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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-03-12

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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-17

-S6Iau. Sausfrau: @eftern
M6enb baben sic ben Solbaten in Der
ai6e eetiiBt, baB i9 bas nidt nod
einmal iebe! Iugufte: S4Dn. gndbise
ssrau, ipenrl er pieber fommt, mill ih
6as Saliifsnod %perftOpfen.
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suren. I'm @ppsfisuren Elm mar
~morGbnlides Musfeben gu bsrleiben,
fperben bieielben nit elmer Mii9uns
BON 2 Sbeilen @tearin, 2 Sbsilen be-
nesianif6er Seife unb 1 Sbeil Pott=
aide in Wafer bur4 &o9en uufselOif,
10 bab bic Gauge biinnflifig 1T,
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felt fann erit brei Sage na9 ibrer 3uz
bereitune in 9ebrau6 senpmmen tper@
ben. Die @npenbung gef9isbt iparm.
einisenberJe EN- iter4eiz
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Spiesel gu ~reinieen, perben bieielben
NIT taltem Mafsr gepaf9en unb,
tpenn lie famber finb, NIT reinem
9Df6papier ober nit 5enterleber tros
den pplirt. 8lsi6en na9 bieiem Ser
fabren nod 5lede i'm 9lafe auriid, 10
reibe man bieielben nit Spiritiis ober
@fig aus. SIN CONNER liefern frie
f6e 8rennneReln Elm gutes puBmittel.
Man nebme biefelben feit in elm 8iinz
bel aufammen, tau9e fie In faltes
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fpiife NIT faltem WaKer na4 unb poz
lire bas 6eniterglas NIT 2Df6papier
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beueen. Man reibe biefelben nit
einem mdBig angefeudteten Genfterz
leber frGftig ab. Der uebelftanb tpirb
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ale Wp9e in biefer Meiie geretnigt
tperben, bann fann fih bas tpegen un<
poIfommenen Mufpolirens aeittpeife
ausi9lagenbe Oel ni9t nit Staub gu
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lad gu beripsnben, Der tn ieber Drps
suenbanbluns 81 baben lift; IA pfunb
suer @denad lit nit 1 Otter Spiritua
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bette ppliertinftur fertia.
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feften S9rittes auf bas !9aus gu uno
5og Die Sbirtlingel.
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fprefen bDrte, unb feline 4%ufregung
ipurbe nod srDber. ais er TIN in 8ez
eleituns elmer bGuerif9 eefleiDeten
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sic eebor6te f9neigenb. en- pei<
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&inb.
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Elm elegantes @obnaimmer sefiibrt,
blieb tie, mGbrenb 6ans NIT benz
9ausberrn iie auf Elm paar Minutsn
berlahen bate. reguneslos in einem
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mar es bas bette, lie nibt mebr gu iss
ben. 8OSu Die @erldnseruns Der
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@ilen laifen.
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ni9t auseben," faste er eifrig. ssh
baben Die sanae gbre au beanipru9en.
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bienft."
r@ber sic perben bod nit uns
fommen. nidt pabr9" fraete 9ans.
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Serrn losfam.
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(6~ortfebuns fplst.)
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lake ERIE & WESTERN R.R.

Sabraeit Der 3nge...-
Abtahrt Antunf
IeIebp. gbieaso uub R'4isau Grpres--t 7.lb t1o.ss
foIebo. Detroit unb Chicago Bin ......sla.so s.as
Ui@tean Gitn, Wauneis u. sofapettee pt- + 7.ao tlo.s5
t6sIin ausssuOmmeu eonnieas.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-17
Die CITY Band

1tatIirt 1853. mtmunt ~ieberseit eusasss
nsnts entsessn. S~rsensweI&e Dr&efer'
Ruff unb irsene cine Anaa4I bon Nufiern
usrb seIiefert. Reue HusRattpns ut6 sene
1ntforuten. R. q. miller, Director.
tsnrY SYreuapfetL @ei&dftsfhbres,
801 2entx6p atenue.
feIepbon ss Qen 4696.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-23
Mill Ends of White Goods
In the July Clearance Sale.

