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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-05-04
s.AaSENGERN.


F.,r AisuudoIu, llama and Kahului, Maui. per
steamer I,ikeuKc, May 81: Miss Lizzie Mundon'
col W + Allen. DR. + Aiming, NJ LOuiSsOn, Oscar
lima James SIuudOn, Miss F MUHdom, Mrs 3
Cbartprton Il NJ Mailing X q Packard, wife and
SIM sister Beued.cti, Mrs G q Bull, Miss y n
IIanapi, aud about 30 deck passengers.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-05-04
ALDEN FRUIT & TARO co.
w AILU K u, M A VI
TARO FLOUR!
TARO FLOUR I!

Gam GakeT herO PaIal Ham
Compa few
A
economy
Ihas beer
rBreaLn is and
h
nwith
place o
perforated the bottom the
in
the
t. become dor sour
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-05-04

At the Tavernier sale a well-known
art patron purchased Tavernier's "Sioux
Camp" which is only blocked in. Tav-
ernier was offered last year $4,000 to
finish the picture, but for some unac
countable reason refused. The present
owner, however, has shipped it to Homo
lulu, with most liberal offer to Taver-
nier to finish it's. f. Evening Post.
The steamer Likelike was delayed till
after O'Clock last evening, taking on
board the two rollers for the Spreckelsville
Sugar Plantation, Maui, which were
brought here some time ago, for repairs, to
the Honolulu Iron Works.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-05-04
Big-Hearted, Though Untruthrul.
Bloomington Through Mail.

Give me the jolly, rollicking liar, to whom
the habit comes so natural that be almost
believes he is telling the truth His words
fall upon the saddle-hap5 on the side OF our
heads with that soft, gentle effect we expert
ence when we disappear headforemo,t into q
barrel of soft soap. He does not distort
truth particularly for the purpose OF deceiv-
inE his hearers He has heart a big as a
Connecticut ham, and is sincerely incurred
when lie departs for Liars Rest.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-05-04

Mr.. Rushin has discovered that Athene,
the goddess of wisdom, wore bangs
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-12-04
WHY IA IT

That rheumatism and neuralgia are 70
prevalent? This question has not been
satisfactorily answered, but it is certain
that these diseases are not only the most
painful but among the most common, and
some member of nearly every family in the
land is the victim of one Of these dread
tormentors. Ladies seem to be peculiarly
liable to neuralgia attacks, which, in the
form of neuralgia headache, pain in tho
back, or nervous pains are Of constant oc.
currence. Not until the discov cry of Athlo.
phoros had any remedy been found for
either rheumatism, neuralgia or nervous
headache, and they were generally con.
coded to be incurable, but Athlophoros
has been proved to be not only certain
cure for these diseases, in all their varied
forms, but n safe remedy. II, in the use
of Athlophoros, the bowels are kept freely
open, its success is certain, and to aid this,
Athlophoros Pills are recommended,
which, while providing the necessary
cathartic will be found to be valuable
aid to the action of the medicine. Athlo.
phoros is no experiment, it has been tested
and has proved its wonde rful efficacy.
The Athlophoros Pills were originally
prepared as remedy for use in connection
Win htnlOpuoIOS, IOr TneuudtlSm anu
neuralgia and kindred complaints. Used
in connection with that remedy, they are
a certain cure for either of these very com.
mon and distressing dis cases. They have
also been found to be an invaluable remedy
for any and all diseases arising from vitiated
blood or general debility. They are es-
pecially valuable for nervous debility, blood
poisoning, dyspepsia, distress after eating,
headache, constipation, loss of appetite,
and all stomach or liver troubles. For
diseases of women they are invaluable.
These pills are perfectly harmless and may
be safely used by adults or children.
Testimonials of those who have been
cured will be sent free on application.
Every druggist should keep Athlophoros
and Athlophoros Pills, but where they can.
not be bought Of the druggist, the Athlo-
phoros Co., ll2 Wall ST., New York. will
send either carriage paid on receipt of
regular price, which is $l.00 per bottle
for Athlophoros and soc. for Pills.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-12-04

We have just inaugurated the grand
est sale of Dry Goods ever knowni in the
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-12-04
PUBLIC: SALE.

