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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1885-05-08
THE NEW REG ULIIIONs


Explanation Of the Postal Changes Made b
the Last Congress.
The postmaster general has issued circular
order to postmasters explanatory of the
changes made by congress at the last session in
rates of postage. Postmasters are informed
that on and after July the rate on all domes-
tic first-class matter, including drop letters at
letter carrier postofiices will be cents per
ounce or fraction thereof, instead of 3 cents
per half ounce. This change will apply on mail
to Canada, but not to other foreign mails. To
provide for the wants that may arise from the
change in the rate on second-class matter or
newspapers mailed by publishers from to
cent per pound, the department has decided to
issue newspaper and periodical stamp of the
denomination of cent, the design and color
OF which will be the same as those of the pres
ent series. They will be ready for issue on
June l. The postmaster general has not yet
found time to form plan for giving the effect
of the congressional enactment providing for
the use OF the Especial delivery" at specified
postoffices.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1885-05-08
A Matter OF Money.

"My daughter will receive five
thousand dollars on the day she mar
ries YOU" said an Austin father to a
suitor for his daughters hand. "she
will receive five hundred dollars and
the rest from time TO time as my cir
cumstances justify it.
"That's all right, my dear SIR" re-
piled the mercenary youth, "bul
hadn't we better wait with the marry.
ing until we get everything togeth
er."-TeGds SHtings.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1885-05-08


The splendid structure erected for the use
of the Chicago board of trade. at an expendi-
ture of two million dollars, was formally ded-
cated on the 18th. The exercises were sim
PIE in their character and partook of the
form of a number of addresses, interspersed
with orchestral music. The day was perfect;
and long before the beginning of the formal
programme large crowds were thronging
about the great building or proceeding up
The broad stairways into the 'main hall or
trading room, the largest employed for the
purpose in the world. Here and in the gal.
ieries were assembled an audience OF ABOUT
union was represented including delegates
from Ireland and California. AT III ocock
Rev. Clinton Locke inaugurated the proceed
ings with prayer. and was followed by John
R. Bensley, chairman of the building CON- M
mittee. who formally turned over the keys OF Oh
the building to G. Nelson Blake, president OF
the board, who responded in short speech.
The chief address was followed In snort
speeches by representatives OF visiting pod-
les.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1885-05-08
RESCUED By SOLDIERS.
The Endangered People ia the Indian Cou,,-
try Rescued.


Winnipeg dispatch OF the 24tS: All Winnie
peg gave a sigh of relief TO-DAY when it was
announced that portion of Colonel Offers
force was camped across the river from Battle
ford and that the siege of that place had been
raised. Offers main force is only short dis
lance behind the advance guard. The long
suspense has told heavily on the garrison at
Battleford and some OF the women there have
become i'll with anxiety. A majority of tine
Battleford people had relatives or friends in
winnipeg and the knowl dye that the latter
have at last been relieved from danger causes
much rejoicing. The Indians surrounding
Battleford, knowing last night was their last
opportunity, distinguished themselves by ex-
traordnary attempts to strike terror by burn
lng ana raiding everything possible and then
decamred. The mounted police to-day scour-
ed the valley, but could find no trace of them
CLARNEs CROSSING, n. w. r., April "a
A messenger just returned from the north
brings the following particulars of the engage
ment between Gen. Mdlleton's gang and the
Insurgents: At 9:l5 n. IN. to-day, fifteen
miles south of Batectc, the insu gents had
taken ground on the edge OF deep ravine,
from which they pour deadly fire into the
advancing column. When the messenger left
the fight was still raging. Three houses of
the enemy had been shellcd and many insur-
gents driven from them, who took refuge in
the ravine The allies of the insurgents fought
vigorously in Indian fashion. The whole
number In the ravine is estimated at 300. Mid
dleton's hat was shot through but he escaped
uninjured. Captain Wise's horse was shot
under him. The rayine was entirely surround
ed and there seems no possibility CT escape for
the insurgents The Tenth ROYALS had lust
arrived as the messenger was leaving.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1885-05-08
MIR. H4NLAN GETS LEFT.


