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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1886-08-07

1t is stated upon good authority that work
on the New York Canal CO.. ditch, viii be
resumed in deadly earnest in a very short
time. Mr.. Foot, Of that company, has ar
rived in Boise City, and is reported as saying
that the company has $2,ooo,ooo at It's back,
ready to prosecute the undertaking.
The calls for the republican territorial
convention this year seem to be considerably
mixed. Onderdonk says it shall be in HALEY,
while Krebs, filled with the love the States
man has always shown towards this town, as
ser,s that it shall be held in Caldwell Well,
we will have the band ready and salute Bro.
Krebs anyway.
Some Of these days when fire literally
cleans out this town from one end to the
other, the business men will lay their tired
heads together and wall because they did not
company. Theycer.alnly cannot expect those
who have no property at stake to work alone
and unaided in starting the thing, and then
fight the fires also.
The New York World locates the Idaho
Central railroad at Fort Keogh. Some other
eastern paper states that it is in Chicago, and
thus does New Jerusalem" suffer deep OBJ
livion away IRON home. In the course of
another decade those brilliant examples of re-
sponsible journalism will discover that the
Idaho Central really intends to traverse cen
trail Idaho, instead of laying a track around
EIudson's Bay, or striking off on an air line to
the moon.
The Wood River Times states that Col.
d. C. Russell, whom Charlie Moore shot a
short time ago, is fast recovering and is al
ready able TO attend to some of his editorial
duties. We are sincerely glad TO learn that
such is the case, foy although Col. Russell and
we differ considerably as to the manageneRtof
newspaper and the true field Of Journalism,
still we hardly like TO see him slain because of
that difference. Mr.. Moore IS out upon ST.
500 bail at present.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1886-08-07
Notice.

The partnership heretofore existing between
Guy Becker and d. S. Brown, in the town Of
Caldwell, Idaho, is this day dissolved by mu-
tual consent, ID. S. Brown retiring therefrom
The business will hereafter be conducted by
Guy Becker, who assumes all outstanding OBJ
legations, and to whom all accounts due said
firm Of Becker & Brown are payable.
Guy BECKER,
d. s, BROWN,
Caldwell, Idaho, Aug. 4, $50.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1886-08-07

How the human g, stem ever RECEIVERS from the
bad effects of the uauseou5 medicines of'en litter
y poured into 1t f,r the suppostive relief Of dys-
p,ia, liver coiui laint, consip tion, rheumatism
and other sillncnts, is mystery. The mischitf
done by bac medicine is scarcely less than That
done by disease. II they who are weak, bilious,
d. sp-p'ic constpaied or rheumatic would Of erer
be ided by the experience OF invaids who have
thoroughly tested IIostetter's stoma Bltters,
they would In every instance obtain the spe eldest
aid derivable rom rational medication. The med
icine Is searchI g, and the Il ne thorough
ly safe dy, deris ed from vegetable sources,
and possessing. IN consequence Of its basis of pure
spiri rfopfrsi d.csl stinulent not u be
foun in arcy bltters aud stinu-ufs of en-
sorted to by the dc bilitsted. dyspepnc and lan-
Kuid.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1886-08-07

Hats Hats !
Hats Hats Hats!
The famous "Stetson hat
kept by f. r. Coffin & Bro.
The finest hat in the market and no
exceptions. If you want TO wear dia-
monds, buy your hats, boots and shoes, fur
nshing goods. etc., at Cofin's, and in
short time you will save enough to
pu, diamond on your shirt
front that would make
ho!elclerk green with
envy. Buy
Hat !
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1886-08-07
A Bargain.

For sl7s anyone can buy claim OF 100
acres Of good sage land, three miles frcm
Caldwell, with en- unfinished house Iax72.
Land under line of ditch and adjoining i'm
proved FARMS Must be sold for sufficient rea
sons. Inquire at Postofhce,
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1886-08-07
Notice.

