davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-03-14

Lady Durand, wife of the British ambas-
sador. also entertained at an at home Sat
urday afternoon at the embassy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-03-14

Miss Blanche Emory, who is making q
series of visits in Washington is now the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry May, at
their X street house
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-03-14

Mr.. George Won Lengerke Meyer the
United States ambassador to Italy Friday
evening gave dinner in honor of Mr. D.
j. Hill, the American minister to Switzer-
land.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-03-14

Mrs. George Burroughs of Boston is in
Washington for few weeks visit with her
sister, Mrs William ]. Pettus.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-03-14

Miss Helen White gave pit party at her
home, 141S Corcoran street, Friday evening
in honor of her friends, the Misses Mamie
and Margaret Sanders of Roanoke, Va
An enjoyable evening was spent and re-
freshments were served. Among those pres
ent were Misses Mamie and Margaret
Sanders. Bessie Shipley, Elizabeth Nc
Knew, Matte Mullikn. Alice Ferno and
Helen White and Messrs. Sexton and Yer
non, Herbert DuvalI. Frank Linthicum
CASTOR and Marvin White
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-03-14

Mr. and Mrs. James Pinchot entertaine,
at dinner Saturday evening in honor of tn
Secretary of War, Mr.. Taft.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-03-14

Mrs Byron Andrews has returned from a
trip abroad and is with her mother Mrs
Fisk, widow of former Gov. Fisk of Ken
lucky.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-03-14

Miss Alice Riggs, who has been passin
the winter in Philadelphia, will not retur
home until Easter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-03-14

Mrs. Robert Portner will not be at home
tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-03-14

Mrs Henry Hodges is visiting. Mrs. Henry
Pearce, in Providence, r. l. who gave a
dinner party Saturday evening for her
guest.
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Tesla And Meheula:
Loss Of Citizenship
VHarA ulANa Aa NOr luHr Uura nv uHNu uuNVurWp u
A WWluNN wlAr liW Wlll O0ularuU Az \ NOruR rtlN
uuLW uF hAW ANN rUOuWuuUU ruU REFRIGERATION

