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The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1903-02-05

dence
Pleukharp q White, hard
ware.
" 1876 Rochester, Phil residence
" 1873 Rempel's Farm
"117 Ryan, w residence
" 80 Ryan & Waner, saloon
4" 5S Rempel House Toll Booth
rs Rempel House
/" 76 Rempel, Mrs F f Sr. resi-
dence
=" 90 Rempel Banking Company
" 154 Rempel, F F Jr. residence
" 10 Rempel Bazaar
b" 18 Rochester, j & Sons grocery
F" 81 Rubel, L r livery stable
" 60 Rannells, DR. d A office
GA Rannells, DR. d A residence
= 80 Rochester & Lytle, dry
goods
Rempel, Mrs Kate residence
Rempel, Rudolph, hard
ware
Rempel, Rudolph, residence
Rempel, John residence
Rose, Harry E residence
Rochester, G w residence
" 70 Smith, A X office
{" 81 Smith, A X residence
4" 8 Slater, j N saloon
" II Stiers & Co, dry goods
Z" 1 on IS Snider, j j lumber
office
3" 2 on IS Snider, j J grocery
I" 32 Snider, j j residence
Z" 40 Sherif's office
=" 55 Stiers, n residence
g 108 Sands, Col A G residence
" 1913 Strentz, VIM residence
4S School Board
" 1856 Smith, Upton residence
I" 81 Slosser, Thomas residence
" 94 Sweany, John saloon
" 146 Shorr, George residence
" 140 Shannon, Clara residence
+" AZ Schwenke, Charles resi-
dence
Schafer, George drugs
Sanderson, j L residence
Starcher, Ralph residence
Short Skate Club
Stiers, j A residence
T
" IL Upton, A G grocery
&C 80 Upton, A G residence
Terry, G b residence
" 10 Ucker, John Jr. meat
market
V
" 70 Voris & Son green houses
Voris, Charles residence
w
" 83 Wright, Charles residence
F" II Wright, Charles, Spring
farm
4" so Wright, Charles, Patten-
vile farm
3 Warner, L. harness
I" 40 Wright, Fl L, residence
"141 Wright, DR.. I G, residence
=" 152 Wright, G V residence
&C 1O2 Wright, Judge o. w, H.
residence
4" % Western Union Telegraph !
office
/" Al Work Bros, hardware and |
tinware
4" so White, w II residence
I" 95 Wellman, Steinman q Co.
dry goods
" 1877 Watkins, James, residence
116 Weitzell, G G, residence
{" So White, John +, residence
Wolf & Grossman, resi-
dence
Wright, ii L, Old Town
farm 4
Waugh, Porter, residence
Warner, L j, residence
Wright q Petit, attorneys
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1903-02-05
A warming to Catarrh Sufferers.

passed are rapidly an
think
security
always towards nex may be the ia
There ed States 1901
of
ffhs
dread dase have this visit
The In
Dr. Yarnet medical circular
which
the mile
reliable citizens
from whom
ONE THOUSAND fo
that absolutely
To obtain complete knowledge and thorough
pecuIarites
Interview
adequate
nent this the object Of
explains Yarne
within the reach OF those who
a journey distant CITY,
Terms
Special low rates to people OF moderate
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1903-02-05

