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and costs 81, TO begin at expiration
of former sentence.
Aciau, alias Chun Hook, assault
and battery on officer Kauhane,
1920, and hard labor two years, to
commence at the expiration of SEN
tence No. 2.
Aciau alias Chun Hook, house
breaking with felonious intent, at
house of Chu Lung, committed for
trial at the Supreme Court.
Aciau alias Chun HOOK. house,
breaking at store of X. More & Co.,
remanded until the 18th inst.
Acau alias Chun Hook, escaping
from Oahu Prison, (2nd escape),
hard labor nine months and costs
81, to commence at expiration of
sentence No. 3.
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ANOTHER CAPTURE.

4 capture was made last night,
between | and 2 O'Clock, by Officer
Sam. Kahimoku, sergeant of watch
No. 2, near the cocoanut grove, be-
hind the Chinese Theatre. Hearing
the cry "haul in" from near the
grove, Kahimoku went in that direc-
ton, and seeing a man running
towards him, evidently in flight,
stepped on the side walk, let the
man pass, but called after him to
stop. No attention being paid to
the call, he gave chase, and captured
the fugitive, who proved to he Solo
mon, former Jail bird, out only on
Tuesday last. The fellow had been
at his old game, chicken stealing.
He was promptly Gagged by the Off
Ger, and appears on to-day's court
record.
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SUPREME C0URT---lN CHAMBERS.
WEDNESDAY, March 10th.

WEDNESDAY, March 10Th.
Before McCully, 1.-The will of
the Rev. ID. Baldwin, late of Homo
lulu, deceased, was admitted to pro-
bate, and letters testamentary or
dered to be issued to III. u. Baldwin
and W. w. Hall, executors named
in the will, without bonds.
In the matter of w. c. Parkc, as
signee OF the bankrupt estate of
Aiau, deceased, VS.. Ian ING. w.
a. Whiting for plaintiff; w. II.
Castle for defendant. A motion of
the plaintiff was heard praying for
the accounts of defendant for rents
collected by him on property de-
creed to have been fraudulently OBJ
tanned by defendant from SAID Aiau.
The matter was taken under advise
ment.
A petition for writ of habeas
corpus before His Honor the Chief
Justice, by Acheong, prisoner in
the Oahu Jail, was appointed for
hearing on Thursday, at , p. m.
The Attorney-General for the Gov
ernment, j. a. Magoon for petit
toner.
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SNiPplGG NOTES.

The Eva sailed this morning for San
Francisco with 5.729 bags of sugar and
$40 bags of rice.
The whalers Europe and Lydia sail
to-day for the Arctic.
. The G o Whitmore will sail for Port
Townsend about Saturday next.
The Irwin. w Bowen and Caibaricn
are daily expected here from San Fran
cisco.
The Mary Winkelman sailed yester-
day for San Francisco with l5.Sl9 bags
of sugar and 3.lS5 gallons of sperm oil.
Value domestic produce. $50. OS9.93.
The steamer 9 II Bishop brought
1864 bags of sugar and discharged into
the Geo Perkins. The Bishop sails at
10 O'Clock tomorrow for llamalua via
IIamoa, Maui.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
CANADA.