Beach, the Australian. Wears the Cha,s oion-
ship Belt.
inc steamer Australia" which arrived at
San francisco a few days ago left Sidney,
harcH S7th' the day before tho Hanlan. Beach
race occurred. The Auckland Evening Star
puohsnes .neroilowing telegraph particulars:
1.-THE skulling match betveor W., poaoh ord
EDWARD Hanlan, on March 2sth, on the Para
mal,a river, was for $500 aud the champion.
shipAf the world. The banks OF the river
along the course were crowded with snec,s-
tors and the most intense interest manifested
oy al present. both men were In splendid
condition.. Hanlan rowed in HIS new r,iddered
boat Both men got away we'll together. In
few moments Beach gradually drew ahead
unuL4bo was half boats length from Han.
LAM AT Putney the Australian was a length
to the fore. AT this point Hanlan seemed 10
be laboring heavily, while Beach was fresh
and pulling strong. In passing Gladesviile il
was apparent TO all that the race was virtual
~ over. Beach won as he liked, coming In sx
lengths ahead amidst perfect storm of tho
widest cheers"
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1885-05-08

IsSthe middle of one of Roland Hills
sermons he was disturbed by a commo-
ton in the gallery. He exclaimed,
What's the matter there? the devil
seems to have got among YOU" A
countryman replied, "It Amt the devils
y doing it, it's lady wots tainted" Hill
rr,ejoined, ~ beg the lady's pardon and
the devils. too"
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1885-05-08

"WoMANl Second only to the press
in the dissemination of the news" was a
toast offered at printers festival lately.
1t was meant for compliment
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1885-05-08
|cToR.
. Noto%

q NotoN,
|0 - East Ateb.
o1nductorI
| Island and
|,nlry Yocuu,
| lace Just a,
| d was abou,
regulart-,~
OIL his tran
|. ggp p s1,
NAY, az the de-
~ M and wss
,Messon il
e !. head with
shed 3 his a.
d to have
| :. pistol Just
lras't, placing
Els FITS breast
fco9d. third
2 a bulla, ~
| a ad. Mean.
| no. hooting az
sal al 4t and
Il cartridge;
! WOUNDED
ith a bullet
elnry's vest
|. he was not
| a member
INT colored
Z at East
UGH capac
9 can. and bis
len c,haracter,
|11ltofato too
Smith and |
was sun.
train, for
away.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-03-20

