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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-03-26
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-03-26

Olympus of the mosquito. OH and C6lormar's
Journal. WV nun
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-03-26
THE sooIETrs SECOND ANNUAL
KAP1oLAMIP PARK
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY,
The 9Th and l4th of June,

The Board n Management having secured a
suitable site for the purpose will erect commodious
and substantial buildings at the Park for the recep-
t!on OF stock and other exhibits and win provide
every necessary convenience for exhibitors and for
the public Full details Of these will be made known
through the press the arrangements progress.
Ample will. through the liberaly Of the Drec-
tors of the Kapoani Park Association, be available
for the display of all classes OF exhibits and also for
showing stock TO advantage outside their stalls.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-03-26
NoTE-Exhibiors Of stock are requested to furnish,
whenever practicable the pedgrees of their Exhibits
schedule of Prizes |.

DIVISION I-NEAT CATTLE.
best imported Bull, Durham
2-Best imported Bull, Hereford
3-Best imported Bull, Angus
4-Best imported Bull, Jersey
5-Best imported Bull, Holstein
6-Best imported Bull, Ayrshire
1-Best native Bull, Durham. over years old
S-Best native Bull, Durham, uHScr years old
9-Best native Bull, Hereford
iO-Best native Bull, Angus
IL Best native Bull, Holstein
i2-Best native Cow, Durham
13-Bsst native Cow, Jersey
14-Best native Cow, of any other breed
l5-Best imported Cow Of any breed
i6-Best yoke Of naive working Oxen
i1-Best native fat Steer
iS-Second best native fat Steer
19-Best native Heifer, under years old
s0-Best natl Heifer, under years old
sl-Best Mich Cow, imported or native
DIVISION n-H0RsES
best imported Stallion for carriage usr
2-Second best Imported stallion for carriage use
3-Best imported Stallion for draft use
4-Bcst imported Stallion for saddle use
5-Second best imported Stallion for saddle use
6-Best native Stallion, over years old
best native Stallion, under aud over years Old
@Best native Stallion. years old and under
9-Best native Filly over years old
iO-Best native filly under years old
fl-Best native Mare years old or over
12-Best native Mare and foal
l3- Second best native Mare and foal
H. Best native saddle ANIMAL horse mare
15- Second best native saddle animal horse or mare
70 Best pative esTriage animal, horse mare
IS Best pair Of native carriage Horses
l9-Best imported Jack
-O-btet native Mulc
2l-s Best imported carriage animal horse or mare
Se-f Best imported racing Stallion, thoroughbred
N. B--The PAGES Of the animals marked with =
must De exhibited when required by the managers,
Division u1-SHEEP.
best imported Ram (fOr WOOL
2-Second best imported Ram flor wooD
3-Best imported Ram Cior muttOn)
4-Second best imported Ram flor mutton
Best two imported Ewes
6-Second best two imported Ewes
BEST native Ram
Second best native Ram
9-Best TO native Ewes
lO-Best three Fleeces, native
DIVISION T-sWINE.
best imported Boar
2-Second best imported Swine
3-Best imported Sow
4-Second best imported sow
5-Best native Sow
b-Second best native Sow
= Best litter Of Pigs under ten months old native
s-Best fat Pig, native
9-Second best fat Pig, native
DIVISION v-POULTKY.
I-Best white Leghorn Rooster aud > hens
= Best brown Leghorh; Rooster and hens
3-Best black Spanish; Rooster and 9 hens
4-Best Dominic; Rooster and = hens
5-Best game fowl; Rooster and ? hen
6-Best three domestic Geese
7-Best pair native Geese
b-Best pair any other breed
b. Three Musc0Yy Ducks
10 " Three Ayesbury Ducks
IL Three Canton Ducks
12- :" Three Turkeys
ID Three Varieties Of Pigeons
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-03-26

DIVISION AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT s,cn
MACHINERY.
Prizes viii be given for the best cxhbits of rr,,l.
ents and Machinery specially adapted 10 ne ay-irri
a indnstries Of these Islands, and 10 the nfen1re
ZION q our agricultural products FOR All
especially Tor new inventions Of value in iris densri
The following extracts from the Rules Of In. s,ei.
are published for the Information 81 fbos. ~ 49,
not yet become members: 80 49,
sue anis \. ANY person may become a member Of The
S95sslS5ly ~ an annual payment Of dTe dollars. -
Rule xii; The payment Of one hundred dollar, IN
one 5nm 70 the society shall constitute the donor me
Kaie AlN. Life members shall be exempt froun n,r.
OF ordinary members. ~ F'''''s'7
By order Of the Board.
@s,, >. 8. WEBB. Secretary.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-03-26