" 100 Huston, L S, residence
{" III Hooking Valley Rug Co
" Hooking Clay Mfg Co
4" 35 Heine, Gus meat market
" 81 Heine, Gus, slaug h tie r
house
&" 90 Hildebrandt, F II, grocery
and dry goods
" 113 Huls, A E residence
" 1877 Hall, A T residence
172 Hartmann & Son, grocery
E" 20 Hooking Valley Ry
" 155 Hooking Mfg Co
" 100 Haydenville Company, toll
station
f" los Hartman, Geo, residence
Heine, Gus residence
Harden, f. T., drayman,
residence
lies, H A residence
=" 81 Journal Gazette Publishing
Company
=" 17S Jones, j w residence
" 16 Keynes Bros, -four mill
" 46 Kennard, c S grocery
" 81 Kessler d Son, grocery
" 100 Keynes, Chas S residence
{" 1853 Krishbaum, Joe residence
Kennard, G H grocery
Kenuard, G III residence
Krishbaum, George resi-
dence
L
" 30 Logan Fireclay Company
" 81 Logan Manufacturing
Company
" 20 Logan Steam Laundry
" 36 Logan Natural Gas Comp
any
g 80 Logan Foundry and Ma
chine Company
AZ Lyons DR. B office
Ill Lyons, j B residence
112 Lohr, John residence
" 1853 Lappen, d Fl residence
Z" 165 Lappen & lies, saloon
" Isl Lutz, Charles
" IS Lutz, Henry, machine shop
" 1862 Logan Public Library
g 9S Logan Fire Department
Larimer, G E Hotel Central
Leyshon, Thomas j resi-
dence
Losey, H residence
Lytle, charles residence
Logan Pottery Company
NJ
-' 157 Magoon, Gus residence
A." 23 Montgomery, VIM residence
" 130 Mason, Ralph residence
" 1873 Montgomery, c P residence
43 Mayors Office
Monroe, C A residence
Me
" $50 McLain, Charles residence
" 80 Mckay, F M residence
" l42 McManigal r d residence
" 33 Nc Laughin, VIM residence
McManigal, DR. B G resi-
dence
McCray & Son Insurance
o
" 2 on 2S Oliver, j A furniture
80 on 2S Oliver, j A residence
=" 93 Oliver j A livery stable
" 124 Oatley, DR. office
" 131 Oat1ey, DR. residence
Oak Grove Cemetery
Price, Ed saloon
" 13 Price, Tom saloon
/" ia Price, Tom residence
4" 70 Perone, H confectionery
" SO Peoples Store
F" 88 Price Il p grocery
" l59 Parsons, K X residence
g 143 Powers, Rev Il A residence
F" 81 Pursell, F S residence
Petit, Elmer 0 residence
Pierpont, Supt. + E resi-
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1903-02-05


gan who are not subscribers and
who wish phones, should call at
the office of the Logan exchange
as soon as convenient and sign
their contracts, so that their
names with telephones numbers
can be inserted in the complete
directory, soon to be issued by the
Standard Telephone Company.
A
No % Adams Express Co.
4" 70 Ambrose, H F Rempel
" 90 Allen, DR. G o office
g 40 Allen, DIR G o residence
" 81 Aplin, DR. c F office
" 103 Aplin, DR. C F residence
" II Angle, Ed residence
Ackers, DR.. G. f. dentist
Armstrong E. P. residence
Allen, E B residence
136 Bort, L o residence
" 81 Bort q Co, drugs
" 120 Bright, S H residence
" 70 Becker & Co, hardware
" 81 Brooke, A H residence
"a Bowen, Mrs VIM residence
" 1lS Blasius g. Son, clothing
" 122 Blasius, Frank residence
" 161 Bowen, Charles residence
" rs Berry, DR. G w office
Z Berry, DR. G w residence
" 121 Beabout, James residence
Braddock, Scott residence
Burberry, G W residence
Blosser, Harry residence
Bowers, John NJ residence
" . Campbell, DR. H G office
" 131 Campbell, DR. II G residence
{" 3 on 8 Case, F S drugs
" 3 on s Case, F S residence
" 81 Citizens Electric Light
Plant
" SS Crystal Spring Ice Co
" 195 Clark, Mrs G w residence
" 63 County Commissioners
same County Auditors office
" 101 County Clerks Office
County Infirmary
" 144 Doe belle, j w residence
81 Depot Hotel
" 1T Deishley, Geo. residence
81 Daugherty, John residence
=" 1l9 Dennis, M L residence
Z" 66 Deishley, Charles saloon
e" 6 Dollison, j b, democrat"
Drew, A residence
Danison, II L residence
Dollison, B residence
E
a" 104 Elk's Lodge Room
IA Easterling, John saloon
127 Eberest, Anna residence
Eisele, VIM F, lime and
F
" 145 Fox, Jake butcher. resi-
dence
l2S Fox, Jacob saloon, resi-
dence
" 1872 Finney, DR. D, residence
a" l39 Fox, Paul grocery
10 First Bank Of Logan
" 27 Frasch Bros, saloon and
bakery
1875 Fickell, Joseph residence
" 06 Fox, Geo, meat market
" 1853 Fox, George residence
A Federal Gas Office
" 26 Gage, W L, livery stable
" l07 Gompf, Frank residence
" l34 Gladman, George resit ence
a" so Gabriel, J w cigar factory
-" 14S Green, Lewis residence
Gano, Myrtle residence
H
Z" A Harden q Co
I" "a Harden, JF residence
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1903-02-05

business men and residents of Lo-
gan who are not subscribers and
who wish phones, should call at
the office of the Logan exchange
as soon as convenient and sign
their contracts, so that their
names with telephones numbers
can be inserted in the complete
directory, soon to be issued by the
Standard Telephone Company.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1903-02-05