On Wednesday. Dec. 8, 1886. at Bluifdale Farm
near Ottawa. ILL.,, will offer the TO lowing Pure
Bred stock: - head of Shorthorn Cattle, includ-
ing II extra good Cows and Heifers. and II fine
young Bulls, from months 10 years old, among
which are sweepstakes and first prize winners at
one of the leading ia RS IN illinois; so Cotswold
Sheep, both sexes, descendants from the most
noted hocks in England. and including the
sweepstakes pen at Minnesota State Fair in 1886;
% Shropshire Down Ewes and Rams all good
ones. | think may candidly say that my flock
has won more prizes at leading shows during the
past eight years than any other in America.
The Clydesdale Stallions-Duke of Ottawa,
2,ll9 3 years old, and weighing more than ton.
conceded by many to be the largest and best colt
in our state. Lofty the 4th, 1850. 5 years old,
whose colts have always been prize winners
wherever shown. Stirling Boy Syears old, win
1885. Also two high grade yearlings: rare op;;
portunity is thus offered those desiring some OF
the best stock in the county at their own price.
| will also offer, should it be desired, my Fine
Stock Farm consisting Of 800 acres, beautifully
sttuateh on a fine road. near to market under
high state of cultivation being well drained and
watered by an inexhaustlble Arteslan Well
Easy terms which will be made known on day
of sale, For further part! cnlars address
ABNER SIRAWN,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-12-04
PART III.
- -R. RYDER was rs


good as his word.
A day or two later
he entered Mrs.
Rishtbody's parlor
at the Chrysopoll'
Motel, in Stockton
with she Informal
ton that he had
seen the mysterious
sendes OF the dis
patch, and that they
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-12-04

file felt she must not alarm the men heed.
lcssly.
"Wil you inform me to what extent Mr..
Rightbody, my late husband, was interested
in her"
This timo 1t seemed an aSe to Mrs. Right
emn consultation in the corner. She could
both hcsr and feel that their discussion was
more ami mated than their previous confer
ences She was little mortified, however,
when they sat down, to hear Seventy-four
say slowly;
1--WE wish TO say that we don't allow to say
hoW much"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-12-04
PART w.
- + Mrs. Rightbody's

y mIs. RlSutoouy .
friends had heen
astounded by her
singular and unex-
pected pilgrimage
to California so
soon after her hus-
bands deease, they
were still more es-
founded by the In
formation, a year
later, that she vas
engaged to be mar
ried to q Mr.. Ryder,
- -.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-12-04

of whom only the srant history was known,
that he was a Californian, and former CORE
.nonden. OF her husband. It was undeniabls
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-12-04

ats nothing, Joe. nothing Don't read it.'
But Joe had, after slight, half-playful
struggle, taken the letter from the girl. Then
he read aloud the words written by his father
thirty years ago:
II thank you, dear friend, for all you say
about my wife and boy. l thank you for re-
minding me of our boyish compact He will
be ready to fulfill it, l know, if he loves those
his father loves, even if you should marry
years later am glad for your sake, for
both our sakes, that it is a boy. Heaven
send you good wife, dear Adams, and a
daughter, to make my son equally happy"
Joe Silsbie looked down, took the half
laughing, half-tearful face in his hands, kissed
her forehead, and, with tears in his grave
eyes, sand, "Amen!'
am inclined to think that this sentiment
was echoed heartily by Mrs Rightbody's
former acquaintance, when, year later,
Miss Alice was united to a professional gen.
tleman of honor and renown, yet who was
known to be the son of cow cted horse
thief a few remembered the pre- Sious Cali
fornian story, and found corroboration there
for: but majority believed it just reward
TO Miss Alice for her conduct to Mr.. Marvin,
and, as Miss Alice cheerfully accepted it in
that light, do not see why may not end
my story with happiness to all concerned.
THE END.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-02-02
Ser ct. SsapbaeIs=0crein

