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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1903-11-05
St. Qhomas.

gm l,Bttn Monta0 lune bier dul
psr 5arm bts 0crrn q. Wrouer cln
HrptoilOu tiit, wobtl abtr 0Intllttr
@ltiir. trin,r ,u SAdoen lam. ausQc'
noumsu. ! bn geOtn. wtlh,r Uon cl'
Htm umhe, ilit0enotn Siidt cuf benz
8adentuohen 9tttOhtu lou:ot. slIIt
uitt gtlaGrlib' 99unot pcrilrldtno.
. III btm q nannitn lOar. goa Sobn
gtptu NIT i;iRtr 9ampimn'hlsnt mad
Der pbsn4tndunitl Hdrm. I'm VI Stc-
den. "a, otm Ntrfn y. Sroner
5ampitluit wr T,Tinuna Itlno. bt.
fMcE tr, bltit N btnnBcn nm s>n'tr
(6dticu u itnelccn, aber nab EN-
IN scn Bet, 'ri'iais Gill 0uaiI' weItes
bds 9lnSt Gsbouce sr'buii,rt. Wan
utrmulb,t, tias EnamItqduons in
cinu %unod 6nitr. 81, GrpIcNon
oemolir,c be 0ati,l WaitI;n., rib Ell
4 6ub grobts Ypt M 2ln uno ier-
iplititrs sMea 5bsI Der 9Alno
9lm Nr,itaa ben 80 CT. itn,5 Fity
wob,utyitbgn nit ocn ltRtsn Sroitnn'
ltn Der 2rtt, I'M AI,tr uon IS Sab.
ren. SER Sbto. NCrr. NM oarlai
iolltnotn 2a9s, murren Die l'gten lie.
btrrtiie noh tiUtm itl;rIihtn &suUIen,
o,m ShpcBe Der Jrot ubsrls0eu. 81
ne Satin, 7r.i Sonns. pier 70 httr'
uno nem Gnttliiaotr, b,psIuen oul
lpo oes TOhnlC'hlCotUtn. G:n
N,uttrhlleteuru lmitr StlItlo.
Ncrr <. Y. St,l, ueiitt Itbit No.
ttt njtiaa'tabuIbu N Der Stllt@'
baup.rloi.
frau ". 0try pou GharIcsiowu,
lpei,t bier btI Ibrtu ElitrW. Der Sdm,'
liz ! j. gutttnhcli aii Seiut.
Gin .Seam" tas 0erru P,itr YO,.
then ihsuir Dor siucm Su9e. IN gtttd
nabm HtiBans, nno osmoIiris Die 0ut'
lh,.
Gs purot btutt nit Dem NIilitIltn
ots yNli.hpparsits lay Die Hiyte b..
g0nnen.
psrr Smro @anlluI, ppn Nttd,
tauitt bier bic Jnm DTS Hsrru :. Y.
Shtn.
6tpattcr Stprt ojponirts bier BERN
Serrn ". W' ShcN uno 9obn Stra,
le fln tltlnss Wdohtn. Srllulirtu,
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1903-11-05
GLOBE MERCANTILE Co.
PIC EAST Hon STR.
JEFFERSON CiTf, Mo.

