI4pano.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-23
Gdwadle, ntrn0Ie 8erIDntlr,

psptaatoon 5ofnunssIOistsi unS ibIthtsn Erdus
men, eria6pisnDen NushIhsn. BruT., Ritdeus uuo
unb 9sf9ts. Ratartb. aHsi6Ie err6thtn. ;Sit'
tern, 6erJtIOpfen, 4enefIi&tsit, xsibFuu, u. Z. ~,
erfabrsu aus benz yDtenldIenfreune~. 3uosrIdifser
unS bidis @efdledbtsfranfbsitsn uno epIaen Der
SuseuefinSsn 9riiubIia esbeilt uRo Onne @eiuneS
bsit uno 6robhun luieoerrrIanet usreeu t6unsr.
- 9an3 neues 6eiloerfahren. Seoer ftin eigener
arjt. 9ieies auBerUroentlim intereiiante unp lebrs
reihs Bud ipiro mad Gmpfan9 BON IS &entS
8riefmarten p~eriiesElt DerianDt pom Der
PRIyAT KLINlk. IS1 9Th Aye.s New York. NY.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-23
ytr. 81.
Wr6t 9bn6mnr0r.

cafe Ga, p. 6e6r-
- DIR Teoer 96omas @itai, pet6er
sines unTttli6sn NnQriffs auf Gin 13>
id6riqss ntiBeB MGO6en angstla9t
mar, nuToe F:uts bur6 einen WtO6
aus feiner 0o6nung no6e Senior 9e=
foIt uno auFgs5dngt. Sanuel Ntdoz
0or, fbelter 8i.al gu pe~rtbesoi9en
5u6te, puroe srT6oFsn. 9;tdl mar
T6on friiGer ron Gem Batter oes WtGoz
6en8 bur6 sinea SduB ms 8ein
psrnunoet mornen unb i~eiItste 8samz
ten, tpelf1e tin osrbafien MOLTEN, 8iz
oerfanb, ais O2r dob auf Der Bib
Tldhe arihien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-23

Sobn 6orfsr, alias Gmoruet
:. 8olo6erg, alias Saith, alias
Smith, tpel6er friiber in Iepz9ort
ois 2(ooofat uro 66auipieler tbGtig
getpsItn Esin 7oG, felt ejniger 3ett isz
oo6 in Bottom sinen SupeljstIoosa
6etrieb, 1T bort ptgen 6GG6ung, @r=
langung Don @aareu uuter falI4en
8orpdnben unb anosren S6piaoea
[eien perhuftRt pprben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-23
GelO aussHieibeW.
Orb untfr 1hrtn riarnrnDfninannaen

- Die GiSciitp @unraatceeGomp
-9immsr Rr. 3l5, Gquitable=9uilbiug, lsibt-
-Iol5tu 2tutcn, bie Qe5ru Gohujablung eius-
-pauerrbc SttluuQ cinutbmeu, 8clD II E
-S iderbttt Nbiolute 9tribipitgeu=-
-btit. 9eibts 8id5nbluH0s : 5eoinsunatn.-
gIieerisfe Bateu. 4tbtraicr SlScpHtc.
(Septl2, Sic, 6D(tcl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-23
Sarlcbcu amf MDbcln.

Narlchcn anf WtDbcln.
Reu,r, let6ttr, LANCER Bud ablunosplan, uis
folder BON iouft Niendnotm O~iferirt piro. auf
b. 3tit zines Sobres, lpenn Sic es ipiini9en.
Refine fali6tn 9sriprctun0cr in Den 8eitungcn.
Tibrcn, pod p,recn Sbntr aHt @ortbeile eebutcn,
ptld, anotre %offtrirtn. glaA1uirnQcn i'm gfrtuI
Der .9utumoc Qoan @uotuntte Gomparp," 9immsr
CIR. 3, r9ant BON 9altimort=19ebduos Ode 8altis
utpre= uno st.. 9aulzStrubt. (top. Il, D.&S.lS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-23

: Sc ~perluutet, baB bag brttiI8e
Parliament erIu6i rperbsn IoG, Dem
2oro 9D6ert8 Fir 5e;ne in Sioafr;t1
oetiibten 5elDentbaten cine Dotutipn
BON 100000 gu perpiQigap
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-23
@rhrnndlrn sie @elh?