Caldwell, Idaho, Aug. 4, SO.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1886-08-07

Parties who have accounts Of lcng stand
ing with Little & Co., are requested to conc
forward and settle without delay. as we are
needing money.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1886-08-07
Wanted.

Fifteen hundred stock cattle Eigh, hun
dred beef cattle. Address,
GwiNN < BAKER.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1886-08-07

1000 yeariings and 1900 two-yesroid
steers. For further particulars call in person
or write to GwINS & BAKER.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1886-08-04

ST. Sasfprer Moben bat la9t ao=
itiQig me9et / por 8emerfning ON,
bpurlebes 9ommer Ba1ters 8enner
betraster ben Omiteubisbeb, at ban
fgste os fit 8robibitioniiternes @n=
boriement for no9le Tiger ii6en. @i
iasoe, at bans &enner let i@tiesset.
Saftum er, at be bet sipr. 8i bar /
Seer Greet en- Sag fioite l1se. Sc
imilte ab bet osiaa Der. Os bet bar
Meno, iom roieoe fig af at bore eete,
belitpbte 9emofrater, 1om siorbe bet.
@i bat iimpelt meboclt Saftun, os
noset iaroeles trisfprenoe fan ri life
finbe ueo BET beller. @n Dommer
maa oa pel taa Sou til at britfe ct
@las 8in eller 0l, ONT ban pil, Iaapel
iom en1uer anoen. Om 9ommer
8aGter bat brnffet noset, iioen Ian
blep Hro6ibitionif, ct mere eno ri peb,
men ri baaber, ban life bar. Gorres
iten bar ri foritaaet BET laa, at &ro=
bibitioniit us Ntbolosmano er to for.
itieQise Tins, os at en Hrobibitioniit
tan nDbe beruienbe 9ritte, 1aa1anbt
be finoes. 9an pil blot, at be life ital
finoes, os oa ct bet 10 let at tampe
imoo.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1886-08-04
Minnefota.

Siofe @bnoas fanot man 2iset al
en- %erion, Der bapbe be9aaet Selu,
moroi Sfopen neoenfor Safe CALHOUN,
meooeles oer fra Minneapolis. @u
Garmer, iom git forbi, opoasebe 2iset
peb at unoeribse ONT Nariasen til ben
@tanf, ban merfeoe paa ct beitemt
@teo. 2iset antoses at bape li99et
ber tire Tiger. Snsen peb, bpem bet
bar. &eofommenoe Mutoriteter i9r>
seoe for 2isets Sobfeitelie.
= Sen. 81. g. Mc2areu, en- sams
mel Settler os fremrasenoe 8or9er /
ct. Saul, bbbe iibie 6re6a9. 9an
tiente iammen meb Sen. @ibleD
&en meo Snoianerne os bar be-
ret Gor. Staters Mariba(.
= Sra &ipeitone mebbeles, at en-
5arlter 1t01te 5reoa9 1t9r baooe or9bt
iin to &ar 9amle @bn, iom par saaet
ino / en- 9ueoea9er % falben iibpu
Der. 9a Sarmeren Tom meo @tiere=
n,alflnen, fanot ban, at BET bar noeet,
lom itoppeoe op for Maifinen, % man
fan tente fig bans Straf, oa ban op=
ba9eoe, at ban baooe fiprt fait Bar
net. Man frD9ter, at Barnet oil
b4.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1886-08-04

Sibte l19esOttertail County Far
mer riuer neb paa Mr. Boen isien us
taser Inleonins al Jarmeralliancens
3minez z6orretnin9. r9en be9bnber
iaalebes: r&laser tommer inb fra al
le &anter uoer ben baarli9e Gfuine
iom Mr. 8oen bat lfaffet Tarmeral,
liancen. -" Sum betienbt CT
bet lite Mr. 8oen, Der lenerer ben.
&ontraften b(ep 9iuet til Mr. SO.
6ranfooi5, os buorpel ri paa Tor=
baanb nioite, at bet bele Blot bar Dp<
ipinb af n5armercn" forat itabe 8o=
en-, git ri alli9epel fen o9 talte meb
Mr. Jrantopi5 ON bet, os ian ertle>
rer, at Der er lite ct lanbt Orb bet
bele.
vGarmeren", iom taler ON, at an=
bre Upper us ienere retter bet til Blot
r@isreprelentation" bgr bespn6e at
feie for fit esen 9br meb bet fprite.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1886-08-04
Nurbal.
26oe eSu(i 1886.

