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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-11-22
Band No es.

The Hawaiian band will serenade the
officers and men of the United States
battleship Oregon this morning. The
band will be taken out to the anchor
age where the war ship is lying in the
U. S. S. Iroquois, and will probably
play from its decks, steaming about
the big ship.
This afternoon the band will play at
the football game at Punahou, and to-
morrow afternoon at Makee Island
Waikiki.
Next week the band will play on
Thursday and Saturday afternoons at
the polo tournament at Kapiolani park
and on Thanksgiving day at the foot
ball game.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-11-22
BUSINESS LOCALS.

A bright bell boy is wanted at thu
Moana Hotel; good position for smar
chap.
Some of the features of Primo LageI
are it's purity, healthfulness and deli
cious flavor.
w. F. Hebron at the Paragon Mar
ket will take your order for Thanks
giving Turkey, cranberries and chick
ems.
The six-year old bay gelding EVA
tassa'' will be sold today at auction BY
Morgan at his salesroom on Queer
street.
The Pony Promo sells for $11O0 a
the Honolulu Photo Supply Co. and is
a perfect camera. Size of plates OF
films 4x5..
for presents. large assortment at Orien-
tai Bazaar, Waity building, King street
Phone White 2746.
Tenders will be received by the Attor-
ney General for furnishing the Oahu
Prison with meat, bread, groceries, etc.
for the ensuing year.
Mrs. H. H. Williams is showing some
very pretty patterns for embroidering
shirt waists at her art rooms, corner
Richards and Beretania.
The work turned out daily by the Ex-
pert Dentists is surpassed by no one
For honest p-to-date dentistry and
low prices go to see them.
Very choice live or dressed California
and Island turkeys at Metropolitan
Meat Co. for the Thanksgiving dinner
Leave orders early and avoid the rush.
The Hebron Drug Co. have fine dis
play of brushes of all kinds In their
makai show window. They will very
soon announce the opening of their
branch store, Sachs block.
J. C. Axtell, who deals in monuments
at 1048 Alakea street, has just received
car load of the finest monuments ever
shown in Honolulu. They came direct
from New York city ex s. S. Nebras-
kan.
Thomas@G. Thrum, at Santa Claus
headquarters, 1863 Fort street, has now
his holiday goods displayed. Every
thing in the store is new and this sea-
sons goods. See his announcement
published elsewhere.
Miss Preston of Chicago has charge
of the Montana Millinery Parlors on
Hotel street and has had expert assist
ants busy all week trimming hats
These hats will be shown today for the
first time and all ladies are invited to
call.
Lot containing 21s acres planted with
fruit trees and a fine stream of water
running through the place in Nuuanu
Valley, near the Halfway House, will
be sold at public auction today at noon
at Morgans salesrooms on Queen
street.
Mrs. Ethel NJ. Taylor will today dis
play in the makai window of the Iio-
nolulu Drug Co. a choice collection sof
cut flowers, ferns and palms. Mrs Tay-
Ior has had many years experience as
a. florist in Los Angeles and Riverside.
She will take orders for floral pieces,
decorations, etc, and all orders entrust-
ed with her will be attended to
promptly.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-11-22

When you cannot sleep for coughing,
it is hardly necessary that any one
should tell you that you need a few
doses of Cnamberlaln's Cough Remedy
to allay the irritation of the throat, and
make sleep possible. 1t always cures
and cures quickly. Benson, Smith &
Co., wholesale agents, sell it.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-11-22
Harness Horses Ready.

Both Sambo and Cyclone are in form
for their match on Thanksgiving Day.
The race will be pulled off about three
O'Clock preceding the polo match for
the first heat, and between periods for
the others.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-11-22
Nebraskan for Kahului.

