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Nevada County picayune., 1889-01-23
A. 4. GIBSON, HOPE, ARK.

Mir. o. H. Shirly moved to Bough- ton last week. While we lose good citizen, Boughton gains one. ] The jury in the case between the German Insurance Co. and N. O.. Battle, gave verdict for the latter.
 Mir. John Wylie has on exposition one of the oldest pianos on record. The most peculiar thing about it are the keys.
 Mir. J. w. Atchison, who has been collecting for Stainton < McSwain, returned home last week. Sorry to fsee him leave.
 Mir. c. H. Titus and wife, of Boughton, were here Sunday. Mir. Titus is building a house for Mir. Fred Chambers.
 The remains of Dr. Vim. Wilson were brought up from TeXarkana last Tuesday, and inferred in the White Oak graveyard, in Hampstead county.
 Editor J. w. Gardner gave our little town visit last week, in the interest of his staunch county paper. Wish you all possible success. Come again.
 Our young friend, Burton Riggs, was over last Sunday. When asked to go home with us for dinner, he replied: "No: must see the old man first" Wish you success, dear boy.
 Our little town was thrown into quite fever of excitement on last Saturday by the appearance of three or four men on the streets, who said that came to lay the town out. But after looking around little they con- cluded that they were not as hungry as they thought they were, and left feeling just as we'll as if they had eaten one or two men.
 Ho! WheeIers, what is the mattery Is the Wheel in bad repairs? Is the tire off? Are the spokes coming out? or is the hub bursted? Now, gents, if any of these things is the matter, let all get to work at once and repair the breach, for in unity there is strength. Why let it fall to pieces? In the name of humanity, be men or mice. "Never, oh, never say fail" but go one and all to your next meet ing, and make bold stand for your rights. Of all classes that need pro- tection, I think it is you farmers. Lay aside prejudice and work for the interest ofyourselves and fellow-men.
 DAMoCLEs.
Nevada County picayune., 1889-01-23

Don, trust to luck" but rub on n little of Hunts. Cure for Itch, Tetter ltiugworm or Eczema For sae by ]. Q. Howell.
 !. Hansel Wood has made sweep ing reductions in the price of cloth ing, and ladies' and gentleman's $ shoes. He deals specially in hese goods and can give better bargains than any other house in Southwest Arkansas. Send him mail order snd give him trial. Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded. Hope, Ark,
 Faults of digestion cause disorders of the liver, and the whole system he comes deranged. Dr. J. II. Me- Leans Sarsapparilla perfects the pro- cess of digestion and assimilation and thus makes pure blood.
 During my absence, collecting taxes. my brother. MT. Joe Hood. will remain at Prescott, and act as my deputy, sworn in according to law. ED. Hoop,
 Sheriff of Nevada County. The worst feature about catarrh ie its dangerous tendency to conSnmp- tion. Hoods Sarsaparilla cures ca tarrh by purifying the blood.
 No need to take those big cathar- tie pills; one of Dr. J. II. Mclean $ Liver and Kidney Pellets is quite snf' hcient and more agreeable,
 For safe and certain remedy fol fever and ague, use Dr. ]. II. Me Leans Chills and Fever Cure; it is warranted to cure.
 One car load Whitewater wagons just received. Will sell low down Call and see us.
 FosTER X LOGAN Hwp. Co.
 1 have 45 head of mules and horses that will sell cheap for cash, or on time. SIDNEY b' Wocp.
 When you are hungry call or JEnks, on Main St., and he will give you 2 good square meal for 70 cts
 If there is merchant, or othe' business man in town. who would have his sons or clerks keep his ae counts systematically. 1 will open hi' books and instruct them in a shor time, during evenings. to thorough, manage double entry bookkeeping l have opened books for Badge Lumber Co, Ness City, kas.. anC branch at Bazine, Kas. BaZine Kas., Stone and Lame Co.,; J, ( Stapleton, hardware, Nevada, Mo. ari others, to whom l refer.
 E. A. SAiRE, A. B.
Nevada County picayune., 1889-01-23
CORRESPONDENCE.
is,nMet Etchings.
All the sick are improving. Tommie Pirtle was over Sunday.

