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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-13

Henry Bunge, the Grafton tailor.
was ID town yesterday On business
Harry vincent who was called Il
BatBonrfon 81 sccount 81 ne serious
iilnes n MS VIE returned
civ last might "a
|. b Poeocli. Of IoFg was IN a
ire city yesterday calling on business
acquaintance. w
Dora TAorne Il the attraction q
the Opera House tonight There d
quite d large advance sale for y
Mrs. j. u. Kirkland win entertain s.t.i !
the Afternoon Club next Friday at her
home on clarksburg- street
i. Leslie Roea and Chester Priel3
ara. Of the Iron city Business College.
visited at their homes here Sunday.
Mi. and Mrs.. ]. N, BODICE, of Gamer.
On, visited M. and Mrs. q 81 nasRstt
Sunday.
y . '5lf i shaH
Glen Auey was a visitor OF tbs
county seat Saturday.
Geo. A. Cochran, R. B. Taylor and
Mr.. and Mrs. G.sF. Jones, Of this city,
spent Sunday in Fairmont
Mr.. Web. shafer and Mr.. s. ".
Mum left on Ito look after their OIL
interests in Harisvirle, Ohio.
Del Bosley, who has been quite "
at hospital ii Fairmont for some
time is reported to be suffering With
a relapse.
Attorney A. @. Hughes, Of King.
wood, was is the city Sunday reg's-
tered at the Arlington.
Mrs. D. Hanley and son, Daniel Wis;
ited Littleton Saturday.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-13
SWEET MELODY FLOUR.
FOUND THEM ON a Il
RAILROAD TRAINS
"A Mothers Search for Her Children,
Whom the Father Had Kid.
Mapped.

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 1S.-'lwc
kidnapped children travelling on the
Coast special to this city from Los
Angeles in charge Of tie conductor
with their names and the addresses
Of their destination tied to their cloth
ing, were foundry their mother. Mrs
Minnie Thila, who has been seeking
all over the Pacific Coast for the1
since they were spirited away by theil
father. six years ago.
The children were Harold anr
Laura Thtlo, aged nine and seven, re
spectively, and their father, G. =
Thilo, deserted Mrs. Thilo some sls
years ago and took the little ones wifi
him.
AT the time lie left Mrs. Thilo he
Twas reputed to be In good ctrcum
stances. Since he deserted his wife
and stole the children he has met with
Ill luck, and is either unable to sup
port them or has tired Of caring for
them. He put them on the train at
Los Angeles, where he has lived, and
tied cards to them bearing the adj
dress of his mother, Mrs. "A. ]. Thtlo,
Ills Sacramento street, San Fran.
cisco.
AS the train was leaving San Jose
Mrs. Thilo entered the car where. all
Unconscious of the fact that their
mother was near, the children were
Watching the scenery through the win:
dows. One glimpse Of the little maids
profile, and the mother knew tlat her
search for her children was ended
Restraining her excitement, she ask
ed the tots their names, vi
Harold Thilo," said the boy. "and
sister Laura, and are going to grand,
ma"
My DapleS! cTleu N1Ts'. INV VIII
tears Of Joy in her eyes. Il am your
mamma. Now that / have founl you.
nobody shall take you from me-"
The children did not believe her at
first, as they said their mother was
dead, but in a few minutes they real
lied that they had indeed found their
mother, and gradually the story Of
their strange life was told.
Mrs. Thilo took the children 10 Mrs.
r. L. Eaton, a sister Of Ihilo's, aud
later 10 Miss NJ. Brown. She said that
her husband left her six years ago
and stole the children.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-13

III. III. Ii Marple, Of Huntington
this county mis- been diligently seel''
ing for some time Tor the record OF
Tie matrtag 81 fsli Hawkins aud De-
lila ygoolfora Which took place 10
March, 1880; 81 near chat time he
has tailed to ftna any record of he
inaIriage and re makes an offer Of
$4,000 Tor d pfopet8 CERTIFIED state
nerit from q Witne sstothc marriage.
ii there IS neh xltness in Aiairou
county, 81 anyWt LII .ae, Mn Aiarp'e
Is extramely ansioqs p find him.
Any one Who aas aay INFORMATION on
this sub9eet IN confer q greaiiavoron
MI. Marble w writing eItlisr to him
dlrect 81 t. tas gEs vitsinipR con-
corning the matter
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-13
BENNINGTON

