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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-12-13
Little Falls House

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arfs Staauua uut ttbe Seauemli6teit fir 8armer
Tas Sbauf,imm er 10 NIT ben bsfeu 9etrdnfen rer
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-16
FACTS ABOUT FEET.

The ideal foot Of modern ladies is about a
No. 3.
The common unit OF liaeal measure, foot,
was derived from TIC lel.,tn Of tho human
fJo.-
IL man ) feet II inches tall tho foot
measured lJ]3 inches and the middle toe 20
inches.
Ia Chinese subjects, tho ordinary height
bcin.: : feet, tie lG3sth OF foot was'9 inches
and lines.
The logsest foot Of measure is that of old
Turn, wh.ch IS equal TO twenty inches q
Engiish measure.
The l,u s.sn foot of measure equals the
English, i-d tic German or Eheulsh foot
wares IL iae different states.
There a. time when not only each coun-
try, but each town. had foot measure of its
own, Indicating different averages Of tho off
fereut leet il vlr!o~s LOO aiities.
Among a tribe Of low stature Indians,
whose height varied FROM . feet | inch to 5
feet 3 inches. tic length ( the feet was found
- be FROM . iucnes lines to 0 inches lines.
In order to get an idea of the length OF
shoe SIZES III inches 1t may be stated that o
foot measuring ten inches, with tie weight
OF the body resting upon il, may wear. COM
fortably, a 40. q suoo.
A youth in tho South Sea Islands, G feet
inches a. lci 1t, had a foot l2Ja inches long;
his lover eAtrculitles measured IS inches III
leagtl, circumference of calf Of le- TX
inches, ana LIS alll>4s ~ inches
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-16

The ether day. when reading Mr Ste
veasous charming s;ory. Prince Ctto.-
| cane GcrosS Tie following.
The night T2s vS-rl end vicdless. A
shaving OF neT Eooa b2d l.;cly arisen;
but it IVES still too snail and too low
down II Eeavea to contend with the il
Ecnsc lost Of lesser llDia-rics.
Ar Stevezsol Is couEouly supposed to
be 81 accurate observer CT i.atlrc. ard vet
here We Lave Lin writing Of the rev
Econ as having leeu 'l-tcly arisen. whca
in fact it must Lave beca Just about set
ting. Cut Ills is not ell By q sort Of
double barrcied blunGcr no rla,.cs the
ti.1e of this remarkable rising TO 10 9
O'Clock C. II. that s to say. wien such q
Eoon Us lie describes tsay tro DAYS old
Erst have Teen. rot merely invisible, Egt
at its very lowest point below tie horizon,
midway between setting and rising
I. Jones in Celford's Magazine.
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STATE STATISTICS.