Mebr unb msbr bri9t bic quite Sadie 6ur9.
Gersin nod gerein in New Oorf unb llmses
senb erfldren ii3 gu @uniten oes SetretdrS
unb observation-disclosures bes ct. GapbaeIss
Sereins, &ep. 8eulanb. Wir f6nnen mas
tiirli3 ni@t aue bieie gei9liife abbrufen,
aber bod wollen mir bier bic BeI9IiIe
mittbsilsn, wel9s bic Wdnnsr unb Sung
hinge Der ct. Waria WasbaIenas @emeinbe
an on Is. StraBe, New Yort, am II.
Sanuar fabten, ba iie Seisen, baB bas
Snterefe iest aud in peitere Rreiie brinst
unb man anfdnst, tlar in bic Sa9e einSus
ieben:
/. ,gSir MGnner unb Sunslinse Der ct.
Waria Wa9balenasg emein6e in 9iep g)orf limb
als &atbolifen pon benz brin9enben Yeoiirfniiie
iiberseu9t, einen beutldsn tatboliiden Brie.
I r ipecieQ nit Der aui9abe betraut gu leben,
ii3 Der Seuti9sn, tatbolii9en @ins
panberer am 9anoungsplaSe babier ausus
nebmsn unb iir bas lsibli6s uno seitiss @obl
~berielben ~ ior9en.
bieler ldmierisen aber perbienitpollen anf9abe
pom ct. 9tapbaelSs gerein betraut wurbe, unb
Der bereit 1T, ii9 ~berielbeu nit alien Rrditen ;u
piomen, lpreteu mir unlere Spmpotbie uno
poles gertrauen aus, unb perbsn benielben oils
einji9en Gertrauensmann iIr bic tatboliiden
beuti6en Ginwanoerer oabier betraateH.
8. .Nir era9ten IS ierner als uniere gili6t,
9e9en ale iene Neitrebuu9eu auiS 6nli9ieoenlte
SI proteitiren, bic oaraui binjielen, bic g9irts
lamteit beS erpdbnten Bertrauens names,
bodp. Sru. Gieulauo, ju binbern ODER si lab
men. Sene geltrebWr9sn mO9en aus9sgen, pon
mem lie INNER mollen, mir perurtbeilet lie uno
beoauern ben antif0tboliiden ODER idlbltiii6s
tigen geiit, Der li6 onr9 lie tunb 9ibt.
4. ,g8ir ipre9en bic tSoiinuns aus, bab
iammtlide tatboliide beati6e WGnnsr un6
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-02-02

