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Evening journal., 1909-05-28
HAMPTON'S
MAGAZINE
.June-On Sale Now
Some of twenty other great fea-
lures of this number are:

e'ptiAN Va NN~tAt1 oNAl~i , NaN ia
lures of this number are:
Luther TyaHf, the Psyscho-
logist Detective In a few
months he will be as we'll known
as Sherlock Holmes. A new
detective and a new system of
detection. The story in June
will show you not only the abb
surdity and cruelty of the police
mans "third degree but how a
scientific substitute works better.
The Black Mysts,y.-In "The
Unknowable Negro" Judge Har-
us n. Dickson has produced an
unbiased, very interesting spe-
cial article that Northerner and
Southerner alike will read with
profit.
HJiite Coal.-A fine big article
on ''water farming" by John L.
Mathews. If you don't wake up
your great grandchildren will
freeze to death.
The FINISHING School, - A
breezy discussion Of the rich girls
education by Reginald Wright
Kaufman.
Buy it todsy-any live newsdealer
Is cents
HAMPTONS MAGAZINE, New York
Evening journal., 1909-05-28
In a Dilemma.

"a necklace OF diamonds has been
stolen from me" said Mrs. Cumrox.
Aren't you going TO notify. the po-
liceY"
Il don't know what 20 do. 1t does
seem rather classy to be robbed Of
jewelry, and'y vet hate tothave people
think that I'd ever. miss. &. little thing
like a necklace. Washington Star.
Evening journal., 1909-05-28

Democracy down South. but attributed
the disregard to labor conditions in the
South to the preponderance Of negro la
bor The South was fifty years behind
In its labor laws, he said and the in
cursions Of the intelligent mechanic was
a new condition.
A question as to the attitude Of the
Democratic party on the injunction writ
elected a description and explanations
of the Democratic plank that occupied
the rest Of the meeting.
Evening journal., 1909-05-28
MEN YORK FERRY
BOAT RUNS ASHORE

By United Press eased Special Wire
NEW YORK. May 2S-The ferry boat
shinnerock. running between the bat
terry and Brooklyn. went ashore on
Governors Island during a fog to-day
while onroute 70 Brooklyn. Her twleve
Evening journal., 1909-05-28
Erolunivn.

'Where do the Hottentots live.
Maryr' a schoolteacher asked one Of
her pupils.
Il don't know, M" said Mary prim-
ly.i"Maiwon't let me visit any Of the
people in this 'neghborhood."
Evening journal., 1909-05-28
Water commisslon Meetina.

The regular meeting of the Board Of
Water Commissioners is being held
this afternoon, instead Of Monday, ow-
ing to engagements that viii occupy
members of the board on Monday
Evening journal., 1909-05-28
Bed Men at chnroh

Alapocha Tribe. No. a.. Of Red Men.
will attend services at Rockland NJ. L.
Church, Taileyville. next Sunday. The
pastor Rev. f. A. Gillespie. is prepar-
ing a special sermon for the. occasion.
Evening journal., 1909-05-28
Address SUNDAY School Workers.

Miss Clara Mendinhal last night adj
dressed the Sunday schol workers Of
Harrison Street NJ g. Church. She
spoke particularly of methods to enlist
and hold the interest of the young folks
IN the Sunday school.
Evening journal., 1909-05-28
CNnicaI.

sillicus-Do;you think,it is possible
Tor one ,womanito make another WON
an perfectlyihappy? Cynicus-oh, yes:
simply by envying her.-Phiadelphia
Record.
Evening journal., 1909-05-28
w. 49, Mnntinn

a meeting this afternoon instead of
Monday morning next, as Commis-
sioners Ford and Shaw intend TO visit
Gettysburg on that day.
Evening journal., 1909-05-28
The Exceptions.

"Blnks has fne new. apartment
Everything stationary IN It, 1 sup
pose"
Absolutely everything-except his
wife and the -IIarpers Bazar.
Evening journal., 1909-05-28
sinth Ward nemoorats.