- Sn guitin tpirb iebt Elm merfwiir>
bigger nd6tli6er Sport getrieben. Sr=
genb ein S6eufal bef1dftigt fitb bantit,
Dienifmdb6eu gu erfdreden unb au at-
tadireit. go ipurbe bas SenHer i'm
Simmer beS Dienifmdbden BEL Der ia.
mile bes GsuntDs Mnmalt Maorris einges
f9lagett. DDrauf Der Mttentdter 0as
Wtd6den nit @teinen, qpblen, 3iuns
fannen &c. betDarf Bis elm Mahbar bers
beifam, Der aber ebsnfalIss nit tsSteiH=
tDiirfeu empfangen tunrbe. Nal6 boz
rauf erf6ien berielbe 8urf6e tpie6er
bor benz Genifer ber beiben @1mefern,
bic i'm 9aufe bes Col. pope oienen.
Sic fbliefen anb tpurben bur1 S1il5e
aufgetpedt, tuobon elmer Elm MGoz
den i'm yeafen bertpunbete. Nie
Mdoden erboben ii9 bon ibrem 2a=
ger, flei6ffen fi6 ON, erleufteteu Das
3imnler un6 tparteten Der 0inge, bie
nod foumen fpnten, ols abermols Elm
S6uB bur6 oas Genifer fieI, Der ons
aDeite Mdoden i'm Niiden traf. sic
fprang enti9lohen binaus bor bic
Sbare nnb es gelang ibr, ben Mttentdter
au padeny nit bem lie einen beftiaen
2ampf beltanb un6 nobel iie libel 3u-
geri6tet tpurbe. sic bat iebon err
fannt, baB ber 2erl Elm Neger tpar uno
cine Bel6reibung bon ibnt gegeben.
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ab3ueeben, unb fib bereits boatdnbig
auf's 8erirren gefaBt gema9t.
Du f6einit febr pertraut nit Der
@egeno! fagte iie, tpdbren6 fie an ieiner
@eite Ben g8eg betrat.>
gtrtbur ldGelte, aber freilid) gait bies
2d6eln ni6t lift, fonbern berllmgebung.
bic ct iebt forf6enb muiterte.
Sd tperbe bod n1einen Malb nod
fennen! Wir iinb alte Greunbe, menn
mir uns aud lange, iebr lanse ni6t
geieben baben.
gugenie bob berpunoert bas 0aupt.
Sen Son bate lie nod ME aus feinem
Munbe geb6rt; es lag 6arin cine tief
3uriidgebrdngte gmpfinoung, bic 1i1
glei6nobl in ber5timme berrietb.
9iebif Du ben WaIb 10 febr? fragte
fe, untpiatlirli9 ein@e1prd1 fortlebenb,
oas fDnf tpabrf9einli1 tpieoer itt benz
getp6bnli9en StilIi6tpeisen Iein gnbe
9efunben bdtte. Wesbalb baft Du i'm
benn pdbrenb Der sat1aett bier WoGen
ni1t Elm eit3iges Mal betreten9
Nrtbur anttportete aidt. Sein Bid
berlor iib tpie trdumenb in ben griinett
nebelumf9leierte1 Siefen. WesbaIb?
fragte er enbli6 bitter, i9 tpeiB es ni6t!
GieQei1t tDar i9 3u fridge. Man perlernt
ia 5ulebt MGes In gurer &eiibena fogar
bic @ebniu1t mad Der Maloeiniamfeit.
Sn gurer &eiioen32 Sd bd6te, Du
ipdreft 10 gut tuie i6 bort eraogen.
@etpiBl Nur nit benz llnteri6iebe,
baB mein 2eben aufb6rte, als meine 10.
genannte @r3iebung anfing. Was iiber~
baupt bes grlebens tpertb mar, bas lieB
i'd binter mir, als i9 in iene Mauern
einfubr; benn lebenstpertb tparen mur
ineine froben ionnigen &nabeniabre.
(Gortfebuns foIst)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-03-20

Sm gerein bes 40.. 8erliner
Stabtbeairfs beri9tete am %. 6ebruar
Der 8orfibenbe iiber Bic 8erbanolung
i'm 4baeorbnetenbauie gegen ben vlitts
genanuten Doftor" (S9peninger). ). Da
erbcb ii6 elmer 6er Mnpeienben, anl9eiz
tlelio ei1 @aftpirtb, ln6 fibrte uilter
GROCER 9eiterfeit Golgenbes aus: Die
Gafwirtbe fino ben profeiDren ieBt
iiber. Oenn tper cine @afttpirtbl1ait be-
treiben min, muB unbeidoIten fein, gum
profehor brau6t man bas ni6t!A
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0erane 10 ant.

