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The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-07-23

I. a. THURSTON.
Minister OF the Interior.
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Big Bend,

Seth G. Earl Post, G. A. R., will attend
the Big Bend Reunion at wenona in body,
II being the intention to make the reunion a
grand success in lieu Of attending the Mil
waukee encampment. A committee Of five
composed Of Messrs. Batchsller, Nattinger,
Mellon, Hannefn and Hill has been appoint
ed to invite Morris, Seneca, Marseilles, Ran
som, Streator and Sheridan to join together
on the way to camp. Marseilles, Morris,
Sheriden and Seneca are to meet the veter'
ans Of Earl Post here, and the Eve posts will
then proceed to Streator, where they will be
met by the Streator and Ransom posts, they
then to proceed to Wenona on special
train. Arrangements for the accommodation
of the old veterans will be provided in the
best manner possible. and the camp grounds
are beautifully situated.
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Cheap and fine
PHOTOGRAPH AND PORTRAIT
frames at Bowman's gallery.

Messrs. Ly och, Evans, Megafin, McManus
and Merrifeld, representative "Owls" have
been encamped at Buffalo Rock this week
There are no gumdrops on the Owl Club boys
and when they take an outing it is distinctly
understood that the Quakers are not invited.
Lemonade, birch beer, pop, ice cream, candy
and whist have been their principal compan.
ions. Rob McManus went fishing in the
county house creek on the first morning in
camp and caught cold; Dode Lynch was
kicked by bovine while he was attempting
to fill the camps cream pitcher; Art Evans
outing trousers were torn on a barb wire
fence while picking blackberries; Burt Msr-
ri6eld wore his pockets out while collecting
buffalo bones, and Joe Megaffin, jr., became
i'll from the effects Of chocolate ice cream.
The excursion will be handed down from
generation to generation of "Owls" as the
first and most illustrious outing ever at.
tempted by its hardly pioneers, and when
the pipe of piece is lighted at its winter
camp fires Merrifeld will Jingle his buffalo
bones while the soft notes Of the cream
pitcher will float out over Washington Park
and mingle with the adjacent ozone.
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Excellent free.hand and hand-rolled
PASTEL PORTRAITS
at Bowman's gallery
Amuselnents,

Amusements.
After a thorough renovating Of all parts Of
the opera house, the adding of new scenery
&C., it will be opened race week by the Glib.
ney, Gordon and Gibler Comedy, presenting
q fine line of new comedies, and carrying
an excellent band and orchestra, opening
on Monday evening in Lucille.
OF the company and play one Of our ex.
changes says:
The famous Gibney, Gordon & Gibler
Comedy Co. opened o weeks engagement at
the Opera House Monday evening, to q full
house, producing in fine style the powerful
melodrsma, Lucille. Miss Nellie Gibney, the
star, sustained in pleasing manner the
the role of Lucille Carlyle. while H. C.Giblsr
proved himself fine actor in the character
Of Edwid Carlyle. The Dudley Middleton
Of Morgan Gibney was we'll taken and Geo.
Summers, ss Eupetus Elias Erastus Confus-
ius Carter, brought down the house with his
laughsble "Hinglish' sayings. Miss Geor'
gis Sargent, as Gay Carlyle. was brightness
itself, while Miss Myrtle Clifford sustained
the part of Kate Menroth, the Creole, in .
manner that pleased her hearers. The bal.
ance Of the company is good. The orches-
ira carried by the company fills in the waits
between acts very aeceptably with the latest
music Of the day.
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BROMIDE
PORTRAITS
Four Days More.

