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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-02-28
A. F. COOKE, Agent.
c. BREWER & CO., LIMITED,
Queen Street, Honolulu, H. l.
AGENTS FOR

Hawaiian Agricultural Company, Onomea
Sugar Company, Honomu Sugar Company,
Wailuku Sugar Company, Waihee Sugar
Company, Mal<ee Sugar Company, Hale
akaIa Ranch Company, KapapaIa Ranch.
Planters Line San Francisco Packets,
Chas. Brewer & Co.'S Line of Boston
Packets.
Agents Boston Board of Underwriters.
Agents Philadelphia Board of Under
writer's.
List OF Officers:
PC. Jones, PRESIDENT; Geo. H. Robert
son, Manager; E. F. Bishop, Treasurer and
: atary; Col w. F. Allen, Auditor; &.
y. -. n. Waterhouse, A. w. Carter,
directors
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-02-28
vi EETiNG NOTICE.

THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING
of the stockholders of the Inter-Island
Steam Navigation Company, Limited, will
be held at the office of the Company, on
TUESDAY, March %, at 10 o'clock m.
W. y, MCLEAN.
Secretary l. L. 5. n. Co., Ltd.
422S-td
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-02-28

A Model Plant is not complete with
out Electric Power. thus dispensing
with small engines.
Why not generate your power frons
one CENTRAL Station? One gener-
ator can furnish power to your Pumps,
sCentrifugals, Elevators, Plows. Rail
ways and HOSTS; also furnish light
and power for a radius of from 10 TO 20
miles.
Electric power being used saves the
labor Of hauling coal in your field, also
water, and does away with high-priced
engineers, and only have one engine to
look after in your mill.
Where water power is available IL
costs nothing to generate Electric
Power.
THE HAWAIIAN ELECTRIC COM
PANY is now ready to furnish Electric
Plants and Generators of all descrip-
tions at short notice, and also has on
hand a large stock OF tVitr, "a, p,l,t-
iers and all Electrical Goods.
All orders will be given prompt at
tention, and estimates furnished for
Lighting and Power Plants; also at
tention is given to House and Marine
Wiring.
THEO. HOFFMAN. Manager.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-02-28
Then WiTth'S Circus

Has shown how entertainments of this
class can be made acceptable to ev ~ one
and devoid ffense to any.
Nothing has BEEN seen or heard from the
company that could offend the taste of the
n ost modest pleasure seeker"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-02-28
Outside
Indurine.
This Is for Outside Work,

Such as Fences, Outbuildings and Labor
e, Quarters. 1t is thick paste TO be
diluted with cold water; stands rain and
exposure, as we'll as oil paint, and costs
bat fraction as much.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-02-28
WIRTH'S
CIRCUS.
HAWAIIAN STAR
Reports When We Advertised
In the Star.
SATURDAY, January 18th. 1895

favored the past month by the visits
of three companies OF more than
ordinary merit. We refer to Prof.
MusIn and his company, who represent
the finest artists and music in their special
line that are 10 be heard in any country.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-02-28

We WISH TO call your at
tention to the following
goods just received from
England:
Sheet Zinc,
Bar Iron,
AnVilS,
Fence Wire.
Hydraulic Jacks,
Rain Gauges,
HubbuCk's White Lead,
HubbuCk'S White Zinc,
Sauce Pans,
Tea Kettles,
Fish Hooks,
Dog Chains,
ChamOiS Skins,
RazOrS, Etc, Etc.
The Progress., 1896-02-08