Massachusetts, contains 500 square miles;
was settled il 100 ct plymouth, and was I'D
raltted INTO the Union Feb q, l7ga
Connecticut contains 4,St5 square miles;
was settled In l,6-J at Windsor, and was ad-
rai,ted snto the Union Jan. y. 1853
Delaware contains 1850 square miles; was
settled IL Ioo5 ut Wilmington, and was adj
n,!ts-d iIto tae Union Dec Z, 1851
kentucky contains 4o, 600 square miles: was
settled N lao ut Dooncsboro, and was ad-
Iutted into tie Union June /, ii92
Cal1ornia's area is 1880 squarc miles; it
was se:t.ed in I'OJ at San Diego, and was I'D
mitted into TIE Union sept. ., loS0.
Indiana contains G5,oIo square miles; was
settled IL l7co at Vincennes and wa. ad-
rityeI into tae Union Dec II, 1916.
New Jersey contains 7,455 square miles,
was settled il 1864 a; Elizabeth, and was ad-
United INTO the Uuion Dec. Is, l7ss.
Minnesota contains o,oo5 square miles;
was settie'i IN 1916 at St. Paul. and was adj
mitted ias2 tAe Un-on May II, 1888
Mississippi contains 4G.S4o square miles;
vas ssst.eG III l'IO ct Natcnez; Gad was cd
ElitSsd INTO the Y mon Dec. 10, lSI7
Tennessee contains 4l,s5O square miles:
was settled in Iss1 O. Port Loucon, and was
admitted TO tic Union June /, l'so.
Texas contains aco. 90 square miles; was
settled ii lGJ- 1t San Antoine, and was sai-
Elitted iEto tAo UAloa Dec -, loi5
Pennsylvania contains 1855 square miles;
was seta.cd N lCs2 1T Philadelphia, and was
Gdn4sted to thc Cn.on Dec, Ii, l7s7
EAole Island contains l,cS5 square miles;
YVES settled IN lC.sj u Providence, and Uas
aGElie,eu to 10 Cn.ol LAY - 1891
Vermont contains 0, i3j square u les; wa,
sett.ed ii i'Ji at Fort hummer, and was a.
Eilt.e4 into tAc CA4oa March 4, l.gI.
Virginia contains 80, is5 square miles; was
sct;leu IL iCs7 at Jamestown, and vas al
nitsed Into The Union Juae -, l.oa
Florida contains 5i,c40 square miles; WIS
set-leI IL l5t-I 1t ST Augustine, and was al
rlli.eal Into Tue Cn4uu ..arca J. lsr5
Kansas contains si,.-o square miles; was
sett!cd IN lS-5 CT Fort Leavenworta, and was
adiaisses. Ito tic Union Jan. -, ISL.
New Hampshire contains DOCS square miles;
was sett-e4 IL H.; - L.st-e LARGO. aid was
admitted into t.se Union Jui4e Il, 1855.
Wisconsin contains 54.4co square miles;
was settlesi in lCoJ tt Green Bay, and was
adinitted Into t4c Union CT May - lsia
New YORK contains eco square miles;
was settled in lGls ct New Yors city. end
was cG1liiIsel into tie Uaion July ii, l.al
North Carolina contains $3.50 square
miles; vas settled III iGSo ut Clowaa r.vcr.
and vas admitted ii.to tbs Ulioa Nov. 81.
l.so
South Carolina contains 1910 square
miles; WIS settiad in iGso a; AsAley River,
and vas admitted into ths Union Nay "a
tzSA
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-16

