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Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1913-10-02

Rev. Grinyer, of the Methodist
church., conducted services at the
Buck Creek church near Atlantic
Sunday. There will be services in
the M. 81. church here only every
other Sunday on account of his APP
pointments at the Buck Creek
church.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1913-10-02

P. M. Christensen is preparing to
build big barn, corn crib and hog
house on the farm he recently pur-
chased of Frank Sisler near Anita.
He will also fence the farm, using
iron posts and tile the southwest
portion of the land.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1913-10-02

Miss Eva Leiper, who has bee
assisting with the work at the
Park Hotel for sometime, resigned
her position and departed for h.er
home in Anita last Thursday. Miss
Evelyn Hamlin is taking her place
at this writing.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1913-10-02

Mrs. Charles o. Hunt departed
Saturday morning for Omaha where
she will visit her friend, Mrs. Ollie
Bandow and husband. She will al
SO attend the Ak-sar-Ben while in
that city.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1913-10-02

Mrs. varney and little son, Don
aid and mother, Mrs. VIM. Fulton,
returned home last Saturday from
Ocheyden. Iowa. They have been
away for two weeks visitdng Mrs.
Fulton's sister, Mrs. Lass.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1913-10-02

Mrs. Anna McAninch returned to
her home in this city last Friday
afternoon from Massachusetts. She
has been away for several months
and reports a splendid visit with
relatives and old friends.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1913-10-02
For Sale or Trade !!

One Oh. p. I. H. G. Portable gas
,oline engine; and 4-hole, Sandwich
shelter in good shape.
ole Adv. MILLER & NIELSEN,
Brayton, Ia.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1913-10-02

Mr.. and Mrs. o. A. Andersen and
children visited from Wednesday
until Friday of last week with her
parents, George Paige and wife in
this city. They were on their way
from Halbur to Grant, Iowa, where
Mr.. Andersen will be employed as
station agent.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1913-10-02

We are informed that Mr.. and
Mrs. William Bowman are intend
ing to spend the the winter in Au-
dubon with their daughter, Mrs.
Charles Wilde
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1913-10-02

John Hunter, formerly of Extra
but now a resident of Guthrie Gem
ter, was on our streets the latter
part of last week, renewing old ac-
quaintances.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1913-10-02

Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Cotton We're
entertained at the Albert Croy
home, northwest. of town, Sunday.
They report a splendid time. +.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1913-10-02

Mrs. Bert Swain returned HON,
Wednesday of last week from Mar
engo, Iowa, where she visited Will
her husband who is employed there
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1913-10-02

Miss Lima Brinkerhoff return
ed home Sunday from Audubon
where she had been visiting during
the week with friends and also at
tending the Fair.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1913-10-02

Rev. Hollimgshead returned home
Tuesday from Cromwell and Abba,
where he attended some Ministerial
meetings. He has been away for
several days.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1913-10-02

Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. o. Smith enter
tained her sister, Mrs. j. w. Shear
er and husband, of Abilene, Kansas,
few days last week.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1913-10-02

Hugh Smith departed Sunday for
an out of-town visit.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1913-10-02

Mrs. Roe Higgins, who has been
visiting her parents, Hi Heath and
wife, left last week for her home
in Staples, Minnesota. il
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1913-10-02

Mrs. Charley Foss, of Audubon
township, is reported to be in a
very precarious condition at this
writing. A trained nurse is in at
tendance.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1913-10-02

Mr.. and Mrs. William Kommes
have christened their baby boy, Har
old Kommes.
Miss Helen Navratil is house
keeper for Father John Meyer of
tie Catholic church.
Miss Astrid Hartsman, of Audu-
bon, visited over Sunday with
friends in this city.
Clarence> Masching, wife and son,
Oruin, were business visitors i'm At
lantdc last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Foss, of
east of town, are the proud parents
of a baby girl, which was born to
them Friday, September 26th.
]. W. Alsup and family are ex-
pecting his mother to arrive here
from Olathe, Kansas in the near
future for an extended visit.
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Der nene Gut.

