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The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-05-21
CUPREME COURT OF TINE MA

- wNiiau Islands In Probate. In the matter of
Prcof cf the win Of MATTHIAS KIRCHHoFF. cf
Hio, Hawaii. deceased order anpeintng tine fer
Probate q VIII and directing PshSaiicu of notice Of
the
documcnL purporfrnr TO he the last VIII and TcsiA
meat of Matthias Kirchho1 deceased. having On the
Let day Of Nay, A n isSt becu preseuied TO sid Pre-
hAte Coar and petition 'or the Probate thereof. And
for the isuancc % lcters tcstancntay TO o Forocs
and w- C. iTwin having hecz aled hJ the said A o.
Forhes.
nj. hereby o-Jicrra that FRIDAY, the Sash day Of
Nav A. n 1851. at 10 oelcck a. m. % said day, Al
the CcuFt Room Of said Court- Aloiani Hale. In
Horolalu island % Oaha. be. and the II. hereby
appointed the rmc for proving said VIII AID hezrtn
aid Application, hcn and uhcrr person interested
NAV appear aud contest the said VIII and the ranitnE
% iefteTs testsmrntxry.
Its farther ordered notic tAereof b given hy
puhlicatiua for thrrc successive weeks In the uAwA
mAS GAHETTN ncusaaper printed and Published IN
Hnnulllu-
Dated Houciala, II. l.. Nav ist A. u. iSSf
A. FRANCIS JUDD.
CHIEF Iustice ofths SuPrvme Court
Attest
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-05-21

HrK REr-aSS1r MLzrSTras CaNsrlAzF-lSrsrRa1
Honolalz. Jan. sSr5. 1874,
Sus-ESTi Granville. Her R-iiaz1ic Msles-v's
Soo-ssz-y q STATE TO- Forsisz AfaIrs hRs hs1 IN
De- AIs c1as,5e=stioz- tbs proc-edsngs % lie Ea-
vzifEl l-gve-l1,E-t ~ re-au1s TIE h-ltlSE : :
kufrls on hs- arrival A. hoaolalz viii C7ins-l
s-zlc-x1ss-
IEn instructed BY HIs Ia-ishiF 4, rsr-ssea,
- the Government @. HIS Hawaiian Ms1sSiv thsi
the t-ssfrsui 10 vhich 5hls vessu, tzs ncsz szh-
secssd sTTrz-s 70 Ec- Mslessy's Govs-zEnezs b.
tss ie;ter md s1r5i q Bals No, foz Tie crvtrn-
Klor q. SElVS viii srTail-p1I or aaEr1- vahlIsle5
~ ias EEvAIIEu RoGrd q Health ir he,STahe;
lSSl AID 7a1sed in shs J1lC11ezi o. th- SuT-rsue
Coz-1-
Ian 70 sas. fha, auv rszsaasAfs c.s5zn OF hs-
hElf o. the csue- o. TIE Ng17zs fos c11zpeuszfl11
II rsspcci o. ike ElneosSSz-y exTe-st 70 vtlcA be
vzs Tzi ihrulCA the sr1i11 q he EEualisz Bla75
o. Health, Val zzesi vIta tss SUPPORT q as- Ma,
ss1y1 : GScvs-1zss11
have u. hl1o- 30 b. 81.
With hIEa TssSreSt ard causl6erHlaa-
NoG- EEoelleacy's s,cst oh-5seas se-vE1i
%,szEs =. WonE1ousE-
Ess EIseIls9ay VAIN Ny-EEAE GsHzaS.
+. Z Il AlzisssE f0- Fo-slCl AsE'Es-
Fnsessa Ot5Ss, SoaolEll
We believe ihz; the Minister u Farel-u
Afzirs vii shelter himself under slrne
such argument aS this. NJ FrelnChUy
Sen : certainly Cufrieo5ly, hut he VII ID;
be II Office forever besi6es L / not one
mEn that I have - deal with. bslf the whole
American people, and 1lry a1e not III
friendly. To which Il may be retoTtei
thu; Nj Fuslinshuysen VII remain IN
os1lce al March. lSSS and thsi i vo-.l5
be ve-y much better to- thls county, 70
have hls good vii ;hs1 his II vii The
letter j. e Se-1ouS one and 10; 70 be Vuffei
AWAY by al idle b7esth.
In the ls1fs- trl1 the British Con
sulEfe. Il l. ven cieSr indeed that the
British Government intend 10 ug1s7-
the reasonable clam q the Owns- q
the G1d7z', The lEccylaCe- for s 6iplc-
nEflc leite-. : remarkably strong We
plhllsh the Eai-7' lei1s- 90 lei It te c.ezr3y
seen wha; It wsS the British Government
authorized to Be said A tendency : ap-
p1-enf II government quarters - e,siP'll
the mater. Nov Language Ike the shove
cannot be psslPsslni II q uunba- q other
letters which appear II The ForelCl O1hcs
there : & cool ar q contempt f1- the Mn
lsie- winch however We llsy think deserved
- 10 the mn, : anything llu- pleasant %
Sc addressed - the otz5ce-
Ths lovers u R6wali would be much
beiie- ssils1ed Z the tone q the dlplc-
matte correspondents had ts-a- q 8 NOM
pleasant ehE-scse-. Dlplo-zs-lc cl--eS-
Poodeooe q tins cas- : The tine sssi q
Eov 3 c1uuT-E : neEErJie3: the clvllliles
offered 20 q couple q blys abroad : 10
iesf Ehaisvs-- Yei ths Minister q For
elCa AEGlrs hErs 10 his Lel-c ths empty
shadow while the De1acl-c substance
sia-es HIN II tie taoe-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-05-21
HAWAIIAN PHRASE BOOK