From all signs, there is good prospect for the arrival of some emi- grants soon.
 MT. W. E. Lemley is now the happy father of l0-lb. boy. Talk about emigrationl Hush
 Our new justice of the peace, c. E. Andrews, gets lot of big to do now two cases Saturday.
 Rev. C. D. McSwain preached an able sermon for us on last Sunday, as our preacher has not come yet.
Nevada County picayune., 1889-01-23
AT COSTl
 Goods Must Go! PRICE ENooBJEcT!

I have bought at Sheriff sale the entire Johnson 4" Generelly stock of goods, com. prising nearly $l4,WO--invoice price-- worth of
Nevada County picayune., 1889-01-23

Is the place to buy your drugs medicines paints os school cheap and good tobacco cigars wines liquor and aco ho Special attention given to orders for drugs and liquor When you Hope call and whether not yo wish to buy goods
Nevada County picayune., 1889-01-23

la club with thit papsr, "pDtI'- and TUE PICAYUNE for .3.p5 which -houId ht -cn '' the snse of thl. paper.
Nevada County picayune., 1889-01-23
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,

Notions, Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Etc. Also big lot of Saddles and Trunks. All must be sold at once, so come along and get your choice at prices never dreamed of be- fore. Goods will be sold at actual St. Louis and New York cost and below cost for some of the goods.
Nevada County picayune., 1889-01-23

Don't trust to luck" but rub on little of Hunts. Cure for Itch, Tettcr Riugworm or Eczema For sale bv ]. 0. Howell
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-31


Resolved. 1ha; the city marshal be and ne Is
hereby instructed 20 notify the president ofihe
Valley Cify Street & Gable Railway Company of
Grand Rapids 10 cause Grandyille avenue and
Ellsworth avenue. where said Valley City
Street & Gable Railway Company have con
structed their tracks. All in the city Of Grand
Rapids 10 DO restored 10 a condition equally
ft for public Use and travel as the sane were
prior 10 the laying oy said railway comp any OF
its railway tracks in said portions of said ave
nues. and that The same be done within ~
days after the passage Of this resolution. the
same to BE- done subject 50 tho approval OF the
surveyor Of the Board Of Public Works OF said
ci;y and. be- if further
Resolved. That She city marshal serve cer-
fifed copy of this resolution upon the pros.-
dent q the said Street Cable Railway Com
paay within three days after the passage Of
this resolution.
Adopted
Icas-Ald. Anderson. Baldwin. Crcoue En-
wer. Isuuiers Miller 0IonneiL Rodgers
saunders eten. stokes. Sproui. stet5ius.
striker. Turnsr. Iersx-le.
Nays-Nonf.
DT Ald. stein.
Resolved. That - CITY marshal - and IL
hereby instructed % notify each property
owrer or occupant on each side % second
avenue. FROM south Division street 20 Grand
Vile avenue - repair OF re1uiid where ueres-
sarT their sidewalks in front OF their premises
Within ten davs after service nrsn
them ~ such notice and II not done
urhia that time to cause fhe same - he
do7e and make his returns according % lsn.
Adopted
1ess-Aif. Anderson. rs'1rfn. Crequs I'm
~sr Lsrerr HIfrrrr. sanders Stein.
stokes Srror'. ,tsstrs. -ffyker. Turner.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-31

Respectfully submitted.
Eo. II. STEfV.
R0Hr ~rPorI
Isaac VI. TrgSkR
Committee.
Accepted and placed on fis
To the Honorable fhe Mayor ari Common
Councn ~ the city of Grt8d Rapids
Genfiemsn-Iou special committee. 70
whom was referred the assessment roll for fha
extension of the sewer in Jefferson street.
north % point therein sky six feet south II
Csftarnis street. respectfully report thar they
have carefully examined the same and report
"a follows.
Total amount - roll .................... Tf ~
Total amount Of fees s--..-.-.-........ So
Total amount ga n
Collected ~ the treasurer ~
Tacnlected -.........-.... -s -
Total ..-....... .......-. s "a s.
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Telegram-herald., 1889-07-31