OOuUluu ur uUuUuva UH rvlOuluH or WlHH
.duWuUuurn. Uud Nu urtvuHu iH turWvd a
.luluW lUHl the Hbuu " the uuHHlhlt
,uuulHhWvul WUUNUW N whether the
UvWW uuuluhWuut Wtlutud IN a luUA
lmlrlHunWuul ur a tue ur one dollar
Ihu HNuu rulu. II W uNlWud Nppllus to
the Wullvr ul luHa ur ulllHvuahlp ughlH,
HutllluH lhu Wullvr Whuu the verdict
ut the lUy w returned, without ruHurd
lu what hu court duus la puutuuuluH
A uulllluU lu lhu lruHldpul rur ruHa
luWllon ur uNll ulUhlu M II quite com
MON procedure Ia such eases but uuHa
tnW requires thW there Hhnu hp nn Ia
luWu huluru such restoration ~ grant
VT The Oullud states hook Ut Ia
attractions IA MurshOlH district Atlura
UpNH nul ulhuu uunlnnH the rUlluNluH
rule uu lha subject
"lJ frequently uuuuH ihut la rppurt
Ing uuuu applications rur ulumunuN
ludHpa Uud ullurUuNH recommend that
plrdun he granted luH before term ui
upullrunlH oNplru IN urdur lhnl thu
rlHhlu Ut ultItunahlp may bu restored
~ them IN lhla connection. attention
la invited IN the fact that under M,
rules the President VIII not consider
auuh applications uulll urlpr lhp Upplla
cant hue boon discharged from prison d
considerable ported ana hlH good con
duet N certified ~ hy thu people umunl
whom hp llyuH The considerable period
mentioned M the rule rs understood u
hp about nine months w rppofllui
uuUn applications fur restoration ui
0lyll rights district attorneys should
state whether ~ not IN their opinion
lha applicant hus incurred any olyll dls
abilities by reason NJ hls convictions"
lhe loHH NJ citizenship rights IN The
rHuaH NJ fiesta ana Maheula would
nuke them Ineligible ~ hold my pub.
lln once ~ NJ IN Un u Jury ana de-
prlypa them NJ their votes, Thn orr
mnln Apl NJ Hawaii contains n HpeOla
provision, aside from he general laws
IN lhe subject llal persons convicted
NJ fronln8 Hhull loHo citizenship rights,
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Wdllur rpaN duuNrun that hu Va Uu
dprWUvhlavd ur disqualified lu Nuld uJ
Ouu m ruhBuU ur holuu convicted ut
tpuUy lu lhp rudulul COURT nud lhnl h
viii hu uu hnud Nhuu the tlWv vuluuH lu
rpBlulur tuu yullUH IN last UlRhlH lua
dupuUiuUt hu dRpupod ul thu HlUlvWoUl
lhnt ~ hUd lUal ulllhuOHhlu ruhH Na
tulluWH|
wphr independent vlabua IA uWuhl
lluilly state ~ tho Advertiser that NJ
luHln Ia Uul lualuH ANY alpep over lls
Acknowledgement ulupuhlllun hrolunu
N deems lhoru " nOlhlnR Va " other
lhnH a ulunr pnap ur Nlud NUT uud
hluN Aa lu the provision ur lhp ulH
uanlu Act Section ~. N " clear ~
any lrru IA luHll lore, lul nluuu u Huhuul
.hUy. ~ HHu THROUGH w. ana W Ua plHlu
~ d mUu mnu Ohll ho uuu also nuo
lhlUuHh w. WNulhur hy dUN az hl nlRhh
.HUd huulNur ut auullUhl CO., HlUrIluhi ur
muuullgll. II would ~ nll The HnWuI
Mo amount uf lnHnl WIhhlluH ur mid
dllup pVrutlWHnlA' uuuld hold ullluluul
water lu ulafiuuuhlau lrau I've are
Uul NOW apnlhlng NJ Muhuulu uH uu haze
mot YHl lrnu HuulrUuullO nH hu WUa Uu'
sentenced NJ uuy lmpIHunuuui What
pNur lWl oul, Ia IN nno az mWuOy wuWa
w. IN ul lur ~ dlHuUnllfy 'rHllu hu
must nrHl shall have been convicted uf
ans urmlunl uifnnHo punishable hy I'M.
prIHuHWunl whether Win ur without
hard labor. fUr u term ptuupdlnR one
year. whether win ur without nHp'
which ludRu Dulu dId moi Impose. q
Further than lhIH there IA not proHaIng
IlI l4I
lion ~ plyll rlRhlH when for any
alarm Uypr n Un 'l'paa'H pnrl ~ hlH
rlyll rlHhla am remain intact When
lip llInn comes ~ reHlHlrulIun hp VIII
bp fUund ~ hand"
According ~ mnng attorneys, how
ever no ven nh some recent decisions
NJ lhn court here ne lnal m such Il
nHao N MOI what punishment N lnnlula
ndI bul Whnl mny M inflicted under lhp
l1N. TINS IA no ulln npplIpd NJ class.
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CULLOM TALKS OF EXCLUSION
Dabao ~ Scmc IN bc Subject N Eocpog Om Chinese IN
Assisted immigrants

DcJuo ~ SENATE IN DE Subject N Eccp0g Om Chinese and
Assisted Immigrants
WhSlINGJDE, ADj gsIhe genera, deficiency appropriation
bill occupied N e SeulCs time bu before taken ~ Sen
aOr GalHRe spike length he aBG policy N e keps
ca1 pU We o teadHR N c deficiency bin ~ pfORfesI
ClgU spoke GD me Chinese exclusion bin During e dly The acH
non m me Senate Was brought ~ e amendment N te House " be
Din lgf e government N c ea6H lD0e md embarrassment was
created NY Ham0R GOaU Democratic cD1icfce behalf N 1c
Senate W Dre Morgan vino o senior Democratic member N c
Committee D0 0eOror Ca0a vim lc result lbu both Senators
declined NJ sefyo
Senator r0oW dacod NJ some lo0Rl me provision Dr me rcRa
WyD NJ chinese exclusion explaining previous aws and c UcaDe
boaHDE ob NE question: he cEpccd c opinion a NE denDH6c
me N me ueay N BJl wound layc e effect N fcyHg c treaty
N y aBd sld lm Me lof fcay HDdho the Ucay N ibO5 Die
e01R p ar N igDl be sad m Me exception made lbm aw VI
yof frenzy obligations md reference ~ me 0omy N SD which wa
Ne Oy HeHy bearing Chinese immigration then IN Gcc If
Thought desmde 1m there should bo specific fee1aeBe1t d
iJHef Chinese exclusion aUs NE therefore would ilyO le retention
~ such portion NJ e liJe DoysOG uoUd accomplish Iris result
ILef CGlGm formally offered amendment W strike on c maO
portion N Ne Chinese exclusion provision
senator LGdge dsD offered ab amendment excluding Chinese ahC
inner aliens woso emigration encouraged by agreement vim an,
transportation company
1le reading N lho b being completed he Senate adjourned.
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Tum First
SAVINGS Z TRUST
Ga, or HAWAII, I'm