Na ErI17Hia ne II -5t5l t7fts IA "a s.s37 f.s-f
si-i1 n a. r-si- Ezvz.- u z. n Etl-rsy H-s1o-
lz'u : = lAI- : r. 4 Co i-tl1str-s ErE >-E.i---
s-v - 1he --ss rs visa D. -lEzu. y --r-- r-s
T7-u7-lf-1--
ly -Es--slEI rEIElT- : hare hs-s1zs1 ~ r-r EfnE
rrl cIrsH1 -rF >ca' C rtr Trts--1- D.
E>a FE-uui - n= zHlzat ttis s-t car a.
Esr A. . $50
>Erl- lIA>- ? is-L--k
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-05-21

10 an o,lly daughter OF the fourth son in
ieei during the infancy and childhood Of
PrlncgSS Victoria the prolNahility of her
succession seemed 50 remote ths; il was
hah;iually kept in the background. a far
Is possible ont q her knovleisc. BY her
ye-y WISE snd esfir1ahle mother the Duch-
- Of Kent. However when the time csrne-
and the desfh of her uncle. NilliSm ~,
Jeff the youuS SRI oi eighteen all the dig
nitseS ana Responsibilities of the C7eatest
constitutional monarchy or esrih. she
never fzltc7cd. From the day when she
WIS aroused from her reSs az five O'Clock
on the morning OF the us June. 1885,. st
kcrsin-toa ralace IN the great ofhceTs q
State % bo told ihst She was the Queen Of
Eu-land % the present day, Her Majesty.
a. O1aau. g well a. wife. mother and vld-
ON. LIS -. an sxaulple which vii be 0uoted
- long s. she English language lasts, q
F-rll>h history J. read The fieuce hight
winch tsats upor q throne, p'erced No
weak spots IN her Arsnor q TToof To e-T
= huuzn. hut the Queen. not only lly si-lci
a5ha-rnca O. constitutional TSsCe. hut by
Q KIND os iufulTIve sSCsclty q her cvn.
has cvd-. thr1uChog; her reicn 81 nov.
uear half century kert herself surrounded
ty such statesmen and councillors Is 20
-uiic hsr safely. and shield heg from any
such e-To-S. a. might shake the firm stand
5nc she has ever held II the hezrtS q the
millions Affected ~ her sway.
Slnce Quee1 Victoria came 70 the throne
revolutions have upses, AGAIN and az-Aln,
half thc thr1reS q the world, hu; the rule
ot C-oa; Britain. troE PRECEDENT 70 p7eoe
dent, slowly broadening down has p-'e-
served her throne uufhresfenei 'Brosd
bS>si up1u o peoples love,
Msy She We; long 1--we, hex country en-
cd1uuaSss5 BY the lEvolsie ses- 3 pattern
and model for al rulers whether q mighty
GalpsreS- " q humble homes / the hez-7-
fell have q all-Ct hs- subjects sf homo.
rt the.r drSky ifra.hren II the EAS;, and
q .ha Grand Repahllc q the West. and
q an ut cvc-y nationality Or tongue who
can h111- & noble ideal. nni,ly carried ont
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-05-21
,atcd Honolulu. II. l., Nay fsss, A, n. ISs4
A.F.JUnD.