8esen 9nleiben auf MGpbeln, pidnpS, 9feree
Il. T. ~. Su ben niebrigien doten nHo Gut Die iau9tts
4eit ptEoe man fib on bas Bureau con
Spbn ". Btlfpn,
3tumer 2OI E%TtIantlc 8ruft Sntlstns.
(San7,l0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-23
The Chattel Loan Association
BON Sdlttmpr,

DON Baltimore.
@,orunbtt. un @tl0borQtr Dor SeiebIuua uus
mdkj9tr Qrt,trt, fir Sarlcbtn gu i@usen.
S,io ptrlit5n auF DlOb,ln uno 9lonOs ihr Jipet,
pitr, i,ts, adt. ltbn uuo 3D6lf Wonut; iu o:R BON
pr ltsttn BticBQtbuH1 ftitgtIeBt'n NattH.
@tam weber Ginltlnbtittn lpr'9t man IN unlt'
rem 8lreau Dor.
EramE G. 6nmbIetUu, B%rdftbent.
SanicI 8. Sopper, S~daBmetfter.
N. u. 6fnIep, YtonGger.
3imm,ru % unS q, 3r. IL, st. 9aulsStraBe.
t~Ottl3,1&,S&Sl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-23
2alttmorer Staot- ASre66u6
fit 1901.

Dds Obige W.rf pirb I'm 2. San.
1901 CUR prsFs seben. lin cine tor
rette 8erOffentlidung Der ROti5en 5H
ermDgliden, tperben al. p.rionen, bic
TIRE Mobnuns perdnbert ober cine
Menberuna Der Mitglisoer ibrer Sir
ma felt benz Is. Sept.mber b. 8. por%
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-12-24
A Christmas
Dinner

Is always looked forward u
by everybody as a bapry
event. The food is as much
as the service.
To insure perfection ia Es-
BILE fiXings, come to as See.
your Groceries. Everything
we keep is fresh. We EzEzE
your trade and of course S1E
goods must be right, other-1
wise you will not be ss4iE-
fed.
We have imported EHzzsy
rich and dainty table sun
dries, and have a fresh Stock
of stuffed prunes, ratslEzas
nuts of all kinds, etc.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-12-24
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
:. :. 8. :. 3. :. :: 90: /. 3. 50 50 6. 5. 5: :: 3.

MOANA-Mrs. y. L Foye, Miss r.
Baldwin. G. Lacy Goodrich, San Fran
cisco: r Pacheco. City of Mexico: q.
T. Poole. Shanghai; c. II. Harrison.
Tientsin: Miss J. Christian, San Fran
cisco; Miss &. Compton. San Francis
co: 8 Hoffman, Jr. +. &. Brown. City;
r. Greig, Kauai; Lieut. \. c. Allen and
wife. A {. Harrison Jr., Philadelphia:
William Bemiss. san Francisco; II. :.
Godfrey, Philadelphia; Jules Clerfoyt
and wife, san Francisco; Mrs. Mary y.
Pope. Charles L. Pope. Pittsburgh: =.
II. Moore, Rochester, y. Y; Harry G.
Horton. L. l. Gillespie. New York
city: Mrs. VI. S. Bird, Percy Benson
ard wife. Frederick Gr.mwoOd. William
Berlowitz, City; w. :. Stitt. San Fran
cisco; DR.. Nelson, :. s Alameda; L.
l.. Marshall. ]. d. McInerny, +. Il.
Auerbach, City; r. Alexis Jeunet. L. 5.
A. Major w w. Day. L. 5. A; Capt.
+. F Wilcox. u. s. A. w. p. Banigen,
L. = a: I. <. Martin. L. 5. A; NJ. q.
Holiday, L s A: +. J. Ely. L. s. A;
r. Behrens and wife. Kent: William ].
Hoyt, Manchester, y. H.: Z. F. Esta-
brook. Boston; Mrs. {. II. Austin, sgd
ney: Mrs. L. p. .Bidgood. Los Angeles;
Leo. p Boyers and wife. Auckland;
Frank carp. Sydney; Henry Temple.
Melbourne: II. II. Vincent, London.
Special menu and music at the Mo-
ana Christmas dinner.
HALEIWA-H. a. Strong, Mrs. II.
a Strong Miss Grags, Rochester. \.
Y: II. G. Strong. Mrs. H. G. Strong,
New York City; Mrs. G. r. Carter and
maid. Miss Carter. Miss Phoebe Car
ter. G. r. Carter, Honolulu; II. l..
Achilles. Helen Achilles. Lawrence
Achilles. Paul $. Achilles. Waialua; F.
A. Pettus and wife. Miss Alice Taber,
+. w. Beardslee and wife, F. NJ. Hus-
ted. F W. Patton. ". II. Hogs, wife
and caiId: Mrs. r. Love. w. \. Love,
J. H. Love. Honolulu; Bessie Church
Eva Fl. Dennis. Portland. Ore: Mabel
l.. Jones. Lulu Cameron. Frederick v.
Berger. Stella Love. DR. \. c. Wall, DR.,
O. E. Wall. r. Ivers. y. Hooking, j. H.
van Gieson. J. r. Bergstrom. \. L.
Morris. Honolulu.