While in New York few RAJ
across manufacturer
hat ne was anxious to get rid off,
lot and the miends
and freshest white
o manu-
we've marked
goods section during
Lot No. L. 217 Of and and T.
yards Of heavy white oxords sripcd and n
checked dinity .OG
Lot NO. g. 276O and
checked in n.
variety designs, "mllcnds' to
from 21ac DC
Lot no s. 17ot NJ
with from lac 10 z3c at
weave mill ends" fOG
Lot No. T.. 2o3 yards LAWNS 1H1.
Lot No. 1so yards of oinchw Lawn mill ends" n
$500 =
Lot No 27o5 yards of Sc English 1fn
$500 WI" 81
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-23
Ladies' $500 Lawn
Suits $3.N.

ShirtWast Suits of White Lawn
waist has band of embroidery
down front and two pretty en-
broidcry panels on each side;
large sleeves, fancy stock collar;
10 gored skirt with tuck down
each seam. full Killed bottom. The
regular $500 ones for 800. .$3.4e
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-23
Bathing Suits
and Needfuls.

Ladies Bathing Suits made of
black sattcen ana mohair in the
newest and most becoming mod
els, with attached boomers and
detachable skirts. variously priced
from $3.50 to 1898.
Ladies' Bathing Sandals. -. Csc
Ladies' Bathing Caps ...... Csc
chiIdren's Bathing Suits made
of the hest materials, sizes i TO
III years, nj $1.50.
Mems Bathing Suits, plain and
fancy striped at e8c and up.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-23
$l.Oo Crepe de
Chine 39c.

We've 500 yards of the regular
dollar quality of all silk Crepe dc
Chine. the sort that you are used
to paying dollar for elsewhere;
orr former price was 59c, but we
are going to clean up this LOT in
the clearance sale at 39c the yard
Ii different shades in the lot.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-23

Otis Underwear, thin and cool,
in pink. blne. and lavendcr-thc
regular zoe quality, ut SOC the gar
mcnt.
Mems Neckwear, wide and mar
row four-inhand in fancy colored
ioulnrh silks, orr entire quarter
line. for 19c.
Mems Belts, tan and black lcath-
crs, oXidized buckles. all sizes,
worth soc, at 21c.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-23

csc Underskirts &c.. Made of
fine white muslin with deep
flouncc OF ruillcs and en-
broidcry, nicely made-regulnr csc
values, sale price 69c.
Csc Drawers, 19c. Ladies' mus
lin Drawers with cambric RULES,
regular quarter value, clearance
price Saturday only, 19c.
75c Gowns, soc. Made of good
quality of muslin. cut full and
trimmed with lace and embroidery
the I5c snrt-salc price sec.
$1.5o Skirts, 9sc. Made of white
Cannon Cloth. killed bottoms
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-23
Mems Furnishings at
Sharply Reduced Prices.

here back numbers" this
everything in STYLE These CT
sale ofengo timely splendid chance for sa,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-23

We've about 5000 yards of this
seasons choicest wash fabrics, in
GLIDING batistes, swisscs, lawns,
organdies, mulls, etc., sold all the
season until now at 12Ac and 15c
special clearance sale price. -. OAc
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-23
ladies' $l.5O Waists csc.

Twelve different Butises
Linen coorcd lawn and Mccrized
with dainty Val
pcats, fagotng models The regu
lar $3.50 sale price
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-23

very slylish-the S150 oncs-sale
price CSC.
$500 Skirts, So. 90. Some of the
newest stylcs-in fancy mixed
cloths, Killed bottoms, worth SIS
sale price $2.98. ~
$500 Skirts, 1898. Cleverly
made of Panama Cloths, Mohairs,
etc, In blue black and brown,
worth $500, sale price 1898.
SOC Shirtwaists, &c.,. Made of
white lawn III neat and becom.
ing manner. regular value 50c, sale
price acc.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-23
OF High Grade, Seasonable Merchandise

~ summer season rapidly approaching close That has been the most
AS result number
get the stocks the object
sensational
in
unusual for tagging lines odds the
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-23

The Pickwick Stretchiseam
Drawers. for men, made Of good
jean with elastic seams. worth soc
ut sic.
The celebrated Quaker Socks in
black and tan full seamless, two
pairs. for Csc.
Mems Fancy Hose, pretty lace
and embroidered patterns, sale
price, lac pair, 6 pairs for a5c.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1905-07-21
TWO FUNERALS AT ATKINSON.
Those OF Mrs. Raymer and MIR. Woods
Held Yesterday.

