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The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1901-08-16
OF al who dwell upon the earth

OF al who dwell upon the earth
There's none / wish to harm,
There's none who, seeing me approach
Need feel the least alarm;
My heart is filed with love for all,
Save one whom j detest-
But, oh, the way l hate that man
Makes up for all the restl
i will not write bis name, lest he
Should chance to read my rhyme.
And learning of his danger, fit
To some far distant cline;
But just TO show how he has used
Me like canine yellow,
I'll give some reasons why hate
That horrid "other fellow"
My trouble with him first began
: When we were boys at school,
He always won the prizes, and
Made me appear the fool;
And then at college later on,
When reached the years more mellow.
found the scholarships all went
To him, the "other fellow"
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1901-08-16

The Jewish population Of London has
more than doubled within twenty
years
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1901-08-16

In Chin= liquids arc sod by weight
md grain BY measure.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-11

geamten bes 2luspdrtisen Imts
mebrere biesbeaiigliae llnterrebungen
sebabt. Die ruiiifbe &esierung un@
teritiiBt ber5li4 Die 8emiibungen,
fpel9e gema9t iperben, um Die 5reiz
lahung Der amertfaniI I9en Mifiioz
marin 3u fihern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-11

manb cine falf4e 10 9funO g}ote in
ben r9pol" pratti3irt bate. Der
9luftionator mar ais Sobn %. Munn
befannt, bod foQ bies ni4t iein rt41
tiger Name iein.
Sin pafagier, gdmens s. s.
Morie, foG 72 pfupn in einemr Pool"
perlDren 6aben. @r mar natiirli9
febr entriiftet. Q(m porleBten Sag Der
g3eiIe bena9ri9tigte Elm @nglGnber,
Ramens u. 6. 8urnleb, gapitdn Gdz
meron, baB er BEL brei unberen Pafaz
gieren &arten fpielte unD 20 Bfun0
Sterling in 8aar uno in rs. 8. ll.'s"
80 peitere PfunO berlor. Ser @apiz
tan lieB benz Spiel iDfort Gin6alt
t6un, bod ba 8urnlep it4 peigerte, gu
bebaupten, baB er bei4pinbelt porben
lei, purben feline 8erbaftungen borz
genommen. Oeteftips befaBten ii9
BEL Der Qnfunft bes 0umpfers nit
Der @eI9i6te, OO4 fonnten iie Nt9ts
ausri6ten, ba Niemano &ldge erbeben
ippllte.
Inter ben pdTagieren bes 0amz
piers beFanb ii9 Gqiott 0anfort6, Der
DemofratifGe polittter, pel6er na3
Norpif in bieiem Studte eilt, I'M
benz bemofratif9en Content in @6ez
naugd Gountp bet3upo9nen, Der iets
netpegen Bis mor9en peri4Oben pora
ben mar. SRI. s. %. 9arlep BON
Norpalf, S6ip, Die nd6 europa gez
reiit mar, I'm bic Qeide i6res 8ru0ers
Orlando 6arIep ab3u6Oten, er4ielt
bei'm 2bgang bonn 0ampfer elm Sele4
gramm, pel6es i9r ben Sob tbres
0dters dnfiinDiQte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-11