SUPREME COURT OF THE HA-
y WAiian isaads. In the matter Of the Estate %
L ASING. Of HoolsuPoko, oahB, an adiudrcd haEk-
rupt
l. Asiug ttcsAid haviuE hc-n thi. day adiadicatcd
Asnkrupt Ata hearing hcfnre M. Jusficc McCnily On
the petition of l. Ahlo. Il tA. day ordered that
notice b civcn TO the creditors of aid l. Asiur 70
present their claims and prove their debtt and that
aue puhcafion Be made thereof for hrre consecutive
wtrks in the HAwkuNN GAErrrE ncwspaper.
Now therefore notice is hereby giVrn fast WE'D
NESnAN, the ssih day % Nav 4. n. ISst Al 10 a n
Al the Court Rcom of AHioian Hale Hcunlu.u he the
time and place for all such ercdtorr to appear and
prove their claims.
Rv fhr Court-
Dated Hcuolalu. Nav Let. 1854
iups 81 HENRY SMITH. noaafv Clerk
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-05-21
Am advertisements
NOTICE

7 WILL NOT BE RBsPOSsIBLE
Il fn u1y d-rss rH1--u---t n NJ nfrr- rith-li II
r-ls-sI u-l suSE ESEIEDA.
l.-hIiit Nm Nrr lzfl 1-sz mi IN
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-05-21
NOTICE no sTocE-gol oERs

4 MEETINGOFSr STOCKHOLDERS
II q ne FAflf1c E-AE N1zlI vil b, bed a.
80 a. lf , A. SlHAEfEE 4 CO tu FE-uaT
-hr ~ lrr A. % fn- riss --trss--i-ir - frss
usz-- fr c-d- a. EEN@E>. ss----E---
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-05-21

hereby certify thsf The foregoing j. true COW Of
tkc szzDc1s iu th- suii of J L Wiscul1n - E7rlIs
Wise7Eu. fof pifuFr- aud q the Marrhal'. rrtar-
ttfrcu= 1ud thtf ths SuPrec Court On tne issh dsT
= F-l : d. lsci o-eTed the curtiaued 10 ne
S-ly Ten A D lssI ofihc Sugreme Csarf and
thtf -hicaiiol b sEds preserits 81 -. sfsf.fe
II ETzSnss whereof, have hsrtuufo 81 nv
IsEtLl had szd the sesl Of tn Szp-eze Co-rt a
Holol1il. this fa-h DAY q Aprfl % fSaI
WILLIAM T'oSTEK
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-05-21
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-05-21
For Sale !

7 AND SITUATE AT PUUKALA.
= AlAA. LAVAL iss-f- isag- - &C.,. uarrs
ias-e luir-rE1-t WI1t EHfnE ZE-u- avn urL huiurcs
s1'-r1dit llrlis Land r. Al1ls rusr-1
Z UrSEHAE
T7rH g r---.-f- r.r.a-s--s n.r-a
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-05-21