r Az sretnIrs
Rsso-re- F7 - r-~--.- C.a--r ~ 80
city ~ Grand Fap.fs t-sfras er- s---r-e7
- ara aersf7 Instructed -c rr-rs~. tfs
-esssssr7 rssr 1tle1 iar tfe -ra- zsat sr
fsnser 'f L7.n srr.er En- t1e -g - 7-s-f
Far fs 20 a 81 d-h 81 s.rfysr fs-t s-,- -e
present s7s'era -e-~ aas t- ere rssf H-s ~
r-srt avenue ia sstf rr7 exre-ses s-e-t
ear 81 a. - .ars-se-t rhs sara -s 81 sst
Ir-1 s--sst s7s-sa s-s ezrsa1es as Acre
SAL
Aft sarfhfT s-fss Trsr ere T1r~s7--
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hy .s red - prspars A. s-e1rats dssc~r b
ga g -4s 7a-sf. rrorsr-y lsessssry 81 es
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-31

II is not a vile fancy drink made n rum.
poor whiskey. or refuse liquors. speed and
sNeetened 10 please the taste but purely
vegetable preparation. made from native Cali
f0ruia herbs
Twenty -fve years use have demonstrated 70
millions of sufferers throughout the civilized
world that 81 al the medicines ever discovered
Vinegar Btfers only possesses perfect and
wonderful curative effects upon those troubled
with the following diseases, viz.
Dyspepsia. Rheumatism. latarrh. Neuralgia.
Headache Bous. Scrofula. skin Diseases. jam
dice eouf. Piles. Biiousness. and al other
diseases arising from blood impurities. sno a.
q Nermiiuge IL j. the best IN THE world. being
death 90 all worms that iufcst the human sys-
ten
II is always safe 10 take a. any time. or M.
der any condition Of the system. from old or
young. or for either SEX. u is Euf up in fV0
styles. The old Is slightly bitter. and is the
stronger in cafhsrtlc effect The new style is
very pleasant 10 the taste. and = perfect wedi
1e for delicate women Or children. Zach
KIND is distinctly marked on TOP ~ carton.
Many families keep both nds 0n hand. -
They form a complete medicine chest
send for a beautiful book free.
Address n ~ MCDONALD DRf 9 CO.
81 ashinEtoi st. = i. city.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-31

Ihe shortest line 80 Detroit sano -r4eI fle
Faai larIer cars between Detroit aas .sraud
hAfls. iftA, -e4ain- Detroit i.-l > ln and
',rand Rapids 0l % 81 ran oailv. Nlhfr frsins
daily except sunday
4. ALNp~tr. T.rkef Agent Depot Gro W
MtNfeN. Mon Ticket hEel. Ia Monroe 81.
bEo. p ctfrl, Cen Az. .isud itar.te N
A- ttFPsSrtI. lrsfc ManaEer. 81. - MrlLf-
Ata. General Mara.e-
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-31

l
Atlantic AID facife 81 . fa IU a. Il Ia,
dtAliy, All Others luiN except sunday
TAXING rhelf sunday Juif l.. ls.-
Sleeping ears run on Pacific afl atlantic IL
pffssc, - and from Detroit IarIar ears rnn
on i,af tApfrss and Grand Rapids fHiress "a
ana iIon Detroit Direct connections made af
beifo.i Win ai throueh trains last noafis
en- sale ~ Union Ticket once. 81 Monroe A..
and "a uiou depot
fnp u. bEces. Gel1 kGi q Monroe a.
p. NJ. hrceLrs. o. 7. anc 7 ARi. Chicago
DETROIT. LANSING A. NORTHERN
Grand haplds sag 4aw Division. All
trains arrive and depart ifsr jllan renDf
j. m m m I've tf 30 u nn = w
b.N j. 80 f.f Grand IaHIt~ 30 rl -
1-s 1I0 $50 LANSING l|nl s .9a
lD-l1 $500 1T ~ Detroit -H. .fs
= ~ m m A. I've ann nr q Ia
p IN am I've Ar am IA
f-N $3.50 Grand Rap .u. ll.4 III la
e- ~ .4i......... SAP. uaW CAV - t. f..
*.Ht J. 600 .tasl Saginaw n.. ~ h Il
J. m noon Al ftn ANN "a IA
Inc shortest line 80 Detroit sano -r.... fle
EiAl iail.f cars between Detroit alt 'trald
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-06
PERSONAL POINTS.