rne iusznt king Of Spain has ecrscg
passion for bologna saGz-a
Sir Arthur SuI.lrars faraocs song, ~Ihs
Los. Cbori. realized usariy So, 90
A saaf, CITY Eve feet tall IS 70 be placsa a
the grave Of Long Jo6n Wsnt.ortn
E,uueru~ WI am refuses to order his din
per irsua q rsenE printed In tos Erench Ian
guasS
The Duke and D1ehes Of Marlborough
lsaye England shortly 10 pass tie vinser N
Monte Carlo, xhere they have taken villa
Tor Eve months.
The Rev Bartholomew Elwards. who u
within a lew months o. completing bis cen
tury. (. the oldest Clergyman in the church
Of E3slaE.L though b. Is closely rrsssso os
Arcndsa.coa PLslpos. weo Il "
CupiI haz bee1 rlakins captures On the
Baseball fel.L Among professionals WHO
havc recently shoxn that they do not believe
that marriage Is a failure are Grunn!lns'
Clsve.anL. Taosapsoa, krocS and Van hA%
trsa
uaGu Hassein Eoali Khan, Persian am
basSadlr AZ Washington. alHays sle<fs Nieh
his hands resting in basin OF eola "a'ef-
lie got into this habit becanse be bad be n
u.=l to ! warm climate AID ee eoo.d COOL ls
blsud ia tll.s way.
TIE Due Of Argyll has habit OF ar
gaz.ng with bis hands fo-Ged beniiid iI-n
Ole day he was In this posture, WIN q nns
oench q srap<s IA o'e - s-,..,ts.d un
key beloazing TO his eoaehzi1aa sIieaA@eu w
and sole tie fruit
Nai;eulItsa Artsu. Sapdhe1
Washington Is a most ats1ei'A0us - - III
gartls stinj4Aanis, Out Icing $500 - =.
p...loso. her, lie has saown al A.o44Ia-' -
TASTE OF American HiAsa -
pe iinsn--l piVs' a..
Tie Nobel brothers arg $3.50, s1sS
Siandard Oh inca oil blHh -, -.
oOO ii entertaining LIE k-,,o,s,
scented u the cz;Afiha a'-a. -,
holder valued a. siVs.oo -, 81, d.,
drin a. D1lu sseIt s-S'os' ~ D
CIR.
TIE Italians were nor P'e. c.r-,,rr
manners OF Emperor " ilIa',, =. - -
They complain tHa' he nas ", =. - ,,o,n,.
cutting his sentences '',of Ail -, is net
his bore ciuihsa's' ue" q. TO- ,ror
fond OF iHacaFohL
tie itaiiahs ideai oi " "e~
Gen PreJevaisky, WHO aieu reernts
a., gD,,r.aa - tho
scs'hcp- - 80 ~. tIo,,,-.- ho and was
-hS ''e- lane aI', -, mi bjs ,o,r.
the rese'l.cr % .,.i'. ., noa ,o;iss in which
neyi as5te, -. =, ~, = ',e,.tio,s
he eFo0sed Ce'-. =. 49, -. -
The iamiisoi Auiii'iai ~ 7, -
rnuc pr 'zed nelr JON "a ZIG io' - =. -,
spin 1ts Pa - ,,,,-,,ia1s ,o- oyo-
- '',,,,.,. ,,,st "a one hut bride bearing
-. I,',,,,,t I'm, "a allowed Ia uear tho hin.
60 t,c, ia l,el,ayel To uecouDauy the
49,,
r-,,.,.
AN o.u 'Iiiio ''e''u =. Nv '-.O. -
taih~s .-'.' t"e4e - . 50 "a .. 80 y
ID ''lo i''e' LIZ ~ 20! =.
'Ie-'ti - ~" - - -, y
T'hc,,, Womb Inc moro 81 .ii,.auce in tho fact
nj " p,,I,,ar mot h.,e, one of Mr. Wal.
I,c.'. fr;,.n,I.
81. .-,
""''' rI' T,i".'. -,
las 'ee-' ~ 80 80 $500 w 80
teh",i-i '"ei NO. a. ',,i '-0 "....i.
Ua' NH' ~ ''.' .''l 49, - Va ~,
~ Neu4-' y ~ = ~ 80
leiIi'' = u'S ~ Nv -. - ~,
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QUEER TRANSlhTiONS.

Rob Roy still figures in l.ussia as LOB the
King, Roy" having been confused With
"Roi.n
A Vienna translation of George Eliots
"Felix lioit, the isaJicaI,n was entitled
"Felxl Eoll the illsoLi"
An English translation O. German novel
rendered len habc eInel Cast bekonIEien Il
have got guest by II Lave become 1aost-
In French version Of Guy Mannerin-"
the phrase "a s;icIit minister unsuccessful
preacaer; figured Is un IuiuistIe Gssassine.
An Eas lishman some years ago cGnc to Q
fore Il teacher to be ''iia shei' ia German,
an>. ras asked TO write a sentence Of colo
quail English aad then to translate il. lie
wrote: lie has b1lted and has not settled MS
bill" t-aps.atlng 1T lie has driven IN . Lott
and rs uos co on.zsd has ueaG
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-16

