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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-05-03

That any vessel or vessels which have. in
the courre Of their yoyage, picked up any
persons o. merchandise from any wrecked
vessel or vessels having sailed IRON an In
fected port or ports ar having on b0ard any
persons or merchandise from any vessel OF
We sells from an inief ted port or y rte, ehRil,
during the entire year bo compelled 10 an
Choir and remain pt the quarantine station
until released by the written permit Of the
quarantine officer
Infected and suspected ATTITUDES embraces
all parts Of Mexico, Central aBd South
America, and the West Indies.
X. T. LESTER. Mayor,
chairman Is. 3. q.
j. 7. MCFARLAND, VI. d.,
Hea'h Officer AMI Secy u. s. g.
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Gin M~pronerfn@.

Manuel 2ope5, Der meritanii6e
@9ubma9er, auf ben ber 6ffentli6e
Wdger San6e5 aeuli9 einer Morbner>
iu9 ma6te, 1T, ieiner gradblung nod,
aufs Nere ausegrihen tporben. ST er>
adblt ben 1euer Morbberfu9 auf folgen'
Be Weile:
r@ir batten cine @erfammlung in
perronis @arten I'M norbmefli9en
Sbeile ber Stabt unb es mo9te pobl
IL l1br iein, als i'd nit meinem Greun'
be Dufau nod 9aufe ging. IIs mir
bic gde bon Npetllte 8 unb Ilamo plas
ga credit batten, fprang Elm Mana In
Srauenfleibern aus BET Marbel : Oaro
beraus unb ita6 nit einem Meher nod
mir. Sd ipra1g auriid unb bas Meis
fer perfeblte meinen unterleib. Ser
Wanr emtflob barauf benz Mlamo plas
40 au. Sd folgte ibm ni6t, babe bic
Sa9e aber ben ftdbtif6en 8eamten
mitgetbeilt> unb es miiBte befrembli6
fem, tpenr Elm Wann in meiner Stels
lung ni6t gef6iibt perben fann."
@ielen 8iirgern eri9eint Der angeges
bene Morbperiu9 unslaubli6, Ddbreno
Mm6ere Der Sadie @lauben f6enfen.
Sie gan3e Sadie entipringt Der Spalz
tung Der biefigen Meritaner, bon benen
Elm 9beiI cine politif6e Clique bilbet
mdbrenb bic Mnberen opponiren.
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aamstbatea.Npttaen.

Sn ber beutigen Treien preife ems
pfeblen fi6 CUR Wieoerpabl bic folge1z
ben 8eamten:
.Mnton ADAM, Der bas Griebensz
ri6teramt felt feds Sabren befleibet,
LIT abermals &anoibat. 9err Mbam
bat ii6 ftets als elm gere9ter, pfli9tgez
treuer 8eamter erpieien anb aus bies
fem @ruube foIte er tpieberermdblt
tperben. Mdbrenb feines Mmtstermia
ttes 1T ni1t eine &lage gegen ibn
laut geporben, unb feline @~eiebesfenntz
nib unb unparteili9feit perben allges
meirt anerfannt.
%. 30. 2pde 1T felt feds Sabren
gountDs8 ermeffer unb fat fi6 in benz
Wmte bDaauf betpdbrt. St 1T ether
Der beftsn - tpent1 ni9t Der aueerldf=
figfte - gipil.Sngenieur i'm COUNTY;
er 1T gefdlig gegen Sebermann unb
feiuen Mmtspfi@teu fommt er nit
grbBter @euiRenbaftigfeit uno piinft=
li9teit mod. Seine Wiebertpabl 1T
gerabeau seboten, bamit uniere 2auoe
b%ermeRungen bur9 eiuen fdbigen Mann
griinbli6 georonet tperben.
Nls Sheriff empfteblt fi9 Stat Sc
IN 5, ber ieBige Snbaber bes Mmtes
unb Na6folger beg b%eritorbenen Ste
beng. S@on baB er BON Der Commit
fonersz@ Court ernannt tpurbe, 1T ein
i66nes 3eugniB fir i'm. Obglei9
nod Jung, 1T ct euergii@ unb in Der
berbdltnibmdBtg fur3er 3eit ieiner
Nmtsbermaltung bat ct geaeigt, bob er
benz Mmte bDllfommer gere6t pirb.
Ct ipri9t beuti6, englii6 unb fpanif9
un5 lit Seoem gern gefdaig, Der f@ nit
eirem Mnlieser an ibn tpen6et.
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$91,O37.688