w. T.. EsrEs returned 10 Ialo College
last night over the l.. & n. Railroad.
GroRGE WINCnEsTER, Of Washington,
u. c., will sing at st. Josephs Church
this morning.
Miss MAGGIE PARK. Of Clay Center,
Kan, Is visiting Misss Adele Hampton on
Poston avenue.
NJ. ScmwAn, Paducah; q. T.. Scott,
Dycsburg; tho lion. A. T.. Bourlgnd,
jackson, Temp; J. Is. latshaw. Missouri;
J. T.. Ramsay, New Orleans. Ia, are at
the Peabody.
Cot. J. u. SrnoNG, Tennessee; the Hon.
w. u. Wooster Arkansas; Capt w. II.
Robinson. Minnesia; ". 4. Payne, Nash
vile; T.. 4. Spencer, Texas; Capt. J. g..
Bmnnin, Grenada, are among the prOmi.
nent arrivals At the Clarendon Hotel.
GRonGE 4. RATHER, well and iayorably
known In this city aud recently agent Of
the Memphis & Charleston Railroad at
Sheffield, has resigned Ia take u more NJ
muncratiyc position with the Kansas City,
Memphis q Birmingham Railroad.
Ar the 81. Peters Church, conner Of
Adams and Third streets, this afternoon ",
. O'Clock will be- c0nsummalcd the mar.
riagc oi Mr.. William App, popular
Young Deputy Sheriff, and Miss Lulu Me.
Carihy, a lovely young lady Of South
Memphis After services at the church
the couple will hold a reception ut No. 81
Third street
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DIED.

REurER-At her late residence. No ~ Market
EirCct January j. i,en 90 o'clock a.m., Mrs. Many
\. kLUtlG, wiio OF William Reuter-, aged thirty
ycars
Funeral will take place from residence, No i2n
Market ftpct. this lsuNDAll afternoon W ?
O'Clock Friends oi the family Invited tonttaud.
NOgRls-h No 80 Manassas strct, January Z,
iN,q, THOMAS LEwu, only child oi H. 4. aud lilzic
LOWS Norris, aged four year, and ninc mouths
McGEE-At residence. corner n,uch AMI COLLINS
avenues. saturday, january - lNop. Mn ItHSil
NC1Er wife of Dr J. T. Me o..
Funeral from rcsidcurc at io'clock this pm.
REiD-At her home. near Denmark, TOM, Mr.
TupNAs Rrin In the cghticth year of her age.
mother ot Capt j. a. Martin, Ut this city
Remains will be- carried TO Little Rock, Atk., for
burial.
BEGniE-At his residence. corner Manassas and
Court street extended. saturday January ., pa ut
4 o'clock y m, J. 4. hrGmE
Funeral wilt take place nt Central Methods;
Church. Union street, at saD O'Clock this lsuN.
DAY. afternoon.
MANGHAt rrslicnrc No 10 Poplar street. Jan
uary . lisa. FRANK MANI, aged forty NruH
Funeral irom rsidcurc this (,uNDANl morning
NJ 10 o'clock
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Lilly Carriage Company.
Dividend NOTICE.

January o 49,
Alta MEETING on TiIF uOAru ~ piUfrr.
" Or ~ this tJtutHny. held Ht tht'f ~ r tN'I
dal. dlyidgnd ~ tNsliu Ter cent NHs d' IlnHl
ont VI the pflnI. ~ ihH past yrar l1lh'' boo .tI
on demand ~ their unrH.
Thr following prrticmtu vtrU phuru n.fv'"rI
~ this COMPANY iuf the ensuing fVnf VI own
LILY. w. " lI'rfH. Hr John X rpH.d luhu
npulr nni WIN " ~ re- Hni uu,n LllI w.
ebnssp prsaliient md s,urml ManaFrf John IS.
Donie. Nirc President. aud ". ". ilrr,c 20. Hg
',.'l - OWN ILILY. rn.L
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LODGE NortCIs.