Atkinson, Neb, July 2O.-Special to
The News Yesterday the t-m"ral
service Of Mrs. Mary Brock | Neb
was held from the Presh.
church, conducted by the pastor, Rev.
Mr.. Bowen. \ great number of teams
followed the remains to the last rest
ing place and about 200 people were
in and about the church. 5. Brock
of Ord, and also a sister from the
same place, were in attendance.
The funeral of Mr.. Seth Woods was
in charge of the Masonic order, and
was carried out at the cemetery. Mr..
Rice of Stuart conducted the ceremo-
nies. Judge Kinkaid r. r. Dickson,
Mr.. Gilmour, John Weeks, DR.. Hunt
and others from ONeill took part.
The son from Oklahoma is expected
tonight, but he will arrive too late for
the funeral. Mr.. Woods was a mem
Der of the Ancient Order of United
Workmen.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1905-07-21
ZtNSIVO|STS UNDER BAN
POLICE PROHIBIT MEETING OF
MOSCOW CONGRESS.
TAKE NAMES OF DELEGATES
Retire to Draw Up complaints and
Meeting Is Resumed-scheme OF
National Assembly Outlined by M.
Bouliaan 10 Renounced.

Moscow, July 20.-Ihe zemstvo
congress- was attended by 225 dele
gates, Count Hcyden, leader OF the
deputation representing the congress
recently received by the emperor, pre-
sided. NJ. GOlOViuc. president Of the
organizing committee, had barely
started a statement dealing with the
obstacles plac = in the way OF the
congress and that Governor kOZlOh
had promised that there would be no
recourse to extreme measures, when
the chief Of police, with numerous
commits aries, o.tercd tH1 room. The
chief announced that the project had
prohibited the meeting Of the con
gress and ordered the seizure Of the
documents. Count Heyicn protested
against the proceedings, but the chief
Of police began taking the names OF
the delegates. Then cries We're raised
of write down the whole OF Russia.
Many persons present, who were not
delegates to the congress, requested
that their names also be taken, Inc
police then departed In order to draw
up summons, and the meeting was re-
sumed, The scheme OF a national as
semby on the basis outlined by NJ.
Bouligan, minister Of the interior, was
minutely and critically discussed and
renounccd as totally inadequate to re-
lieve Russa's internal grievances, be-
cause including property qualification
and an electoral system by
classes II prevented the assembly
from truly Interpreting the will Of the
nation. Numerous resolutions embody'
ing the foregoing criticisms were
adopted unanimously.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1905-07-21
ROOT TAXES lat OATH
NEW SECRETARY OF STATE IN
QUOTED INTO OFFICE.
TAKES CHARGE OF DEPARTMENT
Holds Extended Conference With Co.
llcitor Penf,eld, Minister Russeii and
William ]. Calhoun and Considere
Venezuelan Situation.

Washington, July 20-Elihu Root Of
New York was sworn In as secretary
of state. The oath was administered
by William McNair assistant libra
rian of the state department..
After his induction into office Sec
retary Root devoted pra ideally all the
day to the consideration of the Vene-
zuelau situation. With Solicitor Pen
field Minister Russell of Venezuela
and William J. Calhoun, who was re-
Gently designated by President Roose-
welt TO Investigate the claims Of the
asphalt company and concessions, the
secretary went over the documents
and papers on file in the department
with the purpose of formulating def
mite instructions to the special com.
missioner Commissioner Calhoun
will have to gather addition informa-
tion in Washington and New York be-
fore he is equipped to perform the
mission for which he has been Sc
lected.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1905-07-21
Nehraska,s Corn Cron.

