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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-01-23
Sclura, ga.

3irsoog ben 8. babbe Dor Wenigs
beo fit Marsmsoe hos Wr. @ronbect.
5sloenbe G%mbebsmGnb blene bdlote:
Wr. y. &. ariitoferien Iom 3ruItee.
Mr. Is. .. 3bompfon Tom 0ioton,
o9 Wr. Deter 0lion iom Setret9r.
Sioite 3orsoaq bar Der abins
beforeninQs Weoe bos U{rs. Yeter g.
Rielien. Wonae par til Stebe til
3roos for Sneitormen. iom bog for
binoreoe noqls / al tomme. Oct n9ite
Wsoe er beitemt at bare bos Utrs.
s. y. 5rebrictien.
Wifs Warn 8aloemar, Wtifs
@rote Yeterlen og Wfr. Sans Deter
ZEN fra 2atimer, aIlagoe os ct geiea
/ forriQe uqe. Oct er itsnt, naar
6errens 0enner ian mebes % tale ON
be Ting. fom berer SUBS Ri9e til.
0i ii9e 3at for gels9et, o9 baaber,
De mart tommer igen.
- 6enbao ben 3. blep Drills 2i33ie
SHon % U}iis Bessie Yeterien OPP
tagne / Dor Wlenigbeo. 9i sniter Dem
peltommen, % haabe. at be bil blioe
tro 3ienerinoer / 6errens 9ingaaro,
9io flere al bore unge oiloe lutte ig
til be beliges Samfuno % pirte for
!6errens Gag, TIL fun oeri beitoar ben
fnnoe @l9be.
SioIte ll9e rejite Mr, Sans
aoning til Diaiams. boor ban Oil
opboloe zig / IGn9ere 3io.
Ssnoag ben 81. ON Sub oil.
refer gaitor Sobniou til Ggoen for
at boIoe @ubstjeneite.
Gn iGrIig 9ilieH til o0aniteren"s
99iere fra
en- Ben / 0erren.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-01-23
Korreiponoaneer
GcOnr 6aas, Sa.

Cars qeterien. 5reospiae. bar Iio4
tie lge / SnOepenoente for at obers
pere FIN Spogers gegrapelie, 6briz
ftian Rielien, Qenot unber Rapnet
ebr. 3smrer).
- Or. +. 8. Cutler Iammen meb
Or. .6erit % Or. Grouie, Daterloo,
abfsrte 5reoaa b. IA. San en- meget
beloig Operation paa 2orens Subls
0uitru, ioet be frieoe benoe fra en-
itsrre 3umor, fom potfeoe / 8rpitet.
6un CT nu foa raft, at bun Tan far
oes omtrin9 / 9uiet og bill mart bore
/ Stano til at 9pre fit Arbejoe.
- Deb lln9oomsforeningens balDz
aarlige Wsoe, 1om blep dfbolot / lios
ite uQe 9enbaIgtes til geitnrelie. Uld.
ibias Smibt. Riels Rielien, Warie
Nnoerlen og Qnne Subj.
Dor MISUNDERSTANDING ipuea
beItonbi9 at pGre / COB 6remgang,
% npe Weolemmer Tlutter Ii9 til Slot
len. % Wsoerne er goot beiegte. W}e=
oerne afbolbes MI / Stolelofdlet. Der
or eobt inbrettet o9 Ell bpggeligt Gam
linesiteo for llngoommen. Weo.
lemmetne bar boer tebt fig en- npStoI
ane er peltomne til Weoerne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-01-23
Senmare, " Sal.