9tIVN 70 IeI aIIIo 10 PROVIDE cures Tor her reIa-
lions. Under all these overcharged examples
we must not be blind to the true national viz
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1884-04-30
Drunkenness nfamous

The venerable Rev. DR.. Andrew
T. Peabody, last preacher Of Harv-
ard University, in a recent letter on
the sale and use Of intoxicating IL
Quors, says: That the only remedy
for intemperance is to make drunk
ersness the prime ofiense, and to
bring about q state Of public feeling
in which drunkenness and all ap-
proaches to il shall be looked upon
with thesame disesteem. loathing
and intense moral disapprobation
with wich the attempt is made to
brand the sale 81 spiritnous liquors.
6tigmatizs the sale and seller Is
you please,I care not with how deep
= brand, If Won will only make ono
deeper still for those whose vice
makes The sale of liquor Infamous.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1884-04-30
The Huron Convention.

The Territorial Republican Con
yention held at Huron on 1.-The 23r.i
inst. ii creating more or less com
msnt from the press Of the Terrific
IS, chiefly ID reRard to the manner
of N manipulation. Some paper.
clsim il was u victory for Ordwav.
Others that it VOC a victory of North
nm DAkota over Southern Dakota.
md vice versa. We arc surprised
y lelrn that this convention was
gotten mp fol the purpose Of endors.
li1g 81 sssfisTllg down On any nmI,i
tions individual, politician or polit-
ical motion in tho territory. We
had supposed that il was for the
purpose Of electing two delegates to
Ne NstionaI Republican Cniven-
don, md yet the expression Of the
republicaus 81 the territnry as to
Who was their choice for president
md rice president al the United
states. We consider ii entirely out
u nlaoe III bring these issues into
6e eoi,yssation md III our humble
epttli01 the delegates acted unwisely
1ngxs1sst1ssau tyrstsfnrcrrsss uf tire
stsfsitory, insigIsting and quarreling
over ordway, Pettigrew, Hugh
afnphen or my other individual
mid sgitating the bitter sectional
1txile between North and South Da-
kota. NJ VA the case az Huron. The
e0nveniion, however, after all its
Wrsngling, did good work in elect
Inc CD. Jolley, of Yermillion, md
Mr. Nelsnn, 81 Pelnbina, to represent
he republicans . fthe territory in tho
6atssssl Oonve6tion ,as they are both
stannch Blame nlan, and at least two
kbirds III Tho repnblicana Of the terri
osJ aYe eRthusiastic adherelsts ofthe
plumed knight ~ Maine. IT was
tertsinly nothing more than justice
efd ht that one delegate should
os1I South USkota and the
s. ien Nofth Dskoia, and it
&hts M scras of our
eat skota ffiends u attempt
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1884-04-30

Ao Aftllor laaeal, or psst masters
nina tsvara,ssrlst officers attempted
~ grt c,,tslfs1 III THE Huron conven-
tim. hy raising tise crv III Orslwas.
as,sl Am tuartis against tile south
EheBssiine ms.n III the convention,
III II ,lr III mir r~aesrt' AL i
duwh M their scheme heavily.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1884-04-30
The latest figures on the pres
dental business are as follows:
Oriways friends claim that III

Orslways friends claim thas th
result Of the Huron convention wa.
: yindication Of the Governor. W.
cannot see it in that light. Becaus,
Governor Ordway's friends chose I.
vote with the Blaine men, it does
not Follow that all the blaine nlel
are friends OF the Governor. It il
traae the Ord why crowd got on tin
right aide, for once, aud we accord
Them due credit.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1884-04-30

