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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-12-22

bic ir6on ldnge pprber gu b~eiteQen uno min
IGen anfdnge1l, mas i9nen Der Beibna9ts@
mann bringen ioQ. Wie e~rnartungsppa
ie6en fe benz ge6eimniBboIen Gbritabeno
ontoegen, an pel9em Die @unI9e in grz
fulung geben unb ii9 pertpirtliden
1oQan; unb enbli9 1T ct bal urb bunr INTER
benz f:dtltrubIeuben unb sel9miidten Sam
nenfaum bas frD6li6e Subtlire1 un6 bic
~freubigen 9eft@ter Der &leinen! Man Miro
gang in Die 3eit Der ei9enen &inobeit 5uz
riifperiebt. 3 ielig, 0 feIig, Elm &inO nod
gu ietn..
9as Meibnu3tsfeft lit 70 re9t ba3u ungez
tbdn, Der arn1en &ranten unb Sie9en, Der
pirfli9 NOt6leiOenben unb 6iilfsbebiirftiz
gen, bieIen StieftinOern bes @liid5, BON oez
nan tpobl manfe bpn Der 3utunft ntAt mebr
bel Sonne gu er!parten BADEN, i'm @obl@
tbun uno Mttt6eilen, bus gu %unleren Bflid=
ten geb0ren foa, gu gebenten uno i6ne1, bic
miibTelig lno 6eIuben fino, bic 2uit tragsn
6:lfsn uno oas @lenb 81 miloern, oamit fte
ONE Der froben NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., bic allen
8Dlfe1a Dioerfa6ren piro, tEetlbaftig tperz
ben uno itG freuen, Elm WD6lgefallen Der
WteniGen gefunben gu baben unb nit elm
itimmsn in bic SeiteSbbmne, Die gum 9rauen
Se5em6erAimmel emporiteigt. Sbu ba8
Suite, mfrs in's Meer; iiebt's Der Slid
uiht, fi:bt's Ser 6err.
3tpfi9en anoeren 8alobGumen itanb emit
Der Sanntn6aum unbea9tet uno pie perz
Iaffen ou, gtiemanb fiimmerte ii9 pp6l I'M
ibn; bod er ipu9s unb gebie6. Mb.r ipenn
ct gefdat piro bebufs 8ertpenbung gum
Welhna9tsbaum, gelan9t er gu Qnieben,
Sire uuo 8u4m, unb nit ieinem 9elitrabz
lenSen unb flimnernben SerSenli9t iibers
trtfft er ale dnberen 2i6ter; er pitb betpunz
berungsppQ u~nringt unb ungeitaunt. Wsl9'
Elm 0intpsts auf Den, gu beIen @eburtsfeIt
ct 10 f6on geidmiidt 1T unb 10 prabtppq
leubtet! Sein 2eben gli4 bic lem 8uume;
mad iei1lem Spbe gelangte er in ben 8e1ib
bon @leoem, mas er i'm 2eben ni9t bate
er lit cine 2euAte aus Der SiniterniB unb
iiberitrnbIt ben 9an5sn Groenfreis, Sober
fiiblt fi9 in Teiner Nd6e pobl.
Sd piinIde allen 0eiern B. 8G., aud 6etrn
Stmpn, elm frp6es unb oergniigtss @eibz
nd4tsfeit uno Elm Ditp Neuia6rsFet.
Mit beitem @ruB
@mtl 3 ergnndn n.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-12-22
8ldtter uno BIatben.