The oil burner Nebraskan left for Ka-
hului shortly after eleven o'clock last
night She will return to Honolulu to
finish loading before proceeding to San
Francisco.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-11-22
Special Prices
This Week
IN THANKSGIVING
Table Linens

Thanksgiving tables should be
adorned with the best the family
can afford. Our special Thanks
giving offering of Table Linens,
Napkins and Table Covers is the
finest assortment ever displayed in
Honolulu.
Exceptional values in Table
Covers and Napkins to match.
Square and oblopg Table Covers
in all sizes
Doylies of the daintiest needle
work, fringed and hemstitched.
An entirely new line of Hem
stitched Napkins in beautiful de-
signs and sizes.
Table Damask by the yard in diff
| ferent widths, new and pretty de-
signs.
Table Runners and Tray Covers
! in most complete assortment to
suit all tastes.
For a thoroughly full line OF
Table Linen of all descriptions in
Guiding all late novelties. do not
| fail to visit our store. Our rrlces
are right and the goods a fair ex-
change for your money. Our win
dow display this week ia well worth
a trip down towo. Be sure to see 1t.
N. S. Sachs oo..ITo.
Cor. Fort and Beretania
Streets.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-12-12

splaniibe TruppentransportsS 9iff
,3anDra' uno elm penesDlanil@es
&uIten=Sabrseua nit 8efblag be-
leet uub beioe nab Sort Df Spain
gebradt babe.
Die am 10. DECEMBER in Caracas
uerbafteten 9eutiden uno @nelanoer
iino iibrieens lbDn am f~Dlgenben
Gage uieoer freigelaiien pDrben,
mp8u bic SnterpentiDn bes au1erifa=
nii9en @elanoten 8open piel bei=
eetraeen au baben iheint.
Scr. 8Dnen 1T ourb bieies Gin
i1reiten su @uniten Der in Caracas
anidiitgen @uropder 81 elmer eeniI=
fen 8eribmtbeit in Berlin unb 2pn=
BON eelanat. Die 8erliner 8ldtter
brineen fem Bib uno feline alsfiibr=
libe 2ebensbelbreibung unb lDben
iein entlbiebenes Nuftreten.
9ie 8erliner 8reiie lobt bas etter=
glide @ingreifen Der &eibs= &egie=
rung, iebDh nit Der Nusnabme Des
lpsialiftiiben r8Drndrts" pelder
n1eint, oaB Die 8esierung bur1 ibrer
uebereifer mebr Shaben aneeribtet,
als @utes geittftet babe. rDenn
iber $50 Winionen Marf beutlbeu
&apitals ieten in 8enesuela aneelegi
eetpelen uttb Die Mmerifaner niiroen
ft9 iebt pDbl i'm StiIen pergniigi
Die 6dnoe reiber, neil Die 9eut1hen
nun lire btsbertge bpminirenbe Stel=
flung in cDmmersteuer 8eaiebung in
8enesuela ielbit leibtfertig ruinir1
baben."
Sn Baris nertpeiit man nit Sc
nugtbuune barauf, baB Die Mn.
lpriibe, Die man pDn franaDli1bel
Seite aus an Geneauela gu iteuer
gebabt babe, in befrieoieenber @eils
auf oipIomatibe @eee erie:
biat morben mdrer, Dbne sab Srarf.
reid es nDtbig sebabt bdtte, feline
| 3ufluht gu iplben @emaltmaBregelr
81 nebmen, pie 9eutlblano uni
@rDBbrttannien.
Das lit aber rtur in1oferr1 ri1tig
als Der Brditbent Gaitro eingemiQig
bate, Die franSD1iihen SDroeruneer
tim @an5en ca. $11, 600, 900, bar.
unter So, 500, 900 fir Die 8abn npr
WaracaibD nah ben Bergen einen
Sbieosaeribt CUR @ntideioung 81
unterbreiten, mdbreno BON oieier
,ginmiligung" Bis CUR pirflider
grfilIung aber nod Elm b%immelueitel
Wea lit!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-12-12
Snntes slllerlei aus 9entf6lanS.

