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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-10-13
Underwear

than and look will
offered before
sasr,essn SOC 6Oc and 7Sc. at.r,S
Mcshwork undershirs 75cworth $3.50 a garment
india Lle undershirs 81 90 a garment
Drawers 25c :I5c 4Oc SOC and 75c garment
Neektcs 25c 81 80 in pattern and
S1.5O eseh-sik Cotton and Mercerd
Bette 25c SOC 75c 81 90 SIPS $3.50 each.
suspendcrs, Csc 35c lOc SOC 75c.
Trunks sndp Suit s. 80 $3.50 $3.50
Il, H. Ssi9 $2s. 81 s?'o. Az SS ! sddS Gs2
WE A COMPLETE LADIES',
WHICH GAME IN ON THE LAST "ALAME.
YOUR ATTENTION TO FEW OF THE PRICES QUO
BELOW:
1Oc A for Csc
Womons Lace Hose, zoe pair for SOC
Hose, Zoe worth soe
dorer zoe CSC.
Fashioned Lsc Hose 35c pair for
S1.O0. ~ ..
doscn 4Oc soc,
Womon's Fine Hose, SOC worth Csc.
2 25c.
Hose, zoe pair pair for SOC.
Hose, zoe pair worth 35e
Misses openwork Hose Csc worth soc
White Lise Hose, 35e
Misses coiorcd Hose, 3 pair for soc.
rs chid's Mererzed Socks, 25c pair worth 3so
rs chids Cotton Socks 3 pair for soc.
w RECEIVED VERY LARGE
GOING OFFER At SUCH Low PRICES
Ladies CAN NOT HELP But BUY THEM
LADIES' WHITE INDIAN HEAD SUITS with SALE $500
LADIES' WHITE INDIAN HEAD SUITS
LADIES' WHITE INDIAN HEAD SUITS with Jackets SALE 81 90
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Shoes! Shoes!
At 81. 90 PER PAIR.

At 81 90 PER PAIR.
and nsn kinda
womens House slippers 81
SEE
At 81 25
Mems s175
Womens Shoes knds
women's Dress Patent teath $500
SEE WIND DISPLAY"
At 81. so PER PAIR.
Rubbc Hee
Mems Shoes $3.50
Womcns SO SO kinds White
and kinda
golden opportunity
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-10-13
Skirts Galore
HOW ARE THESE FOR CHEAP pRices2

HOW ARE THESE FOR CHEAP PRICES?
LADIES' CLOTH WALKING 81 80
-
LADIES' HABIT CLOTH 8,
LADIES' NOVELTY CLOTH 2.
LADIES' CLOTH SKIRTS,
made with plai Z
LADIES' SKIRTS 10
Embroidery SALE
Muslin Skirt trimmed iacc
sale rhioE $50
Muslin Skirt SALE PRICE 81
Embroidery W 81 m
Muslin skirt Trimmed with Embroidery insertion Edgng
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Drawers

HEMSTiTcHED DRAWER Mu slim SALE
MuSLlN DRAWERS with Embroidery
DRAWERS
EMBROIDERY TRIMMED DRAWERS
LADIES, FINE MUSLIN DRAWERS Trimmed
SALE PRICE
LADIES' FINE MUSLIN DRAWERS with
FINE MUSLIN DRAWERS Trimmed Embroidery
Tueks SALE PRICE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ST go
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Gowns

LADIES' MUSLIN GOWNS Trimmed with Lace Embroidery
LACE TRIMMED GOWNS A
EMeRo IRhmeo GOWNS Low Neck and Short Sleeves
- . &.
LADIES', FINE MUSLIN GOWNS, Lace Muslin Trimmed
~
Low NECK NIGHT GOWNS, Trimm ed with Embroidery.
FINE MUSLIN NIGHT GOWNS Low Neck Short Sleeves
EMBROIDERY Trimmed NIGHT GOWNS. "i'"
PRICE
THIS is NOT CHEAP, STUFF BUT TIE sEsT GRAB.
WEARING MATERIAL RWEAR MODERN
STYLE AND BEAUTIFULLY FINISHED.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-10-13
~ DOMESTIC X DEPARTMENT -
TIME FOR HOUSEWIVES PURcHASE THEIR GOODS
FOR DRESSES AND THE