0as 8egieBen Der Sopf@
pf(an5en mitlaunarmem :
er lit i'm @inter unb Sommer Elm ie6r
3pedmdBiges @erfa6ren fir Die gsbei6ti6e
%@ntpifeIung Der pflan5en. &ranfe unb
balb psripeItte Pflun3en fam maj 3%upeilen
our9 8egieBen nit parmem @afsr au
neuem 2eben 6ringen.
I'm Weintrauben Gonoe
frif4 3uerbalten fol i@ nod Ser
ia3en, tpel3e cine lanDtpirt6I9aftlife
S4ule in Stalien an ite1te, getrodnster pull.
OerfOrmiger Sorf fe6r gut eignen, inDsm Die
Srau6en einfa4 in 9ol5tiiten eingstegt per<
ben unb Der Sorf bariibsr geitebt uirp; na5
bier Monaten erpieie en- ii9 bie1el6en mod
gang frif6 unb bon gutem NnIe6en. = 8ers
1u9e, pel9e bas Sn1titut nit Der &paierb;z
rung BON &artoffeln ~anite0te, ergaben, baB
fi9 au9 bierFir Sort ober trodeas SGgez
ipG6ne am 8eten eigneten.
= 8enn i'd &GIber d benz
Nbgen06nen aufb1G6en, 10 fieqt
bas baran, baB ie bic Milb aus benz Ru6fll
gu 19neQ uno gu 9eftig iaufen, babar9
fOmmt biefelbe ni6t in ben 2abmagen, ions
bern in ben Banfen unb bil0et bort einen I'M
berDauli9en &dIeflumpen, an bem bas 5hier
3ugrunbe gebt, Mun forge bafir, baB Die
&dlber Die Mil9 nun in tleinen S9luden
erbaIten. Dies gei9sbt am be ten, inDsm
man ibnen ben Singer gie6t Ooer aud our9
4npenDung zines 9ummi3apfens. Qu9 Die
Acknowledgment (3um Nlfbdngen an
Der Wanb) laffen bsIen 3ned errei9en. 9as
Bette 5uttermittel fir &dlber 1T gequet59ter
6afer, CUTE 8leie ober gequetf9ter 2einz
fame neben Mil9. Gpdter tann man ben
S6ieren audi etpas 9aubO9nenme6l Oerab>
rei6en. 9as leBtere pirft iebr gut auf re
8ebuarung, es er5eugt fe6r feires, g~lda5snz
bes 6aar.
@tnige Der nt9tigHen
Buntte, peI9ebeirt3ti9er3uf
pfGeqe bepba9tet tperben miiien, iinh:
.3unGht muB bas Yferb minbeiten5 monats
Ii6 eirmal ri9tig bsf9laeen tperben. 3pct<
tens fe6e man barauf, baB bic 0aFe Door
gems, Mittags unb &6enbs tpom0gti9 nit
elmer iteifen 8iirite gereinist unb getpaiAsn
fperben, 81 bies ni6t un9dngig, 10 tam Bel
beiBem Metter Ober nab elmer ldngerrn5abrt
ooer mad elmer 6arten Sagesarbeit Elm bides
Gtiid 6ila obsr Elm S4pumm an Der Soble
bes 6ufss Gst3t mittelit elmer su bieIem
;3pede angefertigten @tubIbrabtfeber pber sie
neg 8piI9en Die S6enfel beg G;Iens gcz
Iprei3ten 6Ol3ftiid9ens in fetner Gage eebal>
ten nerben; es berurfa6t bies nur tpenigs
Mii6e unb gerin9e Soften. Sci baften SUE
fem TT bieie 8ebanblung niht nDt6ig, menn
aud fie gereinigt unb getpai9en tperoen miiss
fen, um ale @egenitdnOe gu entfsrnsn, pelGe
Die Sleif9tbeile berleben unb 2abmRit bers
beifii6ren f0nnten. Sci bisfer 8e6Gnblun9
unb unter @ermeibung aler Settle tperoen
mir ftets 9ferOc nit beieren 9ufen ba6tn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-12-22
Qus Jutnois.
Nep 9ougGas, Mabiion Co., 81.
Ia. Sec. 1897,