.
MANNINGToN, Feb. 10. Miss Ida
Higley and Miss Dunn returned to
Clarksburg yesterday after making
short visit with Mrs. James Furbee
on Center street.
Among those registered at the Bart,
lett yesterday were W. N. Ball and
Curt B. Fleming, Of Fatrmont, F.. S.
Romlne, Of Cameron, George L. Mil
Ter, Of smithflold, and c. E. Hennen,
of Burton.
Miss Carrie Shaw. Of Parkersburg,
is the guest Of Mrs. F. E. Furbee, OF
this city.
W. H. Snyder Of the F. w. Banner
Piano Co, Of Wheeling, was calling
on his trade here yesterday.
W. j. Purtle, Of Salem, Unregistered
at the Arlington
The Priscilla Club entertained their
husbands and few Of their frtends
at the home Of Mrs. ]. S. Furbee on
Center street.
Miss Jennie Barlow and Miss Kath-
ryn McGrail, who have been the guests
of Miss Mary Barnes, returned to their
homes in Parkesburg Saturday.
w. H. Furbee, who has been slight
ly indisposed for several days, is ablc
to be out again,
George Bowers spent Sunday with
his parents in Wheeling.
James Woods, who is well known
about town Slipped on the Ice on Main
streat, breaking his leg below tho
knee three times. Drs. Leahy and
Hamilton were called.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-13

& tSe Attraction 4 the eesnc sni
Freddy Nistt

shoslS Is tlie biIis q
spb ii lac Grant 0peri ctse
Iriiisyi FebfnSry fsth This famous
may ST. Henrt IbSen has teen TIE
DIM tthe die iricll world t1r essgsl
seasons past u lis TIE mot
closely d ne line i'm q
the gFoat fSoraei ant play wsislit the
parts q ma AIring II 9 fayaEtts lta
many q our famous actres inelu %
liz Mira Fiske. Blanche Bates Nance
.ofyiei and Alberta Gsllatin The last
named appeared q TIE play here and
.crsated d pEonounce Imp slpH. o.
FFiday night Miss Irma odgeh Nan,
ming WILDE seen Is Ms! Airing she
has been compared tayorably vita
other actresses IN the role 3
ghe company gtll remain IN FaIr.
mont a5colpie 90 days ,to rebsarse
: z &
new member. Mr. Herbert o'connoFi
lite leading man with Van Dyke and
Eaton. ne Sgtll appe arsir the5role q
Oswald lliins, thd dbn is not his
EfFst appearance a ths baft although
fliEs flrst appearance with the present
company. AS Oswald, he should be
seen 70 distinct adyaltake. for be
possesses temperament ability. e fine
stage presence and a pleasing person
atty Undoubtedly a large house va
be in evidence for Ghosts Is surely
an unusual attraction and an event IN
a theatrical season,
Prices, 50, IS and Is cents Seat
on sale Thursday morning.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-13
THREE pRtINKs
Made Up the list Esiot sis Heror
This NSfnins

Charles Miller was 4e mans given
by a plain drunk who arrested
Monday morning early ~ anslls and
Morris. $500.
John Linn was d plaitl itlifis by
Morris at 1880 last nigh ae haa
enough to pay several an $500.
John Fowler was draht anu indie
cent over in the Fitst war even
ing about dark and was lecsyed il ty
Carpenter. He was aned
SWEET MEL py; our X
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-13