In. WI
Dmity
III.
Stripe
stripe
10 a
India Linon 15c zoe 25c perc more
in
Navy Blue. Champagne, White, Cream Black in
wide YARD
Tropical suings small neat checks,
Crepe Chine, all YARD
organdics
42inch Black
Figured Lawns Beautiful Floral Designs SIC Sac 1Oc YARD
Satin stripe Madras
chidrens Dresses % wide ..............17is YARD
wastings,
Hair organdes,
YARD
India Head, Finish wide
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-10-13
Millinery

All the latest novelties Pattern hats at half assortment
unequaied This
rbesteH forts
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-10-13

Ct to n most s in
w Of 10 dress cusnd oo
d. not the for
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-10-13
Men ard Boys Clothing


$3.50 $2T5 81
"te
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-10-13
Hats! Hats |!

Our line OF hats is the most com.
rictc in the city and you will find any
thing you wish from a canvass to a
Panama at prices that will surprise
you.
We make an effort to carry every.
shape and style hat that Is In vogue
In New York and all the leading East.
crn cities.
We have lust received a shipment
Of LONDON pANAMAS direct from,
London, England, and arc selling them
at the extreme low prices OF
$500 AND $500 EACH.
Manila double plat, fiber hats.
worth $3.50. selling for S1.75.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-05

Nh 10. Nooembet Gampicr y2latc4
rica". nod 2oubnn. i
PIN 10. Nopember 4ampicr y9re.
men" noh Bremen.
Sim "A. Nopember 9ampicr Bots
cam" nod &otteroanl.
Aim II. NouenIber 9umpirr Ecu.
tonic" nof 2iperpool.
gm "A. Nopetnber 3ompfcr gam.
Lamb" nod Nntnerpen.
Nm fl. Nopember 4ompier Ne
rltgia" nod Rcupel.
Nm 10. NoteubfauE ompier IQoit
ruine" nod 8aunes ~, .giiTr99p-
PIN t5g Nopaldtt# Gomplcfo2 1ag1g-
burg" RaN 9sttiself4Iio @cnho: So"
2ln II. Noprtft9tfn9 nmpftr MGbr.
malta" nod ibtfR9bl, 5'5 r,,, I
PIN II. @opt4JblfGfE Sampler .Eytpf
iploqnio" Had) &q8gbur9. as3,sa
AIM II. 9topcnhar z omei ag}QEO+
NIltcrlca" 1tad) tisteapcl lllO. BeillaI
Nm II. NopenbGr' GumpiCrol Rctp-
Dorf" nof Sotttbdnpton. fiIra
PM Il. Nopcffbcr 9dmpitr Ga&in.
ncopoliS" nod 2on0pn.
Pm II. Nppcmber Gompicr Sole.
bonio" nod) Glasgow.
9m 20, 9topember Iompier o&oi-
Ier @ilbelm Der 3lueitc" nnh 8re'
men.
9(m Do Nopembcr Iompicr o%lllto,
mia" nah NScupcl.
2m u. Nopember Camper BAL
tic" nn6 2ipcrpool.
9lm 81, N%opcplbcr Compiler
oaroonlqllO" ro4 Nntlpcrpcn.
@lm 213 Nopember Guntpicr Scr;
mania" ltaf Neapel mo ltoricileS
9(m q. @onembrr 8ompier yNoor-
Dam nod N%otteromnt.
PIN %. Nobcnlber 9umpfcr oNrnc
rifo" lloh Nanlbrrg.
9lm 90, Alopcmber Gompicr 80
Sopoic" nnG1 SABRE.
9lm %. Nopember 1onlpicr yaoi-
Ter Srirorih" nod f9rCmcn.
Int y. Mopenlber Gnmpicr ollnIr
tco StnteS" nod &openhuacn,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-05

