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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-11-27
THIS DAY
At Auction
On Wednesday, November 81

On Wednesday, November 81
COMMENCING AT - O'CLOCK NOON
I Will offer for sale at auction at
my salesrooms. corner Merchant and
Alakea streets, a large assortment of
FANCY JEWELLERS SAMPLES.
Consisting of Mantle Clocks. Silver
Trays, Puff Boxes, Cups and Saucers,
Fruit Dishes, Spoon Holders, Cake
Plates, Jewel Boxes. Butter Dishes,
Orange Cups, Match Boxes Sugar
Bowls, Alcohol Stoves. Ash Trays. Pin
Boxes, Pin Cushions, Glove Buttoners.
Ladies', F1asks, Calendars. Berry Bowls,
Pin Trays, Paper Cutters. Crumb
Trays. Cream and Sugars. Candlesticks.
Combs, Buttons, Hooks, Etc, Etc. All
useful Christmas presents.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-11-27
NEW PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY

ire had ;'I STAT to Mr.. Boyd. stal
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-09-06
FRANKLIN COUNTY, MASS.
New Css,sf for Franklin Court.

These additional entries we're maze
in the superior court AT Treehhel.'
Tuesday Clara B Chapln sues
Russell A Richards, both OF Ere aan
fipl1. 10 an action of tort, for s5ooo.
Tie plaintiff alleges carelessness ana
neglect on the part of defendant III
attracting teeth AMI caring for them
Fi1a n Duress sues Catherine Jones
Of Greenfield, n an action OF contract,
for $1,000. The plaintiff alleges tn nad
the defendant owes her bill OF sooo
for board and lodging and sloo 10, 10,
money. Charles II Coggswell OF OF
Ewing is plaintiff in an action OF
contract against Elizabeth Rlcn i .9l
s90o Suit is brought to recover soi
on account. W N Potter Il sons Oh
G g. are plaintiffs in an action
Of contract against George Atcnefson
NJ irving suit being brought toi
s5ono. Mahelle N Wayne of Greenhe!u
sues b N Farren of Montague CITY IN
an action for 10000. The plalntln
declaration alleges that while rioine
nv the Farrsn hospital and EXERCISING
due care her horse stepped into
ditch. throwing her out and ln1urihg
her. Carelessness is alleged on tn,
mart of Mr. Farren, who was !,en
Grading the grounds in front OF 'he
hospital.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-09-06
District Court Gases.

William O'Connell OF buch-
lerd pleaded guilty to drunseoness
and escaping from the S 80 N the
Falls lookup Sunday, Aug 20. 10 Tue Tue
district court at Greenfield iuesusy
morning. Judge Lyman sent hin 10
nnoaoe in agricultural pursuits at ,ae
etata farm in Bridgewater. Mr
O,Connelll and a compauloI "e.e
,,ostnd for undue hilarity and placed
IN the lookup for safe keeping over We
SUNDAY, Finding confinement lfh,
.ome. they tore down the chi mney auG
omeroed through the aperture operea u
Gu ~ remoyai of the chimney. Ire
Cher ~ fellow was caught, but -M hr
H'Connell enjoyed his liberty unti d ne
unnsppily fell into the hands OF I'm I'm
cor Pesbody at the Green6eln ssa.. ts
ias+ sunday. viii Morgan, Hortn-
saId Number, was arraignea Ior
n isia and battery on Arlon Miner,
Aug S. Mr. Morgan, while riu,nG i" in
nbeel turned on to the sl.enaih A. :
f-nut of Webster's store, strik.na :"
M,nsr a general mix-up ehsul.s'
Thara uas an interchange OF COURT
l;ns and finally Mr. Miner had war
s san, ,ssueu for Mr. Morgan's ares.
Mr Morgan, in telling his st1 hs.
San;eJ that he was riding last OF ' 10 .
I'D hidden far on the walk ~nen sao
hs m;a;ou occurred. Judge Lyman
c ;srosej a fine of 90, which was paul
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-09-06
East Bethel