Through an error of the compositor in
setting up the programme Of the County
Teachers Institute, the impression has gone
abroad that the institute closed yesterday
afternoon, but this is an error, for the ses-
sion will not end until next Thursday after
noon, at the close Of the examinations.
Ex.State Supt. Roach visited the institute
on Wednesday and Thursday. On Wednes'
day morning he lectured on reading and
grammar, and in the afternoon read an ad-
dress on "School Government and Disci.
pine" On Thursday morning he spoke upon
elementary geography. Mr.. George P.
Brown, late supt. of Schools at Indianapolis,
Ind but now editor Of the Illinois Public
School Journal, also lectured on reading on
Thursday.
The institute this year is the largest held
in this county for several seasons and has
been thus far remarkably successful in every
detail.
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The committee on public buildings Of the
Board Of Supervisors met at the court
house Monday and awarded the contract for
the re-plumbing of the County Asylum to
Clegg & Dougherty for $4,000. This was
the only bid handed in and Is for the placing
Of eleven automatic water closets and the
overhauling Of the entire plumbing system
Of the building. The cesspool in the cellar
will be removed and with the new closets the
sanitary condition Of the asylum will be as
nearly perfect as it is possible to make it.
The committee drew up specifications for
two new boilers for the asylum and at a later
meeting will open bids for this work and de-,
eide upon the advisability Of purchasing an
incandssoent electric light plant for the
court house and Jail.
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personal.
RIGDEN.-Henry Rigden is In Chicago for
a week.
FRED-Fred Scherer is home from his
lake trip.
BAGLEY.-wm. Bsgley's latest guest is
ten pound boy.
RIcH.-Thos. Richardson has returned
from trip to Iowa.
LAKES. George Trimble and Frank Vent
zer are at the Mackinso Island.
BRAD.-Ed Bradford, Of Chicago, is spend.
ing his vacation with his parents.
voar.-John vcgt, of Muskegan, Mich,
is spending his vacation in town.
DEGEN.-Mrs Samuel Degen has been
quite i'll but is rapidly recovering.
CHI.-Ed Dyer and Art. Hook cycled on
Michigan Av, Chicago, on Sunday.
BAscoME. Geo. Bascome, Of Fargo
OAK, is the guest Of his brother the Doctor.
BoY.-Albert Dufield smiled sweetly on
Wednesday. Baby Dufield weighed eight
pounds.
KILBY.-H. NJ. Kilby has returned from
the north. He is brozned and in splendid
health.
PRor-Professor Osthans, principal Of
Academy Of Fine Arts, Toledo, O., is the
guest of Perene Shaver.
HUNr.-Geo. Phillips and John Homer, Of
Pittsburg, will hunt and fish in this vicini'.
until the fires 70 in at Pittsburg.
PUrNEY.-Milo Putney has sold out his
jewelry store At Wsukeshs. Wis, and will
resume his old situation at D. Hess.
BALDwIN.-Mr. ". Baldwin, Of the firm
Of Baldwin & Prissler, left Wednesday on an
extended trip to Philadelphia, New York
and the famous granite quarries st Barre,
Vermont.
MAsoN.-Mr. Arthur Mason, late Of Sher-
idan, has gone to Washington, Iowa, to live.
Mr.. Mason, besides being good neighbor
and citizen-the kind of man whose de-
parture is always loss to the community
was one Of the few active democrats Of the
town of Mission, so that his removal to Iowa
10 loss to the democratic party also. The
FREE TRADER joins his old neighbors in
wishing him we'll.
GRIeas.-Mr. C. Griggs is victim Of the
hay fever, and as regularly as the sun comes
up on the 9th Of August each year, directly
after his fruit and coffee have broken his
night fast, the "pesky thing" tackles him
in the nose and stays there until frost comes.
This year, however, he headed Cff the thing
by taking his wife and household goods tenn
porsrily to Mackinsw, where he will remain
during the coming month or six weeks. lie
left on the 9Th and when Mr.. Fl. F. arrived
on the 9Th after break fast, the " bird had
flown"
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Now is the Right Time.


No summer sale has ever in ottawa Great
ed equal interest to that now in progress Al
H. J. Gillen's. The stock is 80 large anu
choice in all seasonable goods, and wi'hal 80
very cheap during the present SALE that II
is the unanimous comment thatit is necessary
to see to believe that such goods can be sold
at these prices.
The lines deserving especial notice, where
90 much is worth attention, is the line OF
silks in black and colors and velvets, which
are being offered at the extreme Of low
prices during this sale. The goods are
always in season, but the reductions are
made nevertheless.
The boot and shoe stock is also very at
tractive in goods and low prices.
The house is in better shape to-day than
ever before to deal literally with its patrons
and is, in fact, doing so. The house 10 con-
fdent it can save buyers great deal Of
money on cash purchase now, and asks oil to
come and see just what is actually being
done there.
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eY- Donotwaituntiltheh oliday sbutgotoBov
man 'sandsecuresuperiorpho tographsnow.
Our Races.