oEonce" nia Tpncc; nad Central
Nn1erita, Columbia, Der aanal5qne
unb Sdien an Der Siio.Yacificfiiite
ter Tanlpfer pia Colon; noh So.
mnico, 5rini6ao uno gurbdons per
Gompier %n9(trato."
Epit iir g~teufunOlan6, bia Horo.
Sponen, un6 iiir Miqnelon, bia go.
iton, i9IieBt bier tGgIiG 3 llgr Na6>
mittogs; fir Cuba, pio Gampa, /
llbr NadmittugS ta9Iid; fir Gotta
Rico, SonouraS (0itIide 3iiite), Ii.
corogua (GitliGe 8iilte) un0 @uatc-
mala, pia Seem Orleans, tdglid 10
llbr glbeiOs; fir Mcrifo, t1gIidD Inn
. ltbr NddmittugS aunS 10 llbr 0es
s(6en0s.
grams c,iftc. 6 81 it.
1onnerito9 = llbr Iben0s: nad}
SapaL Goren, China ullb ben Rbi-
tippincn pio Scottlc.
- Sonitog - 10 llbr NberoS: nod
9tell. ScelnnO, 2(uItralicM Nclt.Gole
0onier; ghmoa, 6opoii uno Ocll
Silt. &ilIclt pin Gan GrolBiscu.
Sic Grons.E ocific-Eoit miro fig.
lid nod Sen AbgongsE6fen abge-
ionbt II. lit Die 3eit Scr GhlieBung
10 cinoeridtct, 6oB lie bel ununter.
brodencm lle6ctlanO transport
rcdt5eitig eilttriiit.
". 6ull @orrtS,
FoitneiItcr.
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Sdjiffsnadrihten.

9npcr, /. Nopcmbcr. = Toiiirt
limo bier bic Tompicr .9ntupio" bon
&nmburg un0 n6ricorih Der @roBe"
ollf ser Sobrt nod, Nem 2)orf,
Eromle Goint. 1. Npo.-We'
iid)tet mltr0e bier Der Sanlpfcr
oNooroom," bon Mottcrponl nod
Nelp- 9)ort ullterucgS.
Soutbnmpton, /. Ntppem6cr.
- &ou 9tcp 9)orf lon0tc Der Cont
pier st. 2ouiS" bier on.
GueenStomn II, 4. Nopember.-
Noh Ncm.gorf ging Der Gompier
,Gornlanio" u6.
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Tbfabrtstase Der EaHasicr.9 ampfel
Jut HcmsWprf.

PIN 6. Nopclnber Iampfer nSorp'
nia" mad Siuerpool,
PIN 6. Nopember Compiler oaoiicr
@ilbelm" nod) 9remer.
PIN Z. Nopcmber 9ompfer oTpn-
Dam" noh Hottcronm.
Im I. Nopember Gnntpfcr rSceo-
mic" nod 2iperpool.
Im I. 9Sopcmber Compiler Bee
lano" mad, Nntiucrpcn.
PIN s. Nopcm6er Gompfer .aqi'
lcrin Nugltitc Sictoria" nod Sam'
burg.
PIN s. Nopember Gonpfer q}Seui9
Slop" nod abpenbogen,
PIN s. Noptmber Camper y2or'
roinc" noh SABRE. i,
Im s. Nnuenlber 1on1pfer nSrar
cesco" nad) Neopel uno Srieit.
Im 10. Nopcmber 0ampier sur
neiiin" nab @lnsgolp.
Am 10. Houember Gampfer .Ii.
bert" mad 9teapel uno 8enua.
Im 10. Nppcmbcr Compiler ,Ganls
paniu" nod) 2irerpool.
am 10. 9topember Gompfer st.
Saul" naf Soutbompton.
Im 10. Hnpember Ionpfer .0rc'
tagne" nod SABRE.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-05
Yricfbeforbernna nad) Sem Nnslanbc