Mr. and Mrs Fsyette Greene started
last week for carriage drive to
Hardwick, Undsrhill and other places
in the northern part of the state.
Mr. and Mrs A b Bowen were at
Rochester last week.
Bernice & Howard Monkey returned
to their home IN Lowell, Mass, last
week.
Mr. aad Mrs Warren y Sanborn
visited in Barre last week.
Miss Eva Pember is teaching in
the Spring District in Tunbridge.
Miss Hattie Greene is teaching IN
tie Moses Rowell Dist in Tunbridge.
CP Whitney spent Sunday at home
Mr. and Mrs Ethan Jones visited
Geo Farnham in Tunbridge the hrst
of the week.
Mrs Horace Clifford visited in Wind
sor last week returning Monday.
DR. Fisher was called to A Bowen't
Monday night to see their baby who
was quite sick, but is better now.
Mr. Smith of Wolcott visited hi:
nephew, Smith Morrill,, lately.
Albert Fowler of Boston, Mass
visited friends in this vicinity lately
coming and returning on his wheel.
The scholars will occupy Grange hal
whil- the schoolhouse is beng re
haired.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-09-06
ORANGE COUNTY.



Miss jeanette Marshall Of Roybury
arrived Wednesday at the hotel.
w II Chamberlain and wife and
Henry Fox and wife attended Bradford
fair on Wednesday Of last week.
Raleigh and Raymond Morrill, were
10 South Royalton on Tuesday.
There was a meeting of the l. Is Z
at the hall Thursday afternoon.
Mrs W IA Hatch and party spent the
day Thursday of last week IN Hanover.
Edward Herman left town last week
Thursday.
Mrs Villas Preston and Webster
returned Saturday from visit to rel
atives 10 New Hampshire.
Prof I G Avery left town last week
Friday to drive to Athol, Mass, Mrs
Avery and Raleigh Morrill, leaving for
the same place on Monday.
There was al entertainment by the
Dramatic club at the hall FRIDAY
evening two plays being presented :
viz, 1.-The Man Who Went to Eu.
rope." and THE Veneered Savage. y
The attendance was very good and
the result very satisfactory to all.
Geo Bates Hatch left town On Sat
urday.
Miss Elizabeth Salmon of Washing
ton, d e, left for New York on Satur-
| day.
There was a charade party at the
| hall Saturday evening.
Ctas Mowrey and Mrs w | Mowrey
left town on Saturday.
Miss NJ G Hatch is visiting friends
in Dorset, for 10 days.
William Reynolds and Miss Susie
Simmons returned Tuesday to Boston,
Mass.
Is T Marshall spent Monday IN
Hanover
DR. Gle of Hanover WAS in town
Sunday in consultation in the case Of
Mrs Edna Carpenter.
LA Clark and wife spent the week
at camp meeting at the JUNCTION.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-09-06
A GOOD THING.

German Syrup is the special prescrip,,
ton of Dr. A. Boschee, celebrated
German Physician, and is acknowle ICED
to be one OF the most fortunate discov-
cries in Medicine. 1t quickly cures
Coughs, Colds and all Lung troubles OF
the seyerest nature, removing, as 1t does,
the cause OF the affection and leaving
the parts in q strong and healthy condl
ton. 1t is not an experimental medl'
cine, but has stood the test OF years
giving satisfaction in every case, whlcn
its rapidly increasing sale every season
confirms. Two million bottles sold an
nually. Boschee's German Syrup was
introduced in the United States in 1865,
and is now sold in every town in the
civilized world. Three doses will relieve
any ordinary cough. Price % cents
Get Greene's Prize Almanac, For sale
at Greene's Drug Store.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-09-06

man and family has moved into TIT
hou.e NJ Albert Merrill.

man and family has moved into the
house OF Albert Merrill.
Fred Nelson has bought the house
built by John A Slack just above the
shoe factory, and it will still be occu
pied by Clarence Burke aid wife.
Mrs Freeman has returned TO town.
Rev and Mrs j ID Beeman returned
home from the Pan. American EXposl'
ton on Friday.
The graded school opens on Tuesday
and many students are coming from
out of town to take the advantages
here offered for higher education
Miss Martha Simmons from wal,
than, Mass, is visiting at Shepard
Curtis.
Mrs II G Blake is stopping with her
daughter, Mrs Frank Smith at South
STAFFORD.
The work at the shoe shop is more
brisk than usual at this time OF year.
Miss A Whitney expects to have
room with Miss Susan Lamb the
coming term of school.
Prof Hugh Greene and family
returned to their home IN New YORK
recently. 49,
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-09-06
L0CAL
CHESHIRE COUNTY. n. II.
HINSDALE.