Hon. A. B. Booth is in an awful
predlcament, Hardy Brown (presum-
ably Brian) is down on him .-Shreve
port Progress.
HE PRoGREss knows fIom expert
ence what results when Hardy Brian
is down on anyone. We remember
once Of reading something in his pa
per about taken by the seat of his
pants aud sent flying down the gold
Ell stairs Is that shat was done
to Brother Booth, friend Hicks
-LOulslana Reformer.
Yes, brothers va msllt Bean an
it You can draw any consolation
therefrom far be it from us to deprive
you Of 50 much pleasure, found in a
manner SO siIapie. You Pops-ciey
er fellows the most of you-take a
roseate hue of things generally any
way, and seem to enjoy the severe
drubblng you always get
But rs to the quotation referred to,
we'll wait till we sec whether Hardy
Bran will boast of that Ieetle act of
his, and then maybe we viii! answer
you friend Kearney
The Progress., 1896-02-08
2 rsonai

NJ. B~own ani tamtly and Mise VI \
30 ssaut let list Thursday fDr Mem,
phl-; where tnev will reside IN The fu.
tu,e. III ir many friends regret tn II
de0arture.
MISS Bette K. Hsmls)n ana dauyh
ters, the Mss & tf"n are pleasantly
located on Spring STREET.
Miss Harp, OF LAX" Cra~lts. wa9 the
guest of Mrs. Levert Strlugtclow,
Tna friends OF Mrs. J. ]. Scott will
regr. 10 hear of ner ln1l p 'sltOn
Nj s Jenpc \. Gravhnl, who has
b en- cDnuecrci with the X ,te 7. Nell
son Semirary for tue past few wears.
mas RETURNED 20 ner nome IN New Or
lCtns.
Mr.. j. &. Hamilton made a business
trip to New . 'aus this we k.
me cont nuei iu"!cmeycy OF the
weather for the past two weeks has lu'
III end 10 social happenings.
Mrs. ONh"IA Atkins wit Chnp"rone Il
o"vy o. cur pretty and popular G'rIo to
NLriI Gr.ts,
The Progress., 1896-02-08
~ehY.

TIE particulars Of thls mr. ilge
r9acned Us too aie fDr rplDic ltIou last
week, ont itIs one e our most pl'asant
privileges to cnroniC.e the marriage Of
parties so prem uent as these. On last
Weduesday, j inutrN %, at the resi-
denCe of the brides 1notuer, Ms. S'ay,
This lovely II ,me was artisticltly deco
in rich green ivy. bright holly berries
aud cnoice hOt-hou e plants. The bri 10,
Miss Livil S5av, leaning upon the arm
of her chosel companion, Mr.. Logan
never lookei mo . regal than on this
her wedding eve Her stylish figure S,
becomingly attjred in the d uutle5t of
pale lavender gowns, her fine handsome
features lighted by joys OF the hour,
made her indeed the queen Of woman
hood and thrice the queen ct the h 'ar.
of him, who in all his manly dignity
stood ty her side TO re;eive the one
great gift of lie. woman's love. Der
heart, her lite- long devoti)n.
Both parties are 50 wels-known that
not all the lines our hand cou d add to
their virtues. their high standing and
the esteem in which both are held,
We wish them unallOyed happiness
and may their life be as calm rs the
deep flowing river, which calmly. Sc
renely and joyfuliy flows onward to the
greater sea of happiness, complete now
and forever.
The Progress., 1896-02-08
The FriR,Rr Y.

tle Oty
pri navy held Wednes' Y, For Mayor
N.nson, 322; Clrr,,, .o6; Mcclellan, 40
no choice. t'pr C..uncIimen-N w ara
Toombs. 81; Lo~en;nal. l0"; Her
old, 9S: T,omts and Low cntnaI nom
nate1, Tne So;nnu Ward elected
M,-srs. Aston mi Ho 2man, they nav
my 10 opposition. Wald lhIc' Dan-
oreun, 70; Scofi Id -: Danbrenn nom J.
narel' Ward Fouc- Nmh sh, 'S;
Turner. 46; Wuubsh nominated. ""rl
Flvc-Quig es, %; ConeGys, 81 Qnl les
nominal, Il. Mr.. Yuuree was nomlna e |
IN the Six h Ward witlolt oppoA'l'E'
The race n mayor VIII be lnn sVer
again hv MAr-rs. Nin-on ani M'kenar
next Wedn..d,y and will n rouot be
very Y Iltlny.
The Progress., 1896-02-08
III
Butterfly Fete.

