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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-08-20

gtlbanots Oantgebet pie elm Mpre
9enliep. 0a ibr Sinh nod idlisf
erfpb ie ii9 leiie unb trat ans SEM
fer, I'm reIfen @rpa6en ab3uparten.
Bon bietem tleinen 5enitsr nit
~tleinen uno griinli9en Sdeiben aus
lab lte cine pra6tprle 3anDI1aft
Dor ii6. Senieits bes 9emiiiesartens
ein ~iteiier afbans nit 9aioe unp
Giniter bepa6ien, fibrte au ben
WIelen, inmitten bsren Elm GROCER
Wafertei9 lag, iiber ben fih mod Elm
ipeiBltder Rebel ausbreitete, Der aber
naG uno mad ben Sonnenitrdblen
mid. Re6ts Elm bepaloeter Berg, Der
pe9en feiner S6lu9ten nod bDber Su
iein i6ten, ais er pirtli9 mar; Limits
einige 4derfeloer, ipeiter bann cine
peite @bene, po MIR Saioetraut uno
Wtpps pu6s, bann enelih Elm Speiter
Berg, Der pom tiefen unb hreiten Nlfz
fen bur4fur9t uno nit b%albgrauen
Selfen teoedt NOR oeren Sebe nur
bur3 etntse t;efgriine Carmen belebt
mar. Stcier lnfreunbli9e She'll Der
Sunoiduft 6iloete einen itrengen
Gpntrait nit benz Shat, in pelpem
Elm nieo!ihes tlales 5liB9en in Dem
@ieienerunbe tdnpelte.
lllmen uno palmen grenaten ab
uno Su hie ufer bes Slib6ens Elm
unb perbreiteten Shatten I'M Soms
mer. Sn Der Serne tonnte man bic
peiBen 9Guier bes 9prfes Ieben, Die
am 4bbanse bes !0iisels iiG nett ausz
bpben; iiber ben Sduisrn hing elm
r~ngebsurer 5elien, pelder iie inter
leinem Safe gu begrdben i9ien; Guf
benz 5elien itanben Die Huinea bes
alten S6lofes bon aotbeim. Ssit
langem i9on bate bic srdfli9e Sa=
mile bas S9lpB nerlaiien; man iab
Die ~ipeniger 9roBartieen Sbirme bes
neuen Sblohes, pel9es in elmer
G9lu6t bss Sba!es aufgebaut par,
ni2t msbr um gelagerungen unb
Stiirmen 81 trcBen, ionpern INN
BARN in 8ube unb 8ersniieen elm
lei6tes unb feines 2eben su5ubrinsen.
Wabrcno Gbiotilpe Die besaubernbe
Gage betra6tete unb b%emuneerte, lieB
ii6 Elm i6pader SreuOeuruf Dernebz
men; tie penbete ben &Dpf um. IS
mar 9lanta, Die serduidlps aus benz
Bette getommen mar, uno Die 8ez
birae unp Sbdler beDunoerte. Wel6
Elm GpntraIt nit benz tleinen i6mubis
GEN unb biitsrn Sof, auf pelden pas
einSige Seniter ibrer 9a6tammer gu
Monbberg ging. Sas entsiidte &inb
idlus Die 9dnb9en auIummen.
49, SHUTTER! mie i6Dn lit bas
9laes! pelhe 2uit! nelt lf0ne Spa
Sisrsdnee neroen mir in ben Waloeru
unb ben Wieien MAIDEN! Sieb! Der
8eesn lit ppriiber, Die Come piro
ben Winter pertreiben; oann pirit gu
aud ni6t mebr weinen une 8u nirit
audi feline Sdlte leioeu. 4d, liebe
Wutter, fpie gut lit 8ptt!
ga, mein &inb, er lit gut; er bat
uns i'm 4ugenblid unierer grDbten
Notb gebplfen; oanten mir ibm, meiz
ne 8lanfd.
8eibe fnieten nieber unb perri6te=
ten Elm freuOises MOrsengsbet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-08-20

