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A WORTHY SUCCESSOR,
Something New Under
The sun.

All doctors have tried to cure Ca
TARRH BY the use OF powders, acid
gases, inhalrrs and drugs in paste form.
'Eher powders dry up the nucuons mem
brances causing them to crack open auo
hleed. The powder acids used in the i'll
hslri, have entirely eaten away the
sumo membranes that their makers
agr aimed % cure. while pastes and oint-
lteuts cannot reach the disease. An old
ana experienced practitioner who has fer
many years made close study and spec
iaItY of the treatment OF CATARIH
hu- III last perfected Treatment whic!.
when faithfully used. not only relieves at
onep but permanently cures CATAREfr
" bs removing the cause, stopping the dis
cl.argrS, an4 curing all inflammation. Il
+ the only remedy known to science that
actually rcaches the afflicted parts. This
wonderful remedy is known as "SNUF,
I,LES the GUARANTEED CATAlsRi
tIs" aud is sold at the extremely
low price Of One Dollar, each package
continuing internal and external me Il
cine sufficient for full months trent
lr.nr and everything necessary to its Der
feet l,e
SNf'FFLES" IS the only pcrfcci
#GATAItRn CURE eyer made and i
naM recognized as the only safe and posi-
ivr cure for that annoying and disgust
Ag disease. 1t cures all inhamatill
quickly and permanently, and is ais
wonderfully quick to relieve HAN
FEVER Oh COLD in the HEAD.
.NTARRH when neglected often lea
! ~ Observation-Disclosures
/ wiil save you il you use il at once. It j
ua ordinary remedy hnt complete treat
mont which is positively guaranteed !,
eurn CaTARRH in any form or stagt
ii iisod according 10 thn directions viii.
acrompnny each package. Don't deli
9 lrit send for if az once, md write ~
particulars as to yonr condition and yo
4 win receive special advice from the dis
icovercr of this wonderful remedy regaF5
! ing vnur case without remedy regarf
1 vond the regular price of "SNTFFLES
the "GTARANTEED CATARRl
CURE"
,. Sent prepaid TO any address in tt
Z, United States or Canada on receipt ,
e one Dollar. Address Pept. p. III Fi
WIN r. GILES & COMPANY, 23Ss M
2332 Market Street. Philadelphia.
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EEW WASHINGTON MYSTERY.
An inair That May Rival the Hotel
Kenmore Murder.

Washington. Dee II 4 mystery
tiaf may rivai rhe Horel Kenmore
murder III lar May. for which sIrs.
Rpnihe Il noW on trial far her life, de-
ptangl Yhnn AiG- Mia Gilbert Den.
nt- widow of fortrfiae years, one
NJ tbn mo-t prominent N -hingtons
Fashionable uodist,.- ras discovered
unconscious fl Aer r4nni a. I'LL Il
~tr.rt u IS Her kuil va fractured,
ier law broken aid hrr body badly
bruised ii several places.
The entire detective force n the CITY
wn, ~ gncd % The ca-n BIZ soon as il
uI- reported 70 headquarters
lilat robbery was uot thn motive Il
artIant from the fact that lie victim
lrrsethooE containing 3 large amount
u9nev WaS found nn i stand near
fitr bod
.rha woinan had probably been Al
tacl.ad while asleep lhc weapnn usnf
Wi- th- fnp af i piaro ro9l whicf
pa- fonaa III tle Hour near the from
nafoW through wlAch tilr assailan
erllentlg entered and escaped Their
Nas I'D Overturned hoWrrp9t ~ III
hlleonr OUTSIDE iii" window.
Aifs Dennis + tue widow of Waltn
E,saitis. BIT QUE t.Iue q we'll EnoWn ae
tnr
Ibc BoninD trial continues 10 attrac
taa attention 1hree medical -
n.lt> gavn testimony dniing the siaA
ai going - show I'll" alleged clos
FlEgp d Wiit flm fatal shots Wei
fst4l
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MRS. sTANFoRD's GIFT.
Details ~ the Way She Has Endowed
Her Pet University.