8 3rinitatis Wenigbeo babbe Ri
/ 8enneu9en Wisoe boer Gftermioodg,
bpor pditor 8. 0dnien talte ooer Da.
genes 6mne, tiaige meo Bon.
Onsoag b. 9. Gan. efter genz
nemgoet iomlebes en- Itor Slot at
bdaoe llnoe % @amle / Chris 6ans
iens 6jem l Wtil Noro for 9irfen.
9et bar lioi upentet for Wtr. 6anien.
ba bun tom bjem, at finoe 9uFet fulot
at @eiter. Anlebningen til at man
iomlebes / bet geitfrie 9jem bar
nemlig Wr. @onlen og 0uitrns CRIB
brDnup. Sitter at 9eiterne bar trait
tereoe meo Safe og Sage, iom lite
tog ian tort 3ib, bd 0uiet par fulbt,
baaoe for ppen og for neoen. tdlte
paitor Robe fra getbania Menigbeo.
Gom o9iaa bar tommet til SslObrul=
Iup) oper 0apios ben Is. Salme. 0a
Ell Por Sange par offungne, talte
pritpr 6anien no fra 6iemmet / Be
tapia, iom Seius cite gGiteoe; Wlr.
Sen ubtalte en- 3at til ale be til
IT'D larenbe, bporefter a Ifiltes
II 3orsbaeen ben 10, San. talte
poitor Hobe o9 gditor s.. 0anien /
9rinitatis airten til 8%snnemsoet.
Der er / Oar IL gern, iom bper
5irsoa9 Og 5reoo9 gaar til 9onfrs
MISUNDERSTANDING bos paitor 8.
9dnien | hans Siem.
Somfunbets MisIionGr Sens
0iren fra aatimer, Sa.. ooerraiteoe
os meo fit aomme Senoag ben 10.
San. vi gl9oeoe os peb at Re BAN
iblanot os. Gfter 2%9sningen meo
8ernene | SenbagsItolen talte ban
libt til bdobe 8ern og 5orGlbre. Det
er pift bans agt at blipe bos os | Bin
ter.
Den Is. o9 IS. San. boboe hi
ben ftsrite SneItorm ri bar bait |
8inter. Bl9lten fgrte Sneen | en-
FABIAN 6art, al nan lite tunbe Ie
Sci. auloen bar bog life pGret idd
fem enonu.
aprs fpenOauur i%ortiaiies puo sibe 81
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-01-23
&erbcnS Y ut.

6orbenp. Weolem al ReprRIentan-
ternes 9us 3om 8. SobnIon fra
Ohio og Ben :. Sable fra Sainois
Ifal / 5elge ct 2onoonerteleqram bape
tebt ben fore unoeriorbiIte Sernbane
Gonoon for 100000 puno Sterling.
9enne Sernpei bsrte meb til bet ms
foaerebe Selitob g2onbon anD GLOBE
5indnce Corporation" - % ben op=
9ipne Gum er Spotpris, oa Gienbom=
men / oet n9pnte Selitabs gsger op.
9iDes I'll alene 100000 Yuno.
2ore R~oieberrp, Den 6etenote libes
rale Statsmono. bolot forleDen peo
et embellishments 4orsfeit en- OPP
iigtoettenoe 3ale, I bbilfen ban opGs
Ter uofgrligt 0eo @nglanos Iorbaan=
oenbGrenoe f5inansnso.
Som Gnglonos 0opebtonturrent
nGOnte ban ielofelgelig 4merita, Der.
nGit 3DItIdnb. 6an fremb9peoe ben
ameritanIte aapitals bqloiqe Wlaot,
% raaoeoe til, al ben unge @nql9ns
Der isger at l9re fine 9onturrenter
8uniten al. Gn 9anbelstrig melIem
@nglanb og aonturrenterne piloe,
frbgteoe ban, eIlers fad be itpbnefpanz
greite 5eIger for bet ior9en enemrg=
tige grige.
Den beremte i6nei3iIte Mlaler 4rz
nolo 9oectlin. bebe ben Is. Gan. /
5lorens. 8oectlins iDmboliittIte Bill
leoer bsrer til Hutioens iGreite og ges
n%idlelte Stunt.
S paris ubf9gtebes b. IS. San.
en- Duel poa Sabler mellem en- Sour
naliIt af bet rationale parti % 5ors
fdtteren llrbdin @obier. Den iioIte
bleO / fsrite Smgung baarbt iaaret
/ llnberlipet. Den 4rt Saar maa
efter oanit 5Gstetunit rgnes for 6sIz
gen at ct vStraboerbug". men oerfor
er Del 10 lige ilemt for MonIieur
@obier.
st Bar oronningpenlige Selifober
| SonoluIu poa 9anaii oplsite fig
forleoen. De fit ferit 5oretrGbe for
@rs Oronning 2iIiuotalani og beres
Srbfsrer Sames &aulio ubtrniis /
Imigrenoe Orb oeres bebbarenbe Scr
ligbeb til 0ronningen, men MI mebte
De ION ameritanIte 9oraere".
Oronningen eeIpor BEN pao i'm
Sioe en- noaoig og %ftebieoarenbe Be
paa9enbeb, sniteoe benz 9eto oe 2Dtte
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-01-23
COOPER COMMISSION COMPANY
Give SIOCk---s