Nr 3 g yaMee the popular mana
rr q 1oiane STOKE WIN leave for
Nev fort tIis Week to make puc.
r1mr 'apriu ocls fof their store.
RsF j eenasay Of shinnston,
81 1ra oa Witt g lis sister. Mrs.
7aooa XIII. &hp & III ii the home OF
~ r. BraHd on Ogden avenue
s Edith PiSsett returned yes
.t1ty RON / plie visit With friends
N 'PlIliDpi
~. and alfs AZ Fisher spent
3rdry Vith tIIends ia Warrington.
1Waller natnes was a business Wis
tor IL CLIFTON esteFday.i f.
WA slaps las retlrnedtrom a
sitf VISIT iia nome III Parkers-
svE
Walter Tslue q 5yerson, was a
aaltpr lpthae tty night
Iir l1l Alts II. Reed have re-
tnne5 from Z fss days visit to
rii,t
ulls eeie Hpwatt left last night
I1f Franlad t6 resume her
11has ~ mttia u EranklIl store
1E1f eaC rpnhatn has accepted q
siil,u ~ Reclnan's store.
lfirl niia Hisse Feturned from
IqnpIlaloi
1'm liagga caswell IS In Man.
1ir..oa ,eda
SOS 6othalf eegan - In Wheel
ms saut ste Vent to attend the
Hall 1IaoaeS welding; which takes
place ia siia evening
M R6Bsrts of Cape Charles,
Virginia Wili af8ys here the latter
rur- q he obes the guest Of
asr 5uuhhutii sIrss Mary "A. Nu-
uu
Hrs scatims 6af q Belington, is
b l1e sils the test ~ her father,
ler. ~ IL. sniith Vain street
Short sersise were held at iJonas
Undertaking 0da lssatternoon over
Ne remaa'a T,oplta who was
0rnna spnaas Afternoon The re-
n'4.1 rye liids oSrest the Holy
ln1 COMEDY M Il
4. 1 Morsau q sgnion district, was
q Hpnaoi eall the West Virgin.
e1Hu1ice tosiaS
81 ~ Wise plaeap new MQslef
,afo ns Aia store ms afternoon,
Attorney ~ Bralt IS q business
s64 in Mefantqglt,
u Reed ppk charge ofsthe bar
bor tnop iliis mpfning which he re;
GENTLY pnfchasd {, Pttzer. Mr.:
aasi Is now q residentg % Singw wood,
rl Insends 20 move TO this city. q
j C. Wafd, who has been confined
Is hls home by d broken ankle, ~ able
IS b it his place business today.
no rairmout FirnitafeS Company
y r'rking extensive iGpprcy etaents Fl
uags room, making saore ION fot
80 disTlhy o. stock
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-13
swEE1MEL opY FLOUR.

Tho Ealrmont Band and Dowden's
Orchestra Grand Concert Il the
Opera House. Thursday. 18th. Ticket
sale opens Thursday morning at Chris,
ties drug store \, sis
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-13

Eoa Want 10 hear the Bairmont
Band aud Dpwden's Orchestra ct She
Grand. Thuuday. 18th
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-13

alehtIne ttiriI supper N h Y y
Church tanIgilt
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-13

sMEETMELony IsLo0R
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-13
.DORMITORY

will be ready for young ladies y
April Isl. Board varies from S2A to
t$4, Write Principal,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-13
TUITION FREE

to all during the Spring Term.
Students can take part Academic
or Normal work and part Art, EIocu-
ton or Music.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-13
UpHOLSTERlRG AND FURAI.
IURE SHOP.

-Four machines for making new or
repairs for all kinds OF Furniture,
All work warranted, Only shop Ia.
the city does all kinds Of Furni.
ture repairs,
Shop 'lt FlulI Aaey, near Watson Hotel
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-13
.ELFIY GLRSSES
SPBGIHb TRIMMING

teacher Is already efficiently at work
and MODEL SCHOOL for obserya.
ton and Practice will be found in the
same building.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-13
GLRSSES NOW

are being taught in many of the stud
les named above, and teachers whose
schools are out should enter at once.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-07

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gped-aIare eette.. 90 hts % Rsunb Ia
0ur&i@nttt. l03s; xIcrs cstteA. 70 % 80
R,uno, lie: 2lare Bellies. g % 90 Dfunh,
Zoe; 10 biz q ~, i0}e; IL bic Is Rfuab,
l2e; 2Iare Stndsx, 81 90 Dfmkb, l0ae;
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0eee1teS.