Democrats of the Sixth Ward held a
meeting last night at No. 2it East
Fourteenth street. Addresses were
made 10y James g. O'Neal, Daniel p.
DuRoss and several others
Evening journal., 1909-05-28
Had a apesstriot skool .

Church last night presented The Dis
trict School" i'm the chapel Of Brandy
,sne Nj. T. Church. II proved a delight
ful affair.
Evening journal., 1909-05-28
WILD WEST AND FAR EAST
COMBINED UNDER ONE HEAD
Great Exhibition viii Show in Wilmington at From
and Union Streets on Next Friday, June 4--COI.
w. F. Cody Appears at Each Performance

THF combination of Buffalo Bills Wild
West with Pawuee Bills Far East has
resulted in the formation of the biggest
chronological exhibition ever brought into
public view. In no other arena, in no other
CLINE can the equal Of those allied forces be
found For more than quarter OF "a century
these two exhibitions have been separately
hriurc the amuacmcnt-ecckinr people of two
they ore now united into one bold, dashing
aud typical exhibition. The Wild West, pre-
vlousy specialized by Col Cody, Tho original
and only Buffalo Bill, IN now brought into
Evening journal., 1909-05-28

You cannot dream yourself into q
character; you must hammer and
forge yourself one.-Thomas Carlyle.
Evening journal., 1909-05-28
Wanted.

A case Of bad roof that James NJ
Brysn's Pure Iron oxide Roof Paint
will not dement's
Evening journal., 1909-05-28

s1.7o-women's $3.50 Tan Calf,
vici Kid. Patent Colt, and Gun
Metal oxford and Gibson Ties; also
the new Ankle Strap Pumps. Some
have the straight and others the
wing tip; high and low heels. All
$3.50 grades; reduced dur IN
ing the May sale 70 .......lu "
Evening journal., 1909-05-28

Prima Donna with John C. Dempsey
& Company. who will sing Yum Yum.
in THE Mkado" at the Avenue Thea
tire next week.
Evening journal., 1909-05-28

are brought into close comparison with the
rashinr cowboy # our own Wild West.
10 both the student 90 ethnology and 20
tie seeker after amusement the comprchen-
eiYc character Of the exhibition makes strong
appeal. livery scene y worked out with
a authentic. Every horseman ia the hero be
depicts, the garb he wears is the uniform
of the tribe nation which gave him birth.
The very bride that curhs the neck % prancing
stecd is Of regulation make and pattern and viii
stand the closest scrutiny. The leader Of this
host of horsemen. the director of this eihnolori-
cal mirror % the earth. is the original and only
Buffalo Bill-he stands alone in q class unto
himself. Tor in hs class there h but ONE and
that j. Col Mm. 7. Cody. Hc ia the last OF the
Evening journal., 1909-05-28

9o-Infants' Soft Sole Shoes;
eight pretty colors. The regu- o.
lar 25c kind; May sale. Price OC
Evening journal., 1909-05-28

are shown in the same arena; customs and
costumes of picturesque tribes and types
are shown side by side IN animated scenes
and stirring incidents. There Is correctness
and authenticity 90 every hand aud in dis
play on the long and varied program and
In no other exhibition can be found such
strenuous and engaging examples Of hs-
torc reproduction. Men Of ancient races
and tribes unite with representatives of
modern times 10 presenting vistas Of the
historic and heroic past. uniting both sides
OF the earth In a panorama OF surprising
splendors. richness and grandeur.
Evening journal., 1909-05-28

s1.47-Ladies' white Canvas OK
ford and Gibson Ties and Pumps
made of finest quality Sea Isle
Duck. all Goodyear Welts: $500 ana
$3.50 grades. 345 pairs Of samples.
All to 90 at this Great May NJ
Sale. at .-..............'.'
Evening journal., 1909-05-28

a.se-Iadies' Dark Tan and Black
vici; also Patent Colt; high and
low heels; latest new spring crea-
tions; blucher cuts; standard $500
values. specially priced for 90
this great May sale .......tsOJ
Evening journal., 1909-05-28