--llm nldi aus otr llcbuuQ III tom'
men imb ben titian1 "Hyo Byo
BABY" nihi III ptrNtntn he's Nerr
.uIp, Sduohcibe btl SlsIe,cpn rA tir
nc9 10ce@ Isbiey stott bonn WpaiicT
ldu0btlu ubrrrcosn Uou llm ntIctN
- Nidotcu au;uuthntn. Sh9 Volts
bllt. 1rl!uIlIt 81 olhtm WermdhtnlB.
Gint lrllibtuot 1rnu,nr,htItrIn IN
Auliti An.. be Satin ,Insi Sctitr'
ptoias,s Namns gSlals, bal tr'ldrl,
liz ionn, uitt ,ini,htn. ,uarun eln,
lSrnu ilrtu 9ldmcn rtrltettu iclt.
rcnn Nt bic gl,ihbsrettlatt Gtidhytlu
hires Warnts miro. uns b,lt,h! odraul
ibrtu Mlotenunmcn, Srepn, meter
III iitbr,n. Eas mus sintn ttruas
i,liiimtu eluorud mahtu. ptna sas
llaar in 8,itlibait pOra,fslt wjro,
IS baum b,iBtn: "RtDtrene gWals
uuo Srdu @rpun,"
-WhateVers your wants may be
this fall, in tn line Of Mems. 6oyS
and ChIdrens clothing, Hats. Caps
Gents furnishing Goode. Trunks and
vaGses, We can satisfy goa in qua
hty as weH as in prides. Don't for
get that tn goodies Of goods is more
important than the poorneSs OF
price. Come md gipe US a trial. We
lpiH sdve you money.
Gl0Bs MfRcASriiE Co
10 {. HiGg STE. Jfff. CIR, W
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1903-11-05
Giu:9roitIieS tilrs Iuttsrbsr;.


m 1s, xs.. ti,b Maii,,lcn.
ukC tile Die 7trantn. atbi'ie
Der ptin
Hub iraa, iromm btiH ytioen:
Ter mid In bsineu Nrm asleai.
9nrth htint 2itbs mid atbsat-
Yctt itlhsr bisb mid fhtib'n.
Gr nimmt bein armts ilsinss
Qiab.
@0d frOmn une matlbaii seiinni
Sas bicitr 9gtlt pou 3dbr.u
Hub ipill IN @atsrlsbt mia
,5a a,l.m ens,i iellsliA
SIN 6immsIrsid perlldrsn.
'slec. Nbe, lisb Waii,rltp,
Tdu aine 'ioa obsn itlia fein
llnb ent Cuhtii'r hertiten
Nhr bid, qnpa. 8eidmiiterlein.
3as ole mir uns I'M gtrcln
Die Sslia'sit tritr.i!tn."
Gei fart osnn. Iieb,s Muttsr'
berg,
Z i.ilIe bic Sbrdnsn. asbltte ecm
'Sdmstj
llno prciit Wottss WoIten!
7cr 2oa perlliibt. bic Ssii uerrini,
Ten 1ltiir ,iebt. pen Vrsis Nc'
Wlnni
WCy ih ~ cIcii athOlicn. ST.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1903-11-05
fctolts llne 2lIltrIs.,.

