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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-11-04
A MoUNTANEERs PENANcB.

How Father Remembered His
Daughter Accidentally Killed by
Himself
From the st. Louis Globe Democrat.
In the autumn Of 49, went up into the
mountains Of Eastern Kentucky to look at
some timber land I wanted to buy 1t was
one Of those golden days. and / exulted in
the beauty Of the scenery. The last yellow
rays Of the sun we're still lingering on the
mountain tops when a tall man with mas
slye frame and long white hair flowing over
shoulders which were bent as with age
passed us, walking slowly down the noun
tain path. | could not see his face, but
there was something about his movements
which attracted my attention.
who is that man ~ l asked the old
mountalneer, who was acting as our guide.
Tibet air ole John Wilson. His mine
bent quite right sence he lost his darter.
He's been to her grave now. / reckon, an
Is goln' back to the cave whar he meks his
home. He don't go with no one no more"
when did his daughter die ~ l asked.
wall, l reckon it's been about two var.
III show you whar she's buried directly"
A SAD MEMORIAL.
We had proceeded but few yards when
we came TO a deserted cabin, the windows
of which were tightly closed. In front OF
this cabin was a mound, aud at its head a
rude slab, on which was placed in bold let
ters:
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Justice Mn1er,s Circuit WORK.

WAsHIEGTos, Nov. 3-The vacancy in
the assignment of United States supreme
court justices 20 circuit court duties, caused
by the dsath Of Justice Miller, was filed BIZ
the assignment Of Justice Brewer TO Justice
Miller's old circuit.
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SUSIE:
The only one WHO ever loved me-and
shot her. JOHN WILSON.

had a sense OF horror as l read the
strange inscription. The story possessed q
peculiar fascination for me. Partly from
my guide and partly from others l learned
the facts. and here they are:
Years before, when John Wilson was
but a youth, be came to the mountain and
built his cabin. Then, on the creek in the
valley, three miles below, he opened a
country store. He was far superior to the
simple mountain folk, and his immense
strength, his strong intellect and his
knowledge of books made him a leader
No one knew whence he came, except that
he was raised in the city, and at first his
neighbors were distrustful of him.
But this soon wore away, and nothing
could be done on the mountain side in which
he did not take the most prominent part.
be brought young wife with him, and
together they lived In the cabin they had
built The years passed by, and for that
country where money is scarce and needs
are few for which money is wanted, the
storekeeper grew to be a wealthy man. He
was a natural athlete, and could run faster,
leap farther, shoot straighter, and ride bet
ter than any man in the sparsely settled
country
AN ERRING WIFE.
For years his life was a happy, one, and
a little daughter was born unto the young
couple. In the morning and evening Will
sons cheerful whistle could be heard as he
passed from the ca bin to the store and back
again. As the baby grew, he used to take
her on his back and carry her to the store,
where she was content to play until he was
ready to go home. She was the pride of
the mountain side. But one day a stranger
appeared on the mountain. He was we'll
dressed, and the simple mountaineers re-
garded him with suspicion. The next d "
he was gone and John Wilson'S wife had
disappeared, never to return.
No one knew anything further: but
the storekeeper no longer whistled as he
went to the store. An almost savage fierce.
ness came upon him, except TO li5-ie Susie.
She was always by his side, or beng carried
on his back. II she hid behind the boxes iu
Che store, it was pathetic to hear him call.
'Susie, my habyl" And the child would
run out and throw her arms around him
and laugh, while the tears would come un-
hidden to the strong mans eyes as he
stroked her hair and chided her for fright
ening him by running away When she
was older they would sit in their cabin
door, and he would teach her 70 read.
Never for moment were they separated,
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Turner to Have a walkover.

BOSTON. GA, Nov. 3.-The present out
look Is that the election here tomorrow will
be very quiet, as Congressman Turner seems
TO have no opposition.
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A Etaarer On Ffre.

key WEST, FLA, Nov. 3.-Ths British
steamer European, from New Orleans for
Bremerhaveu with cargo Of cotton and
wheat, which has just arrived here, is on
fire, apparently fore and aft.
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MEETINGS.