Ne 10 ~ ~ 9 la Z, uCdulpH Opy oSu',
IA. Sec. 1897.
@ert6er 6err &ebafteur.
Die Grnte pur bier bel uns f9le9t. In
@ei3en 6aben mir nod ni9t einmal Die Musz
1aat 3uriid geerntet; mir batten 100 8ui6el
geIGet un6 betm Druid erbielten mir 36
8ufbe1 suriid. 9ufer CAB es au4 niAt piel,
etpa 8 8ui6el BON Ncre. Gs mar i'm Griib-
iabr gu nab unb nabber gu trodeu. 9as
Corn purbe, iobal0 es a%ufgegangen mar,
pom @epiirm sefrefien, bas fpdte .purce
bOm gbin3 8ug peripetIt; bur4f3nittlia
lieferte @orn 25 8ui6el per acre. Rurtpf=
feln, bic nidt NIT Gtrob beoedt paren, fino
i9le9t, bic bebedten gut geratben, bod mar
bic Menge cine gertnse. Die 9euerats ipar
5iemli4 gut. Sbit but es genug ge3e5ea,
bic Qualitdt ober lsB piel gu tpiini9en iibrig;
nur &tri9en bubs i6 feline aefe6en>
Ser Mitte September geiGete .@ei3en lit
Mitte Ropember aufgegangen; ben erI item
Gegen batten mir am /. Nobember, iebt reg=
net es immer fort, fobaB es tpieber gu aaB
1T. Mit Dielen 8riiBen
Srau Dc % eter6sibt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-12-22
unper9ohrene uno alfoholfreie
ObItpeine.
Gan Srancisco C73 8aueD st.,
Gal, IA. 0ea. 1897.
@ee6rter 6err &ebatteur!

u IL y u II III \tO SuutU Sl.JJ
GAL, IA. DEG. 1897.
@eebrter 9err &ebatteur!
Sn No. 40 Der r8eiluge" tit pieber bic
6ru9e angere9t, pte Npfelpein fiiB gu erbal=
TEN fei, unb babel bas g itdnbniB gemn9t,
Dab es trpB aIEer @iftmii9srei ni9t m0gGi@
1T. Intern 18. Nppember bor. SabreS babe
i9 Sbnen Die W3ittbeiIung semabt, baB es
Elm Serfabrsn 9iebt, ieben Saft pbne Gbemiz
fallen gu conierbiren, bab aber bon tetner
Settle cine 4ntpprt Ournuf erbalten. Sd
bente, Die groBen Sabrten in Bern, 3iriG
urlp Worms beitdtisen meine Nnsabe, 0ier
in Mmerifa tpirb man pobl oamit iparten,
big unfere Iepfel in fliiifigem 3uItanbe
iptsoer importirt fperben. &eflettanten bin
t9 9erne gu peiterer Nastunft bereit. -
8alte @itterung 1T our 6erIteGltng 1ol9er
Sbitpeine be onoers giinftig.
@ m. &ueff.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-12-22
Aus Joma.

9runbille, Sa., 13. Sec. 1897.
@ee6rter 6err Simon.
Die o8eiluge" tit febr %unter9alten6 uni
Die 8%eanttportung Der Sragen, lotoie biz
8riefe BON ~unjeren 8~auernbriibern lebrrei9,
Mir buben bier tein gutes Sabr ge6a6t,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-12-22