President utuuuuuu,u Cecil Brown
Vice President r. Robinson
0aHhiernuuuuut, o. Cooper
Principal once Corner Fort aud
Klng streets
aaaaa
SAVINGS DEPOSITS received and
interest allowed Tor yearly deposits At
The rate " ~ per cent per annum.
Rules and regulations furnished np'
on annIaaLInn.
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BsTABLfsinD IN 1865.
h co.
BANKERS
BANGING DEPARTMENT,


Transact business IN ell departments
C5ileGli0ns carefully attended to,
gNGhanKs bought ana sold
Commercial and TTaVelers' Letters
Of Credit Issued on The Hank OF CALI
iOTnla aud NJ NJ hOthsehlld n sons
1oTTespondentu The bank Of Cali.
fOTHla, Commercial banking 10. Of
sydney, Id, London
Drafts ana oabis transfers On China
ana Japan through the HongkOnB n
Shanghai banking Corporation ana
Chartered Bank " India, Australia
ana China,
interest allowed on term deposits a.
| the following rates per annum, Vlzd
Seven days notice, ~ 2 per cent
Three months, ~ per cent
BiE months o. w per cent
Twelve months, a. per cent
TRUST DEPARTMENT.
AGt ~ Trustees under mortgages
MaHhBH estates (feHi ana PERSONAL,
Collect rents ana dividends
Valuable Papers wills, Bonds, 1to,
! received for safsskeepiBg,
ACCOUNTANT DEPARTMENT..
Auditors f0F Corporations and Prl-
| vBte firms,
hooks examined ana reported on.
! Statements NJ Affairs prepared.
Trustees on bankrupt or fns0lyent
! Estates.
once, va Bethel Street
SAVINGS DEPA HTMENT.
Deposits received ana interest allow
% NJ IN per cent per annuu, IN accord.
aHGH Win ftulss ana Regulations
copies N which may be Obtalned on
application,
INSURANCE. DEpA HTMENT.
Agents fOr Ftitb, MAXINE, LIFE
! ACCIDENT AND BMPtOYBitB I'm.
| BitlTf INSURANCE. COMPANIES,
Insurance once, SA Bethel Street.
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Claus Bpfs0kiss. VIM. q, Irwin.
Claus SpreCkeIS & Go,
- a -, - - -. -.
ia NIX IeExg.

HONOLULU, n. T.
san FfaBelsoo Agents THE Nevada
National Bank Of San BfshoisoO
DRAW EXCHANGE on
san pItAHCfBCO=T Nevada Ma.
uGhai Bank Of San pfanoiso0.
HyHD0H@UhiOh W London A. Smiths
NEW f0HR american Exchange Me-.
NDHAi Bank,
oiitoAoO-C0n Bt6tHBgs National
bank,
gAHig- Credit Ly0nnaiA
HBHftHa iJfssdHsf Bank
HOHoEOHo AHD YOKOHAMA 'f1is
ll6nsk6ng and Shanghai Banhins
CORPORATION,
NEW H8ALAHB AND AUBTHlT,IA.-
Bahh N New zsaiaBd, ana Bank n
VICTORIA Am VANCOUVER BaBk
Of British North America.
TttAHBACT A GENERAL BANKING
AND EXCHANGE BUBfHBsB,
Deposits Received, T0ahs Made on
Approved Security, Commercial aHd
TfafelisfP Credits Issued. fnllB Of BEs
fbabss H6usht ana BOid.
COLLECTIONS PROMPTLY 40.
COUNTED ron
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BYAUTlIORITY
HHHHrFFa SAM HOWGH