8iele sepiifenloie gerfdufer nroaen gud ia.
gen fie bnben SsiluitteI fir Suiten unb GrFaI.
tllusen, bic serabe 70 gut iino aIs ber alte
anberl6ifise Or. Bolanfo Snften- unb 2unaen.
@srup, unb penn ibr nidt barauf befebt bic.
ies Seilmittsl gu erbalten, -iperbet ibr febr an.
gefnbrt perbeu.. Hreis so Gents unb $l.00.
8erfauft bel s. aaIteyer & Con.
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Ser SOrtihritt nmieres samSes

Ser Surtihritt nmieres 2amSes.
Oie folgenben itatiftii1en Nngaben
aeigen bas Wa1stbum unleres Qan6es
felt beiit Sabre 1860:
Gor "a Sabren batten mir cine De.
b6lferung BON 80 Millionen, iebt baben
mir iiber so MiliDnen. Damals bat.
ten mir 141 9tdbte nit mebr als $4,000
ginpobnern. iebt baben mir 286 folder
Stdbte. Die ginlpobner3abl unferer
Gtdote belief fih bamals auf 5 Millio.
men. ieBt beldnft ii6 bieielbe auf IL
Millionen.
llnfere 2oblensMinen pro6uSirten au
iener 3eit IA Millionen Sonnen Gob.
len; beute IS Millionen Sonnen, alfo
6mal 10 biel.
Die gifenprobuftion belief fid5 ba.
mails auf 100000 Sonnen gra; iebi
beIduft ii6 oiefelbe auf iiber s Mi[io=
men per Sabr.
SIN Sabre 1860 bei1dftigten un1ere
Mfetaa SnbuHrien $4,000 r6dnbe"
berarbeiteten fir 100 Milionen Dollars
Material ua6 betrus Der Wertb ibrer
idbrli1en graeugni1e 18O Millionen
Dollars. 0eute bel6dftigen oiefelben
Snouifrien 100000 r9dnoe", berarbei,
ten fir $50 Millionen Dollars Material
uno Der Wertb ibrer idbrli9en grseugz
nifis belduft fi6 auf $50 MiGioneil
Dollars.
Sm Sabre 1860 iparen in Der 6ola=
Snbultrie 130, 900 perfonen beiddftiaf; !;
beute belddftigt oiefeSnbuiirie $40, 900,
udbrenb ber Mertb ibrer idbrliden
gr8eugnifie fi6 perbreifa9t bat.
Die WOllwaaren>S Snbulfrie bef9dfs
tigte 6amaIs 10000 perionen, iebt
160, 900 mdbrenb nnlere einbeimileben
Wflblen, ipelde 1860Waaren i'm Wertbe
bon 80 Waillionen Dollars probucirten,
iebt fol9e i'm Mertb bon 270 Wfilionen
Dollars berborbringen.
@nbli6 8aumtpole. 1860 importir=
ten mir 127 Miu. Oarbs Baumtpollens
@aoren. Sm Sabre 1881 iinportirten
mir nur 70 Miu. Oarbs. eSnauiften
bat fi1 bic Situation gedn6erf. Wir
importiren ni9t mebr, Ionbern erpor=
tiren iebt iiber $50 WeiG. Oarbs Gaum=
pollesWaaren.
Die Seiben Snbuifrie bei1dftiate
5000 perfonen. SEPT iino in berfel5en
Snbulfrie ungefdbr $4,000 perlonen
angeftellt, alfD 7mal 10 biele.
gBir importiren iebt ni9t mebr Geis
oenmaaren, als i'm Sabre 1860; aber
nnfere einbeiinif6en Miblen, tpeIde
bamols Waaren i'm Wertbe bon {, ,OOO,s ;
900 Dollars probucirten, erseugen iebt
fur iiber 40 Millipnen Dollars idbrlid.
1860 tparen in ben ameritanilden
S0pfereien 49, 900 perionen belddftigt.
9eute finb ettpa $4,000 perIonen in
berielben Si.ouitrie belddftiat.
Oie 9emifhe Snbufrie, in tueI9er
bamals 5000 perfonen aageifellt tpas
rem, bsi6dftigt iebt 10000.
gBir baben iebt nabe5u finfmal 10
biele Weilea giienbabnen unb bic bQps
pelte Mn3abl bon Garmen, unb ernten
5peimaI 70 Diel gufbels Gerealien als
bamals.
gn Sdafen batten mir 1860 %
Wiil., beute baben mir beren 40 Wtin.
gu iener 3eit probucirten mir 60 MilI.
pfunb Wolle in biefem 2anbe. Sebt
prooueiren mir 240 Will. pfunb Molle.
nnier @rport bat ii6 in3tpii6en mebr
als oerboppelt. 1860 betrug oerfelbe
400 Wlia. Dollars. Sebt erportiren
mir fiir ungefdbr 900 Mia. Dollars.
- Die' ruifids Norbpol.g Expedition
tiBt i'm gife fei. Man bsiiir6tet ibren
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Bidtis fir Nl1sipanoerer.
@rDbe YreiseruldbiSun in Der lleberfabrt