OGLETHORPE LODGE NO. I, !. o. o. r.
4 regular meeting OF this Lodge viii be held
THIS Tuesday EVENING at 8 O'Clock, at Odd
Fellows new building
The Initistory Degree viii be conferred
Members OF sister Lodges and transient
brethren are cordially invited TO attend.
BY order of the Lodge
GEO. NJ WILLIAMS. n. 6.
Il Z WILSON. Secretary.
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All infections Of the blood are removed
by Ayers Sarsaparilla. Sold by ali drug
Rlsts.-Adr.
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NOTICE TO WATER TAKERS.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

On and after this date the Steamer KATIE
will leave Savannah on TUESDAY at IS P. NJ,
instead of Wednesday at 10 A. NJ, as heretofore
JOHN LAYTON,
Nov. 4, 1890 Manager.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
DIR. DUNCAN
NOTICE.

Al persons are cautioned against har-
boring or trusting any of the crew OF the Brit
ism steamship LONGHIRST, as neither the cap
tain nor consignses will be responsible for an y
6ebts contracted bg them
R1CHARDSoN & BARNARD.
Coneizpees
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SAVANNAH LODGE 30. IIss, K. OF
A regular meeting Of this Lodge win be held
81 Knights OF Pythias Hall THIS Tuesday)
EVENING, At o'clock
?. C. ROBERTS. Dictator.
L. W. LANpERsHISE, Reporter
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-11-04

How a Father Remembered His
Daughter Accidentally Killed by
Himself
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-11-04
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
LOUISVILLE, KK NEW YORK. N.Y.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-07-29
Eefesrap6ifde 9epe(6en.
Osuti d Ian b.