PcAINo'POoo
Ser Breis Der Baumtpole mar biQig
unb bic Musfubr bes 8tebs bei@rdnft,
bennDd errei@te bic Musfuhr bic 90be
BON 81 Milionen. Sic lebte fpe3ieue
Musgabe Der Netps fanb I'M Sabre 1888
ftatt ut5 bamals errei9te Der 8eiamn1ts
erport bic 66be BON $107, 842,889.
Ser @taat beItgt ieBt 6C00 Wteilen
gifenbabn, beren 8au betnabe l66
WiQionen f%otete.
lIeber San Mntonio iaet bic .Neps":
Oas @ountp NIT Ser Stabt 5dblt $1,000
Bemobner, bic 5tabt beftbt berer
80, 900. Die Mderaabl beg Counties
betrdgt 800, 1865, bon benet 23,060 III
Der Stabt liegen. Ser Wertb beg Sats
bes auBerbalb Der Gtabt belduft it6 a1lf
Sc, 842, 1926 unb BET Mertb beg fdbtis
i@eu gigentbums betrdgt $33,5O5,O50.
Ser Mert6 BON Raufmannstpaarer, bic
uabreub bes bergangene1 Sabres ber'
fault murben, ergiebt SO, 1885, 80. Sie
grporte belaufen fi6 auf 10000 gaurls
p~ouballen 81 $500, 1000, $1,000 9dute
au $142,O 600, 3tege1= unb @9aheue gu
SO. 900. Mn Wole murben nertauft
4 Msiaionen 9erbfz unb 5 Wtilionen
6rabiabrswole gu $1,530,000. I'm
@etreioe tpurben umgefebt $4,000
8ulbel Sort unb berfelbe grtrag an
Safer gu $126, $50 iebes. &n gieb tpurs
SEN perfauft $500 Gopf gu ST., 500.
Ser 8iebbanbel bes gan5er Sabres
tpirb auf $500, 900 abgei9dBt.
Sas Commencement berausgabt bier
idbrIi9 3 Milionen Dollar. Wdbrenb
bes lebten Sabres tuuroen $4,000 fir
neue @ebdube Derbrau9t.
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MIerlet.

= Oie biefigen Off3iere i@enten BET
9epei9e bon Sombfone, bic bon einen1
Select spii6en merifanii9en unb arte'
ritanif6en Sruppen fpri@t, feineu
@lauben.
= Mn STEELE bes abgeiebten Sanis
tdtspoli3iten 8ertraur 1T pon9o @alan
bonn Mapor ernannt mDrben.
= @eftern fanb i'm Menger 6otel
cine Neriammlung fatt, in BET bic
Bilbung zines bemotratii9en untons
clubs ertpogen tptrbe.
- Die @ebeine bor $. s. 9Irs
ler, Der i'm Sabre 1874 an ben San
pebro Springs begraben purbe, fino
a~asgegraben unb auf benz Sriebbofe
beerbigt uoroen.
- 6err 2erfotp BON Waco unb &C.
mablim fino gu einem 8efu6e in San
Mntonio eingetrofen unb tie baben ibr
Quartier Bel 2ubmig Mabnde, benz
freunbli9en Mirtbe bes Mi~iionsgars
tens, aufgei@lagen.
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erfes @artet !. aomsert BET meabnfe.