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Gtrtp III os paa Ganit anaaaenoe 4riler paa area
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5orretniu9sfsrer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-01-23

pariierne er alOele5 oberbebiItc
DIN, at G5arens 9jerne bar taget
Sfabe unber bans fibIte SDgbom.
gepiiet Oerfor timber De /. at en- fran1t
Qfoeling, fom fornDlig Tom gennem
auslano fra &ino bleo bilit at @3o=
rem unber 3iltalen vgrpbre". st
TaaOant cement 1btrbt maa Ell G3ar
nemlig life benptte operfor loDerelttls
lebe 9plener.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-01-23

Dublin, for fgrfte Sang LIANT ben
engelife &egering Penge. Summer
onbrager $5,0O0,000. Wlen be rio
tige Srlanbere 1bnes, at 1Iigt narmeIt
er 4anbsforr9oeri.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-01-23
DR.. 6reene'S
nerVu r
for 8looet % 2lerpsrne.

Ntra. vi. Z. 4erfins, 100 IS. Street, SOnt6 Bolton, Wiais.,
lfiper.
Sc par fubfpnbi3 nebbruot o9 flu be itfe ipe oo Spuet Al 5soe
9iorte mig rp9. $50 100 te ON HIteu, oQ ie4 par Ii E iau uGt ON WRnrs
omen. ON naal ieo off til DDile ON Qieatn. Wt couto Oq min Jhg
imeueo bde 5tben. Sea bRp fudbfTnbg uom lht, nuat leg ioriS9e at
g6e min Sus9gnlng oJ ig mnbe life gaO uoen at bHoe 1oummd. seq
par poertg nerpes o9 me9et iong.
Slo btgpubte lea at toe DIR. Greeneis Nervura 8lob o9 Jerpez
QPaemi0oei og ig tan ue ie not III at ole DIT. seq bal life pPre ka
nj ma &c Ar iom i8 T for uRrORrenoe 6b, taftet pare bette tottrinOehs
&c pagmlo0eL.
Seq fan III lphe % lore 9ot iuu ia uoasuer ON a1or9enea ioftg o9 forfrs
nei. $50 paslr mt arpeiOe quiet bDuta nu FL cit 2l9oe tneoefor ell Bprbe
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-01-23

i'm. i10lt9ete. 3Ufln
8R9t Ell I 9el Ia oms
treat II o. / De 10
tie TO Uiaa
nil anbefule enb e..
Der CT ongte betalom
jog par at BRUCE oels
le unterfatoe yuge
mibbel.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-01-23
unber ben nh 3%iu9enes 5ilitano oq
Subs 9eliignelie.