%illg ~ ptrlduitn; cine iebr
quite Hlm,c ttl II Z T. Ndcmtpcr
~Ssr ,idiC Sbaricr pon lOos mar
onianQ 6 oug9p6t gtIhailtlpeacn DIsr
.0uolo btS NlOubcns" mo .goli5-
bluil" luidmmtn g. - pr 30br Niii
Ndmh $50
frau Ntrmnnn giadt ii nod int
mtr rttI ttbtntIt trnut. gNir lonrn
rctt t0Io pcn lArer Stileyun9 berlhltn
~ l0nntn
2im SpJnina btmtrileu mir nrieren
irnbercn ai>fn @llrae;, SuIIns StuIp
Cller rCy b,l.ltuirteu T0rmet I'M 6cr't
9lOd @p!lum bier.
AIM 1initoo btonttn Nh bic 6,I.
NotIDcjl 9@ilot, Gats Mtptrpst5r luo
Matp Stultt mad St. 2rnis N
Sienii.
--ger Ssub, oee uulttn Viaups 1T
Seyr Z lltll SGchbcrt 3meI IubCuo
Rianr@ uno : CrQcIn iino ltBt 'ur
rnitr Siaohcn 81 Werjebsn.
-?m SoontaQ iiatltir ole Styr,n
,Eobu Nu,wlnu, ST.. .(cbu Nuhmoul
Ar., mo Itbu Is. altnEtr upn St.
Sbpmda lus riutu ircuHolitcn 9t'udl
ub.
--Ntyr @ttpton Wret otr itit MOrj
pirits ,\Gh'r4 III Der 6rtmot, surili
III Nllcuiu 81. Damn N DtOptr ct.
Vcuis eounin tttailll mar icbrlt
McmuA 81 MIoticn jnuId.
--Gtau 0alhatinn &'elit,mdnu
wcldc itd Iaua0tm ta her 6amllle
ibrts Sona,2 Utrn QeaIu !,licrmln
in apclWrpa uar ltbr'c ltt'eH Gone
ntrna4 hlt;Atr Nrlit.
Tas tnrd ; g&ottn lItt Sobrhtn
Osr H0mIIit &tulQ Sdduptter ituyb
0m SpmttQ uuo mntbe Nm glltyiccl
ltnlo0t btcgrIlt. 2tn uu Den Iicbtn
tsnQl ,rlGts;notn elietn un'cr lnuig'
lits @litIo.
-SH3m Gorurinbtmitn idtutt o0a
0jtipuua pt9 perm 3phu ftls ;u
GunIt HQd gnb pdy i'm Nariii ourt
;uQtbta Ntrr 6eIs ipradg prr bic
Qictoc nm itIbr hardn III binotru lup'
bei lIr ncr 1chicl ots gHa9cns in ben
&id iiItE. ple uus berd)itt III Ntrr
,stls Gtl0hmi uub mNg bic @treBunS
nhl Ntidbruhcr Mt itlH.
- 9lnr nrt tini0t ldas uub 'eer
gpiniu ~ od ANc upatrcbm mcra
man mlt Aaiu genter SIeiotrn per't'
ben III
4. !. Etthttl II. so. bnhrn isbt cine
nrut slnsmabl uon Nn,npt, lltberr0dt
SiicIcl. 1tubeu, I'm. Vile bic s2j.0o
wsr,h 9@0atn lur Said" iduleu
ueu iilf {roNutte eiuIaul'tsn. erbaIlsn
,int Der ioIaMOtn bui l'rdmicn:
ElnmS -- yin aroBts Yilo bon ei'
nu Mthiloun9 wtlheS 0cr &duiey per'
orostrt bJben MIL. eln iolhts Silt
islrt n0tnomo s.. 90 nal 3abmen uni
pSlas. S,t ahtr liticru cm iclhes vi,
$3.50. Milo $3.50 ptr 10 Proscu
III ltuitM Nuetn.
cotr 3nti'tns - $3.50 lrertb Dor
t,llan mo 8llssWaarcn poer Stmud
iaden, mtltts ebeniaus l0% mott
Cher Iritisns- Grsi 9Oois au'
,irt SprttnulGius. Gin Coos an
$40. 90. 0rti gupis auf $500 merit
Gin.lnlt.
gssr ltint yramlsn bat.n min mi
4 4gaid" tt;ahlt srbaIt 10 prognt al
4 an Nnsastu Sauben uno Siisieln NH
nsbuts Sprku pon gllsu'@aaten
y Nn ode anoer.n gBaarn stbdlt q
s prp,tnt ab.
Mud baten II, Nnitae uno Shub
/ bic ;u itbr nsoriaen pr,iien ausper
Z hait tptrbtn. @cliSds,t oisidbtn sb
Fs ale hno.
ssir Vrpouiie NIB eU ho4h'
lariiprsh ttiakls
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1903-11-05
2libsrt Shlici.

srunh,a,nibuM g'trtasN Tay.
,n 'IW sspetil!,ia,. 3li SsHrm
;bdoo', on u. eh'fnul S,r.. q.
rn,s sRe.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1903-11-05
Neltphalia Wiariibcrih,