9eute Gbenb mirb i'm Miffionsgara
ten bas erfte Der bier groBen Militdrs
gpncerte ftattinben, bic bon benz 26
Mann ftarfen Or6efer BEG bier garnt=
Ionirenbett gunbes=M ilitdrs unter 2eis
tur6 bes !6errn Marr gegeben tuerber.
Wir empfeblen unieren 2eiern ben Bee
iu9 biei Ter @artenz Concerto aufs bette.
Morgen Mberb pirb bas 5tueite itatts
finbei1 unb bic beiben lebten am Son1s
abenb unb @onntag nd@iter Wo9e.
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gStr behaupfett saberfmfli6 anb
fDnttett eS befpeiiet,

boB tein SOIL bon .9pspepie ooerSeber=
ertarrung bDrfbmmt, Der ni6t alsbal3
but9 ben fpitematii6en @ebrau9 bon
g immpns 2iber Regulator
gelinbert unb aud p61ig furirt tperben
tperben f6nnte. unb bies TT our9aus
feine prablerei, ionbern cine betpieiene
5batia9e; besbalb: mer an berarttgen
&rantbeiten leibet, Derfagt fi6 felbft ben
Segeu Der @efunbbeit, inbem er benz
Regulator cine probe bertDeigert. Sers
felbe 1T cine t~pertbbolle Mr5nei, pel9e
in 9dnberm, mo 2eberifarrbeit berrf9t
unb mo- bic Natur bic @ur5eln un6
Grduter our 9eilung flimatii9er &ranfs
beiten liefern, ihren groBen STUFF eruors
ben bat.
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eines sapttatns aliidltde GmtSeduns.

Gapt. Coleman. S9oner WeymOutbt Der
atpii6en atlantic @itb unO Nep 9orf fabrt,
lit 10 bef!is an Sufen, bob er ntdt f@lafen
fcunte .@r puroe teranlabt, Or. Sings Getp
DISCOVERY aege1 NuS3ebrung gu perfuden. ES
berI6aHte inn nidt nur au9enblidli9e 2inoe.
ruug, %foubern beilte ibm aud bic tpunbe 8ruff.
Selne 8iaber paren in slei6cr @etie aff5irt
uno cine einbise SofiS bate bel linen oenielben
suten @rfolg. Or. Sings Nem Discovery III
nun baS Sauptmittel i'm ~Golemanl6en Saus.
bait unb am 8orb oes Shoners.
@robeaafden oieies @ittels gratis in u
Sreib' apotbete.
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Sotal- 81, 547,7 78.0
Stat Seras, 8erar County.
Sd, Sno. Witbers, @aiiirer obengez
nannter 8anf, i6p6re hermit feierli9,
baB ber pbige Beri6t mad meinem beften
@tKen unb @lauben ri9tig 1T.
@eaei6net: Sno. Witbers, Gafiirer.
unteraei6net ur6 bei6poren in met
ner @egenpart am 1. September 1886.
@e5ei9net: Sobr u. Sra5er,
SeHentli6er Notar, 8erar So.
&i@tig befunben: 3um 3eugniB:
@eaei9net: 81. 6. Breckenridge,
3,9,t3m 9ireftor.
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8udlemS Mrmiea=g aIbe.

Die bette @albe ber BeIt fir e9nitte
Guetf9unsen, @ei6miire, Gieber, unb Sart'
Aasf9las, Gledte, seiprunsene Sanbe, Grof'
beuIen unb ale Sautfranfbeiten; turirt So
mprrboiben ober feline Beaablung. 80Gige
Classification sarantirt ober bas gelb tpirb
auriderfattet. 25 Gents bic SdadteI bel u,
Dretb.
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@abI Mtt5et8ett.
Stir Srtebensrtdter bes L. 8rectmfts.