Berlin, %. Suit. Sauptmann 6il.
lsr pon benz bsutiden Deere III ussen psrs
Idumberii@sr S@mdbuussu bshsIben ia
elmer 5Iusi9rift aus bsm SoIbatsnfanbs
aussefoBen wo,ben.
BerItn, %. SuIi. Srsibsrr pon
Wismann, Der sbsmaIiss bsutids &si9ss
gommiiidr In Sitafrita. 1T in ben Rubss
itanb usrisst porssn. Seiner bisberissn
,bsumatiidsn 2stbsu 5at ii1 &5sumatiss
mus bss 5sr,mustsIs 3ussisut.
Der fribere Sices Yrdinent bes Rsi5ss
tases Or. Bubl witb am Rittmo9 ben
ssssnudrtis in Rsuifabt q. ;. 6aarbt psrs
ueilsnbsn omeritaniI4en S1iseu Gin
@aitmabI psranfalten. Darauf werbeu
bic S9assn bic Dsipssbsimsr 8siutslsr
In aussnidein nsbmsn.
Giusm fransSiiiteu Commodore prrbs
bsuts bic Bsli9tisuns Der Seiiuussperts
in 8isI srIaubt. @r wurbe pon ben Osut:
i5su bsrBIi4 bssrlBt.
Samburg, 80. Suli. Der site
Oampisr Der neuen o oitufritaniiden Oam,
pfsrIiuis, vRsi9stas". fubr bsuts nit elmer
pollen 9abuns unb ptsIsn 9afasieren bu.
bin ab.
Sdnemart.
8ppeubasen, %. Salt. Der 4uss
itanb bsr 8uditeiuIsaer in bieiissr Stabt
snbsts bsuts nit sinem Siege Der Weiiter.
9atttau.
Rom, 80. SuIt. Der Sapis enpFus
bsuts ben Sti5of pon Yittsburs.
Stalteu.
= Rom, %. SuIi. 0as itaIisuii@s De:
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Aogeoronetenbdules erptoerte Der Gont9
Gr era9te bic 3sit fur seeomulsn, SsIsiel
feline afri.anii9su BsFsuusen nod ben
GbIaufs Der 3sbu Sabre gu fidsru, psI9
3ur 5eitisuns bes @Onsuiiautss nOtbusu
big ssusisn isisn. Sir ben Suu isi
mes Gobes werbs SsIsieu ft9erli5 ME
mails uinidsn bis GuSbsbnuus ODE
Beoeutuus isiner neuen gefsunsen a.
usruinberu.
@tue 8abeIra4rt9t, bic iebpd
bis tatbOIii5sn 9Idtter Rru's als falid
bsssidnst babsn, bsri9tsts .. 0o9s, be,
bl. Batter babe ueuIi5 b'i elmer ausfabr
tn bas IteIisr bss BiIbbausrs @siars Gurel
stns turse Streds auBerbaIb bes
gatitaus suriidsslest, babel bdtten i'm
;wst @arbitsn Der absIisen 2sibsorbe Be;
sIsitst, bic Dor bsr Iinse uufseitsllten itas
Iisnii9sn SoLoaten prdientirt uro ie;sn BIZ
uuf Der stiaBs bsiddftistsn Grbeitsr ME
bsrsetnist. 0aB bteis Radridt wenia
@llubsn usrbisnt, srbsllt aus benz nms
itanbe, baB Der 81. gatsr nt9t stnuaI ben
Satitau usrIafsn, um istnen nsuIi9 per:
itorbensn Brubsr, ben Cardinal Sscei, 20,
bsfsu Gobs nod sinmaI su isben, uub beus
tst bic sanse 5afuns bss GsI'sramms on,
baB man es NIT elmer grfinbuns ;u tbuu
6at, bic bsitiu,mt III, ben @inbrud 81 mo:
den, baB Der 81. Sutsr fd pbne als
5ur9t, uidt nit bsr isiusr bobsu @irbs
i9uIbissn G@tuns bsbanbslt 3u uerbsn, In
ben StraBsu ROm's seisen Tam. Die tn
ben Sdubsu Der Subsn bsfnbIt9e amtli9s
itaIienii9e greiie bat wabri9einIi9 Dor
ibrsm grotsctOr grispt anpsiiuus erbaI'
ten, ioIds faIi9su Radri9isu uusSuiprsu'
gen, nm bic aufmsrtiumteit uou ben uer'
IOttertsn itaIisnii4en 3uitdnOsu absuIsn'
ten.
Eros bes pansams,itaniiden gonsrel.
les Iisseu it9 bic mitteIGms,itaniidsu Re'
pubIissn Gun Salpabor unb Guatemala
In ben 9aarsn, uno ss if Ssreits 3u bIuti'
gen 5uiammsuitOBen sstOmuen. um met:
tsres SIutusrsisBsu su usrbiuosrn, babeu
Gotta Riea, gticarasua unb Guatemala
cine allian3 ssi4IOisn unb in ibrsm Ser'
trase usrIanseu bis bret Staatsu TIM Ramsu
bss usreinistsu GsutraIs samsritas: grffsns,
baB 9ensraI gjsta bas Obercommanbr
ibsr Gan SaIuabor uiebsrIsss; awsitsus,
baB cine psrfuiIunsssemdbs &esieruns,
ME fie tn Gan Salpabor Dor ber 81:
uorbuns bss Yrdfoeuten Wsnbens,
am 50. Stunt bsffunoen, einssisst urrbs,
unb b1ittsrs, baB cine aasemsine Gmnsii'
allen Deuientseh ssudbrt psrbe, weI@'
ii4 an ben rspoIutiondrsn umtrisbsn tr
Gan SaIuabor bstbsiIistsn. 3wif@er
6onburas unb Guatemala bsitebt i1or
isit ednsersm ein Stus. unb Grus'
binoniB.
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preiie Der 2ln,eieen.

PrelIe Oer AH3et0eH
Seb'r 3ou her eeaIte per Sabr.. .sla.oo
8 Wonate : 500
Sir iebe 9eile Brepier, ober bereu Ralrn1, bos
erltemaI 10 Gents, bic nG9fenmale Gents.
Seiratbss unb Gobesan,eiaen nit Sp,um
$3.50, obue Spru9 $1.0O.
ausuGrttsc aHseiseu miTeu uoraasbssabIt uerben.
anSeisen fir ytcntcs, 2otterien, @lidslpieI,
&C., bic Serr @eifte Der fatb. Rir1e ,Ipiber, tip
ben feline aufnabme.
anaeisen snse maa fpdteaeus
Rotta8 Ror8et etu.
Job.2rbeiten aIer Dirt prompt uns
billt9 aussefibrt.
ctites BET ,,SaBett",
Gde Ger 6. un6 Jopd.StraSe.
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n6rbIi4er greite, uub 3s @rab wsiilider
Sduse; ba er aber Del ssIaben bate,
waste er ni6t, fi9 benz S5iffs gu ndbsrn.
Gs wurben aber bie Boote aussslest unb
aue an 8orb bes brennenbsn S1ifiss ses
Lrettet.
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rpi' XMAS -ly u r'lorri nan. can
" furni-h i''~t rty TT r'nr'-. AIif'-,
! 30 -. Ndrn --iN".. l!!upri.u. y. \.
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Uork Uanteo