TIN fotioxlny resolutions were
sscnts,I AMI adopted Il the repub.
iibsp Territorial Convention a
Huron last wssk:
By MI. Ely, o. Watsrtown, the
following;
ResstyeI. That the delegates this
dry elected Vi represent the Repnb-
Iicar party ct Dakota in tho coming
national Republican Convention, 70
b held III Chicago OH the Bird day of
Jun, 1854, together with the alter
mites elected al the saine time and
placs, be and The same are hereby
instr ,atasi III vote and use all hon.
cradle means for the nomination Of
James q, Blaine as the Republican
eand lHfs fpr the presidency Of the
United States and Of Robert T. Linz
coin for the vice president SO long
az there Is any probability that
these gentlemen a be nominated
for the respective positions named.
By Mr.. Hand, Yankton, the fo.-
lowing:
Whereas, The Territory Of Dakota
has been organized for more than
twenty three years, and, whereas, the
territory has been more tlan o,v,-
QUO actual settlers within its bound
aries, embracing MI area Of mr."
than I50,OOO square miles and il pos
ssssed of all the resources lie ;cssa.,
~ form two great states there
fore.
Resolved. That this convention,
representing thu Republican, i,
uf Dakota Territory. reiterates its oft
expressed desire that this territory be
divided on " ,i,ir Tie loI., -.
parallel nf north iatltu,ir, AMI Il t
the southern half thereof lie ain
ted Is a stnte mt the earliest prac
cable day: AN | lint W.. her ~ II
our delegates to the Republican n"
tional convention at Chicngo. and
our delegate in congress, to Use all
honorable means to this end.
By MI. Potter, Of Fargo:
Tie Republicans OF Dakota, as
1seinbld III convention for the pun
pssc Of selecting delegates to pai
ticlpaie III the cfs,ice Of stan,ia
hearers III the coming PRESIDENT
campaign, deem il unne ;essary
formulate a cole Of prin iples tu
tlier than 10 declare thei adhesion.
10 the platform heretofore adnlte
by the nal mtal J epublican party
under the operation Of which slavery
was abolished versal $ ,lf,age ~
ta~llished, the on pres eel, Il,
national honor maintains prnspA
ity secured and the glori, lr'trf
Of human liberty CONNIE , ~ =, ~,
endorsement Of all other people and
nations upon the face of the earth.
BY Col. Tyner, Of Fargo:
Resolve That we early I, m.
rend the i e and pm den ndni n
iStralion O eside It 4 rthu-.
BY DR.. Bent !. Of Pismark:
Resolved, That this Dakota territorial
iepuilican Convention feels q del,
interest iii the worlds exhibition I,
i,e held IN New Orleans in December
naxl, ard in Dakota being properl,
represented there ,y her pr ducts.
Second That a copy OF t as RS. u
ton be lorwarde to our le'eg,t. n
congress aud to the commits ir er
appointed by the governnie It 10
take charge OF said exhibit. n, the
same 70 be used by them in urging
the necessary legis stion tr secure
sufficient app rprift e to enal le
MS to be properly represented there.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1884-04-30

IN the issue IL Fell. 9Th last, Of
this t,aI,sr, We prosecuted the name
Nc Csd Jusn II JsIley, IL Vermi'-
isst. Is II suitable p.rs,nn 70 send as
afs 81 MAJ nal Refnttirna
Convention u g iirsgs. an | IL il *.
tfssa,ely gratifying q rs 10 be able
81 my tl,at our choice was the choice
df she teraitorial convention ut HUI
ron. last week.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1884-04-30
TEMPERANCE COLUMN.
Conducted bv The W. c r. U. Elk Point. Oak.

At the annual meeting Of the W.
G. T. u, held April Goth, the follow
ing officers were elected for the en-
suing year:
Pre- ident--Mrs. Z P. cab'n.
N:s Preside, is.-Mrs. Uriah Wood,
Mrs. D. w. Myers, and Mrs. Amy
Hunt.
.Sa:rctary.-Mrs. H. ii. Blair.
2 sasMer.--Mrs. J. II. Kent.
Sup. Band Of Hope. Mrs. N. NJ.
Bra ford.
Teachers Band Of Hope.-Mrs. My
ers, Mrs VI b. Kent, Mrs. Fisk.
Decided to hold the meetings of
the Band of Hope, once in two
weeks, instea Of once q menth, as
heretofore. In making a summary
Of the years work. it was found
r1Tnr- me mnnt,r1ty meetings have
been held regularly, OH the last Sat-
urday Of each month. Eight public
Sunday evening services have been
held, i,rsiles n lecture by Mrs.
Fixen. two by Mrs. Baxter. one by
Col. Geo. Woodford, and two by
Capt. Van Il ten. The membership
has increased from five, to twenty
one.
The Band Of Hope, organized in
December, now numbers 68, and is
furnished with text hooks, and pro-
vision has been made for music
hnnka fur their nse.
The collections, dues, and all 9TH
er money Tor the society amounted
to $48.67, which has all been cxpen-
ded for our work. The meeting
unanimously adopted the following:
Resolre I, That the w. G. T. u. ex-
tend to the editor Of the UNION CouN-
ny COURIER our hearty thanks Tor
the use Of the space granted in his
paper, and for the words Of encour-
agement expressed by him from
time to time, regarding our work.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1884-04-30
New y.,rk Trnth. d ,awv