CllC Huu1 pthl IhSlu"p''
Sic ouSl6noiide Eoit mir Bic nnt
10. 9toptmbcr cnoctoe ISOLDE i6licBt
IN alien SGaen piinftlid) i'm Saltpt'
9iireoll, mic folgt:
Sic Todct Eoit lit taBIid bon 9
ll9r Wor9enS bis 5 llbr NodmittogS
offeL ousaenomnlen Sonntogs.
Sic Fadet.Boit nad1G elltlf)lano
idlieBt I'M 5 llbr NadmittagS am
5. uno I. Nou. nah :@rob6ritonnicn
unO Srlano 0icnitd8S unO 6reItoga
INN 5 llbr IbeIOs.
Gompfcr fobrcn bon gtelu 9orf
db, menn nid)tl dilbetpeitig drdeae,
ben. I'm
Trqns;atto nH i,4a &,]o5ftii,, .
@ontoa - Z ll5E q6RnoS1 liad.
europa per 9ampiar ,danii@r @it;
beIm ser @rpbe@ lpia EIpmpl,t6
G%berbourg uno Bremen. ~, 935
0ienitog - Illlbr }henoS:) unh
europa per Galnpfet yOeeanic" eia
GlccnStomn. Is 'H
Mittpod ~ 7 lt6r Ybero5;; nod
europa per Gampfer .a&niietin
%slit9l,ite @ictoria" pia Ilpmoutb,
G5erbours unO Somburg. 10 llbr
abenOs: nad europa per Gampfer
go lorraine" pio Saure (9rieic nah
@robbritamien qtnO ,Srlaho miiiien
npcr Ga lorraine" be5eidntet iein).
Sreitng - I ltbr AbenoS: no6
europa per 0nmpier st. Saul" pin
Elpmoutb irnO G~berbpnrg (9rieie
nuh 2iperpool, SfottIanb rlro Sr.
LAMB miiIlcn per ct. SAUL" bejeid)-
net ieinD. 10 llbr 2tbenos; nod
europa per Camper nGampania"
pio Queenstown. .aH tnr.
BOT iir SiiO nm Sc Central
Nmerifo, @cit .Snbien
II. |. 10.
Monto2 10 llbr Nbenbs: nod
Sorti,nc SSIano, 5onoitn, Eanal1to
l,no Der &anal5onc per 3ampfer
nFril5 Gitcl 6rieorid)." 49,.
Gienlt - 3 llbr NahmittaqS:
nod) Satuuira per Golnpfer bon 80
ton, TO- ltbr NbenO&: nah Bermuda
per Gdntpfer n9rrniuoidn;" nad
Grenada 0riniOob uno @uiotla per
Nompfcr vMaroco5,"
@iittpof 10 llbr ahcnos: nad
Gubo, 9lcqton uuo Gompcde per
1ompfer trI}erioo;" .i.ad, Sapti
Snogllo utO Colombia per Eampfer
D%enetio;" ltod) Somaica per Gam-
pier BON Ebildoelphia. aiiis "
0%onneritoa 10 llbr 9beithS:
nod Sopti per Camper nHrIns Mil
lem Der Siinite." .nr
Nrcita9 10, llbr, Ibenbs;ipah
Tprio Nito, Gtracae, Gcueuuglai uno
Colombia per Gampfer Caracas"
nod Forto Ricei@ per Sdinefer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-05