Never has she had less hold on the
young man than now. The cool. calm
beauty Of that other girl is too fresh IN his
memory. and few men ike TO be vituper-
ated in SO unprovOkei manner as this
So 1t Is Ia Lis coolest. LATEST manner that
be answers:
We'll, my dear Mrs, Mackenzie. what's
the rnw nows''
why have you not done as you prom
lsed met You saw Mr. vaavcorst this
morning. and told him everything you
knew about me
Il beg your pardon: did nothing Of
the sort. | hive not exchanged conf
depces with your friend"
do you mean to say that you have not
told liTa-any Of then-thst ry-tass
Mackenzie was not deal!'
THAT Is exactly what | mean to say.
Indeed. haven't told any ono that there
ever was any Mackenzie. Why under
heaven should meddleg"
The ildy manages to look tribe aolli-
bed Ter eyes-slways Manageable
take softer expression. but her mouth
Allows anything but good humor.
{erGivs IA" sAs MA Il ought 70
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cath Of The iaay when Tprupos.-Nss

k1rber<le Stn&Tf-
The response is not u-lanirnous- Yozne
va-ivoors; drops his gia-s ~i-h ssnkls
TO the fonr. his sife falls back s-eecAles4
in sser chair Mrs Xscxenzie makes no
ns1i. bat sis s-i1 and tugs IN enaSas
wav 3; the bFUad gold bracelets she sears.
Blake bzrats into a roar Of laughter. as
reai.hing across the table. touches Siasses
with he astouisaed Old gentleman. and
drinks the toast with unpleasant nilarify.
As bis gizs. comes down on The table
Mira Mackenzie d1snes her trsurelsts vita
no gentie hand amons tie fruit diskes
and deeautsrs. Blake picks them up sith
q sii~er and hands then back 10 her lis
a uarrn night. { know Ass. Mackenzie,
be ,ays Lat yoa Il need them when VOC
get eooler shs ri=es AID the bracelets
rpll 90 tbs floor i don, want them.
she says, That old nan gave them to
ne. and he has deceived me and insulted
rse When Is the aext train to Sew
foraT Mr. Blake. zill you take me 20
tine eity-5aa are all the friend have
here And 50 Miss Stuart engagement
- announced
Aa rariy train brings Mrs. Mackenzie
and Bl4&e-ao eong-Aial pair--to New
York early On Sunday nssrulng Here
they pslrt--tAe lAdy To r~.ppear like q
Gsieor al Long Branch the man to go on
With his ais1iess lie httle wiser and
god deal .aa4er. Il Is got until the
pa4tic comes. and he sees the to.tering
fortunes of the house of Stuart propped
up and carried through by the timely re-
enforcement Of the EanvOorst credit, that
he realizes how completely every eas has
tean sold
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-16

beca telling Mr vanvoorst every
thing. lie told re this morning that
Il Was all over; that he had besn
foolish tdat lie feared had not confiiel
il hi1 as | should have. that our Ives
had been very different. and quantity Of
such thtags. In fact" with a sudden
assumption OF her hardest mamie. "he
declined the honor-in the most civil way,
lis true-bu, still he declined it, If |
eo1ll have been a man for a moment
woal have killed Lin.'
"Deiny woman" says Blake, Il fancy
you contrived TO hurt his feelings, which.
though not as thorough as ElansI4ughter.
yet has lis advantages.
And now yoI can make fun of re
you. the oaly friead | E3Fe il the place
Well. she says. turning we@-ly i.ito the
ho1se. Il deserve il. s1pPose- l must
GO and ra4'.e L..-seis r-ess1t2@,e. an
going 10 Cr.vc-witl tie f-:=ly-this
evening Can goa imagine what Jolly
party we viii beg Good-by."
All sac sweeps into the house. leav-
ing Toil. rather so-ry for Ter sad coz
sidcrab,y astoRished. to start oil at
very gool p--e, which rather increases
tan Otherwise as he gets out on the
road. Tao simple rcstic stands open
1octAe1 a. LAST ~ this ulaccustoaed
spcet-c,o & fye-E IS an hour gait;
divers Cl7.,s>ca, Jogging along behind
t.o..el Ni-l.-ei beasts. o1er the pedestrian
Ii. Ut; Le strides steadily on. and
IS sssaC4iy lax over the same road. and
VIXEN Ls s,.-,ieas his pace under the
lcaStae1iry shadows OF Mr.. vaavoorsts
ts>ss. he Is undoubtedly the better for
ia S--k. Els face is certainly rather
d.. md rs for collar, lie ca2aot show
rlGs-.. bat his mind Is maze up and
Peaceful
Tie Louse is as quiet es when he left
A r-Epered ule=:-l informs LiEa that the
fully hev gone . d-.via'. I'll hut Mss
Stuart" After receiving wli,i satisfac-
togy iafor.aS;io2, IS vel es tie announce
Eelt tlSt there NeEt 10 L. time. lat
e. ~ hour ~. Dale goes up stars,
e. ~ coass DOWN c--i3. Co, cc1
Tia, evening ersss-a concession to
Is III t-s.es II his entertainers
g..ci lie Lss'.es very willingly. know
Ing. re:aSas. tiSt Lis e..est AID steul-
SeTs come cut rather vel IN Q 6-ess
coat. In tie drawing room lie Ends Mss
Stuart. looking more taan ever thing to
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-16