So5ann 0ottfrieb Ghooop, ber
beriibmte 8erIin.r 9iIbbau.r unb
9ir.itor Der Qtabemie Der aiinItc
Q764 Bis 1850, mar in Isin'r Gus
B.ren Grid.inung bon gr0Bter
S4li4tbeit unb entfdtoB ii9 itsts
nur mad %ldngerem Gdponten 3u
R.uoni4afFunssn unb Gredn3ungen
ieinsr @arbsrobe. SIN &reiic ieinet
5reunbe mar bic S6pnung, nit Der
Sdaoop feline RIeibungsitide be-
hanoslts, oagemsin betannt. @iel
bsla4t purbe bic abfonberIide 9rt
unb Beiie, nit rer Der RinItlsr eis
men nageIneuen 6ut Dor Dem Ginvsqs
men unb fomit TOR bro6enoer Der
nidtung gu bepabren puBte. Stpas
BON gsh0rte i'm Qnfong Der breibiger
Sabre Der Iitsrarifden Mittpo6sq.s
isli6oft an, Die cine grobs Qn3abl
9eiitig bodb.beutsnter Mdnner 3us
fammenfibrts. Giner Der ang.ieb.na
item Stamm9Gite mar Der bamolige
Miniiter beg Snnern Griebrid Greis
berr bon Sdudmann, Der oIs elm
GROCER 3.der Dor benz !Serrn golf
unb itets nIs Isbter bi. 3~af.Irunb.
bsrlieB. Ddbrenb jebod bic anb.ren
Seilnebm.r - bpr alien Der i6lihte
Qtobemiebireitor - gu SUB lire
8obnuns.n oufiu6ten, Iieb Iid Der
.5err Miniitsr itsts i'm berbedten
8agen abbol.n, Der ibn bonn mad
feinem pnInis brndte. gin,s q6enos,
als .s unmdbig rsgnste unb ole
Mittpodssdft. fid i9On .ntfernt
batten, fubr Der @ogtn b.s Wininers
etpos fpdter Dor aIs gefp0bnIid.
Jrsiberr bon Sdudmann, Der ipieber
als Isbtsr Goft bns aotoI berIieB,
fu6te nod isinem alien Sui, ben sr
ieinen absnbIiden ip,infrOtsH
5ahrten 81 trassH pflsste. fat0 aber
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1911 Suwars ct.

nur cine oonftdnbig r,us aopfbsbstz
tung, bic ibm fremb i6ien. Dn er
ntdt bIoBen 9auptes mad 5aufs fab
rem poate, nabm er f9lieBIid BEN
fremben SUIT unb bsrlieb bic Weins
tube. Sebr iiberraidt mar er, oIs
ON nd4iten Morgsn Der 9eoient.
Saabops erf9ien, BEN Minifter ben
permibteu alien 9nt iiberbrahts unh.
bofiir ben am Qbenb mitgenommenerI
neutn etnforberfe. 9as MGtfeI fonbI
bolb feline 20lung. Der finbiae MfosI
b,misbirettor bate obIidtIi6 feinenl
ntuongefdoffenen 5ut, nm ihn au|
fdontn, nit benz oltsn bes Miniffera
bertauf6t. @dbrenb 70 beTen pers
nittsrie, dIier 5il3, Dem fsin R.aen
ni6t msbr borbonbene Gd5nkit
tonnte. ouf benz aopf bss
9ilb9auers gebOrig .burdDeiGht1 aes
S9doptps Gonniagsbut I'M
Niniterpaaen trpden unb unbefhGs
oigt mad 9nufs.
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eannsn ssrinnes.
esuit, bic has arsbe ess aripOnmsu
babeH.