Sau Francisco Doc IT, The deeds
II gfft executed bg Mrs Iane I. stan
ford conveying property NalIci 81
from S4s1fo.0G0 10 S30fD06D0 y III"
I.clHha stanford Ir university 10 not
affert Ten control of that Institution
during 4er lifetime Ihe total pf her
endowment l- said II III three times
rreitrr tllH was ever before gir"a fy
one individual ID alacatgHa purposes
iii tllc history II the world TAr prop
rrties 4i5tn 10 the nniFessts are enn-
mrrafeI II follows
Interest earring stocks md 1ands ~
tie highest class sr.a'ieeir NJ
praisIt Ill Sls.gEDay and mostly
bou@ifl "ilh tAe following estimated
possessions Gf twa geaf7 sa 2ssWl
sharr~ southern IacHe -tocb IA 50
d share. 81 4o0oeg ipl4e shares e'en.
tral 'acftir stock al go share $3.50,
300. 10000 hIrr- G.ntr3l Pacific stock.
III 81 4 sAarc S5Tuba6 MarEct street
rail#ay stock, Sl.5opftaG on"sfauffl
interest til Pncific Improvement com.
pany, sT,n0o.0Bn: total s2e72e.9bn
Real estate IN tWentr.siy counties
aggra2ating about lOO1pO acres of
land valued 1T $12,#n0pU; Nlna ranch
TehIma county. 55neD acres enormous
brandy and agricultural place; Giridle5
raraA, Butte county 22.pn0 acres. lar
grsr wheat ranch III tho world; pal'
Ain ranch, SANTA Clara county, a.o0l
acre famous stock FIRMS stanford
mansion. Nob hill, san Francisco
Stanford residence, Sacramento, aut
extensive tracts ~ real estate in sey
entaen other counties of thc state.
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Rnte Mnr In itnI1.

Salt Lake city, Dec. ~ Every rail.
road doing business il Utah, according
- The Herald, Is engaged IN d rate
war, the slashing being principally on
WeStbonnd traffic. for which there is q
scramble regardless Of rates, Tho Rir
tiinndc ana tho Missouri Pacific are
said 10 have been active in starting the
fight
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Lnn,n cnn.e. Entnl Eirn,

Ilovof, y. H., bee, TO- = life has
been lost and a business block wreck
81 by fire The victim of the flames
was Charles W. rhurston Of Exeter,
\. H.. owner Of the burned building.
who lodged in an upper room. II is
thought that lamp exploded as Mr.,
Thurston was lighting 1t.
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HACEETT RESIGNS.
Darling ~ncceed- Him ns Assista n !
Secretary Of the Nayy.

stTFFTHTy " Ut Wy.
Washington, Dec. ~ Tie president
ha- accepted III. i-aation II Mr.
Frank w Hark.tt q. assistant secre.
iarr If tile navr. 81 take effect u.xt
Monday Ill successor. M. Charles
H Darling il Vermont Who i *
f,eetnd here ii lay ar two, Will r.
l!trs. him u ai- official duties on that
diy
III tlc ,poudanee tliat tpok placf
fetr..n Secretary Long and Air
ilarkatt, the latter explained taat IL
s4- compelled u give VI liis office and
rptnru ~ Ills law practice and Secre
tarF Long expressed regret that thl'
Na> necessary.
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WILL SEEK COMPENSATION.
statement Regarding Wabash wreck
Hade In the Italian ihnTnher.

uhue IN AbF italAdh ahhAhhtIt
Rome. per Ia In the aaml.er y
deputies the und"r foreign SECRETARY.
SigYpr Raeelli Replying ro 7 question.
declared fH- government would take
p-'uPt H4tsa lts,s II Sf--aafi th'-
r...its III tae ltHliaa tlft,E- - the
yferk sn tae Naba,h railroad n.ar
~e.s.,7 Moi wAat N--ffeufid train
,Es.,tlH= II tita laadeti rita iiG.
Hf-ranfs aii tS Yflsr aeas- col-
lf.i 4 Fifi. aa aasrtaHuti passenger
traa. resulting I tte los II many
lises and the lainrins of ! great tum.
fer " the passengers
i Tie italian oHsni Tile secretary add
.a lad hea1l instructed z help the suf-
f-rrrs - obtain compensation ana g
lles up the jusi demands u The rela
f.rs> OF the victims
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Old Kriss Raders.