For the past two or three mouths
Mrs. Travis and her p1tron9sses have
b en- faithfully rehearsing the mmv
beautiful dances with our charming and
pretty children.
The first performances was given
Thursday ana followed by others, the
results OF which we will give in ouI
next irue. The cause is lau liable one
anu well deserving OF great patronage,
for where would elevate they must en-.
tighten, such il the mission of a public
library.
The Progress., 1896-02-08
FitXsimmEn- Naher untcst.

For the FulsimmouS-M3hor athcIotIc
contest IN" Texas and Pacific Railway
VIII sell round lIIp tickets to vi Paso at
~" rat" OF on" tArc Date Of sale Feb
ruary < 8, 10. IL and T., good to return
until February -. In addition to the
regular service a special traiu VIII leave
Fort Worth ON the night of February
L., and Will carry through seepers and
coaches, and will run through solid TO
FL Paso, For further information
apply to T. Al. Donohor, unon ticket
agent.
The Progress., 1896-02-08

For the b,n fl of the readers of the
of our last edition We want 10
say that u was our intention to give
the pronunri ition name OF tae famous
musician n)w occupying the att nti m
of our s. III land; tut owing to our "
geographic II error our gooi lntentS an i
purposes were naught. We meant {,
saw simply this: That "Paderweskl' y
was pronounced "Pader tf'Ki not
''Paderooskl," tu' we sad n thing III
all as 1t appeared last week
The Progress., 1896-02-08

The National BI-metaIIist, publish
ed at Chicago, has an excellent ilIns-
tration Of CIeveIands bragadocl0 on
the Venezuelan question: He is
pictured as twisting tko British il
on's tail in this matter and when the
feroclons beast opens his mout t.
bite, our President fills it full OF
United States bonds, a bait SO paIata
bic that he begins to purr immedl
ately. Ah! Cleveland, you traitor. il
there is no hereafter for you, some
thing beyonl the ordinary will be
| wrong.
The Progress., 1896-02-08

Miscellaneous
Axle Groa s9-SelS at 81 by the case.
Butter Creamery is held at l9MD26c by
the tno; dairy; fiMlSr: country, l5N2Dci
Lime-Alabama is b"ld at .ll5 per
barrel.
Oil-Coal oil by the ease sells at :l.9O;
per gallon by the bamp', l3r lard oil,
winter strained. held at !,00Eer gallon
Liuseed oil, GJ01J.
Powder-WhoIe kegs. 1926: half kegs.
Il 50; quarters, sll0.
Starch-il3c per pound by the box.
Salt . Evaporat"d, per sack, $40;
Louisiana salt, 95r. Michigan barrels $50
pounds, slGo. rock, lc per pound,
! Shnt-Drop Of all kiu3S sells at :l.3j;
buclishot, II s.
Snap-ralm 81 80: Olive s2i0
'Fon and Hardware g
Axes-$G $GO0GI0O0,
AyIes-G]5r per pound.
Bellows-2Om22c per inch
ltings-ttubber, GDc ana 10 per cent
Oft.
Casilsgs-3lz@4}4c per pound.
Hoes-s3@DG per dozen.
Horse Shops-Quo,rd at =, per key
mule shoes - 30 peIgkeg.
Iron-FiaE, round and square, 24c
rates.
Iron Bound IIames- .3mG per dozen,
Kelly Plows Boss, 8 30 each.
Kelly loints-Boss. 81 40 per dozen.
Kelly Land Slides Boss. sl.40 per
! dozen.
Spades ~Short handle, per dozen. sG. 80
all 90
The Progress., 1896-02-08
A Man