Femalea
STENOGRAPhEK and Rim '" ~
- OPERA fOE.-4 yral-' r.p"i.'hr" Ia
spVnd,.nrr. legal work. Sc Exp. !.
cnc,d. rapid and accurate; good sa.aiy in'
r0mprt..nt work. EAPLRIEN(E. hoN -.
Tribune once.
S,IENO,jKAPIIEV AID TYPEWRITER.
- rmpiored. de- !r,n position "h'ir .'n
can hoI- for advancement: quick. a"cufht
punrtuatlon. arran"cnent spelling c"ir"ct .
j. also a practical tclc1ripher 81 pi @''H
for start. Addfrs, J.. II. Is, EoA L. i''"'
une Dffirc.
- TENOiRArIlEK and TiFfWRi ti'
= Of rNprlrncr Oh Ernimrtnu ri,chln"
Z. rn, moderate. AdsItss FINLEY. 10
4Clh.st. " oOklyp.
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u)orh Uante0.
Females.

Females.
g TFNOGRAPlliI. and HAMMOND
- TIPEWHI EK--By IA Young woman
wEO has had rNprr cncc; good re.,r nee.
I.OE 4GS. White Plains. " \.
w, 81 LADY. ig>t through .'hool. plain
1 ard rapid writer. want, writing - DO
In Office or at home Address PENMAN.
Bon II. TrIbiih" - Sc"
\OfNh; PRISON wishes occupation copr.
ing or othrrwt-" In store; und'r>t,nds
Er'nch ha- : v"1'-' reference. A"dr -
Mis-, CUNNING 1lS p o,lrct.st, Br Oklyn.
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flats 60 Get, FURNISHED

$1,000
Z ANlLY Soin. abroad vii. rent hand
l. sOmelv fUrnii he'd Hat. cen, l,tc. for SIX
nonthS, $3.50 per TICuth 10 children IN
doubted references required. Is T.. 32d-st.
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Boar0 ano Blooms.

fSTH.Sr., EAST. LaT.", handsomely
4 furnished second floor 81 four rooms !;
other rUUnis excellent table references eA.
changed.
HIST, - WEST n>irable second
4 . fOor; also hal! room. fourth N,or with
board differences exchanged.
1SO MhDiSON.AVE.-La loom, sec.
i 10 Ond moor; two rooms. third door
hail room. second floor superior boaJd; ret.
crcncCs.
OfO WEST 5JTH.Sr.-Elcaant rooms
%fV ia suite and >inclv: parlor FOR
doctos OF couple superior table; references.
Brooklyn.
A COMFORTABLY FURNISHED mont
"A Above room for two grntl' or mar
red couple; excellent board 9oJ1 location.
SO1 Dean-st.. near Bond->t.
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not SEA EFPFK-k situation ~ hous..
IL keeper for a wid0wrr with a small lam.
i!y. BY q young swedish widow with one
mid: is a good hou>cKr"p"r ana can cone
we'll rvcO "n.rnd,d; references cNchan2ed.
| Inquire at Mrs ANDERS DN'S, us HALL
|
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Rooms n)anteo