Two ball games were played here
Labor day between the keene and
Hius1ale teams, one in the morning. in
which the Hinsdales were defeateu by
score OF to 4, and ore in the
afternoon in which the score was to
in favor of Hinsdale. The tug-of
war teams announced for both games
failed to materislize, but an impro.
vised team at the close OF the second
game caused some merriment
The loss of Halle, Frost 4 Co by
the fire Friday night has been est.
mated at $780, 900 covered by insui-
ance. The cause is still mystery.
Jas Mccormick, the bsll player,
will enter Holy Cross college this fall,
The body of Mrs Napoleon Sheefoe,
who died Friday was taken to Green.
wich for burial and the funeral was
held at the Congregational church in
Greenwich Monday.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-09-06
West Chesterfield.

Mrs Helen Ruruham and o K Farr
we're the delegates chosen to represent
the parish at the Cheshire County
association which met at Hinsdale
the 4th and 5tb. Mrs Elsira Davis for
the Ladies' Circle, o K Farr for the
Y P c Z.
Opening dance the 18th.
The Quintette orchestra played at
Edgewocd last wees.
Bertha Davis who has been with
Holden & Martin the past month as
stenogrspher, spent Sunday here, and
Tuesday went to Mellen i Proctor's g.
Fred Stewart and son Leon and
Walter Thomas have been LAYING the
brick for o r Fairs engine house. =
Larkin Farr attended the veterans
reunion at the Wiers last week. Car
Bnrnham and Miss Gertrude Newton
of Springfield visited at q + Burn
hams Sunday and Monday.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-09-06
Barna ard.

Hammond Atwood of Kar sas, broth
er Of p | Atwood, visited him the
mast week and started West friday,
His brother, p | Atwood, accompanied
him to Malone, n \.
Frank Atwood of Bellows Falls
visited friends in town recently.
Mr. Currier took a l. Cooper to the
train Thursday.
Edith Goodwin of Rutland is at y
g Perkins
Dsnpie Perkins and Minnie Clark
Who boarded at f NJ Chsse's returned
to Boston after tn .ir two weeks vaca
ton.
Pearl Chamberlin was in Montpelier
FRIDAY to get work on the electric cars
hut was not successful but went to
Gaysville Saturday.
Geo Parker of Royaiton was here
Saturday.
GE Wheeluck and Roy were IN
Rand olph on business Saturday.
The mite society which met at Mrs
| G Z Wheeler's was well attended.
Horace Larrabee is helping E 5
Putnam cut his corn for silo, put IN
ears aud all whole.
John Gambell has full blooded
Scotch collie pup. Bert Thaver called
Ion him about O'Clock last week
Wednesday night and put his hand
in through the open windos ana
moved back the curtain and SAID
something and he was arrested and
fined S25, but took an appeal TO
county court under 300 bonds given
Inv his uncle, l. P Miner. Bert Thaye'
has worked for Mr. Gambell for four
or five seasons.
Fred Spauldng got up nine and
Mt Finger pla,e them Saturday
Mt Hinger beat II to ..
Mrs Warner and Ida we're among
those from Bethel to the Grange
nicnic. Some wers disappointed 10
not being able to ride on the steamer
Mrs B Campbell OF Bridgewater ha;
been at Clayton's the past week.
Mrs B @ Hsthorn and children
visited her father Saturday and Sun
day.
.t.ene Emery and wife were in toWr
Sunday.
Bertha Hosmer of Lebanon came
Ito f Wheelock's Saturday.
Mrs Latham and family are visiting
her mother, Mrs VIM Pike.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-09-06
RoyaItOu.