Sie Griffin con 3otbeim IN.
@Gbrenb 9lanfa in boiler 5reube
in Der Ndbe bes Sauies nit ben 8uz
ben ober Dem SagObunbe HupreGt's
ipielte, iab @blotiloe aIein nit Gina
am SCRIBE unb frug oieie iiber ibre
@~obltbGterin aus; Gina, fpel9e bic
eble Dame liebte uno beren einfa6e
8eeleiterin pdbreRb pielen eSabren
getpe1en mar, freute ii9 iiber bas aez
ben, ben gbaratter unb bic Samilie
Der @rdfin beri6ten 81 tDnnen.
Die Dame gebDrte elmer beriibmteu
ungarii6en 5amilie an. Sic bate
unter ben ifDniten unb ebeliten 5ofz
bumen Maria Sbereiias eegldnat unp
mar Die Superintendent Der ungliidz
li6en Mtaria Nntoinette gepeien.
Spdter bate iie Den 8rafen BON
Rptbeim eebeiratbet, Der in Der otter
rsi9iiten armes cine bobe Stenuug
einuabm; iis bate iih auf bic Sitter
hires Maunes Suriidseso9en. Nls
geiitreiGe uno mutbi9e Srau perpalz
tete ie in ausgsSei6netsr Meiie bas
@erm1gen, NEEDLES pur9 Die Nuseaz
ben Des 9rafen, pelde Der aries unb
feline Steauns ibm auferlegten. ses
litten Fate, sic peigerte iid, am
6pfe gu lefen. Sic bate bort Die
8ersniieen hires 4lters uno Die 8or@
tbeile hires 8anges genieben, fir iid
unb ibren Mdnn Die @unIt Der aai=
ieriu, bon Der tie seliebt. g~efplEnen
tOnuen, aber Tie bra6te Der @brgei5
3llm S6peisen, I'm ii4 gang Der
Gorge fur ibrs 9inDer unb ibr Saus
pibmen gu tSnnen. sic bate gsrue
bic 9epiie elmer anberu aoeligen Sas
mile annebmen wOIen; Mtebr @bre
als @bren.
ssern BON ben GuItbarfeiten Der
@elt uno ibrem Na6benten iiberlaiz
len, aufrlhtigen 6er5eHs unb eruitz
baften 8eiitss, gelangte lie in Sur
gem gu elmer aufrl9tigen unb bobsn
5r0mmigteit, pel6e ibr Gbarafier
ipfort in Bertc Der NG9tsnliebe aufz
geben lieB.
ollie Irmen mebrerer Stunben
nett lie6ten uub perebrten bic eple
Game, a6er man fiir6tete au6 loren
5iemlit bp4mitbigen Gbaratter unb
i6r i9einbar abitobenbss 8enebmen,
llntugenben, irel9e lire 5r0mmigteit
nur tteilpeiie beberri9en tonnte.
sic berbeblte ii6 Das Nqes ni9t unb
itrebte redt erritlib barna9, ii9 nGcb
ben 8ori9riften bes @pangeliums Su
ri6tsn, Inn ianftmiitbis u, nemiiibig
an perbsn, mas lie ld6elnb unO ieufz
3enb 5ugIei6 nannte: our6 Elm Hds
belobr geben.
gta6 elmer qepihen 3ubI Sa5ren,
RE iie in sirer rubiseH 3uriidge3psens
beit 5uge6radt bate, mar oas linz
eiid iiber ibr Saus getpmmen; ibr
8atte,j ben lie sGrtli9 liebte, par ges
itpr6en, gerube in benz gugenblid, mo
sr Die @rmee bGtte perlahen t0nnen,
um I'M GAppBe ieiner Samilie cine
ebrenDDle uno poblDerOiente Hube
az qerieben, 9hnn tamen Die Grz
eignine in Jrantrei6; Die 9rGfin
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-19
Bu t,erRdufen.