@n ben pNebrasfa @orpdrts" f6rsibt Sr.
Sacob Weper aus Station 60. in ienem
Staat:
"Meine ipeaieIe Nnii9t 1T bic, baB Der
Garmer bieies Sobr ni6t gu tlagen braa@t,
tpenn er Die leBten Sabre in 8etra4t aiebt.
@s t0nnte ia freili9 Elm gang She'll better
lein, ober Die guten 3eiten fommen eben ni6t
10 raid, ipie Dor elm paar Sa6rsn Die i9leds
ten. Smnerbin lit es boot better qeporbeu.
&orn ftebt beute bpppelt 70 6o9 i'm preis
tpie leBtes Sabr unb 1T febr gut, ,tpenn ea
AUDI ni9t 10 pieG per Nder gegeben bat HE
boriges Sa6r. Der Weiaen tpurbe meift au
guten PreiIen D~erfauft unb CAB cine 190nG
Our9f9nittsernte.
Stiere irerben tpieber 1e6r bieG o%efiittsri
bier uno besbalb tommt audi psnig &orn in
bic StGot gum @~erfanbt, mas FreiliA ben
StabtDertebr ni4t 70 lebbaft mdcbt, pis CT
frii5er mar, no I'm biefe Sabres3eit rfi
Wa9en binter Wagen ftanb bsim Glepatpr
I'm feiner Gaft entlebigt gu iperben. Gins
muB man fagen, bieien 6er6fb tarnen liz
0ur4f6nitt before Sttere gum 6ittsrn uni
gum 8erfauf, tpie leBtes Sabr. Die lang.
bOrnigen .3peibufer, bon bensr jefer elm,
Staltbiir bon 8 SUB brau9t, pann er Iif
ni9t Die 9Drner ablaufen min, inb DE MIDI
puBten, mas &orn Ooer Safer mar, parer
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-12-22

On pertauten: Sine s5urm, biniel 1915 far(
- so aeres i'll Sa1lor @orlntp, MlsconTn, AZ
ur6ar gemadt Der Heft reibbulti9es Sortbola ann
9onsn. 9as Son6 lit bod uno eben; feine GiRn6Se
ousQeaeiGhneter &ebntbo0en. 0equemes oous mite
ed5sune, gutes G8a1er. NoDe S1ule. SelHte BE.
biuenn9en. Gin GROCER garaatu.
Sb33tpD 8O9t & &oipfanb. MiIiuoafee. MtS.
Onperfaueu; Cine GDmiebe. uu0 Moqen.
o Wertitdtte nebit @ertSeuo unb 0prroth an SOla
uuo GiIen. 91eeeH @in5elbetteu obreiitre mon:
l5bs41p6 gni9enfele & Gutsforth, 9opu, So.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-12-22

gegenben jebt noh Bel trodenem Metter
f6nell ausgefibrt iperben f0nnen, lpirb cine
~f,beutenbe grIei9teruug %unferer 8riiNabrsz
arbeiten gei3affen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-12-22

Na9 iabrelangen @rfabrungen bes Qlutors
bat ft9 Die dufmerflame unb ~umfangli6e
&npenbung bes SuperpbOspbutgipiss Bel
Geu9en als iebr tpirtfam erpieIen.'
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-12-22
Qus Uebrasfa.
aDmO IN Stanton g., Nebr..
16. 9ea. 1897.

16, 0e5, 1897,
@eebrter 0err Simon!
Die 1euri9e @rnte 1T bier ni9t 10 reid
uuagefallen, als Die 3eitun9en es binie0en,
oemn Wei5en erga6 nur bon 6 Bis Is 8ufbel,
Safer so 9ufbel, Noggen 20 8uI6el, @arite
46 9uIbel uno Corn bon 25 bis so 8uINl
per Ncre.
9ie Weiaenpreiie i6ipantten 5pii9en "a
unb 80 Gents per 8ufbel, 9afer bra9te Is
Gents, &oggen q Gents unb Corn 15a Gts.
per 8uibel. &on Dem seerntetsn Gpm Mrs
tpobl Der gr0Bte She'll 6ierIelbt ais 8ie6=
futter CUR 8eripenbuns fommen. Die Giebz
5u4t 1T pier aiemlib bebeutenb; 3inbbieb
bringt bon 4 Bis 43 Gents bas 9funb 2ebenbz
gepi9t, S4tp.ine bon $3.50 Bis $3.50 fir
100 pfunb.
@9nee BADEN mir biefen Winter Te6r rei9z
LID, mas iebr unansembm ~empfunben miro,
ba nod bel gorn uuf Dem Sslbe lit.
Mit beralt@em 9ruB
Cnrok 81
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1897-11-23