SIT Jrtebensrtd5ter nes L. Hrecinfts.
SIN bic @tilnmseber bss 1. Irecintts, gexar
Gountb.-Weine Serren. 3a Die 8a9l BON
@ountbbecrnten i'm nd9ften gtoSember i~tattfti>
BET, 70 balte i'd es fir Rfi@t, meinen Jreunbem
fir bic llnteritisung unb Die 8esinitisunsen
gu banfen, bic Fe nit in ben bersaasenen feds
Sabren e~rpieien baben, unb ~bertraue babel auf
Sbre ltnteritusune in ber fommenben @abl.
Sd fiinOtse mid besbalb als aaubibat fit Die
&ieberipabl als GrtsbenSri@ter bes l. Yreeinsts
bon Bexar @ountb an, unb folte i6 erpablt
iuerben, 10 fam i'd nur berfpre6en uab mid
berpFi6ten, bic YFidten raeines smtes uatar-
teiild in Der Submit sa erfuIen, gerabe tpie i@
es beriudt babe, in Der ~8ersangenbett gu tbun.
Sd Serbleibe a9tunssboa
Nnton Mb
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geraS unS gan Mutpntp.

9ie r@aIb. Stems" bonn l.. Septemz
BET, benz Mnfange bes neuett 8ef9dftss
iabres, giebt ben @rport bon SeJas in
folgenber Weife at:
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1indnsicQer 8eridlt

Der Sat Qntonio Natipnal>8anf in
San Nntonip, Seras, beim Mbi9luB bes
8el9afts am 81. Nuguft 1886.
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Sir finb autoriiirt Germ Sbos. g. Me.
gaII fit bas gmt bes Sberiff in ber be.
borftebenben Nobemberiuabl anauseisen.
@ir finb autoriirt, GERM Stat 2emt8
als &anbibat fur @ieberpabl fit bas amt beS
Sberiffs anaufiinbisen.
@tr iinb autorifirt, GERM IS. 81. 9ode
als Ranbibat fit 8iebererpdblung fir baS
Nmt bes @ount1 8ermeers bel Der
bebortebenben 8abl anauaeisen.
@ir ifnb autoriftrt Germ s. g. 81 nj y
als Ranbibat fit baS M,at bes Steuerfoleftors
bon 8exar @ountb in ber beboritebenben No>
be,nbertpabI ansuaetgen.
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MENY'S SALON,

SDIeb abaStraBe
Gibrt bic ~altefen unb beftsn 8biSfeb's, feline
2iuu5re, @beinpeine, @6ampasner. Iueaeit
fril9es. ~eisfaItes Bier. Seben Sag iuarmea,
boraisliden 2un@. Spredt Sor unb Sbr tper'
bet befriebist iein. 2,9,tlM
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mHTC DIED may be found on file at Geo
4x1xO d1 G0 F. Rowel q Co.'S Newspaper
Advertising Bureau C0Spruce ST., where advertising
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9(tantp 9emtYA : Gmsliide SHmle.
(Geuermanns, Gale SO. 2, abenne g.
Beginn bes rteuen S9uliabres am
Montag, B. 6. September. Mnmelbuns
gen nimmt entgegen Der Undergraduate.
@iIbeIm S9uwirtb.
$50, 6mtu1mtD
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an bic BIrser BON 8exar County.
SierOurd finotse i9 mid aIs 3anbibat aur
Bie6ererpabluns fir bas Mmt bes- 9ifriftelerf
bon Bexar gountb an.
Geo. 81. . afbieL
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0as @pdenblatt.

sBir ienben bon ieb: nb bas uWo6ens
t!att" fiir ben Preis bon $500 auf
TN Sabr portofrei nod Seutf9la:.b.
Der 9erausgeber.
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an bie Stimmseber Son 8exat
County. -
Sd finbise mid hierbur6 als &anbibat an
fir Die 98i%eSererpabluns als DiftriEtanpalt fit
ben 81. Subietal> Difrift.
George @af9aI.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-10-07

