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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-08-03
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IN, tpte 9euti@lanbs er6bter 3ihtsr
NIT Reht iaat, Elm gang beIunoerer
Saft. Sc III bic AueQe, oaraus gs-
iunobeit uber idpere aeiben, 9ebeu
ooer Sob EieBt. @einnbes 8iut lief,
ert benz aDrper unb @eiit itanblif
tieue Habrung, bamit iene Iidl per-
itineen. Bebe nber, iueun oas 8lut
entartetl @ebe, tueun es ourh lie.
berarbeitune, bel lhleHter grndbr.
une felner neriinaenben Glemente
beraubt unb fat belieH nit ben eif,
tieen StDfen anpeIaGt Iuiro, bic lif
I'm RDrper aus beiien Oreauperbraum
itettg entpideln unb upa benz ae,
iHwahten 1lut nid1t me5r fortaetra.
Gen, ben @teren unb Der 9eter ni6i
mebr sur GusiHeibune tberbrami
iperben iDnnen. Damn 1T 6asislbe
8lut bic AueIle bes Gobes, ruelr
iuenn SIR nidlt tanRline Silfe IHafi
bic tur uUn elmer anberen Quelle ber'
fomrten Tam: pur ben felt Sabr.
hunoert erprobteu unb berabmter
Ct. Bernard arduterpiaen go II
oas cine GrSnet, bic aus ben r~einiteu
Slanaeidften unb ~ benz einStger
8wede hereefieut nirb, bas 8lut A.
reinieen, es Su beIeben unb bami
reues 9eben benz abrper einaufIbBen
limb oieien 9luef lam aud biei
Gr5enei auein nur erreihsn, neil 4
nur bleIem 9wede ALIEN nit be-
betten MttteIn, methe uns Die al
giitise Nntur an bic Sanb piebt, bis
men lou. aae Gpotbeien, 2
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-08-03
GrSfuur9 Ser 1rtiFouri Staat Hor.
nal Sduls
Cape SirarOenu. @ifouri, IL Sep.
TENDER. 1906.

8oahdnbiasr College : auriuS
wel&sr ben u. y. gitel In auSfai
iteat. 9ebrer College aurfus tueld-
er ben VI. y. Eitel unb lebenslans.
Tides 9ebrer gcrtiFtnt gift.
SIRIUS peldher bas Glsmentarp'
3ormal Certificate, tueldss Elm mt
Heihrantaueen uertnIpftes Staats
gertiftat 1T, nit ita rabrt,
@ruppe bon 6 id6uen Stein-Se
bdubeu; aGIe iertie eeiteut felt 1,
Snnuar 1908. Campus 95 Gder
umfafenb. scisnce SnII bat prad'
tie a~usaehattete 2abpretOrien, unb
Training Snu miro sur pradtiiden
Gusbilbura bon 2ebrern uerpanO.
Manual Trnininp ShDOl tuiro aus
idlie6lid far @emerbe'a usbiIouna
benust. Gcabemic pan 1T bas uUG
hdnbieIte unb eleganteite Gbulae'
b1ube I'M gtnnte. aenipa Sa1,
Shlnfiaal flr 9amen, bietet 100
SHhlerihen 4lab unb sIlbert SnG,
Ghlaiiaal fir @dnnsr bat Baum fir
80 Stuoenten.
Gin uuItdnbiesr College SIRIUS
tuirb psbDten unb umfnBt llnterriht
i'm antsin. Griehii@. Seusid, Grau.
;bFiH, Rntbematit, Seidifte,
gtnntsnirtbidaft. 8lroerredte,
GnsliiH, gbemie. 8OulOeie, gOtanii,
8udeurutusie, Geologic u. {. 10.
Gbeninas aurius in goint' urO
Snarumentnt Ruiit, E9ebnertunit.
1eibes;udt, 8eianen, 9uaeu uno
96hen.
RnrluS IN San0rptrtblnalt ur0
Dbhbau.
9teis aebranftatt bietst uHertOrts
gurtbeile au n~ieOristen Sebabreu.
Sur Ginaelhsiten unb autalps
dreibt an
@. s. 9earmu n t, Srai..
Cape SirarOcau, MO.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-08-03
aus Dem County.