s1.sO-The celebrated Luddy &
Currier and the Imperial Good
year welts; Tan Calf. also duh and
bright kids. Best celebrated $500
brands. Specially priced at I on
this great May sale......... tsOu
Evening journal., 1909-05-28

s1.39-Boys' and Girls Russia
Calf and Patent Colt Bucher and
Lace Shoes and oxford Ties; an
extradordlnary good $500 value,
sizes 1-2 TO IL 1-2. On
at ................... tsOv
Sizes - TO 5 1-2, regular $3.50
values, at st.65.
Evening journal., 1909-05-28

x. 2. 2 =. e 3 I, :. - :
8
Evening journal., 1909-05-28

s1.49-Boys' and Girls Gun Metal,
Vici Tan and Patent Colt. Good
$500 and $3.50 values; for HO
this May Sale ...........h sStO
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-04-13
Snge ut = urgii6c5
Uerciniafe Staateu.
III O d tr d.

gus Cascade, Su., mcloct hcr
g@d6ter": Die iun9eu 6crren Selir
SeIten uno Nifolas ScbcripieI iinb an,
Samsta9 bon ibrer Seilrdsreiic mad
Snrcmbltrg, noblerbnltcn 3ilrildgcz
!ebrt. Sic bcriGtcn iibcr cine prGd1s
tiee Seerciic. Sblpobl ibrc Iufz
itnbn1e in Der nlten 6cimatb cine
hcr8lidbe mar, 5ic6en tic bod, bcionz
Ders III 9ctreff bon Irbeit unb Der
btenit, Imerifa bcm I~u5larlbc por.
Gns ct. &ail, Miinn., %pcrloutet:
Im p%ergan9encn Spnnerstoa itarb il,
Der 8ubnIug ibrcs S6piegerIpbncs,
beg Srn. 5hen. Sclten, an Der 5bps
mas Str, Srau Wnrin Inna @roi,
I'M 6oben Ilter bon 10 Sabren. Sbr
Gate gin8 ibr bereits Dor "a Sabren
I'M Sobe oornlts. IN Salndu,
Seiterreif, 9ebpreu. perbairotbetc lie
It'd I'M Sabre 1854 unb FAINT 1881 nit
ibrer Sdinilic ndh ct. Saul. sic
binterldBt bier SDbnr, Spbunn, Il6ert
uno Sran5 in Sine Gitp, Minrl.. Ynrl
in ct. Yaul. Ioipic aipei S0d,ter, Srali
Selten ltnb Srnu Hies, Satin bon
alderman Geo. Hies. Bic gecrbigun9
fanb am pe~reansenen Samsto8 uutcr
5dblrei6er 8etbeiliglna ioipic untcr
Sbeilnabme bes Srunen : Iltnr>e
8ereins Der ct. Ngnesz@ emcinbe BON
Der ct. Iaueseair6e alls, itatt. Sic
rnbe III Srtebenl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-04-13
staat>8 rrmaltans Surd
Gommiiiion.