The Misses Winlock returned to
their home in Charlestovn, Mass,
Friday.
Mr. Pope aud family who have spent
the summer at + \ Corbln reVurneu
saturday to New Haven, Conn.
ga Maxham and wife Of Bethel
we're at L Is Dow's over Sunday.
Miss Lyle Freeland who has been at
lanes Freeland's several weeks re
turned to her home in Bethel Satur-
day.
MIR and Mrs Adams ard baby OF
Charlestown, n II, were at Il j Rum
rill's over Sunday.
MrsGA Emery who has bsen at her
fathers, N @ Preston the past
month returned to her home IN
Somerville, Mass, Saturday.
Mrs Annette Quimby spent several
DAYS in Randolph last week.
Florence and Theron Culver spent
Friday in Randolph.
Seymour Culver has been on the
sick list for several days.
Miss May Joy visited at Fred
HAYNES in south Royalton SATURDAY
Arthur Rumrill and family and VIII
Haskell and family who have been az
Rumrill's for seversi weeks
returned to their homes in Revere,
Mass. Monday.
Miss Beatrice Kendall who bias spent
h ar vacation with her mother, MT
Dora Kendall, returned to her dutie;
az teacher 10 Somerville, Mass, Mon
day.
Marty from here spent the day a.
a pa iobo south Royaltou.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-09-06
RUTLAND COUNTY


An Improvement has been made by
grading 10 the road 10 front OF tue
Vose House and G. W Brigham sture.
Several teams were at work last
week drawing stones and dirt for use
in the cemetery.
The Pulp Co.'S workmen have cone
as far down as the south branch OF
Tweed river as the bridge at Byron
Parmener's, fortifynR and clearing
the river OF Whist would be Obstruc'
tions to the log drive NEXT spring.
Miss Elizabeth Belding came home
from Barre for a fsw days last week
and returned Friday.
Miss Sarah Chedpl returned Satur.
dsv from Enfield, n u, ard went to
Franklin, N II, Wednesday to attend
school at the sem mary in Tilton Chas
Cnedel returned to Hanover the same
day aud Robert to Randolph.
Mrs Emelins Blossom is staying
at her old home few days since tie
funeral and burial of her daughter,
Mrs Mark Furman.
Carl Savage who came home from
the Philippines a few months ago is
visiting at the home of his uncle, Geo
Savage.
Rev Carleton Hazeu of West Rat.
land will supply the pulpit in the
Congregational church next Sunday,
Rev Geo A Emery, former pastor OF
the NJ E church 10 this place, spoke
from the pulpit of this church Sunday
morning. He and his wife are visiting
their son, George.
Harry Hutchins OF Massachusetts is
at home with his parents few days.
Mrs Susan Stoodard is still caring
for her son, Stillman at his home IN
Stony Brook, during his illness with
typhoid pneumonia.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-09-06
Tn. Poisonous wild Carrot.

Considerable anxiety is SHOWN
among land owners, owing TO tne
advancement in growth of the wild
carrot weed now 10 the soil around
Wondstock. 1t is we'll known fact
that il is the most dangerous of all
wild running weeds. 1t proves
death to c4ttle that eat it, terrible
grass destroyer, aud the poisonous
iuice of the weed acts upon the sSs-
rem the same rs poison ivy. People
are row Indignant with their neighborss
because tbey are not cutting the weed
before going to seed to prevent further
sn,esdirg. The state of Massachusetts
has Las ,bligiug owners OF landS
besriug the weed to cot early to pre-
We nt spreading.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-09-06
He Ha,nOt Had a Sick Day

since he was cured of liver and kidney
trouble. and painters collie, by the
now medicine named Calcura Solvent
The man is Mr. Christopher Larsen
of Rondout, N Y. 1t drove the ols
ease out of the system, he says, sc
il never came back. Nnthlng l ke
Calcura Solvent to purify the blood
For free trial bottle write to "
David Kennedy, Kennedy Row, hings
top N
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-09-06

on wonderful mountains and meadow iahu'
Where issome branches over the roadside lean
And the placid river Is near at mana
An eternal beauty is in each scene.
Life has no charms more potent than TIME.
Where river and mountain and meadow blend.
dream of scenes that are half divine.
OF youth whose power shall never end.
CHI, Cults Howard.-In Beebe, ARK, News
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-09-06
LEADING WINDSOR
COUNTY EVENTS.
Chester.