Der Seier bes Subtldums beS &aiier WtI>
belm Elm wiberwdrtiser Stanbal porses
fallen unb swar ieitens bes Gmtsri9ters
&reti5mer.
Ser ,@a3eta Gorunsfa" wirb bariitr
Solsenbes aus QSbau beridtet: Scr
tatbolii9e Yfarrer Sebel aus Bratnica
(Yronitau) Bel 9Sbau nabm an benz ses
meini9aftli6en Diner Sbeil, bas gee
lesentli9 bieiss Subildums i'm @olbianbt'z
i6en Saale itattfanS. S9Sn unb bsrrs
lid p~srlisf bieie 5eter, aber Der Nbi9IuB
bes Cages mar berielben feinespess
wiirbis. Der 9erlauf Der Sate mar fols
aenbsr: Yfarrer Sebel fam NIT isinem
@laie gum bisfiseu 9lmtsridtsr &rstidmer
uno iaste gu ibm: rSie seitatten, baB i9
NIT sSbnen auf bas @obl Or. Maieitat
anifose." Sarauf entsesnete &reti9mer:
Wtit Sbnsn tam i'd nidt anitoBen, neil
Sie &atbolit iinb, unb bic &atboliten
weber &aiier nod &Snis babsn." MIs
Yfarrer 5ebel nit &sdt bieriiber e~ntriifet
mar. ftanb &reti9ner auf unb CAB linn
cine Obrfeise. Ser auf bieie Weiie be-
idimpfte @eiifli9e erwieberte, ct sebenfe
ii9 nidt nit ibm 81 i9lasen, ba ct einen
10 feitli9en Gag ntdt profaniren noble, I'M
10 mebr, ais Der @mtsri9ter &reti9mer
cine Sbrfeise uon ieiner (bes Bfarrers)
Sanb ni9t pertb iei. oils &reti9mer
bierauf no9mals auf Yfarrer Sebel loss
sins, erboben it9 Die anpeienSen Serren,
priiselten ben 9errn Intsri9ter bur9 unb
warfen i'm our Sbare binuus. 9luf bteie
@eiie bebanbelt man bier Ratbolifen, wenn
iie in Der beitsn Mbli9t or. Mfaieltdt ibre
Gbrfur6t bemeiien, unb berartige Selben
itub 9eute, bic m Der @a9t bes @eiebes
iteben, Die preuBiide &i9ter iinb. 2Obau
fam NIT berartisen Qeuten feinen Stat
MAIDEN. Sor swei Subren bat ii9 BET
&i9ter 2emfe gu Tobe setrunten unb iein
elenbes 9eben I'M Yolisei.S pital bei9lo1en.
Sor einisen @o9en lit Der &i9ter Or.
Sepoen pom S10ffenseri1t su 600 SO.
reip. go Susen @efdnsniB pesen getruses
beim 9asarbipiel (Macao) perurtbeilt
worben. Der &t6ter &retldmer binsesen
idet bier llnfrieben spil9en &atbolitsn unb
Yroteitanten. @be CT am 26bauer 6oris
3ont auftaudte, berrfdte bier @intra9t
unb harmonic, bic beute feblt. &ann man
fi9 barber punbern, wenn er iosar on
etnem 10 feifli9en Gage wte bas erpdbnts
&aiieriubildum einem fatboliiden @eiits
li9en beBbaIb Sbrfeisen sibt, neil berieIbe
nit linn auf bas @obI Or. Maieitat ans
itoBen mill? Die Mnselesenbsit errest In
Stabt unb nmsssenb srobes aufieben."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-02-02

