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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-11-23
mo Washboilers to SELL Says Antx Drudge

Rag Man-"Ole rags. Gum Boots Tinware!"
washbolers?'
Rag Mani buya dem from voomans. DEFY saya
use any You gotta Won to SELF"
Anty Drudge-"No sir. have not used one for manya
year 1t didn't take the women of this town long to
get rid of their washboilers after l came and told
them how to wash with Fes-Naptha in cool or luke
water No more boiling clothes for them see."
Are you governed by habits?
Nota bad thing if they are good habits.
Not good thing if they are bad habits.
Are you in the habit of getting up
before daybreak to start washing SO that
you'll be through before night?
If you are it's habit to get rid of
right away. There's no necessity for it.
Get rid of the old-fashioned boiling,
and scalding clothes, back-breaking
misunderstanding habit and adopt the
easy Fels-Naptha way.
Strike off the chains that bind you to
the washboiler and washboard. Be pro-
gressive woman.
Follow directions on the inside of the
red and green Fels-Naptha wrapper.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-11-23
F r e E
The Result.

Goodart-Iou didn't actually tell him
that didn't think him much Of q
poet? Wiseman-l did. Goodart-Oh,
l wouldn't have had you do that for
the world! Observation-Disclosures. That
doesn't hurt him. 1t only makes him
pity you.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-11-23

For good, wholesome, cheap break
fast, always buy Mrs. Austin's pan
cake flour Your grocer has a fresh
supply.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-11-23

Foley's Honey and Tar cures coughs
quickly. strengthens the lungs and ex-
pels colds. Get the genuine in a yell
low package. A. G. Luken & Co.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-11-23

leaky.
my child. your head is all perspira-
ton"
Yes, ma; my roof leaks"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-11-23

Curing Catarrh has been my bust
ness for years. and during this time
over one million people have come 10
me from all over the land for treat
ment and advice. My method is oriSl-
nal. I cure the disease by first "ur-
ing the cause. Thus my combined
treatment cures where all else fails
! can demonstrate to you in just a few
days time that my method is quick.
sure and complete because il rids the
system of the poisonous germs that
cause catarrh. Send Your name and
address, at once to Z. T.. Gauss. and he
will send You the treatment referred
to. Fill out the coupon below.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-11-23
Ash

Asia.
Asia comprises 80 per cent Of the
total land surface Of the globe and has
q population Of 2QOOO. 600
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-08-25
AMER1cA,s MERCANTILE Showing AFLoAT.

competitive deep shipping has con-
many people the strength
will
Britain the United States would be first
shipping France not deaed maritime
4076175 Italian
fully
by
the American sailing
1852
the number documened vessels
of habor craft
showing alone
whether mpng
win ashore.
the prospects increase in the foreign trade steamship
which abroadey
largely this trade because addition
subsidies
cheapest To
United should itself the
domestic shpuidng
hands monopoly providing for the
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-08-25
OUR SHOWING AT SEATTLE.

While regret
certain that the Hawaiian building will be the morning
an even
Indeed
in
other locality represented
Seattle
Southwestern
Puget Sounder
the 1t IN
figure either fisheries change
viewpoints leaked
Hawaiian
Seattle made dead this paradise
and
Seattle admiring md
Usually fair exhibits at during
worlds
the
the
small display But things something
show
Hawaians not help
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-08-25
POOR MIR. scHwERIN.

sympathy anywhere His speech
something press; cable report his
which be derived
following which the Portland 0gn) Telegram
washes
There other Jeremiahs at large
waller
If that he always bear, it wouldnt
what he IS He's whole menagerie of bears
doeful
which his troubles still the
job everything still the demniton bowwows
literally his feelings He with the
pistol shot that he the Pacific Mail steamship
This viii public for
that would what would pie feeling
that it could
really be improved.
earthquake
likely he that the
China this trip There those
this would service to
Mr. Sehwerin
Commission through rulings New
needs is subsidy shwerin
but he does that the
100000 would be almost while money
the Pacific Mail if it
But would it9 We should have to be shown
of Navgator.
Probably nothing will
rebates
he left
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-08-25
MOTION PICTURES
FOR VISITORS
B0nine Will Show kaIaupapa
Films to Congressional
Party.