OF THE PARTN ERS
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-06-25
Seriiegeln Der Speiien.

btemoi6ee fein 9e6et gu perri9ten.
So9 tpdbrenb ieines slGn5enben @ufz
5uss unb bes Selamlits 1T Der gauge
Plab Dor Der bi6t beim Yalait gelegez
men Mof9ee bur6 Sruppen ~sefperrt,
unb nur aus Der Serne betpmmt bas
@olt ben 8altfen gu ieben. Ser Gull
tan ntmmt audi feline Spetie gu 1i9,
bic ni6t borber 0 be- pnberen 8eam<
ten gepriift unb g~etoitet porben lit.
Muf bieie WeiIe pirb Der MDsli9feit
zines OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES porgebeust.
Ser geiammte &u6enbienit tit elmer
petnli9en &pntrole unterporfen. Stnb
bic Speiien zines Gangs BON ben Som
troqbeamten gefoftet, 10 tperben bic
S9iheln sugebedt unb mittelit zines
langen 8anbes, bas ansei ieselt ptrb,
matchmaker berbunben. Die Gnben bes
8anbes bebdlt Elm bDberer 8eamter in
Der 9anb, Der bann, bon Yalaft1olz
baten beglettet, bic Speiien auf ben
Slid bes Sultans tragen lGbt.
Oiefe @orit9tsmabreseln beaeusen,
in pie bobem @rabe orb III !Samib
bon 5ur9t bor 8~erfolsern beberrf4t
tit. 9ieielbe ertldrt fi9 let9t, penn
man fib persegentpGrtigt, pie er ielbit
nur bur9 cine PalaitrepDlution unb
babur9 CUR 9errf9aft selanste, bab er
1876 feinen dlteren 8ruber Murab fir
tpabniinnig erfldren ltcb. Setn Mib>
trauen eritredt it9 benin au9 ptelmebr
auf fein eisenes @olt, als auf bic
fremben 9eianbten unb 8eiu9er. Die
fen seseniiber ertpeiit er iib pielmebr
bertrauenspoa unb gaitfrei. 9ie
fessnsret9e &eform Der Staatsftnans
gen bat ct bon beuti9en 8eamten, bic
erfolgrei9e Reorganization bes thrift
f9en 9eerpeiens bon beuti6en Diff
sieren bur9fiibren lafen. Srpb ieiner
an 8erfplgunsspabn srenaenben
Surdt pur 8erf9pOrern fat Mbb III
9amib au4 bebeutenbe 9erri9ereisenz
i9aften enttptdelt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-06-25
Sur 9efdai9en Seber;isun9,

Cine neue beuti9 =fotbolii6e @olonie pirb
bur6 8ermitteluu9 bes bo9w. Serr1 Sip=
pi1 pon Silmt, Sentou @ountp, in Sanabec
a~eariinbet merben. Sas 2anb lit gut 9eles
gen, in Der NGbe bes sroBen WiQe 2acs Gee
nnb s Weilen BON ber @iienbabn (Sindlep
&oab). Na1ite fatbolii6e Sirte 1T in Moz
ra. Sobalb cine ansabl benti6er Satboltz
ten fid anliebelt, ,pirb cine rele Rtrde mits
ten in ber auiiebluns gebant rperben. Die
Wittel sasu poer 1peni9ite1s el1ert 9roBett
She'll bapon aibt bic gabnseieui6aft, bic
has 9anb ibr Gisentbum nennt. Die @esenh
1T Iebr frldtbar. @alb= unb Wielenlanb
eibt IS lit Siiue. Sorlduis p~ertauft su s
bis IL Dollars ben Ider. Gin Siinftel bes
8aufpreiies mub slei9 besablt perben, Der
&eit inter siinittsen S%ebinsunsen ipdter.
Wau wenbe ii9 ruesen ioniii9en &inselbeiteu
on Nep. s. @tpptG,
24zba Silm Benton 60. Minn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-06-25