When hungry wants something to
eat, and The p ace to get it when in
Shreveport is at the Lunch Parlors OF
Frank Serwlch on Market street
Franks parlors are headquarters fol
fine fish and oysters where they are
served to his patrons in the highest
style of cnlenary art. Cell and bt
convinced.
The Progress., 1896-02-08
MADAM RUMOR SAYS

That tn heelers we-c hanging arOunC
the street corners ike chickens in {
rain
ha, ever the persuasive eloque"cs
OF II AMY E Maloney could mt pul
his ma through.
lhat Commodore Romegosa Brought
to bear all his influence out for once
it nidn't reign
That the III q cert fca-e threw
Pop Linuan and Boss Hol2neroI 1t q Joh
job
That the long green couldn't stand
&c o.e the lit lie red Wednesday.
That the registra ion compIel"iy rou-
ted the hobo Iorces OF captain + rd
Re Chlcr and his utIuCuCc wa not so
Va uabl as be ore.
That she heard rome urpatrlotDr and
UnOppreeciatlvc Citiz'n say that Shire.
vepOrt had crown tied Ot the ruI" o. Ro-
mog0Sa, Llnman, HoIzner, Ma,on"y
and Reich cr, what a quintetie t is.
That there is gencra';mprG'aI among
the honest people Of thu 5 'tem n'p-
ted at the recent pituitary,
.,,n,'I ,aJ I;.1 w. = ,''"' ,s,,J,a, ~ Sa d,' ''
Tha4 49, ,,aI ," ,Ia,m,,, -. .,h,..,.,.
man, 'i' ,;'o ''.'," ,.i',,r n,
rV' ima, 10 ,I '',,''I'-, ,
oIynr,s 81 ~, "on,n, ,nodc q, h,,.irg
,r,n,or,. n,, ,n.
Tba, I,i' 49,, ond ,o,s.b ,.ni r,,,,r
o.oa;,, ~ 10y '''' i'I ,r',l,',J -
l,,
n' ,',',,.,'7 ,ran, ~ ~ '"" Ina1Jnv h,t WV
Thnt ,I,, ,,,l;a, ho. ',,'nn xxx n.vo,
% Wv, ''', ,L'I,',.I.- "'' nr n,,,,aI
"0" clo,"onr ar" 'mo ro,', 20" 'nI , ,t",,n hn loo
,fnn.',r a,',,.,;,,, : ,,,J ,,''" ,,a.;l
Thor ,bo nnhIic ' "nn, p'', -. 80 .,,.,;.., ~,
Iinm,, R~nar,s, 80 pai. iI'r " Iorny
and UnIlnn,..,, 10 ~ r>nr ',In'n. '', nVI
stav tbnre nv.rci.i > t,r1,., ','',.i ni,,,nn,
r,,,' L,,. S'I,'S % ''''lI", 'I,,
The Progress., 1896-02-08

The many friends and invited GU -sts
of the circle of Hypatia were woefully
disappointed on last Tuesday evening.
when the rain te2an to descend in such
torrents, thus debarring them FROM par
ticipitipg in the pleasures that even'us
Which Hypstia always affords,s Not
The Progress., 1896-02-08

Just keep your eyes-it will take
both-on The PRoGREss. and see if
Won don't discover new and wonder
ful DEVELOPMENTS all the time.
The Progress., 1896-02-08

ssSome of our Popullst friends chided
us terribly for supporting Gov Fos-
ter, a gold-bug; but they seem to
think it matter of course for them to
do the same for Pharr an even more
ardent gold bug Well, for them, we
suppose it is perfectly consistent.
The Progress., 1896-02-08
/ II
Valentine Party.