Ser "9e5 Noine5 Slau" phsr ba5
Sptem Der Stnbtueripaltun9 burd)
Gommiiiipn bat feline ciuidbrigc Yrpbe
in u%nicrer 5auptltnot ab9clegt. Sns
finnndiele HcInltdt - uno nnd Dem
f6aut Der Intcrifaner ia 3uerlt -
meiit einen lleberihuB III Der Stabt1
fuiie bon $4,000 alIf. Pills Der alte
8lan Der 8aro@ @ermaitung III 9es
Moines ab9elhnfft purbe, belief lid
Die itdbtiihe SGulb auf etlpa $125,s
600 big $1S0.000. 9as uelle Spiten1
mnhte Die Stnbt ridt allein lhulbenz
frei, ipubern CAB ibr audi eipcu Sicnit.
Der Den nlten i'll icDmcoer SinIi6t
ipeit iiberbot.
Sn allen departments lit nid,t mr.
~otpnnn,iihcr gelpirthi6oftet lporoen,
lie babcn audi 9r0Bcre Seiitluasfdhi9s
felt ge5eigt. Bic StrnBcnrcinignng
bat ni6ts 3l ipiini6cu iibrig gelaiicn.
Yflaiterung lit itreug contrnftmrdBi9
ausgefilbrt lporocn, Die Yoii5ei lit
tiidtiger gcipeien, Die 9epartemcnts
iuerben inter 9ipilOicnltregeln 9e>
fiibrt, nucb bat man elm ueucs 8ufz
filbrungsIpltem nl%lgenonlmcn, flir5, Die
%geiammte &%eripnltnng lit nod &C.
ihdftli6en @runbIdbeu g%clcitet nor
Den. Eu6lic Serpicc Sorporationen
limb ncritGubuibpoQ nuf Die Wilnihc
ncs @emeinlueiens cingc9nn9cn, 10
baB oae Hci6ungem, bic man iouit i'll
reihlidem MnBe fennt. bcrmicbcn
luorben iinb. Sns olein lit i6on cine
9roBc Grru19euidoft.
Nles III NQcnl bat man llrinhc, nit
bicicm &criud)e 5ufriebeu an iein -
cinltipeilcn lpenigitens. Scnn cS fam
bod nod ni6t cntlGiebcn ipsrScu. o b
uuf pie Snuer cine Scr6eis
erung oes biSbcr gclpobntcn Scrz
iraltlugs : Snitems Der WlIni3ipnliz
tdteu herbei9efilbrt ipirb. 81. Sn6c
lit nod ncu. ulb cbcu picueidt bcsz
bnl6 liebt Die 8iir9eri6nit ben Ser
ip~1ltltngSs Gpnmiiidrrn mebr .nui bic
Singer, naS bieie lpieocrum 3rpinet,
Die 6eitmD9lifcu Heiultatc bcrpor6u>
brin9en.
@ic unleren 2eitrn bercitS frii6cr
nritaetbeilt ipiirbc, arbeitct boS nele
Spitcm nic folgt: Bic aeihGitlihe
&eitung elmer Stabt lieqt IN &dnben
eiiter Goinmiiiion nit bcitimmtcr Wtits
qlieberSnbl, Die an Stelle bon
Stabtrnt6, @apor. S6dsmeiiter.
Controller unb ionltiger itdbtii6cr
@camtcn tritt, nno nu6 Die poac
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-04-13

@ernntnprtun9 fir bic peridiebcneu
VcrnnIturg 5nci9c 81 ilbe. II bnlcil
bat. Sas Snitcnt lpllrbe Dor llrlgc@
fobr licbeu b.s ndt Sabren Sucrit
III @nlpeiton, Scrns, ciuaefiibrt. lno
lit ieitbrn nit obul:hcn btfrichtgcns
hCn HciuItoten luie in SEES Wpines.
IN GeNar Jinpios, Soma, IN Emission
unb Spiie in Sbnbo. einacfiibrt lppur
Den. - Sod cb!rdrtcn uno Die Nllgen
pifcn boItcu: lpcun boS Snltem iid1
nltf Die Sduer bepdbrt, lit es ME 81
lpat, e. aiid, III nnheren S.dhicu 5i
rrobicrcn, unb m,nn cs gum gSpble
Der GcInrnmtbcit Der Siirger lid cre
lpeilt. CO ein5ufiibren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-04-13
Said tritt Der Sob ben Meni6en ait.