'''''"' "a Nv
&fii'T' per SH|@' "-'V
H'"'aiNsn ps' i~' u ~
's'' %on' SrN' s-.i)
7SdpaW sEtas nv
,}It, "a
.,;,s,. ~
"fr"'
7NSa'"mtal w
c.cltn, per l00n 2.75-'.15
sub, 5O-2-5
rI.,,h, .I,on On "A
sa,r,,n "a ~
~ ~ .
>an'm" '.'V-'.'o
'cdt TOO 80
sAiu,tn p,, h /: ll-l2.
~, :
~
Nn4Hd . W
stmali o
iiu al
s,,,; /, ,a.I.
'" "a ,n'
A'h0so'""'T' % W.
Sar,oHtIn sa
SaoTtn, "a &c
ssinuuthtEalsSIutAiL
.urss 9itttl gNh ekIsaA
HyrItt aai Nm t.na Die se9R per-
w,N.ts l,RFi,,t, 90instn ,ur Sill.
lung u gls,urs mi, SeiRnUsssn ~.
Meot,n. gp.nn suh m r,isn SdIltnl
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1903-11-05
.6enrp Sefe,
Ibe Nercbant TaiIor.
Westr,halia. Missouri

~ 9a hcbt lmmr nN ssh Hue.
'sssl pon Gdiimir an oaus I'm et.
nnatca 3ufpvat bittti.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1903-11-05
pei Be, ApnfuIidsisn.

patitnt: -eet, Tc,icr. Gins will u
Shn,n aI,lh saa,r; ~ ssrbi,ttn bfsu.
ben 81, mir niH.s - metn, 9rss hsi
mir h,sits Idt Dab, unh ass sllsi
vybeisn!'
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1903-11-05

'NeFt WV QUHV, =.
O3n snn IN uano elmer 3.it aa..
lsncnlHtsn f.n obent,hmssm Eaten.
Steutt'd blsr uuosa fin Rnh uno
RoHtn lpa'.tn wtnH is prompt ss.
iah!,n. .. i. Q,nh. -
" U~u
St.ueuinusbmn Don ciaas so.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1903-11-05
Stin frlb,rss si,dsnsis,s.

g.: Sit ma6en .sin, ssfdsrliSss
Strspa,tisn rtsra- -seurif (6rssss
lit): .slsin. id iauR sas xhhaua
~ 6s&s sit ssstrsssrl'
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1903-11-05
4dtans SIsasr :iabI,rl

50 ~ lln'erEidueit I oerbt al, ua.
ten f1msen Crisa ID fai,n1 b,
sisusrA iAr bos Sasr 1903 spw aue
bic BON irabrsn Sahu 4 FrhdaauS,str
5isntsu III empiana n.amsu: :
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1903-11-05

sunst t,au dn ,in.m f,ln.n Re-,
hau,anf;H ID bi4s DID. !isbs,
Dldnn&en. sir bs,ft Cn Dir Deim
QdbIpsiis niAt b.IieI!ssl' - Dana;
.unS narum ni&.s- Sunss 8.sa:
.IDsiI III Ch oann " 8auis ni6t
msbr itm.d.. psnn ID Il. Dir !sAt!'
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1903-11-05
arme, 9re;ker.

J,au Gu ibr.m bon Der Jasb kie.
,.br.nb.n Wnnn): Run. mas se.rsf
fen ku.s2- - Wann (miirriih): o
ia!- - 5rcu: .Soit Ou's i6en IN bk
Rid. ssbratt?- - Wonu: .Ru. sbst
in's - Gron!.nbcus!-
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1903-11-05
IN bsr S&uk.

G.bru: no Iisst sit'anisl 5sse2.-
= Dili: 30 D.ib ni6i. 6srr eis'
ru!-- a,b,,y: .Wdbi Tu e.na ntt.
no Der aaffet hsrismmiF - Diai:
.DH bOrs,u itH kim ndAfisn RGt
bdrn.- - -
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1903-11-05
gia TltnIttn.,nr,r.