ln ne mnllpf NJ lt0 certain Alias l9s
oaHIUHa, one NJ which issued 0ul NJ lha
rifeuIl l0ufl NJ lhe FIfsI circuit NJ The
1afHIDfy NJ liiwnl on lha 1ll day NJ
hpHll lBOi N the matter NJ Allen A.
HDbIn80hl hImIlHd. w hee Ylph N Nh
mn IhH other wha Issued nv hyla a.
uiuhnH UlalHW Magistrate NJ iiono.
iHiH ialnHd NJ uahu Territory NJ IN
van M ne iBlh day NJ Apnl 1900 N
me m1linf M wan UhN h0ul rhnn,
nhgus TH Fl1s rhaH F0ot Y0u nud
luH Hlf l0nH doIns business hs wan
fHd i0HI O0mpuny ta. Tam Wnl, bee
finh. ana GlUufa d0lnR business Ha Sun
bgHh nompuHN ! hhtH. NJ H1ld HOMO
iuiH IN lba lblh dhy NJ ApHl a ~
iBOl HHdnf ana Nv ylHun. nW'of me-
Hfsl befeiHBB0va pbllllHd aims esenus
liGB. ard aepgndlg NJ NE Han0n1 here
ln8bGys entitled mlas naenullgD, ieyled
lpGH, AHd Hali 0Hef fgf sale ana sell
M pGblg BHHlGH NJ me highest bld
aaf, M lbe pGilna Station k1labaua
Hgla, IN mld Honolulu, NJ ~ gpI0ph
moan NJ THesdaN me- HIi dhy NJ May
A. n. lgGi, M ne Hehl, lillp ma iHler
ssl m Les Yiph, WIN bHl ebID MN
Hgbe ma INN Wai, defendants, NM NJ
bbB WI, tee Ylph ma glbets dGlDs
business Bs sHH iGpb rgWmHN W 1b1
~ NM fGlgwlbF dpbnHbed lnaHabGld,
unless me s1m m Ugi2gl lbn amount
m lba Htst bofeiHBbGve mentioned mas
ateeHliGB, ma me- BBH M NgD5D. ne
aGBUH m me HHpgBd bepiDabGye
mentioned bIlas etpaullgD together
WiIb iHlHfnsl rgsls ma my tens ahd
arbsBssH afe BfbyIgUIy psid
taBHe ffGW WiiiiaW NUlni NJ gHg, w.
ReHlWHi as N faagfd IN me HeRiHiy
yHies M s1ld Honolulu N hbef gg
taRe w. m M INIT portion m ~ 4. 4.
40. M Wid Honolulu, daspHbad as mi.
iGWBI
HaFIHblHF M II point On sgalh hde N
EshgHlba Blfael aslHHHgH mum WhlelI
lba B6Ub o9fHbf m PaH8bi sltttl bbd
RhtH1llta street. aelsHslgb aB stGwh
I'm 0GyetHmeBl sBtvay teeisleted nm
Hg lBgi, baata ~ o. NJ ~. lf1a 400 M
Hnd running w ifHs bbbtiHts'
~ No. NJ NJ. ~ w. HigbF kst1uiiti
80 extension
A. M tn N. ias ~ aigbF ~ q. \.
iIbb. M kbt6a,
81 No. ~ N. 4bb ~ Blg6g sgHA aHl
ttd m iaHs,
81 M, w W. HEH ai56s I, q, 4, w
~ haaB,
DBe H6fb GBl ~ al0BE Gfabl gis
10 me Initial paint hfss liS5 ~ ~
hHd aise n 6afli6gt Wsbt N Waj
running nun BaBaH Bltesl ai5bs Nh
nun sias m ~ q, A. HD W MaaB W M
premises sbggs dssefibed
Fatm m iAssi N ysafs mum Dseam
baf lsl, igW
Rental nm mt zen ysafs B5 ~
mbhiHi HhH fbf fhhhHihf HFH VhhfH
iH pr month
ma ab6vs iaHss Wss BsHRHsg HI
ObsfRa ~ kaBlWHl NJ OhIb mn Hgb
hHeb iblb iW5, No m fae9d IN M
enid naFislty DHea IN inner VA, baR
N, nm lbs BBtb9ss N esftyiBs ON
fftlaH agreement Gslsd bstHb bH
1874, balWflH sbBGH urn TN ma Obi
mn HGh
Vim BHlfb consented NJ HssisHiohHI
A. M BipJWH,
iHsh BbanH TftHlgiy N iiaWail
tt8HdHH, OaHH
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CORPORATION NOTICES,
ADJOURNED ANNUAL MrpTlN0,

rue adjourned nnNual meeting Ut lhe
aluNhhUduH az AlusnNdur A baldwin.
Ilullud VIII hu held M lhu Uiluu aud
UllnNlunl unun NJ malUuaa NJ lhp uuma
unnr HnnHuuNnld uulldluH luuUulu
200 Nundul lhn hlh dUy M Muy luui
IA Y Ubl1u, ~ mu fur lhu wrmHa VT
.unaldlnHH amendments ~ lhu nv
ibrsl Hnd Wun ulI0l huHuuaH iH may
.unu hnlnlu lUp munlluH
umu N. ituldilt
Puniulnli
ItBUulUlU MAJ lbnl
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Three
TIMES a
DAY 70
Chicago
sGLLtNd AGENTS