The British steamer SardonyX is
chartered to sail from Victoria,
British Columbia. March 9th for
Manzanillo, Mexico, touching at
San Francisco, Mazatlan and other
ports. The SardonyX will take a
cargo of coffee, sugar, spices and
other tropical productions for Vic
toria and for transportation, via the
Canadian Pacific, to Canada. The
line will connect at Manzanillo with
the line of steamers for Hongkong,
which has been subsidized by the
Mexican Government to make fire.
quent and regular trips between
China and Mexico. The Sardonyx
will carry from Victoria to Mexico
as many Chinese passengers as she
can accommodate, and will take on
board flour and wheat for the Mexi-
can market. Mexico is going to
import Chinese labor on large
scale, and will take all whom British
Columbia and the United States
reject.
The trial of the suit of McRae
against the Canada Pacific Railway
for $4,000 began at Montreal
Feb. %. A large number of promi-
nent engineers from the United
States and Canada were to be ex-
amined. Upwards of 1000 wit
nesses had been summoned. If
McRae is successful in his suit three
other contractors will take similar
action, aggregating over $500, 900.
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THE baseball league held its annual
meeting at the rooms of the Chamber
OF Commerce yesterday. Four clubs
were represented. The Hawaii Club
were admitted and the Oceancs with
drew. Following is the list of officers
elected for the ensuing year: Presi-
dent, W. f. Allen; Secretary and
Treasurer, Jas. q. Spencer; Official
Scorers, Bruce Cartwright and III. 5.
Davidson; Committee on Grounds,
ii. NJ. Whitney. Jr., and J. b. Castle.
a committee, consisting of the cap
tains OF the clubs, was appointed to
prepare II schedule Of games for the
coming season. Last years com
mittec ON grounds reported the
grounds in tirst-class order, water
laid ON and other Improvements,
costing nearly $500. The champion
ship this season will be contested by
the Honolulus, Bencdicts and Ha-
waiians.
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AT II o'clock to-day, old salts, ship
owners and capitalists boarded the
brig Allie Rowe, advertised to be sold
at auction 10y the Marshal. The
order OF sale was read, and also the
results of survey OF the brig, while
at Hongkong; when bids were called
for. Mr.. Coffin started with 81 800,
followed by Mr.. II. Niera, $4,000; Mr..
Y. Lucas, ~, 800; Freeth & Peacock,
$1,000; T. Lucas, 300; Frceth &
Peacock, $500; r. Lucas, $500
Frecth d Peacock, $1,000; when Mr..
T. Lucas, with Il final bid, 81, 100 !;
took the brig with all her boats,
tackle, furniture and apparel
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In the rifle shooting match, range
500 yards, yesterday, at the Casino,
between j. f. Higgins, Of the EIa-
waiian Rifle Association, and Col.
Winthrop NJ. Merrill, OF Boston,
Mass, the score was Higgins, IA,
81, IL, 40, total 1914; Merrill, ~, IA,
80, 81, total 1913. There were 10
rounds fired in strings of ten shots.
The match was witnessed by large
number OF spectators.
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and election of officers will occupy
the first hour, at the close Of which
q sociable, especially for members OF
the Church and congregation, Will
be held, and refreshments served. \
full attendance OF all the members is
requested.
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ASH WEDNESDAY was observed
yesterday, rs usual, mt the Roman
Catholic Cathedral. AT the morning
service, the large cdiice was crowded
by thousands of worshippers, anxious
to have the sign of the cross placed
on their forehcads, with blessed
ashes, by the priest, the ceremony
being accompanied 10y the solemn
and impressive words of the Church,
at the beginning OF Lent :-"Remem-
Der, man, that thou art dust, and
shalt return into dust"
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a NORWEGIAN laborer, employed at
Paauhau, paid II visit to Honokaa
plantation last Sunday, and shortly
after his arrival there, got into trou-
bic He started u row with the Chi
nesc of the plantation and assaulted
a luna who drew pistol and shot
him in the leg, above the knee. The
wounded man was brought here by
the steamer G. Il. Bishop last night
and sent to the Hospital.
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POLICE COURT.
THURSDAY, March

THURSDAY, March 18th.
Solomona, hard labor months
and 81 costs, stealing fowls, pro.
perry of Chas. Clark.
Fred. Mayors, Sc, assault and
battery.
Frank May, $40, assault and
battery on his wife.
Aciau, alias Chun Hook, $50, or.
in default, two months hard labor
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NOTICE.

CONSULATE GENERAL OF TIE UNITED
STATES, Honolulu, Mar. 10 $50.
LII persons having elaine against
"A the Estate of the latc Florence
Barbour will present the same 10 this
office properly verified within % days.
J. II PUTNAM
~ 1w Consul.General.
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In was the Haiku sugar company,
not the Paia sugar plantation, that
applied to the Privy Council ON Mon
day for II reduction in the value OF
their shares.
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A SWEET time will be had at the
Yosemite Rink tomorrow evening.
The programme will include candy
party, music, skating, and probably
dancing.
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A PARTY of city bloods have agreed
to promenade the streets with plug
hats, and paint the town red.
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MARCH II, 1856.
STEAMSHIP MOVEMENTS.