The ladies' Of the Methodist Churcn
are preparing for their valentine
Party" TO be- given on St Va,nnrin -
Dav. An elegant time Is anticipated,
and as the entertainment Is in the hands
Of ladies. who do everything wei, We
can assur, the visitors that it viii be 1.
great success. ori ,ying JOY u all, and
we hope great financial su,ce,s t, the
ladies.
The Progress., 1896-02-08
CONSTABLE SALE,

No, 1866 Z. B. vs.. j
Coleman.
BY virtue Of a writ Of ticri faciaS issued
to me III The above cutitlrd and mum
bcred SUIT, by Hon. {, ID. Hicks. Justice
Of the Peace IT. and for the Fourth ward
Of Caddo parish. la, have seized and
Will sell at public auction at the Court
room door, 2O5 iilan street, Shreveport,
between the legal hours for sales on
WEDNESDAY,, FEBRUARY 10. 1896.
the following described Eprpperty to- wit
one lot household and kitchen furniture
Terms of sale cash, subject IN appraise
menl. {. w. X ELY,
Constable
The Progress, Feb. :. 1888.
The Progress., 1896-02-08
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.llar,il Gras.

o. account of the Mar i Gras at New
Orleans, February IS, the Tsxrs and
Pacific Railway will sell round trip
tickets at rate of one fare for the round
trip. Dates of sale, February 10, l6 and
II. rood to return uutil March 9
The Progress., 1896-02-08

wit1stHn ling the BAD evening few
bray the weather and spent a few de-
ll.h Iul hours. We houe tnat wuen
again so hOnored by Il e1e cutur' d la
dies the lyments NAV sm;le on us.
The Progress., 1896-02-08

The better element is always in the
majority and can always control pub
lie affairs, if they will concentrate
their forces,
The Progress., 1896-02-08

What is the most slippery log in
this State? Kel-log. If our readers
think we are entitled to chrome, send
it to us, We would like to have it
about niger what is steat!ip er wat
ter mill1n
The Progress., 1896-02-08
Cought 1T Last.

Tue7d ~ aftorn on Me~srS ". r
Harris and ". l. Fo3tero- th !arish
4 Mr. ". + Winston captured a re
OK efter a chas of about \ hours
1t is believed that tn , is the same
cunning ui fellow which for more than
TWO years has given many IaCk OF
hOunIs long ana useless race, and on
"a Cir gbsy'5 Island roamed and lo'-ted
and glOried in hiss possession in detitn-
c. of man, horse and Bound;
Gentlem II from different por ions Of
this stat aud Texas have, ut various
Iimes placed the best blooded Al Il traiu-
hounds on his trail bat eNccp u long
and exciting chase, ever came OF them,
Bue old Raynard has bean c ught at
last. but in MS death 1h0hunts unn WI
be deprived m ny interesting races.
The visitors Of this conquest -Cnt diG-
fereHt parts If the animal to several
gentlemen who hive vainly chased the
cunninr and flppt anima
The Progress., 1896-02-08
Snuihprh Iu,ubar NanufICtur' ra

For the Southern Lumber MarufA"t-
urp,s' Association at Memphis, Tenn,
the TrNrS and Pacific Railway Will sell
FOUND trip tickets to Memphis St "n"
;are. selling on February lG, Il aud -,
GOOD for rrfiirn until February -,
The Progress., 1896-02-08

A united people, purer politics,
better government, everybody busy
at remunerative wages, is the aim and
ambition Of The PsoeREss,
The Progress., 1896-02-08

1t it be justltisble methodto stuff
the ballot te perpetuste white su-
premacy. then all white men-;who
will support the nominees -sh..nld be
allowed franchise.
The Progress., 1896-02-08

The rank and file of the Popullsts
are patriots who will subordinate all
things to principle; but among the
leaders will be found as unscrupulous
demagOgues as ever trod the earth.
The Progress., 1896-02-08

The largest line OF picture frames
wall paper and artists mate ials.
4s,,sas BREWER LAENsER.
an 4O5 Texas street y
The Progress., 1896-02-08