which is = society for tire promotion %
hsatheaiSA practices. He put the guild
Sncs OF SeSirS into hands u bad nsss.
Then we the missionaries and their
works. rseoilsG on every side. l Saii
within myself then God win not per-
nit this TO eonsinus. Then came ne
Revolution q 1887. aud I said this L
GcG's waraI1g 10 Us ard our chiefs,
They did NOT hear the warning. Kala~
kaoa died. and his sister took the
throne, but instead o. taking warains
from the evil deeds o. her brother. she
followed in his steps, She gathered
bad people around her. snG she vsntst
70 deliver over this land into the hands
Of s ser OF gamblers, Then came the
end. And when they told me on the
nth o. January thSt the Monarchy
wsS oyerthrown. said il Is the work
OF the Lord. and It is because the
Monarchy had SET ITSELF against Hin,
I believe thar il is Gcd' ; will that nc
such Monarchy should exist here and
so I cannot sign q petition for the re-
Stora-ioa Of that which I believe God
has removed"
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1897-11-23

tod ksfo C TIE shooting q Dr. Smith
Sn6 Kzio sid ~whs. had been done
was PAS. After kSfo returned 70 his
roc1 Kappa said his Srgs< wsS ap-
pssSsG- The next no-ri1s hzpea Sols
the family o. the killlrS. When ka-
rss. Kzio~ REther-1 and Cr2pa went
70 n, S=Sth'S house &c Ses the body.
kaic sol6 lcSsp& and Jennie 70 re>
rzin 81 TIE house, fearing thar II they
went someone might question then
kzre1 returned Srs- zaf TIA The W.
-&r wfeh whom Ratheurn was llvics
that Rzrhhcrr wished her 60 20 home
and hide his pistol kapsa saTs her
ths key 10 tbs house.
On the Gay following the murder,
Cpapa. came over from his house and
said thai the faces q al the white
zen showed that they were verS
srs-v. that members o. The farfy
were suspected
On Tusss;sy Iosspa went 70 CpSpSs
house &C gs+ ths hoses. On the waE
he saw George Rarh burn who told him
that If he had killed Dr. Smith 70 keep
his mouth shut At CPapa'S house the
Srussc-e deed WIS again referred 20
hy Cpapa vno sai6 that the spirit a
Dr.. Smith was 4 good one as il had
disturbed no one IesepS them told
O his G-rssc snG The search O The
houses for me pistols. Re h2G beer
told By kspea where he had hidden his
revoivsr- He showed the officer where
his Own revolver was
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1897-11-23
Ayers
Sarsaparilla.

Cleanse your blood with Ayers
SarsapariIIa the most thoroughly
reliable Alternative ever compounded
Fer scr0faIa. boIls. ulcers sores. car
5uneiss, pIlpIes. bIotches, and all
disorders originating IN Initiated
bIs5d. this medicine Is a specific.
Ayers Serszpariiia IS equally bene-
fcIsI as q remedy fo- catarrh, rheu-
mztTsm, and rheumatic govt as q
Toliz, It assists the process of
digestion, stimulates the sluggish
liver. strengthens the nerves. and
builds up the body when dehiIitated
By excessive fatigue or wasting
Illness Physicians everywhere con-
slider AYERS SarsapariIla the best Il
Is sklIfuTF-prepared combination
Of the Ecse powerful Alternatives and
tOnics- No 0tlez blo0d-purIfer gives
equzI satisfaction or Is so universally
IN demand
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1897-11-23
SURF RUNS HIGH
Rough w leather on Coast
of Maui and Kauai.
Sighting with Freight az Lahstns-
Mills Starting Up-LonS Voyage
OF the Ctaudins-