Gs IN cine iibsrrafdenb,, ob,r
bnrh bic GiotiRit f,hstRsttie 9ats
lode, bnb fortuna nift ipabIlos ibr,
@ab,n btriir.ut, unb boB insbdons
o.rt oas grob, Cos faE f,ts fein,n
Wts Su ben 8tbiirftisen e,funbtn
bat. Go mar "a oud Dor furg.m Der
Jon In Sponi,n unb 70 III Is isbt
In Stali.H. Rad elmer b~orli.asnbsn
fran5Offdtn Gtatiitit tuar.n bic
6auptgtptnntr in 1ranfrtid In ttn
Isbt,n Snbr,n SirabenbGnbl.r, Bal
ter. 9arbi,rt. SditntnIts.r, Suf,
fhmi.be. gsroIeut, uftp.
Der Gsipinn b,s groben Qof,B
biret fir j,bsn cine l.b.rroTduna,
Der Iid i'm erit,n aus,nbIid nur bi.
iutnisItsn stpodftn Seieen. 9a
tommt Is su ben fsltInm1.n S3.nsn,
10, IS ssihi,bt iosar, bob ben Slid,
liden Dor Gr.uoe Der S6Iag riibri.
Gin 8.ipinn,r bts fran5GFf6.n
Sauptsepinn.s, Der Grif.ur gontti,
bat bsrfudk. fpdt.r feline Ginbriide
gu onaIpi.rd. Gr .rsGbIt, bob CT
5undtft oub,rorbentli6 p,rfpirrt nor,
unb bnB aII.rIsi ipiberIpr,6enb. G.s
fibI. in ibm nm ben 9orrono
'dmpft,n, 9sforsnis, G6rtden, lin.
rubt unO Srsub,. .aQss in otI.m
mar IS nidt febr ons,n.bm, o6.r fir
oos ndtit. Mnl, boff. i'd, bin i'd
a%bg.bdrt.t." 0as mar I.in Gnburs
tell.
Gar3 bas @tssnteil b,3.uot Elm
anbtrer GliidIittr, Elm tl.in.r gns
a.ittGter in MarIeiqt, BEN Elm. bal
B. Wiaion sus,faIIen fpar. Mit Der
grobttn 9tIoT,nb,it fiiet. er Fi6, pi.
er ingts, in bas unb.rmeioIite
Sdidial, unb gu I,in.n 5r.uno,n,
bic nunmebr ipit piI3. aus Der Grbt
i6of.r, m,int. ,r gIeitmitio: IS
mubt. fommtn. SIM Qott.ri.Ipi,lI
bob. i'd INNER gbanc.n eebabt."
S6m niht unGhrIid on 0ltidmm
fpar Elm tl.iner fran3Dii1der Stats,
bsomtsr. als ibm feline aoae9.u,
nodb.m ibm Der !6ouptgepinn 3ug,s
fon.n mar, ben Rat .rteiIten, Itin
geamtenbabit an ben Ra9,I 3u bGns
gen, uno fih bon ben NnItrtnounq.n
gu erbolen, bo msintt ,r nit ia0uer
Sfftnbeit: .Q6 8pttl Sisr auf BEN
Unite arbeit.t nan ia bod 10 tp.nig.
bItib id idon Iie6tr ba." 3pei
gersarb.iter in ellie lieBen lire aas
m.robidoft an ibr.m Slide t.ilnebs
men. Gs CAB ,insn rseeIr,dt,n Set.
aug, Die 3eiln.bm,r - $50 an Der
3abl - 5ossn unt.r Ji6rnng Der
8lidli6.n in oeI6lofen.m
Qufmorf9 unt.r ben aldnqsn elmer
R%ufittnpe[e burh BIZ. Stabt. Damn
in ben sr6Btsn S.fIool bin.
lin unb bort CAB Is Elm 9onf.tt, out
BEN ben 9~.iln.bmtrn Semitic eebps
ten purben, bic, tpie Der elm. Gepins
n.r ia9te, Fl. bisber nur BEN Ct
rude nnh tonnt.n".
S.Iten bat ,s fpobl fold Elm Iuftis
Itr.s 4rbsitsbaus segeben, tpie bas gu
5oorn in portugal, naaDem bic
1oui,no SniaF.n bas 9roBs Cos
y,tponnen battsn. Gs braudt pobl
ltdt Defenders b.rborgeboben gu rptrs !
zen. baB ale peniiOndr. baIo ouss
jog,n, benn frog Der grob.n 3o6t
ouf i.O.n nod INNER $500
zig $3.50. @Is einsm !6errn
9a5el i'm Sabre 1905 Der !Souptes.
pinn Der fran3oitfden Qotteri. in
zen Sdob fisI. oa Iou ,r g.dubsrt
'ab.n: oGott lei 8ant, baB id bas {
SEPT fperb. i'd f~psnigF,rs !
nsin. S0dtsr Ios!" s5 mar fsin !
.bnIidit.r Nunid, unb - er gtng |
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berum. nit frabsnbsr eiimms Gin
trodtifdes @oItsfiso fnpsno.
9ie mar Fs I,Iie,r atp,Itu ala
b.uit. 9atit Der gdrinss. litbts
@oipobars oph ioebtn erlldrt: Run
iode uno brais, mes 9u maaf, aain,
ih bItibs Dorldnfis oab,im uno pil
mid %ausrub,n!'
(GnOt)
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DEN ptreinttn 9emi IL