az 3OsNdrsod9en for bet tp1te &eIs
Ierri9es OprettelIe og &ongeriget
Preusiens 200soorige 5poIeIsoag.
IL. Sanuar 17O1 bteo 5reoerit ben
fgrite nemlig aonge at greusIen og
Is. Sdnuar 1871 6leb 0ilbelm ben
fgrite thif Setter. Oct IioIte Itete
iom betenbt | 8erfoiQes, mems ben
tpIte Scr belejreoe Yaris.
Den dmeritanife @efanbt Or.
Wbite operbra9te paa tit 9anbs BEG
ne aejIeren en- bjertelig 9DtgnItning
% 3at for 8enIfab.
S bet ton9eli9e adpel prpoifeoe
6ofprGit Or. 0rnanoer. .Rei6ss
Nn3ei9er" inbe6olot "a Spalter Or
oensbeforationer / 0ogens Qnleoz
ming, iaa &eiieren bar oGret me9et
~9G5milo. 3iaige blep en- M Oroen
odf Den preusiife 9rone" oprettet.
aejieren bolot lelpfglqeliq ct Bar
at fine brammenbe 3aler til !6Gr %
5ldabe; tiaige afienbte ban 3oftes
t%ele9rdmmer til Drowning @ilbelz
nina al 6oGanb. @runoen BERTH
bar, at Neoerlanbenes GonQebus
eaenlig bar ifabt bet preusiiIte aons
geri9e, % tilli9e bem9rfebe 9ejieren,
at ben neoerlanoIfe 5laabe afqap
3pItlano bets fsrite Nomiral De
Runter.
Sntet timber, at ben floaoe9laoe
Setter bar tatnemli9.
Den ~fronlte 0eputsret 81. De
Seante itiaeoe forleoen Borila9 ON,
at BET Ituloe forbpoes at afboIbe ia
tolit @uostjeneit e peo 8amrets Gam
mentrRoen.
Regerinaen piloe. troos lit BABE
buo, life gau meo BERTH.
@ste6orqs 5olfemqnqoe uoqiorbe
Deb 2tarsitiftet 128,964 9erioner efz
ter en- 3ilpGtit / bet forIebne Qar at
1853.
5or nnli9 Iao en- Barrier / @pmz
naie 5beatret og 10 / ben Grab ODER
Den muutre SARGE .Yengene eler 2is
BET. at ban itprteoe bso ON. Sans
5orlopeoe. Der iao beo bans Sibe,
beipimeoe at SfrGt. SITTER at 9iqet
par fsrt bort, ~fortiatte5 5oreitiains
gen.
ct. Qetersborg, San. Is. =
6alporoet !6unoreoe Gtuoenler, Tom
fornnlig arreitereoes / GieF pao
8runO at politiite Opteier. er 6lepne
ienote ooer Sibirien til Bort 4rt6ur.
bpor be itol trGtte / Soloatertrpien.
Canine St9bne benter NANCE an
ore Stuoenter. iom er blebne a%rreItes
reoe Der i 6ooebitaoen for liQnenbe
5orieelier. Der berIter alminoeliQ
@Pring inbenfor 6ele ben r~usIiite
Stubenterberben. men Yolitiet Itaf
NOT. ION %i9opanlig, foo 8ugt oermeo.
: Qnleoning at Bariier=lloltiainz
1en bar en- bel Del 4meritanere. Tom
pod foriteQiq Bis bar bibraQet tilllos
itiainqens 6elo. mootaget 2Greslegioz
mems &ors. glunot be oefprereoe
finoes tpenoe 5ruer, nemliq 5ru pot
ter gaImer % 5ru Daniel Wanning.
Der gaar Rbgter ON truenbe 6orz
felqelIer ooerfor Nrmenierne, oqStpls
ben fudr ban, Iom bar ben bripenbe
Strait / be tioligere MlDroerier. 8enez
|rdlquoerner Gnis pai6a.
5ultdnens 9rooer, Wubdmeo pa
ida, bar anmooet i'm grober ON life
at lptte til Gnis paIdas 9iftige
3unge.
9grtebifperne Martineai % SIRE
lamb Itol BABE uoiigt til at fda ben
rsoe 9aroinlbat en- Sang / Ularts
Wladneb.
Zen engelite 8egerin9 er / ilem
9enqeforlegen9eo. 9oertrigen ilu9er
aft, 6pao Der ian itaifes til 8eie.
gu bar enoog o8ant Of Srelano",
DR.. Fenner's NYRE-
sRYGSMERTE KURs
FOralie Nyre, BlHre- oR urinHre BesvBr. II
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-01-23