= gpr brei Sabrer erreate elm
@beibeibungs< BroseB in Der Dresz
oener @eieuibaft erhebltbes Mufie.
ben. Die @attin zines gipil=Sn=
genieurS S@affer murbe alS I1uloi=
ger 9beil BON ibrem gbemann ge=
ihieoen, neil file ibrer @atten nit
einem 8ubbalter betroeen batte.
Srau Sbaffer, Die aus gang arrter
Samilie fannie, erbielt bot, ibrem
lebr moblbabenben @atten nab Der
Sheioung aus @rpBmutb elm frei=
piQigeS @eibenf pDn 5000 Marf.
Wfit oieiem @elbe manberten bic
beiben 2iebenoen, 6rau SAaffer
uno Der 8uhbalter 8aumaart, nod
Nmerifa aus. Driiben beiratbste
8aumgart feline @eliebte uno bann
blieben 8ei6e Sabre lang perldpaen.
Die ein5ige GngebDrige Der nuns
mebrigen Srau 8aumgart, cine
Sdueiter, itarb in oieier Belt.
Nnfan9 September oieies Sabres
erbielt nun 6err Sbaffer, Der in.
spiihen mieoer oebeiratbet batte,
bon Der 8eriboqenen einen Briei
aus Bbilaoelpbia pDn pabrbaft err
ihntternbem Snbalt. Inter benz
NusoruG b~itteriter Heue Ifiloerte
Srau 8aumeart, baB ibr Wann,
NIT benz iie iib bamals an Shafer
periinbiet, iie in Nmerita perlafien
babe uno perihDnen Iei. Sic 5elbIt
iei in bitterer Notb, feioe an Der
Shminolubt unb babe nur mod
MiDnate 81 leben. Shaffer mDge
nod einmal @rDBrnutb iiben unb ibr
oas @elo CUR ueberfabrt 5hifen,
oamit fie in oer 0eimatb iterben fDn=
ne. SIN ginneritdnbniB NIT leiner
iebigen 5rau ian6te Sbaffer Der une
sliifliben @efaIenen ben Betraa
pDn 500 Marf unb peridaffte ibr ei-
ne SreiiteQe in einem Sanatprium
fir 2ungenfranfe. Seine @roBmutb
lit jebob umiunit eemeien, bas @elo
fam nit Der 8emertung su=
rid, oaB Srau 8aumgart in5tpiIden
seritDrben iei.
= Mit benz Is. BrDpinsialsB un-
oeSibieBen in gbersmalbe i'm lebten
SDmmer mar cine %ieltere Seier pers
bunoen. Das @brenmitelieo Der
gbersmaloer @ilbe, @ottlieb Sheis
Der, Der iib i'm 100. 2ebensiabr be-
fano uno felt 1888 Der Glide ununz
terbroben angebDrt bat, erbielt BON
Der Berliner S%dibenailoe einen
fDitbaren Social. Nm S. December
bat bieler Senior Der oeutihen
Shibengiloen uno audi Der dlteffe
Staotperoronete in gang Deutldlano
ieinen 100. @eburtstae aeFeiert. Ser
alte 6err, benz 5abuoie 9elearamme
uno @liidninibe auaingen, erfreut
iih nod elmer perbdltniBmGBia auz
ten f0rperliben unb geiitigen @lIfia.
teit.
Der 8ectDr Iueuit Seiffert,
Der dlteite unter ben amtirenoer
Observation-Disclosures 8erlins, boil.
enoete bas so. 2ebensiabr. ST lei@
tet felt 81 Sabren bic Is. @emeinbe.
Idufe, &~aitaniensGaee 50, lit Sch.
rer felt Sc Sabren uno bat feline gan.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-12-12
Sin ertitterter aampi in almsfdt.