Ans boz snr,y thinfs 70 srueCs
a sl-n TOO ulseh Or kss too sca&
All raer- fugbo-s nnsx and . vsepaS -
All lie : ces-r tAs k<zse ac2n
a,,- DO. hardly rhtnxs 80 rtsnr
=. ,.,,l "a xztrn % a s-urners Eight
Tor ~. ga wtI eor-e and the kiss xil sssy.
Apt tae summer Eight - a stnters6y
And VT how easily ,hlurs 20 rght
N tbr s.--h aai kisAsf the winters ni-ns
Coua- ess-p frocs the soul IN the ssrsnss AZ
m, ; oora IN tae li.-nt q The si1ssr se4s
An. ,htns-s can n-ver 60 badly uronx
rts.. hz.art q. TUE AMI ta- lore be s-rungs
For tas t-isr. II Il eosnrs. AMI the we~f4as ram
VII t- changed by lose INTO Sunshine ss.a1A
-Seoe-e xAcicnal N Deston TFaseas<f
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-16
Railroads & STEAMBOATS,,
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Arrangement Of Trains in E6ecl
Oct. 22, 1855.


Unra further aotic< trains leave Auxusta a fol
lows
LONG wEsI-s-so AN. fer Lewiston. Farming
ton. kosAlaad. Pos;lsai and Boston; SO A. NJ.
for daIlo~eA ami Gsrdiner. 1910 tOi
Lewiston. Pennington, Rockisei Portland an,
6oston, 200 2. n f1s hAlsrreif snd tiar}iuar
100 and S5e L. a, k.Spre-s ia- brunswick RAfh
lewiston, Portland ara Boston; SD r NJ 70
hailowsA ami esarshusri ii4oa Z. ". triSaf Pull
ran for Lewtsioa. Portland sud eos;os. and ~
ssth saturdays oals SNpsess trains stops b.
,seen Augusta and feS,land NJ H4.lowell. 6srdine,
Brunswick and wesl5nees oaly.
Going EAST AIS A. n. nigh, expsess, tos
skowaessn. BansoEi Bar la. SOr, 81. ,,vphs.
A NJ for Wsteryille SSaShesAn Bangor. t,raeuyin-
NaneeeSro and h0slsen, $50 =. NJ. fer SHOW
hogan. Belfast. bsNfc-, Bapgcr 81 sreuhen :,
iona and Ancos'Hok rosEty; 80 p NJ for wa,eJ
vile ON SATURDAYS o.iiy.
The Night Pullman Trains run each vxy ever,
atsht, Sundays included. but not 10 Skowhexsn. o.
mornings,
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leave. Gardiner 70,
Augusta ~ s.ls A. NJ. i.la aud 4 asp M HxIloveu
At - A. NJ. i.so and OPT
FREIGHT TRAINS for Portland, 10 A. NJ, and
Els = N or " algiyllis and haaucDuru IL &. A.
", ana 40 T. NJ due fno,r Boston. - > and 4 3,
Z I, N. dar from Vsneetoro and wsteryille, % A
N. and ls.06 z. N.
flroash tickets to california and all points South
and West may be had Of 4. H. Walker, ticket agent
Augusta, the only Once selling via all routes an<
checking eaxgss. free of expense.
FAf>oN TUCKER, Genr Manager
;. L, BoOfHBY, Senl Pass. and Ticket All.
Portlsnd Oct. IL is>s -
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-18