26be c5uli 1886.
ST. &ebaft6r!
Sen 24be Suli uar leg 6ersus
Sails forat bente min 3mine, iom iaa
mango andre Tarmere, o9 BET traf ies
mango sooe 8efienbte os beriblanot
u. s. 8oen. Seq os ban ct samle
&jenoinser, % jea forei1os. at ri full
be saa os taee Counties Sail 0iez
ipn. 9ertil oar ban pillis, iiben fan
bapoe neset at be1iue paa gourtbuz
iet, os ies ifulbe traffe @r. 8ranoenz
burg ianleonins nosle @enser, iom
ban paa 5orbaan6 bapbe lopet at 9iz
he til @all Safe @lepator. 9an inb=
friebe fit 2ptte men pasrebe fig peo
at mootase nosen Nttie. @an pilbe,
at Yensene itulbe betrastes iom en-
@ape. Seq uil iom Collector paa
Gorenin9ens &esne taffe bam oer>
for.
@beriffen er en- imgbefommenbe
Tpr, os ban biite os ruubt TensTet;
ban baube fun to Tusle !; 8uret MI.
9a ri ipntes, ri baube feet moi, git ri
tilbase til bans Office os iatte os neo.
os ba FOB 8olitifen lite lanse oente
paa fig. Seq ct insen &olititer og
forblep fun en- taus 3ilbbrer, men
ies lasoe npie Merfe til. boab icm
bleu iast. Boeu ct en- iuris &robibi>
tioniit % mente, at ben 3io pil fom-
me, 6a oer oeo Sou pil bl;pe forbuot
at tiloirte beruienbe 9ritfe. 8ran=
oenburs par al en anben Menin9.
9an ias6e, at en @anb bebpper lite
atsjbre fig til @uiu, forbi ont bet er
frit at ipiie % brittle.
". 6. Boen ct Me6len al Sarmers
NQiance ber i 3otpnet os par ienot
iom 9elesat til County NQiance>Mb<
ret ! Batt(e 2ate o9 liseiaa lom 9ez
lesat til @rubibition~@o ~@onpentionen
afEemperancefolfet ber. 8aa@pbr9s=
maal, bpilfen Eidet ban MI pilbe ,1n'
beritbtte, fpare6e ban, at MI fit ban
iette 6armerens Gidet tilibe.
6pis bette Ct Maaoen, ,iom s Gent
perance=Golt arbeioer paa, iaa bill jes
iom en- 5armer os Nuiance=@anb
raabe ct @arito, iom ital siue @to
ifra ben enc @nbe af @ountiet til ben
anoen imob 8robibition, buis bet
frembeles fulbe piie fig, at ben pil
Sarmer=M0iancen tillips.
Meb bet 9aab, at Boen oil frem=
fomne meb ct Joripar for fine Nnltu=
elier te9ner leg mig
@eb N9telie
Sobn S. glune.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1886-08-04


9il ct l1btrbt / ct af Mfr. Sobn S.
Nunes 8reue ibas bill ri bemerte, at
bet maaife er no9et for itribt al anita
se. at 8robibitionii bill 5armer=
alliancen rtillips". 9ette CT not lite
@eniiaten, buis be tan bielpe bet.
Sc oil fremme fin esen Sag, os iaa
faar andre reoe fig, iaa sobt be Tan.
&ro6ibitioniiterne ertlerer, at be bill
ftptte ben Gag, iom Jarmerne arbei=
Der for, men bpab an9aar Garmernes
@algieboel for iaar, ba maa ben sjerz
ne reiie bib, buor 8eberen sror, for
8robibitioniiternes Sfplb.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1886-08-04
Snblanoet.