Nns6olbningslor9etn 8
eHoslrie 8rDoeri sr
mere enb ben tPrteite
Ntono fau noboloe. O9 bel
CT illtet llllber, at Rpinber
otier 2tiltn il9erne al &rbel
be o9 Sor9er.
3liinotr# of Ruin6er /
8onlorer, Qutltfer o9 ga
brltfer bliuer n~enbrubte /
6e breb unoer NnlltRaQel'
le;lle og bliuer luaoe, tr9ts
tie, ileruple oS neobrnbte,
pln9eoe a. foi oslige Spg=
bomine eQer lioelIoe at Sos
per plile, J1enlulbl1, hug
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-01-23

5or nblig lao en- Barrier / @pms
nuie 56eatret og 10 / ben Grab oper
ben muutre SARGE nPengene eIer Qis
BET, at ban itprteoe oeo om. Sans
5orlooeoe. Der Iao peb bans Sioe.
beipimeoe at 5trGt. SITTER at 2iget
par fprt bort, fortIatte5 5oreItiain=
gen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-01-23
9terppic
GDiltDcr
fnrereOe DCO
DR.. Greene's
NERVURA.

lmeIhr o9 NerUeD90omme.
ser i9ter bet fore 6rpt pna aptnheus Herpefnnm. De B r then eQer
tnqen Dpne; bers Sin Ell III ueoporenbe RqDe al Qrpebe. Qlioter her. bia
Ter otr 4tshr uben 6nte. ouob unber Mt iaaoanne Rnnber oor nj
Senos ON 4ttenen nomatteoe, % pdo ner op trete og nbea gnIoung
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-01-23

JUlU MUIlDKI IIEFTBVI III u TIL
Stnrtem oed % R%rattqioer, DIR.
Greene's Nervura Nloo % j erues
Ge9emiooel - bet gP9emlbcel, Der
SenopbpG8er S.prte o9 Delbteo, rens
ler 90 beriger lobet. 9tper Rrait og
Stutfe til Rerperne o. ltGlf eeuetrart
@nerBi Ill Spilemet, Ter olt / all nil
latte Rom EN- / Stano til at gore 1T
Qrbeibe % aalqc0el pRle itPtte %
iunoe. Get CT o.une rote JReoiem,
be trRreer iii. Sntet onoet / geroen
fan asre bets Qrbeioe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-01-23

Den enoel1te 8egerin9 er / 1lem
penqeforIegenbeo. 9Oertrigen Ilu9er
alt, 6pao Der tan ftafes til 8eie.
gu bar enoog o8ant Of Srelano"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-01-23

8 Qnleoning at Barrier lloItiain.
9en bar en- bel Del 4meritanere. Ion
poo foriteaiq Bis bar bioraqet tiluo.
itiainqens 6elo. mootaget 2Gresleqio.
mems &ors. glanbt be oefprerebe
inoes toenbe 5ruer, nemlig 6ru pot.
Ter palmer % 5ru Daniel Blaming
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-01-23

2Grtebifperne MartineGi oa Sre
lonb Itol BABE loIigt til at fad ben
reoe 9~aroinlbot en- Sang / U}arts
Wadneo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-01-23
Tr. Greene ptf
0lDe Wano uoen
VetaIinA.

Set ltoar nit toren'
bUet ip9 8uinoe at
Ora9e Jtptte of30r.
@teen 8 ipecleae
] Jtooo, og bet e beolt
utittipe eiier bet euel
] tale meb Or. Or enc |
bans Rontor. 30 l9.
l4.St. 9telp Dott6I=
tp. Geagr BET nil
benIlo fotfortes, Der
bebeuts iot al gen
] pinoe o#Stprfe. %
Ge pil fan jtado. oet
! oil uQle tn Relteluor
| %,Srelntioeii. fulos
! itGnoi9NemnIeile beo
beDares ralle Jtoao
9ipnirge.og ul9en
Setaltns lotoree.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-01-23

@ste6orqs Bolfempnqoe uogioroe
Deb 9larsitiftet 128,964 gerioner efs
ter en- 3iloGtit / bet forl9bne Qar at
1863.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-01-23

8 3rinitatis Menigbeo bapbe hi
i 8snneu9en Wsbe boer Gftermiooug,
boor Yaitor .. 0anlen tuIte oper Dd.
genes Gmne, tiGige meb gen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-01-23

