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Toroe.

Sisrnipn er al t7oe 0toi aomi.
teen e%nitemmig ommobct ON al boIbc
SoIen peb Soroenifiolos- Monumelt.
tets differing.
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-05

80 Iar por BET oeu 15bc Warts.
iiocn Stortinget pehto9 @eilutning
ON @pening al oen isrite Sernbanc.
"Sooebbonen" ira ariitiania til
Giospolo.
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-05
Srihauncn blufcrct.

bctbsnInu5forbuuo" bar bciluttet 1t
ertlrrc Sribupneu for bloteret. Nlo.
fnhenS Sornlonl er tnhtiI piocrc al
iorbinore. al Der ontoaeS SribounS.
arbeihcre taa aontrnft. me6eits I'll.
gang al lsie grbeihere er tilahi,
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-05
ariitcn Senicn / gilgten, araecre.

"RFTFNH NN"TN" N"SNN'F "FRVSN'F'
Ell al @peus 9lbIte 8oreere, er al.
aaaet neb 9sben / en- Iloer at 90
aar. ariiten Senien bar adnbsfri'f
liaetil iibite 2iebIif og bopbe en- frof.
fig Selbre6. Oct berettes iaaleOeS,
of bon lnoer belle i'm lange 2epetio
life bar iegt 9pge.
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-05
Yrpicsior @ierfues, beremt

Hruicsior @jerfnes, bersmt for
fine huoroopnamtife Soriee. laoer
for 3ioen fonitruere en- 8lobus,
bporpoa ale STnomencr peb Snp.
itremmcnc eitersieres paa mefaniif
Wodoe.
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-05
Silbehifct / N~orhiiorN er mere Ell

SlIDeVNrt gturUUUTU ct HNeIP VHu
olminbcIigt rtat. NogIe gaobe inb'
fog iou megen 2oit ira De uointtc
@orn, at DC bogitopeIig ionf, meit
5olfene omborb bIep reobet. Storm
bar hinoret nofiao meset 9ebriften,
ifieut Giifet poa fine Steoer brines
9p for Den pprite Sisgara.
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-05

Nuslc Sal. Snmmenlienc5 ueN
fonlmcnbe Hubrifer | arlitloniu
sIbresicbog for 1898 cg 1901 ices
blo. a., Of artoIlet al Ibnofnter %
S~ogiercre er lteeet fro Isl til $50
% grfitcfter og Rpqmeitere t%il'nnt.
men fra tO6 til 216. : begge Ill.
iploe mere emo iorboblet paa s Mar.
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-05
@albcrsbonen. grbeioet poo @a

bers6onen orines Tor Sibcn meb CT,
300 Mono. Nrbeibsitprfen ifol men
oet fsrite iorsges efter Sorlp.
6enoe iii 500 Wano. Meninaen er.
at Neutrality-suspicious. for Strpf.
uinoen / Gino-Sones lfol ftIbisre2
/ 2sbet al Sommeren og Soften.
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-05

Ssosfaib. @oaroeter $. Heber.
len al Rsrre 9tprt. Der t lin (io
par YnnostinQsmano. er heo, 50 Nor
galnniel meIoes fra aclotng.
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-05
Vait sic D 0 ~,
iiliaIeS cucr tineis.

apttitsismtHitr Hu6sr "CrHgs-. "1llek' I'll
'olgs- % 's'teriperRfd' tohtr y SsHts tot = Orb
Tor bttr Gang. % en- Sent pr Cro for alt ten onsr.
tiger - Crh Establishments 'uotaass ne Tor mtn'
tp snb % Gents. gsnts gtla li,aUt9tiR msa'sllt
eur st'uamgtr. at lsIRsr ia tts al boaisu iaa
Eaa GUNNER.
80 sGsisNabstibuo iohti 70 Seats pr. eiuts
Spu Orb alsr en- eiuts
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-05
Sclsnning. Tor 60 :

Sclpnning. Sor 60 Iors trc
8ieneitc fit Ell at Sofi9sermeiter
3reidop8 Arbeibere nplig ertra 100
Str. / Cub, fort9ller "Sremifriot"
8omIinqen heoer ariitian Glen, Dor
/ SIemoal oe lieger enbnu itaoig
paa 5emmerhugit trob5 fine 70 slar.
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-05
Mmtsransspaln. @eh 0nIact

ImfsranoSDalg. Neo Nolgef ~
ben iterre SnIpocl al Sfanocrborl
Nrntsrnoo gienpolates De ~nfgoaenoc
; Wieblemmer. 8aorbeierne Ole Sen.
ielL NnQnorhe. 9. Y. Rielicu Gitruu.
bolul Shr. Israeuieu. @rumitrup,
~. Gbriitenien, Gnuer. % NJ An.
oerieu llIitrup.
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-05
Sptaf EieuSpm.