Gin 16redlihcS lln9liid ~crci9itete
si6 am %perfloiIeueu Sonutog Niabmits
tag gcgeu 2 llbr in Dem nabegele9es
men Hofbnle. Ils nGmiih Die prei
@eihpiiter Der Samilie 8ablborf I'M
Sitter bon 6, 9 linb II Snbren It'd
na6 Der nabegelcacncn protcitanti>
i6en Stride begeben lpoQten, 6e1ruBten
Sie Die @eleile Der SQinois Central
8abn, tpie Das bier5ulnnbc iiblid lit.
Gle lparen gernbe nuf Der grpBen
Bride ar9elangt, tpelde ii6er Die
gGathib" ~geipannt lit, nls lie bon
einent bon Dubuque fon1menben 3llg
Der Sqinois Gentrals8 dbn credit plrz
Den. @enannte Stellc lit duberit &C.
fdbrli6, Die Sbnlbilbun9 5ci9t MANI
lih cine boppeltc &riimntung, 10 DaB
uan ben 3ug ni6t cher b t. bis
CT in Dds fnr5e 5bnl BON Hpdbnle
einbie3t. Nm Sorntog bcrridte il6er>
btes Elm orfnlartiger 8inb, 10 BOB bas
q erdu Of bes hcrannabenben 3u>
gcS nid1t oe60rt lpcrben fonntc - biz
cs 8u ipdt mar. guf Der &riide gob
es fem Gutrinucn. 3tpci Der ainbcr
ipurben bod IN Die 2uft gei6lellbert II.
fieien als le6loIc Wfaiie nieber. Gns
brittle mar an gan5en a0rprr furhtz
bar 5erquetIdt unb 5crIhunbcn nno
itnrb ciniae Minutcu ipdtcr. 0ns
lpnr tpabrlih Elm l6redli6cr Sitcrtag
fir Die bebauernsipertbeu @lternl =
@nbern lit bics iebo6 ipicber cine
ernl It I nbnung, Die Sabue
9eletie niht ais 6eiierer SuBlpe9 be-
nuben 5l ipoaen ODER als Spa5ieripcg
On Sounta9cn; beionbers a6er iollteu
ainOer nidt 0 nc @cgleitun9
icnen 9eiabrpolcn &eg bcnuscn
biirfen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-04-13

Uetrctbe, Sen, 0sebl, etc.
SAFER: 51-5ac per @uibel.
Horu 5000 pergnlbel.
@eisen: S5-90e per @ui9el.
@erite: 5S-63c per gnibel.
Hoggen: 85-75c per Suibel.
Seu: 5000. so per COME.
Webl: BateMt, 3d. 80 IS. 80; fraiabt
SIS. 40-5.SO "
8ieie: S25. 00-s2S. 90.
Butter. Gier nnb 3dic.
Gler: l4@lSc per Oupeno.
Sutter: DARN, 26c; Creamery, SOC psr
piunb.
8aie: Gbains6 Gie, 15e; grid, 17c; Gin.
burger, 1876; SipisS, 1Sc per Tiunb.
Groceries, etc.
Gartoiieln: soc per gnibel.
.3;uiebelm SOC per guibel; Spauilts
3piebelr, 81. rs per Crate.
slepiel: S4.O0@S6,0 90 per Barrel.
gieb.
Gtiere: SO. 75-4.5O.
Niuoer S3. 00-3.2h
Riibe $2.2j-3. 20.
&dlber: $4. 50-5.50.
Sdaie $3.00-4.00.
9Gmner: 4 .00-5 90
Shpeiue (aui benz SUBJ: Sc. 90-7.OO
per bunoert piunb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-04-13
Straie fir I~crlctnng bcS Nnti=
yruit= WcfebcS.

Giuer Mohriht olls 9es Wpincs
Sufolgc lit Die Sui : Sorlage, ipelhe
Gcnriuationcn bon Sambol5 : Sirmer
III Soma pcrbietet rnb Den jest i'm
Staate ppsriercnben 2unbcr : 5rults
ben SoreSitoB ucriesen ion, i'm Sniiic
nit elmer 9rcipiertelitimmen : Webrs
belt nngcnommen iporben. sic r<rs
fii9t Strafen bon iebs Wonaten &C.
idn9nib nnb 5000 bis $4,000 fir
@erlesunsen bes gutisE ruitseietes.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-04-13

eblcaIo. oea IL. April.
''T 0ctreibe.
Be,WH-
Mai. 1.23T@l.26.
Sali: l.1lT@l.l5.
Rorn-
Mai. 655s@66.
Gull: 65@36.
baisr-
@ai.: 544 @54'l.
Snli: 474@i7A.
Slor-Ro q. %. s1.69; 70. 1. @
80. $751;.
Sicbmarft.
Shweine-
Sdnere, 81. 10 07.4O.
S1pere. raune. S7.l09720
geibte. 81. 00@S7 rs
8emli1te, S7.O0@735.
Vleb-
1luopieb. SO 50@7.15.
Riibe unb HIuoer, S3.2595. Is.
Shaie-
@inbeimii6e 9dmmer SO. 75676
Sinheimilde S1die. $5.50a6.0 90
98etlide gammsr, SO. 75@7.5O.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-04-13
Mhtnnq, Matbolifem!