Stonp SttI. SRI. Della
albertswertb 1T uOn gbirasO surit-
petebrt mo- fie iiA mebrsre ROuais
nniaebalten bat.
SnrrB @~reenhreet bon Iem
Sapen IL nit ieiner pabe nod
Dweusuiue assOsen.
o atonaOe. Grl. Ras
Guif mel9e iebr tious mar, ionr
iuieoer umbereeben.
gbab. Sadild If init feiner
Gamilie bon iein,r 1eiuasreiie in
sanias Uieoer bier anaelanst.
5rts. GIenura @o1f unb u.
ReeIp madten MUutoo Elm Seiuh in
Sermann.
@eon 5leiiher unb 5amilis
Usrbrnhten Isbten WiOntaa In
Stiferiun Ctr.
SRI. Glen &ub bon ct. Sames
III bier BEL Der 5nmilie Ben. Sbeu,
banmer 81 9eiuh.
6reo NOlte fruber bier lnnee
uubnbait, 1T bier 81 Seiuf.
o, v. Greunb bon Sermann
mar Sountaa bier Del Der Gamilie
5letider gu 8eiud.
8lnno. Riharo @iet unb
6rib grnmer, uOn 8Oouam, inb BON
Seras 5urafaetebrt NO iie umitnu
mad aaub sebalten bnben. Gs bot
linen oa publ sefaTen. unb ruie MIR
U%ernebmen, baben fe iid unoetauft,
Gbas. SalUttne BON Charlotte
bat tarSIih bic 8. 3. Slime Sarm
aetauit. Serr Shine III bieie Bo@e
nit ieiuer 6abe, atusi Garlnouneeu
nusmaHeno, mad Bod, 9teb', no
er cine Gnrm eelauft. abergeFeoelt.
Gbns sdalt 1T am 20. Suti
nut ietner 6arm unpeit bon Canaan
an eineu aeberleiOen mad breimun.
ntlanscr 8rnntbeit i'm Utter BON 40
Sabren gefiOrben. &c binterlast
Grua uebii 5 ainber, glteru. bier
Sribsr uub utele gertpanbten'
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-08-03

Belt unb Gina beim gu isinetibs
mad Der sr at 70 LANCE IebnteI
am Eaee oes 8sardbniFes sete
gaitUr o w. auid bon bes lac
tTde gu 9ag bic 9rauerfeanb
reDete iiber 9 20, 4. gaA S
s4lutter unO 9uiur SObn Qer
uOn DIT. Sterling rebeten nu8um
SaIuB. @Orte oes Grphes Iser
Grmabuuns. @rObuutsr Satnnn
mar elmer Der @ranber Der @baet
iiten 81. Sobannes &irHen 5
Greer unO mar @lieb Der @etnbe
bis su ieinem @nbe, er tpurbbes.
balb auh BON Bar nnt benz Jan.
eeliifen GriebbOf eebrndt, IuHubt
bort neben ieiner @nttin bi&um
srOBen Gnf rfebunssmursen.D ob
er nagemein beliebt unb aeaHtIuar
aeiate bic erube Sdaar 5reuutuub
8etannten aus Der Rdbe unb al Der
5erne. Setn 9aitUr s. Sdfter
hielt hie Qpihpnrphe ~ eIns1taL.
arpBen S~eri1mmluus In Der San.
nestirde iber; SUiue 20 IA. E6pe
Der liebe ISerr bic 6interbltaneu
trDiten nit benz Erot bes p6ttbeu
SOrtes, onB AUDI mir uHs berelbal.
ten tuenn Der EoS uns abruiba 6
mir teimaebeu bIrien in ba8uno
tuu tetn Sdeioen msbr iein uil
go6 mid bel 3eti mein Sans beiteaeal
Dab Id bereit lei fir NIB fir
uto iase tets in allen 9Gaen;
6ern fpie ou niQit 10 id)i6'S nit mil
Sott id bit onr6 6briit. 9his
nltr nit meinem Gnoe gut.
s. Wt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-08-03
GoSssanssise.
(DerIpatet)

