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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-04-04
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gine pom unIerem Senator Salen=
tin 8ab I'M Senat AM Sreitas einse=
rei9te 8iG uerlanst $500 als Inter
itisuus BEL Ser Nusbeilerung ses Don
Nuou mad 9Olbins iibrsnSen Sabr
we9es. Die gor(ase wurbe an bas
gomite fur Sriden unb @ese uermie=
ien.-Oas 8eforbern Der Hoitladeu
BON 9oloins na9 -Nuon bat Sobn
Gapeniparser bem 9errn ST. S6ei=
BE iberlaiien. Montas fat lesterer
bereits bas electromagnetic ansetre=
ten.
Yier;.
Wittwo9 uersansener Do6e itarb
i'm boben sitter pom 81 Sabren Srau
@eors SoHmann aus benz Conn 8ub.
Sreitas fan6 unter srober Sbeilnabme
bic 8eerbisuns uou Der bieiigen ct.
Soiep9's Stride aus ltatt. mtt bent
@atten betralisrm BRET S0bne Ben Sob
Set sutten Mutter. = Sn Ser obereu
Staot bat Sraulein Maria San Ser
6aar Elm Pubma6erseiddft er0fnet.
-Samitas itarb in Parfiton, g. O.,
Peter Sauf, elm SObn Der BIER mob.
nenben Samilie Sobn Sauit. = Die
9erren Sbeo. Gbielen unb Sacob
Nobner baben ii6 gum @erfauf pom
aderseratben seiddftli9 uerbunoen.
Die Sirma bat Sic Isentur Ser gbam=
pion unb plano 8inber, MdbmaIdi=
men unb Pferoere6en bessleiden uer=
faufen iie Siser unb 9ooiier Drills
unb Sdmai6inen, subem @asen,
8ussies, Pfise nnb ionitise Sarm=
maldinerie. -Sobn Sebr bat bic I'M
Sown Sub selesene 9orens 8arn=
bart's Sarm fir 50, 200 fdufi6 an
iid senommen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-04-04
Sfern=&leiberffpfe.

81 a3oa gang luolene 8enitians unb 9roab=
CLOTHS SIS 20 Sprte in allen Sarben gu. $50
81 Sou Sroabc(otb in auen neuen Sdatti.
runsen, Stem Raitel Sbabes einsei9loiien,
BET anoeren 81. SO, BEL uns ....... $50
81 i3ou gong uo0enes genitiau in alien neuen
S6attirunsen bieie @o6e su.......... $50
46 3oa s~eitreifte %colorirte aleiberitofe, au:
Bersewobnli6 CUTE 8ertbe Su......... .59c
36 s3oQ i6mar5es @bip gorb, tets su 75cts
quite Nbias. iebt .49e
40 !3oI l9marSes gang molenes Senrietta 75c
Sorte .49e
A Sou i9uar3es @ranife' S5c Nualitdt gu. SOC
81. SO Suatitdt. 69c gang grepons per-
fauft bis gu So. so uur. .......,,...S1.19
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-04-04

= spe3eret5ansler bem Sanbe iinh
aaf bic anjetse ber ct. Glaaa Gro'
cert GombaaS 5~inesmieien.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-04-04
Mus Der u~m9e9enb.
Sauf Senter.