Der llntersei1nete 1T ermadtiat YafIaae.
ideine, freie 8ef0ifisuns einsei9loffen, BON 8re.
men nod Gan snionio fiir $s4l fiir ertpad.
iene Yerjonen ausauFeIen. Nait 8efofiauna
BIG gteiu gorf $25. sfiiber nnter IL Sabren
aabIen bic SdIfte.
Der Yreis fiir bic MeiIe bon Gan antonio
nod grenlerf betrast nur nod einIdIiebIid
freier Bef0fisune $40.35.
5erner @illets 81 erniebrieten Wreiien bon
Mntmerpen, 9abre, 2iperpooI, aueenstouu,
S9Deoen, Oanemarf unb gtorpesen mad Gan
antonio un6 3uriid
Ndberes su erfabrsn Bel
s. @rieienbed,
22,1 ,tutu Ydifase> a9ent, San Mntouio.
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9aif Du 9iidenf f1mersen, 10
tDenbe st. Safobs Del an unb bic
S6meraen tDerben perf6tpinben. Sn
alien Npotbefen gu baben.
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europa llnb Tera8.

Sebt if bic .3eit mad europa
~ reilen ober 8ernanbte mad,
Seras fontmen gu uIafIen Gnrd].
biIlets i'm 3pifdenoed 3u foIsenben Yrei,en
Autpsrpeu, 8rsmen, Samburs.
Bon San Anfonio SAC. o.35
Fad Gan Antsnio $34l6
Direfte DurdbilIsis bon europa mad ieoem
@latt in Eeras finb rerbdItnibndBis billia Az
baben bel %. g. 0ottu9, agent,
81. @ebIert, YaiIase gIerf,
4,2,t ~ @ef.gommerfelfry San gntonio.
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- Stiefmiitter6en nn6 gerbenen in
ben i6onffen 3ei6nungen in ben Slfa
Nurleries.
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.geras.
2eaislatur.