New York Truth: "A lawyer j
Dakota was recently arrested +
stealing wood, tut he succeeded in
completsly pnllinslg the WOOL owe
tht jury. His elaqurnce was 40
powerful that he convinced IT,
thai hi ws 4 soma nbnlistg and
dreasnsi that he vas plneking flow
- lfpsn the grave of his first wife.
He vas acquitted.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1884-04-30
iFirst Publication April 10. 1884,
Notice-Timber Culture.
LAND OFFICE AT yANkroN D. T.

Mach 20, 1884.
Complaint having hecR entered az this Office
by John Heasiy against ChristtaS Peterson far
failure 10 comply with law n 10 tfnber-cnitnre
entry No. 1888 dated Feb 2s,h 1879, upon the ny
" az of nwA section %. township NJ, rang. 50,
In Union county. y. T. WIN . view % thr can.
Collation. Of said eufry: cor tesiant alleging that
= Id ciaimaDt did nut break or cause 10 be bro
ken ~ acres on rsio tract either The fret Or
second years after entry and has planted no
trees. s. eds or cnttingr thereon rinee entry; the
:sid pssiiea a,e hereby anmmonea 20 appear a.
a, m. 10 seepOnd and furnish Testimony con.
sernipg said alleged fat,nrc
q a. NETrRl. Reeaster.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1884-04-30
Whatthe law makes ienominiou %
ciety will hold i ike dis steen'. If

ciety will hold i ike dis steen'. Ii a
young man OF respectable family Is
likely to be locked up in a house Of
correction for coming home from a
convivlal gathering, not only will lac
be restrained from excessive indul-
gencc, but his parents and friends
will be very careful how they start
him on first steps OF the evil way.
Making drunkenness infamous
would do more than all things else
toward checking. and to a large
degree entirely preventing, the use
OF strong drink of any kind in FAM
lilies, and would multiply beyond
any other conceivable cause the
number OF total abstrnents.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1884-04-30
First publication April q. 1884.
PROBATE NOTICE.

In the probate court cf The county Of Union,
terrier, III Dakota.
In The matter OF The estste Of Phsdclia Phillips.
deceased.
Noticc orapplicat on for letters Of admins
ira iun
No,ice is hereby given that Phineas Phillips
has filed with the jadgc of ihi- court u peal ion
praying for letters OF admtais,raiiou ri the e-'ar G
Of thireiia Phillips. af said cottn,y, deceased,
be issued Ia James Phiibps of un.nn county
Dakota Territory. and fhat ) ,inrda- Tho 10Th day
OF MAY. 1881, ~ uo'clock. y ~ of sa,d day be
Ing II day ola regular term ot this court to-wit: Of
the May ,ern. 1881, at The rooms az lie judge of
probate in he al y Of Elk 9PoinI, In The said
county al unlon. ha- been set fhr hearing suid
peiiiiun when and where any person interest cd
msy appear and ~how cause why The said petit
ton should not be grated.
r. W. SIXTH,
Judge OF the Probate Court.
Dafed April .2nd. 1854
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1884-04-30
REPORTS OF GOVERNMENT CHEMISTS