Gbrihppb Seinrid Shbemanu,
rpurbe aebpren az BerebulSbalIen,
ben 20. Mppember, 1929, uno ftarb
ben 10 Suli, 1906. I'M Utter BON n
SObreu Z Muuaten unb II Easeu.
SIM Snbr ls47 fam er nit ieiuer ia.
mile mad Gumeritn unb tteb iih nnbe
@uOGnm, @nscunnoe County, @u.,
nieber. Seine &attin 1T tbu Dor 4
Sabrer In bic Gwiateit uUrnu &c.
enneeu. CT biutsrIdst 2 SObns unb
cine GOHter, Grau @ilbelmine Hie'
bruepe, Sermann unb Bilbelm SaOe'
mann. Die nod biuterbtiebener
StieH6bns inO 6ris, Seinrid uni
Sermaun gHusppertUetter. per-
Sabemnnn bate pie bic meiten aft,
en- NnIiebter piel burb eeHnGt
ihpere gtrabnssn, .Gntbebrunsst
nub barle Grbeit mar isin aOus. 6,
mar ME bic meifsn alien 9suti@e
FeiBie. sbrlid unO iparium. aud
areus unb griebiul uurbe ibHi reid
lid 81 tell, bod er true GQes Fill
unb erpebsn, wUtl uifenb, bub I'M
aues sum Bsitsn bisnen iOu.
Boz 5 Sabren 500 er sd Iciner
SamiepsriObp Grib Ntebrueaes, 10
&c elm lieblidss esim unO gut gel
, pHsauus bate uuO sOnnte ben VIbsu
/. ieines aebsns in aaerOauhe ant TrIl
. ben beihtieben, Die tebten 6 @O4s
: mar er trant, er ipuBte bub ct lei
arnntentaeer nidt mehr perInTt
rparOe, ntteriHmdHe unb elus NiI
renfrnntbelt, eFlniten ben mabs
Grbenpileer pun ben 2etben bleI,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-08-03
SdWcr isftN Kcos.

ShnnpsfdFer. BeinfEEer, Giber
fdHer, SatbfdEer, 10 @pGOnen asss,
s Gallunen Reae. RrantidnOer aler
'@rbbten. @ebrbutten. ionic treenb
Elm @ebinbe nuf Beiteuuae aemaht,
5lidarbeit auseefibrt. gpreat Dor
BET 5enrp1Uf d,
Beh 8. Strase. Sermaun, @o.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-08-03

@enn Elm gittfuer nit Rinberu
cine @ittDe beirntbet Die ainber
bat. aiebt's Elm ourheinapoer. 90
erinnert nns an Die @ei&tate in
reIder Elm @ittuer Der cine @itt.
noe aebeirntbet. iaate; .Ueins
aiuher uno meme Ginber idlaUtn
uniere ainoer.s
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-08-03

@reBIuu. Der 4itrpnpm unb
MeteorDIuae Dr. Gcttfrttb Sale Ieta
erts bds sOlOsne Subildum ais brDsnt'
Ii6er profdor an Der bisfisen llnis
berTitGt. Der Senior BET llniperlitGG
Fsbt TN 94. 2ebensinhrt. Set 1897
lgbt er IN potsbam i'm RubeItdnb.
Wsifenba&. GrtrunseH III bier
bte lsbtgs aoiboriRu GrOBmdnp IN beE
Observation-Disclosures wlurs. @it pDlli
L tiuen RiibsI rsiHigen unb IilratI
bisrbsi IN ben Slut.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-08-03