SIR bic Morgen= Sibung bate
Der Senat feitt Quorum. eeSn Der Na6.
mittags Sibung paiiirte Die Bill, po.
na6 bic @ourtp gommiffioner angez
ipiefen tperben. auf bas @efu1 pou
100 girsern bin eime Mabl absubaIs
ten, bel tpel6er fit bic Stinmgeber
iiber ben 8au elmer Greibriide au erflds
rem baben.
- SIN 6auie unterlag bic 8il 3ur
grnennung elmer giienbabn Commit
fion nit AZ gegem 40 Stimmen. - Oie
bonn 5inan3 gomite borgef9lagenem
8eDilligungen fir bic perf1iebenen
Snititute tpurben Bel Der S6luBberaz
tbung Der 8ermilligungsbil angenoms
men. 9eur bic 8etpilligung fir bic
Mderbau G6ule in Brpan bdngt nod
in Der S6mebe,
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= 9ln 6er gentralbabn Bel Meagan
in Sails gountp tpurben 3tpei an Der
Babn arbeitenbe 3u1tbaus @trdfIinge
gei6oifen, aIs iie gu entfliebsn fldtel.
Ser cine bon ibnen 1T tobt, Der anbere
t06tli6 bertpunbet.
= Oie giienbabn 6tatioit 6o6ge
on Der Mi6ouri Yacific Balm tpur6e
BON Is big 20 Cramps iiberfauen, bic
fdmmtlibe gifenbabn 9lrbeiter baDon
tagten. Spdter erbieItel Bic 2ebtern
yeritdrfung bon elmer anbern Station,
tuOrauf ii6 bic Cramps Der5ogen.
- Ser prebiger ber farbigen Bapz
tiitenfir9e In Sort Wortb, Elm getpifer
Smith, bat iid BET feinen Gemeinbe=
Mitgliebern miBliebig gerna9t. lin
i'm log au tuerben fanbten inn bic 9ebz
tern tdgli1 amDnpme Briefe, in tpeld]en
er nit benz Sobe bebrobt uurbe.
Smith f6eint bic Mngelesenbeit ber
@ranbiurp pprgelegt su baben anb NUN
berrf9t in Der Baptiiten @emeinbe
6riitli6er 9aB ftatt 9riitli9er Giebe.
= 8on WiIbarger goumtp fommt
bic Na9ri9t, baB fi9 bafelb1t elm ueis
terer gebeimer 8ereirl gebilbet bat, Der
fi6 @enbetta Societp nennt. ST min
bic bnr9 bas 8igilan5sgomite begange=
men Morbe ridden.
- Sn 2arebo ipurbe elm gDnitabel
BON elmer Grau aus unborfi6tigteit ge>
f6ofen. Sic fpielte nit einem Nepolz
per, ber fi6 babel entlub.
- Gin Mann Nantens Mebb, ber
bel Brpant Station pobnt un0 an
Wabniinms Mnfdllen leibet, f1mang
fi9 bor einigen Sagen in feinen Na1tz
tlei6ern auf Elm unsefatteltes pferb un6
iagte unter tpiitbenbem @ei1ret babon.
gr batte bereits aebn Mseilen 3uriids
gelegt, ebe man i'm einbolte.
Sn Sesuin bat fid 6. Mdrs i'm
9auie feines SObnes Wilbelm erf9piz
fen. 3fdr3 mar SO Sabre alt; er litt
an seittpeilige- @eiftesff6rung.
paul Qinto umb 8ubb gDiaett,
tpel6e bel CLIFTON in Nabarro gountD
pObnen, bef6dftigtem ii6 fiir5li6 nit
Sprengpulber in Der Ndbe zines ges
beisten Sfens. pl6Blid famb cine
@rploiion fatt. Ser Sfen ioipobl,
ipie bic beiben Mdnner ipurben gegen
bic 9ede bes 3immers gef1leubert,
unb als mebrere perionen berbeieilten,
fanb man bic beiben 8ernngliidtem be-
iDuBtlos. Oie Gleiber iuaren ibnen bonn
2eibe berbrannt.
IS Sn Dallas bat gbarles Green
ieinen Treunb 6. @obep, ben er fiir einen
Oieb belt, erldoKen. gobep begab
f6 mdbrenb Der NaGt binaus In ben
9of unb als er cine 5biir porlittig 6ff.
nete. fnarrte bieielbe. Daburd tpuroe
Green aufgelDedt unb als er bic @elfalt
ilber ben 0of fdleiden fab. iboB er auf
fie, I'm na9ber su finben, baB er feinen
Soft get6btet bot.
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- Die' ruilii6e Norbpol.grpebition
hBt i'm giie feit. Man beiir6tet ibren
llntergang.
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5abreang 20,
Isoce'g
Ueue o1re