Sesten Sonnerltag wureen Der ga:
Mile Msi@ael S6wars muntere .3mil:
hinge seboren, ,uoSa auieitise 8eslid:
waEiduns.-9err Geo. Srtsfo, mel:
der bier uiele Sabre %wobnbaft mar,
fat leste 8o@e iein 9eim nod gu:
lutb uerlest, no suei ieiner &inbe'
pobnsn 9@warsbauer unt
cine sodter ber Camille q. S6parS=
bauer, bic in SET Nabe BON Stnd(ey
tuobnen, tuare, bier bei ihrem Setter
@resor S6warsbauer auf 9elu9.-
9p. Sbiers ,,nb Sos. Niles reiiten in
@el9aften nod ct. Yaul. = Srau
SOS. S6ent erbolt it6 allmdbltd
wieber bon ibrer aranfbeit. Scr in
Der Staotmai6anitalt bei9dftiste s.
s. @alder mar leste Wo9e in Sc
i6aften in Welroie; S. u. S60nbofi
par @el9afte balber in Sprins Siu
rnb @eire grope un9 @us. Yriebl
BON Der Indianapolis SrauseIsu;waI.
in Song Yrairie. = s. 6. Winnette
bat fir ieoen cine freuabli6e grpi=
Seruns, Der ibm als OeputyzS Sheriff.
Die 3eit bes Cages bietet .-Srau So.
lepbine @asparb ldBt bas alte Ser
mania 9otelsebduee abreiBeu.
Golo Sprina.
Sine 3iseunerbanee, melde BON
ct. gloub auf ibrer @eiterreile iiber
2anb in ber Ndbe bieler Orti9aft
Salt ma9te, wurbe, 6a iie ni6t mill
Zig woate, nit @emalt pon Ser Orts=
beb0rbe BON bannen se%trteben.
Sorah.
Nrn Goraben6e ieines Namensfeltes
purbe unfer bo9m. Yfarrer P. CUB
ger, .. g. g., pon ben Mitsliebern
bes &irden6ores nit einem Stdnb=
den beebrt. : 9o9m. P. Ssnatius,
.. g. g., befanb iid leste Bo6e
BET uns anf 8eiu6 erit na6 Otern
wirb ct bic ieiner @elunbbeit rpesen
seplante &eiie ua6 Californian an=
treten. : Wiblenbeiiter s. 8urlt
.uerfaufte lebte 8o9e benz Serrn SO.
Semen swei reots" fur S375.-Den
Vau oes neuen 9auI es bes 6crrn g.
8ieber miro 6err so. 6ennen con-
tractli6 belorsen. 8 Soft, Sobn
unleres Mari6aQs, bot sic SteQe ais
StationsaSent in Mtae Sacs anaes
nommen. -Sobn o.. @rabet, Elm piel=
ueripre6enber junser @ann, bat ii6
mad Oenuer, gol., semanSt, mo- ibm
bofentli6 iein Slid erbliben miro.
ct. Muguta.
Soiepb, Der dltelte Sobn ber in BEN,
bena9barten Clear Safe mobnenoen
Mnton Smbolb, biBte Bel Ser
an elmer Maisl9rotmaidine
Elm @lieb bes Mittelfinsers Der red=
ten 9an6 elm.
8mdmar.
-Oas BON 9errn Sobn S9molfe ben
SountpzG ommiiiaren unterbreitete@e =
'u9 fur einen 5abrmes bur9 Platte
IND Pulasti rpurbe sutsebeiBen-@in
,emiiier 9err. ct. @tlion pom @inb=
or, Minn. bat BON benz 2anbasenten
). S@molfe etnen 1900 older sro6en
sefauft, auf Dem er 8ieb- !
u9t i'm @roBen betrei6en unb ben
elben als cine nDatrp" Tarm be
,uirb. gr ruirS ouf Ser Sarm'
the Creamery erridten Iaiien. Mu9,
lat 9err S. S@molfe eins 220 Mder
JroBe, cultiuirte Sarm i'm Conn BUD
nat, p%ertauft.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-04-04
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Lel)en'$ 9roBe O$tern Gr0ffnung !
r. bon Wnsiiaeu, Sadet, SfirtS. @aiifS. - &

Sure SherSebhrfmne'f onnen an bmn bier bedebtt werbem. Ne auuo rwarenm mir
TN saanSs, Sud cine 10 srObe Monmsfatstit neuer Sribiabrspaaren uoruseben me
1est; ME 5upor hnnenm mir g6 10 pRl Glo iparenb en Gnfauf on Eribiabsmoouu
ws iet Gin geinb in unRrem stor wo Sud abeBeuaen. gir nsbsn G6 u gien.
Is Nots gu pl, um eu9 bic sSoae gu 5e@m. Spredt BET us Dor, mmn in Der
Smbt, uni brtst euBe Ihukn BET us m.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-04-04

Sfer=S eibe.
yteue .5ribjabrsi eioe periiide Muiter, se=
ltretft uno fisurirt, ipeSieQ. 49,. $50
@arantirte Saffeta i6warS unb in ~lonitisen
Sarben, CSC Sorte 73c
aein ieioenes eibertp Satin in alien ilarbe1
sc
Fanre Selpets in alien Sarben S1.5 50
Sorte 5u.... .S119
Sfer=SaIsbimbeu.
65c fanep Gilt Otter 9alsbinben fir Oamen
. -. :. 4. ISc
'Sl25 Iancp OamenzSalsbin6en a....... SOC
Satin Stod &rasen fur 9amen -. .1Oe
slnnene Oamentrasen. &c
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-04-04
Nate George.