3uuau TsnR (t,in SuNl.rl:
ON - ia 49, hri - ID, ha - 10 -
Nululi,t Uum g,bjlI,ul: .Tvina,n
3n t,K aoh,u nit ZEN SuISsurss
nssn,'
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1903-11-05
9srbG4tia.

arl. (b,i Der aOniuIia!irr); .au4
mub id Jtn,r bos R,osn uub ae6su
p,rbI,t,r. andbis. 5rou!'
gtb,imydtbin; Sic iine nsbl -
ftunb m,ir,s Rdnnss. tsU Gsh
ipI2"
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1903-11-05

L.: .Sin,n Saifiu, tak ID rst
ID Jag, Sbuen ssr esh in f,intf ".
kii san, euf.- = O.: .Ga. ID haiis
mol tin.u. Der 10 iosat csf' sas tss
prnataanetn'.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1903-11-05
Y,iioy.tr Rhnthmus.

5uno,r Dihi,r: Sd babe ollie msl
ne Wtbitt, Den iiib,n 4uatn m,inss
gaurd abetltIsn,-
proieiior: SO. barn mub ahr.
nat 5brtm 9ersmab. ~ lSihsiIsn.
]brt gauya ibit.tn,"
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1903-11-05
Trutfthltr.

gus ,ir,Hl golrorinc, Hpmon
Trtd uro Y,ylca pcn Gtbtls.t
Shldvm,ltl.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1903-11-05
Gus Ser gta,urott.

.Sn bcmn ea ;iu, pt3btis, pitif:
It,btn, n,ry Hdnjl,iya.a!- - -Uie &C.
Aoyt m,tr,, Sctisy it rautt uur
9ldnItiitni"
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1903-11-05
Die rit.Ms Hatsns.

9ut,saI,r: .apt p,Itts RsxS
isll d eu 100 Nat, fbrsihes, bh
nir Nm &smtsR Mssben baent--
Sk': .Stt,itm en- "a nsr in'a
sam;utuf.-
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1903-11-05

I'D mlb.t ,in.n n.u,r llts,r3iebt,
1db.n. uTl mid ,inmal ri,Nr in b,Is
isssn aItiitn ttp.atr gu .pnnsn.'
Limb id miibtt MID ,irmal tpi,ssr
in t,iisIsn arsiitn bsp,asn. I'm ~
,;n.m Hsu;r ll,by;i,a,r 81 iommtn.'
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1903-11-05
orr am. xuiisr par simias ID.
: adndftsbaibsl iu q. 2onis.