Suiat Gienoom. "Sumouebaaarb"
peb SulhborR i. er Al BroprieiUr
&enlcn lolbt til @'roprtctrr Senien.
"Stencrlaminoe," for 10000 SIR.
meIoes ira gtpfisbiua, i, @oarhen
bar 10 8hr. Sano: CpertaaeIieu
ifer lite Mot.
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-05
Gitcrippraicl.

anr nDaeu aipe llHotrretutua pm bvp,
f, min 8roosr'cu Gle Jbompiou eucr Roroa.
oDholocr nap Sea Tar Nrep III banl it
bans faOcr icm bpr t Ncr9e. Sans Niooc.
opoe | @ecemter 1900. Ole 8elerior. 8to
WtS.
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-05
surScnifiolp. st mt sfriit

Sprbcnifjolb. st mt Sfriit ON
Soroenifiolb, en- aarofteritloie, fore.
ira Sr. aontreabmiral SacoD
9errelen. 9o9en err tilegnet DC nor.
lie Siefabetter. Sort. finder en-
iloaenbe 9igbeber melem Dor
9tationuIbeIts % ben brittle Hatio.
~nalheIts. 9orb Helions, aarofter OF
reinforcement.
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-05

Tiheiien. Get bar poft itor Sp'
iigt banoe / ariItiania % i Berger,
at Sfibsreoer Chr. Mitelien e.
traobt no al Sirntdet Chr. Mihelien
& 60. Oct fortipttes %uforonoret AZ
:. q. g. @crentien fra 2arepaag.
Sr. IiteIien iIptter til tit 2anoiteO
ubenfor gnen.
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-05
arunprinicns @iprneiaat Isb bei.

bigt al. Storortet 8eir oe lint ,sere.
Bare TO Sing mdrgleoe - nemliJ
De TO 9isrne, iom moi bapbe inb.
bitot Sronpriuien til at ppre meo of
ifpbe.
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-05
TauIf Wlaoimbil9um

Otarts par oct 20 aar, liGen At "@tu,
tionaltioenoe" ublcnote lit ierite RrG
uenummer, FOR herefter ira lite apri.
1876 at ircmtrpoe | i'm mipPreuNe
Stitfelle.
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-05

@citeraalcn or Oct fruatbareie
Stcb paa >Soreen. Ser teites 4
@ailae ON aoret, so OH Sommercu.
Sop ON Soften, Gang on @intertn
% Care om @ooreri. 90 aoen iaor
belle SerIighebcn, Ifriper "Sofof.
poiten".
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-05
Oanlnarf.

ganf &alg, aoueen uolfreu Dc
me 6oIfetinaSpalg til oen 3oie
Nprtl.
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-05
Sturt RcScri. 2anoets itsri

Sturt HcScri. 2anbets Itsrlte
9ampIfibsreoeri er Sirmuet ", @ii.
beImien / Ssnsbera. Oct bar 30
9ompifibe poa tiIiammen 51,113
Cons; ii al Sfibene er bpeaet eiter
1895. Dfidelien / Bergen, iom mo,,
bar troct bar bopt Oct ltsrite Neoert
bar I 9ampifibe meb Ell lomIet
9rpgtiebeb al 81, 1919 Cons.
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-05
eiaebammcr aommnnc +

Stlebammer Apmmnnc bar TOR
lrngere Sio iiben beiliittet at ON.
bpgge lit gomle gleftricitetsperf, oe-
onloabes / 1894, oa bette nj, bar bit
itg lttilltrGffeligt for oct porenoe
6orbritg.
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-05
Vaitur Glauencis ia

fra en- WGngoe Erinatfolf - fra Ell
Slerbeo al ariitiania pngre Ereiter
mobtaeet ifriftlig Snf for lin Sp.
trphen / SpbeIiabebsipergsmonIet
Sgino fra ct / Hrrheoen al Stof.
holm nnlig uibolnt Erpbifantmshe
mobtog Nnitoren telegroiiif Ell llotn.
lelie ON Spmpatbi.
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-05
"Slubregu" i Sanmnrf. gtat