II there Is one place in Wilmington
where a full line Of Christmas goods is
10 hr found il Is AT Bader Brothers
store. No. 221 King street. a look at
tho store leads one 10 believe TINT Old
Kri.S has made il his headquarters.
Goods of all kinds are displayed at prices
that are remarkable because they arr -
nw. The line Of express wagons, dolls
dnll shoes doll bonnets. sled-. tin horns
mechanical and all other toys are large
4 special invitation ia extended to par
rnts to bring their children when visit
ing the store
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,.Yico plnn. cotton war.

City u Mexico, Dec 10, The Mexi-
can cotton TEXTILE manufacturers have
Investigated the market for cotton
goods iii Central aud South American
countries and are prepared to make
shipments there in competition with
European and American mannfactur-
.r- II has been found that Mexican
trsfilrs are suitable for South Ameri-
can demand and can be sold ~ 2 profit
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pr.n.ury VIII Anticipate Interest.

Washington Dee, 10 The treasury
otiiciaIs have decided to anticipate the
interest due on Jan /, and next Satur,
tlay United States Treasurer Roberts
will mail checks covering interest
amounting to S4665,742. OF this
amount s2.229. .7D3 is on the per cent
consols Of 1890 and S2,436,02o on the
per cent funded loan OF 1907.
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Indian Baskets

Scrap baskets and T. :
hampers made Of coloTea ~
splints, they are malll''@', y,
by the Mohawk Indians n
New York reservations
designs, 3oc. to $3.50.
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RENAISSANCE CURTAINS.

Sixty pair Of Renaissance Cur
tains came to lis this week that
are the best we have seen this
season under priced, and we in
cluded them in our Christina
Hsrings-
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Rugs.

The rug stock offers !, u !;
acceptable gifts, the stock $,
varied prices would give y'l
conception of what we olie'
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Florence Crittenton Home Meeting
The regular monthly meeting of the
Florence Crittendon Home will he held
at the home. No. s17 West Ninth street,
At 3 o'clock this afternoon,
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Statuary.

Some of the Statuary al
quarter the price off yet REM, : \
but You'll do we'll to look Y
early.
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Couches.

New arrivals the past week
have strengthened the line
prices now from $500 to $500
you'll look far and wide be-
fore you'll find 50 many depend
able couches at such little prices.
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The wood se il and cobbler
rockers range in pr c. from SI.45
to $4,000, many Of them show a
reduction Of thirty per cent.
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Stands for any part Of
house. No such showing
them will be found III any ),
All prices and all woods
line is complete from the !
ones OH upwards to the
lib arY table.
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Combination Cases.

bookcase and Desk combined
always were satisfactory gift
for Christmas as, and we've already
sold many Of them.
$1,000 to S45 90.
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a beautiful showing Of pedes.
tails in mahogany and quartertd
oak.
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Prairie Grass
Furniture,

We have been able TO secure
more Of the s. S. chiffoniers for
the holiday selling-others up.
wards to 700. 90 in all woods.
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A GORGEOUS AMBASSADOR.
Magnificent Costumes e Ds wsen by
The Siaosss Minister as
WaAAlA0toa.