DEN ptrtinttn 8emi IL
bungen Der Oeutfhsn mo hollands
fden ariminalpoIi5si gelarg es, auf
3ede Matbias Stinnes IN gdrnap,
Rbeinprubin3, in Der qerIon bss bort
befdGftigten p~labarbtittrs 5pmcnn
sinsn felt langsm BON Der bplIdnois
f9en geb0roe geiudten idpersn Wer<
BREEDER gu uer6aftsn, Der fur5 mad
Weibnabten in Geenetamp In OBJ
lamb ,inen RaubmDrb an elmer mits
ne berii6t uno bus Mnpeien BET
Grmorosten in Brand gefsbt bate.
SDmunn, Der unter Dem Norler
Moper in Der Mrbeiterliits Ttano, iIt
bereits ipegen fdperer DeIiftt NIT
10 Sobrsn 3udtbous D~Orbsifroft.
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Quf Der SetunbGrbabn.

DtI StI u II q Q q q n.
.Sa gum 9onntrnettsr, SGaffner,
tpurum bdIt benin Der 3us auf oieisr
Station nitt2"
.Su Tdoun's Der 2otcmotipfibrer
III Dem 9obnbofspirt felt pieraebn
9as.n INNER nod Die 3ed' fduIbis.1
DrufftbItr. - Sic rebste
iih bel Der GarSinsnprsbist bernla-
ben auber atsm, bob fe plObli6 sts
riidiant unD ibrs Sst st aaasfaudis.
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Cine Stubentin Ser ifdnt,

gine Stubtntin Der ifdnts
liden SaubitummsnidnIe in sSdris
bault, Miun., Martba adOtie nit
Ramsn. bat tiir3li9 erfabrsn, oab ibre
S6peiter in 8rainsro lsbt uno boz
3nei ibrer griiOsr in 2annoa an
idiiig fino. Die Sdip.ifer, DIE erft
ieBt erfahren bat, 100 ie iid befinsss
bet, bat Ie eingeldoens gu ibr 81 !
tommsn. SRI. Raoiie mar nad3csm
lire Mutter Bel ibrsr Geburt gfllprs
reu NOR. in GtaafsanfaIitn 5ir ~
,iebuna qefommeH Hn0 M utrs
pan6ten baiten fe aus oH
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Gilds SempeI mar fpisnsr in iei>
nen bier @dnoen. Murr f6nurrte
neben i6m am Oiuon, i'm 3immer
nebenan spitf4erten Die iungen 80s
sel in Sen 8oliersn, Die 6ornooie
itanb auf benz 9ifh Dor ibm, uno
0raubsn in Der Slide rulnprt, Rata
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9477.
Siibifes QleiS fir has her~aumadienSt
MshAso