Crackers, choc" soda crackers are
quoted at SIC; cream, Ci,c, by the lot.
Rice new louisiana, 3l9 M4IC.
Coffee and Tea
CoTee-Easv: fair ,ls1 1c;medum grade,
zoe; better, II .c.
Tea-';ood stock on nand; fair Do
mand: fair at SOC; good, 50@6D; FINE. ,ifa
S5c; finest, sl@l,25 per pound hv the
chest
Sugar and Molasses.
Sugar. standard grauulated, 81: st.
Emma granulated. 5lsc: snow white
So: choice yellow clarified. &C. primo
yellow clarified. 4I4c. seconds. &C..
MolsswS-Nrw #rop, common, lSG25c
rimo open kettle, 3sc; rrhoiIed, nonn.
Grain and Feedstuf
Confirm. mixed. sacked, lao lper
huShel,
Hay Choice prairie. Arkansas. ats',5)
TEXAS 1000
Oats Rust Proof &c; feed, .s,c.
Rye -
Barley, 1icmS0 90. ..'o
Bran Slcm-0. 90
Chopped turn-90c per 100 lhS
MilIpl SEEDS a, .Sj PER bus.
Cotton Seed Meal Sic
Sorghum seed Early Amber, 3l.2j per
ShnI
uWhcat None.
Eagging Mud Tics.
RaIIlnG -2lU, - :r; "a %. } 4r.
rwlno-For baIno lWrpoSus uFpteI lg
~ l}c per lb by the Edle.
irp;, TleS--b IT., gpr.
Chickensiand Eggs.
The Progress., 1896-02-08

Can our people realize the aw ful
effects of the cocaine traffic and effect
III Shreveport Great heavens il
they could only be made
to obtain bnt a small inkIing of the
terrible condition of affairs in shi.
inc here they would shudder at il
The Progress., 1896-02-08
60
ths irsJ.

Numa Do 'oTsSat one of the Doodle al
dermen o. Nv Oceans was turned
over 10 ths p nf entary officials las;
Mond y. AL hough several more
have been conyHcted some ne rIy two
years ago, he was te frst to nd be ind
the State prisons gate.
As far IS HE PROGRESS il cyace'ned
it would be wilIiag to T9le Sc all th4
others, if by that means y sforge:
could be gwen life sentences
He is not only a rib TAX T. but hc is
stepped in the most damn bic crimes
known to neral and civilized ciety
The Progress., 1896-02-08
Good Advice.

Early to bed and early TO rise,
Mind your business and tell no lies,
DOu't get drunk or deceive yonr
wives,
Pay your debts and insure your
lives with VIM. G Agurs. Of
flee over E. Phelps, corner Texas and
Market streets.
We are young IN years, but old in eX,
pericuco. Call on Us for all kinds OF
pictures, picture frames, wall paper
and artists matcria.
BREWER & LAENGER.
4OJ Texas street,
The Progress., 1896-02-08

The only house il the city that doe
tirst-class furniture repairing.
BREWER & LEANG Err,
4O5 Texas street.
The Progress., 1896-02-08

tits claimed that Vance and Demas
alecte by the Kellogg; Reed convention
are for Me kenIey. ..'.. s,.ss
In that respect The PRoGRtSs thinks
they dhow good Judgment
ls9s committee l. + qu' stai 70 Il e t
II The coDr' houseN ~ o'c'Ock Mon
! day 70: the purpose # o genIz son
| Thl1 Is one O; me most IMPORTING
moves that has been lnau.urate an II
|, To enope,i thai every mem Der OF tne
! commute. e vii, &c ept AMI re prompt
On hand.
The Progress., 1896-02-08

Socialism is the only theory o. gov
ernments which is prototype OF the
fr I creation.
The Progress., 1896-02-08


In view of the fact that The Popu-
lists have placed a gold-bug at the
head of their ticket We would like to
know how highly sur friend, Don
SorreJle now values the compliments
paid him by some of these immacu
late patriots who applauded hlm SO
muchIy for declaring that he would
not support a gold bug, Speak ont
SorrsIIe,
THr pRCGHtss wonders if the Eopu
lists Of our State have lot apart Hardy
Brian rs thew beau-ideal Of a patriot
aud champion of peoples rights
and liberties, untrammeIed by selfish
designs or pprsoanal mbltion'
We pause for a reply.
The Progress., 1896-02-08
500.