The Only Double Truck railway BE-
tween the Missouri river ma Chicago
THREE TRAINS DAILY Via the
Southern paG1c, Union P6clnc anc
Chicago ana Northwestern 1tallways
Overland Limited. yesubuled. Lsays'
Ban Francisco ~ 10 o., m. The mos
Luxurious Tf8iH IN the world. Electric
lighted throughout BUFFET smoking
oafs with bafber and D1th, bOOkl0yefi
library, dining cars, standard and
Compartment slsping cars ma Obsef.
yatlon cafs, Less than three days II
chicago without change,
Eastern Express, VgslbUled. Leave,
san Francisco NJ 9 y, M Through
standard ana Tourist Sleeping cars n
Chicago. Dining cars Free rsollnlhH
0hAlf cars.
Atlantic Express, Vesubulsd, Leaves
Ban francisco ~ y %, NJ standard An6
Tourist slssDefA
Personally Conducted Excursions
Wednesdays, Thursdays ana Fridays
Tbe best ~ everything,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-05-04
dixie OPPOSES THE ALIEN IMMIGRATION BILL

lc Argues That hc Demand ror II Is Duc 10 Anti jewish
Agitation,
bONDDN April s5lhc alien immigration bill passed lis second
reading ~ e House NJ Commons today Sir Charles Dixie and
Charles philips IfeyeaH whO led c Liberal opposition ~ c BILL
argued that he demand Of The outcome anti Seme agitation
~ Charles Dc who moved amendment proposing alter
naive necessity O e BIZ more stringent measures suppress Sweat
ngg daed gH lhe cSeeeHt qualities N m Hebrews and far
as NJ argue m Christian people ought ~ be an0us ~ offer the Jews
aH asylum as compensation gr past persecution
1de Ministerial Members warmly rcpudalcd he idea that anti
Soljs had anything ~ M win bc question Taken whole The
debate ~ lIo bin was conducted leWpefpey
Sf Charles DHkGs amendment defeated ny majority N TWEEN
lyatguf
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-05-04
he WAS AN EYCEPTION

PDkJLhHD, TN, SPIN B#yey Portland eHpOyee N EdgW
J. BgHeB 0p Dmp NJ 6s deH Wln Dermfed M SW francisco
March zb % Was generously remembered IN bs YIN, which fled
iGdy IN p aimee N Ne COnGy CoDa 1te vim p1Udos lbH every
MN VIM bd beH M NE employ N e eaOf Of ten yeafs ~
Ne given ~ D rent N NE annual aaH 1b0e VIM had served nine
yea gpl II pm reW NJ af annual ay abd ~ IN d0HH Ne Hhe
HB e DGp VIM bd WOfked bW yeaf Re per cent N Whist
Bpy feeayed nm yps WO we principal N Ne minor gacs IL,
bGHpe bpGpH N BgO I'M Me Unitarian SDcey NJ EaH FBesc1
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-05-04
TIE HAWAIIAN BEATTY
AND MATURITY 60. Ltd.

tlam Estate, BOrtgaRos, i,Oaua aUd
Investment spouHtl0a Homes built On
me ibsiallment Di1b.
Home Omoa, Mcintyre building T. ~
H., ". REHTWELtl General Manager
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-05-04
CONSOLIDATED SODA WATER WORKS

WOMPAHHi HfDD
gsDiabads. 0OE Alien aBd F0ft 80,
a.H.HaI
Manufacturers N HOdA Water, 0ias
~ Aisi BafHaDafiiia, H0Ol Basf, cream
H11a, sifaWbsffN, BlH., ME-
e|af WAL 40 -, IA 80.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-05-04

~, PfftlRsBjFG ADG H.Mno, VncslciagB, uld1H N ne
F1tsaG DgDpf VIM Wp nun U Me PHJbaV1ysk s M Hcb u
tgHdIgH NJ BpDe bD.DU M dp mBy ~ mn dtp inform lpf
N dp 0Gpb confirmation NJ bn9 tblDfs del1 wen NE ddo6
ap mn aHtr Gm Gp BnHs l Vine a dg0l III dp minds N We
tea11e lDlGHp ip p NJ 0p buf Has dsDalpd Nv dispatch
teegd t1 HeDeH NJ Ue HdDU dled nam Lae YaHg sayBg
mat We WHa ph dpfp NJ jgH GD PrlfDDaylDysh
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IR. Ia. EeIresIIIIe.