0as grDbte % tn a s
Der grbe tptrb our 3eit in Gan Srans
cisco ralfsebaut. Ia4 Der @oaens
buns ipirb es bic 9Obe zines apei>
ftDdiaen 6allies haben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-06-25

ben NteI::rs Der treltberiibmten Supes
liersfirma Siffanp ansefertist. Sn
ihrer edit tiinitlerif9 en 9ur9fibrune
bilbet lie Elm enlightenment Der ameritaz
nti6en SLIDER 9miebetunIt.
Die eisentli4e 8afe pirb BEN Selz
pbtnen getragen, pelde bur6 bic i9Gus
member Wosen 5ieben. Samit IoG an
gebeutet tpeiben, bab audi Der foItbare
Siegesprets iiber's Weltmeer mad ben
beuti9en @auen fam. sSnbiani19e
Ornamente unb bic Sterne unb Stretz
fen, nel9e bic Griffe Der 8aie
f9miiden, beaei6nen Die Ser. Staaten
als oeren llripruneslanb. Yalm5neige
unb Die 2pra an betben Seiten unb bon
2orbeertrGn5en umf6lohene Singz
DD9eltDpfe am pberen 9anbe bes
pruntsefdbes ipmbOliiiren feline 8ez
ittmmung.
Nuf Der porberen Seite Der 8aie be-
finben ii6 als 8asreliefs bic portrdts
BON &aiier Wilbelm H., prG1 ibent
Hpoiepelt unb prina Seinri9 bon
preuBen, Der bur9 ieinen 8eiu9 i'm
lebten Sabre 10 bel sur &rGfttgung
Der freunbi9aftli9en 8eoiebunsen apiz
f9en benz amerttanif9en unb benz
beuti9en 8olte beitrus. Die portrdts
iinb bon ben Sniisnien Der Wiirbe Der
bargeitellten PeriOnli9teiten umseben;
unter benz 8tlbe bes &ai Iers itebt oas
bon ibm fir ben @eiangspettitreit aus
sepdblte Motto: ISM 2iebe fart, treu
bis in's Marf!"
4uf Der &iidieite Ter 8aie erbliden
mir bic 8appen Der Ser. Staaten unb
Seutf9lanbs, iotpie bic 8ilber beiber
9emtfpbGren, bic bur9 bas 8anb bes
beuti9en 2iebes tnnis matchmaker perz
f4lungen finb. Sarunter itebt Elm paiz
ienber 8ers aug Der 5eber Srana Srelz
lers.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-06-25
Der Y%a9enitedersY reis.

tisen Siesestbpbde. Die Setftenuns
Der 8ebinsunsen, unter tpelhen Der
preis perlteben tperben fonte, iiberlieb
9err Pasenite9er pollftdnbis benz
Srantfurter &omite.
Die aus @terlingitlber berseitelte
Wafe TT 16s 3oa bod unb tpurbe tn
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-06-25
Gin btlli9es 9etm,

~
1900 @der 0aab III Stearus County in Ell
net ge9enb 81 perfaufeu, NO MIR beuti6e
Sarmer ,pobnen, cine bis pier Weilen pom
Der Stabt, Stride unb Sdule, Creamery,
Miible unb pom einem Warftplat, mo Der
Sarrner ole 9robufte gepinnbrtn9enb per=
faufen fann. Der goben 1T idmer unb bat
lebmise l1nterlase. Sber fiddle i6mar;er
0ebm uub melenfDrmis. 8reis fir wilbes
0anb pom SIS bis $40 SEN 9hder. lud oul=
tipirte Sari1eu bel mir 81 faufen: 100 Ider,
BON benen So inter Yf1us unb 80 @der @ie=
len Iinb, nit neuem Sramebaus unb Stau,
anbertbaIb Weile pom Der Stabt nit 700
Giupobnern So, 900. sSerner cine 100 @der
harm, pier Weileu BON ser Stabt, rs Ider
unter Qflus, 20 Qder 0ieien, Der &et nit
Orabtsaun umss5eu; Preis 81. $50. Cine
brittle Sarlr, 200 4fer sroB, 60 Wder inter
phug, 20 older @islen, Der Geit nit Orabt=
sau1 um9eben. grober Stau, Saus unb
Sru6tbaus, 81 Meileu pen ber Stabt. Ereis
S4,9SO. Nebit biefen nod anbere Sarmeu gu
lebr biuisen 8reifen, feline $25 per Ider. Ole
No6bore1t perlan9en bas Soppelte fir 9aub,
bas ni6t 10 suten Soben bat. gSer elm bill
lises Seim mill, peube ii6 an
Settrb 8Ienfe, Sreeport, Minu
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-06-25
peut(d)sn lieDes })reis>
9entidamerifaniide Sie9estropbae fir oen
saneerwettitreit lit 0ranffmrt a. ~.