This is the number Of new subscri.
bers that we said we were reaching
cat for during the months Of Janu,
ary, February and March; and If we
keep up the present pace we will get
them too, as they are Ctming in at
the rate Of from five to eight daily,
This is from the city alone. We
have not included the new ones from
abroad
The Progress., 1896-02-08

Crackers, choic" soda crackers are
quoted at 5l6c; cream, ,C4c, by the lot.
Rice new louisiana. 3l6 H4I2C.
The Progress., 1896-02-08

Cofree-Easv: fair, ,lS4c;meduum grade,
zoe; better, y e.
Tea-iood stock on naud; fair de-
mand: fair at zoe; good, 5o@Go; fine. ,ila
S1c; finest, slMl,25 per pound bv tne
chest
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1896-01-24
DAVENPORT NEWS.

Special Correspondence of the Bystander
Quarterly meeting was held at the A. M
E. church last Sabbath, Rev. Burleigh
presiding.
Mrs. W. S. Ransom is confined to he,
home with la grippe.
Mrs. Willie Busey, who has been quite
sick is row convalescent.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. j. Jackson entertained
a number of their friends to cineh party
on last Wednesday evening. Each gen.
tleman was presented with a pipe as sou.
venir.
Mrs. Ruth Richardson, deputy IL. p,
has returned from organizing Taberna-
Gle at Upton. Also the Golden Crown
Tent at Rock Island. Officers will be in
stalled in the near future.
Revivals are now in progress at the
Bethel.
The agent will call next week upon
those who are indebted to THE BYsTAND-
Err. Please be ready.
Skating is the prevailing fad at present.
Dame rumor says there is wedding
near at hand.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. n. Richardson,
a son. Mother and baby doing we'll
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Call and see our new office.
Important Change on the Maple Leaf

Important Change on the Maple Leaf
Commencing Sunday, December Is,
the Chicago Great Western will inaugu-
rate complete new train service, short
ening time of all trains. The iLimited''
north will leave at $50 p. IN. instead of s
p. M; south at Z a. IN. instead of Z rs a.
m. nDay Express south will leave at
20 p m. Night Express" south, ear
rying sleeping car to st. Joseph and Kan
sas City at 8:15 p. M. .sDay Express"
north will leave at $50 a. M. exceptSun-
day, starting from Des Moines, arriving
at st. Paul at 7:50 p. M, Chicago 10
IN, This will be the only train to st.
Paul and Minneapolis entirely by day
light. a new train called the s.Twin
City Special' viii run from Kansas City
to st. Paul and Minneapolis every day
and will be the fastest train ever run to
the northwest, reaching st. Paul at 80
in the afternoon. This train will carry
first and second class coaches, through
sleep3rs and cafe dining car. and will
leave Des Moines daily at 4:05 a. m. This
new schedule gives the Chicago Great
Western the fastest and best trains be-
tween Chicago, Dubuque, st. Paul, Min
neapolis, Cedar Falls, Waterloo, Mar
shalltown, Des Moines, st. Joseph, Leav-
enworth and Kansas City
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the house was slight, fully covered by in
surance, but unfortunately the occupants
had no insurance on their goods and lost
about $25
Memorial service at thea. M. E. church
last Sunday was conducted by Rev. Rhine
hart, Rev. Taylor being absent.
Mr.. Wesley Young and wife came down
from Oskaloosa Saturday to spend a few
days at home with their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Q. l.. Young.
Mrs. Waltsr Davis is on the sick list.
Quite number of our young men who
We're travelling last spring with a minstrel
troupe have returned home.
The revival meetings are still going on
at the Baptist church with increased inter-
est, and will continue.