y arrc1u-nnlzis f1t 7Il-zis aiil .=1allls q 20
F1s ~ krNnlA1re Sal1tna-1 -ls11itl on rsif alif-
rslrnas n 1its erxm fh-nr1f As-1 o. hurs Ar e.
lirl1ilnr1nlrs 1al cilszc q. ne AsrrlIiar
Sc1lEn-T 1u--lr ~ 81 rte Erl-ziEs'll-1
Asars-is-surl- tarrs-ls- IN tErlllr1-l
tLtr r1a1s Ez,t fct l1 ~ -z-1lus riuss rrlzns
lanu1 rlna1IE va s-cli7lc -rntaA Eu1 Crzl-Its-
1lrs- Ia NrnEs fHsr1u1- a. tlIr Tli-zlezH- MSS
e. E1aUnilar 1r1u-as 1hH -rlr.sul uil c-rs
s-as-tair.Iut1z u 1lt az a. es-aia1zr .-n1 EhHat
~ 1rs ~ -rrl a tlIf asa. rie 1clrt s-frzlsa--
y rlrrlzsi1E "a le c-111rG sur AZ 1r7I- 10
trnus ~ srI,-i Al a. r1rlaak -uss11r -11r-u--
rAa lm1ira ~ rts A-iri1rzr Cnu--A ar -rlkzzr
rlsnEu-ra far sraallur q M "a "a tz Esgk ui
ll1--rI-- zr1l - rr1I-11E IND .ur ne -zltd--E
1Hu - AE,-EsisC Ca aaa-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-05-21
rroaI 4drtrfissmrnfs.

CUPREME COURT or THE HA.
- waiian Islands. In frohatr. In the matter of the
Est.tr q GEORGE WOOD. hte % Honoiaiu. DE-
ceased,
On reading and Sling the petition and aeeo9ai1 -
Ch,rirs r. Guiick, administrator with the VIII
ncxed ef the ESTATE of Gcorge Wo late q Huuclalu
deceased wherein SC ask g - allowed &iasle ard
sane nav BE examincd and approved. and that an
nrdrr nav Nc made discharrinc him and hs surcfies
IL Is ordered thai II ESnAN, the isth day Jane. A.
H. 1854 At 70 e'elcck n, before the said Chef jus
iicr At Chambrs IN the Couri nolse AZ Hcurluu. y
and the same hrrrhy l. sHpcinted - the time aad
place r hearing sad petition and iccours- and that
an persons interrsied nay then and there aprear and
show eansr u any they have why the same should Hct
be granted. And that thi- order. IN ne knrsh aad
Hawaiian isnguaceS, be puhnshed In The HAwAhtS
GsfxrrE and ksoand urwsHapcrs printed snd rao-
nshcd IN Honcluiu. for thrrc successive weeks.
Dated Hcnciau, n. l. thi- iath day Nay A. d. isst
A. y. JUDD.
Attest; chief Justice supreme Court.
fn,a Urxrr S,rTH nrrTtv CLERK
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-05-21
CURRFNE COURT OF THE WA-

SUItRENE COURT OF THE HA-
- waiiss Isands In Prehafe-In the matter cf preef
of the viii Of ofBENiAMANF y. BoLLES. Of Honciaiu ae
ceased Order apPcintiag time for ornhate cf will and
directing pnhicsticn Of notice cf the sane.
document purpurtag to be the last will and terta-
-icuf - Rcujsmin 2 Rces deceased having On the tA
day 81 Nav. 4. n iSt bern presented 10 said ffchaie
Coart and petition for the proeafe therrcf. and for
the fssusuec % letters testameutary TO Mrs EiiEa-
beth g nclies and Ecnismin ?. Rolles r.. having
bern fled hy John u. Patty.
1t Z. hereby ordered. tAst FRIDAY. the STR day
u June Al tSSt At 70 oeiock Of said day. At the
ccurt RON Of said cnurt Aliiolsni Hale In noaca-
u Be. and the Is hereby appointed the tine Tor
proving sad will and hearing aid application, whea
and uhcrc any perscn interested nay appear
test the sad will and the granting q letters t-sts
mrntary.
II 10 further ordered tAat nntice thereof be given ny
puhioafion for three successive weeks IN the Hawai-
IAS GszrrTr. q Newspaper p<in,ed snd Published In
Honolulu.
Dated Honolulu. H. l., Nay issh. \, n, iSst
A.F-JUnD.
lhinf In.ticr nf ne Snnr.nn. Crnrt
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-05-21