@ereine gseu Doris fir bic bebrobte quite Sade,
beren Tertreter bo6p. Sr. Geulanb' lit, etnmiis
tbi9 eiriteben perben. @ir lelbit limb bereit,
wenn nDtbi9, weitere geei9nete S6ritte gu tburl.
I'M einen 9initisen ailsgan9 Der beiasten 9ln9es
llesenbeit berbeiSufiibren."
Sebr gu piiniden pdre, baB aud anbere
@emeinben bieiem 8eiipiele folsten.
Sm @ei ten lit bisbsr nidts in Der gnses
lesenbeit sei9eben, unb sweifelsobne mare
es gut, SaB man aud bier fi9 ausiprG9e,
mag bas nun bur9 Ysreine, mag IS bur5
9emeinbeperiammlunsen 9ei6eben.
@enn ale bieie &unbsebunsen porlies
gen, wirb es Elm 9ei9tes iein, benz bodw.
&su. &euIanS ben 3utritt sun, GaitIe @ars
ben gu ueri9affen.
@dbrenb in Nem yort isbe proteitans
tide Sette uon irsenb sinsm gslans ibren
gertrausnsmann unb ibr 2osirbaus bat
unb auf ben &atbolitenfous aussebt, baben
mir &atbolitsn bisber bic 9dnbe in ben
S9ooB selest, faum uiiroisenb bic @es
fabren, Bic uniere @laubens9enolIen auss
seiettwaren. S9on in ber@ eneraIperiamm>
lung bes Centrally ereins in g~uanspiue,
Snbiana, erboben mir uniere Gimme unb
ma1ien auf bic Notbpenbisteit eisener
Suartiers fir bic tatbolii9en @%inwanberer
aufmertiam. Iber babel bIieb's. Semitic
ginfitie in Seem Yort parsn sufrieben nit
benz g%eitebenben. @arum? Die @riinbe
fonnten mir er0rtern, molten es aber beute
ni9t. Nebmen mir Elm Beiipiel an ben
Srldnberu. sic tbaten BON ieber mebr als
bic Oeuti3en fir ibre e~inwanbernben 9anbss
leute uub beionbers IN ben letten sSabren,
ais Gep. Giorban Die Sadie in bic Sanb
uabm, wurSen sIdu;enbe Sorti@ritte &C..
madt. Oerielbe bat jebt has Saus Scr. I
an Der StateitraBe fir $40, 600 an9etauft
um baiielbe gu einem irii9en 2ogirbauie
einSuri9tsn unb 10 bic Ginwanbersr por Der
lleberuurtbeiIuns unb pOr ittIi9en @efabs
rem gu i3Hten.
3um S6lub baben mir nod gu meIben,
baB bas New Oorfer yOeuti6e &omiibs
&atbolii9e ginpanberunss: gomite" IS gut
sefunben bat, fi9 in @oblsefalen an 3us
lOien. @eben mir ben Serren allen Dant,
ben iie UNI bic quite Sa9e psr6isnt baben,
uns i9eint es, iie fiiblten, baB iie unter
ben beutisen llmitdnben elm Stein I'M Wese
wdren. 9ta9 unb mad fdut bas @liquens
weien, unb Der ct. &apbaelss8 erein wirb
suten Qufidwuns nebmen. 0ir bebauern
Die S4w:erisfeiten ni9t, mir sIauben TO-
gar, baB ie gun, suten 8erfe beiIiam was
rem i'm iteinisen Grbrei9 mddft Der Baum
Iansiam, aber er wurSeIt feit unb Si6t bartes
| ,Gbes SoI,.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-02-02
uGdciIta".

gs freut uns bsrslid 81. bOren, baB Der
Beftanb Der vGdeilia" nun seii9ert 1T. SIN
~9erolb bes @laubens" wirb mitsetbeilt,
baB bic 3eiti4rift iei! ber llebernabms bur9
grofefor S%insenberser etpa 400 neue
Ibonnenten sewonnen bat. mas nit ben
700 alien etwa 100 ausma1t, cine Sabl
bic 10 Ieibli9 senisenb gum Bsitanbe bss
Bldttes ertIdrt wirb. Die i9nele Silfe
bat ben Serausseber ielber iberraidt. Sof,
fentIi4 werben bic Meabin3usstommenen
aud Stanb baIten unb 10 bafir geIorst
iein. baB uns cine 3eitidrift erbalten
bleibt, bic idon 10 nnenbli@ uiel Suites our
9ebuns tirdlider Wauiit unb firdli6en
@eianses unb bamit 3ur piirbisen Seier
bes @ottesbienites beisetrussn bat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-02-02
prohibitions
(glns benz ,,6atb. Sansireunba. y

@enn iemals WsibsIeuts ben &amen
9eren perbient baben, 70 finb ss fi9srli9
bic TrommIerinnen fir Probibition, bensn
bic Be5eidnuns 9ere NIT &e9t unb Sus
Sutommt. Oieie 8eibsIeute iin6 ndmli9
iett ~beiOnbers tbatis, iie iammeIn Nas
mensunteri9riften fir S~orIasen, weIde
benz @onsreb ioaen porselegt werbsn.
Der 3wsd, ben Sieie Weibslsuts perfolsen,
1T Der, bubin gu wirfen, SaB ioIds ges
iete sema3t wsrben iolen, peI3s bic
@irtbsbduier san3Iid abidaiien, aIio pers
bieten; baber aud Der Name Brobibition.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-02-02

8ir tSnuen eu9 in benz Soriase, elm
fatbol. SIutt gu %sriin6en, nlr ermutbisen.
8tr boiien, buB aQe suten &atbolifen, bic
fi9 I'm bic &eli9iou unb bas Saterlanb
psrbient MAIDEN wouen, in Dem Offer unb
ber Gbdtisteit fir oieies @erf, bas in uns
fern 9lusen pou Der bD6iten Sebeus
tuns lit, wetteifcrn.
SEQ XIII. in 1882 an ben Sii6of pon ancona.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-02-02
A6tung lift &at6ofiRen !
Die ettmn,e oes VERT. Nims TX.