OCEANIC 5. :. co.
Mararoa, from the Colonies for San
Francisco, March 10.
Mariposa. from san Francisco for the
Colonies. March 20.
Geo. w. Elder. for san francisco.
March II.
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The members Of Mystic Lodge No.
3, are requested to he prompt in
attendance at the meeting this even
ing,
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A ROLLER OF Pepeekeo mill is said
to have broken last week, and will
come to Honolulu by the Lehua, for
repairs.
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DIED..

At z O'Clock p. m, February 10Th. at
the residence of Mrs. Staples, Adams
Lane, Miss Florence Barbour, II native
of California.
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A NICE young man being dissatis-
fed with the color OF his dudish
mustache, had it dyed black, few
days ago, since which time it has
turned green.
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PASSENGERS booked to leave for
San Francisco by the steamer Geo.
w. Elder, tomorrow noon: G.. NJ.
Rowley, wife and son, w. NJ. Merrill,
Col. Powell and wife, f, Baldwin and
wife, Capt. Crawford and wife, Col.
Burton and David Motley
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AIMED,

IY Competent .'oamstress (i'ortu.
~ e y u situation with n private
family, Dres maker. Apply 70
N. a GONSALVES & co.,
81 II -ucat. 72
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PASSENGERS.

From llamakua. per G II Bishop.
March l0th-Mr Young and daughter,
Miss Richard and u deck.
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A CONFLICT OF RELIGIOUS.

A Warsaw despatch of Feb. %
says that 'several Catholic priests
and monks have arrived here and
were sent to the interior of Russia
because they administered the
Catholic sacrament to Greek church.
men. The monasteri,s are almost
denuded of friars."
Col. Henderson, the Chief of the
London police, has resigned for
reasons growing out Of the late dis
turbances and the failure of the
police to deal with them satisfac-
torily. His resignation has been
accepted.
1t is reported that plot exists to
unite Spain and Portugal under the
Duke of Braganza, and to over
throw the present Regency in Spain,
The Duke de Montepensier is sale
to head the intrigue,
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VESSELS LEAVING TO-MCa3oW.

) : Geo w Elder for San Francisco
Stmr G r Bishop for Ilamoa and Ha-
makua
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TRANSATLANTIC.
DISLOYAL LEGISLATORS.

A London special says says:
Some excitement has been caused
by the fact that toast to the Queen
was received with Kisses at a COM
plimentary dinner to the working
men members of Parliament and
half the company remaining seated
while it was drank. Broadhurst was
one of the guests, and Charles
Russell, Atforncy-General, was pres
ent. Both have to bear the brunt
of a number of public and private
attacks.
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LOCAL & GENERAL NEWS.

CHORAL and Quintette Club this
evening.
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The adjourned annual meeting of
the Fort-street Church will be held
tonight promptly at 1880. Full re-
ports OF the work OF the past year
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RAIN and strong NE. winds are
reported at Hamakua.
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DEPARTURES.

March IL
Tern Eva for san Francisco
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Owing TO IL misunderstanding OF
Mr.. Sprouts directions respecting his
advertisement of Irish linens, the in
sertion OF the advertisement in yes
terday's issue was premature. The
goods have not yet arrived, but will
be announced III due order when to
hand
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RIpTn

I'm Honolulu, Feb. oath. to the wife of
Fred Harrison, II daughter.
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HAS your house been burglarized
yet?" was asked OF II gentleman IN
the Beaver Saloon this morning.
No" replied the man addressed.
"Well" said the first speaker you'd
better hurry up, this craze will soon
be over and you'll be behind the
Iimns y
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NOTICE.
Election of officers.

Il Il e regular me ing Of the law.
~ aiAu Carriage Manuiact ring
c npap Limited, held this dal the
OWN officers were elected
DION T....,Presid'nt Il NJ; ,ager
= =. ID. L.NGIH M.......V Pre- dent
I :. l., u1LAs........oeo g IL II, ,urer
v. +. ALLaN...'...... iitor
.jirec &C West. !. y Dilliu nam,
=. +, 4.An and T. 5 'uuglas.
ono !, tcD. 25, l'S6 ~ AT
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Chronic Diseases a Speciality.