9renaen, unb mir fiir6ten, bdb Die
9ebufo bes britif9en 8oltes nahe5u
erf4Opft lit.
Die cabbage i'm Oraniss
5rei faat.
8lpemfpntein, 10. Sftober.
= 8erunbbreibig @efangene, benen
man geitattet bate, in bem 3uflu4ts<
lager in 8ranbfort gu peilen, bdtten
tiir5li9 periu9t, anbere 81 peranlalz
fen, au rebolttren unb gu entfltehen.
sic ipurben our Deportation perurz
tbeilt unb famen geitern auf ibrem
Wese nuh Der &iiite bier an. Dim
Spnntag perben lie auf einemSrdns@
portbdmpfer eingei4ifft uno na4
Bermuda gebraht perben.
Gin Srupp Gonitabler uno BUR-
g6erz9olt5ei ma9te puf einem gfa4tz
marble bon Mpburesfontein naa
bem WtDSber=Giper Bel Wetterf rfreoen
ae6n Munn BON 8prier's Commando
gu @efangenen. luh erbeuteten ite
Is Yferbe, 9etpe6re, Sdttel II. 8ar<
rem. @iner Der 9efdngenen geitono
elm, bdb er lieutenant goebes BON Der
8urgber>Yoliaei por einem U&ondt
getDbtet babe, unb opar auf 8efehl
BON 5elbcprnet Gpmbrind.
Oas Qdnb lit bier un0 in 8aiutoz
lamb thdtiGdl[ich frei bon Rinberpeft.
Die eSnofulation BON 8teb, nel9es
porber nibt erfrantt geipeien mar, tit
iiberraIbenb erfolerei9 getpefen; nur
ND i9pa9es@erum gebruu9t purbe,
blieb Der @rfolg aus. Die S9pG4e
bes Serums riibrte ba6er, baB es
ni9t ge60rig gemiI4t DOer BON Sbiez
rem genpmmen mar, BEL pel9en Die
&ranfbeit ni9t geniigeno enttpidelt
mar. 8or Der sSnpfulation traten
groBe 8erluite bur9 bic Seu9e i'm
nDrDli9en Sbeile Der Srungez&tperz
&olonie elm, ba es unmDglt9 mar,
bas erfrantte @te6 3u i9la4tsn.
W}tt 81 bduern gemeloet.
6eilbron, Sranie : 5reiit itadt,
10. Ottpber. - Orei5ebn bon &tt6ez
ner's 8unbf9aftern iinb bon 8oeren,
| tpel9e in einem 6interbalt auf lie
luuerten. gefangen genommen tporoer.
~ t g banii It an muB ruffif4
nerben."
8etersburg, 10. Oftober. =
Die bieiige Yref1e GuBert fi4 nit ielz
tener @initimmigfeit iiber Die Sa6z
lage in Qfsbaniitan. r@bet" forbert
beute 3. 9. runb beraus bic ruiiii6e
8eiebung BON Serat II. anberer ipihz
tiger @ren5punfte, Bis bic 3u6e in
Qfgbaniitan p0Gig seii4ert fei. Der
Nugenblid lei fir elm mut6iges 8orz
bringen giinitig, unb HuBlanO tOnne
ben 8riten unter teinen I'm itGnben
gsitatten, ii4 afg9aniitan's gu be-
mG9tigen.
,Gublanb tpiinl9t feinen &rieg gez
gen Snbien," fdgt uSDet" peiter,
rbenn Snbien ipiirbe uns MIR 8erlez
gen6eiten bereiten. gublanb bebarf
iebo9 bes 5rtebens an ieiner central
uiiatii9en @renae. @enn Rublanb
&fgbaniitm1 controlirt, 10 pirb Der
| 5riebe nit Gnglano geii9ert iein."
Q(lle anberen 8lGtter itimrnen babin
therein, baB &ublanb bic 2lnf4ldge
@nglanb's pereiteln miiiTe.
2pnbon, 10. Oft. = Cine Bez
tersburger 9epei9e an r0aiIp Mdil"
melbet: ngs pirb bier fir ii4er an
geieben, buB in Qfgbaniitan elm 8irz
sertrieg tpegen Der 4niprii9e bes bier
ten Sobnes bes beritorbenen @mirs
ausbre9en pirb. 9iefer Sobn, Moz
bameb umar &6un, nirb BON &uBz
lamb begiinitigt. OepeI4en, in tpelz
6en bebeutenbe 8eritGrfung Der ruff
f6en Sruppen an Der @ren8e ungez
orbnet lit, Durben beute na9 &uf4
abgeIunbt; Dieielben ioQen, tpenn nO>
tbig, ii4 9erat's bemd4tigen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-11
0rasmittpe nnS sec>Gapitdn.
RG9tli9e 8luttbat in NetpzYorf,
fpel4e 5uerit gebeimniBDoq f6ien,
fpGter iebo9 aufgeflGrt tpurbe.