is in the first impression made on the
skin and nerves. The immersion should
always be sudden. The effect is then
uniform. II the water is entered hesi-
tatingly. the blood is driven from the
lower extremities to the upper parts.
The shower bath is especially advocated
for its sudden and general shock, and
its application to the head. Very
many lack the conveniences of bathing,
and yet none can be denied sponge
baths. These are easily applied, and
are a general luxury. The ancient theory
that after violent exercise and while
perspiring freely. the body should be
allowed to cool before immersion is no
longer accepted. II would certainly be
judicious to exercise before bathing. the
body's temperature being thus elevated
and reaction after the application Of
cold insured.
Sea-batling has peculiar advantages,
chiefly the cheerful surroundings, the
low temperature. and the gentle shock
Of the waves. The vigorous can safely
battle daily; the less strong on alternate
days. An hour before noon is the best
time to indulge. The water should not
be entered hcsitatingly. but bold
plunge taken at once. The more cour-
agcous will to well to dive. The aver
age duration of the bath should be from
five to ten minutes for children, fifteen
minutes for women. and but little longer
for men. To delay much beyond these
periods is a pernicious practice, inviting
debility and injury. On leaving tine
water the body should be rubbed with q
coarse towel until the skin is heated and
Redeemed. Afterward brief brisk walk
should be taken. Those who feel weak
and depressed would do we'll to take q
cup of tea or coffee. More powerful
stimulants should rarely be used.
After diving, or when the head has
been submerged and the nasal passages
are filled with water, bathers will fire.
qu"ntly make violent expulsive efforts
to clear them by closing first one nostril
and then the other. The danger is that
in 50 doing they sometimes force water
from the back part Of the passage up
the tube to the middle ear, causing >
''crackling sensation" and laying the
foundation for catarrhal inflammation.
by taking q deep inspiration. suddenly
closing the mouth, and expelling the air
through the nose, it will be equally as
etlectual and the danger referred tc
Obviated.-N \. Journal.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-10-07
Use and Abuse Of Cold Bathing.

In a general way. it may be said that
cold bathing is sautary when vigor-
Gus habit exists; it is injurious when the
general strength Is too feeble to admit
OF reaction under its influence. 1t is
also to be employed when the system is
relaxed by indolent habits, slecplcssness
and mental unrest. During GONZALES
cence from fevers and tedious illnesses
its continuous use is productive of good
results. Persons who take cold" easily
will find the daily bath Of cold water .
most ellectual means OF prevention. the
cor1u.ent need its tonic influences; the
same may properly be said Of the dys.
peptic and those Of the so-callcd bilious
temperament
Many who might prudently indulge
in cold water bathing do SO at first with
fear and trembling. But this reluctance
can easily be overcome. TO learn to
regard it as a luxury one should begin
with tepid water, lowering the temper
allure each day. a cold path should al
ways be Of short duration. Its benefits
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-10-07
HOUSEHOLD HINTS.

Never iron lace curtains. nor even
embroidered muslin ones. Have two
long. slender boards. as long or longer
than the curtains. Tack on to these a
strip of cloth or wide tape the entire
length. Place them out doors on chairs.
as you would quilting frames, and care
fully pin the wet curtain between,
stretching it until it is entirely smooth.
Every point and scallop should be
pulled in shape and fastened down. It
will quickly dry, when its place can be
filled with another.
Catherine Owens says: IF any of
your family are fond of marrow, seal
up each end Of beef bone before put
ting meat on to boil, with a paste of
flour and water; when done remove the
paste and take out the marrow, serving
it hot upon toast; it may be seasoned
with salt and pepper.
Ruth Brown says, and she knows,
that very good bread may be made out
Of not very good flour, thus: For about
three ordinary-sized loaves CRATE over
night two cold boiled potatoes. Pour
over them some hot water and add
enough flour while hot to thicken it
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-10-07
Changes tn shakespeare.