-EE N'Tlurr L-lce.l~a bl-- a. presented ,7y
tlla l1asf yCuihfUl a1e-lip1- Tor Er11lllH,
came o. a. l-DClIEl1lS end -sSs IlslTsyszs.
I; ugs il.-iIsvD and g-clls;lIuT,1lai ana
v1> iE-1vr on meek and crop L doe
not seem O. = thai any Tls-ll5glls- credit
c1l .a iakel by sly ole ll throwing %
gli. A. illa Uiil va drawn % scllc have
l--al Impossible fr- !; O. have hgc7-la law.
80 the H1-~- almost g. o man vd;e6
--Uls5 o. IlE v1ss Wa ra5lly Il1s ;--gll-s-
TIN 1rluu E-rl>c 5..- s.. iri against tle
stET-i form Il Which ile till LEf been
brrl-hi t1-wz-ls al sections UElfei 81
slnslchlnc q. and ualy half dozen WV
c1nld r1t ~ iEr1nch the Fsguc q class
,aef17o then vsieG fo- IT, TIE faci : tn
vc;e gls 10 i.Si 81 al os what the v5ev~
q some 5f The members veras al the men
who uo1a z-aIust ar opium EcglSo voted
ul;h iiir 1a5Ulty. but C.Lg-> who voted
she >aa1c WY. vcsei noi belause ;lgy Oh
5,,-iel to q llcsase. but because they Oh
1ec.el b. ihe form o. TIE lill A. In tLr
-7-lErS, az the Minister u fUsrlcl AGalr-
r- Ila question VIZ consider they were So
llacl r-agt7an. lie knew fru1l tin Attu-
uay Trlcgs3 ihEi tie til could no; pass.
L ~s1ei - . god opportunity tg 7sll @
fau f--a-IlS trr -. sr-e5-sz5l4. .rf -1s-f---7lr.
Rad IL All ss.er rs.rll5,si m q tll7.ssr-r--r
kay. illc dslcei 5ole- O. i.ll> slItfy Minis.
ie- night have bco- hezri ciulE si his
sEV71--- We muss clEtaSs ihs- ~ tail o.
49, tie sl-cEiass rsESon q -Jlsh uve- Nm
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EET aiva-izz-e - -he HHwaIIz1 sI-5.l-
ri ;ae a-zsl--s-ls-t ry-rs1ily made bsiv1ea1
NJ >p-e-sa,'s llue q s7za-s-, and .la
HaG1z Msi- C1--vz-y W. 6s-1---s,-1is,5
o. >GGisy &C. q -lsr;y. Aa-1-sl1c e. -la
----gae; entered sai1 .,siu5e-a t-s-a cl-1-
Tsa-1as 20 trz-lf Gan De- dzr-ei tv ta
Hzza- Nal C1-lFs--y s-1-- 81 F1z115sc1
ic Er1llEl-- The -fv->aava7s vl5cl l.ra
~a-s 81 1l- -au-.isal5-~ ca--a 5EE- -
i-5-lL c1zse1us1iiy. a-c-1s-1- a. til
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-05-21
Notice Of Con7.Right.

De IT EENEMBERED THAT ON
Eur-Er7u TslrTE - LilsT 2 = 1870 y -
ser1u 3 70 an AZ 30 er1lE-l-s ie1-1ir- in fsis
h1rrt on r sr-c-- 1lH G O. tE--s Gfla E.raks
= 1tH Ar-t1as art 5'---sl1-s q surf CHp1as- -
T-rE-1 ~ -s- e ls--ui1e-. A. o sss-i- h. o.
5'a.-sE. q itis 1fi rs. ~ -llls 90 h. hslE
THE HAWAIIAN GUIDE BOOK
l11-E-11r h-tE Description 81 tht Eaut5irr =
lauts- rts1- Er-asu-s- r--cCu-u rasru-ras .Ilr-t-
a11s- srsIf-r r-l-EElH- nae p11rIr=i1- frE
1n1luE-1s- p IE1EE y WHY EE ~ go. a
vt.lL D. r-alsls ---lIl- ard --1-1-is--r
y -E-7-r- vErElI-r 7 iu-s hF-eur-1 ~ NJ hnrs
ard EEUsHt -tt sal g ttf Ir:s-iur D.
>ra FI---s1s e. tnr I'D = 5-t 1sr r
Ma =
SID EEE~ GrErEE
1HH Nr7s-s- 20 rrsg-a--
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-05-21
l)awaiian 6aErttr,