our ktAC0B.
The horses in the $50 pace will get the
word from starting Judge Smith from the
judges stand at two o'clock on Tuesday
afternoon.
All Of the horses entered in the races
here are fast-fsster than Strestor or Joliet
or Aurora-for horses are coming which are
fresh frsm the great tracks Of the east, and
have not been entered in the west until they
were signed for this city. There are two
hundred horses and thirteen races. This is
an average Of fifteen horses to each race
But one race has twenty and the smallest
number entered in any race is seven. II
the best time made during the races does not
touch 2:16 it will be because Rocky Ford Is
of his feed, for he has made trial hall
mile in one minute.
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Editor Zwsnzig, Of the German Herold per-
petratrated new order Of scoop on editor
Witte Of the WochenJlan on Wednesday even
ing. The editors are not on good terms,
not even on speaking terms, and when Bro.
Zvanzig discovered that Bro. White. Chas.
Metzger and other Germans were arranging
banquet in honor of ex.Supt. Raab for
Wednesday evening,he was exceeding wrotb.
He invited Mr.. Rsab to take supper with
him and after supper got him into discus
sion upon favorite topic, and kept him at
his house until nearly midnight This is
why the banquet wasn't grand success and
now Bros. Witte and Metzger are fervently
blessing Bro. Zwanzig.
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w. H. HULL & co.
Social Gleanings,

Miss Kusel is the guest Of Chicago friends.
Capt. f. II. Smith and family camped st
Dayton this week.
Miss Fannie Trimble is the guest Of rels.
tives in Blue Island.
The Misses Finnerty have returned from
their trip to the lakes.
Miss Adella Hathaway, of Alton, is the
guest Of friends in town.
Miss CIementine Waters is the guest Of
Chicago friends this week
Mr.. and Mrs. John Nash are summering
on the st. Clair river, Mich.
Miss Mae Saunders, Of La Sale, is the
guest Of friends in this city.
The Presbyterian ladies gave an ice cream
social on Thursday evening.
Mrs. Burke and daughter Anne are the
the guests of friends at Moline.
Miss Libbie Wilson has returned from her
extended visit to Battle Creek, Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. o. Black are the guests
Of their daughter at Plattsviile, Neb
Miss Carrie Colwell, Of Wichita, Kan, is
the guest of her relatives in Ottawa Center.
Miss Jenkins, Of Memphis, Tenn, is the
guests Of the Misses Roberts on the south
side
Mrs, Kinkls and daughter Clara, of Allie
ghany City, Pa, are the guests of the Misses
Frye.
Mrs. Chas. Newbert, Of Kansas City, is
the guest Of her mother, Mrs Hook, for
few weeks.
The Baptist ladies gave fete ON the lawn
of the Hon. Henry Mayo last evening. Ice
cream, etc.
Miss Anne Koenig and Miss Bindhammer,
of Chicago, were rendered reception ct
Turn Hall on Wednesday evening.
number Of young society people of this
city attended a reception given by Miss Rul-
ison, at Seneca, on Thursday evening.
Miss Annie Neary, Of Utica, and James
Finnerty, Of this city, we're married in the
Catholic church at Utica on Wednesday
morning.
Miss Matte Shook, Of Aurora, and Dan
lei Coffee, Of Joliet, were married BY Rev.
Holmes, at the NJ. E. parsonage on wednss-
day evening
Henry Cregar, Of Strestor, aud Miss Rose
Bauchman we're married at the residence
Of Mrs. Strawn, on Lafaye cite street, on
Wednesday.
The Young Ladies' Guild and choir of
Christ church chartered the City of Ottawa
and enjoyed moonlight ride on the river on
Wednesday evening.
The ladies of the Episcopal church gave
moonlight picnic on the Illinois river ON
Thursday evening. About one hundred
tickets were sold at the wharf and good
lunch was served up the river.
/ Get prices on buggies before buying at
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Baldwin & Prisler were recently awarded
the contracts for the erection Of two one
thousand dollar monuments, at Chicago one
to be erected for Chss. Gunther, the
famous candy man, and the other for Mr..
Young, prominent State St. real estate
dealer. The firm is one of the best in the
state, and their work and enterprise are fast
assisting to give Ottawa foremost rank as
q producer Of fine work in this line.
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The Mendoza Union Fair this year will
be the best managed and most fully stocked
with exhibits of any fair yet given by the
association. The prizes are more liberal
and must attract exhibits Of merit. This
fair has always been the Mecca Of the farm
ers Of the northern portion of this country
and draws largely upon our northern neigh
bors. A good racing programme has been
arranged and those who attend will find
both recreation and instruction of superior
quality.
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W is q good time to have your photo
O graphs taken at Boman's gallery
Y Don't delay.