Wenr Sbr eudD mad einer1 Seim in Der Gdbe
elmer tatopIiiden stride uno SbueternsS ebnie
unjebt. 100 Der Yooen reid, uno Die Breiie mich.
ria limb. 10 tonnt Sbr oaS 8euilnihte i'm 8rano
9puntp, SiiosDatota iin0en.
g9ir baben bier Dor ntebr OILS % Sabren &C,
lpobnt unb tonuen @Ib DteSbetref ppae Gin.
selnheiter seben. Sieiercn5: 8eu. drauj 3.
Seiuler.
llniere abreie iii: Wartens Sros.. MiIbant.
Sl6s3atota.
geint Sfreiben crW1bne man seh. oicies Sfatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-04-13

: Staot unO uulgcgen0.


Mm r~criIolicnen Rpntoa ae3en
&Ftttn8 brannten rie bcibcn Rferoc bes
Sr1. SbiIl bon Indhale auf bcr eleths
ramigen SiraBe burd) unh rannten
6l9ellos IN Gill III entge9en9el,ster
Hlflilng fpmn,enocS @erdbrt bincin,
Dos DEM %befannten Srr. u. q. 8cnltz
9cu, etilcm friibercn Scr. Stanten
Solpital> Stcirarb, geb0rt, Der cb.nz
falls IN HptSale pobnbaft lit. 9r.
geMtgcn ipnrbe nift pcrlebt, iebof,
ipiirpe lein ibn 9cbDrcupes Yferb 81
gppen aeI6lciberf. bon lpelhsm befti>
9cn Inpraa unb Snll cs pa5 @cin
brab ltnb gctob.cf rpc, bcu ruuBte.
81. Chill iebph ipurDc an gnil5elt
aorper rebr ODER neniaer id)iper per~
lrbt. Gin Iuac lit total pernihtet.
We ter bat Der V.Doucrnsper!be audi
nod ld)ipere inncre @~crleBungcn err
littcn.
Sn Der ct. Hopbaei'e s&otbcs
hrale pnrbe am Y%1Imionn.ag ton cis
ncm icdl3i9 Stimmen itarfen Wdnncrs
dior uuter meiitsrbdfser 2citung oes
bchtp. 0rn. Ilpbons Dress. Wuiifz
prpfeNor an ct. SDieph's College. Der
cbripiirb,g, Gb-ral> Gciang borg traz
gen. Die bodrp. Serren Carer, 81.
u. 5ht:r unD S. Gerpcr iangen Die
Euiiipn.
IS. g. Srnneen. beutf6er Ihpo.
Tat nna Notnr. 3in1mer 413 Office,
8ebduoe. 8. unb Wair=G trnne.
Gm Iittppd pcrld)ieb Der belt
befannte '0r. Ilops &aiel, irobnbaft
600 3mplfte StrnBc, an cincm
S6laganfau, ben CT Dor 8pdenfriit
erlitten. Ser Sabingcificbene lpdr
por So Sabren in 9cutihlanb 9eborcn
nno fam IN ieinen jungcn Sabren na6
Imcritd, reip. naf Dubuque. @r
betrieb cine rege adiebanolung an Der
Soipn Strabe unb mar ipegen ieines
looialen Weiens a~agcmein beliebt.
IuBer icincr Satin iibcrleben ibn Die
folgenoen ainDer: Sruu gmburb bon
glue SslanO; Srau Ngnes Hpiplep bon
8aibta, Soma, Nar gu Can Sranz
cisco unb @pelpn nno SEQ I'M eIters
lthsn S6auIe. Der Sabingei6ieDene
mar Elm treues Witslieb Der ct. Mae
ricn&8 emeinbe. bon pclfer Stride
ans am Samstag has 8egrdbniB uui
Dent Galparieu> 8ottesafer itattfano.
@iele Sreunbe unb 9efanntc bealeitcz
ten ben Sabin9eidiebenen auf leinem
letten 8ange. Or rube in Sriebenl
Sn Der monatliden TerIammz
hing Des ct. Mlopiils WGnnerz
pereins bon 6er5 Seiu ont Sienstng
nurben Die fplsenben Seamten fir bas
laitfenbe Sabr eripdblt: Yrdiibent. 6.
Sbomas; zYrdliDcnt. W. Sroms
melt; Heforbirenber SefrctGr. @eprg
Ollie; Siaanaiefretdr, q. Spcht;
Shabmeiiter, 81. Eeunpobuer; Wtors
idaa, Sobn Grimm; Sinan5s Gon1ite:
Srnn5 8nlimboper nnb 4bnm @iebl;
Golleftoren: Sobn Sell, ST., unb Teter
%. Nids. Ser @srein 5dblt ac9ene
lpdrtia 400 Witolieper unb elm gaars
GermDgen bon $500.
@ic ~bcrlaufef. 1T Hcp. :. g.
Ilbers 9liidlid in Ser alteu 5cimatb
angelangt.
SetrafpsI16enlcl1 lpltrOen ool1
tieiiseu @eridtsclcrf ars9citcIt IN:
Srn. Sobn Sater bon Cascade unD
5rl. %. arnnS bon Wortbingtpn;
Srn. @ilbelm Sdipenbinaer bon Gps
iportb unb SRI. Narid aoimebl; Srn.
Geo I. OILERS unb Sri. q. I. Sebers
bon Nfeip @icnna.
= gu Ipnticcllp pcrihicb b%eriloIe
icuc Wofe Srau &altcr Berlin.
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8anfsS epoitten garantirt