hzaIa-s report-C0Gl was nearly out
when the Mauua Loa arrived 81 La
h2ina $50 2 N FRIDAY. Water TOO
low for her boats 10 set alongside
wharf. Put her freight aho4rd haaIa
and LETT for Mzal4sa Bay At Z ?. II
Landed balance Of freight and coal Sat-
urdav nornius ard left for haanGpaLi
At SIS Z. H surf st Lahaina vas had
a- times. Wind NNE and Ne Ar
rived II Kza-spaI. $50 = II NV
sven running and wind fresh ME-
Locked the TWO boats together and
loaded mines. Ran surf line TO shore
Line parted and boats went On the
beach Pipes landed On 5he beach oH-
frE e surf washing over -Four pipes
were washed hack into the sea before
-hs shore gang could secure them II
attempting 10 handle then TWO
Chinese and TWO japanese were IN
J-reG- One Chinauan thought 10 have
had his leg broken Boats filed with
sand and fast On the beach Imp0SsI-
BE 10 hs&ve them OF with the winch
ToEinz was resortsd 20 and boats
roEetf OF the beach into eight fathOms
Of water Anchored again and hove
beats 10 surface with the winch Both
boats found 70 De badly damaged Sew
sraI ears lost Plenty Of rain N La
hama
W G Halls repoEt-Sugar left On
Kauai. Saturday, NoTeuber 20 * 5
N 500 hays K : Co. +500- Max ,
[ $50. LLhua Mill Starts grinding on
| wednesday NoTuber II Elsele
sometime next week MikahzIa Al Ha-
uzIaf with part Of kIIaUsa and all OF
EaLEhIwaf freight On board her he
An Hou landing freight II Ahuk11L- re-
uCrts rough weather Al that place Ex-
Eects 10 Be Al WaIuea By Monday aft
srroon- There are about 1000 bags OF
uzddv Il Ea1zIzi awaiting shipment
[ Rouzh weather with plenty Of rain all
over kauai Wind y with heavy NNE
swell Passed Z bark zI SIC 2 n
I Saturday steering East
The Wilder Steamship Coupauys
steamer CIaudins arrived II port At
about L Eoon Saturday 9 days from
san Francisco with cargo Of 100 tons
Z Of general uerchzndise- But for the
z
latter part Of her voEzgs- she might
have made the trip II days For four
/ days AFTER leaving San Francisco the
weather was all that could Be desired
and the CIzudine made excellent head
way Thsn Il began TO gst very rough
and this kept up until very close 70
port She was obliged 70 sIacksa speed
and hove To 0uce- Those Who came
u her q officers and assistants were
/ The following c z Csusrol- mas
-zr. JAMES SuIhsrlznd- chief engineer
I Chzz killing p1rser- H G. LAWSON
4 Fisher Z W 4 S0uuetL- 7 San
tTs. Manuel Francisco, HsurE WolIeE.
/ David EzEeIo. John Nuhz- i K Ma
kzeuz W P Jarrett, Co1dftn, James
/ Ward James Make Geo Kent jas
I Strz1hIz. A Pool. D. Gallagher, Z B
Lee Geo HaIIzn- David LUzI1aIei, T.
r Hope Thos FI1zsinnous. Chzs
I JORGE Peter Fernandez Edward Lopes.
( Jos sylvia 4 " Williams jose san
I tbs. Joe Castro Mrs c. l. killing
I Mrs 4 Cameron. Mrs Sutherland. W
r sins 2 W Atkinson J. K Wilder,
" T Puzue. NJ 7 D1uuEII- James
+ Greg1ry and : A MOnzarTzt-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1897-11-23
He la Chan-sd.

II can be stated with reasonable Ger
tainty that ex-senator Dubois, who Is
now here making speeches and private
talks against the pending treaty OF an
nszation, was for such s measure when
he had 8 vote in the premises Al the
tine indicated Lorriu A ThurstOl was
Hawaiian Minister 70 the United States
and Mr.. Dubois was 3 member OF the
Senate ST Washington During thar
period. Mr.. Thurston wrote several
times and remarked and repeated fire.
quertlv that Senator Dubois was one
Of the most enthusiastic supporters OF
the annexation proposal
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1897-11-23
Pistol Prasties.