It is understood that the time for chicken
shooting will be established as Aug. 10.
The bill was passed for Sept. LIST, BY the last
legislature, but by blunder Of the engross'
ing clerk II stands on the record as Sept. 10.
This state Of affairs, 50 say the sports, will
DO declared irregular and the old date made
to prevail. The sports will do we'll to await
the Attorney Generals decision, however.
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An entertainment will be given by the
ladies Of Vermillion at the old church, Wed
nesdsy evening, Aug. IA, which will consist
Of an exhibition Of Mrs. Jsrlsys wax works
for which an admission fee of ten cents will
be charged, children half price. Supper,
including ice cream, at 25 cents per plate.
Proceeds to help pay for repairs on church.
Everybody invited.
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The second annual fishing party for
this season took possession Of the "City of
Ottawa" on Monday last, making raid on
the shoals of Covel Creek and vicinity. As
the river was quite muddy and the breeze
rather cooler than any sensible fish will be
caught out In, the catch Of fish for the day
wont bear repeating. If any thing else es-
capped, however; the record is equally silent
thereanent.
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Deer Park, Starved Rock, Buffalo Rock
and the pretty dells and canyons Of the
south, are the objective points Of dozens Of
camping parties this season. Starved Rock
boasts Of three camps, one of which is inhab-
tied BY warriors from Bloomington with
their families.
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Tom Tolliver, alias Black Hawk, the coon
who shot couple Of Indians attached to
Forepaughs circus at streator, last week.
was released from custody on Monday, his
plea Of self defense having been sustained
by the evidence. He Immediately departed
for Kentucky, as he said he wanted to get
away from "dem Ipjuns.' Mr.. Tolliver has
doubtless discovered that good Indian is an
Indian who has been dead week or so.
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Carriages, buggIes and road carts are
now being bought by many persons who
desire vehicles that are durable, well
made and finely finished. To those that
desire the BEST We would refer them to
the we'll known house of Gay Il Son, who
are large manufacturers of such vehicles,
and who have a reputation for building
only first-class work. With their increased
facilities they are now prepared to meet
any competition that can be made. They
carry the largest stock in this county,
which must be sold TO make room for
more implements in their factory. Do
not fail 10 call on them before buying and
xamIne their stock and get prices.
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Mr.. Lispenaz, Secretary of the State
Dairy Association, will address the Deer
Park Farmers Alliance Saturday evening.
Aug. 10th. A paper will also be read by
Mrs. General Elliott Of Princeton. All are
cordially invited.
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Sewing Machines.

Don't be humbugged by travelling men on
sewing machines, but 60 to F. D. Sweetser
and get machine fully warranted five years
and save $40 to $l5 ON the machine for cash
or lease. Call at SIG La Sale street and see
for yourselves.
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Rev. W. F. Day began the seventh year of
his pastorate in this city last Sunday
At the Congregational church Rev. w. F.
Day will preach on next Sunday morning
and evening. Subject for the morning:
"The Promise Of Divine Direction" the
theme for evening: "Atrophy.'
The Rev. Father Miller, President of the
st. Louis University, who is the guest Of
Dean Heating, will speak in 81. Columbs's
church on Sunday morning at the 1890
services The public are most kindly in
vited to attend as Father Miller has the
distinction of being one Of the most eloquent
orators in St. Louis There will be services
on Sunday evening as heretofore at 1870
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1889-08-10