" atindttspalef1 ~ Sf. Soii's.
orr nib trou 1osbbtH uon Taos
nsiu@tsu am e0nn'as TnWanSis ndat
.2,6iouniaia.
--0trr B. n. Nsptr pon CALIFORNIA.
hatiti ,ut 3sii bitr feinm QuHoern sf
nen SsihA nb.
--Strr German gups isbris asitru
uon einsm mthrmcuat!iGsm Yein&
III gOlutaOo tirhst sathd.
-5raa Gtas. Doth uns ainoer be-
iiuoen Eh bel ibNn 9liern. rsip.
YrObsIt.ru bei damilk Dm. bubsr
dui 8siu&.
nd. 6eIthins Wasptr, 2,brsrin Der
Manman eAule beiano iA dm AIler'
ieelsutcas bier. ebeuio 6rau sins.
otisIe bel aOeIti'wn.
gk Ssrrtn SOtn Soram,Er unc
5heo. stauptdsr. bss0bsn iia om
ltsien 1onHeritaa nod ct. 9SHis III
Yeslsituns oes 0trn 6ero. Wsper.
5dmsrSsn unb muinl0is Snt,luo'
una ilasub zines aorpsrlbsiks wtrotn
,er o,oben einp,iugsncm trait poll
q. 6laiiss 2Innsmsni nan asbsn.
9edtauit bei 9perner Il. 9uedsuban
-Strr ,,pbn qur ppn aOsltStppa
luar atitln aeitdilsnaIbr bIet. VI
natt,,. aub unitur Chi0 sllien lnet'
cbm,n W,iuH ob. II hIHIrrlItB BET ths
ods Announcement oss 2trrn SlSpliu'
Sanoboih.
Sd ntt oCs 0uitens mtarn te'
icl0i; be llriats bic Suiicn trpl9l
lruir btOlnbtl, msrptu. 99tnn oslt
beDrtilQt mno Der OuNirn ptritmlnocn,
Slcits III mas q. blahts eolIah @n'
~ lhuu wub-0It llridhe beteIi0Cu.
Nrrlanlt bci srnGr II. ynrdenQon.
6arm,r loIlItn ntt ptratntn 0aB
an l1ieu IN Sinu bic QDnausIitlHna
nailIdotl lmo tlt o,t nui ib,em Elnot
tpatiencn Qroltgn mo belicu Sorn.
ulltn 0u,t clnlte ita lr.Ittl.. @aTum
'qllitn nltt lHlleic marie. SbnIer, htr=
.a go,snt,ihaIitnleit Don tenen
&lel!c ocs Sialic9 ubcrtroien w'rl'll
taEn nitt All oas bette a0ru pyOOu=
ilren!
Ne offer you the best ready
made ciOthiug in the worid, the best
we kHow Wandntet all Wool-uga-
rmteed in every respect ana -ve
can fit yoU just as weH as your ii,
0uYe.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1903-11-05
Aa,,.essMi@<s,
gsrs6.is!s DsIsrsnis.

81
aunst t,au (ia sinsm fsin.n Re-,
hau,anD: ID biHs DID. !.sbst
Ndnn4sn, sisr bs,fh Cs 7ir Dsim
QabIpsiis ai4t b.IislltsI' - DAM:
.llno na,am ni&.a- Sunss BIsa:
.Bsit fh Ch Sann " 8aui, niAt
msbr iam.d,. psnn tA'Iis Dir 'sat!'
au Su s4sL.
e.bru: no Iisst sit' 'ani. gear
= Dilli: 40 nsib ni6i. '5.rr 9ib'
u!-- a,br,y: .Ddbt Tu b.nR Ht&t.
no Der aaffet hsrismmifr - Dili:
-nit b0sssH iaH bsim zdAttsn Ri4
barn. - "
arm. 9rs;b.r.
Jrau 1u iSr.m bon BE-, Sasb teiR'
,.trsnbsn Wnnn): Run, mas se.rsf
fen ku..2- = Woun (mirrilh): q
ia!- - 5rcu: DAT Du's i6eu IN b
Rid. asbratt2- - WaHn: .Rss, sbst
in's - atan!.nbous!-
g.rhGdtis.
arlt (b.i Der aonIuIio.isn); .nu6
mub i'd Jhrtr bos R,esn uub apGeu
srbI,t,r. audbis. 5rou!'
8tb,inydtbin; sic iine nsbl -
5ttunb m,irss Rannss. hU gss'
iot2"
S,ii0y;tr Rhptbmus.
5unor Oiti,y; I'D babe ollt msi'
ne W,bihtt ben 'llb,n 4ustn msinsI
gaura absttItn.-
QroiciIpr: SO. pnru mub at,r.
nat 5bum gersmab, ~ nsihtiIsn.
]hr Qauya itit!tn,"
Inter Seun.y1.
I'D H,Ib., ,in,n nsu,r uts,r3iebs,
tdb.n. ur mid sinmal ri.o.r in k's
isun aytiitn ttn.esn gu ,cnnsn.'
Limb i'd mabtt MID ,irmal tei,ssr
in b;ii;rsn arsiitn bsp.asn. um ~
,r.m n,u;n llsbrii.a.I 81 iommtn.'
3uyiits.H6,r.
H.: .1tys 5rou ,ommt mir fshr
oumm pcy. rrtins 1T .lunte-
g: .Si, tab,n auh cine tIus,
5:au u3tkie."
gryiittie.
py;nHt5,: .9l. NiIlr, s,bf Gs
nor nitt mi: rat Qdui.P- - Rs!.
.sy: -Hs,. 9 rct ritt 3'pcl'. - %
iblait m.in. gI:t nch nltt f,te g..
Mug.
Trud',bltr.
aus ,ir,r 3olpoyinc, Hpmar:
Trt6 uro Y,rlc9 pcn 9tbIGost
Shldym,lty.
Gus Ser gt9,npett-
.St bct,n sa ;iu, ptahtis, pitii:
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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-01-03
NEW ADVERTISEMENT.
NEWS In A NUTSHELL
Paragraphs That Give Condensed
News of the Day.