SnotanapsIts Rafees4reie:
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mdblter I4-1se 6aneY 89&-soc, serh,x
DeIow 10 bts ace. Sana 2S-82e.
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Caracas $l4. 76, Dtuuortb's sl8. 30. Duta
Sasd Tlenb $500, GIirnar Saba IIenb
$14'75, Ouriea STATS.
8aGer-Donxnoes TAO; 6ti6sntss 3 80
paIuertHrter 5.32e; xxxz puIpsstFee 6.37s,
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Gitron 18e bts l4e; Hofxen, 9 grppx. pa
2funb. u, 8 Grorus 7}e, 4 9rows TIC Sas.
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California Gprtfoien Sc Bis Lee.
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NambeIn IA; psibi@aIise RaxbeIx lie
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GaInne.
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IS; 1900 tn 3aIbfab $500; 200 tm Eas
$50.
etdrte-gearI, 8}c. Gbourptrn eIok. l xxt
8 gttnb padete 5. Rom. / Rte. $a6sts.
4H-5}s
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Rets-GaroIina, Ropf. # -Sk, Sayas 81
-52e, gebro@eaer, &c.
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9eoorrtes setHbfeRp - e~uru, req.
eets. l2ie; xabexsttea los; SxRexi. IA
Qn6@eI 1916.
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TN DurHi&nitt. s4e; 1s 4fnxb Dur@f@mtt.
Sc, 10 bts IL Efrnb Ole.
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Eanep Big S20. 90: 3Iares Heax sls.o0; SONS
IY $500; etort GIeax $500, sunyt
S16 90.
ntarfae - 0erdu4ats Dratwryf eie.
Srantfarter 7e; Bologna h Darn,es &C. to
xu@ SIC.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-07
0eS0IaotetsS Dtses

5ftf9es RtnbFet@-Eest4s etters - 81
s&:; biefiee giere ~ r.: etsfps xtxbes
$40 bis bo0 Rfuxo &c; aiefsse Rabs 400
bis $50 gfunb bie, xlbe $50 BIZ GO @fssao
&c; Gtier Eoroerpssrtd &c. Gttsr etnffss
pssrtsl l0le, RxS 0tstespisrtd g.. Htxb
gorberpterteI &c. Rub BorhGDsertsi 4ie, xab
crnterpserteI 7e.
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Trti@es S@GfFeti@ Sdusuaes pei Rtaxb
IL; /; G@ofe SIC; S&exfsI l8e: RAIDS tm7.
1Sc.
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0etsetDe.

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fen. &c BON yaabIen; SO. o rsts4 s6,
Sebruar, &c; Eaeenruessr e6s
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weib 45e2 $40. a wetb 48a. 30. 4 uis.
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3. 80 90.
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@otber 3Ieeiarten SIS $3.50.
gn9Iii1er 2Ieeiamen $3.50
gIipfe 4Ieeiarnen $.e00-8 30
AIfaIfa R%Ieeiamen $s.2b-S.00.
@eiber Rleeiatnen $500.
@ewabIter Timotbp 8. 60-1.So.
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5anep 4entudn gIausras sl.6o-I.5s.
WIaasras b, Gbaf b0c.
@ngItf&es BIausras $l.45.
OrGarb @ras 81. 70-1.60.
%eb Top IN Gbaf 75e-$1.lo.
&a1er &orr 76e-$l.O 10.
amber Suaerrobr Samea $1.O0Nl.25.
Betber 9aferiamer, 40e
Sribiabrs @erfe $1.25.
Beibes unb seIbes Rom $l.00--L26.
@eb Sob GnfIase $l.10-l.25.
Com 8eas $i.76.
Einet ST.. 20 bis $1.85.
5rabiabrs.N eben 81 40.
eetsrpiebeI. ueibe. seibe uno rotbe $3.50
per 8uibeI,
Sib ; &artoHeI, seIbe Seriet, Neruusba,
9eIbe ytaniemonb unb iiibIi@e Queen $50 pes
Sab; rotbe Ranienenb &.76; DrafEicxii&s
$3.50.
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psttss. H.es sss ssaaosi

NanbIer bssabies foIeexos Eresis:
Butter - Gonntrs. l5e, Srs0uters rs
SIsta &c
TriIhe G!er-14e psr fiitenb.
Sibner SC. N6bxe 8, Turtet8-10-12e.
Saien - $l.,0b BIB $1.x6 per Dutenb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-07