samserwettitreit lit Iranffnrt a. ~.
Inter ben Preifen, tpel9e bel benz
tirali9 abgebaltenen spetten Wettz
itreite Der ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS beutz
f9er MtttelitGbte in Srantfurt a. so.
auBer Der BON Scatter Wtlbelm II. bor
bier Sabren ais Wanberpreis seittftez
ten @brenfette CUR 8ertbeilung selansz
ten, befanb ii9 unter Nnberem au9
eine prd4ti9e iilberns 8aie, tpel6e Der
aus Ssnabriid itammenoe Nep Yorfer
SnbuitrisQe !9err gilbert pasenite9er
fir ben 3ped CUR 8erfigung seftellt
bate. 9err Pagenite9er bate benz
erItcn 8efanssnettitreite beutf9er
Mdnner9Dre i'm Sabre 1899 in &afel,
probina 9ehenzyaahau, beigepobnt,
unb bic bort setponnenen Gtnoriide in
8erbinbuns NIT benz Duni6e, bas
setitige 8anb apii6en Der alien unb
neuen 9etmatb gu feitisen, bilbeten bic
@eranlaiuns our Stiftung Der prG4s
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-06-25
SG)ipabS Suoufrieihule.

9en in Malerei, graponaetdnen,
RG6en, Stiden unb 8leioermd6en re-
i%erbtrt.
Sn benz Maniarbenflur befinoet iid9
cine grobe Mula nit elmer erpben
Plattform, pel4e eOentueu in cine
8iibne umeetpanbelt tperben fann. Sn
bieier Nula iollen bic S9ulperiammz
lunsen bes Borough 9omefteao unb
bic geielisen 3ufammenfiinfte Der
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bon Spmefteab absez
balten perben. 0as @ebdube iarnmt
Der Ginridtuns lit benz Stifter auf
$125,O0O gu fteben sefommen, unb
ptrb iebenfa1s bunbertfdltisen Nuben
fir bic 8eipobner Some teabs unb bef>
len beranpa9ienbe Susenb i'm 9efolss
baben.
Sine Gbnli9e Nnitalt in tleinerenl
Mabitabe batte S9pab bereits iieben
Sabre friiber i'm grbsef9oHe zines Sc
bdubes in Spmeiteab eingert4tet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-06-25

uNie gu ipdt CUR geHeruns,"
mag auf einise Saden ansewenbet
merhen, rpenn aber guer gferb eine
S6nittmunbe bat, cine S@ramme irz
senb elmer Dirt, 10 lit es nm 10 better,
ie raider Sbr Coles ueterindre @ars
boliialbe aumsnbet. Ste beilt raid
unb ldBt ME cine Narbe surid. @as
ranttrt. soc unb 81 bic Same BET
Mpotbefer Martin Molttor.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-06-25
})rakti(de })bilantbropis.
"etabtfomi9" Shpab aIs stifter eimer Sus
ouitrieihule fur Someiteao, pa.

,,etabIfomie" sdmab aIs- stifter einer Sus
ouitrieidule fir Someneao, pa.
Sn 9omeiteab, 3d., tpurbe biei ct
Sage bic bon benz Stabltruitzprdfiz
benten gbarles M. S9tpab eeitiftete
Snbuitrie= S9ule in einbrudsponer
Wetie etngepeibt. 9ie prG9tisen
&dume iinb Der beranpa9fenben sSr>
senb 9omeIteabs als 8ilbunesftdtte
geuibmet. 9as 9ebGube lit elm g.
Sub breiter unb SO SUB tiefer BRET
ftOdiser 8uu, unter peldem ii9 Elm
md9tises Souterrain 9inaiebt. Sn
lebterem befinben it9 bic elettrif9er
@nlasen bes 9ebGubes, ba in bemfel=
ben faft Bel alien Nrbeiten Gleftristtdt
ais tretbenpe &raft perpenbet tpirb,
unb bic serabeau por5iisliden 8entilaz
TONS 9iefelben funfz
ttontren 10 ausgeaei9net, bab man in
benz 9ebdube, trobbem in oemfelben
Elm Oubenb S9miebebeerbe ii9 befinz
ben, abfolut teinen Rau9 unb
S9mtebebunit bemerten tann. MuBerz
benz befinbet ii9 in benz @ebGube cine
srcbe Sre4slerperttdtte, eine mG4<
tise 8i9e, in pel6er ben Mdb9en bic
&o6funit beigebradt pirb, elm %elettri<
i9es 2aboratorium, Elm Saal fir I'M
terri9t i'm 3ei9nen unb Mobeatren.
cine srobe Nula fir @orleiunsen etc.
9as brittle Stodnert lit fat aus
i3lieBli4 fir ben unterri6t Der Mdbz
Il a..
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-06-25
Na6 Softptt ttno sttriif at ctttett
Natrpretfc