9ieienigen, tuelde ibr Sbr BART
nddig ben fortmdbrenoen gmpfebz
lungen BON Or. Sings 9euer gnt>
oedung gegen Sdminoiubt periblies
BEN, meroen einen langen uno erbits
terten &f ourfsumaden baber
nit ibren 2eioen, penn oieielben
nibt ibDn friibe einen nerbdngniBs
nDqen GbibluB finoen. Man leie,
mas &. 3. 8eau BON Beaa, Diff,
5u iagen bat: 2ebten Serbft seigteu
iib bel meiner 5rau ale Spmptome
Der Sbminbiudt. Sic nabm Or.
Sings @eue @ntoefung, nadoem
iie aaeS Nnoere pereeblih perludt
batte. SDfort ipiirte tie 8eiferung
uno bier Jlniben beilter fie ppafoHts
men. @arantirt burb Die Nputbeten
BON s. &alteper d Sobn. @eo. s.
S. S9mitt, gigentbiimer, uno Ib.
DreiB. Breis so Gents unb $1.00.
BrpbeflaIhen frei.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-12-12
@eitere Gnttuidelungett in Wes
tte5uela.

Mm II. 9esember befano 1id aus
iblieBlib bas britiI1e &riegs1hifi
uSnoefatigable" i'm 6afen bDn So
@uabra, ale anoerer britiIben uno
oeutihen &riegsibiffe batten ben 6a=
fen perlaifen.
General Serrier, Der &riegsmini=
iter BON Geneauela bat 1000 Mann
ausgerlitet, mel1e nod 4a @uaDro
entfanot peroen iDnten, Inn bic beuts
iHen uno britiiben 2anoungstruppen
5urid auf Die Shiffe au treiben.
Die @eianbten Deutibfanbs unb
@nglanos, 6err b. Bilgrim unb Str.
9aegaro, iDGen fib an 8Dro Der
n8ineta" reip. Der .Hetribution"
nab 9rinioao begeben baben.
SIN britilfen unterbaule circulirte
am Ii. December bas @eriht, oaB
Die 3an6una beutiber unb briti1d)er
W~SatrDien in Ga @uapra ben 8ued
9ebabt babe, ben 8rdfibenten @aItro
gefangen su nebmen. @a1 bielen
OeruDten lDutc e5 au6 81 betttgen
Str~aBentdmpfen in ga @uabra ees
fommen iein, jebob laeer benz Nus=
tpdrtigen Gmte feline Nabrihten Dor,
fuelhe oiele Nahribt beftdtiet bdtten.
Sn5miiben baben bic penesplani-
lfen BebDrben in BuertD gabeuo Den
oeutlden uno britiihen gpnIul uni
bic bDrtieen beutiben uno britiifer
@eIhdftsleute perbaften unb ibr gi.
gentbum rD~Efisciren laiien. Sic leg.
ten aud BeiGfag auf einen britiiher
Dampfer, Der bort aeraoe feline Ga.
buna lDIdte. Da ettpaS al, Der Sra.
lhinerie bieies Shiffes auBer Oro.
nune eeratben mar, mar es auBe,
Stanbe getpelen, rebt5eitig bic bObe
See gu gepinnen. Der ainerifanis
i@e @Dniul in Buerto Gabeau Der.
iuhte gu in%terpeniren, aber obne
@rfptQ.
Gu8 8inestopn auf Der britiider
Nntiqen Sniel ct. 8incent uirt
gleibaeitia berihtet, oaB oas britt
ibe &anunenbunt ,&lert'' oas pene.
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9as srDkte @eibiik ber @elt.