NITNpHis LoplE 80. q. - T. % EtHb
vi UdHFs aui mlmlvu urr requested iu ~
tcni the rruar meeting SUNDAY evening. Dan
unty a. nj pm. sharr Election ~ EAnltci Ruler
and regular monthly social
Ny orlct Of the loigc
4. '. TAtn1rt. Secretary.
A SGTRONA LODGE SO ~. y ANp =
y A. ~. will meet ~ stated UutHmuui Ny
cnion Monday uight January Z, lF', wv
o'clprk fnf dispatch ui businvsL Visiting hn'ih.
VrH frttrfnHlly inNibi.
D. npier 81 uro. " SMITH, Nm
Attest DupgE & TuArrI. HocrtsN
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German Bank.


hiuMhN NhNNt
MrHrus Iiss., January Z ise1
The Hoard hns thIs day dchfyi o. f,uIHEuul'
cash dividend IT four Oh pcf Ucni. payable 90 ami
after the 10Th Inst. uut ~ The rnfniursu %. f.i
- months The Transfer itpuls viii o. tIussHi
from O'Clock pm, January :, a. . O'Clock hIn..
January ~. 49,.
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Masonic Temple Bonds.

Holders Of the above bonds Will rracnt ihcIr
January coupons nt the Ranking ll0ule u thu
Memphis CITY Fir 4 GENERAL Insurance Co on thu
iOih Instant for payment ~ orirt
MADDEN. President
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be In 81. Louis We will send you your
money by Express, Yours truly,
FRANCIS VEGA AND Two PARTNERS.
Mr.. Farrington, OF the Gayoso Hotel,
also has chrome OF the same size, pat
tern aud description. They touched him
for about $40 board.
The distinguished journalists, ii is
learned, haye not gone to st. Louis. They
will probably work the Mexican journalist
racket somewhere else, where there is
more "culcher" than in ST. Louis.
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State Savings Bank.

Interest Al ne rate II pr ocni pr rnnum has
b,on credited n ~ accounts Will th' iHtr -n,nri
Hank entitled thereto iui ihc ala months ending
Bcocmbcf %. iss.. ~ order
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WHEN JUDGES DISAGREE.
A NEAT QUESTION FOR THE U. 8.
SUPREME COURT TO TACKLE.

Is a Cotton Factor Bound to Tnvesti-
gate the Title OF Nan Who Assigns
TO Him forlsalo7 Jackson and
Hammond Differ.
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DtVtpt Nj NOTICES
Bank OF Commerce.

Mrguus. Tenn, January T. ia.
The Rosrl ~ Directors of this I1nL have tbs
day DECLARED dividend II I've Ul pr oHui, Uut
of tho pfoau oi uhe past siS months. payable on
demand J 4. ONuEUg.
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". or ~. FUNERAL sorrcR.

MANg=Thc officer aud mcuiirrs ~ 1yurhul1
Lodge 80 atp. X oi a., nrr tyuuc.trd ~ meet nt
their hall this SUNDAY muuiuF an 10.C'yl.
sharp. to attend the funeral ui lur late nfulhvr
fnANK NAsg. MM NAUUA D.
In n ATurfgTn n.
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Ask For Ayers

Sarsaparilla, and be- sure you get II,
when you want the best blood-purier.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-07-02

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LITTER FROM AN OCCASIONAL COR.
RESPONDENT.
NV HArrx. N[sv u. 1SS9