SIR fhblt ben asten ipeubsn StrOm
IpT0rt, ME SIR IGN nehmt. Cine
nniloe linbernbe @1rnte iAIt bic Ser.
pen unD bns Bfnt nit 2eben. Gs Ia
elm pabrea Werenleen, 9Uulter's,
Tpdn Wuuntaiu gbse su nebmen,
SIS Gents, Ebee ODER Gnbletten. BnIi
Ter Bros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-08-03
PROBATE COURT ootkET.
August Term, 1soel

rlKSl DAY, AUGUST 9th, 8O6.
l George Starek, executor b. Web.
ner, deceased. Final settlement.
2. Mary Maushund, executor Simon
W. Maushund. deceased. Fina settle.
ment.
3. Julia Klenk, G. and c. Glorgs H
Klenk, ct. al. minors. Annual settlement
4. Julia KIenk, Administrative william
Klenk, deceased. Annual settlement.
5. VIM and A E Maupin, administrator.
Cantley deceased. Final settlement.
6. Emil Kroeter, curator David Waters
ct. al, minors. Annual settlement.
7. Theodore Koelline curator Ere
LeimhuehIer minor. Annual Settlement.
s. James H. Warren, curator Arthu
Warren minor. Annual settlement.
8. D. C. W. Morris, curator Cassie an
Mary Ringelsen, minors; Annual SETTLE
ment.
10. Edw. Meyer G and C Wm Meye
ct al minors. Annual settlement.
SECOND DAY, AUGUST 2Sth, 1906.
IL. Robert Walker curator Lily M Hart
nsistsr minor. Animal ssttlsn-S.ats
IL. Martha Moeller curatrix Adolp
Moeller ct al minors. Annual settlement
Is. Joseph Jordan curator Friedoli
Jordan, Annual settlement.
IA. Herman Lahmeyer curator Williar
Lahmeyer ct al minors, Annual settlI
ment.
10. F L Kicker G and c Emma K 9TH
ct al minors. Annual settlement.
10. Robert Walker curator Lou
Poeschel minor. Annual settlement,
II. Albert KahIe G and c Henry KahI
MINOR. Annual settlement.
IS. Sophia Bramkamp adminIAratrix
ia VIM Bramkamp, deceased, Annui
settlement.
10. Ida K Ochsner G and L Teresa
ochsner ct al minors. Annual setlemen
20. Martha Haffner executrix pr Julil
Haffner deceased. Final settlement.
81. Jacob Strahsner executor Bernhal
Strahsner deceased. Final settlement.
%. Anna Beckmann ct al Execute
Anna NJ Beckmann deceased. Find settl
ment.
THIRD DAY, AUGUST Goth, 1906.
%. John Tappmeyer curatoa Nab
/, Wensel et al minors. Annual Settlement,
"a. MP Bruer, curator Byron Blac
well minor. Annual settlement.
20. William Toedtmann enratlr Am,
Afford minor. Annual settIemen
: 26. Adolph Brischke executd NATL,
Baer deceased. Final settlement.
81. John Boston curator StrothF Woo
ruff minor. Annual settlement.
%. Anna NJ Allemann cuartrA Sine
Y Allemann ct al minors. Annual sttlemer
: %. Frank D Breuer curator Hugh
Scantlin, minor. Annual settlemat.
n so. Valentine Streck G and B HUI
( Hoffman ct al minors. AnnHl sett
y ment.
y 81. Wilhelm und Louis Meya exec
Il tors Christian H Meyer deceased Amt
settlement.
80. Anton Rabenau executed sConr
/" Rabenau deceased. Final settlem3 bit.
50. Edward Meyer, adminiss ator +
:, dolph Meyer deceased. Final settlement
y "a. Edward Meyer admins ator v
!. Meyer deceased. Final settlemet.
d FOURTH DAY, AUGUST sotI 1906.
70 IS. Justina L, Winter ~adlinfstrat
Casper H Winter deceased. 81 ann
settlement.
" IS. Peter Albltz Sr administrative Pc
20 Albltz Jr deceased. ist annuas ettlems
i, 81. Henry ] Pichta Administrator AID
n Puchta deceased 1st annual 4tlemenI
i 3S. Gustav Fell executor JIbb Fell
: &c ased, LIST annual settlement.
en- -
!. 50. Mary J Shelton adminis atrix il
Y Shelton deceased. lst annuabettlems
Max Kniesche a~dministlto En-
y Sicht deceased. list annual settlement.
AUGUST MEYsRI
~ Judge Of Fobate.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-08-03