Gin f(eines &in6 Der Samilie sos.
9einse madte ii6 an elmer 8aIdma=
i6ine gu i9affen uub perlebte eineu
ieiner Singer berart, baB man cine
notbwenbise Nmputation befirdtete.
= @ebriber Sriebri6 unb gaspar
@eiler ftnb nod benz weiten @eiten
seSosen na6 benz INNER nod in bielem
9anbe pielfa9 befolsten &uf: Na9
Weiten bin, nod @eiten btn, beftisle
bid, n,ein &iel! = Sn Der Samilie
Setter 8erens iteute iid elm itrammes
S0bnden etn; zines slei@en SAINT
lieneretsnii1es freut ii@ bic Samilie
s. 6. 8reitba9. - Yeter Gimmers,
mel5er lebten Serblt mad BIER u,nsoa,
lit uieber nod 2%intonuille suriidge=
tebrt.
ct. Soiep6.
Sn lester Treitas gta6t serietb. Sic
@obnuns bes Or. Yinault In sseuer;
bod tpurbe Dant Ser bilfrei@en 6dnz
be bas Seuer unter gontroue aeS
bepor erbebli@er S@abeu an
sert@tet mar. Dieter rpirb auf ni@t
gang 800 abseiddst iinb 1T bur9
Werli9eruns sebedt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-04-04

Tarming.
9err sos. @teber pon bier last
leiner Samilie eine neue @sbnuns
aus 8aditeinen erri9ten. gs beiBt,
baB bas @ebdube bas i6onite unb be-
quemite ieiner Dirt in Der sausert UNI
gesenb lein mirb. = Oie btesidbriee
8auiaiion wir6 bier eine rese iein.
Ster Carloads" 9umber purben leb=
te Wo9e aus ST. Wenners 0umber=
garo gu Torab nod bier transportirt.
&obalton.
&~potbefer Watb. 9. @ebel pom
9ittle Saas bat Bic bielise Mpotbefe
bes Or. 0onsbale sefauft un6 rpirb
bic Slbruns bes @eiddftes bem i'm
Npotbeferfa9e beuan6ten 6errn 81.
WuQins ib%erlaien.
ct. Martin.
Dieter Gage bat SER Matb. Spa=
nier BON BIER bic 100 older aroBe
Sarm bes 9errn Sacob @irb I'M
Sown Safe 9enrp fur bie Summe BON
$4,000 faufi@ e%ritanben.
Chen 2afe.
Sobn Sburmann bat feline 100
ader 9roBe, TN Eomn g6en Gate ae=
i@6ne Sarm einern seuiifen
SEQ. U. Bridges fur 50, 8 fduffi1
ab9etreten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-04-04
We,u WuniA.

Der @eidditssons i'll oct bielteen
Yutteriabrif lit Elm lebr gutter +; mod.
ent(i6 lperben in be,ielben BON 49,
900 bis 5000 gfuub Mil6 abse.
liefe,t, SER Sen S@uieters miro
lit Dem &lapperid's @elddftssebduOe
elm S6anfselddft erOffnen, : Srau
Solepb &ole lit INNER nod bebentlid
erfranft, unb boffen NIT ibren Ser
manbten unb N~nsebolisea aud ibre
Sreunbe unb Treun6inneu, baB ibr
3uitanb ii6 balb beilern mose.-Oas
|196ne Nprilmetter ermedt BEL Ben Sar=
mer1 ben @ebanfen an bic Saat.
@atfins.
Nm 1. Npril bat Serr Martin
Sort iid sel9dftli6 NIT Ser Tirma
&0bel&S obn, weldebier eine S@ant=
wtrtbi@aft 6etreibt, uerbunSen. Dieie
Ortiaaft tpirb mite febtes Sa6r pier
S9anftuben baben. = Die ,6erren
Sobann Suds unb Sos. ged BON
gol6 Sprins waren Wontas BEL Der
Samilie @ibmann auf 8eiu9. Ole
iSamilie Yaul @ismann rpurbe bur6
Die Nnfunft zines munteren S69ters
9ens bod beslidt. = Serr gonrao
ISuds, welder ais Weisentduier bier
anseiteIt lit, lanbte lebte 8o9e fait
ieinen sanSen yorratb an Deisen,
lteben CARLOADS, nod Winneapolis,
Inn i'm gleuator aufsurdumen
sauf &apios.
Sonntas Na@mittas uurbe bic gu
ct. gloub i'm 6auIe ibrer So9ter,
Der Srau g. 8. Strobers, i'm bobeu
Nlter BON 80 Sabren ~ueritorbene Srau
gliie AnSerion Don Der bielisen idme=
biIden Stride aus beerbtst. = Sn Der
Office bes bier beraussesebenen rSen=
tinel" bra9 lesten Mittmo9 our ipd=
ten Nbenbitunb Seuer aus, bas einen
S@aben pon etwa $4O0 anri6tete,
Ser uoIitdnbis bur6 0erii@eruns se=
bedt -Montas Morsen itarb BIER
i'm 9auic ibrer Eo@ter, Der Trau
!&atb. Spauloins, nod LANCER &rants
belt bic Is Sabre alte Srau q. 8ps
mon @eitern, Mittwo6, fanb bic
8eer6tsun9 ftatt. - Ser 8etrieb in
BET bteit9en Meils 2unber Co.'S SD
semable uirb nd@iten Montas mieber
anf9ettommer tuerben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-04-04
Sfer=SfirtS.