Ttntotbp-Sertaufspretie: 70 00-1l O..
Rtuet - Eerfaufspreie: ST. 0-ss.0o.
Beli6forn - gertaufsprstfe: is ROO su
OuaIttdt, 40-45c.
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~ 00-s8.00 Der Tsnne. seuer 3o-sbs,
etrob-preiie. lie mad BEN Graa. N sav
len. &.00-S6.O0.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-07

than, ben WaHenf1muesel nod 6inns
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ben auf oas WaHenDer6ot aufmsrtiam
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giidoF In 8ictoria. 0onetone, duberte
bsuis sinem geridterfatter ssssntber.
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ben Boycott ge9en a~merifaniide @aa.
rsn bsrborrief, wirb Notwithstanding
bon Oeferreid unb @anaba S4mieria.
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ffdnbniRe oosr @arantisn su esben.
wel9e oies unm6glia MAIDEN wtirben.
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oppOniren, oa elm 3usefteben oeRelbsu
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ter benz proieft Der Wauren gu ifeden.
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geneigt uno omar f4on oesbal5. mel
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tueroen ptiroen.
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02fe.

gnaros Bertaufssrsfs SStSposrs,i y
S4retertafe 8oe pei Bfusb stassturaSs.
e@weperidte Us, Diseoxftn Srsazn . 30
Is, Reu gorf Gbeobarsa lie, sta9strrsl
I@er 2imburser lie. Urtd l6s.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-07
Scr fali@e Bar gefangen.
.Sie Sinnldnbtr b%ewafnen id tint III ben &arnpf
segen bic slutOfratie ein5ntreten.
Sie gSinrn In China. -0utss Ginuernebmen nner ben Ibgdanehn in alaes
t%iras.-ganr &riessluhbaaOu fHr Oe 5ranpen.

Der feline btplOmatii4 den s9ritte sss
than, ben WaHenf4mus9eI nod Ginns
Lamb 3u usrbinoern. auber bab S9nes
ben uuf oas WaHenper5Ot aufmertfam
gema4t puroe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-07
HrHdhte unc 0eMate.


SrA4ts
GepfeI - Cute Ro@apfa $3.50 per Sab.
8ananen / .Oo-1.26: tletne Bc-Sl.M.
Gttronen s. 90 3.76 per RIFE
Drangen - $2.25-s.7S per Rife.
9rauben 17se per 4orb.
Btrnen 81. j0-1.25 per 8uibeI.
gemafe.
Rotbe Ribsn 25e per Tutenb Hun9ss.
@eIerp 25s-4cc pet eun4.
Dpffsr EIart zoe per DuteRS.
Eraut - 81. eQ-1.2s per Gat.
8~lumentobl $a.5l per Euteno.
@urfen - $1.As Der Tuseno.
Salat - 1akc per 9hunb.
peterftIie l6e per T,lenb Bnxdes.
3mtofeIn - 60e - zoe Der 1ufbeI.
SiSfartofeIn - 8trsinia $a.5J; SaItis
NOR $2.u -s.s6; Seriep $3.50 $500
per Sab.
8rpiebeIn = Toibe unb weibe $'.3b per
Efuno; epanii&e SmiebsIn 81. Us
per Rife.
@abieie Sec Der Dusesb.
eptnat - 35c per Dusenb.
Tomatoes Sc per Grate.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-07
Sentidlanb.
Ge9en @abIre9tper.
fGle4terui1q.