Omaha. July 2O.-The Union Pacific
has completed an estimate OF the
acreage Of the corn crop for Nebras-
ka. The revised figures show that at
present there are 6,500000 acres of
corn cracking along under the pres
ent hot spell, which is about 100000
more than the acreage for last sea-
son. The acreage for winter and
spring wheat will run over 100000
acres. Both wheat crops are to be
banner crops in both Kansas and Ne
braska. The quality of the wheat in
Nebraska is the best that this state
over produced.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1905-07-21

Bar HArbor, Me, July 2O.--The AFRO
tic steamer Roosevelt. bound from
New York for northern waters. called
here and after Commander r. H
Peary had bade farewell to Morris K
Jessup OF New York, whose contribu
tons to the Arctic club have assisted
the explorer to build and equip tho
vessel, she continued her voyage
Commander Peary, in parting, said
that the last man with whom he shook
hands in this country was Mr. Jessup,
and that that gentleman would be tho
FIRST tC receive a message from him
whom he arrived at Chateau bay, Lab
rador after his return from the north
After coalng It Is said that tho
Roosevelt will leave North Sydney on
SATURDAY..
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1905-07-21
Bank RObber Quickly CAPTURED.

Waterloo, H., July 20-A young
man, giving his name as John w. Dud.
ley Of Joplin, Mo, and his age as
twenty years, walked into the State
bank Of Waterloo, and placing a re-
Volyer at the head of Assistant Cash,
Ter Kaempner made the latter turn
over a roll OF currency containing
S475 Calmly walking out Of the door.
the youth disappeared. A posse was
formed and after search OF an hour,
Dudley was captured and placed in
iRil. The money wss recovered
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1905-07-21
Korea to Send ENJOYS.

Seoul, Korea, July 20.-Against the
advice OF members Of the foreign lega-
tions here, Korea has decided TO send
two representatives to Washington to
attempt to secure a hearing before
the peace plenipotentiaries Both OF
the men chosen were formerly stu
dents in America. They are young,
without public standing and bear no
credentials. The emperor's private
purse supplies them with 10000 yen
TO "inaugurate a newspaper campaign
to interest Americans in Korea )
plight"
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1905-07-21
Transport Sherman Arrives.

San Francisco, July 2O.-The trans
port Sherman arrived from Manila,
bringing the entire Fourth infantry,
one squadron of the Twelfth cavalry
and companies Twenty-eight and
Ninety-two of the coast artillery.
The Ninety-second company, coast ar
tillery, will go to Fort Flagler Wash
ington, and the Twenty-eighth com
pany to Fort Rosecrans One Dat
talon of the Fourth infantry will go
to Fort Thomas, while the others will
remain at the Preside until further
orders.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1905-07-21

Boston, July 2O.-The arrangements
for the funeral OF General BIackmar,
late commander,in-chief of the Grand
Army Of the Republic, have been com.
pleted. The body Of the commander
will arrive from the west tomorrow
night. Saturday morning the body
will be carried to the state house,
where It will lie in state from a IN.
to 23O p. m. The funeral Will be held
at . p m, Sunday, from the Second
Unitarian church. The body will be
escorted from the state house to the
church by the various Grand Army
posts In the city.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1905-07-21
New Road Soon 70 start.

Omaha, July 20.-Prospects are fair
for the sale of the bonds of the Om$
ha and Nebraska Central railroad
within the next two or three weeks,
Joseph Baker Of Hastings, treasurer
OF the road, is in New York to nego-
tate the Rotation. The road will run
from Omaha, through Wahoo, Aurora
and intervening cities, TO Hastings.
Right-ofway to the extent OF 800
miles has been secured. If the sale
of the bonds is made within month.
it is said grading will begin at sey'
eral points along the line early in the
fall
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1905-07-21
CANNON CAPTURED IN CANADA
Former Utah oHlcIal Accused Of
Swlndlne the state Arrested.

Salt Lake, July 2O.-John G. Can.
non, formerly secretary Of the Utah
Louisiana purchase fair commission
has been arrested at ISthbridge, Can
ada, on the charge OF forgery and ut
tering fraudulent papers. Cannon Is
son of the late George c. Cannon
for many years one of '.Ie first presi
dency OF the Mormon church, and the
brother-in-law of former Governor
Heber NJ. Wells. When serving as
secretary Of the fair commission Can.
non secured several thousand dollars
by fraudulent vouchers. ii is alleged
The matter was investigated by the
state Legislature, and Cannon left the
state. Warrants were issued for his
arrest on March II and he was ar
rested last Sunday by the territorial
police OF Alberta. II is probable that
Governor Cutler will decline to issue
a request for the eXtradition OF Can.
non.