Der gaar RDqter ON truenbe 5or
felgelIer o%oerfor Nrmenierne. oqStpl
ben fadr ban, Iom bar ben oripenb
Strait / be tioligere Mproerier, @ene
|rdlguoerner Gnis pal6a.
5ultanens grooer, Wubameo ga
ida, bar anmooet i'm 8rober ON lit
at lptte til @nis paIda5 gifti9
3unge.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-01-12
Mrs. Minnie Fielder, of Mt. Pleasant,

Mrs. Minnie Fielder, of Mt. Pleasant,
Iowa, says:
I was afflicted for years with st.
Vitus' dance. The first symptoms of the
disease began in 1889, when the nerves
began twitching In my left hand. COM
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of them ever did me particle of good.
After had suffered for two and one half
years, the disease continuing to grow
worse, heard of DR.. Williams Pink
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1T was In 1891 that I was induced to
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often found it almost impossible to talk,
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in full possession of all Of my powers by
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-01-12
A SHARP CRITICISM.
Magazine Editor Claims Congress
Was Too Liberal

The Worlds Work for January says
that Congress granted a too liberal suf-
frage in the organization of the Terri
tory of Hawaii in that it took away the
property qualification. In the endeavor to
make it correspond with the accepted in
depreciation of the Declaration of indie
pendence the magazine believes that an
error in colonial government was COM
mitted, and cites the recent local cleo
tons as the basis of this contention.
1t says: 1.-The original Cullom bill for
the establishment of the United States
Territory of Hawaii required that an
elector should own $1,000 worth of real
property or should receive annual in
come of 5000. This restriction on the suf-
frage had been tried and proved efficient
In protecting the government of Mr.. Dole
from the compatibility of the natives be-
fore the islands came under our control.
But this property qualification was strick-
en- from the bill as 'un-American.' The
Royalist candidate for Congressional Del
egate won the recent election over both
the Democrat and the Republican candi-
dates, and our government in the islands
has had a direct setback. This Royalfst
Delegate-elect, Wilcox, made the impress
sion on the natives that he would do
something for the rehabilitation of the
monarchy, and proclaimed revenge on
the Americans. His record as a revolu-
ZIONIST both against King Kalakaua and
the late republic will be brought out in
a contest over his seat in Congress. But
the local political situation is somewhat
serious. The growth of the country in
every way since annexation has been re-
markable. Honolulu, for example. having
increased in population from $4,000 to
5000. Through the too early bestowal
OF liberal suffrage, all property and
hopes of progress are at the mercy of a
retrogressive electorate Interference
with the existing thoroughly tried fran
chise to make 1t agree with the Declara-
ton of Independence was an error in co.
loniaI government
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-01-12
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WITH 40 H. P. BOILER, AIR COM
PRESSoR, ETC.
ONE SET FOWLER STEAM PLoWS
FoUR GANG) AND FULL ASSORT-
MENT SPARE PARTS.
THREE $50 H. P. STIRLING BOIL
ERS.
ONE SET GREEN'S FUEL ECoNo-
lMIZERS-1s2 TUBES.
! TWO woRTHINGToN HIGH d.
TY STEAM PUMPING ENGINES,
CAPACITY 100000 GALLONS PER
"a HOURS, AGAINST A TOTAL
HEAD OF 42O FEET.
| ONE rs H. P. UPRIGHT TUBULAR
BOILER.
| ALSO CALIFORNIA MULES. IN
FINE ORDER.
| PORTLAND CEMENT.
STEEL T RAILS. 25 POUNDS AND
80 POUNDS.
TWO 15-ToN FLAT CARS. s-FooT
GAUGE.
TWELVE s-ToN FLAT CARS. g.
FOOT GAUGE.
ONE STUMP FULLER.
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! accepted the Invitation purely out
OF curiosity. 1 never was 30 surprised
In my life. In the first place you
should have seen the house. All the
heavy fittings had been removed. and a
lot Of tina, delightful grass furniture
was scattered around The portleres
and cushions were OF linen fabrics
eastern patterns and dull green's
with here and there Just a suspicion Of
red. There were any number Of palms
and Morris chairs and cool looking d.
vans heaped up with pillows. Daisy
wouldn't let me lInger down stairs,
however, but insisted that 20 up to
my room and rest before dinner so
lounged in little blue and white room,
with much befriiled cretonne pillow
under my head andla an electric fan
soothing me to drowsiness cast a
sleepy glance at the blue and white cur
tains flutterlng In the breeze, at the red
geraniums In the window box, and
gave a sieh OF deep content After all,
II was really very comfortable / pick.
ed up one Of the latest novels and tried
choice bit from a box OF bonbons
near by Then fell sound asleep, and
/ never heard a thing until Daisy said
Come, you lazy girl Dress"
She stood before me, vision in a
pale pink muslin gown which showed
her white neck and arms ~ didn't
know you dressed here in the summer"
| muttered sleepily, But Daisy only
laughed as, with the assistance Of her
maid, she coaxed mo into a pale blue
dimity Of hers. We are about the same
size. When we reached the dining
room, inwardly thanked her for the
loan. Who should be there but that rich
old bachelor, Jimmy Kemp! It appears
that he and Mr. Van Twller are bust
ness friends, and as the poor chap had
no home TO so TO this relatives are
away In the mountains) Mr.. Van Twill
Ter invited him to dinner. | never saw
any one so delighted In my life. He
kept telling US how dismal II was at
the club. how his business was such
that he couldn't get away this year and
what a pleasure 1t was to have a real
home dinner. | saw his eyes dwell on
Daisy with an admlring expression as
she gracefully made the salad with
def twists and dashes which showed
her plump arms to the best advantage.
Afterward he said it was the best salad
he had ever tasted. And 1t was simply
great. I'm going to get the recipe.
After dinner | had another surprise.
We went up on the roof AS on most
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BY TABITHA soURGRAPES.