Sir Sicfes MoOel ipurbe brduntr
8afietn gebrnidt. nit griinem @eiat.
yin Spieenioh un0 Spiben inter ben
gcrmeln hebeu ben ginSriid Qans be-
beutenO. Wenu bns alei6 NIT 6ohem
Gals nno Iausen aermeIn eema6t tpirS,
luiiroe blaiier Serae, nit ODER ohne
giben, iebr empfehIensfpert fei. Tas
9lulter lit in 4 Wr1ben geifnitten: s,
10. 10 uub IA Sabre. So 6cnotiat ~
0aros 2~73oniaen Stoff fir Ben Suder
1lno AZ garos fir 6ns aTeio fir bic
12id6riae @robe.
Rrei5 6es RIifcrs 10 Gents.
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9dl0. Yam uoergnb or tbm on
bsim alien 2aDonOaI s,fun0,nen pa.
piere.
.Si.r Iin6 81. getp.iie O,F.n, ma.
i9 5bn.n miinbIia Oarl.ste: 3p.
griefs Sbr.r perftorbensn Gsmablin
bic au5,i6uungen 6rou Gisl,rs
uno Die gtitdtigung Der ,initiaer
aamm.rfrdu Qnnu guroOIf. gs pirf
oamit nidt Oi. serinsItt G9pisrig.
felt MAIDEN, Sbrsm Sobne aud &c.
ieBlid ben ibm s.bibrenOen qIas 81
Dsridaffsn."
Maior b. grontup fidpft, .geIa.
BEN, ME INNER in Der Iebten 3eit, i'm
Simmer ouf uno ni.oer, tpGbrtno
feline Gemablin ftiG fueiusno in einem
Wintel FAB.
Quf Dem Sif6. lag sin Brief NE
Iittas. Den Der Maior ioeben in tis
mem Sad BEG WdIaeidruutss aufges
It0bert bate.
Sd bate es nj. fir m6glid ss=
balten", fdgte er grol.no, init ibr
unt.r elmer Sed. gu it,dsn - beims
lid 9risfs gu tpsdItIn = pdbrsno
i'd bod uusOriietib Ie6tn 9ertebr
nit Der piO.rTpsriiaeH 2Odt,r unters
iagt.!!"
raber fe 1T bod m.in aino.
cine SHUTTER. ]" f6luf3te Die Ma
iorin, lam cod ni6t.
Oh biit Dor alien: mein:
5raul als ioI6e BAIT 9u gu s.bors
nen!4
,8enn fs nod ,tDns edI.at,s
gstun bate! ab.r fs litbt ia nur!
Sreue lit. -"
r9ief.n aaubm6ro.r! G4dnOIi4
iH esi"
sd CLAUDE ia dbtr gar ni6t, oub
.r Elm 3aubm0roer ift!4
Der Mdior fart. feline Grau fui=
fungslos on.
rSu slaabf = e - rt9t?"
rNein!"
rDO i9 Dir fagte = i'd bets
ftshit 0u? Dr.
DSal 4ber eldubcn fam man niht
befebl.n! au6 On tdnnt Did .ins
nal irren. gisler 1T arm, ob.r .r
mar INNER Elm gutter, braO.r Wleni9
uno .r bate Mslitta 70 Iieb!
Sic tpiir6e nit ihm bel glidli4er
als nit -"
Jrau b. 8runtcfp belt erf6rodsn
inne. sic begriff pI0Bli9 gar ni4t.
pnber ft Ole 4iibnbsit genommsn
bate, Den itrensen Gebittsr gu Opz
poniersn. Sang dnsitIi4 Outte is
f!9.
SEPT muBte gl.i4 Elm furdtbur.r
Sturm losbrehen.
Qb.r es bIt.b fiq. Sc. Mdior
~fturrts feline 5rau nur immer3u
itumm an, ats babe fi6 inn in ibr
plobIi6 oas d9t. DsItpun6er entz
bGat.
9rauBen flingelt. Is. 8stuIa.l
entitono i'm 9or3immer. Damn trat
Die Mogb Gin un0 ubsrbra6te Dem
cine aort..
sSilds 6empel, qriodt0eteftio."
SIN erften Mpmsut idgte Der Mas
ipr; eaenn. i'd ni9t!" SIN 3nsiten
erinnerts er ii6: aha - Der MtnI4,
bel Dem 6i. 90rin odmols ned Gtss
lers @erbaftung mar.
nQ6petI.n! Sin nidt gu 5duIe!"
er 3ornig.
aber ebe Die Mog6 Den g.f.bl nod
aasfibren fonntt, 0ffnste ii9 Die Sir
uao elias 9empeI trdt nit e.miits
Baden Elm.
So ge6t Oa5 nidt, Iisber !Serr
Waior! @enn man ii6 perIeugnsn
min, ourf man niGt 10 f9rei.n.
-
.Menfd. mas unterfeDen fe fi92"
rllebrisens tOnms i'd als abees
Sbrer 9O6t,r," fubr 9empet
tubis fort, punb fpsnn Iii. mid
lidt an5orsn rpoaer, ptr6. id meme
Rsuigteiten Sbrer Gruu @.ma6lin
iLIein fogea!'
.nnperfddmtl Sd brau6e tsine
2tuigfeiten.
,gndoige 5rau", fpanbt. Gilas fib
IN Jrau b. grantOp, i'd ion So
ZEN por alien innige Gribe BON
sbrer 9phter b%riugen. Damn Die
Pahriht, oaB sic f4 ssftern offis
led perlDbte 49," +
syrau b. Brandon mar aufaeipruns
en-. h
hit ssIir gislsr2" REF fs otsm= f,
os. ST er frsia Sf feline llni6ulo !
sfpiefsn91 \
.Su! Mlan bat Den iud6ren satsr
rmifi<lt. uno r issis elm gefdnonis | |
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9rben uon Senkenbera
ariminuIrOmau bon Grid GbsnRsin.