Sas neue l6s0aiee @eidib, lpel9es neulid fir Die
gnnoes= &eeierung c~onffruirt puroe, gift afs bag
er0Bte Der Groe. Sepenfaas it es Die madtiete
gsafie, Die Waenidenuib lie ~erionnen bal, uno es bat
Sebre lang g%ebauert, nm ie fertie 81 ffelen. Die
qeiit ie ~erionnen bat, 1T obne Grase 9otetter Maeen=
gitters, Der l6pu Dor mebr ats 5 Sabren eingefibrt
parbe unO Der nur iolhe 8eitanotbeile entbdit, tDie
tie Dem meni6liden Spitem ;utrdgli6 iino. GO ems
pieblt ii6 oaber uon ielbft alien folben YerIonen,
Migrdne, Northumberland Malaria uno SSie.
Der anberer grt. Wtan beridume ni6t, einen Ger
iud oan1it gu MAIDEN. Sas Mittel bat nod ME feline
%gSirfune perieblt uno Sic tbnnen ii9 baher aud in
Sbrem Sale oareuf p~ertaiien. Sas d&te ipiro in
alien &potbefen p~ertauit uno trdgt unieren Yripat=
iempel auf Dem 6alie Der Glai6e.
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Sic garifbin tn stueiter Seiang AT:
ae1untttett.

Ser beutihe &eibstag bat atn
Donnerftag, ben II. Desember Die
garif=8tn in Der 5peiten 9eIune anz
genpmmen, unb Stuar nab Dem &arz
oprf'iden Outrage als Elm @anses
pbue purberige nubmaliee 9isculliDn
Der einaelren Baragrapben.
Dieler Intrag &arbprH uno Die iid
baran fnipfenben Meinunesperihie=
oenbeiten in 8e5ug auf Die 3uldliiez
felt beiielben nab MtaBgabe Der 8ez
itimmunger Der 6aus= unb @elddftss
Drbnung bes &eibstaees maren es
befanntli1, melbe gu ben beiIpieaDs
itiirmii9en Nuftritten Der lebten
@Dben gefibrt batten.
Der iebt our Innabme eelangte
Intrag umfaBt cine 0naabl BON
Mtnenben1ents, mel9e bas &elultat
pDn @DmprDmiiien aniiben ben
MebrbeitS= Barteteu uro Der &eih8=
&eeierune finb. @s lit aber benz
mod Die Srage, Db bic Bill in bieier
SDrm audi in ber britte1t 2eiung CUR
Mnnabme gelangert miro.
9ie 6eoe, mel1e Der Geibsfan5z
Ter @raf BilDp pDr Der Ibifimmun9
bieH, bereitete aqgemein cine groBe
@nttduIhuna. sic mar nab Dem
ul{eitigen urtbeil piel gu anaemetn
gebalten unb Der &ansler peridumte
es AUDI, Elm aagemeineS 8rDgramm
Der &egierung 81 %entuerfen, nie es
bod geraoe in benz gegenwdrti9en
Wirrmarr in bDbem @raoe erpinIbt
gemelen mare.
MnBeroem batte man eruartet,
baB Der Establishment Die @eleeen=
belt mabrnebmen meroe. Dem 8arlas
mente fDrmene Mittbeiluneert iiber
Die merfpirbigen 8orgdnge in gez
reauela gu MAIDEN unb in bieler gr=
tpartune batten fib Die 3uibauer=
1ribinen oes &ei9stagseebdubes in
gang urgeuDbnliher @ei1e ange=
fiIt. Mnein Die @rpartung Der
Neugierigen erfilte fid nibt uno es
fano fi9 = uunberbarer @eile! =
au6 Miemano, Der cine barauf ab=
5ielenbe SrtterpenatiDn an i'm rih=
tete. 90 beibrdnfte 1ib @raf Biz
Inn benin in leiner Nusfiibrungen
gang uno gar auf Die garif : 8ia.
gr erfldrte, tuenn Die SEDUCTION oes
ginfubr5DQes auf ale lanbmirtb=
I6aftliden Malbinet unb @erdtbe,
pie Tie elm ENHANCEMENT &arDDrffs
befiiruDrtete, angenDmmen meroen
tpiroe, miroe Die Neibsz& egierung
oieie Menoerung in ernitli6e grtpds
gung 5ieben. Sic tpirbe ieoD9 auf
feiner Sal barauf eingeben, Wini=
mum : 3ou : Staten auf ben Support
BON Gieb uu6 friidem Sleiih gu
acceptiren. Beim Mblhluffe Der
teiler 9anoelspertr1ae piiroe Die
&egieruns pielmebr ben inld1biiber
Bieb5uhts : Sntere1ienterl einen ge=
n~iigenben Sbub fir Die neitere gntz
mide[une Der beimilhen 8ieb5udt
garantiren unb fie piiroe aud in
oieie Bertrd9e feine 8~eftimmunaer
aufnebmer,, burb tpelbe bic &eeie=
rung baratt perbinbert tperoen tpiirbe.
bic erforberli9en S6ubmaBreeeln
9eaen Die Ginibleppune Der @ieb-
ieuben burbaufibren.
Die &ebte 5DIte ben NuSfiibru1=
gen oeS &an5lerS lebbaften Beifaa,
tpdbreno pDu Der 2infen ip6ttiibes
@eldhter ertDnte.
Die brittle 2eiuna tpiro l9un in
ben ndbften Tagen erfolgen.
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&ermet GmgliiN =!