Chester.
George 7 Marsh is teaching school
in Simonsville.
Miss Mabel Brooks goes to South
Hadley, Mass, next week to teach
school.
j G Jones vent to Burlington Tues
day afternoon for medical treatment
Mrs Jones and DIR W l. Ravens &C.
conn anied him.
p L Stickney of Nashua, MINI, is
visiting here with his sister, Mrs
Warren Beard, on Main street.
Miss Mabel Henry is teaching
school in Westminster.
The high school opened with g
larger number of scholars than usual.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-09-06
Ludlow,

The Ludlow and East Wallingford
base ball teams played here Saturday.
The result was II to 10 in favor OF
Ludlow and Monday Ludlow and
Bellows Falls clubs played. The
result was 7 to 6 in favor OF Ludlow.
The Ludlow wooden mills are run
ming overtime each day.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-09-06

Henry Braydon. Harris. \ {, says: y
took medicine % wears for asthma but one
bottle of one Minute Cough Cnre did me
more good than anything else during that
time. Best Cough Cure Greene's drug
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-09-06
south Royaiton

Cd Freemsn has bought the phot9,
graph rooms of Mr. Graham ana VIII
carry on the same business. MI Free
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-09-06
sun,n1er Waists.

To]ay we also bring forward
h tac wool and tlannellette waists
:, have left from last season, and
,,r offer them at just half price.
We have a few quite desirable
.is waists which we now offer
much under value.
White corded pique skirts
which up to today have been 1925
DOW IS cents.
Five dollar white pique skirts
m $3.50.
Rq1snce of our 90 to 40 cent
,a:b skirts, all IS cents now.
Few fine self colored linen
skirt; with open work linen EN-
fyoidcyel bands, very handsome,
lowest clearance price $3.50 up
atoday, now $3.50.
Sumner petticoats all marked
down.
Kimonos. Il few AZ cent and Is
cent one, left. In the S1.25 fine
one, few lavender and white ones.
Five cents apiece for an odd lot
d infants underycsts, sizes 10
and IS only; were is and ~ cts.
Ten cent, apiece Cor another
lot of underye,ts for small chill
l.vn; we're Is, is, 20and % cts
lie, "A, IL, Is, 20 and %.
Twenty-Five cents apiece for
one regular so cent undervests
Cue size only in this lot; will ii,
small women or misses.
Nine cents apiece for clearance
daIl our regular II 1-2 cent sum-
ney undervests.
q apiece now for the imported
tmity wrappers trimmed witt
Ealenciennes lace which have
been 1926.
Lot 5 cent fancy bordered ane
white handkerchiefs, put out nov
At 3 cents each. Better ones thai
Usual at 5 cents.
IL I-2C ones for Zoe.
2jc ones for zoe.
SOC ones for 3Sc.
zoe ones for SOC.
S1.OO ones for S5c.
Bargains in wool dress stuffs.
Bargains in napkins, damasks
towels, quilts and crashes.
Brattleboro agents for "Defend
tr ready-made sheets and PILLOW
cases.
Assortment of separate dres
and walking skirts changing Otter
from now on.
For cool evenings see lot c
GoIt Capes just bought which w
Oher now in advance of the seaso
At s4,9j each.
Balance of fall weight Jacket
a cut prices.
Few women's tailor-made suit
left. Most of them are entlrel
suitable and desirable for ia
Wear and the coming season
styles are not radically differer
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-22

Hearnc, Texas, April 2l-Word was ro.
celved here yesterday evening that llttIc
negro boy was burned on farm tbroo
miles east of lIearne. He was plavlnr In
the yard at the time when his clothln.,
caught fire and was badly burned from
the effects Of which he died
Two special coaches hearing studant.
from the Trinity university and tho s-,s
I'm college arrived in the city ycstnrloy
evening over the international and Greht
Nor'ueIn ana We're transferred 10 the Gcn,
trai' me students mad been to Tho on
torlcal contest at Georgetown W. '"e V'"'
MeSsrs. Everett 4 Billiard OF Wo,oh,ah,
had representative here VcSterJo,, h, i ne
mules for the British govcrnmen,t "uErhs
agent said he has had splendid mrF f., itntee
section. TIE mules win be used in 'I NJ
British Boer war "'eu IN the
Manager 7. ;. Grogan Of tho pIor,,,.,
on mn has returned from a busin,"s" III ~
10 houston and other points ''P
superintendent !. 4. Cook Of tbo pua,.
family. wy VISITING his
. The Houston and Texas Contra, n.,.
NJ, Anthony arrived in Urarnc paS S"r
morning and made the employees vIi.uiiu,ay
paying them on P''SeS slad by
MISS lIaHel Waggaman, who has hoo, -
tending Trinity university for thS oe'h NJ.
n'vV,thS' IS ~ the city visiting nor mo,oi Nv
MISS Mervin Byars of Cniycrt P,Ients
ci,y, nc guest Of Miss Hazel Wo1S,,,n me
81 mr, WIN Astin, prominent BrsyoH ~.
I'm Pidhlsr accompanied by his VIC ~, ,
son. are visiting In Bryan we ana
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-22
ALL ARE AMERICAN sovEReIoNs.