fN+SA lNUHNT o% SNNtNN@ ASNN@S'
gaen gprt, 10. Sftober. =
5rau 2uop 8. Carroll, pel9e nit
ibrem Batter in Nr. 76, SiiOz@aiottz
place, 8rooflDn, ipobnt, tpuroe in Der
lebten Nu9t bonn gapitdn So6n 9.
g2ielIon bur9 brei HeDolberi9iife
I9per peripunbet. Nielfon f6cB ii4
bann cine &ugel in bic re9te S4ldfe
unb blie6 augenblidli9 tobt.
Mie 5rau Garro1 mittbetlt. bat iie
ben S6Gter ME gefunnt. Sic tpuroe
bur6 Elm @erGuI9 in ibrem 3tmmer
aus benz S9lafe gefpedt, ia6 einen
5remben, tpel9er auf ibre Srage, mas
er perlunge, einen aebolDer 3og unb
o6ne Elm 8ort Der @rfldrung gu
feuern begann. Die Srau bebduptet,
1ie babe feline Q6nung, mas ben Wqnn
gu Der 8luttbat bepog. Sbr Mann
foq fi9 aIs Solbat uuf ben P6ilippiz
nen 6efinben. Nielion po6nte in Nr.
164, GourtitraBe, 8rooflpn.
(SpGter.) = Die poli3ei fanb Elm
gortrait Rielfon's in Jrau @arrOl's
3immer, unO bic 5rau geitanb baz
raufbin Elm, baB tie Nielfon fdon
langs fannts, baB ibr Oerielbe Diele
QufmerfIamfeiten erpies unb ie6r
eiferfii9tig mar. g2ielfon mar etpa
55 Sabre alt unb Elm friiberer See
gapitdn. Syrau Garroq lit ettpa 80
Sabre aft. Sbr 8dter beiBt &ornber
unb betreibt Elm @qenpuarengef4dft
in 0rpoflnu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-11
sSurdtbare Gitrp>@lbeerin=GTpl

Oil @itp, pa., 10. Sftober. =
Sdrper's glitrpglpoerin Sabrif gu
gibge 5arm, bier Meilen BON bier,
floq nm 1920 beute @ormittdg in Die
Cuff. Die llrfa9e bes llngliids piro
ME 6efannt perben, Da ale CUR 3eit
i'm @ebdube befinoli4en Perionen ssz
tDbtet nurben. Die Opfer iinb: Glaz
renee Daro, 33 Sabre aft. Der 5abriz
fant, unb iein 4ifiitent 5ran5 8rob.
% Sabre aft. gBarb's 2eide puroe
in 9ltome serriiien unb 9rOB' 6aupt
pom Humpfe getrennt. Die Grploilon
serf6metterte Geniterideiben in einem
lImtreiIe BON aipsi bis bret MeileR
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-11

9crbhten 1T beiier ais Ruria
in Der Grinntrung fortlebcn, iplange Die Mcui6s
beit fortfdbrt, Dur3 ausi6peiiunqen bic Ratur
an mibbrau6cn, unO bic p9iaen uniertr Batter"
perp,n bic oorIiolit5ite Bur @trbutuna Oon 9ranfs
btiten bienlibe arjuei Der g9elt bleibeH. 99cnn
Stin glppetit perloreu, Define 3unqe beleot, 9ein
Sdlai unruha. Define Sdrne psritOpt, Seine
6out 6laBoelb, Define Slugeu gelb fno uuO On
9i6, penn aud ni6t aanl trant, bod unlpObl
fablh, 10 1T qeipb &rantbeit I'M Nn3uas. 99arte
nibt barouf onDern bs6ents, OaB Qtrbiten beiisr
nab leifter III, ais Rurireu, uuo oab 8 t. 9er
nare 2rduterpiIlen iir y Gents BEL
apotbstern 3u boben fuo. emo ,Wi, ,S&g8l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-11

fills Gaars unS Bart fdrDemittfl,
i6mar3 unh brann, G(
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-11

yaltimprc. 9 bip- g nbn.S Siillefim.
$3.50 Don Baltimore mad, Cen 4nraps6pbIen
uno aurid, am Sonntaq, ben ID. Sftnber
Der Spe3idliuo berldbt oen 6dmoensge5nboT
um llbr Yormittaes.
$I.OO Don Baltimore mad, 6arper's 6errp uno
Marfiusburs uno suriif afI Sonntoa ben L 8.
Stiobtr. Ser Spe3iol,ug peridbt ben eomDen=
VabnbOf Tim lIbr 9ormittaes. (2S9
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-11
@aagen.