perlanet: aoIt unb 2ostS, ercBeS 8Im.
m CT, Fir Wmtter mb stpei SSdjier, ia II. 16
Snbre ali, bon eriten sSulp an, beim 9to.
n at; IN ODER nobe 8ermom, obtr WdIbin8-
ton. Gdreibe NIT preiSansaben an
q I. Gen3en
Webfer Srope. Mo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-08-03

farm ~ pereauIeM. Sd pinId)e
meme so Nder ~umiaiIenbe Snrm ami GrD
SiH. 5 Wieilen IinIit bon Sermahn Al Dets
t%auIcn. 40 Nder IN KuIiur; 8tcbe Reben.
onlase, gutes @obnbauS nnb erobe
edeine. 6bas, etocbr. 33--4
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-08-03

IA UetTauIen. II GinbtIctien an Der
Meit. Z GirnBe woppn 3tpei Gotten IL Wein-
BERG limb, dn6ere nit Dbitbdumsu bepIlanat
nnb Der iibrisc Gbel IN paItur 1T. Inb BIZ
"a al pertaufen. gatauIrasen bel
scba NeibBart,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-08-03
perlanat:.

Wtabden fir olsemsins SauSarbst in
Der SamiIie eines SaRbhnasrsfsnbeu, Nj,
belt Ieidt Wann hes eauiss ftets auf Rsi
en-.
Sos. 8. Raudl
1862 prairie sIpe.
81. aouis, Mo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-08-03

81 perfamtem ober permieiben: bah
friibere Drn6erei @sbdube an Der Gde ber
aien unb Gd)iHer Gtrdke. NSbersS bel
Caroline 80 I.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-08-03
mbisiY.

WbisfY.
Grnte @btstn, ..............sl.4o
Tarmers' Choice @bistp. $50. $50
Wbite Corn @htsIp. .....,. 1,75
Belle Of @naeOuaoe Co... 200
stone Stu @hiatu. 2 rs
@rope Hrouon ..,........... 2.60
Rrtiee trei. Mit ieoer Seteuune
siebt's elm @eiheut.
8uopeiier $500 per &ite, 4 bug,
ober uneeidhr &c per 6lai6e.
GtUne Sil 8ine Co.,
Sermann, Mo.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-01-30
TALENTED SINGER
CROWDS SALOON

There is aboard the transport Logan,
now en- route to San Francisco, a BARI
tone singer of remarkable talent.
On Friday night. when the vessel was
in port, the vocalist. who is one of the
crew of the transport, drifted into a
Hotel street saloon and commenced
to sing a song. 1t was no new-fangled
ragtime that he treated his listeners to,
but a song of old Ireland and he rem
dered it as a song has sci dom been
sung here before.
There were only half a dozen people
IN the place when he began to sing but
as the rich, full notes rang out the
audience grew until the place was
packed. Then the unknown minstrel
gave Kathleen Mavoureen'' with rare
feeling and concluded with 'Killar-
ney."
Such an effect did the songs have
on the crowd that men begged him
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-01-30
RIDERS
LINING Up
A Picturesque Feature
for the Floral
Parade.

There is every Indication that the
Pau riders section of the Floral
Parade which is to be held on Wash
ingtons birthday, will be a feature to
appeal not only to the stranger, but to
the kamaaina as we'll.
Frank Andrade, who is in charge of
this picturesque section. states that he
has heard favorable reports from vari-
are preparing to enter the parade wear
ing the Pau riding skirts of the old
time Hawaiians.
Two or three very old women, who
in their younger days We're famed for
their daring riding, and who always
wore the Pau skirts while on horse
the parade to assist any of the younger
element who may not know all about
such skirts, to adjust them and see
that the riders so into the parade prop
erly attired.
There has been a little bashfulness
on the part of some young women to
for the parade approaches this diff
dence is wearing off, and Mr.. Andrade
believes that large number will be
on hand.
The reputation of the organizers Of
the Floral Parade is at stake to pro-
vide picturesque lot of riders. 1t is
out as old-timers used to see on Sat
urday afternoons when the band play
ed at Emma Square. In the old days
troops of Pau riders used to ride about
the enclosure, whose riding qualities |
were a delight to the eye.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-01-30
BAND CONCERT WAS
HIGHLY EAJOYABLE