General Agent, Pacific COasL
CHICAGO AND NORTHWESTERN
HALFWAY.
gi7 Market 49,, palace fiOts), BaH
Francisco.
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WtH
BANK OFHAWAII
LIMITED.
ru


Incorporated Under the Laws ot the
TERRITORY ot Hawaii
pAlpaup rArlrAtauu, 5000, 900 OO
NNNlhNN NuNtUuptut,,ut, AOO,VOO, w
UNDIVIDED pUOWtrAuau tO,gSl,Ob
urrluWUa AM puUHcroUs
NhNWes NJ Observation-Disclosures
" g. juueHuNtuutuN leealrpHldeW
w. W. MNuthrbueugnd Vloesprealdent
g, IT, tooNuuuuuuu,uu,uCH Cashier
w. g, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Cashier
IT, Wnterhouae 10, w. bishop, 10, u,
TeUheN ! A, Mouendlpes ana g, H.
AthuWou
COMMERCIAL AND HANlNus pHa
pAtTMwN1N,
strict attention given 20 all branches
Of Ranking,
JUDD uuth INA tOHT STREET.
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ssf Wssl sag Dsy M eass.
The Ordway new era., 1904-10-14
Fs.hio, in cspea

Short circular ezpes are all the
fashion right bOr Those nos; in
vogue for early autumn weather are
Of cozrse lace. any lace Ike Ciuny.
BRUCE or p0s1t Yenise Is in favor. The
czpes vsry IN length Sometimes they
fall !rs, 70 the shoulders. Others reach
10 the bus, line. and EtlI others
touch the zzist In ecru or dyed to
match the coior Of the gown they ~rill
be the most fashionable during the
early fall The smart girl Is sure to
eonrrive many novel ways Of adding
10 the charm Of her cape. She may
fasten il doEa the front With big.
artistic looking buttons. or Il may
have the eject Nof being tied together
ziih many sEazN looking little black
satin bows II e wishes 10 more
decidedly change \ effect. she vii
slip satin messaline o% velvet ribbor
through the nsshss the lace
either side Of the :.ont Al the
the ribbons are tied In r6,settez.
inca again bit further coT.1.
The Ordway new era., 1904-10-14

can Be cut With the square outline. or
IN ' skape. or Ief; high as may Be pre-
ferrec and all materials In vogue for
undeTEezr are Appropriate In the
case of the model the trimming Is
embroidery. bat here again a choice
il allowed ss washable lzces are much
liked aad fills Of the material alSo
are IN vogue.
The garment Is made With fron'.
backs. side backs. under arm cores
and back portion q skirt The front
!s hitse b means Of double darts. 50
mailing the garment absolutely
smooth ftfing and the necessary full.
ness az the back is provided By the
skirt. which T. gathered al It's upper
edge and yolned TO the body portion.
The quantity Of material required
:0r the medium size is yards 30
iaches vide. Eith az yards Of vide
eanbroitery. yards Of narrow. p.
yards nf Insertion and yards O.
beading TO trim as illustrated.
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celer. Of N. menen,.

A. the season advances green and
blue separately and again combined
my be aid to be the colors Of the
moment Porgees and raw silks are
popular fabrics. A model Of dark
blue DOngee. sith raised stripe run.
ning through 1t. has a skirt with very
utue soring. and 1t IS tucked horizon.
ially all the way around the hip. hay.
Ing box plalt down the center Of
the front and back These tucks are
stitched about six or eight inches in
depth and then allowed to fare with
four deep tucks running vertically
round the bottom. each Of these tucks
headed by halfineh wide row Of entire
dOuI. The skirt Is cut straight
around. and the bodice, which ia
tucked In halfinch iucks. blouses
slightly over the belt A beautiful
white irish lace yoke and the collar
complete the neck. and the sleeves are
fathered into the yoke quite full and
fall to the line Of the elbow. Here
again is puff and below ls q tight.
nited sleeve Of Irish oroche
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I.s,n., rnnnina.