Saiensn=. peu.. Rob.
lens. 9i.bs. 4latti5rm.
nnO 2dosnt;ia RIllen.
6p.,i,lis Auim.rfismi.ii
fir A,paraiurtn. 3uIrit-
Deuitsauna carantiri.
100 Sncsg horlesfar..
Baltimore, Ro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-11

0lenm's geife miro pei
Goit nerianOt fitr 80
Gents pei StitG oSer Is
Gemts fiir 0rei Stitde pon
THE CHARLES N. CRIT
TENTON CO., Mr.. 115 Fulton
Street, New York.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-11
Murmnnens graiibeut snuiu aeitOrbeu

GuGt2ate, uta6, 10. Ottober.
= 2oren3o Snop, PrGiiOent Der
Mormonenfir9e, iit I'm 3.35 6eute
g1o6mittag geitOrben. @r 5og ii4 pot
etli9en 8agen cine f4pere @rtdltung
gu, aus pel6er ii9 8ron4itis ents
nidelte. 6r. Snotp ipurbe in 1914
in O6io geboren unO folgte Dor etpG
bier sya6ren benz perItorbenen Wtlfprb
Wop6ruff i'm 2lmte bes Prdiioenten
Der Mormonenfirde na9.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-11

Gerubfte Sauben.
&aiiten : pafagiere an 8orb zines
S3eanOampfers auf Der 5abrt BON
europa bur9 prpfeiiioneGle Spiez
Ter ausgebeutet.

O3eanbampfers auf Der 5abrt BON
europa bur4 prpfeiiioneae Spiez
Ter ausgebeutet.
Nep gprf, 10. Oftober. -
gei Der gef.ern bier erfolgten antunft
bes Oampfers rSceunic" purbe mitz
get6eilt, bob eine 4n3abl Gajiitenz
gafagiere profeiiiOnelIen Spielern on
8orb bes 9ampfers in Die 0Gnbe fiez
len unb BON bieien geb0rtg ausge6eu=
tet purben. Die 8ei9nerben bei'm
GapitGn unb 3d6lmetlter foaen 70
bGufig getpefen iein, OaB, dls Der
Sampfer bic Quarantdne errei9te,
Oeteftip 6allon BON Der W6ite Starz
2inie telegrapbii4 berbei gerufen
purbe. @r 6eitieg ben Oampfer BEL
Der 2anOung, bod DurDen feline @erz
baftungen porgenommen.
8eri9iebenen geri9ten 5ufolge
purDe Die llnaufrieben6eit elmer Qnz
aa6l 8aiiugiere bur9 bas GeIultat
Der 4uttion Der @etten iiber bic 0iz
ftan5, Die oas Sdiff tGglia auriids
legen piirbe, berporgerufen. Gs
purbe sefagt, OaB Die fOgenannten
gools an brei duf chamber folgenben
Sagen, ben s., 6. unb z. Ofto6er, BON
einem unb bernielben pafagier gez
ppnnen tpurhen unb in runoer Sums
me $500 betrugen. Gs tpuroe du~
berbem perii9ert, baB, bepor Die
pools" perauttionirt pnrben. Sc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-11
Sir eSans frei ge6eist

Sbr @dlts tret geDet5t
nit beisem sSai7er orer Sampf.
Tatirlid nidt frei, bonn finan3ieacn Stano=
pnufte, ipnoern poliidnbie IT e | bon ben Wdns
qeln. bic 10 bdufig bel 0ei5=sulagen pOrfommen.
Giniqe ipeniQe &ciereuSsn:
Grfc Na.ional=Saut 3peite Taiiona=gunf,
Sambletons 9ant, ct. Nnoreips &irbc.
st. 9eter's Rirhs, 3ppfins' llnioerntat,
Sr &caDs Sanitarium.
qribatipobnuuasn Der fplgenotn Sserren:
Sbepopre @poper, &nbert 9!ools,
gnnretp o. apnes Qaiprenee 9. &emp,
9. O. Malorr. 6barles s. Sonapartee
ct. gaul &nabeniGule. zE1
Mbiolut ,ufricncnfensnce Nrbeit peer fstne
Bc;abluna.
Alva Hubbard Heating Co.,
Er. 4eO. saurn=GaIpertzStr
(Gtt6 E&S, 1Wlt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-11
3pei Sabre n q d Dem
9nerenz11 | tim a tum.