BON DEM 9epoiitor'S Guarantee Juno bes Staa.
ties Stlohoma. Bier &rosent 3inien aui 3eit,
S INV nns 0e n1naetb,iIts msntnrs saS Sco "e mn,
idbreibe eneiid). THE GEHLACH BANK
Woodward, Okla.
Seim Sdreibcu erlpabuc man srh. bieics Siatt
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9u b%erfGujeu!

Cute erhtlaifide 5arn.pppptheten, fueIthe
6 9rosent auf 5ouas uub NebraStds9dnoe reieIt
bon $500. 90 bis 81, 100000 einbriu9en.
Nut tonnt Chr cine quite Settion bon ebenen
WeiBeuIano nit fhfuariett SoDen fir so. 90 per
Qfer haben. 1ornes Il 8aSd,, Subnaue, Sotua.
1923 Wain StraBe. both Phones.)
Ssim Sd,reibeu cr,uabuc man sch. oicics glatt.
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9ldtnna!

Cd fam abr @elo aui iid1cre erIic 5orm.
3ppotbeten ausleiben. 10 oaS eS idbrIih : Gros
3ent 3inieH bringt.
". y. suooweic, 3iliiton, ". TOT.
Scim Sdlrcibcn eriuGbnc man gch. oicles Ylatt.
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Sctu, Shrcif
Cute Earmen

IN ocutidrr tatboliitler Gemeinoe Su fehr mdBi'
gen @reiien. Sdreibt um 2jiis nno 9ilber an
!. ". Seutnabanien &ingfid,er, Sfia.
Scim sGreibeu ermabue u,au aeh. oicieS Slatt.
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Sin0 Sic Gin &atbolif!