Gben's G~pradJmeifter. e: 3Hr
alfeSridbf far Sebermann, aud als 2eit.
{4ben far Qebrer, en1pfeblenstuertb. 432
6eiteu. Safbleoerbanb. Yrete $1.5O.
ffu besiehen burd ale Bufbanblungen,
yn6eysNgenten unb 3eitungstrdger.
8ering BON s. ZICkEL, 129 Duane
0trase, Rem Norf. 27.9 tutp3W
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-04-05

crowns gives rise to the suspicion that the
front row. will soon be theirs by acquired
right. Strange to say none of them lays
claim to early piety' as the cause, but
say 1t is the hot caps they wear during the
summer-Batimore News.
Billy Hamilton. for many years the star
PLAYER Of the country. and who has been
the mainstay of the Boston National
League team in the outfield for years, will
not wear the uniform of the Boston club
this season. Hamilton will. In all proba-
blity, be released within the next few
DAYS as manager Buckenberger considers
the young players he has much more valua-
BILE for the team. Hamitons legs have
been bad for years, and he has not shown
the proper interts st in the team of late.
Though he is still good batsman and a
fair fielder, his useful days are believed to
be over, and Manager Buckenberger docs
not propose to put in any time fooling with
him. -
One interesting fact brought out in the
American League statistics in the 1872
euide is that in matter of attendance last
season Detroit was beaten by but two
towns Chicago and Boston. The total at
tendance here was 3st. 40. which Is about
3O.0Oe less than Boston, and nearly 100000
behind Chicago. The attendance in Phiia-
delphia was. over cocoa less than in Detroit
These four cities were the only ones to get
better than 100000, and the four weaker
towns drew as follows: Washington, 16l.-
G61; Baltimore, 14l 1852: Milwaukee. 1884, !;
Cleveland, III $50. Milwaukee had bet
ter home attendance than Cleveland, but
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HAGERSToWN NEWS GRIST.
Items of Interest From Western Mary
land and Vicinity.
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'ecial spondence of The Evening Star