Up 10 dale the officers OF the y. G. h,
who with musicians and staff non
CONS are armed with pistols, have had
10 opportunity for practice with the
small weapon Sergt- ElTin, IN charge
Of the range Al kakzakO. has provided
facilities The gallery has been avail
able for some time, but the ammunition
problem has been disposed Of BIZ EIvin-
He has loaded up several thousand cart
ridges and those appearing for practice
nay have almost unlimited numbers
II * expected that some interest will
now be taken in pistol practice and
that matches between individuals and
teams viii result
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1897-11-23
WORK OF GOD.
An Aged Hawaiian Trac=s Course
OF Island Events

Al =--f-@ AAG- - e-4AG1AA Il G~-- 1O4A=<
OF Island Events
Al elderly nan. Z nztfve Hawaiian.
white haired By zgz, was asked by q
enuE5rtee q his eounErEmsn TO sign =
pzpe- protesting against the suneIz-
ton OF Hawaii 10 the United STATES
Daniel said, I cannot do it, becza=e l
believe The overthrow Of the Monarchy
L tts Eork Of God Th@ United EIztes
have been our fnsler-noEher- and now
thzE the Monarchy L guue, I want Hz~
Ezu 70 q uaarr 70 her great friend 2
Wien asked Why he thought The
overthrow o. the Monarchy was the
EorE Of God Daniel replied God
sat the missionaries here 70 plant
Christianity IN this land TheT did
their work Er0TIsdge and Christian
civilization have sp-ezd II this land
Thea The Monarchy passed f1to the line
Of EzIzkz1z, h tEaIzEz1zl set him
self 10 run the people back into IDOL
airy He organized the NsGz society,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1897-11-23

dent On Wednesday, he said that he
had written the State Department re
commenting the return Of MaGsafa and
twelve chiefs now sxilsd 81 Valiut- The
death Of MuIIpolz, one OF the thirteen
exiIss created such CONSERVATION II
Samoa that the rebels were willing 10
submit TO anything rather than have
Z chief die away from his native land
and not have the usual hon0-s given
his remains.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1897-11-23
49, DIR. ]. COLLIS BROEHEg
ChlOrOdyns
Original asa onIy Gsnsias.
- Coughs,
- o0ldS,
Asthr@s
- - 0ronohI<I9-
DR.. ]. Cells Brownies Chlorodyne

Vice Chancellor SIR W. PAGE WOOD stete1
pubiiclY IN court that DR. :. COILS BaoWHy
was undoubtedly the INVENTOR OF CHLOk&
freeman was deliberately untrue, Gad he -.
g,ettsd 70 say u had been sworr 70. See TRo
fines, July Is, 1884.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1897-11-23
DR.. ]. Coils Brownies ChIOrOdyns

j. Hquid medicine which sssJsges PAIN a
EvERY kid, Affords 4 calm. refreshiug siagD
WITHOUT HEAD fCHR, and ISvIGOkA -
the nervous systrm when ez susfef Is tho
Great Specific fer Cholera, Dyson
tery, DfaFrhDa.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1897-11-23
SITUATION IN SAMOA.