A committee of miners from Braceville
was in town on Wednesday soliciting sub
scriptions. After seeing the mayor they
left for Des Moines, L., but will return
next week. They report $500 people in
their city who are in destitute circumstances,
and will gladly accept any donation Of
money or provisions. however small it may
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1889-08-10

Co. D. returned from camp on Monday,
evening. The boys received many compli-
ments upon their pro ~ess with the rife
Orrin Moore securing the gold bar with the
rank Of sharpshooter. The command is
beautifully bronzed and evidently enjoyed
the weeks vacation.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1889-08-10

The new carpets for fall are coming in
now every day at J. E. Scott & Co. They
do very large business in carpets and
curtain goods.
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Silk Plush.

J. E. Scott g. Co. received on Thursday q
large lot of l6.inoh silk plush, which they
are selling at 329c. per yard. Alao another
lot at $40. per yard.
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Loose Diamonds.

Loose Diamonds.
A large stock just received at r. H.
Trask's. See his window show. Diamonds
also sold in the Ottawa Watch Club on same
terms as watches.
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In Purchasing a Water

In Purchasing Watch
You can save money by joining the Ottawa
Watch Club at R. H. Traske. Gentleman's
or lady's watch. The fifth club is now
forming.
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GENUINE hand. relied, free. hand sketched
=-= pastel portraits at Bowman's
gallery.
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DELAYS are dangerous; therefore get pho
=--= tographs at Bowman's gallery
now.
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GRAND RIDGE is eight miles south of Bow
....'......''' man. gallery.
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For flames three-spring wagon go to
GAY d. Son,
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UTICA is Only nine miles west of Bowman's
- Gallery.
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Get a pair Of those ST.. IS shoes at
j. MEGAFFIN's
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Be sure and get pair Of those fine shoes
I c. d. DELAPps.
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Those fine shoes are going fast at
G. ID. DELAPP's.
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FREE HAND pastel and crayon portraits
===-== at Bowmsn's gallery. See
them.
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II you want buggy, cart or spring wagon,
call at GAY Il Sons.
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THE COUNTY ! is only FIVE rods west Of
COURT HOUSE Bowman's gallery.
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1t is poor economy to sacrifice ---
YOUR GOOD LOOKS
to save few shillings; hence patronize
Bowman's gallery.
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Remember the great sale of those ladies'
fne shoes this week at CD. DELAPP's
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The best REMEMBER. ...........:
is the Bowman's gallery for good
cheapest Photographic.
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The best the cheapest our motto.
GAY & Son.
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-SEE
Hulls Clearing Sale

40 cent Hose ..........25c
10 cent Hen,sttched Handkerchief ............ SC
IS Hemsttched Handkerchief ..............I5c
40 cent Red Table Linens ......................2
A Big Bargain in White Goods .............. .I2ac
50 and 60 cent Silk Gloves ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Fans at Cost
$Ioo All Wool Cashmere Observation-Disclosures
65 cent All Wool Serges. Observation-Disclosures
A Fine Lot of Henriettas ............ .475c
10 yards Dress Patterns Henrettas and Fancy Striped
Suitings OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES $225 and $3.50
All Wool Flannel Shirts at half price.
Odd pairs of Lace Curtains very cheap.
lot of Ladies' s-ply Linen Collars at half price
lot of Gents Light Colored Ties to be closed out.
90 cent 54-nch All Wool Flannels at CSC.
$1oo Black Goods to go at Csc.
Laces and Parasols at half price.
A sweeping reduction in Underwear.
These goods must go. Come early
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Gays road carts. Best made at low prices
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We will not be undersod. GAY Il Son.
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A FEW more of those So, $3.50 and SIS
shoes to be closed out at Sl.75 at j. Megaffin's
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Get prices on buggies before buying at
GAY & Son,
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MARSEILLES is only eight miles east Of
-=-- Bowman's gallery.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-02-17

nR. r. 9. REDD,
~ PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
oAse atw. Y. ssvage's drug store. i2-u