Dpecial Cor. spondence Of The Evening Star.
HAGERSTOWN. Md. April 4, 1902.
The case OF ex-Treasurer P. P. Castle
formerly OF this city. and the Prince
Georges county commissioners will come
up at Upper Marlboro this week. The suit
as docketed will be for 's12, 600, but an &C
countant OF the American Bonding Com
pany Is examining the books. and he thinks
the deficit will be less than 5000. which
amount Mr.. Castle will make good.
body Of prominent Maryland and West
Virginia fnanciers have organized COM
pany in Haserstown. with a capital Of
klo,UOO- The company has purchased about
10000 acres Of timber land, spruce hemlock
and hard woods. of ex-senator Henry @.
Davis. in Randolph county, w. Va. This
tract will be developed at once. The main
Office VIII be located in Hagerstown, with
r H Alvey, tr.. son Of Chief Justice Alvey
of the Court Of Appeals of the District Of
Columbia, the local representative.
The church people of Martinsburg have
manifested great activity lately in the mat
ter OF church Improvements. The Presby-
terrain congregation is now engaged in
the erection of a SIS 900 church. which. 1t
T. said, will be one OF the handsomest
church edifces IN the state. The Reformed
congregation short time ago completed a
beautiful stone church building: the United
Brethren Church has been enlarged. with
cOmmodious Sunday school room; St
Johns Lutheran Church has been enlarged
and its people have installed a new organ;
Trinity Protestant Episcopal Church will
during this summer erect a handsome new
parish house In connection with Its present
church building
Samuel Frey died al his home near
Smithsburg, this county, aged seventy
three years He was a member of the Re
formed Church. and leaves a wife and
seven children.
A. W. Barnhart & Co. this city have
bought the Bert overall factory and the
Erendie overall factory. both located at
Greencaste- The machinery of the former
plant has been moved here. but the BrendIe
factory will continue there for a time
Rev s. H. Detzle. who has resigned the
pastOrate Of the Reformed Church al Cave
town, this county. left on Tuesday for his
new charge at Maytown, Pa, carrying with
him the best wishes OF the entire commu-
nifty.
Prof. Frank B. Stouffer OF Hagerstown
was chosen instructor out of eighteen ap-
pications to teach a class of eighty stu
dents at Gettysburg College.
Mr.. Burton Long OF Washington is visit
ing his parents. Mr.. and Mrs William F.
Long, South Locust street. this CITY
Miss Sallie Angle OF Washington after a
visit to her parents. Sheriff and Mrs Angle
here. has returned home.
Mrs Annie Spangier of Washington is
visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs NJ Nc
Cana han, al Williamsport. this county.
Mr.. r.. h. Spedden of Washington is visit
Ing friends In Hagerstown and county.
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and John 1. Rogers, who lost Lajoie by
desertton a year ago.
The placing of the leagues affairs in the
hands OF an executive committee, consist
ing of Brush, chairman; Soden and Hart.
means that Freedman has tight hold on
the situation and that he can run things to
suit his own whims. Brush 1t, may be
said, will manipulate, the umpires and will
decide all questions involving disputes
among the clubs.
Hanlon and the Giants.
If Hanlon does not begin the season as
manager of the New Yorks 1t will be be-
cause he has not been able to secure the
consent of Abel and Vonderhorst. But af-
ter this season, il he stays through it with
the Brooklyns, he will tie UP to the New
York club. Those who say they enjoy
lannon's confidence are responsible for the
statement that next fall he will be elected
president and general manager of the New
York club, Freedman retiring from active
participation in the clubs affairs Hanlon
In other words, will be to the New York
club what James A. Hart is to the Chicago
club. which is owned by A. G. Spalding
and John r. Walsh. Freedman will then
keep away from the league meetings and
Hanlon will be 1T"
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To Sleep Well O. Nights.
From the Ledger Monthly.

The worst enemies of sleep are worrying
oyerwork. overeating. indigestible suppers
and the habHual use of stimulants and
drugs The cure includes strict attention
to diet. a well-ventilated sleeping ROOM
some light exercise. like a walk, after the
evening meal and freedom, of course. from
worry. Napoleon had many cares and
perple xities the next man. but arbitra rily
shut them of. Ii is not well to go to bed
hungry cup of hot milk light sand
witch is advised when that sensation is felt
Yet it is necessary to remember that in
sonnia and an overloaded stomach are
closely acquainted. Stimulants and mar
cotirs in the end are sleep destroyers. The
condition they induce Is not refreshing
sleep. Sleepiness is an indication of the
need of sleep. and must not be comba ed
too far. People who sleep but little must
not be permitted to disturb those who arc
differently constituted. When the whole
subject is weighed the main remedy is seen
to be good habits and a tranquil mind.