Ethnologlsts should either got together or
quit trying to classify people IN Amurlr,
altogether. A well known American writer
recently contributed an article 10 one OF
the hgher-classed weekly publication Of
the country, In which he makes the as.
sortlon that President James X. Polk ana
President William Mckinley are "the only
scoich.lfishmen who have occupied the
presidential chair"
bouglass Campbell In his valuable boo,
''lhe Puritan In Holland, England ana
America" says Of the total number az
presidents OF the United states six have
been Scotch-lrlsh, aud ennmerates them ma
Jackson, Polk, Taylor. Buchanan, johnson
and Arthur. Surely there Is a Wide dir.
ference In these contentious. hut there are
several thousands Of people IN the United
states who win no doubt object very do.
cldcdly 20 the classification OF ans Of these
men as Scotch. irislmcn.
II IS contended by many welllnformed
people that there are no Scotch. Irish, no
German-Americans NO Irish.scotch. no
irish-Amerlcans and no Afro Americans.
The fact Is it Is rather difficult 10 com.
prehend why these hyphenated Americans
were ever created, but II is equally dlfrl.
cult 20 understand why SO many fairly In.
tciiigcut people refer 90 citizens Of these
United States as Anglo.saxons. notwith.
standing the fact that tho most reliable
chronological experts contend that not ten
Per cen Of the people OF this country can,
W any stretch Of the imagination. be at
tributed TO the socalcd Anglo-Slxon race.
great pumber Of people who have
studied the question hold that person
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-22
SOME PosTscRlprs.

Japan Is n growing market FOR Canadian
wood pulp
The nost"n Museum Of Fine Art, shows
deficiency Of S's,GDG Tor the year 100
Forty SIX N every 100 postal cards sold
in Germany last year were tourists pie.
tcrial cards.
The German city OF Casscl win cole
bralo tho thuusaudlh anniversary Of It's
foundation In lNl3
Every precious stone lnown to the lnpi.
dury has been found within the limits of
the United States.
Before 1850 little WINS known in China
Of kerosene. In 1870 more than hundred
million gallons were imported
An almanac pa years old has just been
Sold IN Boston for Si55 1t wax printed
Tor the year 1861 by Samuel Green In Cam
bridge
Tho Actors' club at Budapest has held
a demonstration in favor of prohibiting
plays being performed In Hungary In n
foreign language.
A year ago there wcrc 3o41 public schools
In Cuba, with 10000 children, Now there
are 10000 school children, aud new
schools are being built.
Japan has II cooks guild and the exact
ing housewife who discharges her cook
without reasons that satisfy that guild
viii maIly be crcctuolly boycottcd.
Considering what wet place England
Is the country is slngularly ~ supplied
with water powers. There Is water every
who're, hut hardly drop for driving
An Immense trade IL done In China tn
old English horseshoos. which are consld.
cred the best iron In the world for making
small household articles, such as bracelets.
hooks and bolts.
The steamer Iceland reported at St
Johns, Newfoundland, that on its trip TO
the North 20,000 seals had bceu taken The
catch OF seals has brcn this season the
greatest ever known.
Cork Intends 70 follow Glasgow with an
Industrial exhibition In 1907 Lord chat
industrial exhibition In l002 Lord Ga.
dogan has sIgnihed his intention Of sub.
scriblng f250 toward the fund, which has
already reached f5000.