@iliuautce. @is., lite Mus. Sra
9en &oDal / Safe Superior tommer
@fterretninser ON, at 6ilterne paa
1en er mistentte torat 6ape plpnbret
2isene al be 40 @erioner, iom forlife
meo @fibet Mlsoma fibite 9pit, os at
be forat fiule Gorbrboelien ientsbe
2isene neo lan9t ube paa @pen.
&epenue=&utteren InbD Spbnion
saar imor9en ub fra Miluautee til
2ate Superior os oil maaite foretase
en- srunbis nnberipselie. Nlsoma
par ct Canadian Tacifcz zDampltib,
iom itranoeoe paa ct @eo peo ben
bitre @nbe al 0en @oDal iitite 9pit,
os omfrins 408erioner omtom. Mau
unberip9er MI Stibet, men uastet itor
DmbDsselisbeb l1noeribselien bar
man lite funoet mere enb ct eller to
Sig, iom er blepen fibbenbe fait i
Ebmmeret. Tbeorien for oenne
bemmeli9bebsfuloe Toripinoen af 81
gene ct ben iom ouenfor antboet.
@an ct bleuen beitDrtet / benne Nn=
selie peo at finbe forrepne &leber og
@eroiiaaer ioeres 8oliser.
= TDpe brpb inb paagebar@apibs
& @ortbern Setnbanens 9epot @lt.
ton / 9afota iibfe Eborsoas, men be
fit itte fat mango Gen9e, mellem 5
p9 6 Dollars. !
-2Dnet Tos neb os antenbteMr. 8.
Sbes 8olis @pofane Sails $500
ming iibite Spnoas. 5amilien par i
@an Trancisco. men be iom par i
9uiet blep ilemt rDiteoe. Suiet nebs
brenbte, og &cnse % &eroipapirer
til ct 8elpb af $1,000 git meo. @uiet
bar paro $500.
- 9afotafolf paai aitaar, at be bar
beQDnot at treIte.
9an forbanoebe Sub os bbbe.
@n 5armer MGrbeoen af @teuben=
oiue, 8a., bau6e en- batter Maisa9er.
Men pluoielis tom Der en- 6aslitorm
os pbela9be Maiien, laa at ban maatte
ifjere ben til Sober. Meoens ban %
bans 8eiefarl arbeibebe bermeo, be-
sbnote ban at laite paa &orberre, ,forbi
ban loo &serere bliue poela9t. &an
blep bioii5ere os biolisere us bespubte
tilitbit at forbanbe Cub. 9arlen bab
BAN. at ban lite maatte tale iaalebes.
rDet er moi til at brin9e Blobet til at
itione ! ens Narer", iasbe ban. rSa.
lab bet itione!" rpleoeGarmeren, rber=
iom Seius bar ber MI, fulbe ies itjere
bam ipnber, hselom je9 itjerer bette
&orn". @aa bfeu bet plub}elis itille,
% ba &arlen iaa fig ont, nar Sarme=
rem bpb. @n 2ese blep bentet os erz
flnrebe, at Garmeren bar bbb af
9jerteFas.
- Sra fere @teber / 9afota mebz
beleS benne l19e, at 9uebeablinsen Ct
mc9et bebre, END man for en- 9ib iiben
troe6e, ben pilbe blipe.
@n 18 Mar sammel @bn af @r>
nett 2unbta, fom bor 6 Mil / Spb
ior Bebfter / 9atota, blep ooerfibrt
at en- Slaattemaitine forleben os fit
ben enc Grm afFaaret.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1886-08-04
Ter9u8 Sails.