@egen einen Efoiten g.
LIB leu0ert.
@r. uto 6ran Is. DC. 9ur0cttc uoll
WtcGatg, Sreoerif Gpultp mllrOel
am SantItoG g%eIcgcntlid cincr Spo-
5lertubrt nabc Scr Stoot Greocrld
ans ibrcm 9uggp llnO gcgcn cine1
Sclegrapbenpfoitcn geihleuoert, no.
bel 9ci0c crbeblide 8crlebungen oo.
Don trugen.
Flobltb pom (o0e Creila
Sr. 6ranf z. @iaidms, elmer scr
prominentelten giiracr BON EooIe54
piat, Montgomcrp Goui,t1, itar6 an
SomItog pl6BIid i'm FILTER BON IS
Sobren al cinem Scr5ihInq,
@r0Blihrr SOB.
Srot 0torp Steelc pom 9lleud
8iito, So, lpurOe ort. Souitog
Nbeno III Der ,G1bc pom 9llcno 0iito
bon einem 3ug Der o@citli6en Nin,
rplnn0 Vabn" iibcrfahrcn uno grdb-
lid) ucritiimmcIt. Ser So0 truf
ollgcnblidlid) ein. Nla man Die Ser.
ll19lilfte oufbob, bi1g ibr onS Scr5
aus Dem Seib.
@rccnmooD mic0er ciugG
tdngGn.
s. Hnpmon0 GREENWOOD, iucldcr
am uorigcn Tonneritog oos @ef0ng.
nib 81 Cation, No, in Brand Itcdt2
nnO Damn lcine Slu6t berpcrfitelligtG,
lit bon Dem Stills SGcriif SnnlcS u.
Cannon III Der @obnuug ieinca
@roBpoterS in Der NGbc Don Guiton
gciungcn gcnommen mor0cn.
glld Sobn Sorleman, Der ullOtrc
@cfongenc, lpcld)cr nit @rccnpooO
aus bent 8cfdn9tiB cntilob, lit mic-
Der ei~tgefongen mor0cn.
Gigcntb ii NJ der II ali.
@dbreno Der 8cpGdmciitcr Is. ".
Softer Don Der oGbciopcofc & Ohio
8ubn" IN Stounton 90, BON ciucm
3uge ipringcn polltc. p~erfing iid)
icin Hing on einem Nogel, mclfer
an ser N~uBenleite zines Woggon@
Cin0ctricben mar, uno Der Singer,
al mcl6cm lid Der Hi1a befunO,
mlroe ibm buhit0blid bon Ser
SnnO geriiien.
BON eincm tollcn SunoC
gcbiiicn.
Sn HidJnlono lit Sri. Wtorp @ol
Drop, Die Shpcitern Don @rn. s.
@olorop, bes NripotiefretQrS bon
Oberit Soiepb Is. @nlOrop, non ei,
mem tollcn Slut0e gebiiien morhen.
Sic m1roe in Dem Yaltcllr.I eportc
mcnt ser llnipcriitGt Don RihmonO
itntergebrod)t.
Gin @iegcnftnO 0urd) tot
ten ucrlt il III melt.
@GbrenO Die IS Gage nlte YeorI
Senoerion Sod)tcrdcu pom SrMl
celia Senoerion IN &idnlono, ltnbe
modt in ibrer @iege lag, pllroe lie
bon Hotten iiberiolen, meIde Dem
beomternslpertben @eid,opf Die enc
Sono oermoBen 5crbiiicn, ooB bic
ielbe I'M Soipitul omputirt lperotn
mltBtc.
Cine II uhung nngc.
bahnt.
Ser Gipiloienit GommiiiGr Senrp
i. @reene befinOet iif 5ilr 3eit in
MortinSburg, @.Eo., INN Die gegcn
ben Sild)erei GommiliGr George DC.
9opcrS erbobcnc 9eifuloigun9, Der.
lclbe bobe Dem Eoitmciltcr Nllcrnnbe:
Globon @elb iiir politiihc 3mede
ubpcrla1gt 5u 1u1teriuden.
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Nns oem Snucrcn Marplamo's nnb
Den a%ngrensenocn Staaten.
0eroorbeitar, oet0otet.