ent9aIt Elm gs5sasiif :...e a.l ,nmpas;t trr.
rsFs.as u:srt, Sas, 70 uef ,an lusis, il, feiiter
aiissrn er5,si ertbaItea it, es cntbdIt feiit Gbs
hin, aiib feline netaaiien oner onoern fd)dbIiden
8sitanbtbeile unS bat baber fcimen nadtbeiIigen
einfitb aaf bic Contribution, ioilbern Idbt ben aors
per 10 seinno isic Dor ses sreat9eit.
ssir saranfiren, oab siEsr'S aeue.gure olIe
sale non faltem. rentittircnSent, iIlea, @edieIs
itS Gallenfeber. 10 ,oie BON eeberIeiben, bic
Strb Snmpfaft berbeiDeiatrt iinb, beiIt. Golte
es na9 ritiser aEnuenbun5 ;u beiIen perfebIen, 10
iinb bic 9dnSier burdb infer GirtuIar pom /. SuIi
1882 eriad1tist, has grla snriif3usabsen.
Or. 8. q. apsr 8 Co., IomeIl, dHaH.
Sm allen apotbefen ~ baben.
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Aaftl Aitoerit yoraus.

Refine anbere bIut.einisenbe Mr5nei wirb lett
ooer puree ie 5ubereitet, bic 70 ppudnbis ben Bee
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Opera gaffs ......5 gts. fatt 10 Gts.
Opera Yuffs s. 10 gts, aatt 20 Ste.
SanitH Bairs .--...5 g.s. iiott 10 gts.
ganitD Sairs- 10 gts. ffatt 20 gts.
Nacqnets s Cts. ifatt 10 gts.
Naequets. ...---. 10 Ste. fatt 20 Ste.
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-12-16
E. E. MAYHEM,
Contractor and Builder,
So Hotel street. Honolulu. Ii l..
Opposite Fashion stables>.
BELL TELEPHONE So.
p. o. BOX sl5.

A, x,orl, in my line faithfully done. pans aLd
,.iacsttons made Jo!Iing ii ala de t''is "o' :. y
al short notice GOOD work and 10" Sn.i ,ss q
nv motto.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-12-16
G. v. MacfarIane & Co., Agents.
The Risdon
Iron & Locomotive Works

SAN FRANCISCO................... ca IFoRNIA
w. II. - esl9eht
JOS superintendent
BUILDERS OF STEAM MACHINERY, IN
d all its branches; Steamboat, steamship,
Land Engines and Boilers, High Pressure or
Compound.
STEAM VESSELS, of all kinds. built complete
with HulIs of Wood, Iron or Composite
ORDINARY ENGINES compounded when adj
visable.
STEAM LAUNCHES, Barges and Steam Tugs
which they to be employed. Speed, ton
mage and draft of water guaranteed.
SUGAR MILLS AND SUGAR-MAKING MA.
CHINERY made after the most approved
plans. Also, all Boiler Iron Work connected
Herewith.
WATER PIPE, of Boiler or Sheet Iron, of any
size, made in suitable lengths for connecting
together, or Sheets Rolled, Punched ahO
Packed for shipment, ready to be IlVeteo OIL
the ground.
HYDRAULIC RIVETING, Boiler Work ant
Water Pipe made by this establishment
| Riveted by Hydraulic Riveung Machinery
that quality of work being far superior u
hand work.
SHIP WORK, Ship and Steam Capstans Steam
Winches, Air and Circulating Pumps mao
after the most approved plans
! SOLE AGENTS and manufacturers Tor the ia
/ f1c Coast of the HeIne Safety Boller.
! PIMPs-Direct Acting Pumps, for Irrigation o
City Works purposes, built with the celt
brated Davy Valve Motion, superior to an
other pump.
] =. WILLIA8IS..............,. honour
agent for Hawaiian IslandS)
! 226se30-1y
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Families and shipping supplied on SHORT
NOTICE and at the
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-12-16

The above are only few OF the steam
,,oasaIs tbat are offered at sale in Great
Britain at the present time. Almost any de-
seription of steamer, and of any size de-
sired, can now be purchased at very fav3ra-
BILE rates. 1t is of course necessary thas
some responsible party in England shouIo
examine the condition of the steamers OF
fered for sale before purchasing.
S69a w. L. GREEN.