8ir eriudeu sic i~nitanoisf, allen benen
nit eurem suten @iuen uno eirer @unt
beiSultsbeu, Die, nit @eiit besabt unb NIT
~seniigenber &enntniB ausseriitet, ii9 an
Bic arbeit MAIDEN unb Bidder unb 3eituns
gen CUR 8ertbeibisuns unS @erbreituns Der
fatbolti9en 2ebre perOfentli6en.
gncpclica Gils TX.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-02-02
&ir6emntuTfaIii6es
Gins Dem SDnobaloeiret bon Sonrnai
1SS5).

rSebermann fiebt elm, weIde sroBs
&oae Der @eians unb bic Mulit beim
@ottesbienite ipieIen; Der 6fientIi6s @ots
teseienit beitebt iosar sroBentbeiIs aus
@eians, welder slei9iam bic Stimme Der
graut @briiti nnb bic 3ier6s Der 2iturgie
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-02-02
9ie sttmtnc Seo'S XIII.

2aiIet euer 2i6t leu6teu Dor ben Nens
den, Samit iie elere suten 8erfe ieben.
llnb Der 6err sebe eu3 6aSu Seiuen Sesen!
SEQ XIII. al Sas in 9orma erI9eiuen6e glatt
Luce" 0eI9ts), anfan9 1880.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-02-02
cot itOfprembiiG!

Cine ifancalSie Gei6idte.
Sn eObau Wefpreuben) 1T ssIssentlid
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-02-02
Qatbplii1er &ir6en /, &aIenoer.

Som quten Samen II. ltntraut. -Mittb 10.
Sonnt. ben Z. Sebr. &omuolb. 8i6arb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-02-02
Die 3abI Der &atboIifen tn oem
Ner. Staatcn.

Gin Correspondent bes v9eroIb bes
9laubens" in ct. 2ouis CAB ii3 fiirsli9
bic Miibe, Setrefis Der Insabl Der &atbos
liten in ben ueri9iebenen &ir3enprouinsen
itatiitiide !3uiammenitelunsen gu MAIDEN.
Oa5u benuete er bic arsaben IN SabIier's
neuem Directory; mo bieie Insaben aber
ni9t Iansten, bsrednete er bic Ausubl mad
ben Eaufen unb nabm, mo audi bieie alns
b~aItspuntte feblten, ben neuen Serber'i9en
Miiiionsatlas unb anbere Sueuen gu 5iIfe.
.pier cine iummarii9e lleberii6t bes &es
1ultates:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-02-02

WtttttonSatlaS uno anoere Sueuen sI Diilte.
.pier cine iummarii9e lleberii9t bes &e>
1ultates:
PropinS Baltimore:
llmfabt bic Staaten Warplanb, 0elas
mare, Sir9inia, @eit gir9inia, Ioro
Carolina, Glib Carolina, Georgia,
Iomie ben Oltli6en Sbeil pon Slos
Iluu. oUo,ioo
Propins Soton:
llmfaBt bic gseu England Staaten... 99s, 975
Yropin3 @bica9o:
llmiabt ben Staat Suinois... ...... $50, IT'S
Propin; G~inciunati:
llmiabt bic Staaten Ohio, Snbiana,
8entudp, Sennefiee, iowie ben iiios
li6en Sbeil pon Wi6i9an. ...... ,015 OPS
Yropin; sri lwautee:
llmiabt @isconfin, MinneIota, ben
n0rbli6en Sbeil Don Wii6isan, To-
Ipie SGtota 2erritorium. ......... 624, 1915
gropin3 Stem Orleans:
llmiaBt bic Staaten 0ouiiiana, Ola.
bama, Wiiiiiippi, 8eras nnS Dir
tuUIuS. ......... ............... fOf,@'U
YropinS New Yorf:
llmiaBt bic Staaten 9tep Yort urb
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llniabt Oregon, Naibin9ton lerrito.
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unb @Qasfa.. -. 10000
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loraoo 9cleSen limb. 250, 900
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@elammt,abl Der Satbolifeu in ben