Furnishing goods at Iwakami's.
A notice to taxpayers appears in this
issue.
e. w. Jordan & Co., announce a cut
in prices of goods.
Next Tuesday at noon, Morgan will
SELL a Whitehall boat.
High tide today at 1880 p. M; tomor-
row 1908 a. m, S:25 p. m
Camara & Co. are selling Pacific beer
at $500 per dozen quarts.
The S. S. Korea will sail for San
Francisco at p. IN. today.
The 5. $. City of Peking will sail for
the Orient at 8 a. m. tomorrow.
Six trunks were fined 81 and costs
this morning by Judge Wilcox
Intense cold was prevailing through
out the middle west at last advices.
Associate Justice Jackson Temple OF
the Supreme Court of California is
dead.
Mrs. T. Danforth Boardman has been
quite i'll since her return from Hono~
lulu but is now quite recOvered.-Chro-
nicle.
The First National Bank paid its
usual semi-annual dividend of two and
a half per cent to its shareholders on
New Years.
Two charges of selling liquor without
a license against All Lau were con-
tinued by Judge Wilcox this morning
until January 8.
What shall we do with 1902" is the
subject chosen by Rev. e. $. Muckley
for a New Years address to men at
Y. NJ. c. A. Hall tomorrow at 4.
Mrs. John Johnson, who was former
ly Miss Berenice Landers, has come up
from Los Angeles and will spend the
holidays in this city.-Chronicle.
The German Savings and Loan So
ciety and the California Safe Deposit
and Trust Company, both of San Fran
cisco. announce dividends in this issue.
Beef, iron and wine, make one of the
strongest combinations for a general
building-up tonic. Strong Beef, Iron
and Wine is one of the best, and sold
by Hebron Drug Co.
Kaihahi was charged with having
been profane. The complaining witness
had probably forgotten the particular
style of language used and failed to APP
pear. The case was dismissed by Judge
Wilcox.
The Woman's Guild of ST. Andrews
Cathedral will hold its regular month
~ meeting Monday, January ., at p.
m, at the residence of Mrs. Charles b.
Cooper, King street, (the old sam Par
ker residenCe).
The file of San Francisco papers
brought by the Picking contain daily
bulletins of the progress of the Silver
town, the last one being as follows
Friday, a. M, Now about to buoy in
about $50 fathOms. Gable paid out, 223S
nautical miles.
An engagement of interest just an
nounced is that of Miss Edythe New
lands and Charles II. L. Johnson of
Washington, d. c. Miss Newlands is
the daughter of Senator and Mrs.
Francis Newlands. No date has been
set for the wedding.-C
The next meeting of the Honolulu
Engineering Association will be held at
Castle & Cookies Assembly Hall, at 1880
p. m, Monday, January D. Subject,
Use and Abuse of Cement in Engineers
ing Work" Speakers: Marston Camp
bell, A. Gartley, William Rowell.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-01-03
CIVIL SERVICE.