Vergarbeiter getootet.
On Der H1be bon Cumberland
muroe ont Samitag Der 90 Sabre
olte Games Gorep bon einein grpreb.
mng1on Der Cumberland nno @cs
lternport plettriiden 9abn ~getrofien
nno beinohe ougenblidlid eetootet.
Gin Sobn oes &erunglildten muroe
beinobe at ser nGnliden Stelle Dor
orei Mpnatelt ebenioQs ppn cinein
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ErIfuuscn Der scucrbcbDrpe,

~
9et sen Griifmi9eh p0n 5eitrfuttr.
Ie1itplt fir Ben Gapitanss mo
2ieutcnantsrong britebt cine
oroBc Nn5obI GouotOoten OaS
Ggdntcn.
Nms Samitng ipurOc bon Ser aus
SS. TrGitoent George ", Sail, jun,
George Mup uto Gbei.S ngcnieur
George ". Sorton beitcbcnoen Erii-
fttgsbeb0r0c ser Scltcrbeboroc Elm
gromcn fir sen GopitGnS- uno 2ielts
tcnnntsrung nbgcbaItcn ouS ioIgcn:
oe8 RciltItnt bate.
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Abam Rnpp's @eitanrant,
ff0l 4 M ,,,,..

III. IIUft VuT0'Vt HttnIsWUtnit.
Ser g9torouit Snlmeriudbreiloer Nuuuerein
non Nnltiinore" oeriammeit ith bier ieoen
Msonia9.. @eorge 9rebm 4 Cons Bier
am. Sapt nab oeiitider Irt brett bonn
Sab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-05

@r. 1923, guro.Gecn', nabe @ntbpnp. ctr.
StrfammIunes .oolal bcs glntonia.Gon.
eInoes gir. 500, ). 8. S." nSieubeusSis
itrttts Gr. 1906" oS6taer,9 iftrifts Nr.
1903. .. II. D." uno ~ 9iitrifts 9ir. SO,
9. II. y. 9aue an Yereine 5u permies
them .5einLte 9iere, @eire nlio anbere
Seirdrtie. EEL: e. & =. Uolfe 029 8.
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Senrp 6. Slein,s Metourou.,

Wf. 2Ib, NIdEi, nabf N0iparbs Strabe.
0or5iigIt9e Weine, Spiritiiofen II. urlion,
9tsarren 9ettes pier am 8apf. 9unit
fir @ef6dftsleite bon II. 80 8prm. BIB
2 ll9r 9la6nltttags. IcIepbou, 9. & g.
- ut. Sermon 300S 2.,
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9atuD Mie6' ,Wefsoir.Nane,"

,Giurooit'Gdc ppn Solu. nnb SurreIt. Str,
Sauptnfdrtter besJ etfurpperftne 'lsteIos
Die. Sttgitt1oen iebel Sonnerftaeslbeno
8eriamnlIlngeil bcs r%9entennjaI Wtepaers
8ereins" ieoen 2. lnb A. Sienitag int
Wipnat. Ielepboa7-G. & g. Wolie 1756 H
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Canton nms StsbIambtpwn.
sdmibt's ,Gifenfran5.Sane,"

Vdt ., mo WulqDsStrnVc.
6auptounrticr oes a@a1eru 3r.s llnt. Ser.
{ ei1e. n@i6eEfrar8 : SdnteH : GereinS,"
{ zeunton Snimerndbrenoen 91us lnb 9eibs
{ eereinS." ,Selttide Semitblihieit" nnb
{ pSefpersGonflabe gtr. ATS, 8. 8. s."
|. Srif6eS @ier an ieoer 9eit. - G. & o.
9eIepbon: gSolfe 1928 &.
GDring's Canton 2ieoerfrnn5-Saae,"
siiotpet.Gde 3. ctr. II. Sait.Ape., Canton.
S~dnni1liuriier- oc5 r9dutolsQieoer.ranB",
Gingitunoe jeoer Mittpo6 Ibenb. Ser
GumensTereiii perfantmelt f6 ieoen 9iens
tag abeuo. - nNotionul"s9ier am 8apf.
gbeiapeafe'Ielepbon - @olfe 1453 s.
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SaltiHlOrt's .criabreniter Nerben=
Spe;iolii.