VTU0rtGR I SdhlInrf. 9tNI m
g%innoag ocn isoc Ytnrts iolot Der
opcr %oInno o. GoIitcr Ncgn %
Sne, itrrft opblaubct meh Ct nleaci
tint. rent Step. alTocr. lom hulrl
noe til Ssrriua bIcp iIoc tiIrcotc,
Gperolt aiterloo Sneen CT tunht 81.
IeIa1. Get bar tpoeIiauis Ell otter.
nsnuing al oct ttalienife Nloorequ.
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-05
gmcrifaiebercn tiItoaer Iterft, FIR

pes fra SallineouI. Nlt refer itore
Sslger hper eneite ltge, og BET er al
DC froftieitc Gutter os Sentcr, iaa pi
gaor tabt al flor I~rbcibsfruft Der
MI.
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-05
Trn SnIoa Garbura

Irbeibe ct mt 0pitipiI, Der iaor Cite.
len "StorioIf". Tette Irbcioe or
life ifrepct paa WaaIet.
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-05
Sarmc / Reo Riper Galen.

5tmn iarms aittion NoEntn utails BE-,
ppptrite pD bt0gunN WtuHsi3ia St1rt @uot'eb
\. VI EkLtND JR.. HALLuCh. MINI.
(5lRUH Itt9r5hs PgtgH" EaHr r. frucyJ gbs
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-05

Gns,A titfaiao. IS Huts so Huts
~Vf~ 20 HCGs brett NaubitsifS bar QUE "a
Stalo 9Dof itHlitapsr 5s nju ia ]tBtEtoH. qoot
9auh pe.oce,tR n~nogr'tt puitg 1850 sL2Du
1850 &. 4. WEBB. Siiycrtou. oregon.
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-05
Beat.

99gt.
tS~mneacnbeben or CRAM EprforttIsr; "a.
ailosrum; 90. psftoSrou; or. @ronf-
| ShppuHb reanss lia I staaltunb 100 @ram
100 G,lpqram. e1fr \ %.
BOG rsents iia IL 20 ! Wtarf 80 @ram.
9isnsrouno resHes Is ! enaelf Puub er f4
6ag. Gram.
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-05
let beSie GinSel mso Saarlis 5orDsieIie
or Sennunn SIohs Sunobfsss z alt.
ii go ~

Epct 30 MfoaIttr pe gSrestegn er iloeIt or.
Blod TOT oenfe r~1eftItelie aSaonltBeS ptncelte,
geaRaea Snonorn o9 &uftorrearttg Ian iilios
eades oco Erusen al bette bersmte SunoUebss
rribSeI, Der er d~nbeialei AZ Guropds Ieoeuoe 2gs
ger, oe brnGt label oeo poferue ION af al
nleateoen / europa. act r%eauIerer Raocns
5unffipuer, h~eforbrcr SorostelteI, FAINT opbpQs
ger o9 tcruner SOftemet. gtistienoeoeIe al bore
npGSieliebeoer os SpaooInme bar FIN SprinoeIs
Re ira iIet Soro6ieiie. Solb 0eres Wiuoe iuroeit
% IUoeGo unBooenoiae ~lloeiffer, Soeopul %
ltosipiloe. % Gents pr. Safe. pnrtofrit til
litlet, 6ots EereS SaHoeIsntono life bar bet,
lrib I'll Aifreo 1ubreisn & Co., Department ".
Meinneupoiis. Rinu.
Sero for FIJI &atoioa al irnporterebe Surer.
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-05

C~ttialos. Mt eller bet halue al
port Wlaitin. o. Stneoeuryiiteo. ION er
24xG0 BOB. neo 2aWpmolttn % 5eruortt.
beut 20 ellcr ntcaet aoot lIo0erne 8Prttpt
Se,tg9enbe ! ben beojtc Sci al hc0 3tlucJ
Tolrt. Wti ira NrO Rtper. 6pbcrtlOn
y ,Seeeu. Verleu, Yilml.
C1uifcs. Gn pddlleeli9 Wiano ira
GGnoet III at avbetoe I ell Feed Barn.
@2ccorab'Eoien" %auplier 3lb2
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-05
Cont YauO biniat