Among the things planned for the
edifcation of the Congressional visitors
during their stay in this city is NOV
ing picture evening in R. K. BONNIE s
new theater in the old Hotel Baths, at
which the pictures taken by Mr.. Bo-
nine at Kalaupapa will be shown This
will be under the auspices of the Board
Of Health, and President Mott-Smith
or some other representative of the
Board will make a short address on the
settlement and the policy of the Board
regarding it.
The idea in this is to allow the visi-
tors to return to the mainland with
correct impression of life in the settle
ment, to counterfeit any preconceived
ideas concerning that institution they
may bring here with them, and correct
any exaggerated or false idea of the
place they may form while here.
This decision was arrived at at a
meeting of the joint entertainment and
transportation committees held yester-
day afternoon in the office of Walter f.
Dillingham;, at which were Mr.. DiIling-
ham, chairman of the entertainment
committee; t. FL. Petrie, chairman of
the transportation committee; G. j..
Waller, John C. Lane, II. F. Wichman,
and r. O. Matheson. The details of the
trips of the party on Oahu were gone
into and some minor changes decided
upon in the itinerary as suggested by
the central committee.
The transportation committee is now
taking up the matter of securing the
services of privately owned automo-
biles for the three long Oahu trips, two
of them around the city and the other
around the island. It is expected that
there should be no difficulty in getting
enough machines to accommodate the
party, the owners of machines being
generally the men of large interests,
who will naturally receive the greatest
benefit from the visit of the Congress
men. Besides being an assistance to
the committee, the average auto owner
will be making gilt-edged investment
by devoting some time to the enter
tainment of these visitors
In addition to the entertainment to
be given the Congressman by r. K
l1OA4AS, VIM Will SHOW the UtSU Ul HIS
Hawaiian views and issue invitations
to the feet officers and local Army and
Navy officers, as well as to number
of citizens, it was decided by the COM
mittee to offer place on the program
to the Kaahumanu Society, the mem
bers of which desire to give a typically
Hawaiian entertainment for the Con-
gressmen. The Bonine affair will take
place on the evening of September IA;
that of the KaahRmanu Society on the
evening of the arrival of the Congress-
ional party in Honolulu. e
Arrangements were made yesterday
to meet the visitors with music, alohas
from large reception committee and
leis of greeting. The details for surf
ing parties, trips to points of interest
and visits of inspection to military
posts, public institutions and schools
were also gone into and discussed.
The details to be worked up and look
ed after were apportioned to the va
rious committee members, who will re-
port back at another meeting to be held
this week.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-08-25
STARTED TO KNOCK OUT APANA

Police Officer Apana was called to
the Winston block about 1890 last
evening, where Settlers and Biersik, two
marines fram Camp Very, were raising
a disturbance. Both men were drunk
and had assaulted the Waterman of the
block. When Apana attempted to ar
rest Settlers for assault and battery on
the Waterman, Biersik jumped in and
started to thump Apana. Another po-
lice officer came to his assistance and
both men were taken to the station
house Biersik is charged with inter
fering with a police officer in the per
Torrance of his duty.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-08-25

Major that the leading
busy now and the civic interest we'll military consideration jusf
To would not only camp
supplies nut 1T sort of
There would be clear 'front.'
Head through the of Kaim the road and King
turns
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-08-25

Admiral swinburne VINO went on the yesterday
history
he BOns had charge blueiackets who
ashore He discreet oeeF and nothing
United forces haa ~ W
nwhich lisa to visit - - ~ - INV ~
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-08-25

People who own touring cars should not wait to he eoaxed before @
them TO the show the
looks with confidence of tfis Iia 90 I
ou is @ wing here IT would
u statesmen wives
to see town ana ~ ~ most comfortable expeditions wav
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-12
Nlud)t ans Dem 2cbcu.