@sraSe per grpreb
pom Seem gOrt erbaIten
cine Qusmabl an OreB
Stirts, cine berrli9er
gorratb on SaHeta Gilt
Sfirts.
@roBe Quswabl Oil
moQenen Sfirts. @nb=
loIe Ieri6iebenbeit Oil
@olf u. @alfins Sfirts
pom
S1.9S bis $500.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-04-04

-
Mdnuer %patentirte Calf Balls S~anopelt =
pertb S. 1878 z
Manner &ilo &ib, ser bette &tb gorratb y
auf grben, lpertb 81 su............ 1929 Il
Manner idparse &uIlia galf @elt Balls, =
p~erfauft gu S., 800 n
Wdnner 8elour Gal 8als Goodyear gSelt, \
wertb 1915 gu. 800 y
Oamen Patent Calf Sfin, lpertb SIS su.. $40 i
Samen gici aib SAGE neuer stpl fir Srib= =
iabr II. CONNER pon 1901 mertb 81 su. 1929 =
Oamen 9ici &ib eace. mertb So. so su... 2.75 =
Mdbden Sici 3ib II Els 2. resuldrerS2. SO =
S9ub u........ 1893 =
Sfter=S rpd . epartement. =
@eiBe &udenteuer r~esuldrer 9reis Sc, nur. &c 4
Is Obb. meibe Saien unb tlntertaiIen, fancp q
ODER einfad, r~esularer greis 4sc per Get, =
nur .36c Il
Oinner:Sea resuldrer Hrsts 7c, aur...., sss
70 Suart @ansreimer, r~esularer preis 1sc, Z!
HuT... ......... n
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-12-20
LOUIS TOO LONG
FOR HIS BED
How the Pc tofiice Cashier
Fooled himself at all
Auc ion Sale.

Bargains have at times been secured
al auction sales. but occasionaIlv a
gold brick is handed out to a purchas-
er The story is told that a short
t-me ago Cashier Louis Kenake. of rbe
postoilce, attended a sale Of household
furniture with the intention of buvipe,
few or the requisite pieces for start
ing up housekeeping on a modest
scale Benake is not an ordinary man
ia size, having risen upward in the
world several inches higher than most
inCrtais in Honolulu. Louis is suppos-
ed To measure not less than six feet
two inches. standing in his stockings
and about six feet three and one-half
inches with his shoes on, and therein
lies a tale.
During the sale Louis espied a hand
some bedroom set, and the ornamental
ton OF the bed caught his eye and like
wise his purse. Kenake was a prime
bidder when the bedstead was offered
.Or sale, and his rival bidders were
completely showed under. The bed
stead was knocked down to Louis. and
after paying cash, and ordering IL sent
to his house, he returned to his office I
wearing a satisfied smile. The bed was
set up at his home during his absence
and made ready for his weary limbs
when he returned home long after
midnight. after diSposing of a big DAVIS
mail Downing his lengthy pajamas,
Louis dived under the mosquito net
ling and began composing himself for
3 refreshing sleep. But he had reck-
lned without his host. AS ne stretched 4
put his six feet two inches of humanity
there was a head-on collision His
Uranium bumped the headboard and his
.eet came in contact with the endboard
eng before his knees were straight
med out He tried again, but with the
Iame result He couldn't stretch out.
10 matter which way he tried it, He ;
inally arose, secured a tape measure
nd very seriously measured the couch
There was just five feet eight inches
Il sleeping room in it. The bed was .
old at discount the next day, and I
new one was ordered, based to spc- !
ial measurements and plans.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-12-20
A Won ans Presence

Is often pleasingly foretold by the
aroma or some dainty perfume In
times long gone by the choice scents
were made into unguents spread upon
the halr and body. Then came the
art OF distillation and the odoriferous
drops were sprinkled on the handker-
chief or mingled with the water in
when my lady laved her dainty limbs
and face.
NOT until modern times came the
most perfect way Of applying the per-
fume-THE ATOAIIZER Now no
toilet table is without one.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-12-20
E@L- - So.