eaub $500 fa s8.0O W Nau 1rrftt rure
81 90 III SEQ 90. H3alCtRftaUb fac tRCrtg Dlals
OF anne @trsaIitr hprtts S,rtb stsr 'ri 8,t'uaRr
% HGpn 3CCsBUtifu. 4, MURRAY. NAdena. Mimi.
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-05
: Srd 2~Nooerrunoene.
maaItpr tIpssnS, gar,r.
terunD.enbsSsn .r e,er pmirsmi I not,

t@~runesenheoer tr Stftr pnifreHf ! Fstb
Sortprtelier: oil - Seftoliter; 6. otter, Id. -
9ecliter.
/ Seuhe fnbsube Narsr | Sflnnpe "%otI'nlht' CT
regnrs l1 llb Sttgr. la 90 Otter
1 GprnteRbe rtaree Iiq I Hnihsl CT omtrtui asA
1870 pitr. Siier.
l efidpps reanes liQ liz ] Gallon or omtrtnt 3 %
fittr. fire Seiniehts Sitcr.
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-05

| Send
| eller
h kan
|esfor
|Ip for
vHIf
| iInoi
|slges
In BIZ
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| mar
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-12-27
Important Decisions.

Collector of Customs Stackable has
Just received the decision OF the Board
OF United states General Appraisers of
the port of New York dealing with the
protest made by Lee Toma & Co, of
honolulu, against the assessment Of
duty made by the collector of customs
on cigars imported from Manila. The
protest was dismissed on account Of
lack of jurisdiction.
The collector of customs has also re-
ceived an answer to the appeal made
in the case of Tong Chong, who arriv-
ed ua the Gaelic. November %. His ap-
pliCation for admission as student
was denied by Mr.. Stackable. The pa
pers were submitted to the solicitor or
the Treasury Department for an eX-
preston of opinion. The decision Of
the solicitor was that the applicant is
bona fide student within the meaning
o! the exclusion laws. The opinion sus-
tanned the appeal and directed the col
lector Of customs to permit Tong
Chung to land.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-12-27
THE GREATEST OF RICHES.

Not lands. houses, farms, stocks or
bonds, but Health. Many a millionaire
would give his millions to eat with the
appetite, and sleep with the peace en-
joyed by the Indian. Yet 1t does not
need millions to be the equal OF the
Indian in health. The secret Of his
health and strength is ours. That Won
derful Indian remedy. Sagwa, contains
in itself the secret of the long and
respects the most wonderful medicine
known, because it is doubtful If any
improvement in it is possible. 1t is
the product of centuries of experiment.
AS 1t stands now, in the perfect ball
ance of it's giving ingredients, in
their careful selection and their skill
full combination, there is nothing left
to improve. The pharmacopoeia Of Ma
ture has been exhausted. The Indian
shut out from all outside help was
obliged to wrest from Nature the Sc
crets of her healing herbs. Slowly.
very slowly through the long centuries
he CLEANED his knowledge and perfect
ed 1t. Those centuries of slow results
are represented today by the perfected
compound Sagwa. There is no other
remedy that has so many and SO won-
derful cures to its credit. 1t is purely
vegetable. 1t is Natures own remedy,
as used by Natures own children. 1t
purifies the blood, strengthens the
functions, regulates the liver. and
makes the whole man sound and
strong. 1t is unique among medicines,
both for its simplicity and for the
thoroughness of it's cures. 1t cures all
over and il cures to stay.
HOBRON DRUG COMPANY, agents
for Kikapoo Medicines.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-12-27
CHRISTMAS EVE
WAS TEMPERATE

Early yesterday morning burglars broke
into the Office of Or. G. Il. Wood on Ber-
etana street. They entered by smashing
the front shutters. Twenty dollars In
cash was taken from DR.. Woods desk.
Many valuable instruments were left un-
molested.
Deputy Sheriff Chillingworth received
information on Monday that Fleishman,
the Sl00 900 absconder from a Los Angeles
bank, was in town. He followed up the
clue. only to find that the suspected man
and his wife were registered at n local
hotel. The suspect had recently arrived
from the coast, but bore no resemblance
whatever to Fleishman.
The inmates of the police station and
prison will have a luau tomorrow. Pig,
fish, poi sweet potatoes, fruit soda wa
ter, etc, are on the menu. The Mer-
chant street society will eat at l p. m.
and the residents of Henryville an hour
earlier
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-12-27
AWAIT
LAYING OF CABLE