The ship will leave US, Mlralda, "
said Flibbety.
oh" she replied, "the ship can
wait for us"
Eleven O'clock! by Jove. I'll give
her scare anyhow" Flibbety re-
solved 10 himself. "Miralda," he re.
marked severely. I'm going to leave
you. viii not miss my vacation trip
Just because you are not ready"
He Jumped into cab, was driven
20 the steamer and took his post az
the gangplank 10 watch for his wife.
The last gong sounded. the last per
son who came to see friends OF step
ped ashore. Fllbbety said TO himself
things uncomfortable. They began to
swing the plank OF from the ship.
Flibbety tore his hair. Drops OF per-
splratlon stood upon his forehead.
AZ that instant carriage clattered
upon the dock at furious rate Mira
Flibbety sprang out OF II with a
graceful bound and was Just able 70
make the plank before the steamer
was pulled out" she was radiant
In the most fetching sailor costume.
every hair In curl, her cheeks bloom
ing She was such a fair vision that
everybody turned TO look al her Flib.
betty hardly knew whether TO kiss or
XIII her
Il told you there was plenty OF
time" she said.
She had waited three hours and
risked being left behind 10 have that
costume finished.
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FLoUNCED WINDOW BLIND.

The net and muslin curtains this sea.
son are perfectly charming. A conven.
tlonal flower powdered upon fine net,
with appropriate border, such as this
tle' or ribbon and bow" are all popu.
lar. AppllQues on net and a particu-
larly exquisite handmade Arabian pat.
tern in deep ecru lace are much ad-
mired There is also lovely make in
fine muslin, with the ribbon border
partly executed by pieces OF net insert
ed In the most ingenious and effective
manner.
Curtains and window blinds are so
closely connected that allusioR must be
made TO the tasteful styles OF the lat
ter and In a special degree 10 those with
the bonnie femme nounce Of muslin eds-
ed with ecru lace below an effective
border Of applique on net The damask
hangings have TOO firm a hold on the
public 70 allow their claim 10 escape no.
lice. These lovely fabrics. in the most
delicate and beautiful colors, have a
great future In store for them. In APP
pearance they are hardly inferior TO
silk, and there is something clean and