Ger Sdreincr Sanles &nl. Nrtbur
idoiit iit mittcls anrboliGurc
aus Dem Sebcll. - Sitt lett Subs
rem oitcrs an afllter &eroonln9S.
Itorung. @liroc BON Itincnl
Sotterd)en toot Mlfgeiunbcu.
Suf Dem Sophia liegeno, iuuroc &c,
tern Nofmittog Der 81 Sabre olte
Sanes @nt. Artbllr in icincr @ob.
ming, Ger. 1884, Srlios&iQ.Ipenllc,
bon iaillcr ncltn Sabre alten Sod)ter
Wiloreo slrtbur foot ol,i1ciunbcn.
Gos crid)rpdene &irb rief ieine Mtllt.
ter berbci, mcldc bic npromcltlid)t
Eoli5ciitution bennhridtigtt. Ger
gcont :. Nicnnia iono ncben Gem
Sopbu cine letrc Slnld)c, mcld)e &ur-
bollGllre cntbolten bate, mo 9oros
Her Tr. 9ololpin ltcllte noh llntcr.
llld)lnl1 ocs Tolcs Gin oui Sclblt=
moro ldllter0eS Gertl'ttQt ans. Nh
tour, mcld)er Shreiner bon @crui
mar, tum geitern Nad)nlittog aeger
1 llbr bon Der Nrbeit nod Sollie uno
begab it'd lofort llad) 0cnt obcren
Stodmerf, no CT ouS tobtlidc @iit
cinnobm. Gr lit icit un9efGbr iiini
Sabren OIL nflltcr llnperooulid)feit
uno botte bereitS otter 0coroDt, lei.
mem Scbcn cin Gnoe 5u modcn. Tor
lmgei1br cinem Sobr pcrllttc cr, lid
angeblld) 81 erifieBen. @eitcrn bot
te cr Die aorboll1ure gefouft unb lie
Dor Den Nrgen ieincr Satin mobl.
perborgcn gcbaltcn, Gr binterldBt
ieine @ittiue llto cine Sohter, sic &c.
nonnte Miloreb Nrtbur.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-12
Scntidjes Sbcatcr.

lie ,Icutidjc Sbeater ? @eicllld)a't
pou Ybilooelpbia" iiibrt Worgen
cin 5~peites 8oitipicl ouf.- "Gie
n@clt pbne WGmer," ein luiti.
ger SdNpont, gelull9t sur aui-
filbrung.
Gn3 ySelttid)cr Sbcuter" Don Ebi.
ld0clpbiu miro morgen i1 Nlbullab's
Sbcnter cin jmeites @nitlpiel geben,
mo 5rpar 0elon9t Oiciesmul ein ilr'
fomiider Sdmnnf bon A~lcranoer
Gngel mo N%ltlillS 6orit, bctitelt
Sic &clt obnc MGnner," SIR gui.
fiibrun9. GoS Stiid, cincS iener be.
liebtcn McocItiidc, ppQ Nltnlor mo
beitercn Scenell, crrang ilberoQ IN
1eutiblauo mo nlld) III Mmerifo
acknowledgements grfolge mo ermies
lid ols cin 3uaitilf erltcn Holges.
Die &onolulg ipieit in @ieu, Der
Stnot poll 2~cbcnslllt uno - mic
ltotiitiif ieItgeiteat lit - ilberreid)
CT. Sun9irauel,, Die nod lin Stnci.
rer" obnc Wonn iinb. Grci @iene.
riuncn niht BON Shlo9e ibres ionlt
perguilgun9solritigcu @eihtehtS,
hoben lid) in ibrem SaB geaen Aaes,
mas .Monn" beiBt, 5ulainmen ae'
iunocn mo Neid)woreL niflt 5i bel-
rotbcn. Notiirlidl cnoet Die @eifid).
tc, mic mon lid benfen fam: Die
fleineu biibidcn MGbel perliebeu iid)
nno ibr Shpllr miro 9eloit.
Us lit cin rcdlt geid)idter Sdlpanf
uno reid, al beiteritcn Gpiiooen, Die
ouS Fllblifum 81 Snbioluen binrei.
BEN. Gle Souptrole liegt III San.
Den bon Sri. Gnlilie Shonfelo, ipels
d)e iidl olIM III Baltimore oltrd) ibr
tolcntpollcS Spiel m%nper9cBlid, modl.
te. Aud) Die ilbrl1en Ho0cn iiilo gut
beicbt. 10 cnB aiu Griolg follnl Slt be.
5peiicln lit,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-12