REPORTS OF GOVERNMENT CHEMISTS
As to Purity and Wholesomeness of the Royal Baking Powder.
~ have tested a package Of Royal Baking Powder, which ] purchased in the open mMs
let, and ld 1t composed OF pwc ad wholesome Ingredients 1t is Q cream II tartar powder
"E. g. owe, phO"
Its. scientific fact that the Royal baking Powder i h'o''-xR E.1 Morn, mn. I
HIhaw examineda package 81 ROYAL Baking Powder, purchased by myself in the Market
And Il entkely free from aum, terra alba, or any other injurious substance
HENRY MoaToN, phD, President ofStcvensl Institute Of Technology"
= hsys. nay1saa package IF Royal Baking Powder Te materials terra. o O which H. y. com
"Jane q, 1852 We have made q careful analytical tet Of Royal Baking Powdel. Pun.
cream II tartar powder The highest degree Of strength, containing nothing but pure, whole
some and useful Ingredients
"1Au1anxsnnr IT,. M Ms1"n1 n 3 3 Analytical Chemists st. Louis"
- Tho Royal Baking Powder received tn highest swardo all competitions at the vtanns
Worlds EXPOSITION 1873; q 1.-THE Centennial, Philadelphia 1876; at he Amedcan institute, and
= State Fairs throughout the country.
Noothera article of human food has ever received such high, emphatic and universal endons
from eminentc chemists, physicians scientists, M Boards II Health IL rthe world.
q shown by Chemical analysis AM experiments made by Prof Scheder A me pound an Of
powder wast taken, the to- al leaventgp Owe or volume in each can calculated, The result
beng IS indicated. THIS practical test for worth by Prof eMher only proves what every
obsfvant consumer Il tho Royal Baking Powder knows BY practical experience, that while 4
costs q few cenhs per pound more than the ordinary Kinds It s lar more economical nd,
besides affords tn advantage Of better w%k. A single trial OF the Royal Baking Powder Wiz
e0unce any fair mfnded person OF thesef facts.
= While the diagram show. ONE o the alum powders to b Of sMghr degree Of strength
value. All alum powders n matter how high theirs strength, aet to 70 avoided as dangerous
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1884-04-30
. II G Q
COTTAGE
ORGAN

s<~.assuffn-d u .sas,dsrt of exce1iefcS WHICH
admits OF 10 superior.
It contains every Improvement tkat inventive
genius, sktl and money can produce.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1884-04-30

Read DR.. Woods adv. and consult
him il afflicted. Dr.. w. is al expert
in eye, ear, surgical and special cases.
The Institute, Of which he is chief
surgeon, is the largest and best equip
pod in the west. and il Incorporated
by the state nfIoNa.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-05-02
LEO XIII. WHEN A CARDINAL.


a movement in the ante-psrlor, 9
hush, constraint of gossip, and tbs
attention of every one was attracted
by the entrance of a gentleman in
the robes of cardinal.
"Who is the gentleman ?" asked
Rloise Flint.
st is the new camerzengo," re-
turned the politician. ga man who
until his appointment was rarely
seen in Rome, and who is known
but TO few"
"His name?"
':Ah. yes. He s the Cardinal
Pecci."
Then the ladies' and Signor Cru.
CELLO compared some notes, and as
an outcome of this little work the
Doctor trotted away, to subse-
quently return with Cardinal Pecci,
whom he presented to ''the sig
norinas whose grandmother knew
you"
The dignitary stopped CALAMITY,
rather than bowed, over the ladies'
hands, and with old school grace
tapped their palms with his long
forefnger.
The fair Americans never come
so near q cardinal before. This one
was tall but did net stOop; spare
and lean. His face though not
handsome was siHgalarly distingte
and keen, but the features were
kindly and smile lit up al The
cUuntenance. A voice that was
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-05-02

quite as sweet as any they had ever
heard, spoke to them in pure Eng
lish.
Cardinal Pecci remembered Gen.
st. Clair, and sitting down, he talk
ed of Brussels, brigands and Leo
peld. Then he spoke Of America
sthe land of the free, and the home
of the brave"-of some matters OF Q
personal nature, and of Rome. All
this in few minutes; and then he
bowed and retired from the alcoVe.
The ladies were impressed with his
fine bearing, and their red letter of
that evening was In having met a
live cardinal. At the collation. at
midnight they saw him eat gt,tns
c0t0, and drink black tea, and then
give his adieux to the hostess
Willard II. Morse, in The Mahattan
for May.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-05-02
NOTICE..

To Mrs. Isabella B. Erickson, John B.
Erickson, William B. Erickson, your
hei.s and assigns You SIZE notified that
the undersigned ss co.owner with you
in the SCOTIA MINE in the west Tintic
District, Jusb County, Utah Territory,
has done the work and made the i'm
provements required by law to represent
said claim for the year 1888, amounting
to $3.50, and if you fail to pay and con-
tribute your proportion OF such expendi-
ture within ninety dsys after the frat
publication hereof, your interests in raid
mining claim will be forfeited and be-
come my property. First publication
April 18th, 1884 }.
NEAL MCMILLAN.