Seipel's Anti> Malaria piutn
fns ein f3<rtS glttel eeee1
edbitfelfrpff, 6ieber. Grippe, wRalartafehee
in aGsn ibren Gormea.
Hei ou,n apotbefnn 5Oc. 0k S~d1ttI.
9bep. 0Hilliam S5ploetpeb,
ertssrid1gs.nu. unb gen.alsuaStrsbs.
Galtimnrt, Ra.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-19
Mrtbnr q. &oblo,1,
1877 Oft'Saltimpre-Str.,

WeIus, xCtuIrt> HHa PuIIuBt@1HeH1Ut.
Ceffentlider Nptar.
S9iffstarisn na9 unb bon europa
au bilist.n Yrsilsn. Rsiiepdf1e BE-
forgt. 4us5ablurssn, frei in's 3aus
mad alien Sbeilsn Guropa's.
(Tdra2. .S&S1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-19
@eni6rniasO in Scras.
Meritaniide M0rber bur9 500 Mann
Seraner Derfolgt. - 9rei Der MiTs
ietbGter bereits abget6an.

ietbdter bereits abget9an.
Can Intonio, Ser, Is. sunni.
Sunf6unbert 8iirger Oes fiibpe ltltz
6en 3sras MAIDEN 5ur 3eit Sugb duf
cine 66aar meritanif6er 8anbiten.
oSn Der NG6e bon Belmont bat bereits
Elm &f 5tpiI4en Seranern unb
Merifanern itattgefunben, nit benz
ReIultat, baB Elm Meritaner erIdoiien,
elm anoerer berpunbet unb Elm britter
ge6dngt tpurbe. Ser Qebtere tpurbe
QufgebGngt, tpeil er fi6 tpetgerte, ben
9lufent6dlt Der 5ii9rer Der merifaniz
iben 8anbiten mit3ut6eilen.
Ser Gonfltft lit bic SSolge breter,
pG6renb Der lebten paar Sage beriibz
ten Morbt6aten. Die Opfer Der W}orb=
bu6en iinb: @9eriff 90. 8. Morris
BON &anfas Gountp, S4eriff Hobt-
81. @lober BON @on3ules Gountb
unb 5onD Sdna6eI, Elm rei4er Han&a
BETTER.
On Der Spibe bes Qufgebots, tpelz
DIES bic Oeiperubos berfolgt, iteben bic
54eriffs Der Gounttes Srabts, Sans.
Bee, SaG5, 8aitrop, &err, 8enoall,
Star, Mtacola unb 8e6b. 4uBerbem
iinb nod etli6e 8iirgeraufgebOte orga<
niiirt fporben unb fa6nben ebenfalls
auf bic Jlu6tigen. Wtapor Gmmett
Wbtte BON 2luittn befe6ltgt etnes Der
lebteren 2(ufge6ote. @Ouperneur SaD=
erS befa6l beute einem 9etu4ement
Der berittenen Staatspoli5et (Ranz
qers), ii9 Der @erfolgung an3ui9liez
ZEN, 70 baB jebt iiber 500 Mann ben
merifanii6en W0rbern na9ieben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-19
Grneuerte 8 9t 6 n
trdfte.