"a short time ago." said Shak-
spearcan student. Il purchased a copy
OF the folio Shakespeare, and upon read
ing it have met with such astonishing
passages that l began to doubt if its inn
portance is not greatly exaggerated
Heningc and Condell. from their pre-
face. were no doubt very well satisfied
with the result of their labors. for they
inform us that they shave so published
them, us when (bcfore) you were abused
with divers stolen and surreptitious
copies, manned and deformed by the
frauds and stealths of injurious impos-
tors that exposed them. even these are
now offered to your view cured and per-
feet OF their limbs. and all the rest abso-
lutte in their numbers, rs he conceived
them. And what he thought he utter
ed with that easiness that we have
scarce received from him a blot in his
papers.
Notwithstanding this assurance, it is
impossible for me to believe that they
or anyone else could have revised the
volume before it was issued tom the
press.
Hamlet, page ga (of the folio):
~ nls koou lIicuaS mus Wluc II opC my
arms,
And Xix. the kind life-rendcring politician
Rnlnsi them with my bio d. q
All the modern editions which | have
seen say pelican instead Of politician.
Again. in Measure for Measure"
page 70, find this:
Say to thyself
From their abominable ana beastly touches
drink eat away myself, and live.
The modern editions say:
drink. eat. array myself and live.
And in "Henry "" Mrs. Quickly. re-
lating the circumstances OF Falstaff s
death, says:
For his nose was as sharp as pen and table
Of green fields.
Which | find rendered.:
For his nose was as sharp us pen and bab-
bed Of green fields.
recently saw in Il prominent journal
an article alluding to the formation of
a new Shakspearcan society. and it
spoke very discouragingly Of its inten-
tons. rs We We're now completely over
whelmed by conjectural criticism, and
it recommended that all cancellations
should be utterly ignored and the text
of the folio of 1923 alone be considered
and published as the correct text.
Should such ever be the case, judging
from the quotations | have given, fear
we should have very extraordinary
Shakespeare to pcruse.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-10-07

Although the relations between the
United States and Canada are strained,
they don't seem to be very clear.-Bar-
lin0t0n Free Press.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-10-07

HARDWARE.
StrOng-IIackett Hardware Co.
Farwetl. OZnun 4 jackson.
Adam, Decker.
IRON, STEEL AND HEAVY HARDWARE.
NicOis L. Dean.
Rhodes T. Morton.
DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS.
Anerlpscta, Finch T. Van Slyck.
Linsiekes. Warner + schumacher.
Powers Dry Goods Co.
NOTIONS AND FURNISHING GOODS.
islab"n. Warren = Chipl-y.
Arthur, Warren 4 Abbott.
GR0CERS.
r II. Kelly Mercantile Co.
Alien, Moon T. Co.
Maxtield 4 Seabury.
B@aupre. keOgh u Go.
l1nz, Griggs \ HOwes.
TEAS, C0FFEES AND SPICES.
Iserkey, rallmadge & Co.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
G. Gotzian 4 90.
j. Is. TnrbOx + Go.
Kellogg. johnson \ Co.
FOOte. Schulze T. Go.
HATS, CAPS AND FURs.
Gordon & Ferguson.
Lanpher. Finch skinner.
streissguth y Drake.
DRUGS.
NOyes Bros. 4 Cutler.
Ryan Drug Co.
CHINA, CR0CkERY AND GLASSWARE.
Craig, Larkin 4 smith.
Donaldson, Ogden 4 Co.
LEATHER, SHOE FINDINGS AND ShDDlERY
HARDWARE.
r. X. L. Hardenbergh \ Co.
Scheiier Il Rossum.
PAPER AND STATIONERY.
Averill. Carpenter 4 Co.
Ward, Hill 4 Mcclellan.
BOOKS, PAPER AND STATIONERY.
st. Paul Book & Stationery Co.
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS.
II. &. burbank.
MEMS FURNISHING GOODS.
Gulterman Bros.
RUBBER 60ODS AND BETTING.
st. Paul Rubber Go.
Goodyear Rubber Co.
CIGARS AND TOBACC0S.
Whiteman BrOs.
q. M. Mcl.aiA.
NOTIONS AND COUNTER SUPPLIES.
b. sommers y Co.
MACHINERY AND SUPPLIES.
Robinson = Cary.
Rogers. Willis = Co.
OANpboll. Walsh . JllsSn.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-10-07

Pa said young hopeful Il
know what man who has seen better
days is well. my son, what is hep
'He is a man who makes you tired
talking about himself. "-New Orleans
ItcaUuue
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-10-07
FOR THE LADIES.
Home Made Furniture and Upholstery.
Individuality in Decoration and House,
keeping.
ROOM DECORATION.