One of the largest crowds that has
attended a band concert of late was
present in Emma Square last evening.
II was a perfect evening for music out
OF doors and Kapellmeister Berger pre-
sented a program of more than aver
age excellence.
The Gloria, from Mozarts 18th Mass.
was included in the first half of the
program and was superbly rendered,
The effect OF this sonorous production
rendered in the scented tropic night
being most impressive.
From grave to gay, the musicians
cantered through a gladstone selection
from prince of Pilsen," and then Mad
anne Mana. Alapai the Hawaiian
Nightingale, sang quartet of Amer
lean songs, including the ever popular
"Norah.''
A selection from Moncktons Mes
senger Boy came next and was loudly
applauded. This was followed by the
haunting strains of Moret's Peoples"
the intermezzo providing most numma-
BILE melody.
The last number was the immortal
Blue Danube played by request. 1t
was an ideal night for the rendition
of Strauss dreamy masterpiece and the
selection possessed the advantage that
il could be enjoyed to the full without
the inconvenient but usually inevitable
accompaniment of evening dress.
Tonight's band concert will take
place in the roof garden of the Young
Hotel. The program, which will COM
mence at 7:30 o'clock, will be as fol-
lows:
PART I.
March-"The Diplomat ........ Sousa
Overture-''Ten Girls and No Hus-
BaIlad-"Elua Maka Uliuli". H erms
"Reminiscences of Verdi 49,. Godfrey
PART II.
Vocal-Hawaiian Songs. Ar. by Berger
Mrs. n. Alapai.
Selection-''The Musical Star. .O'Hare
Pavane-"The Little Marquise" King
Waltz-'Extra Papers Translator
1.-The Star Spangled Banner"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-01-30

to sing more and one big son of Erin
offered him a dollar To sing another
ditty of his far-off. beloved country
1t is said that the singer intends to
have his voice developed in San Fran
cisco and that a we'll known Califor-
MAN musician has interested himself
in the young man and has promised
70 bring his talent to the notice of the
public.
When in Manila, the vocalist sang
at an entertainment arranged by the
soldiers and sailors OF the place and
made such a favorable impression on
a theatrical manager that he offered
him a six months engagement in the
Philippines
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-01-30
SIAM WANTS SOME
PROMOTION BOOKS

Phra not the Phoenician of stored
fame), but Phra Pytate, of the Royal
Siamese Navy, has written to the Pro,
motion Committee from Bangkok. ask
ing for literature on Hawaii. The
handwriting of the officer indicates
that he has been educated in English
schools. The letter paper bears the
State crest of SIAM
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-01-30
WILL HONOR
ST. PATRICK

The Joint Committee from the An
cient Order of Hibernians and the La
dies Auxiliary will hold a meeting on
Wednesday night at Mission Hail to
perfect measures for a proper cele-
bration of st. Patrick's day. There
will be literary program, but what
other arrangements for the observance
OF the day will be made have not yet
been determined.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-01-30
WHEN YOU HAVE A BAD COLD.

You want a remedy that will give you
prompt relief. Get Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy. 1t always cures and
cures quickly. For sale by all Dealers
and Druggists, Benson Smith & Co..
Ltd, Agents for Hawaii.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1906-02-22
BeautifuIIy-Goyvned Guests.