Persons weary of using physic with.
out avail would do well to adopt this
y stem. Consultation hours, 3 to 4 Pm.
- yalids on the other Islands
visited by special arrangement.
Residence Hotel Street, opposite y.
NJ. q. A. W Inns
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Executor So Trustees Sale
Real Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given that, by
~ order Of Alexander J. Cartwright,
ST., the Executor and Trustee of the last
will and testament of Emma Kalclcona
lani, deceased, and under license of the
Supreme Court, we are authC rizcd to sell
nj Public Auction, ut our salcsrOom, on
Queen ST., in the City of Honolulu,
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Ar the meeting OF the Honolulu
Rifles, last evening, Il target shooting
practice, to occur on the 18th inst,
Kamehameha Day, was enthusiast
cally carried. Two applicants for
membership were elected into the
company, and the prospects Tor lively
times in the future are favorable.
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The death is announced OF John
White, at Antwerp, Belgium, OF con
sumption. White was born IN this
city in $50 or 81, Any Of his friends
who may be in this Kingdom at pres
ent can obtain all the information
received about him, on application to
the Foreign Office. Deceased was
wei cared for in Antwerp by Mr..
Victor Forge, Hawaiian Consul-Gene-
raj at that port.
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He pERT REEVE, NILS,
~. liydroplthic Physician,
deal all diseases by Publication
(withoEt mediCine),
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1886-01-02
Advice to Mothers.

Are you disturbed at night and bro
ken of your rest by sick child suffering
and crying with pain of cutting teeth'
If so, send at once and get bottle Of
Mrs. WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP FOR
CH1EDRFN TEETHING. Its value is meal
culale. 1t will relieve the poor little suf-
terer Immediately. Depend upon it,
mothers, there is no mistake aboutit. 1t
cures dysintery and dihroea, regulates
the stomach and the bowels, cures wind
collie, softens the gums, reduces inhama-
ton and gives tone and energy to the
whole system. Mrs. Winslow's Sooth-
ing Syrup for Children Teething is pleas
ant to the taste, and is the prescription Of
one of the oldest and best female nurses
and physicians in the United States and
is for sale by all druggists throughout
the world. Price IS cents per bottle.
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1886-01-02

had committed a high crime, permitted
to walk the streets after night, wholly
free 10 act as ne willed He has acted
according to the will of man, wholly
depraved-and returned not to his place.
Now, at all odds, the man should be Sc
cured, for the reputation Of our common
wealth, for the safety and reputation of
our law abiding citizens, who may even
now have near them so desperate muir
derer. Surely eight hundred or thous-
and dollars would be little indeed to
offer, to condone the laxity that permits
convictS to walk untrammelled in our
midst, or to quicken the search for the
brutal slayer of public officer.
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1886-01-02

Of Katie Putnam who is now in our
midst, it is said she is truly conscien-
tious artistic, and even enters heart and
soul into the character she is called upon
to portray. She is most admirable
vaudeville actress, and the peices she
has selected as her repertoire are all of
light pleasing order, and we'll suited to
a miscellaneous audience.
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1886-01-02

THE MIKADo, by the Skif Sans Souci
Opera Company, at Hydes Opera House,
Tuesday, January 5th. This Company
have among them the original New York
cast for the Mikado, and is said to be
very fine.
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1886-01-02

There is one matter that the house
keeper cannot put aside, and that is the
constant, daily demand for groceries,
MI. W. S. HUT on Main street, between
second and third, offers through the col
umns Of the LADIES JOURNAL a full line
of fancy groceries and provisions, with
an attentive and polite corps Of assistants
to attend customers and show goods.
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1886-01-02

Ladies who wish any choice dish for an
entertainment or for tea, have butte send
to the Woman Guild Of Trinity Church,
when some of the finest cooks and house
keepers Of the city, will respond by i'm
mediately preparing the dish, be it sal
ad, ''seaIlop, made dish, Charlotte russo
or cake. These ladies also supply orders
for theil justly celebrated candies and
bonbons. A telephone to the residence
of Bishop Pierce, upon Center Street,
for any table delicacy will be quickly re-
sponded to by housekeepers and mem
bers oflhe Trinity Guild.
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1886-01-02

winter-and few Of them are mott
should 60 to the greenhouse of DR.. Dag
get on Ninth near Main street. Here
one ca. see azelils in blossom pnks,
roses and all pretty blooms, while the
Doctor sells any Of the bright, odorous
bits at a very reasonable price.
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1886-01-02