3Ots Suli 1885.
ST.. @ebaftbr!
S llseblao for 21oe Suli 1886 TO-
refinbes noset, iom iea finber fan ue>
re misleoenoe, os iom ies tror sipr
ben beberlise 9on,mer llret. Set CT
fplsenbe:
r9ommer Borters @enner ler i
@tiesset os finoer bet maselss@pes,
at ber funoe finbes @robibitionilter
iom tror, at ban ct @ro6ibitioniit. !"
9eri maa pel lisse ben Sniinuati>
on, at Dommeren ct en- r8bilfb=
@ano", bet pil iise. en- Der britfer, o9
bet ct fun for paa @etferbisbebens %
@anbbebens @e9ne, at ies paa bet
fraftisfe pi( proteitere os beneete
benne falife 8aaitanb, tbi bet ct not
lom betienbt; at ST. 8arter lite bar
imast en- 9raabe 8renbepin af noaen
@lass, iioen ban Tom paa Dommer>
iebet, os ies tror neppe, at bansDeob>
itanoer oil pinbe noset peb ben Gla9s
&rigsfbriel.
@eo 9enipn til &robibitions= @a<
gen ba er iittertisen &r. 8arter fulo<
tommen iaa pel berettiset til Gnoorz
iement al 8robibitions=8 =8artiet iom
bans Mobitanoer os pel iaa bet, iaa
bet bar mulisens flo9t, ON gBilliams
@enner bolot ! @rinbrin9 ben samle
2erbom, at ben, iom bor @las<6u=
ie, maa taite @ten meb Gorfsti9beb.
enbper er naturlispis berettiset til
fin Menins % bar osiaa forfeete
famine men erlisen % uben l1nber=
faubisbeb eller smubs. Seq er af
ben 5ormening, at 8agter Ct en- bpsz
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1886-08-04

ST. &ebattpr!
Eaa en- af mine Cure til 6ersus
Sails baube leg ben @leos at treffe
iammen meo min gen 2ars 3alben.
Seq bar fienot bam i mango Nar.
9an fa9oe, at ban fob til Eieneite
iom County Commissioner, foen ban
MI er opitilet iOm &anbioat paa to
8artiers Eideter. Jarmere, lab os
anberitatte bam;ies er ouerbepiit ON,
at ban pil rbste fit &alo meb 9ro.
itab o9 til Counties bebfe, ban ct
en- Man6, fom ri 5armere Tan iette
por Bib til, os bette CT noset, ri uu
trenser til. 9an bar min @temme.
Sobn S. Nune,
@efreter Murbal M1iance.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1886-08-04
bog lan9tfra 1aa fri, at lite osiaa ban
faar fin Qlnbel.