Nanifen Sic Elm Seiu in elmer auten fatbo
liidlen @eaeno, 100 cine GROVE atrdle mo cine
Gdtpeiternidule porhanoen lino? g9ir t0nnen
Sbnen cine 5arm bier i'm SIue 8lantet Tbal ann
@reiie BON SIS bis $40 per gder oertnuien. @ute
Deid)aitss @elegenbeiteu in neuem Stdotdben.
PACKARD & ERPELDiNG,
Hoven, S. Oak.
Seim s@rei6eu cr,pabuc man aeh. bieies glatt.
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- Serrins & Aretidmer. Urunb,
eieentbums> uno 8eriiherun9ss Nsen.
ten. QincpIn Building.
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l6ortIebun9 ton Der f.. Scitc.)
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S g m.ss% %"s,,m M>S=G Eminent.
IS lit elm S6msr;snStiGu.
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Bargains! Bargains!

Cine ~leItenc 8elc9cnbeit. INN Scden.
SlannclIe. &leiberltrffe, Mdntel, fer
ti9c In5iiec uno gmbroiberies 81 iebr
ermdBi9ten Yreilen 81 ~fdufen.
SarneS 2epi &c So.
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GtueS 9ferrer'S Grfabruns.


moro, Sl.
20 mar loon ntehrere Sabrsn maoenieibeub,
osrinnte ooge8en inonheS. aber obne GrfoIa 9rei
Tlait.n paftpr 9bnis's Isroen.s tarfer bott,n ben
geiudn'htst GrfoIs uub ~frrirteu mid, beBbaIb eut.
pfsb.e i'd ilu ellen esibenbtn.
3. 2ifed. gfo-rer.
Die SGtpetern bts foStbarsn glutes in Winioms.
burg. g., ia9sn: Wir iiub febr s~ufri.o.n nit Der
Wirfnn8 bon Qaitor aouia's g,erpen.Stdrfer, pel5,u
mir fton felt cini9en Sabrsn brau6eu.
Sic enpstsrn bon ct. SDfspb in Snbiauopoas.
Sno.. fasen: Seit 10 Sabreu eebrauGen mir GATOR
&bni8s 5tsrosa.Stdr'er nit BEN befsu Grfolae.
CNaex elm pertbepues gnG fir NerosnIsioents
90 J. tuIrb Sebem Der e5 oeriouat. suaeionbt.
Mrite erbalteu aud1 be We6tBtn ~uriionft,
2,eis Wtehi3in murbe felt benz Sabre 1915 bon bern
poGip. .paltor &onig. Sort Dapn.. Snb., ~aubsr.ittt
nrlb lest inter ieiuer gnspeiiune bon Der
kOENiG MEDICINE CO..
100 Lake Str. CHICAGO. ILL.
eA'Vo ote ytate,e. 6lafdlen far 500;
9roBe $1.7S, 6 far 5000.
Seint eGrcibcn crudbnc man scf. bieics Statt.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-10-18
PEARL OUTSAILS GALLOPING
MARY IN AN EXCITING RACE
Bill Lyle Brings Small SIoop Over Finishing
Line Twenty Eight Seconds in
Lead of Wren.

into the, water and holds on all point.
of sailing. The addition of a ruddel
of this kind, with a metal centerboar5
instead of a wooden one, would doubt
less make some difference to the speed
Of the wren.
To Leeward and Return.
To have really close race between
these two craft, the only course would
have to be dead to lesward and re-
turn, or vice versa. A race of this
kind should be very close Say from
the starting line of Yesterday. to the
spar buoy and back to the black buoy
off the lighthouse, three times around.
If the Pearl would be obliging enough
to race over that course aext Sunday,
the skipper and crew of the Galloping
Mary would be very glad.
By that time another boat of the
Pearl S size and lines will be in tie
water, and she might like to come into
the race. Also the other sea-wren.
which needs only to be hauled out and
have the barnacles taken off to be
ready for a race.
With the first race such a success.
and other boats on the harbor that
can get up and get some, there is no
reason why there should not be some
more races. It is a delightful sport,
and great for spectators as well as
crews. If Messrs. Riley, Max Bolte,
Luther Hcugh and others would like
to race over the course named, or any
other one, next Sunday, a communica-
ton to that effect will be appreciated.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-10-18
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