Last week we mentioned the invitation
the Secretary Of the State Bar Associa-
ton had issued to the ladies, hoping they
would attend the Fourth Annual meet
ing of the Association to be held at the
United States court room, upon next
Wednesday. January 9th. We would
now like to urge our ladies to answer the
invitation in person. Some very excel
lent addresses will be delivered and pa
pers read, among which will be one by
Judge Thweatt, Of Helena, upon Probate
court system. This is a matter in which
ladies should be interested. Alas, poor
ladies, that they should ever have to
be interested in matters Of probate. But,
our law expressly states that our own
spinning wheels may belong to US, SO let
us spin a little strong thread of influence,
in order to ''keep all the law allows US
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1886-01-02

A lady who has given up housekeeping
offers handsome Persian rug for sale.
This is one Of the large center pieces for
a parlor, the same upon both sides.
Costing sixty dollars, and having been
used but three months, and not wishing
to keep it, the owner will sell It for forty
dollars. This handsome rug can be seen
at NJ. MaXWell'S store.
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1886-01-02

Our city authorities certainly offer a
small reward to quicken the ends Of JUS
tice. A city officer in the discharge Of his
duty it is supposed, was mysteriously and
most shockingly murdered, probably by
a convict out for an airing, convict who
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1886-01-02

and ali articles used in wall deco
"a the many ladies receiving their
upon New Years day, the Ia
IorRyAl has been favored with the
ing names;
! he residence of Mrs. Sam Q, Smith,
Mary Beattie, Mrs. R, Il. Par
Mrs. Young, Chas. Martin, Mrs.
Hunger, Mrs. E. Y. Deuel., Mrs,
Butler, Mrs. George Martin, Mrs.
Il Johnson, Miss Parham, Miss
bic, Miss Gatlin, In the evening
! Smith entertained tn german"
IS. John Wassel, corner Sixth and
! street, assisted by Mrs. Sam Was
Mrs. George W. Caruth, Mrs. c..
Cole Mrs F. W. Compton, and
George E. Dodge, and Miss Emma
klOn, Miss Katie Robbins, Miss Bes-
|Pnre, Miss Matte Farr and Miss
hhCole.
Hb |, P Quinn, at her residence on
RLlgAth Street received her friends
\ three o'clock in the afternoon to
n IN the evening, after which hour
bachelors Club danced the "ger-
Oeng entertained by Mrs. Qyinn.
r. assisting in the day reception,
+ Won Harten, Mrs. Judge Nc
\. and Misses Nellie Hyde, Lucia
!" anne Buchanan, Natile Sew
land Maggie Gleason.
RI breySacher, wife of DR.. A. L.
'''ner received from two until six
'' q assisted by the following
, 4, MIS- Edwin Bentley, Misses
En- 'u'ner' Clark, Bein, Williams and
, ii = :. 3 Thomas and her daughter
n, LaIq Thomas received from one to
S0S : on Capital Hill, assisted BY
n : A. n Marshall and Misses Mary
''"' Marshall and Mamie Jew
m. : y Douglass received at her
.gb r's upon Scott Street, from three
M, ! n, assisted by Mrs. D. Mil
/. ratip Sidleman and Misses Wilkin-
raer. ,n ul', : Ala.,) Whitthorne.
= VINO are fond Of flowers il
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1886-01-02
l,,al News.

.,,i who has some very iin2
'i' i.,s, d call the attention Of the
's.'' 1,s !. The store Of Nj. Cas-
!, . ~ east side Of Main street
' 80. ,,l'T and his goods are of an eN-
slaHy and reliable.
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1886-01-02

:. cpAs. E. ABLEs & Co., offer
,' bo,,se decorating store, a large
~. newest decorations for walls,
: ...p carries the finest line Of pa
he state, also mirrors, picture
md ali articles used in wall deco
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1886-01-02

: who are fond Of flowers in
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ipubte ni6t, mas er nit Der langen
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6ausHur ffeben unb las bic Mnfdldge.
ilnwilfiirli6 fuGte er suerff nod benz
2ettel Der WaIballa. Das programm
mar basfelbe ipie AM Nbenb porber. s.
mar ibm unangenebm. baB ber Name
aatbi e96ne barauf ftaab. unb es