PETERSBURG 18. Sum-. -Sas
Winiiter Gomite bat, pie perlautetj
bei6lohen, Die Ya9t : Gontrafte Der
Commander unb Suling sSnfeln
fir 3,5OO,00O fubel ($1,802,5000
auf 3ebn Sabre 81 erneuern.
Die COMMANDER onieln geb0rer
gu 3ublanb. sic bilben bic 8ers
ldngerung Der aleutii4en Snfeltette,
nabe Der &amf9atfd Siiite, unter
bem 35. 9rab n0rbl. 8reite unb 167.
Ditl. 2dnge.
@om papit befGtigt.
Hom. 18. Stunt. - Ser 9apit bot
bic Grnennung bes Or. Sbomas S.
8ennebp bDn p6ilabelpbia gum 3efz
tor bes 2lmeritanii6en Gollegs als
Na6folger besMonlignor S'Gonnel,
pel9er gum 8i16of BON Portlano,
Me., ernannt tpprben lit, beitdttgt.
Or. &ennebp'5 grnennung tpuroe
leBten Samitag BON Der Gongregaz
tion Der propa9unOa empfoblen.
g d Dne 9 braien Sran5 :.
Spfepb's.
YraG Is. Sum-. - &uiierSrans
SoIepb bat in einem eigen6dnbigen
Sdreiben an ben Stdtt6alter parme
8enugtbuung iiber ieinen @mpfang
burd beibe 3aFen, G5eden unb9eutz
fde, in 806men, foipie iiber Die it4tz
ltden 8epeiIe ibrer Yrosperitdt ans
gefiinbigt, unb Die lleber3eugung gez
iuBert, baB Der 10 Iebnli6 geipiinf4s
te rationale 6risbe, fir pelden Elm
Yfub bur9 Die erfolgrei4e &nnGhez
rung Der beiben HaiIen auf benz
'tpirt6I9aftlt6en @ebiete angebabnt
iporben lei, bemnddft Dem 2anoe
80bmen Gil She'll tperben mOge.
3peinambafte g Drift # L
Ter geit or zen.
Ser n, ben 18. Suni. -
y1a6 lGnqerem Sie6tbum lit bier
Der nambafte S6riftiteGer 6ermann
Grimm, elm Sobn bes berii6mten Ser
maniiten Wilbelm Grimm, geitorben.
(Gr mar am 6. Sanuar 1923 in 3afz
iel oeboren, itubirte 1846-49 5u
Berlin unb Bonn Die &e9te, nanbte
ii6 ober in Der 6olge me6r pbilolpgt=
19en unb bi7toril6en Stuoien 81. @r
purbe 1878 gum orOentli6en grofeiz
ior Der &unitgeidihte on Der timber
IitGt gu Berlin ernannt. 8rtmm'5
6auptipert bilbet bas n2eben N}i4elz
angeles" @on ieinen 9lrbeiten iin6
nod 5u nennen: Die W}onograpbie
.9as &eiteritanbbilo bes SbeObOrtd3
gu 4d9en," n3ebn ausgepGblte 81
fans CUR Ginfii6rung in bas Stubium
Der mobernen &urIt" n8Dt6ez8orlez
iung," ferner Der Roman nltniiber=
ipinblibe MG4te.D
@rimm's @ema6lin mar bic bra=
matif9e S9riftitelIerin GiIela bon
2lrnim. 8ur3 bor feinem 9inf4eiben
erfubr er, boB bas nYalezGo1eg" i'm
gum @6renbottDr ernennen ipolle.
Sn 8ten lit Der fru6tbure Sdrift=
fteller Sstar Seu6er, G6efrebafteur
Der n&aifer1. Wiener 3eitung II. Wiez
ner 4benbppit," geitor6en. (@r mar
am II. DECEMBER 1852 in 8edersz
borf 80bmen, 9eboren. Die 3abl Der
pon ibm gei6riebenen @erfe, 0raz
men, biitorii4e Sti55en, 9umoresten
ETC., lit Qegion.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-19
Sturmherhecruuaen.

Glepelanb, g., IS. SUM-. -
Gine 0epei9e uus 0elapare, O., mels
bet, baB Elm f6redli6er @bflon bort
qeniitbet bat. 8tele @ebduOe tpurben
umqepe6t, 8retterbuufen in 9du1er
gef6leuDert unb &utI4en 500 Yarbs
ipeit fortgefii6rt. Sb Meni4enleben
babel perloren gingen, 1T nod nidt be-
fnur+
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-19
MIA SoTiu uue nj irf,r usftsr,

gasr BON elmer Rrantbsit beiaaen piro, laHs oiHis
6b niht biz sur llnbcil5arfst i'm SOrptr einniitn.
Izo 0er oonH osiluns n5t. i5tnt, oa'n anprt;.
inIrn Ssilmittsln cine totenreie 9robs fir Ssosrs
mann III babtn 1T, ME }. 9. Ons betannte 6dmors
rbo;o:nzSoeilmttttl r2tHuttfs," BON pclttm 4eu=
ffatottr { 60. sor 24l6.. @rns0orfsGiIp an itos
mnr,Tt cine Irobe tOiteuirti i:notH. Ser 2rante
o.ptufe itsts Der Grtnss: r9is babin CLAUDE unp
nid5t iueitsr Gam prObrs, uberjsage 2lb ert!"
Gro Wi III, ,S&gp)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-19
ShiFsfarten