fir Sins unb &iidfabrt pom Chicago iiber bic
Iidel 9late Sabu CUR Gbriitian ScieutiitS
8eriamnluus i'm Sum-. Eidets 81 perfaus
fen am 25., 26. nub 81. nit @iilti9feit CUR
&idreiie bis gum l. Ius. Iufentbalt in Hia=
CARA Saus nod ieber &idtuus bin obne grs
tras Sorberuns II. in Neip Yorf anf benz &iids
ipese sesen 3abluns elmer @ebibr BON 81.
Sein @reeB= Sabrpreis anf ir9enb einem nn=
lerer i3iise perlan9t. S6reibt an Sobn q.
Galaban, @eneralasent, 113 Iboms Ctr,
8imn,er 29S @bicaao fir nabere Snformas
fiou. 29=2t
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-06-25
pit fnrdt bes Snltans.
Deeloen Der cetemtIidfeit ums t@arte 2om'
troue beS &tdemotemtteS,

Dte Sbatfade, bab bon ben 8e.
berri9ern bes tiirtif9en Mei9s 10 piel'
als Spfer BON @erf9pDrunsen um's
2eben tamen, 1T nid)t obne @influb auI
bic 2ebenspeiie unb Sofbaltung Del
Sultane g%eblieben. Ser sesenpdrtis'
Sultan 4bb III 9amtb permeibet BIZ
Deffentli9teit nod mebr ais feline
@orsdnger. Nur sinmal in Der @ode
am 5reitas, perldBt er ieinen galait
ben Silbia=& iost, um in Der Meb56is
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-06-25
CHAS. w. SAUNDERS.
Bicycles. !.
Vrpnt Store, Scm
0rano Central 9c9cniitcr.

SD babe eineu politaubi9eu Sorratb por=
sii9li6er Sicpcles, Der fol9enbe portbeil=
bate befannte !5weirdber III ii9 i9ltebt:
Monard GbainleSS, Der &0nis Der
fettenloien &dber.
Hacpcle, bas let6tlaufenbefe &ab BON
auen. Seiebt es unb urtbeilt ielbit.
Wtit6ea, erfolsret9 sebanbbabt brei
Sabre lang.
8n8bD, perin9t uub erprobt.
Spredt Dor unb mablt, pas Sbr fir
ben Sommer 9ebrau6t, bepor Ser @u=
brans ba 1T. Sine pouitdnbise gusmabI
in Sires nnb auem !3ubeb0r. Grpert Ge=
parature1 nnb j3weirdber ;l permtetbeu.
IQe Yretie fir &6ber nnb &eparafiren
iebr an9emeien, unb bas bette BON allem
9arantirt. GtaS. -. SaMnoerS.
Il Bicycle erf6ufer.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-09-22
Death BY ACCIDENT

The coroner's jury investigating tho
cause of the death of First officer El
lesen of the Robert Levers, who was
found drowned yesterday morning, met
last night at 1880 o'clock. Captain I'm
derwood spoke in very favorable
terms of the character Of the deceas'
Cd He stated that he was on excel.
lent terms with the men. Ellcsen had
come on board little before o'clock
in the evening of Saturday. A little
after 8 y. m, he went forward. This
was the last Captain Underwood saw
OF the deceased. He seemed to be per-
fectly sober.
DR.. Mcdonald testified that he had
examined the body Of the deceased.
40 wounds whatever were found. The
only cause OF death assignable was
that OF drowning.
Harry Nilsen, the second officer Of
the Levers, stated that the deceased
was on pleasant terms with everyone
on board. 4 little after 1880 a. m.
Sunday morning he heard the deceas.
ed either leaving or entering his
room. This was the last the witness
knew Of the deceased.
Henry Matson, carpenter Of the
Levers, who first found the body, stat
cd that the body had on only under
clothing when found. He also gave
the details OF securing the nndy.
The jury returned the following YER
dict: THAT the said Chas. J. Ellison
came to his death in Honolulu, Island
Of Oahu, Territory of Hawaii, on OF
about the 18th day Of September, 1908,
from accidental drowning in the har.
Dor Of Honolulu"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-09-22
LOCAL and GENERAL
Read Wants" on page 6.