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selbaft finb, 10 weroen babur9 bic wiIben
3ablen, bic man bin unb wieber iiber bic
tatbolii9e Beu0lteruns Der Union finbet,
auf bic anndbernbe @abrbeit Suriidsefibrt.
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ibrer Na4tommen balten, 70 Seist fi9 cine
erfdredli@e anjabI @Iaubsnsabtriinniser
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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1886-08-10
McALLISTER SPRINGS.

McAllister Springs, August T.
Correspondent This place has
mol received much attent on
this year but nevertheless, it
is well patronized and is a most de-
lightful place in which to spend u
short time. The waters are second to
none in their healing properties and
the society is of the best.
Among those occupying cottages,
are Misses Belle and Allie Robinson,
of Sedalia, Misses Allie and May
Wheeler, of ST. Louis; Miss Amy
Kearns. St. Louis; Miss j. A. Low
cry, Mrs. Joseph Lowery, Hughes
vile Mrs. n. S. Nelson, Miss Bessie
Nelson, Mrs, Frank Nelson and Chas.
Parsons, Brownsville.
At the hotel are Hon. E. G.. Run
nels KenOsha, Wis. Mrs. Quinn
and sons, J. w. Jackson, St. Louis,
Mo-, and many others.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1886-08-10

lucky, Wednesday night, which place he
viii make his future home.
Miss Annie Hawkins went to Kansas
City Thursday TO spend couple of weeks
with friends and relatives,
Miss Eva Beattie returned home from
Sweet Springs few DAYS since. after a
very pleasant visit OF some three weeks
duration.
Miss Mary West, OF this city who has
been teaching very successful school for a
number OF months at Fort smith, Arkan-
saS, returned home Tuesday, and will re
main with us for some time
Miss Annie Hamburger. OF SchelI
City, Is the guest OF Mrs. Rice She is at
tending the Normal institute
Miss Belle Jeffreys, OF Lagrange, No.,
who has been visiting the family OF Joseph
BiggS, of this vicinity, returned home last
night.
Mrs. c. w. Samuel and daughter. Miss
Lou, OF Kansas City, who have been visit
irg Mr.. G. A. Samuel and family, and Mr..
and Mrs. L. II. Urner, left Monday even
ing to visit Henry county friends.
MIR John Wilson, OF Mexico, accom-
panied by his ward, Miss Alcidna Allen,
spent several DAYS this week with his
brother, James Wilson, of this city. Mr..
Wilson was on his way home from FL
Dorado, where he found the waters very
beneficial.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1886-08-10
SUMNER FANCY WORK.

Netting hemmock is a very useful
and attractive fancy work for the warm
summer DAYS.
"A pretty hammock pillow Is made OF
bright awning cloth with some simple de-
sign set between the stripes.
-Repousse silver horn fornS the han
dies of whisk brooms, brushes and the like
and has no lower uses TO fa.l to before il
disappears for good.
"A pretty spread for he summer for
the bed or sofa is white scrim on which i
outlined in Kensington stitch any pretty
and graceful des gn.
Satin stitch is the latest form of
embroidery popular and at the same time
ve-y effective. A screen of silk DO ting
cloth, on which is embroidered designs in
satin stitch, is very attractive and pretty
for a gift.
The very best and most attractive sort
of useful work l. the dsrning work on bed
and table linen; this is not only beautify-
ing but makes the fabric more enduring.
White linen floss is used for this purpose
and the outlined figures should be well de-
tiued