& esclses EoTei;y IN ibs way o.
'rsE-snE frs soEas Of axe ne~ nrS :
selHrz szisfs are The tEr1-oyer collar
zna cr-s made d soft issiher- AZ
eEx-ple of ihfs ls a pale blue rsiE'
trimmed with collar zrd curs oi so'i
tar leziAer IL Ehzps sozseEhzt ti1'i-si
70 the enh1oiseTtd ard isee collar zHa
czr sets 20 much IN demand during
tne spr1rz ard sumner reason
Lsztker triDuinEE are being usHd 70
Eone eIrsri On the usE tailored suits
and rzlnoozis. 80 that this pOTel'y may
zrest Elih quite zs nuea of a success
- a rails; trimming ss n TIE othef
.lnss d rez6y-1zcs ssr@sEts-
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p,os, on orogper.

A medicine dropPer a. an sn'''ee
70 the making q nsyonnaise vas 'he
inspiration Of horseNiis bot '@.s @
axo. Ereryoue ~bo ever irlea 70
rake r.ayoauzIss knows the bother o.
adding the oil slowly. drop BY df@p'
unriI the dressing Is thick elso' sa'
This uornzn experienced ihs same GU
serJ,v and met ii Ei,h the scent ned,
scine dropper. which adds the Oh
With machinelike regularity aad v's
rfglgr
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LOOK FOR IMMENSE \
Christian Church to NJ. .,
at 81. louis ce. ,jsl

%. LOUIS Get 'isl
The Worlds Fair /. ~
Louis the creates; rel.ssi
ton ever held b. asy ts-l
nomination. This Eill es,-l
OF Oct 1880. and aay.sssl
600 delegates upward. n :
from every state ia iAs II
ada. Mexico. and abroat n
inss viii be held IN tie N
building and the Colig1- 4
Democratic nailosai eo.nzi'
semhled. A ehorrs q vi
has been in training ,or -
TO lead the music. aas 81
best cvangells,Ie s.nEer I
ian church. which is c.s q
aggressive bodies L
work. are expected 70 M
20 Will be Disciples Z u
at the Worlds Fair h
church was the arst ts,.si
erect a building of N. I'd
fair grounds. ard b. J q
able exhibi, representa-; h
work In this counir! q
Only one other denonl-s.s
tempted anything o. this i,
dent Francis will sddrei i,
ing OF delegates a, Festu
which DIR. James II. Glfa1
Christian Evangelist, vtl n
where DR.. =. ID. Power .. u
who was President Ga-ss
viii be the chic. spsais'
vcntion is composed Of "
Women's Board Of Misssna
eisn Christian MlsslonarT I
American Christian MIssnss
the Board OF Church En-
Evangelization society. N
society. and the Board q
Relief. At Cincinnati W
about 10000 people a'iests
communion service. oszi
fractions Of the worids
ing so many people TO 8
expected that even cires1
ord. which is the greats b
world. will be suaersedet
communion service TO y
Louis.
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.rr rfir ,rofucs tct.sr an1 rsofe
Ing sssfrf fkaa sftEosst
For s,onsing osa Azrsss ef
,ss.s.c.rss use teps1 xrter oss'a,n'se 3
"a. ousrtssy q ,hynosir-
TIE rxr fro.n esipFs1g esnei =.
BE- removed iroz table hnes O' :
vcse-ors application. q Alcohol
Alan. the sire of a sie&ofy ~ =, p.
.olred IN a pint a starch. VIII oiisa J.
% tie color IL .1zsiins. sinssAras. anc
czlleoes after washing
Cares furniture saicA atne -
1ns, ciOsh esn be made - A'if1e'A'e ,.s
A. per BIZ brushing II rfth 4 SCI Ns5
brush Dipped II kerosene.
The Ordway new era., 1904-10-14
Y IN RE0GRlc AUGUSIE BARTHoLDl

Frederic AuEuste Barthoidi died in
Paris oct. I Of consumption. aged 30
years He vas best known In the
United States as the designer o: the
.iatue II Liberty Eniighteniug the
World. which stands In New York har-
Dor. and was a gilt from the people
Of France. The statue Is the most
colossal known TO history. the iegen-