mtb uus BON Guropa iiber 9remen ceer GaMd
burg bLfor9t b.:
arpeottt on oeS ~Semtidbem GorrefDoasentenss
G.sR.sGds Ssltim0rssGty. uHe 9oitsS SfficesgSe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-19

ge an Ipl4e MG6te, beren Grebit fein
bpber tit, nGmli9 GuBlanb unb Saz
pan. 9ieIe beiben Mfddte tppllen cine
gr0bere In5abl BON Bombs, neil lie
bObere Snterefcn be3ablen miihen.-
9ieIes @erlangen purbe BON ben anz
Deren @eIanbten iebr fii6l aufgenomz
men unb biirfte mod @nlaB gu man.
der Sisfu1iiDn aeben.
Evening star., 1901-05-23
spanfsh Imports of Wheat.
Special From a stan Correspondent.

Spain imported during last year about
213, $50 tons of wheat, or about $1,000, 600
worth, according to Information furnished
the State Department by Consul Bartle-
man at Valencia. The Importance of these
figures, it is stated, is accentuated by the
fact that Spain has the lowest average
population Of any European country and
that in several extensive districts wheat
bread is never eaten.
Evening star., 1901-05-23
Senate at the Raleigh.

In the Raleigh Hotel cafe the chief
bartender said: 1--WE have Senate
beer now. We've always had a
larger demand for Maerzen than any
dark beer, and now the demand for
Senate beer is also becoming large.
So we have placed Senate upon our
wine list
Senate is a great beer says VIII
liam r. Nau of 0o7 Seventh street.
Il keep both Senate and Maerzen
and they are strong favorites. One
has but to know Senate to learn to
love it,
Evening star., 1901-05-23
At Hugo Ziemann's,

Al hugo Llemdnn s,
The central location and extensive
establishment of Hugo Ziemann, at
10th and + streets, command a large
and representative trade. I went in
to inquire about the popularity Of
the Heurich beer, when I met Mr..
Hobart Brooks, the editor of the
Washington Capital, and a group of
well-known Washingtonians drink
ing Maerzen.
Pure beer is as much necessity
as pure water" said Mr.. Brooks.
"Maerzen is pure beer without ques-
ton, and popular. Pure and popu
lar summarize it.
AT the managers desk, in the ab-
scnce OF Mr.. Ziemann in Europe, his
representative said:
Everybody Knows It's Best"
at is the best and everybody
knows it. It's always what it's rep
resented to be-
(Signed) Hugo Ziemann,
Per P. T. F.
"Heurich's is the beer to drink.
1t is the purest beer brewed," said
Mr.. Schmidt, the caterer of the Saen-
gerbund, who was present at one OF
the interviews.
That's so,' added D. T. Queen
OF Tenleytown. Its the most easily
d:gested beverage brewed."
The sale of Heurich's beer in
creases my business constantly
(Signed) James Gallagher,
1903 Thirty-second st. NV.
"Heurich's is the best beer brewed
in this country. | have travelled
great deal here and abroad, and l
haven't found anything better than
Maerzen."
(Signed) Fred Albrecht,
2I0 Pennsylvania ave. Sc.
The Greatest in the Country.
"Heurich's beer is the greatest in
the country Or anywhere else. | sell
all Heurich's, and my trade increases
all the time. | sell more beer now
than | ever did"
(Signed Frank Mann,
483 Pennsylvania ave. NV.
"Heurich's rleans Success"
It's the only beer in Washington
man can make a success with. |
handled several kinds, but | did not
make success till | cut off all the
others and sold Heurich's alone.
Then | made a success, and Won
derful success. It's the beer the best
trade demands"
(Signed) J. T. Heare,
Sol d st. NV.
This statement is important as ex-
pressing the universal experience of
! those who deal exclusively in Heu-
| rich beer
Evening star., 1901-05-23
WHERE 1T Is SOLD