For iubilation. exbilaration. consol-
alton or resuscitation, drink Pantheon
To-. P.S.
Neatl- furnished rooms at the Pop.
ular. 81. $3.50, and 81 per week. 1249
Fort street.
fresb stock NJ cruenbooen's cbo.
colates at Chambers Drug Co. Ltd,
/ Fort a. King streets.
rbore will no n mating NJ tho Chose
CHM tbis evening Evepv momber ia
oxnoot,a 10 no nrosent
Tho Hawaiian women,s clph will
moo, with Mrs "a y Dil,inpbam a,
woodlown punabou this evening nj
7,2o
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rs,ands nearly vears and i,s sales
orc increasing california Food Co
ogonts
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Tbo pi.bnn Ieavos for tho Coast in tba
Ventura
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trlc lghtlng IN your nome IL costs
very hl''c iLorv 'na" Her''sene, ni.s
w i''"' 'i','i ~ w '0' u"
"i"'' VII ""''s s'ui "o"S''
| The furniture and household ehects
In the residence OF II. f. Lcwis' COL
Iege HIS, Will not De open LOT pubic
Inspection Until day OF sale whica
taxes pace september 90 Ut ~ d. ILL.,
The Japan Daily Mail OF August 81
says that hundred and thirty Korean
emigrants arrived at Nagasaki August
Is, 'en route to the United states. 1t
is thought that these men are bound
for Hawaii
The Photo'Miniature is new mag
azine OF Photographic Information tha'
has proven immensely popular with
amateurs. SUBSCRIPTION price is SZ.oo
per year and single copies zoe at no
nolulu Photo'supply co.
The lnter-Island people intend call
Ing their team the "Mauna Loas," hop,
ing that the magic of this name will
heip them TO victory over the WIDER
team In the same manner that their
hagship beat the kinau recently.
The Y. NJ. c. A. wants all the good
books II can get. Good fresh fiction is
most desired. The Association would
also like lot of palms, ferns or any
thing else green and growing which
would relieve the baroness Of the en-
trance and the assembly room.
The railway depot Is beIng remOd-
eIed' "hch tue improvements nave
peeh coLlp'e'eu' 'ruihS Will "'Il'e anu
depart under large Fool' nc
srouhuS are aiso 10 pe improved, lO'
morrow the station mousse VIII ne re-
noNeu 10 IoS'Ilon nearer hi"s street.
The steamship Doric arrived from tnC
Orient last night after pleasant anu
uneventful voyage. She brought an
unusually large number OF cabin pas
sengers for this port and also had q
-, go I,,a,aso a,S Cr,roco rn,
ri,,a'I,,I,. D,,,, ahn,,, ,noo ,,,,~ ~
snoirht go" ''
Inc trustees VI Tue be'h''''t '.''
hiSh"p Museum nave eAp'oSScu men
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-09-22
TEXAN $4,000 MILES.

Tacoma, Sept. 22.-The steamer Tex
an sailed today laden with sugar and
salmon for Delaware BrcIkwater. The
distance is $4,000 miles and the steam
er will make no stops. iE.s is the
longest voyage ever attempted.
The steamship Texan, Captain Nor
rison, was in Honolulu early this year
making her maiden voyage from New
York around the Horn and return. The
vessel is a sister of the Arizonian and
the Alaskan. She is 49i feet long,
Gfty-six feet beam, thirty-fve feet deep
and draws when loaded nearly thirty
feet. On her maiden voyage she made
the trip, including short delays in
passing through the Straits of Magel-
Ian. in forty-seven days. The vessel
carries a crew of forty-two men in ad-
dition to her officers and her skipper 10
one of the best known masters in the
iuter-oceanic trade