The local civil service board received
by the mail directions to hold a civil
service examination for positions in the
Internal Revenue Service, District of
Hawaii. Accordingly A. B. Ingalls,,
secretary of the local board announces
that such examination will be held on
January 81. Applicants must be q
years of age, or over. The examination
is open to all citizens of the United
States. Applications should be made to
A. B. Ingalls, at the custom house not
later than January 2S.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-01-03
KOREA DEPARTS TO-DAY.

The S. S. Korea VIII depart for San
Francisco at 8 p. m. today. She is at
the Pacific Mail wharf. The departure
of the new vessel will be attended by
large crowd. Many passengers will
leave on her. Some of the cable people
will also depart. The Korea will prob
ably not beat the Nebraskan to the
coast as Captain Seabury does not in
tend to enter the Golden Gate until
January 8.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-01-03
MN oman's Exchange

Has a new lot of JAVA MATS, sA-
MOAN KAPAS, FANS, AND
BASKETS and the best assortment of
GAEMANIAN SHELLS in Town.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-01-03

Star want ads pay at once.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-01-03
FLINT RESCUED DROWNING MAN

Captain of Harbor Harry Flint res
cued a sailer who was drowning last
night The sailor was trying to make
his way to the bark Star of Bengal and
feel into the water from the new wharf
at the Eva side of the harbor. There
was no light on the wharf and the man
could not make out his course. A
japanese went to the rescue of the
sailor, neither of them could swim. The
Jap overbalanced himself while leaning
forward and fell into the water too.
Captain Flint rescued them. The sailor
had not caught hold of anything and
was nearly drowned when Flint saved
him.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-01-03
PEKING SAILS TOMORROW.

The S. S. City of Picking will not sail
until tomorrow morning at 8 o'clock for
the Orient. She is at the Channel
wharf.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-01-03
IOFFSGHLAtGER Z Co., LTD.
25 King Street Near Bethel.
FOR THE HOLIDAYS
ARE OFFERED BY US

On hand the following plantation
uhaTes: Hawaiian Agricultural Co.,
Eva, Oahu, Waialua, Kahuku, Pioneer
MIL, Haiku Paia. Koloa, McBryde,
Hawaiian Sugar, Kekaha.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-01-03
TO CANTERBURY

LONDON, December 23.-It is gen.
orally reported that DR.. Davidson, the
Bishop of Winchester, will succeed to
the position of Archbishop of Canter-
bury made vacant by the death of
DR.. Temple.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1903-05-26

millinery, yet she must not crafty
either at the expense of the cooking
and scrubbing. She must plan large
ly to have a well-ordered home, yet2if
she had not a genius for details, too,
everything would soon go away.
Only a housekeeper-only a Ma
poleon, carrying in one small head
the countless "things to be attended
to" in order that her house may be
neat, her children tidy, her husband
comfortable, and the bills kept down |!
Credit for successful g~enera1ship is
all too seldom accorded her. Yet
such qualities as she displays would
win her distinction in any public
field.
'These girls will learn better by
and by. But the men, these men
who take their comforts as a matter
of course, and eve give their wives
a word of praise! O." sighed Aunt
Eleanor, eff such men could be CON
demned to keep house for a month
or two, how the profession of house
keeper would advance in esteemr-
The Youths Companion.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1903-05-26
Further Information Wanted.

In one of the later settlements of
New South Wales a man was put on
trial for stealing a watch. The evil
dence had been very conflicting, and
as the jury retired the Judge remark
ed kindly hat if he could give any
assistance in the way of smoothing
out possible difficulties he should be
happy to do so.
Eleven of the jury had filed out of
the box, but the twelfth remained,
and the expression on his face show
ed that he was in deep trouble.
"Well, SIR" remarked the judge,
"is there any question you would
like to ask me before you r%etire?"
+. The jurors face frightened, and
he replied eagerly:
II would like to know, my lord, if
you could tell us whether the prison
er stole the watch"