The Return of Mataaia is Recon-.
meuied
Ex-ConSul-General Churchill is an
authority on Samoan affairs, 1t IS
through his influence that the reyolu-
ton among the natives in Samoa has
drawn TO close In speaking OF So
uoa 10 the Advertisers HIlo c0rreSpon-
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1897-11-28

sympathy in any sorrow or trouble who
did MT get in from Emerson, if he knew
of 1T, as became a good neighbor and
friend. TO those who knsw the man
the whsle p.cure' is unspeakably absurd
and false. l dare say that the article
may have escaped the supervision of the
editor. GEO. F. HOAR.
Worcester. Mass. Nov. %. 1897.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1897-11-28
MRS. WINSLoWS SOOTHING SYRUP

Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS
by MILLIONS of MOTHERS for their
CHILDREN WHILE TEETHING, with
PERFECT SUCCESS. 1T SOOTHES
the CHILD. SOFTENS the GUMS, AL
LAYS all PAIN: CURES WIND COLIC,
and Is the best remedy for DIARRHOEA.
Sold by druggists in every part of the
world. Be sure and ask for Mrs. Wins
lows Soothing Syrup" and take no other
kind Twenty-Five cents a bottle.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1897-11-28
For Brain Workers.

VIZ particularly cain the attention of
our readers to The display advertisement
in our advertising columns of the Klon-
dixie Promotion company Do not fail
to read this advertisement, as it may be
the mealas of making you $250.00 in gold
for an evenings work. Send in your an
SWer today.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1897-11-28
lula Marlowe.

Julia Ma 10 YES appearance at OBJ lien 5
opera house ON Thursday night wild be
distinctly the most important event of
the th-altrical SEASON, and the many in
quiries regarding se1aiis are an Indication
chat Birmingham will show proper APP
pnscia tfsn of the visit of so distlnguf shed
ain actress. She will appear in 1.-The
Bonnie Prince Charlie
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1897-11-28

One-;l1Hrd to one-half off on prices of
all grades of wall paper at the disSolu-
ton of PAR nership sale at Colby & Rolf S
wall paper and art store, 1923 First ave-
nue.. The entira stock, Nothing re-
served.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1897-11-28
MUST BE SOLD.

8 fences; 65 feet froat; 7O4 North 18th
Street House cost 81, 500 to build! Price
$500. Will carry $4,000. Apply at once.
w. B. lEEDY & CO.,
lI4% 2lst S ere
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1897-11-28

As a starter, three nice up-to-date resi-
dences on Highland avenue. Bargains.
Two ''lovely South Highland homes" on
Nineteenth street Must be sold.
FOR RENT.
No. 1895 Thirteenth avenue, South High,
lands. Newly repaired throughout SIS.
No. 1904 Avenue X, nine rooms; S25.
"On lovely South Highlands two nicely
furnished houses, well located; $50 each.
No. POO Sixth avenue, north, eight rooms;
1872.
No. 200 Seventh avenue, north, lately res
paired $3.50.
No. 1928 Avenue E. eight rooms and BATH
$lS
No. $3.50 Avenue E, mine rooms, partly
furnished; sN.50
w. N. MALONE & CO.,
Real Estate and Insurance Agents 2017
First Ave. Telephone, 613.
9-9-eod-tf
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1897-11-28

500 each, two beautiful lots fronting
south on car line at Fowler station IN
Woodlawn.
$500. 500 cash, balance 500 per month,
nice 4-room house ON car line near Lucille
station, Wood avn. II you haven't $lVV
come and see me anyway.
$1,5O0, $500 cash, balance s25 per month,
corner lot with 5-room house, 4th avenue,
four blocks from goth street.
S. 100 new 7-room house, all modern inn
provernents on 7th avenue. Lot 5Ox190, near
car line. -
nue. II between 18th and 10Th streets.
$500 s125 cash, acres 500 feet from East
birmingham dummy line, two and half
miles out.
si25o, easy terms broom cottage 9th
street and Avenue f, nice home.
$1,000 2-story brick renting for $500 per
annum. -
s. E THOMPSON,
Telephone "a 215 21st street.
su. tu tn. IT,
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1897-11-28

WE are prepared to negotiate real estata
mortgage loans to the extent of $780,
600, for one. two, three four and five
years, at 5, 6. Z and per cent interest.
A. r. Dearborn & Co, 1921 LIST ave.
11-21-St.