We have imported specially for the holiday
season the most appropriate novelties for
Christmas and New Years gifts ever shown in
Honolulu. Beautiful Toilet and Travelling
Cases, Handsome Leather Goods, Exquisite
Perfumes, Ebony Goods and hundred and
one other articles that your friends will APP
preciate as remembrances of the closing wear.
Come and see them whether you buy or not.
Wen be glad to see you.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-12-20
The Hawaiian Debt.

Secretary Gage. in his annual report.
says Of the Hawaiian debt: OF the to-
tai Hawaiian debt OF $2,247.331 the
treasury has redeemed all but S1,019.-
4Ss, OF which S1.012. 600 is IN bonds held
in London, which cannot be redeemed
until January /. 1902.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-12-20

Mrs. Stanford has deded to Stanford
University 1000 900 worth of securi-
ties and real estate. making 1t the rich
est institution in the United States.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-12-20
Our Sele ctiOn Of
AtOmiZerS is Complete.
THEIR SUITABILITY
FOR a CHRISTMAS GIFT
PERFECT.

Perfect spraying, made in choice de-
signs of cut glass and dainty porce-
lain Not expensive, and thoroughly
acceptable.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-12-20
'KOdakery.

adays as they look on an UMBRELLA
necessity. Still, many do not possess
them, and many more are dissatisfied
with the results from their cameras.
The perverted aphorism, There is no
Kodak but an Eastman Kodak" is a
true one. You are absolutely secure in
buying any article in Photographic ap-
pllances when the name Eastman
SHOWS as manufacturer. Thoroughly
reliable and the best of material, they
always give the best of satisfaction.
1t is hard to devise a better Christmas
gift in this land of unriYalled scenery
than KODAK to those who do not
possess one, or, having a cam
era by some less careful manufacturer.
are dissatisfied with its results.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-12-20

King O'Keefe. Of the Island of
Zap, is dead. leaving 100000.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-12-20
LOCAL BREYlTIES.
AMERICA MARU's MAIL.

X -
AMERICA MARU'S MAIL. !
December 10, 1901. !
Editor Observation-Disclosures give I
local on closing of mail per S. !
). America Maru:
Registered Mail closes at u =
noon. 4
Ordinary Mail closes at D. 4
m. Very respectfully. \
JOS, n. DAT, i
Postmaster \
Per KENAKE. I,
=
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-06-29
TheatricaI Chatter
BY BRANDON.

4A*********************
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-06-29
WHERE THE KAISER RULES,

Golden and diamond weddings were celebrated by GA couples in Prussia last year, and the state contributed medals to each husband and wife.
 A local Berlin paper recently an- nounced that an invalid soldier had no other way of passing his time than collecting picture postcards. This has been responded to by some 5000 cards from all parts of the world.
 Germany's two African possessions are nearly equal in size. the sphere of influence on the east coast hay ing an estimated area. of 345,0o0 square miles; on the west coast the territory embraced is about 342,o00 square miles.
 Nearly 5000 persons committed sui- eide last year in Germany. Roughly speaking, the proportion of men to women was three to one. More than a quarter of the suicides were per sons mentally infirm. Nearly one- half had been addicted to drink.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-06-29
RIVERS AND RIVER SYSTEMS.

Thre are five rivers in the world which drain over a million square miles. They are the Amazon, La Plata, Obi, Congo and Mississippi.
 The Paraguay river, so called from the republic of the same name on its banks, is 1,s0O miles in length. At points in it's lower course it is from five to fifteen miles wide.
 The outflow of the Nile varies from 16,OO0 cubic feet second in June to 100000 in September. From these fig ures the value of the new Assouan dam in preventing this gigantic waste w;n be plain.
 The Mississippi is the longest river in the world, but estimated by amount of water discharged into the sea it ranks third only, the Amazon discharging 100000 cubic feet a second, and the La Plata s50,ooo, to the Mississippi's 500,o00.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-06-29
Ancient Records.