bog lanstfra iaa fri, at lite osiaa ban
faar fin 9lnbel.
Sort &ienbfab til Mr. Compton
ct lite fort itbrre enb til Mr. 9pmpe.
men ri bat altib anieet Jam os bprt
anore anie bam iom en- @ebersmanb,
bet pil sipre bet bebfe, ban fan.
San bar iom befienot en9ans fgr pe>
ret palst til 6enator % bar altiaa to
@an9e peret / 2e9islatureu. @i ti(z
itaar, at ri lite bat siort os befienbt
meb bans &irtiombeb Der, men III
peb, at ben ct blepen beogmt iorfjel=
list. Smib1ertio bat ban forbunbet
fig til berefter, ON ban bliper palst,
at itaa fait om bet 8rosram, iom
Garmeralliancen bat faiti1aaet. 9an
srunber fin Gororins paa @ienpals
fornemmeli9 paa fplsenbe:
9an bar for bet fbrite facet ben
republifanlte geomination, os,iom ban
ipnes, / erlist @las operpunoet Mr.
9ompe oer. @an finoer, at naar
5armeralliancen git ino ben repu:
blitan1te Contention, itulbe ben osiaa
bore bunbet peo 6ennes 8efemmelz
ier. 9erneit refer ban Epipl. om
Mr. 9ompe pirteli9 ian talbes Sar>
nj ernes &anbibat.
@an bnlter at 9aa tilba9e til 2ez
sislaturen fornemmelis, forbi bet er
3ins af &istisbeo for bette County,
iom maalte ban bebre fan faa ipse
orbnet eno Ell ny Manb. (Dette ct
MI forreiten en- @Dnsmaabe, iom os=
laa l19eblabet beler, at bet lite er
belbist altio at babe en- nD Mano.)
6remoeles ipnes ban - os natur=
lispis be neite / Gersus Sails meo
Dant = at naar oenne BD betaler mel
lem 3reoie<o9 Tieroeparten al Stat=
ten / @ountiet, ct ben osiaa berettiset
til no9en Inbel / @ountiets 9}eprez
Ientation. Det fan life beller ne9tes,
at ber ct no9et bette.
Os enbelie. naar bet nu fommer
neo til Spbrssmaalet om ems @opuz
laritet, oa antaser natu.lisois Comp
tom, at ban o91aa bar fine &etti9be=
Der.
&u, bpao an9aar bisie @runoe i
Gomptons 5appr, oa ifal ri oenne
Gang afboloe os fra at peie benz.
Sab enbuer bgmme for fig ielp inbtil
uibere. @i bar altio, naar BET bar
oaret talt priuat ON Mr. Compton,
iast, at ri antos bam for en- reipetta=
bel Mano. @eu ont ban sar ben
bebfe &eprelentant tor bette County
for bet nepnte @mbeoe bar III la9t, at
ri piblte lite.
Sor lite at uoelaoe no9et, fal ri
i9ien nninbe ont, at ber enbnu er mo-
lntneret en- treble &anoioat, 1emlis
Mr. u. s. &ettitt, &robibitionii iterz
nes &anbioat. @i bar lite baut me-
get meo Mr. &ettitt at sipre, men nj
bar altio anieet bam iom en- opristis,
relpettabel 8or9er. &porpiot ban
pilbe bore iitanb til at ubrette me9et
lom Senator / @tatens lop9ipcnbe
Soriamlin9 er mere enb ri bar nosen
af9iort Menin9 om enonu. 5ormo=
oentlt9 pil ber beller lite bliue noset
Sppr9smaal oerom pe6 bette @al9.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1886-08-04

COUNTY TICKET.
Auditor - Oscar Hanson.
Treasurer-G.A A. Lindquist.
Register of Deeds = H. E. Boen.
Sheriff - A. Brandenburg.
County Attorney = G. L. Lewis.
Judge of Probate c. E. Chapman
Superintendent of Schools-Geo. F
Cowing.
Surveyor D. G. Keefe.
Court Commissioner-E. H. Tues
ley.
Coroner w. G. Bedford.
County Commissioners:
1st District = W. B. Mitchell.
2nd District-August Kowaldski
Sd District - Knud Peterson.
4th District - J. A. Hawkinson,
5th District - Lars j. Halden.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1886-08-04

Dm leg brifter albri9 iaame9et, ia
@anlen blir ie9 lite fulb. Seq blir !
bet bpieite iaa treti Mrmen, at ie9 lite
Tan itaa paa 8enene.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1886-08-04

tig % iampitti9bebsfulb Dommer, og
at ri intet nilbe piuoe ucb bet fore
ilaaebe DmbDtte.
IS. .. Noben.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1886-08-04
FARMERS TICKET.

LEGISLATIvE TICKET.
Senator = John B. Hompe.
Representatives:
II. p. Bjorge.
Henry Plowman.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1886-08-04

u. &. 2unb, Gormanb / ben fibitt
republitanite Contention bar ubnepn1
fpl9enbe Gountp<&omite:
6. B. 8ranobora 5ormanb, Sen:
ming.
s. .. @risbt, 5ersus Sails.
Grit Grantberg, Gersus Sails.
8. Sacoblon, 2eaf Nountain.
George 9u9setb, ct. Dlaf.
N. 6. Melion, Nurbal.
Gam. &iber. Gcambler.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1886-03-26
the PANAMA CANAL