Ms, EnyroR-The appearance of
various reports Of the work Of Esther
DSnien On Mo.okSi in which the
writers seem unsble 10 do justice -
his life sni memory without bringing
sn unlimited amount Of sbuSe on SIT
who have hsd snythinS 10 do with
the Troublesome problem Of caring
for the leCers, hiss brought ont some
questions IS 20 whether the HIS
wsiisn Government was civilized or
bSrbSrouS in It's treatment Of those
poor creStures- Having some know
ledge ~ the mStter. / hsve replied
ihSt N spite Of some tolerably poor
samples Of men in authority during
the Gibson regime, there hiss been
No such neglect SIS Is charged in
these accounts snd the editorials
herewith connected. But IS Vet |
hsve tsilei 70 md S single pSper
that Is resiy to publish word Of
re5-sctlon or explanation. Ii Is 0f
no Importance only IS 1t shows that
newspapers sometimes seem 20 pre-
fer darkness rather than light, espe-
ciSlly when S BIT Of sensational writ
ing i 70 be spoiled by the expose
Since President HarriSon'S elee-
tion numerous hungry applicants
have been saying 70 him. here /
am send me TO the selt-denyiuS
lsborS Of representative Of this grea;
government TO Hswsii - Several
Osck counties sre 10 be hesrd from
which would swell the number 70
vsst proportions, ! doubt if inspir
atiOu would hsye guided Mr.. Blsine
much better IN the choice Of Consul
General 70 Honolulu, and if you are
not sl suited with his choice Of Mr.
Il. W. Severance, you ought 10 be
reminded Of some of the choice spe-
Gimens sent there in the ~iftieS,"
such IS Mr.. Commissioner Cheese
Knife Borden sni others But it
was no venture IN selecting Mr.
for Mr.. Blaine was the
political disciple and editorial sue
cass0r Of Mr.. Luther Severance in
the hennebec Journal; and who Of
the Honolulu ~forty-niners" does
not remember him SIS one Of the
most sble and upright of all our
representatives there! That his son.
whom all old residents know SO well /.
and respect 50 highly, VIII keep up I
the credit Of the name Is tOregone /
conclusion. II VIII not be strange I
i the Minister Resident Is not sp- /
pointed till the Berlin conference /
closes It's labOrs when, If our com
there are successful IN 4
their diplomacy. one Of them may .
b persuaded 10 tske that place as
1sing the nearest post of Observs-
ion from which TO watch affairs in
Samoa
Mr. Blaine has minated that he /
wants g frst-clsss an eighteen
-hou sand dollar man for that place.
md he expects TO be sole Judge Of
heir qualifications too, when they
some to him: and the Berlin confer
nee may furnish Just what he wants.
hAwAAISA.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-07-02
Builders Of Steam Machinery
II Ill its branches.


Steamboat, Steamship. land Engines + Rollers
High Pressure oT Com pound,
STEAM VESSELS - al kinds briIt eoraplste
with hulls - Vcoi, ir0u o. composite.
ORDINARY ENGINES compounded when sd
visible.
STEAM LAUNCHES. BarzsS and Steam Tags con
they Are . &c employed. SPEED, tonnage Ars
draft Of water guaranteed
SUGAR MILLS and Sugar Making Machinery
-cSis Xitsr TIE most approved plans. Also, 81
Boilsz Iroc Work connected herewith.
WATER PIPE, q Roller q sheet Iron, Of any
size. made IN suitable lie Myths for CONNECTING
together, CT Sheets rolled, punched and packed
for shipment, ready 10 De riyeJsd On the
sro1c5.
HYDRAULIC RTVETTSG, Boiler Work and Water
Pipes made by this establishment, riystei by
hydraulic CiysUsE machinery, that quality CT
wo-k being far superior 10 hand work.
SHIP WORK. ship and Steam Capstsus. Steam
Yirehss, Aiz and Circulating Pumps, made
after The most approved plans.
SOLE Agents and rn2nufacturers fos the PscihS
Co&st o. tie EsiRe SAfsty Boiler.
PClIP-Dirscs ActtuE Pumps fog iEztfo1 OF
city works purposes, built with the celebrated
D1yy Valve Motion, superior 10 any other
pump.
JOHN DYE -.-----------.---..--. II honolulu
H-Sn Roam No 5, upstairs, Sprscssls Block.
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The construction OF the Hudson
rTsT tunnel. Lesr New YORK city, Is
70 b directed By two British 81
glnesrs-
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