TN CHAMBER % Commerce hss reached
the conclusion, thB; a gold currency :
necSSarv. although the V-eosss can hardly
Dc callci rszS'uIn- by means q which
thai c1nclus1or WIS reached. The opin-
ions of the gentlemen composing thai
l,,iy. - g. The pr1pe- time % say import
atioa ~ silver CON. and ~ % the Imr'>-
Siiulity of the Government Undertaking o.
eui1-ce t. own Law, and call f1- gold dC-
tie>, the-rhy. IN Their oViricu, 6CT7eciatlnc
the value of silver c'sz. really have ncih
Inc to DO with the intrinsic value u pithos
kind q coiu. Tbs; ) fVcd, nos by tn
Honolulu Clsto-r Hc1se or Prlvy Council.
b1i tyy the Creaf c'r1Ds-cial markets 1t
the world
However the Chsmta- hSs touched l,1i
tom on q s1lid bzsis. when it calls fc- 8
gold Law. and the Inesns 81 r,sohinc t6Ht
end doe no; change the -,sult fyo-y
nEr who pr1pcScS O. pay hi> debts g.
mcci promptly his obligations ah7asd 81
vel a. a home. and uos CT t1r ~eUe2-
son wherever exports tal Of o- oN
change j. TOO high. j. interested u ~sc1r
in- currency n which be cs- Vsv with
out loss We do no; iucluic s-sv vh1
desiry g. uaks money lc;ii u tLC c11utE.!
ty hgyinc siivc- cnin 81 t7'n 81 e a. cts-
and selling u f1- 100 cis- on q dolaT.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-05-21
For Salat

= A HOUSE AND LOT OK N,
se- - EMhA STREET. frssirs =
= ASJofl0 DE fEElTAs.
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-05-21
H1wAlI4S ISLANDS. 4.
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II TIE sUPREAfE corRT or

II TIE SUPREME COURT OF
i ~ Harzf51n Kius1s-
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Co. y be D-5rufy--eEkrrrse-
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rassl DfelzEt iu rHss b. sttlf sle arfrf-- H1suer
sit1is tse-fT aaTs after --Ts~ h-reuf - sd -
f1f eef1rt tts erprs-1c E61-l ~ 1nrcary Terrl
terr1f- = b tc1er 4 tts cour Eos1 q ~ co1rf
Hqlse Heuol-i1. in he fsiard q Ostr. - EoEday.
- "a csg = gsraa-y s-zf q: - sflak - stss
cE-se uty -h~ elrfrs = WAEIA EANDHAI PirirttF
ttz- ~ = ssur11 ser yzrf-asf % fhs tenar q l-r
zrus1sf se-iiior-
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= yur- 5l-1r-sf I1 = ttersol-
Errrtss Has A FEaNCIs Judd. cti-f y-..i,,
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cHy - TErz1-T. 4 .. 80
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1sy = gEu-zrY. 4 D fsef
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RrrEr>rS-a-ryr Crc1- BE1vN's bi.l V91
Nldinc fo- ibe iicai5fcst51a and ue-lstEa
uC- q rsle Chinese = an interesting doc
uuaut Thr question bow % doal with
the Chiuaras1 hzs seriously GZcrclss'l tlsc
minds q iEIukg-S and statesmen. l'1iL
hg-a and elsewhere Tlr United Stsie~
hsye tined ths-r hand Ei keepiEc John Uut
alio-eihe-. b1i the vlly Al1JDi-eyc5 Ca0
n1anNces o. step o. o. vSrlc1.s T-siaxts
Quesn>llns' puts 8 heayy Tax up1n al who
land Hsvas only qe7Eniis twenty i've -
Er17rr IN s-y one SE-T. But the dealing
with John attc- H. arrival = a a. uucL
importance D. the keeping hls luu5e> IRON
cTGwIuc t,5 gaVlaiy II 1Hzu.ii ngi John
Ia, CERTAINTY managed g. evaie IL taxes
b. si~- Manages - pyzle l-ss lzlsI-- ha
30 taken advAnoo~ an Nv -leye g. >gy
;ls; De hEs skipped. advance End all de
raaksS ish-- c1-uiirn.lors and keep M
WY hich vracaS In fnzny vsyS John
J. r1-- and -Elei D. ll> TgllsT> and s-lVlgy-
g-~ NJ R7rvC's i7sll T-1p1~eS Co Ta--Ste-
-loEC sr such s. complete manner o. g.
prevent his escaping sSEsi-ol= % val al~7
enable Ct555ll> o. keep an eve u- him and
~ ube;l1r- b. DOE no; fall u-6s- the t,s-
- ile vS-TEney Ac;-
il VIII br interesting Go watch how tl--
l1-.. = QEs>fs5. ur1--E> There seems ryt-v
T-7,st-.l-y tlEi j. WI. b. Ci tangible ben
ct o. ilt crlr1arItv
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-05-21