From Bombay comes the intelli. gence that records dating back te the first century of the Christian era have been discovered by Dr. Stein ir the course of his explorations in Chi. nese Turkestan. sThe famous traveller and antiquarian came upon a store ot some 300 documents, together with a quantity of clay seals and many in. scribed wooden tablets bearing dates A. D. 36 to A. D. 72.-N. Y. Herald.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-06-29

Liberty BeIles," in New York at the Madison Square theatre on September 30. The initial presentation will be made in Philadelphia September 5. Augusta Glosse, Edith Barr and Mar garet Walker have been added to the cast. Rehearsals will begin the first week in August at the Madison Square theatre under the direction of Ben Teal.
 Fl:
 Nixon and Zimmerman's production of 'The Messenger Boy" will open the regular season at Daly's theatre in New York the second week in Septem- Der. Ben Teal will direct the final re- hearsals. The principals engaged are James T. Powers for the title role, Georgia Cain for Nora, the female lead, and May Robson, George Honey, Jo- byna Rowland, Rachel Booth, Harry Kelly, George De Long, Harold c. Crane, Hattie Waters, Agnes Wey- burn, Helen Chichester, Leonora Krum and Agnes Blake.
 Fl:
 Ben Teal will begin the rehearsals of the Klaw & Erlanger comedy com pany in John J. McNally's new vaude- vile farce, .sThe Rogers Brothers in Washington" on the stage of the Knickerbocker theater, Monday, July 8. The organization will number eighty people. The principals are Hat tie Williams, Grace Freeman, Jean- nette Bageard, Edith St Clair, Emma Francis, Jessie Richmond, Elsie Davis, William West, Pat Rooney, Jr, James Cherry, Arthur " Gibson, Thomas Evans and Gus and Max Rogers. 1.-The Rogers Brothers in Washington" will receive its initial presentation at the Star theater in Buffalo, August 19, where it will remain two weeks. Sep tember it will be the opening attrac- ton of the regular season at the Knick- erbocker theater in New York.
 Fl:
 William Harris, of Rich & Harris, managers of Andrew Mack in "Tom Moore" accompanied his star to the latter's summer home in Buzzard's Bay, Mass, last week. He intended to remain but one day. leaving for New York that night They arrived early in the morning. Driving from the sta ton to Mack's home they met a man with string of bluefish, who said great school had come into the bay the night before. Nothing would content MT Mack but that Mir Harris should go .out ana eaten DlueHSn Iof DTeak- fast. Without breaking their fast they put off in a big sailboat. About four miles from shore they became be- calmed and remained there until after o'clock in the evening. Result, no fish, no breakfast and no lunch-noth- ing but conversation. MT Harris lost his train for Boston to catch the New York express and had to remain over till the next day. He says he now prefers to go fishing at Delmonico's on, Fifth avenue.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-06-29

Klaw and Erlanger will present their elaborate production of Harry B. smith's new musical comedy. s'The
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-06-29
No Great Lons.

Miss Clara (to Featherly, who is making an evening calD D-Poor little Bobby swallowed penny to-day, and we've been so much worried about it.
 Featherly (somewhat at loss for words of encouragement)-Oh, Ter wouldn't worry, Miss Clara; a penny is not much.-N. Y. World.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-06-29
mlstake on . Tombatone.

Lucius NJ: Sargent, in his Deal ings with the Dead," says that '.in the graveyard at Norfolk, Va, is a handsome marble monument sacred to the memory of Mrs. Margaret, etc., wife of, etc., who died, etc." and that following the inscription is this: "Erratum. For Margaret read Mar tho
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-06-29
Jov. of House-CIennine.

Hubby-Ah, my dear, you see have come home from the office an hour earlier than usuall
 Wife-Oh, you dear, good man! ] was just wondering who could get to take up these carpets!-Brooklyn Life
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-06-29
snntfedi

First Shirtwaist Man-There goes MT. Schermerhorn in new shirtwaist
 Second Shirtwaist Man-That is no new shirtwaist. That's one of his last summer shirtwais.s-see how large the sleeves are.-Brooklyn Eagle.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-06-29

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Waterbury Democrat., 1901-06-29
Arehs of EngIish Cities

London covers 75.ooo acres. Leeds is next of English cities, with BLOOD, and Sheffield third with 9,650. ]
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-06-29
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