Ifdon9" Id9,ltt Sempel. nSOff,utIit
babn Si. nidts odses,n, gltlh aud
cine S6nisssrtoatsr ms 9aus gu
beiommen2"
lltb.r Sentenb.res eben nod ti.f.
,rHR,s antIiB fIog Elm tpurmtr, fro'
Der Gd,in.
.0is fpate i62 Si, bat Jpn &c.
Ii.bt, a, Ct arm mar uno tisf unt,r
ibr iiano. SoIde 2itbs 1T Die gas
rs pabr:n Slides. Sd fam Wl.s
Iitta nur bitten, mid alien Mann
elm ipenis oaruu fsilRebm.n gu Iai
ZEN - 0ds bab. i'd iOebsn getan.
Denn i'd oen GIaubsn an pabr.,
.ieIbitIpie 5rdu,nIiebs aud perIor,n
bate, 70 bin i9 oo9 s.rstt ssnug
esbIi.b.n, beute .in5ugeit.bsn: Mss
Iittd uuO 9iIa baben i'm mir iDieo,r.
g~.ssben!"
S,mpel briidt. i'm Itumm bit
Sano. Damn iib,rgab CT ibm Sie
betm alien Sdpdrool e~tfuno.nen pls
piere.
.Si.r iinO oi. gepsii. O,F.n, mas
ia Sbnen miinbIt9 oarleste: 3p.i
Sbrer perftorbenen Gemablin,
bic aub,idnungen Gruu GisI,rs
uno Die geitdtisung Der ,initieen
aammsrfrau Qnnu garoOIf. gs miro
nidt Die serinsite G6pisrigs
felt MAIDEN, Sbrsm Sobne ou9 &c,
Den ibm s.biibrenOen pIas gu
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at the same time. A woman sent to
the same company for dress-hooks
and the application was referred to
Curtis. He found that the wOman's
daughter is an employ IF his own
store.
These happenings DIV eonelu-
sively tha1 people sol mes do not
find out whether the b get what
they want at home be sending to
some mail-order house for them, !.
says Curtis. Il am in favor of home
buying Of course, and In favor Of this
home-buying campaign because 1t
win in the. end open the eyes Of the
customers to the. .fact that In the
great majority Of cases they can buy
just as cheaply here as on the main
land. The StarsBulletin published q
letter the other day IN which the
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MAYOR WOULD HAVE -.
BISHOP STREET PAVED
{. I'M TIME FOR BALL