Ihs Coa-zlgass EFqlizis5 l.y sls Clsz5z- @
Cozs1s-ss - aa-s55s- tbs sz--sssE qassil5z- ~
iz-7s1 rs5o-1 20 shli aa5y O. ias l.'.A sass- sE
.aJ1vs
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1884-05-07
A Northern Montana Fair Association.

It is proposed to organize a southern
Montana fair association for the purpose
of holding annual agricultural and me-
chanical fairs at Dillon. Such associa-
tons already exist at Helena, Bozeman
and Missoula, at which places annual
fairs have been held for a number OF
years with the greatest success, bringing
into prominence the several localities
mentioned, and doing much good for
the general stock, agricultural and other
interests Of the whole territory.-Dillon
Tribune.
And for the same reason the citizens
OF Fort Benton and Choteau county
ought to organize a northern Montana
fair association. The time is ripe for it,
and if the enterprise is started now it
can be made a great success this fall. s4f
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1884-05-07
Warming to Lovers.

Nothing is more disgusting than a foul breath
caused by ~catarrn. 1t has caused more separations
between man and wife and lovers than all other dis.
eases combined. Nothing is more revolving for a
handsome young couple, thinking that they loved
each other, than for the first time that they pressed
one %another's lips for one of them to have a bad breath
caused by catarrh. "Well, mother, / thought loved
that young man, but he has got such a bad breath |
have got SO fairly detest and hate him. is the re-
mark OF the Young lady; and that is the way with
married people. They get so they hate one another,
all from the cause Of a scrofHlous case of cafarrh.
There is nothing that will sweeten the breath and
cleanse the blood so thoroughly and cure a case of
ca'arrh so quickly as DR.. E. B. Halliday's Blood Puri-
fer and Catarrh Inhalant. Sold by all druggists.
s. Blackford, proprietor, 274 East Seventh street,
st. Paul, MINI. w. J. Minar, wholesale and retail
agent, Fort Benton, Montana.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1884-05-07

MARQUIS DE MoREs is a resident OF
st. Paul, with an establishment COM
plete to the extent of a French cook.
De Mores is into his beef freezing ell
ture largely for pastime, and to some
extent for money. But as he has $780,
900 coming in every year that he cannot
touch, money cuts a small figure in his
operations. His father-in-laW, Hoff-
man, the New York banker, is, n of
half a dozen men whose note will be
taken in every bank in the city, includ-
ing even the Chemical, without an i'm
dorsement. De Mores' friends say he
will get off easy if he loses no more than
500, 900 cutting his eye teeth with his
all embracing cattle killing business.
Judging from what he has done thus
far, it doesn't look as though he would
lose more than as many cents in that
way.-Pioneer Press. v
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1884-05-07

The president sem to the senate re
Gently a report from the secretary Of
state in replyto resolutions of the senate
requesting information as to the average
production, consumption, expectation
and Importation Of wheat, rye, corn and
cotton in foreign countries, and their
probable requirements of such products
from the United States. The secretary,
in his report, says that the calculations
and estimates submitted prove as far as
Statistics can prove under the circum-
stances that the stock of wheat on hand
in England at the close of 1858 did not
materially differ from the stock on hand
lat the close OF the previous year; that
the wants Of Europe are as imperative
and great as Ill 1883, and the demand
apon the United States should naturally
he as great as il 1883. How long Eu-
rope may OF q draw upon her reserve
stock, or what are the exact considera-
tions which control the several cOun-
tries, especially the United Kingdom,
which may be said to regulate the wheat