2pnbon, 10. Sttober.-9eftern
mar Der 5tpeite Sabrestug Der 3uitelz
lung bes llltimatums Der 8oeren@
9epublifen an Gnglunb, nit nel6em
Der &rieg eingeleitet purOe. Die 3eiz
tungen fniipfen iebr unungene6me
8efpre9ungen an bieien @ebenftag.
Oamals gluubte man, nit ben 8oe<
rem in feds Monaten fertig gu fein,
6eute lit fein @nbe Des Grieses ubSuz
ieben. Selbit Elm fol9es SingoS8latt,
tpie Gbamberlain's Birmingham
Bot fiebt ii4 gu Der grtldruns per>
anlaBt: .alu4 bic 9ebulb bat ilrs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-11
Ginen nusfiihr[ihen 8eriht iiber

ginen uusfiibrli4en 8eri4t iiber
bic gnt6llung Der 90 g n r.
8Ifte i'm v9ruiOzSiQzParf," TO-
pie iiber bic SubilGumsfeier Oes
4rion" finbet Der 2eIer in benz
am Sreitag erf4einenben BO4enblatt
bes n0euti9en GorreipOnbenten," bas
beIpnoers gum 8erianbt na4 europa
oeeidnet iit.
The Florida star., 1901-08-02

There has been concerted action by some
commission men against your association.
They would be opposed to any association
they could not be agents of.
The returns are not yet all in, but
from facts now in my possession / am
satisfied that the Florida East Coast As
sociation returns will mob be the lowest
average of any method of marketing this
season. Some returns from far Western
points have been slow in coming forward
because the railroad companies over
charged on freight and yonr agents have
been trying TO get the charges adjusted
One agent has sent returns and is taking
chances himself on collecting the over
charge, charging only correct rate on ac-
count sales
81 have been fairly patient under insult
and criticism, but have nothing to apollo
gize nor offer excuse for. You need an
association. Your competition from for
eign pines will be greater next year, and
barring accidents, your own crop will be
larger. Now, are You willing to trust
yourselves TO an organization and bind
your fruit to it and trust your agent or a
committee of directors to name prices on
crops or cars? In such an organization
there should be but one man to name
prices and close sales. IL you will form
snch an association and legally bind your
fruit to 1t, and rs per cent of the fruit ID
put into it, then and only then will you
get better freight facilities and get your
fruit loaded so the bulk of it can be sent
through to destination without being re.
handled in Jacksonville, which has caused
a delay of SO hours here in the early par
of the season. / have seen it.
''In the event of your forming such an
association, the bulk of the fruit can be
sold, and l would gladly represent you
but as don't expect you to enter into
such an ironclad agreement, Judging by
my experience this season, and without
such an agreement l will not undertake
to represent you again, l am mailing my
resignation today to the board of direc.
tors, same 20 take effect on August next,
and ask that you send me no fruit after
July 25."
The Florida star., 1901-08-02
Cows Attacked By Wild Cat.

Tony Mier, of Diego, had a thrilling
experience last Saturday, which reminds
one of the pioneer days, says the ST.
Augustine Record. A few miles from his
place his cattle are turned loose to Craze,
and last Saturday, as usual, were driven
there by his children, two boys, the old
est about II years of age. The boys were
mounted, and when short distance on
the road were startled by a commotion in
front of the herd. The COWS were STAN
peded by an enormous tiger cat, which
sprang from the Sushes and attacked one
of the cows, seizing the frightened animal
by the nose. The COW beloved with pain
and fright, struggled madly to free her
self from the ferocious beast and finally
succeeded. The cat, however, was not
Vanquished, and, with powerful spring,
landed on another COW, seizing it by the
throat. Mr.. Mier brought his gun into
play and speedily ended the cats ca
reer. Both COWS were frightfully lacera-
ted.
The Florida star., 1901-08-02