"Then / made investigation OF
American beers, and found that the
Maerzen Beer has the same flavor
and the. same qualities that the
Munich beer has, and so l have been
prescribing Maerzen to my patients
until lately, when | learned about
the Senate Beer, learned that it has
passed the second stage OF fermen-
tation and, therefore, will not fer
ment in the stomach, and now | am
drinking Senate myself and recon-
mending it to my patients. For the
average beer drinker there is moth
ing more delicious than the rich,
dark Maerzen, but for those who
are, like myself, afflicted with gastric
peculiarities, the Senate Beer is the
best beverage in the world
Beer in the Army.
Mr.. Charles H. Ridenour, the pub
Usher OF the Army and Navy Regis
ter, and one of the most widely
known men in America in service
circles, stopped me at Chase's "Po-
lite Vaudeville" the other evening to
say: I'm not a beer drinker-but
since one can drink Senate beer with
out getting bilious, I've ordered a
case for my homeland | know 9TH
er families that are doing the same,
and, by the way, it was a great mis-
take when the Canteen was abolished
in the army and the navy. All agree
that abolishing beer drinking, as it
was conducted in the canteen system,
has resulted in a great increase OF
whisky drinking outside the lines
and consequent drunkenness, court
martials, desertions, decentralization
generally and difficulty in securing
desirable recruits. Beer is a tenn
perance beverage, and the army was
much better off with it than with
out it,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-12-12
CHILD'S MEDICINE
WHY?

Because SCOTS Emulsion re.
%lieves such an extraordinary
variety of children's diseases
all the way from slight colds to
the serious hip disease.
Because SCOTS Emulsion is
asharmless as milk. Well borne
even by the delicate stomachs
of babies.
Because children respond so
quickly to its action. A medi-
cine peculiarly suited to their
sensitive nature. 1t is wonder
full how rapidly delicate chill
dren improve in every way
while taking SCOTS Emulsion.
Because children like the
taste. Most of them like SCOTS
Emulsion at once. The rest
soon learn to like it. Little
doses bring the results.
Well send you a little to try, Il you like.
SCOTT BOVINE, 500 Pearl street. New YsrE.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-12-12
SUGAR

II '
williams. Dimond & Co.'S sugar cir
cular. dated December 3, to their Ho-
%nolulu correspondents, contains the
following:
S~ugar-Prices in the local market
were advanced December 2. fifty
points, Western Sugar Refining Com
Dany's latest list for California, Oregon
and Washington, being as follows:
Dominos. half barrels, $3.50.
Dominos. boxes, 5.S0c.
Cubes (A), crushed and fine crushed,
500.
Powdered, 5.15c.
Candy graduated, 5.15c.
Dry graduated, fine, 5.05c.
Dry graduated, coarse, 5.05c.
Fruit, graduated, 5.05c.
Beet, graduated Q0O-pound bags on
ly), Csc.
Confectioners' A, 5.05c.
Magnolia A., 4.65c.
Extra c, 4.55c.
Golden c, 4.45c.
ID" sugar, 4.S5c.
Similar were made for ex-
port, the last December 2 quoting dry
graduated. $4.SOc for Arizona, Nevada,
Alaska, Hawaiian Territory, Idaho.
Utah, wyoming and New Mexico.
Basis-November 25th to S0th, no
sales; December 2, cost and freight
sale, OUV IONS, eQulNdlenJ IN long price
to 3.75c, establishing basis for 9~6-degree
centrifugals on that date, 3.75; San
Francisco, 3.375c.
London Beets-November % and 90,
IS 3Ad; November %. rs 4hd; Novem-
Der 29, Is Sd; November 80, rs 3Ad; De-
cember 2, rs Sd.
New York Refned-No change, quo
tation of 4.65c net cash still being in
force.
London Cable-November 81. quotes
Java No. 10 ID. s., SIS 1912; fair refining,
Is 10Hd; same date last year, Us Sd
and lis Sd, respectively. December
beets rs sgd. against 9s Sd correspond
ing period last year.
Eastern and Foreign Markets-Ac-
cording to latest mail advices from
New York under date of 9th Ultimo, a
quiet market for raws is in evidence,
but with a very firm undertone. Hold
ers are disposed to offer sparingly in
the hope of an improvement later on.
In refined market is firm with a rath-
er better demand. European markets
quiet and unchanged.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-12-12