He Will Be . particularly gorgeous
minister. In Siam his collection Of
twsiry IL no finer than that Of many
other men Of high rank. but Siam has
been amassing gems for many gen
erstions. He has emeralds. rubies,
pearls and sapphirss sswed into some
of his ceremonial costumes. Besides
these he has his m ore personal jswelry
diamonds and pearls in rings. pins,
belts and pendants. With all his dec
orations on. chief among them blazing
the blus-whits diamonds Of the Order
Of the White Elephant and the pris.
matte gorgsousnsss Of the Chinese
crown. he u literally daEsling center
Of radiance, sAys the New York Sun.
His favorite costume, and that
which best becomes him. IL the native
Siamese panung and embroidered
jacket This panung u the universal
garment OF Siam for both sexes. and
y a long piece Of cloth 90 arranged
and wound about a. to form q pair
Of baggy trousers. The ambasxador's
outfits are Of silks that cannot be
matched in this country. unless in the
wardrobe Of his excelkncy WI Ting
fang. and many Of them are magnifi.
Gently embroidered and jsweled. On
his feet the ambassador wears san
dals. He wears no hat-dosSn't own
one, in fact. In his own country his
head is sheltered by parasol carried
by slave.
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ODD MINING IN OLD MINT.
tStiea Ytsi1s . 1ssA 1st1sD
Of freaS0Ps.

Extraordinary mining operations
are being conducted ., the old min:
by DR.. David X. Tu,tle. head of the d..
pertinent of melting and refining. and
. dosen Of his most expert men. The
prospecting !, on the floors, the cell.
ings. the tables. in cracks and crannies
of boxes, on old, dusty shelves and
finally in chimneys, whore SCOT and
dust have accumulated for more thar
half q century, saysa Philadelphia ex'
change.
SCOT ou, Of a hue leading from one
of the furnaces CONTAINED d two and one-
half per cent of gold and silver. Tha,
percentage indicates that in . ton OF
SCOT and dus, there would be found
50 pounds OF precious metals, worth
between 5000 and $4,000.
The value of the s~eepings on the
door of the melting room has been fire.
quently referred TO. but DR.. Tut,le's
miners do not stop .. that. Now they
are prospecting the brooms which dc
the weeping; they are working ou.
the wooden chairs. the wooden
benches, the wooden boHes. Ae cell.
!ngs. the window frames. the tiniest
corner and even q long shelf running
around the room on which crucibles
have been stored for years. In all oi
these rich fnds have been made, and
the total gold and silver recovered will
amount into the thousands.
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About tn. p.a..ylv.n,. Lines.

The verdict given by the general pub.
iic that the Pennsylvania system offers
the mos. comfort able and quicke st service
from Chicago to PlttsburR, Philadelphia,
Baltimore. Washington and New York,
$ undisputed by thousands Of patrons
who have used these lines. The dnir G
service is unsurpassed. The scenery
through which the road runs is the mos,
beautiful OF which the east can boast. the
'amous Horse Shoe Curve alone being
me Of the rarest sights TO visitor from
the western states. The traveller is
guarded on all sides by experienced em.
ployes and no pains are spared TO make
the journey one OF ease and safety.
II you contemplate a journey to ,ht
east full Information may be obtained BY
addressing H. r. Dering, A. G. P. A.,
No. 246. South Clark street, Chicago.
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sQUIRE'S WIFE TIED KNOT.
Cospls In Absence Of Her
Husband.

Squire Wade Bailes 10 . North Caro-
lima trial justice who lives in the neigh
borhood known as Stewarttown, which
is 20 miles from any town.
Half Of his house hangs in Chester
field county, 8. C., and the other II
the Tar-Heel state.
The state OF North Carolina re
quires q license to b. obtained fol
marriages. In South Carolina there Il
no such restriction.
Because OF his location Bailes ha,
found that fees for marriages consti
tute large part Of his income.
North Carolina couples who are un
able or unwilling to pay for Hcense
or who are In an especial hurry, ar,
invited into the South Carolina sidt
Of the house and there the service u
performed.
Everything went smoothly until .
few days ago. In the absence Of the
magistrate young couple drove
hastily up and demanded marriage 10
South Carolina. The squire's wife
told them her husband was away. She
said that she could perform the serv.
ice. A. she knew II by heart. and also
knew the sliding scale Of charges.
The young persons were satished;
they were taken into the house and
married.
Several days later. says PhiAdel.
phia North American special. the girrs
father heard that . woman had played
minister At his dauRhter's marriage
He promptly procured a license and .
preacher and had the kno, retied.
Mrs. Bales has been notified not &c
DO any more marrying. but she canno,
understand why.
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Ous AavsutaGe,

Dobbs-Why. hello, Hobbs. under
stand you've married an authoress. !
congratulate you, though it 10 said
that they don't make very good wives.
Hobbs-They make the best wives
in the world. old man. Now, my wife
writes almost all day, and a woman
can't write and talk at the same time.
Boston Herald.
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Dyspopsfa Cure
lt 0an't holn but do YOU GOOD
Or. H.,.r.llz wo.A.r..