What To Wear During Your Summer Trips
to the Seaside or Country.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-10-07

slightly. Add little salt, and when
cool enough a small half teacup Of
yeast. In the morning make a sponge
as usual, and add this for rising.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-10-07
ST. PAUL JOBBERS' UNION.
CLAIMING sEABURY, IS FOOT,
President First Vice President.
f. F. RUGG, J. P. LARKIN.
Treasurer Second Vice President.
VIZ Phelps Secretary c. McNeale Assistant Secretary
Itc4uHHe.

AAAN 1901
WOOD AND IRON PUMPS AND PLUMBERS
H. p. Ruee Co.
SCALES, WINDMILLs, ETC.
Fairbanks. Morse = Co
MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS.
A. OPpenheimer 4 Co.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
Nathan Ford
FRUITS, NUTS, ETC.
b. Presley = Co.
FURNITURE.
Ouinby = Abbott.
CRACKERS AND CONFECTIONERY.
Friedman = Lewis.
DOORS, SASH AND BLINDS.
BONN Manufacturing 90.
7. A. Abbott y Go.
WAGONS AND AGRICULT URAL IMPLEMENTS
Mast. Buford 4 Burwen %.
e. b. ThurstOn 4 Son.
j. II. Mailer Co.
st. Paul storage. Forwarding ana In
WINES AND LIQUORS.
s ssa.i Benz Is : Co. . Co.
6RAln AND COMMISSION.
Griggs Bros.
w. A. Van Slyke = Co.
FLOUR.
st. Paul Roller Mill Co.
RooFIns coRnIcEs AND MACHINERY.
scribner-Libbey Co.
LUMBER.
j. p. Gribben Lumber Co.
Rood 4 Maxwell.
r. r. SumWalt.
g. n. Nelson Lumber Co,
W +. Fifield 4 Co.
John Martin Lumber Go.
BarrOnett Lumber Co.
LIME, CEMENT AND PLASTER.
Tho Northwestern Lime Co.
FUEL.
st. Paul Pacific Coal \ Iron Co.
Northwestern Fuel Co.
TRUNKS, ETC.
II. g. Crippen = Co.
STEAM FlT1ln6, TOOLS AND SUPPLIES.
GUNS, FISHING TACKLE, SPORTING eoODs
AND GUN MANDATORY.
NJ. +. Kennedy Bros
SEWING MACHINES.
White Sewing Machine Co.
CARPETS AND UPHOLSTERY.
John Mathois.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-06-14
Island Notes.

HHO, June 10th.
Hilo Plantation, Wainaku, seems to be
unfortunate, having to send a large piece
OF machinery twice in two months TO
Honolulu. the steamer Ivy Holmes be
ing sent TO Honolulu expressly the first
time, and the second time the broken
machinery was shipped by the steamer
Kilauea Hou on Sunday, the 9th instant,
being a case Of necessity.
Quite extensive preparations are being
made at Hilo for celebrating the glori-
Gus Fourth OF July.
Waiakea Mill, Hilo, has been grinding
about eight months, and made nearly
$500 tons sugar. 1t will finish grinding
on the 18th instant.
The Japanese are a genuine acquisition
to any plantation. Always willing to
work, taking good care of themselves,
not needing medical advice as often as
some other nationalities, always cheerful
and anxious to learn, they make them
selves certainly more desirable than the
Chinese The Japs do not seem to have
any special vices, are temperate, do not
gamble as a rule, and keep good hours
Hilo is building up gradually and
promises to be large place in time
Just now -four is very scarce. The brig
Hazard, being twenty days out from San
Francisco, all who have -four on board
are anxiously looking for her arrival.