6ruBurtiee grfoIee bard BITE rnnpberi,s pbp.
itnIoqifbe acknowledgements, perbufoet init
Der aripenoune Der 6eiter betIpineRfnaftIiden
'aiis riflin9, IN ber Stabt erSieIt. tD
nidt Oh. aathan Scrman ecuiuItirt Bat. Suns
oerie BON frhberen Faiienreu be5eugeh germ
teire 9eiftnnssfdbiefett. 60 fdst s.1@, Serr
u-3ebH aer3te' aaben mir feline grfethterina
uon meiueIi 2eihen; Sr. Sermait inrirte MID
ooufpmiueIi in flint 3o6ef,." Lad -
Setr Sanies 9lrrp, &r.1s34, paiterfon.sbe.,
fnet: ~ -
pr, gatban German bat mir bas 0eben
%eeretiet; dle anberen aerSte, bic berfutten,
mir ai belten, bernitbten l6, nnIfouft."
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Baltimore
Business Gollede.

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(Sept5, 30lte) '
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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-04-03

The impetus recently given to high
way Improvement has been acco1npa-
MED by many interesting experiments
conducted with a view to ascertain
ing the most desirable material TO en-
ploy in road making. A great deal
of useful knowledge has been attain
ed in this way. and ultimately the
public in general and the taxpayer
in particular wall be the gamer. as
the result must tend toward economy
and efficiency. In the vicinity Of
Rochester, \. Y, the road builders
have been testing the virtues of
gravel, used III a manner differing
from cid methods and suggested by
engineers who have carefully studied
the matter. Formerly gravel was
found unsatisfactory as roadmaking
material, and its use has been largely
condemned. The engineers in ques-
tion say it has not been fairly treat
ed. and they are attempting to DEM
onstrate the truth of their statement.
But the engineers 60 still farther,
states the Troy Times, and assert that
good roads can be made by proper
use of any Of the materials found in
the vicinity Of highways, thus obvia-
ting the procurement of the right
substances at a distance. For in
stance, they produce a mixture the
basis of which is the sand, clay or
loan found at any roadside, and by
mixing it in certain way produce
what they affirm to be satisfactory re-
suits. But. while sand, clay or loan
may be the base, in reality far more
novel substance is brought into play
nothing more nor less, in short,
than paper pulp. The account says
the other materials are "mixed with
the cheapest, kind Of wood pulp taken
from the mills, just as 1t was ready
to 60 to the paper machines.' The
earthly substances thus amalgamated
make dressing for roads which, the
engineers say, is Incompatible for
smoothness and durability, and which
can be supplied at moderate cost.
Wonderful things have been done
with paper of late, but even with this
experience in mind the making Of pa
per roads comes as q rather startling
Innovation.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-04-03
GOOD ROADS.
Purely a Business Proposition.

Purely a Business Proposition.
Golfers Weekly.
National aid to highway construc-
ton proposition is, in my opinion para
mount to any question that now pre-
sents or that can possibly be suggest
ed, because good roads would do more
for the country than any other one
thing that can be named, or any doz-
en- or moro things combined, writes
w. P. Brownlow. The question is
outside Of the cotton fields may say.
its entire constitutionality is now al
most universally admitted, and the
necessity for it is present in every
household in the land. 1t is import
ant to every calling and condition; to
every trade and profession; to every
toiler in Whatever field of human en-
deavor; to every manufacturing in
terest and industrial concern; to
every church and school, and t0 the
stability of the Government itself.
~ am, aware that many people in
cities and towns regard the road ques-
tion as one affecting the farming in
terests alone.a IN this were true, 1t
would yet be simple justice and only
a recognition OF The existence Of re-
ciprocal obligation between the Gov
ernment and the people for the gener-
al Government to extend Its aid for
the reason that all wealth andlis all
prosperity depend upon agriculture.
The farmers are the only reRls pro-
sdacers all others are consumef The
FARMERS preserve the balance oftypade
sin American favor year bySysar.
Strike down agriculture, and chaos
would quickly follow; cripple agri-
culture and every interest in the land
would suffer. But it is not true that
the farmers alone are intereassd in
this great question. 1t is pregnant
with interest to the consuming popu-