what Is our loss will he decided gain
for West Palm Beach. This family made
many friends during their short stay in
our town.
Mr.. w. M. Woodward and mother
left yesterday for Chattanooga. From
there Mrs. Woodward goes on to Ken
tueky where she has relatives living. Mr..
Woodward expects to locate in business
in Chattanooga and he hopes to receive
the continued patronage of his Florida
friends. Mrs. Woodward and Ruth ex-
pect to remain in Titusville until next
spring.
Mr.. George NJ. Robbins went to Eau
Gallie Sunday for the purpose of making
partition in the Gleason lands, certain
and large percentage of which is owned
by client of his who lives in New York
city. A drive of 20 miles in the con-
tiguous country south and west of Eau
Gallie gave Mr.. Robbins quite sunburnt
complexion even on top of that acquired
by his recent sailboating.
The ''Dont- Want-to- Get-Away" Whist
CluO vac ChttCftatuCu w cuuCoQdy ChOtlitlS
by Mr.. and Mrs. Louis A. Brady The
playing was kept up until 1890 o'clock,
after which dainty refreshments were
served. 'Tis needless to say all spent a
pleasant evening for it could scarcely be
otherwise with such clever host and
hostess as these. The prizes for the
evening were woh by Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
NJ. Robbins.
Probably the largest deed ever filed foI
record in Florida is that recently made in
the transfer of the Disston lands, in this
part of the state. The same deed covers
lands in the counties of Orange, Osceola,
Polk, Brevard, DeSoto, Lake and Lee,
and is recorded in each county. 1t covers
territory enough to constitute a small EN-.
pire. The consideration named is two
million dollars. The deed itself is print.
ed volume of eighty-one pages, and is filed
complete, having number of its own.
The Florida star., 1901-08-02
Building Day and Night.

The rebuilding of Jacksonville is going
on at an interesting and marvellous rate.
One of the sights these busy days is the
work of rebuilding that is going on during
the hours of the night, as can be seen
every night except Sundays, at Laura
and Bay streets, where the work of
driving the piles for the foundation of
the West building is going on. A sim
liar scene will be witnessed at the
Windsor site, where, as soon az the work
begins, there will be day and night
squads at work, the men at night doing
their work nnder the glare of many elect
nc lights. The contract for the erection
of this hotef has been let. This took
place last Saturday, the bids having been
opened on the 25th, the contract being
awarded TO the Baltimore Construction
Company.-Times Union aud Citizen.
The Florida star., 1901-08-02
Are You Interested! Read.

A Child's Crib and Cradle combined,
cheap at $500, our price now 80. so.
Special line Boys Pants, price ranging
from 40c to 60c, all go at 26c. per pair.
Madras Ginghams, l5e quality-re-
duced to lie, our sacrifice price, 1-2c
this sale only.
Rugs, all colors, 3Ox6O, good quality,
SO cents.
Three pieces Tin Toilet Sets, worth
$l.75, now 81 50.
Ladies' Fast Black Hose, extra good,
3 pairs for 25c.
A beautiful Tan Oxford, new and up
tO-date, good value at $l.25, Introductory
price 99c.
Crown Prince, the prince of Boys
Shoes, $500.
Mems Straw Hats, % per cent off of
marked price.
This Afternoon and Tomorrow (Satur-
day only.
JOHN II. WALKER & Co.
The Florida star., 1901-08-02
Special Sale ON Monday at
Kline's.

r. & G. Corsets, excellent quality for
40 cents; better grade, a very fine Cor
tele, worth $l.O0. will 60 for rs cents;
still higher grade, straight front, military
shape, worth $3.50, for 90 cents; Girdle
Corset, Thompson's glove-ftting, made
of very fine linen, will go for 9S cents;
the Empire Corset, also Thompson's
glOve-ftting, this is a very high grade,
also for 98 cents; Bust Formers, that were
originally rs cents, 30 cents will be the
price on Monday; Dress Shields, seam
less stockinet, Is cents.
Shirt Waists, six rows of insertion and
clusters of tucking, 9S cents.
Nice white Dimity, very handsome
quality, l24 cents.
Awning Cloth, fancy stripe, mildew
and water proof. original price % cents,
10 cents per yard for Monday only.
The Florida star., 1901-08-02
Going to the Pan-American

If so, the Ocean Steamship company
offers you the unrivaled route for pleas
ure, comfort, sightseeing, etc. Only
$40. 10 from Jacksonville to Buffalo and
return, limited to November 3rd.. A
great saving over the all-rail route, which
necessitates Pullman sleeper fare and
meals extra. StOp-over privileges al
lowed in New York city. None of the
all-rail routes read via that city. Cor
respond with E. B. WAGER, Titusville,
for tickets and reservations.
The Florida star., 1901-08-02
PINEAPPLE SLIPS AND SUCKERS

For sale. Nothing but first-class plants
will be sold. Red Spanish and Abakk kas
from the .DeVinne plantation. Address,
II. G. STARCK,
Malabar, Fla.
The Florida star., 1901-08-02
WIRE AND NAILS.