der medal rules. of the Honolulu Golf
Club Will take place On Dec. 18th. The
play was fixed for the Sth inst, but a
.-postponement was made IN account Of
wet weather.
There will be no football game on
Christmas Day unless the OlyInpics
decide to pay their W expenses and
come down.
There is ak of a baseball game on
Christmas Day between the Honolulu
Athletic Club and the police teams.
Merle Johnson's skiff has been So
len from the mornings of the He IlanI
Yacht and Boat Club.
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IMPORTANT TO SPORTSMER.

THE MANAGEMENT OF THE
Hotel Haleiwa make the announce
ment that 1t has secured for the ex-
elusive use Of guests, the privilege Of
shooting game over the lands of the
Oahu Railway and Land Company. in
Waialua and Koolauloa, on the Island
OF Oahu. The shooting Of game on the
said and is prohibited by the Oahu
railway and Land Company to other
than hotel guests. Parties desiring TO
themselves Of these privileges are
reminded of the statute requirement
concerning the carrying OF firearms.
6O16 c. p. IAUKEA, Manager.
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WING LUNG CO.

NOW ON HOTEL AND MAryNAKEA
STREETS,
ana as soon as their store is repaired
VIII return to their old stand.
GROCERIES, FRUIT LED ppo
VISIONS.
Orders promptly filed.
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Al the Popular $3.50 Books sold for
All the Popular SIPS Books sold for
All the Popular $3.50 Books sold for
All the Popular 81. 90 Books sold for
All the Popular 75c Books sold for
Chtldren's Books from DC to 81. 90
each.
special arrangements will be made
with Sunday school committees and
others who intend having ChristmaH
ENTERTAINMENTS. Special discounts will
be given for the next fifteen DAYS
Marietta, a Maid of Venice" bv
Marion Crawford, just received. 81 ID.
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Marietta, a Maid of Venice" nv
Marion Crawford, just received. 81 %.
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" S%%2Ss@ 0has. F. Herrick Carriage Company. Ltd. MsSs@SS
The Finest Qd [Bgd side SDdIg Bgl HldeE The Columbus

1t has more desirable features than any other side spring gear.
1t is so constructed that the. center or brace springs serve a double
purpose, i e., both a brace and an equalizer, consequently you Jet les
side motion than on any other side spring gear. Put your whoIe net
on one step of the COLUMBUS and watch the result, then go through
the same operation on any other side spring gear vehicle INC you VIII
find the COLUMBUS down level, while the others will cant to one
side. There has been over 10000 vehicles with this gear solo, and s.
far as w know there has never been a spring broken and It's riding
qualities are unsurpassed.
Take a Good Look at the Two styles. We Have Others.
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Boston, purchased twenty mead for
S32, 900.
Texas Tom" Redmond, once a no
torious turfman, died in a hospital at
C~ovington, Kentucky.
Cresceus goes against the worlds
trotting record at Los Angeles on the
18th.
Peter Stirling, the worlds champion
three-year-old gelding, has been sold
for 50, 200 to Frank Work of New York.
ON THE GRIDIRoN.
Michigan defeated Beloit by the re-
markable score of SO to 0.
Cornell IS, ' ermont 0.
De Saulles, the Yale quarterback, Is
now convalescent.
Michigan football eleven has sent a
challenge to Berkeley. The offer has
been declined.
The receipts of the Yale football
games Will net Yale $50, 600 after she
has paid all expenses.
Cornell "a. Pennsylvania s.
Michigan so, Iowa o.
The Michigan team this season has
compiled 451 points and has not been
scored against.
Wisconsin 50, Chicago o.
Columbia 40, Indians II.
Minnesota Is Illinois O..
Stanford II, All Southern California
0.
Nevada 6. Utah O.
Olympic =, Reliance 0. The contest
Atkinson of the Reliance Club. and
Umpire Koran.
West Point II. Annapolis 5.
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