Ees $50 S-l.ass ~ C.ra = c.rrLs4 -.
oswEso. GA sszrls svuFs 49,
ez --.l ss s4s s~lsz = Esg.s3.--y
rs1. 81 -1s a1as4 - - pEszAS4-Aez-
II as ~-sa - = 1-@rss, -
u@r1sr sf So s.1sr4s.sa- <sz4sF > g.
Es .ss1f 80 49, -.s < Ea4 s~sszzs4 acla
= fs-se8 - osaU-- ess - A49aS -
> - CEosz s.-s3 -s.az-F@s - laaatsz = =
g.selier -xet 81. slers eer4 gTo~s a. -
sseeta<L ksarv es1s sl-zss trlzn l-s clrF
si h-sz4s - Lszs lzlzrl2 - eEs ~ a@Fs
60 -fss 1-se-al O. CO. elTn lz1 -zssf -
ola. sf i s11oted ~ s11 ~s1z tsrQ4s -
cer- -l-s ~ir1 a. srEsrt A1t e9ss-s tiae pro
e.s snlel 81 ~ o~-s- sFoeaess 49,
-1 u t1- .-lez-ls - 80 ossssss --z-a
l1s.F a4s - CO -S1ssllla1--s
Lls sz9ers .s gea-s-s ~ hls ~zy 90 .
rsn -sd 60 -48e ssarf pas1s ~ ezra saas~f
aa = A-4 --slElss. a. a. Ale@ =
elg - fs r-tlls hs Gs4s1 = tnfoFlls1
- fae a1l-1 90 lLe ezra znd aosifg I1s
rlAr.s .srs raea al 1g~ m1ch ~ Vfrx s4ck
1.r are GOVERN a. ir ~sFs, - s~Fr4-sxy
l4.s ras -sra g-s-los 70 a. 10 txreorr
sl.-al la - pae8ty II 90 ~ psr
al4au 4la a-st talAs - ts zOtlara = sns
- s.l.ef as Es .lzDas la eta AIS isaA he
aay 10 .ls .sner ~ ooe ~ s~snEy acres u
cen. 90 uA4.4 e. Laay pruaaos from sso ~
40 r.she.s ~ a8ols luo. 49,. saa na.y
s-a- tram a. ~ 80 pss 4crv. seeordins 20
taar
81. llloalis L.s protaet on the ground
u r q she'd where q j, hustod - naea.
tags. ala.aa All xirl> It l. carriei insO
as f-cloFy aua p4t ~ ca-lls Isscains
wllch sF - - tts fesuels. The shaker
t.sxl separ4se- it groal ds-stsCious sahstau KS
al n Is Easssd into a warmer ssd oook "a
a a tefapsrsCure of from lGa g. y dssx it
tea r.-ssss ilto tie rsn. inSo ~bich giri
a4s pl4cel = giil ol PREPARED ALT ~atsr The
caas lie wIpod capped, sea-sd aild thrust by
ts basket Croul fgl into cockiag tanks
from these they are taken u the outer
vard. sprayed with cold VI ater and left for
tseaty foar hours 70 dry. Ia me packing
house ths caas ar l4t.sd and arc thea ready
for the market The) are shippsd Ia cases
eollala.as twenty-fOuT cans. Of which 100
esze make car io2d Camden alone SHIPS
ia ear loads annually. and may H. called
a falr eKemphacatlou of the Industry
WA II. bALLov.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-18