Serr &nabc reilgnirt. -
Serr Grnlt :. &nobe, Jun, bot ais
Br1iioent Der yNmericun Yiano So"
rcli0nirt. nnb Serr &. $. ". Softer
lit itIn Nud)folgcr gcmoroen. 'Serr
Softer lit BON Der Yiulofirmo Gbidc,
ring II. Sobne, Die nit Ger &nabe.Go.
lllo onbcren 1robcu Eionpfobrifen
oes 2ollbeS Die nelle .gmerican Yia-
10 So" bil0en. Wie perlolltet, bat
Serr allobc boS Amt nieoergelcgt
neil cs i'm jl lebr nit Irbeiten ilbtr'
bullit.
9rGnhc. - Sn Dem bon Serm.
@ebpii b%tmobntcm Snuie, Nr. 10i,
Sit.Sugbcsitr., cutltanb geltern burdl
unbtfonntc llriode Elm Seuer, mcl'
Dies iebod) feincn beotlltenoen Sdla.
cen onrid)tcte.
Iurd) llid)t befulltc llrindc
cntitonO 9eitern Gornlittug i'll DEM
bon Son1ea Nrder belpobnten Son'e
cin Seler, iueld)es ober Gonf ocs 10.
iortigen Gingreiiens Ser 6%elerrpebr
i'm Seine crltift mllrot. Ter Sd)u'
Den lit ourd) Gcriidcrltn9 geocdt.
" a d omfcit empo ZEN.
Eoli5ci.W oridoa @oriltd bon
baltimore ouwltp crbielt bon &. g.
9oslcp Gbef.Glcrf Der Gountp.Goml-
miiiGrc. Elm Sdreiben, ih mcldem Die
GomniiiGrc ben Worid)oa initruiren,
ieilcn Eoli5iiten bic 9robtc Mndionl.
felt niI epclltuelc @rGnOc cilt5uiddr.
len, bo bos 6cucrolarmipltcm inl
Gountp burd) bcn fiir5Iid)cn Stlirnl
bcinobc pollit0noig mnbrailbbor &c.
nlad)t lpllrbc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-12
WrnnbltHfS . Merchantmen.