"WeA." she said, In some astonish-
nsnt. - she looked up from her pa
per. woman certainly 10 invading all
hnss OF business. A girl burglar has
just been caught"
"Iwonder." he commented, thought
fully, III the nms Is coming when
Nmid man will be worried at night
for fear there's q woman under the
bsd."-Chicago Post.
Daily camera., 1901-11-27
Political Exslutis.,

| "What are the several steps In the
ovolution Of politician into . states
RAn. colonel?" asked the hopeful
young aspirant for public honors.
"Well," replied the grizzled veteran
n the art Of converting public trust
iato . private snap. "the first 10 TO get
ON. the second to get honors and the
third to get honest. Town Topics.
Daily camera., 1901-11-27
A llixht Error,

II gusss wen have to put that 'ad.'
In again ~ free insertion. remarked
the foreman.
what 'ad.' 10 that7" inquired the Cd.
itor.
"Why, Sellem's ann ounc emsnt Of his
btoreful OF furniture, bedding and
Pugs' We've made II bugs in to-dsy's
issus."-Philadelphia Prsss.
Daily camera., 1901-11-27
xse,s.avy Pr>eevtse..

Aiss Saint ClAir-But, dear. why are
you 20 very particular about making
calls only in perfect wes,hsr7
Miss We're dc vers-Why. my child
II ! didn', 20 on the very loveiiest days
! might h.d soms one at home! Les
hes Weekly.
Daily camera., 1901-11-27
CsnDsshsasivs

j Ths New York Girl-Nowadays they
Donsttmss perform marriages With
bwo rines.
The Buffalo Girl-wsll, for . we'd
0ins. give me one Of the good old-fssh-
sonsd ons-siAS circuses! - Brooklyn
A8ls.
Daily camera., 1901-11-27
Natter ~ sM.

With aSgumsat . nan lotA Asht.
To prove that ~ 10 In the rt0At:
while instinct v By woman sought.
TO tell Ass II sAs's right OF not.
~C1ieADo Daily NsWp. l..
Daily camera., 1901-11-27
0AsNlA - CoawSaSAl.

II have not much luck With Miss
EMth-shs's about % cold a. The nor th
Dok,"
/. SOL should mink you'd get on
kAmously. then. for you're about a.
hvkward - . polar bsAr."-N. r
Times.
Daily camera., 1901-11-27
l..rsn.a.. re.sa.s.v

!P Jasssassss Tsstiassy,
"Sse here, waiter; l osn't chew this
bleak"
! Il IN not exactly surprised TO hear
q, sis."
what DO you mean BY thatf
Il msaa that you are the hftA gen.
tlsmsn who has said the same thing
about tt."-Clsvsland Plain Dealer.
Daily camera., 1901-11-27

HAD Been A0i0tOA Before.
Hs-kay read my last poem to
you1
Shelf II 10 your very last, ysa-N.
7. Times.
Daily camera., 1901-11-27

"Hushi It's wrong to SAY anyone
10 'CoinS straight to the DEVIL"
That's 20. You have to bs crooked
to 70 thers."-Philadslphia Press.
Daily camera., 1901-11-27
DELIGHTFUL WINTER TRIPS

DELIGHTFUL WINTER TRIPS
to all resort points in the south and
southeast at attractively low rates via
the Colorado & Southern railway.
Here are few OF the many resorts to
which round trip tickets are now on sale.
TEXAS-Galveston, Houston. Austin,
San Antonio, Rockport, Ell Paso.
LOUISIANA-New Orleans, Lake
Charles.
MEXICO-City of Mexico. Monterey,
Guadalsjara.
Notwithstanding. St. Angus.
tine. Key West.
CUBA-Havana.
NEW PROVIDENCE-Nassau.
Ours is many miles and many hours
the shortest line between Colorado and
the south. Our through trains carry
handsome Pullman sleepers and elegant
cafe cars. Meals a la carte.
7. E. FISHER,
General Passenger Agent.
Denver, Colo.
Daily camera., 1901-11-27
~. aAaTonsAL naroar.