Ay son suffered ni ght and cay with rheu-
matism. go much 50 that he was unable TO
f.ed himself Nour sulphur Bitters cure1
him. ant am truly thankful 10 say they
arr en- houest medicine.-Ars. ". " CArle-
ton, Nife OF Deacon Carleton, First Baptist
Church. Winchester Mass
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-18

-Isv = o-ne-s aails .xeefs frnesF
Take re
N~rf..-e rs~ -H1 rr fterf en- srttc -
r-sssef So f-rsr~ fs~r~n.s Psrfus ~sFf rnr %
lssF kTrre~ srf fsrsns psE1ef F1rfes@ 81 srr
f--H fses-1lf fff~srf rcgrnecs Hasds r. is~tss
tfr~rrf ~ - Fsrf 4ftf rets - So -
frloz TteF> fsSae = No~rae-s sof Evlan
oe7ot
rvntr f.~n AZ Fl Nt-rn<E
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-18

BFS ROER-0n tuesday. October %. lsss. OF
clnslnp.Inn, Adrisu Den Boar. 49, A. yeArs,
ulaalUs and . dNys iUQeral fhurstsy a. p
ui frnm he foulth Holland Christian Re iormtd
church IA. range
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-18
RI-sINFss RREVITIEs.

inst received AZ Dsitsuthsler's. a fine lot
a zane. Lovers II deici3us meats shouls
m4 ks purchase
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-18
I AKk sHoKf q MIcHIeAN souTaEkA.

Thln lesvff Grand Espio d Tor AAcfsu a.
1.io p M. arriving there Al > -
Through fickets sold 70 prinoip pa poini' IN ne
niOed sis.eN Nexico and tsDala a. 4 Aplou
1iCtci once
D. SNITH. q A. Cievsisnd.
- Poor rtpos Ticket IgcBt
Cro " HUNtoS. Cny fioses Age1L
I6k.-s efect kay Dc 80
CHICAGO a EsT AlChlctf-til TRAINS
1 arrive Al nd "a an Jom Z mon Depot
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-18

CRAND RAPIDS & INDIANA-IS EfFECI
" sept p lisa
GOING NoHTH
Auivc Iesvs
1favetc ('ty rl a ~
Traverse CITY ara Hsckinsw- o1sm "a "a IN
roll IN luuHt ai J. 10
Dor Pete kew sad NsVslnHr s. , m > a. n
saginaw Esp pTess--------.-.-.-- --..ll ~ IA ~ 40
Saginaw E1IDfeaS .............l 20 2o pm le , m
Saginaw E1prcss nuns through solid-1rs;n
lcsying ~ m nss chair car he'd for
e CIV -liH9 m tfnin hss chfif csr fof
hackinrw- 80 tram has sleeping car for
Fesnekey and MscfnAW Cfs
CONC SOUTH.
For Cincinnsii -... itsm
For Fori Wayne and Kssi 10 slsn y can
For Cincinnati .......... .... .. 20 m 90 m
Prom Traverse CITY ..-..-.-lh fo = m
sit "a trsin has pHTioI car fof ciucirnsti
Al trains csiiy ereepf SUNDAY
boo r n train has sleeping csf for cncinnsn
a1a ? N train uneeis al haish 400 TOY -
trolt and Canadian poi1ts Afnsinx IN Dtsf9a' a.
lo.t5 m.
TuSkr-ou. Grand Espfds Fseis~s
Leave q ra...-....-.- Afufc -lt = 8 %
il ioa H. t----r.s-. . = D .t
A. almQulst, Ticfes Agent e. dcpof. HeoTEs n.
kunson crion Ticket Agent - Monroe
Z T. lockwood GER. rsss ard Tlctet Afeat
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-18