Worp Smith an Minnie NJ. Sol.
@clticiic Der Mnl.S troBe, uabe Der
Goitcrn- 9lpeuilt, 10 bel no, So.
Socob y. Spion 1t. u. an Wnl. u.
Morbura. 9toroolt.Gfe per Galpert-
mo Baths troBe, @runo5ins 1892
$3.50.
Socob y. Spion, Sruitec, al Su.
cob y. 5piorr. Nprooit.Gde 0alpert,
uno 9atb. StroBe, @runo5ins $192
ST.
Somuel NJ. Seagp ol 9hloreir
Snlllbober, iun., Gillette Der Wiilton
a%uenue, nube Seoeral'S traBe, 10 be
10, @rulto5ins $3.50, So.
Nina &. Seribep II. u. on Worini
u. Scott, Siioieitc Der 2%erington.
rnbe @ilnlor.S trobe, 90 bel 80, ST
George u. Goof mo Satin al
Mnrtbn o.. Salton, Gillette Der Cal
pert, ilube y. Strabe, 1G bel 154
So.
inSoie Gcpoiit ollb Sruit g." Crit
itee, an Rebecca $. SentinS H.. g..
Sitieite Der ct. Eoill-, nnbe Gboie'
StroBe, As bei 1913. ST.
Sent Iupull mo @ottin an Geo
y. G%uerbort, . @r%uloitiidc, So.
0opio %. Nelpbolb uno 8attin an
9onrao Hcid). Noroieite Der Cara.
togo.. nabe Foplou.S troBe, If be
Il, S1113.Ol.
. Goipuro u. 8eiler al Sopbic
Illtb, @eitieite Der Giperiioe-g penue
nabe GroB.S traBe. IS bel 80. So.
Sopbio Iiltb II. q. an Com. u
Weiler. @eItieite Der Niperiioe-a pc.
nabe CROPS traBe, 16 bel %, So.
Ilpind Nelnlann II. u. az Srebe
rif :. Shlositein 1 @runoitiid. S.
SreOerif :. Shlositein OIL ;Sroni
s. Neilmonn mo Satin, 1 @rllno
itiid. So. ,..,,,
siberia Sereuion u,o 8atte al
@nl. aleinle, Sitieite Der Eopionitr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-12
Hrotcit Der %apcru.

Ser Baltimore Voncrnucrcil nit ser
StcuunglaDmc Oca l%lnobb1noi.
gen @iirgers&errila SIT Scr slmen-
bemcllt . SroHc niht juiricoc1.-
@iinIdt Hiidfebr Oca @iirgcrpcr-
Gins III ieiller friibcrcn politild)-
ncutrolen StcllunQ,
Nla in Scr lcbten &eriommllulg oea
Baltimore 9opcrn GCrcina", IN
lpeld)cr &rGiiocnt @oItboior ErcQ
bcn &oriib unb Sctrct0r II. Sdnuorb
ooa Erotofpl fiibrtc, scr 0elcgot oes
.llnobbGn0igen 9iirgcr &ereius"
ilbcr Die lcetc Sitlnd oieicr &orper.
idoit bcrihtetc ilnb 0obci Die Stcl-
lltngnobme bcS @ilrgcr %crcina 5llll
Contributions = ENHANCEMENT Dor.
brod)tc, mliroe bon iGmmtlid)cn Nlls
lpeicnoen gegen boa Sorgcben oeS
Siir1er : &ereinS. Dos nla cin Den
Stotllteu 5lnuioerlNnicrbca be5eid)nct
lpllrbc, prntcItirt mo Der @lunld)
nllSgeiprod)erl, Der @iirAcr 3 Terein
mod)tc icinen unobbGlgiNen Stono-
punft, Don Dem CT o%bgeruid)cn, mieocr
5ilriltQcluimen. Scr 9clcgot mnroc
oen1entiprehcno initrnirt. Der Dol.
tinlorc Nopern . Tercin bot 20 Mit.
0licocr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-12
Mus SaItimurc-Gunntg