When the cable is an assured fact the
Hawaiian Islands will receive an ad-
yertising boom under the auspices OF
the various railroad systems of the
United States which should attract
thousands of tourists and wealthy peo-
pie here. f. c. Smith, General Passen-
ger and Ticket Agent of the oahu Rail
way Company. who has lately returned
from a pleasure and business trip TO
the United States, came back full
fedged member of the American Asso-
cis tion of General Passenger and Ticket
Agents, and attended the annual meet
ing of that important body at AsheN'ile
n. c., on October 14th last
Mr.. Smith pressed the claims of Ha'
wall for recognition by the orsaniza'
ton in the hope that something would
be done by the railway corporations tc
include the islands in their descriptive
advertising matter. advocating them as
desirable place for wintering or sum
mering as the case may be.
In the discussion of Hawaii the con
scrsus Of opinion was that 1t wJull b'
la waste of advertising, effort an'
money to begin an extensive lot OF ad
vertising at present, as there were fer
| of the wealthy tourist class who coul'
afford to come here without being II
icablesraphic communication with tn
stock markets of the United States.
was decided that when the Mackay ca
bic was in place and ready for businef
then would be time enough for BLOWN
Hawaii's horn and telling of its adNaF
tages as winter resort. Mr., Smit
, says that the passenger agents al
I. fully alive to the possibilities OF traV
heading in this direction and will d
everything possible to bring the matte
to the attention of the American pul
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-12-27
YACHT CLUBS HOME.
Money Being Raised for Structure to

= -
The Hawaii Yacht Club at its last
meeting decided to accept the offer of
the Dowsott estate of site for cuo
house at Puuloa. The decision includ-
ed the plan of corporation for the
purpose OF erecting the house. The
company is being formed upon a basis
OF $4,000 capital stock, and of this
amount $1,000 was taken by the first
five members to whom the list was pre-
sented. The entire amount OF the stock
will be taken up by the members of
the club. There will be a second meet
ing as soon as the stock is taken so
that plans for the clubhouse may be ta-
ken under consideration at once. 1t is
believed that there will be a decision
reached within the coming wees
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-12-27
NEW SURVEY MAP.
The Latest Product Is the Best Yet
Brought Out.

The new government survey map of
the island of Hawaii has been issued
by the Department of Surveys. In
many respects this is the most nlabor-
ate map ever issued of the big island,
or in fact any other of this group. The
map indicates the boundaries of every
section of land and gives its name, ani
also gives the lines of contour Of the
mountains. Ii is up to date, showing
the lines of the Olaa and the new Olaa
lots and the route of the Hlo railroad
In addition there is an indication of
the wooded and clear lands, and such
a division as will make 1t clear as to
the quality and character of che varl-
Gus areas of the entire island.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-12-27
LARK PIE FOR THE PRINCE.
Protest Raised Against Killing the
Bros to Make the Dish,

LONDON, Dec. IA solemn protest
has been raised against the action of
the city magnates in supplying lark pie
at the luncheon to the Prince and
Princess of Wales at the Guildhall last
Thursday. 1t is pointed out that more
than 1000 larks Were sacrificed to pro-
duce a dainty dish to set before q
probable King, while he himself is the
President of the Society for the Pre-
vencion of Cruelty To Birds.
The Saturday Review wakes indiy-
nant over the vulgarity of the whole
proceeding. especially the publication
OF such details as the number of turf es
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-12-27

Three persons We're killed in train
wreck near Rockford, Ills.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-12-27
Confirmation Rite Administered

Notwithstanding the inclement weather
which prevailed on Sunday there was
quite large congregation present at the
morning service of the Second Congrega-
ton of St Andrews Cathedral when
Bishop Willis administered the rite Of
confirmation to twelve candidates, eight
females and four males. The bishop be-
fore the laying on of hands addressed
the candidates from the pulpit. The Rev
Alex. Macintosh presented the candi-
dates, and also read the service. The
Rev. +. Fitz assisted in the service, car,
rying the bishops staff
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-12-27
TO GET RID OF A TROUBLESOME
CORN.