Gov. Johnson of Minnesota, speaking
before the Duluth Y. VI. c. \. said S10.-
o. year was enough salary for any
man.
William Taylor, aged 30. shot and in
stantly killed his wife and probably ia
tally wounded himself at the home of his
father-in-law, Morton Baker at Sparta
Ky
w F. Bechtel, former president of
the Northwestern Life Insurance Com
pany. and Elmer II. Dearth. former State
I insurance commissioner, We're arraigned
AT Minneapolis on two new indictments
charging bribery
Word reached the Governor Of MissiS-
sippi of the murder of J. a Robertson.
sheriff of Covington. near Williamsburg.
his slayer being a negro. who escaped
The Rev. Matthew O'Keefe was buried
under the chanceI of the Catholic church
he built at Towson, Md. Three Confed-
crate flags were wrapped about his coffin
He was chaplain of Mahon's brigade
The President has confirmed the SEN
tence in the case of First Lieut.. Richard
W. Buchanan. Twenty-third infantry.
who was tried by court martial in New
York and found guilty of charges of VIC
lating his pledge TO abstain from the use
of intoxicating liquors and drunkenness
on duty, and sentenced to be dismissed.
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Killed.. At G5 she was still more so :;
while her appetite had become inordi-
nate, yet She had always prided her
self on being 'temperate-never drank
n drop" But ut this age she began to
look into physical culture, and, being
Il woman of good mind. was not long
in discovering that for thirty years at
least she had been eating vastly too
much, exercising too little, and breath
ing in the contracted fashion common
to the average person of either sex.
She began to gradually reduce her
diet, after Il while dispensed with cot
fee. but never quite gave up tea. was
much out of doors. learned to breathe
deeply. and became devotee to physi-
cal exercise. At - she was once more
trim in form and figure without lacing.
for she dresses loosely so that her sides
may act like bellows when she takes
deep breathing. and walks with a light
elastic step The wrinkles are still
there and her hair is gray. but thicker
than before, and is no longer falling
out Her eye is as clear as a girls.
and her mind thoroughly alert She is
remarkable old lady. in her friends
estimation. but she says there is moth
ing remarkable about it, and now at so
she is earning Il comfortable living
by teaching women how to acquire such
control of body and mind as to mitigate
the usual decline of advancing years
and enjoy to the utmost old #gc.-Good
Housekeeping.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1906-02-22

The United States army transport
Meade, delayed in her departure on the
first month by a fatal fire. sailed from
San Francisco for Honolulu. Guam and
Manila, carrying more than 100 passen-
gers. beside the Second infantry and the
Eighth and Thirteenth field batteries.
Charles Jones. the valet on whose tes
timony Albert L. Patrick of New York
was convicted of the murder of William
Marsh Rice, has disappeared from his
home near Houston. Texas. and it is said
ne was paid not to return to New York
to aid Patrick in his fight against death
| in the electric chair.
Fritz Rueter. a well-known hotel and
restaurant keeper at John Marshall place
and Pennsylvania avenue Washington.
committed suicide by shooting
Two miners in the Bluebird mine at
Cripple Greek, Colo, were overcome bv
bad air in the mine while being hoisted
| in the cage. fell out and were dashed TO
death. Three others were injured.
\ crusade against keeping song birds
in cages was started in st. Louis re-
Gently, John Werner, keeper of a bird
store, being arrested by deputy game war
dens and birds being seized from several
other dealers. 1t is said that the cam
paign may extend to all citizens keeping
song birds in confinement.
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What the Clever Girl Does.

The girl with spare time and a liking
for sewing can help out her own ward
robe wonderfully at little expense. Take
the ready-to-wear blouse, which she
can pick up for a small price any day,
and the medallions that go for a song
in lace and embroidery remnant trays,
and put the two daintily together and
wonders are worked-a waist that was
commonplace being raised to a much
higher level.
Another detail in which girls not I'M
frequently deduct from tailors' and
dressmakers' bills is in embroidering
buttons for themselves. Here there is
no end Of opportunity for an outlet
Of inventive skill, and hand embroid-
cred buttons count for much in hand
some costumes of the day Instead of
having the embroidered discs set in
metal rims, the buttons are sometimes
trimmed with crocheted gold thread.
Irish point collar and cuff sets come
high and are quite out of reach of the
short pocketboOk. But Irish crochet in
sertion by the yard may be had at a