f" Spubtu
Gcrionmlrnla Der MftionGrc Der
Marulono Stnbl . So. - Die
ncucn Seonlten. - @eomtellmubl
beS ySngelieurs . Clubs. "-Spl
Dat nit fnnppcr Moth Dem Sooe
c%ntgongcll.
@cltern Gnrnlittag iullb SIT Spar.
rolus Eoint cine &erinmnlllna Der
NftiollGre Der Wnrplunb Stuhl e So.
itott. i'll mcld)er iolgenbe @eomte er.
m1blt mllroen: ErGiiocnt &. &. Sci
ton, ShoBmciiter &. ". Smitb uno
SefrctGr Nranf Eennp. slnc brci9e.
ulllten mobnen III Ebilooelphio. Ger
Scrlonnlllnng iullroc BON Den Ill1e.
ltclltcn Der Gonlpagnic lniofcrlt NIT
Sponnrulg crltHeaell 0clehelL nlo Der
nultbct mlroe, bob Ole NftionGre iiber
cine euentiIellr Serublcblnlg Der
Stnblpreiic un0 oonlit ulld) Der Sob.
ne cine Gntid)cioung treiicn lpilrberl.
Gle Grleoigmng oicicr Nrn9e lplrbe
icood, bon ben N%ftionGreu Dem Sircfs
forum ilberlo'lcn.
@eumtcnmoblb eS ~&n9e-
|nicurs Glub@."
Sn Ser Wouotaucrinnnnllun9 oco
,SnoericlrS Clubs" pon Spurrolps
Eoint. lueld)e onl Gicnltug Ibeno
ltuttiuno. >uurocu f~olgenoe Scolnte
iiir bua lollicnoc Subr crlp1blt: Er1.
libcnt 2. z. Wurth, Gicc = EroliOcn,
Geo. Y. Nolbobougb uno :. Is. Ga
ne, Sd)oBnlciltcr 6ront i. @o''ctt II.
ScfrctGr Z. u. Griit.
Gem So0ccntronncn.
Subp Dc Mnanlu, ciu Dem tlO. Slit
item . Nrtillerie Hc9inlent 81 Sort
Noluoro 5~r9etbciltcr Sd)ncioer, iuurc
on1 Sicnitog Nbcllo gegcl Z llbr bel.
robc bon ei,lcn Strobcnbnbn = Mage
oort Der SparroluS Eoin Clinic ilbers
Iobrcn lporbcn. Wo9uno gilg 5ipI'
ld,cn Der Nj. Carmel Hoo0 unb Der
). Npenuc olli bcn StroBcnbobn'@es
lciict ltllo mllrbc bon Dem Motor.
mloune IN Solge oeS trilbcn MetterS,
oos am Sicnitog berrld)te, crit be.
MERIT, ais Der Mo99ou Den Mionn
nohc;l crreidt bate; eS aclollg lbnt
obcr, oen Maggon nod IN lcstcr 81
fluloc Sillll Ste6en 5ll brinacn. Mos
mo ipuroe noh Sporrolps Eolllt &C.
brod)t ullo BORT eingeipcrrt, bn er lld)
olli i%onoerbore @eiie benobm, nno
iugtc, eS mare ibn glclfgiiltig gene
len, mem, or aetootet luoroen luGre.
Gin @cttfoDren nm sic
@elt fam geItern nit Dem Gilt
treiicn ser britiiden gorfc .GclipIe,"
GopitGn @bite, mo "SnteopoliS" 5n
Gnoe. Gle ~eritere @arfe legte Die
1000 betrogeube Sobrt bon Song
fong, China, bierGer i'll 100 Sageli
,iriid, ip1brcnb Die nSntcopolis" 36
Gage l1nger iubr. geibe Sorfsn
bradten Motten iiir Clarence 9ott-
man.
S6ncIf idreitet Scr OF 3.
- ginen Sdlu9onioll erlitt geitern
MorNtn ser y Sabre oltc Serr Geo.
@rnihneQsr bon Nr. 220S, Hamiop.
Strnbe, oils or nit ieiilem Sdmieger.
John. Srn. @n,. 6. Sling, eincn Spa.
5icrgong lnternabnl. Mls Die 9eioen
Die Sre6erid. Npenite, noha Der @orri,
ions2nne. pnliirten, brod) Sr. Vrul6.
meaer ploblid) toot 5uinnmen Or,
u. 9. @crreb Itcate ieIt, oub er cinenl
9er5idlogs erlag.
Sr. @eorge g Of luberberg
be it obIen. - Sr. Geo. Sdluoer-
berg bon Der 9aifsS troBe uno 3.
StroBe, Sigblouotown, beridtete &C.
tern in Der Caution . TolijeiItoticn,
oab linn aus ieinem Soirorm 90
Siibner uno 10 Souben geito6(ell
miirOer. @er Den ietten 9roten er,
boltcn bot, lit bis jest aud fir bie
Yoli5ei Gin HGtbiel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-12

Gin neues @onbeIbilbr
I Deater.- SaS alte @eb1uoe Der
o7ifte Supings 9onf", Nr. %, @eit-
2eringtonitr, lueld)es fiir5lid, Dor Der
ganf psrfauit IS rpnroe, ioa lit eiil
@a~noelbifo-s bsStsf9 umgebaut mer-
Ben. ISerr s. y. 5isiurrea miro Gas
ielbc betreiben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-12

Sic m,3ipGrtigen @cldoitSlcutc Der.
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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1909-03-17
WEST END.
Personal Paragraphs and News Items
Contributed by Miss Lily TempIeton.