For pineapple shedding. A carload to
arrive about August lst. Prices will in
terest you. Write me.
q. F. PADDIsON,
Eau Gallie, Fla.
The Florida star., 1901-08-02
THE WHITE STORE.

We guarantee better goods for less
money than any house in the county.
W. J. CRAWFORD.
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Sanford, JuLt Est, 1901.
~fng ~
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NOTICE.

/ will be in Titusville Monday, August
5th. Will remain ten days or two weeks.
Rooms at Indian River hotel. Will be
glad to serve those who desire it.
K. NJ. MAsoN,
es, go, Dentist,
The Florida star., 1901-08-02
sAILROAT FOR SALE

First-class modern catboat, ar-fSa "-
feet, thoroughly equipped with ne eio5' 5'
For full particulars and price wiz iheu'
NELSON, TitusYille, Fla. ~
The Florida star., 1901-08-02
MARINE GAS ENGINES.

New and second hand. Engines ad-
justed. Catalogue free. w. P. UNDER
WOOD, ROseland, Fla.
The Florida star., 1901-08-02
TIME Is MONEY.

Save both by ordering yourGer- dradf
material of rad,fe tn
G. F.. PADDn. tn,
Eau Gal 4. Fla
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-08-31
Between Mems and
Boys Clothing.

We make no difference in this case
and furnish all attention to detail
There is no sweat-shop work on any
Of our suits. Is not this worth the
thoughtful consideration of mothers :?
Isn't it worth paying a trifle more to
have your boys suit made in proper
manner. If the wife were consulted,
wouldn't she insist that the husband
avoid wearin sweat-shop clothing?
We have just received . new line Of
STAR WAISTS, with and without COL
lars. Just the thing for the school sea-
son.
Also a fine line of EXTRA PANTS
FOR MEN AND BOYS.
Extraordinary efforts have been made
by us to find and prepare the things
needful for your good appearance and
comfort-the very best SUITS FOR
MEN AND BOYS; SHIRTS, HATS,
OUTING FLANNELS, ETC.
All these are worthy of your atten-
ton, being fashionable in cut and styl-
ish in appearance.
Our TWO BIG STORES and their
service are at your command.
No orders too great for prompt atten-
ton; none too small for the strictest
care.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-08-31
PASSENGERS.
Arriving.

Per stmr Kinau, August 81, from
Hilo and way ports.-W. j. Guimane,
b. j. Cotton, A. H. Wagner, c. H.
Teaff, Miss Kate Sadler. d. Pundt, Miss
Bernice Cook, II. r. Keyworth, II. Ken
dali, ]. H. Bole, Mrs. j. Lewis Miss
Emma Lewis, c. Brickwood A. Lyman.
j. l.. McCombe. ]. Harmon Levy, Annie
Hattie, Miss A. Hapai, George X. Eva
like, Mrs. II. Reuter- and children,
Miss M. G. Ridgway, Miss POM How
land, Miss M. Horner, Miss E. Horner,
Miss b. Horner, Mrs. e. M. Brown, ].
and S. Desha, Miss Smith, Eddy Camp
bell, Judge G. F. Little, Miss Hattie
Kekaloha, Chang See Yew, wife and
child, Chow Wal Kong, wife and child
Chang Chuck and wife, Bailiff Eda Sill
va and wife, Miss Mary Tracy, H. S.
Gray, A. Ainalie, A. e. Minvielle, E. N.
Boukofsky John Comes, Mrs. c. K.
Stillman, Miss c. X. Woods, Miss Alice
Wilson. Mrs. ]. Fernandez and child,
Mrs. C. Clarke, Mrs. Laura Mahelona,
Mrs. c. l.. Hopkins, ]. w. Mcdonald,
H. Duncan, ]. Murray, w. F. Janeway,
Arthur Akina, Ernest Akina, H. Nicol.