M. De Lesseps has again gone to
Panama, after having been teted and
made much of in England. 1t is a
a momentous expedition; he means
to inspire, if possible, fresh con-
fidence and new life into the last and
greatest undertaking he has ever
attempted. There are those who
still hope against hope shareholders
and financiers, most Of them, deeply
interested in the ultimate success of
the Panama Canal. But independ-
ent, unprecedented outsiders have
already come to the conclusion that
the work can scarcely be accom-
plished in our time, or that it will be a
paying concern when completed.
The highest revenues that could be
expected from it would not more
than half pay the interest on it's
capital, and the working of the
canal at dead loss cannot we'll be
continued for long. Doubts now
are expressed as to the benefits it
will confer. Europe apparently will
benefits little. The most competent
judges declare that the Panama
route will not shorten the journey
between this country and the Anti
podes. 1t will, of course, simplify
communication with the west coasts
of America, and it will especially
benefit American trade with Austria
liza. American competition, while it
may benefit our colonists, will not
be accepted as an unmixed boon by
English producers, and it is a little
surprising that M. de Lesseps should
have received so much support in
this country Home News.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1886-03-26
TIRED EYES.

In these days of study and seden-
tary work, requiring much use OF
the eyes, they often become so tired
that they refuse to do good work.
This is particularly true when the
work is done in poor light, or
when it is very fine work. Few
eyes will bear such treatment for
any great length of time without
being spoiled. The question is often
asked us, What can be done in such
cases? There is one remedy for
tired eyes that has great value. 1t
consists in massage with the hand
wet in cold or cool water. Fill a
basin with it, and standing over it
wet the hand with as much cold
water as it will hold and apply it to
the eyes, at the same time, with the
thumb and forelinger giving the
eyes a gentle manipulation. Con-
tinue the process for four or five
minutes several times day. The
results are often almost marvellous.
rs. +. Bulletin,
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1886-03-26
DANCE AT the HAWAIIAN HOTEL.

The Hawaiian Hotel was the prin-
ciple place of enjoyment in the city
last night. The external of the
Hotel was brightly illuminated by
many-colored lanterns, tastcfully
arranged: within was mirth and
merriment. The large dining room,
cleared of furniture and the floor
covered with canvas, was used for
dancing; and dancing went on,
guided by the music of detachment
of the Royal Band, until II o'clock,
when the dancers rested awhile from
their labors and partook of refresh
ments, and after refreshment again
resuming the dance, until past mid
night. The King was there, and SO
were the United States Minister Resi-
dent and lady, the French Commits
sioner and daughter, the United
States Consul General and daughter,
Hon. S. Parker, the Hotel guests, ant
large proportion of the youth and
beauty of Honolulu. Enjoyment
was the object of the reunion, ant
enjoyment was obtained to thu
hearts content of the participants
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1886-03-26

and the Colonies. 1t can be made
in slabs of any size. Those on
Queen street are two feet wide.
Between each joint there is small
pieces of asphalt paper, SO that
should one slab crack, it can be
taken up and replaced without injury
to the other. About year ago Mr..
Bowler put down a concrete drive
way for Col. Spreckels at his resi-
dence, Punahou, and to-day there is
not a crack in it. This patent con-
crete should be invaluable for use at
plantation mills. The slabs can be
made to order, any size, and ship
ped to any part of the Islands. 1t
is worth while for our readers to
examine the sidewalk in front of
Mr.. Warehouses; store and see for
themselves.-P. G. Adaertiser.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1886-03-26

WE regret to have to report the
continued illness of Mr.. ID. McKen-
zie, of the firm of Rhoades & Me-
Kenzie, who has been confined to his
bed for the last four weeks, and was
recently removed to the Queens
Hospital for treatment. Mr.. Nc
Kenzie seems to be unfortunate so
far as health is concerned, this being
the third time he has had to go to an
hospital within a year-twice at Wal
luku. His friends hope to see him
around again in a few days.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1886-03-26
A CONCRETE SIDEWALK.

One of the finest specimens OF
sidewalk in town has just been COM
pleted in front of the store of j. L.
Warehouse, Queen street, by Mr..
John Bowler, the well-known plas-
terer. II is q patent concrete side
walk, for which Mr.. Bowler holds
the patent, and is similar to those in
use in New York, San Francisco