MIR. Arthur Morrow. OF Anderson. has been
IN the city for few days visiting his father
Mr.. F. L. Moraow.
Mrs. James 81. Perrin is expected home thil
week from an extended visit TO Mr.. and Mrs
]. b. Perrin, Jr. in Meridian, Miss.
Miss Emily PreDtis spent Sunday In the
The monthly meeting OF the Daughters o.
| the Confeneracy was held at the home Of Mrs
r. e. Hill last Tuesday afternoon. The meet
ing was In every way - delightful one.
| Mr.. William Burpwell was In Coium bia and
Sumter last week for few dsys.
Miss Hattie Oelzel who has SO successfully
managed the millinery department OF r. NJ.
Haddon & Company for the past thee seasons
has returned to A6beville and resumed her
| work Miss OetZel iB an artist and her TRIM
ming delights every one.
Mra. R. o. Hunter Is at home again after q
months stay with her home people In Green
MIR. and Mrs. W. W. Bradley spent a few day,
at Clemson last week the guests Of Prof. and
M Miss Mamie L. Morse and Mr.. A. B. Morse
left Monday for ST. Petersburg Fla, whore
they will spend several weeks.
! Mr.. W. E. Hill returned TO Ahbeville Wed
Mrs James Brewer. OF Elberton, Ca, has
been the guest OF Mis-. AS. Simmons for the
pii Miss willie Calhoun returned to Atlanta
Sunday aftera short stay here as the guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. W. T. Cunningham, of Mon
terey, spent Thursday In the city the guest OF
Miss Ida Mae Brownlee has q petition with
Philson, Henry Company.
Mr.. WA. Gore, Superintendent OF the Sea.
board Air Line was In the city Monday
shaking hands with his friends here.
rived in the city Monday. Miss Bentley will
be in charge OF the millinery department Of
PhilsoD, Henry and Company.
Hon. and Mrs. Frank B. Gary and Master
Of dad
Mr.. j. Fraslr Lyon. OF Columbia, was in the
city for several days last week.
Mrs. George White, Jr. returned Monday
from Montgomery, Ala. where she has been
on visit to her sister Mrs. ]. T. Richerson.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. D. Brown have gone TO Fort
Mill to attend the funeral services Of Mr..
Sprott.
Mrs. j. Hayne MoDill ts in Augusta spend
ing while with Mrs. Andrew Lyon. Mrs.
MoDill is receiving many social attentions
during her stay in that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Haskell Of Columbia,
have been the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. l.. G.
Haskell for the past ten days.
Mrs. Clyde Moore has returned TO her home
last week as the guest OF Mrs. s. c. Seal.
Miss Helen Smith spent the week end here
with her home people;
DR.. ]. B. Burke, OF Petersburg, Va, Chief
Surgeon OF the Sesboard Air Line was In the
oitv for few hours on Monday.
Mr.. Ed Acker spent few days last week
with his home people at Williamston.
Miss Mamie Majors, Of Greenwood, was the
guest Of Mrs G. G. Gambrell for a day or two
last week.
Mrs. l.. W. White returned Monday from
a several days visit to Miss Meta Lythgoe In
Atlanta.
Mrs. A. q. Sim mons went to Elberton Mon.
day for week g stay with her mother, Mrs.
James Brewer.
Mrs. Luther Nickles and her children are
at home again after spending q while In Due
West with Captain and Mrs. q. N. Nickles.