Customer-Tlis suit knt well
mAds.
Tailor-If IL wsre Il wouldnt 1t
yov.-JouYnal AnusAnt.
Daily camera., 1901-11-27
TIuthful,

Hs--What in the world did you tell
your father had kissed you forf
She-Hs asked me how far elonG
I'd Got.-Detroit Free Press.
Daily camera., 1901-11-27

=SIL ks
We have 20 pieces Of silk which have been div'd
ed into two lots. Lo No contains plain and
fancy Silks also a number Of pieces OF SATIN,
worth from 6oc to 85c. 60 at. at...............-A3c
Lot No contains many OF our best silks not
piece in the lot worth less than ooc, 60 at....73c
Shoes
Regular 50 50 and - ladies fine shoes in all the
newest styles. 90
Regular s. ladies in light and heavy soles and
fine soft uppers military heel. 20 as........ 2 80
Regular 81 and e. IS in good assortment OF
styles 60 at. .....................''' w
Regular 81 90 and s. IS shoes 10
Daily camera., 1901-11-27
Yirnly URilsA,

Yirnly UaitsA. :
''Is she well marrisd7"
II should say so. She's been tsyios
for yeers to get divorce. and can't
Baltimore jewish Comment.
Daily camera., 1901-11-27
ALL MUSLIN UNDERWEAR AT AND BEL

Ladies' and Children's Hosiery
dozen ladies imported all wool hose, worth 6se,
oo~
70 dozen ladies fine hose guaranteed fast colors,
regular 75c values, 20
40 dozen ladies hose regular Isc, 60 at........ &c
,s dozen childfens fine imported hose, worth soc
per pair. 90 49,.
AZ dozen ladies extra heavy cor,on hose. regular
price 35c, 60
10 dozen misses fast black and seamless hose.
regular 7oc value. 60
SilVerWare
AZ pieces of silvervare containing butter dish,
cake stands cracker jars. pickle castors, cream
pitchers fruit plates, ETC.. worth mp to S3 50.
your choice OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .........Si"
En-, ls47, At prices never before equaied
Daily camera., 1901-11-27
Notions

Notions
Embroidery silk. Belongs. per skein.
JnlOOieS. ~
fen noioeIS. ~
Extra good briste hair brush.
Extra good wire hair brush. ..........I7c
o T lustYe cotton. ................ &c
u esnce Belongs knitting silk nc
100 yard spool sewing 81 k.... &c
Ladies velvet grip hose supporters fSc
JVF embroidery cotton. n....................... &c
Ioc pins. ....................... SC
Hair pins. ....... Ioc
Chldren's school handkerchiefs. &c
Extra good clothes brush
Belongs spool twist. ................ 7c
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-06-29
Rain Mars Moonlight
Fete at PunahOu

The moonlight garden fete, given last
night at Punahou College for the bene-
1T of the Young women's Christian
Association was great financial and
artistic success. There were certain
unpleasant features, such as the sprin-
kle OF rain drops which would come
peppering down, every time lover or
villain In the play became serious.
In spite Of the rain the people enjoyed
the affair. There were numerous rich
costumes and new dress suits that for
the first time felt O more soaking spray
than comes from the glass cut bottle
OF lavender or heliotrope. But the
scene was pretty. The foreground, the
steps leading down from Punahou hall.
the gay lights, the furnishings, the
tropical setting of palms-ln fact
everything about the place was q
classic dream-except the calico cur
tains In front OF the improvised stage.
But the people enjoyed themselves.
When an impressive scene of the play
was interrupted by a shower Shd the