With the interest OF his ball for New
Years eve at heart, wishing it to be
perfect In every way, Mayor J. J. Fern
will undertake to have Bishop street,
between King and Hotel streets, -
where the ball will take place, paved
at once. He announced yesterday af-
ternoon that the supervisors stand
ready to bear half the expense for this
Improvement work, only asking that
the property-owners on the. street
care for the other half. - s.
This is the first step the mayor has
taken in the interest of his New Year
ball up to the present time. He real
ICES that with the street nicely paved,
and with the lights along it glimmer-
ing and glowing in the approved way,
that his second annual ball will go
down. in the history of the city as a
success having no equal.
The merchants are strongly in favor
of the dance, and probably by the
same sign they are strongly in favor
of having Bishop street paved.
"The supervisors are willing to pay
half the cost Of this work. said His
Honor yesterday afternoon. ct only
remains for the property-owners to
pay the other half. The supervisors
are willing to treat them as they lid
the merchants on Fort street be-
tween King and Queen. The work
should be started at once, that it may
be completed by the time of my ball"
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with the opening Of bids. the intro
.duction of the new unclaimed property
ordinance, and the disposal of q large
amount Of routine business. the su.
peryisors held busy meeting last
night. They will meet again Friday
evening and viii 60 into caucus on the
new budget ~
The following is the summary Of the
meeting:
Communication from F. Schnack Of
Kalihi Improvement Club, calling at.
Itention to lack of street signs west OF
Nuuanu street. Roads committee.
Communication from Chang Chan,
calling attention to condition OF Kau,
luwela lane. Roads committee.
Communication from City and Coun.
ty, Attorney Cathcart, stating that be
cause of large number Of criminal
cases, and his illness, 1t was found
necessary to accept the services OF At
torney Charles Cillingworth; and ask.
ing that $3.50 be appropriated to com.
pensate him for services. Ways and
m cans committee s
Communication from city and coun-
ty engineer asking that additional APP
preparation of $500 be made for fund
of engineering and surveying work,
material and supplies. Ways and
means committee. So - =. i e.;
Petition from residents in Puiwa
road, asking that road be macada-
mized Roads committee. a
Communication from Oahu Sugar
Company calling attention to iron
wood trees on road and damage they
are doing to growth Of cane. Roads
committee.
Third reading of Bishop street ex-
tension resolution. Passed.
, Supervisor Markham introduced an
ordinance providing for disposition, OF
lost property in possession of police
Passed first reading.
+ Supervisor Petrie reported that
roads committee had inspected Kau-
konahua bridge near Wahiawa dam
and found that structure could be
erected without closing traffic by
building temporary bridge over pro-
posed new one. Petrie also reported
that lowest bidder for work has
agreed to allow this temporary struc-
ture to be erected If paid an additional
$50. After argument 1t was decided
to reject the bids and call for new
bids. This action was deemed neees-
sary because of error in the call for
tenders, by which the contractor was
given the right to close traffic across
bridges during the period of its con.
struction, which provision was found
to conflict with rights given under
another contract
Bids for asphalt pavement at Wa
feet. Referred to roads
committee. The following are bid
ders: ]. G.. Costa and Fernandez,
$69S4; Lord Young Engineering Com
pany 1899.
Bids for Waikane wharf approach.
Referred to roads committee. The
following are bidders: John w. Fer
$325S; John H. Wilson, $3175;
& Company, $3S43.90.
Bids for 4170 square feet of side.
walk on Pauahi street, between Fort
and river. awarded to lowest bidder.
The following are the bidders: Lord.