First soak IL in warm water to soften
1t, then pare ii down as closely as pos
sible without drawing the blood and
apply Chamberlains Pain Balm twice
daily; rubbing vigorously for five min
utes at each application. a corn plas-
ter should be worn for a few days. TO
protect it from the shoe. AS a general
lniment for sprains, bruises, lameness
and rheumatism, Pain Balm is une-
qualed. For sale by all druggists and
dealers. Benson, Smith & Co, Ltd.
agents for Hawaii
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-12-27

Is making strong representations to
both Turkey and Bulgaria with the
object of inducing these countries TO
take suitable and effective steps to put
down the state of outlawry ana brig
andace on their borders. says the
Tribune's London correspondent. II is
believed that this action of the Austro-
Hungarian government is the result Of
freuuent conferences which the Ameri-
can minister IN Vienna has recently
had with Count GoluChowski, in refer
ence to the case of Miss Stone.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-12-27
4 GOLD HUNTER AID AsslsTANTs IN Nn0DEsIA
800 5000 oooooooooo

in the soup, the Jumps of pate de fos
gras, the Holsters, the turkeys and the
wines. 1t suggests that IL was a con-
ception of loyalty, which, however,
genuine, would only seem appropriate
to a man of beefy understanding.
Loyalty" says the editor. lis not
best expressed in terms of lark pie"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-12-27
From Army to Law.

NEW YORK, Dec 16.-The Paris cor
respondent of the London Times and
New York Times says that Major Car
rierC who figured so consp!cuousiy in
the Dreyfus trial, having reached the re-
tirement age in the army, has become u
barrister at Rsnnes.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-12-27
Balkan Outlawry,

NEW YORK, Dec. l6.-Adyices
which have been received here in an
official quarter from Vienna, indicate
that the Austro- hungarian government
The Bemidji pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami County, Minn.) 1896-1917, 1901-10-10

she replied. with dignity; shut, as
nothing could possibly make what you
call home more unhappy for me, and
the coming Of stranger, who may
prove friend, Will be some little com
fort. / say, unhesitatingly, Yes.
He looked at her half sadly.
Are you really unhappy really not
happy" he asked.
II living where no friendly face
ever smiles on me, where no friendly
voice ever reaches my ear, where no
one cares for me or takes the least
interest in me, be happiness, then !
must be very happy" she said, bitterly.
'Is 1t so bad as that?" he asked
and there was a shadow of pain in his
face.
1T, is worse" she replied. Only
few short weeks since her heart would
have beaten fast with happiness to
hear words spoken so kindly; now she
turned away, and from her heart to her
lips rose the unspoken prayer, "Heav-
en- help me, for am beginning to hate
him!"
The Bemidji pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami County, Minn.) 1896-1917, 1901-10-10

Jacob was handsome and most intel
ligent first favorite), and the many as
sociations which make existence in the
beautiful county of Kent Brightly
named the garden of England) dream
Of idyllic delight. All too soon these
days ended and the evil times came
and Miss Fairman, whose art had up
to that time only given pleasure to
herself and her many friends, turned
to it in real esraest, and her work, IL
hard, soon became brilliantly success
full. In December, 1896, Miss Fatrman
went on visit to Sir Dighton and
Lady Probyn to paint some Of Lady
Probyn's lovely little Japanese span
ields. While there she was presented
by Lady Prohyn to Queen Alexandra,
then Princess of Wales, who was SO
charmed with the artistically grouped
portraits, combined with lifelike por-.
traiture, that Miss Fairman was at
once commissioned to paint some OF
her royal highness' special pets.
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4 Many long capes and cloaks are Of
smooth or rough faced cloth, with re-
vers and collars of fur.
Muffs are trifle larger. Later on it
is predicted that the fancy nun Of
fur. lace and velvet will be worn with
velvet costumes.
Long capes of mink cut away in
front and lined with some handsome
Dresden silk are to be fashionable
for middle-aged women. , t
Velvet Louis XIV. jackets are finished
off with some dark fur. Russian and
Hudson bay sable, mink. Persian lamb
and stone marten will be used for
separate fur trimming.
Rough, loosely woven black goods.
striped or dotted in white or sprinkled
with camels hair, seem likely to be
much in vogue, and several models
shown by tailors make use OF this ma
terial, with touches of blue ciel in the
trimming.
"a Crepe de chine promises to be a
continued favorite and all delicate
colors, with much white, will be used.
The waists are tucked or plain, with
shirt OF bishop sleeves, just as one
chooses. Yokes have appeared on
some Of the heavy waists, but these
will not become generally popular until
later in the season.