The finest assortment OF ban and largest
and most plump oysters N the city are TO
o. fouod ri Dettenthslers. III Monroe-st.
fish. oysters and game of sll kinds are re-
ceived iaily All orders, either by telephone
or gwen IN person, receive prompt atten-
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-18

frsirns suc esfinstes w. - flfuith~e 90 a.
IacsAon. tF he unde etirnec ~ sft,slts fui~risr
eecfTstiuf. CON fssliuT lu D1as suf ussuff 81
fuifh ~iHl Hsll- sss1sfr aecofAtons - fEs -
tAt permanent wetef color "AHr Hsison 10
80 rHsFsutec - on fhis srifriir enc durs o.
cecorsilna 80 sf tc pro1ucs bFffss ens-ss Cos Toe
same amount e m0ncf ths ~ UnriC 90 ~
fre sffnf rfaorn ift va rsr~f. be- fn heap
ahofNis work I'D the worf h. r4lsfsuised 20
- pe-tn nsusnf and ttai a. 49, never require 80
illf ~ ~ 20 fDisL he wsis ~fh shs ssrns o. 49,
uihef fu.sn
~. oeiine - the psr sntfa0ee - Towers
orers rouse sample o. one trads 81 Lhs
Nofk
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-18

rrs 4. ~ 49, tFf ~ E
Tas - -frs 80 te llrI-e So FssI -fsai
rsn1 fxn sfr-~r ne-r4f 80 -Fsrc rrrifs
f-sins 80 - 10 r~sf = rn SO fftus tsr
ler trw ma raf nthtr trainr lniiT -
oers sHr1er
81 Nl.f1feT TftsI reuf c~r1f GO
FcI~ rsr~ Tfff- frrrf 1f H~~
f-.E cEfTN rI fr rsur ftr fs
% f1EFFrTFt
ErIfEEEN Gfagf ssnnesf
frrs-pi Narneef
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-18

Dettenthaler. III Aonroe-sL, sells 4
finest oysters in the city.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-18
Y. l.. Cline. N.D.C.M.,

Trinity University. Toronto,
re-ns f,rr sts - 80 fos< s.ie Ee~ ers
OFFICE. WETgHAN BLOCG.
faa sok ~ kFb DlFt1uEezt
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-18

II you wish fish Of any kind. or hne
ia-ts re-h oysters, go 10 Dettenthsler s,
III AOnroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-18
Water COIOTFreScOeing.

EUDerior n o.. ia point Of Dursblsy a.
wei - Beauty
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1888-11-06
CORRESPONDENCE.

We do not hold ourselves responsible for II
statements made, or opinions expressed by ouI
correspondents.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1888-11-06
The Hno Tax APPEALS.

Nh EDroR: In your issue Of October
2Sd ]. A. NJ. takes occasion to speak
disparagingly OF the Tax Appeal Board
and the Tax Assessor. Perhaps 3 few
words on the other side may prove Of
interest to your readers. During the
session Of the Board q certain plantation
manager objected to being assessed 500
per acre on his four ton cane. stating
that such an assessment was more
thsn the plantation could stand. In the
crossTNamiBstion conducted BY our
Tax Assessor, the manager admitted
purchasing cane grown by Portuguese ir
the immediate vicinity Of his plantation.
paving $40 70 500 per acre. The case
was apparent 70 all. The manager would
be willing for the poor Portuguese. who
grows two OF three acres, 70 be taxed Tor
the true value, and then COolly request
the Government 10 permit the wealthy
plantation Dc let OF on the payment OF
only o1e-h2lf their proportion toward
the support OF the general Government.
Ii was quite natural the plantation man
sgers and their able counsel should feel
disguised and withdraw INN the CON
test Why should they not
Hilo, Oct 18th. SPECTATOR.