Berlin, 6. 6ebr. Die Sams
burger SO3iaIifien fino ni&t 9epiut.
Die ON berfofensn WiitpOd erfolste
annabme Der Wablredts.@ Orlass burd
Die 8ttrseridaft fiai&meieeno bin3u.
nsbmsn. STR mOrsen fino in Dam.
burg a4t TosialifiiGe prOtefpsriamm-
iuraen asplant, In oener bic protefe
gegen bic Observation-Disclosures
gum Nusbrud aebradt psroen iolen.
g~etanntli1 ioQ burA in iener 0Orlase
eutbaltenen Bei4rdntunsen bes Wabls
reGts bas hbsrmdBiae anpadisn Der
6o3iaIifen in Der Birseri9aft perbin-
bert speroen.
S9a@ benz vStraa".
gerIin, 6. 6sbr. Die Ysb6r.
ben perben nidt bulbsn, bab Der pol.
nifde Ofmartsnbersin vStraa", bsfien
ausaeiprudsner 3psd bic gstdmpfuns
oes Seuti6thums III. al3u tippig ms
2raut fdisbt. Sie Isitenoen Setter
oes ,stra3" baiten bic Nusbebnung
ibrer propaganda aud auf Oberidle-
Hen ssnlant unb 3u bieiem 3wsd benbs
Ratigtsn fe In aattOwiB cine gers
iammluns abaubalten. Stun bat bic
Yoli3ei ben msiB. rotben 9errihaften
einen siden Strid our4 bic Rednung
eeraat, inbsm fe bic 9eplunte Ser.
iammlung einfad nerbot.
Ws9fel In h6beren & o M
m o HELEN.
gerItn, 6. 5ebr. 9emnd9ii
weroen In ben b6bsrsn 3ommanoofsI-
len Der Mrmee rpsiteebenoe 8srdnbe.
runger stntrsten. Inter anberen tuiro
Der @eneral Der Snfantsrie bon psr-
banpt, @ensruI' Snipetieur Der Gub-
artilerie uno 06rfanb Der Yereinies
ten Irtileries uno SngenieuriGule,
aus benz SienF fdeioeu. 9ensra0eut.
nant bon SrOtba. Der fa als 2om'
manosur Der Sdubtruppen in Seuti&-
eiiomsffnfrita 10 gldn3sno berborgeiban
bat, tpiro ruisber In feline fribere Stsl.
lung ole 9ommanbeur Der Is. Yibi.
fon In Srier eintreten.
Jranfreih.
Np9ein tbatlo n.
paris, 6. 6sbr. Sas 2riegss
~miniferium bat einsn tueiteren lenfs
barren 2uftballon, Spfiem 9ebauop.
FIR bic Isrtbsioiauns Der 6fliden
8rense befe0t. Der Balon mus
innerbalb fsbsn Woden geliefert tpers
ben.
1eNeIIeIWi uHBuIH.
Ger Mus9let4 lGBt
10 O | n.
Wien, 6. Gsbr. Der 6fferreis
diid : unsarifde Nusaleid min ni9i
poranfommen, ba feline partsi fid gum
Ma9ssbei1 perftebt. Inter Dem 8orfb
oes aaifer.a Dniss Grans Soispb bot
Der Winiferratb tiber bic Mntport Der
Roalition auf bic WOriGldae oes Sbro=
mes berbanbelt. unb abermals mar bas
@rgebnib FIR ben Gr!soen ungtnffia.
9rOB bieiss nesatioen &eiultats bOHi
DER arsiie Grans Suisph INNER nod
auf eine 8~eri6bnung. Wie %perlautet,
bot er benz @rafen Sulius NnbraRp
cine rere gotfdaft an bic coalition
fibergeben.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-11-13
Shoes
For Children

This 10 shoe week hero.
Our new stock consists OF sizes and
styles for everyone. These leaders
ought to attract you:
The LITTLE SOLDIER, for boys
and girls, 10 good wearer and good
locker. Is selling for $50.
The boys fsvorite, the NAVAL CA.
Oct, Is selling for St.7s.
INFANTS SHOES are priced from
Csc to 75e.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-11-13
KELLY GETS NEW SHIP

Captain Kelly, master Of the ark
George Curtis. engaged In coastwlse
lumber trade, has been detached from
that vessel and will sail from this port
on one Of the Honolulu liners to take
charge OF the bark Andrew WEIGH, OF
the Oceanic Steamship Company su.
gar feet. Captain McPhail, now IN
command Of the Andrew Welcb, will
resign to accept position as superin-
tendent OF the stevedoring force o. the
merican-Hawaiian Steamship Com
pany on the islands. The mate of the
bark st. Catherine will take charge OF
the George Curtis.-Chronicle.