w ANTED Furnish room. with run.
w ming watnr pr var family vicinity
terms and fun particulars. {. II. r. Tab.
uIie OIIcc.
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HbNt II u ~ u; 'uiHs rdIr =
u -'rI i'iat"-- AMI hahits. / pam '"t h.
"a. "i..If = - TLA' L.i.-'l; - III.
iiI>ilt -, I.i.' l-'n..'
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A DVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW.
"A YORK TklitNE WILL BE RE.
No. ,:3s q. oadway, corner Thirty. at-,,s,.
utu p. ~; $50 broadway. b"twren
Iw"n,y.-c,ond and .rwenty,hIrd IS, until
Eighth..vc. 152 SIxth.aic. l5s Fourth.
ave. corner Fourtecnth.st.
u LhR. BY = youn. Enclishnan; un.
- DR. ''ahd' hts bu>!n'~' Thoroughly h"-t
t. Sti;nonial, a. to 'onr"ty. h"W.iy aid
ave. -'tn ard -6iI -.
1T lLti;--iiy 4 ,!nei" man. middlr-n-ra
- in private lan.it! Sil1l ir-hahd'i -9ni
| city rfrl'n."N 'ny OF county. W u.
| ARMS i;pN''. 'G'i 3iaNr.
II rTLEH-Bv a very rr~p',tahl" yong
Ir~nch tan furnish rr.i.'l,-- rity r ~.
enc. can ~ MI. BI!:' = Il? T.. l@th->t.
II rTLEE.A competent botl"' wish, a
ID -ittat,on for = months. Addi"-, Il. c..
| IFS Clinton Pace. Room II.
Il rTLEI. u, "a I.nsli hiHan. aeoi 80.
- IN III" 'o1' r. pr I rcd, nd =, ants
! lrbuI" Branch ''nir'. l'6 W., i@,--;.
n AKtTAkE;:>. maIitd couple. 20
| " take car 81 iii -,.cla>> it.hi-h'ri Ioo.h
| hons husband employed ti.fp'I:.i IT," Gth
'c,""er. riirh AID r,Gn.i a., Address
OACHMAN.-l a yntng mariid nan.
Il f>'ud- h.s hu~in' - th"I'trhly. Ad!r--
j. Will Hhp, 3Ji SOuth BfpI,HaN. l"nh.
'Is. y. :.
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to'" -,a'y. '"\t lIMAN. ar l.. l.. ll4I
CpN'HMhN by u r'lorod nan: can
" furni-h h"-t r.ty TT r"nr'-. Aiit'-,
30 -. MJrn --tN".. lI."prnn. y. \.
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E"A, H%AN II = ,o'u" g., ruar ,,'.
y 90 e.. :. 10. ..-... ..'. n, ! WI.
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for Sale.

AT REDUCED PRICES. 100 s"rond-
"A hand woOi and ron w"ihlnt iHa llln'>
'tu.iS guaranteed va hin ~ h"iHA' al. ~
hanged. nECi;,E Is. EDDY. 3.'S MaL.-
r -
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Gitn 6onsco 60 Get.

ITO LET.-57 West S3d.st.. GO 10 ca West
?.th.S;. 4-s,ory, decorated. OWNER,
20 Na.saa.st.. ROM 40. IL 10 ).
~ LIi-1Wo naiG>ome i.>toiy houses,
i36 aii 10 West 9ith.,t G"ccrat"d !:
mar l. -tation built for investment. APP.
p'N 20 Nas.sU->,.. Room -. II 10 3.
I, NJ RSlSnFD.-Fin location: 4.stCrv
~ and basement. brOwnston". IL rooms b,.
sdes dressing rooms a: hardwood flush high
s~rlicc wat"r >"p'li r,nt moderate. Apply
e. !. HOWELL al RrDaiwa,.
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DrfssmakinQ.

A -A-A.-MLLE. TIIIBACD. los West
a. "Sth.>t., COuturicre tSrisienne; per-
fcct.Nttng fall style tailor.nade dressr.;
mDu. price,.
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Eii lNnIf;N WtlTEE~>. e. by
y M...t -t. I! - H 60. n'r'
.. a. ,u.... i.r-uut '....' r-tivG> ~ A.
Y. -',.r st o.. r.,,tr. sad N...n1
q. 81 na- % - rtru.,~ Gail 80
- VI. II II IL
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FURNISHED Rooms.

An ELEGANTLY furnished a!corc room
"A for one II two Gentlemen bOih no! ana
cold water; at 40 Charles->t.. hcAi oth'sl'
station. Oth-aNe. IL"
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Counirn Real gs a,e to Ee

~ or RFNT-Furnishcd house In thriv.
Il inr village IN Central Florida: house
years old VCrlndas surrounding lsr:" fire.
p.ac-: and otherwise completely and at.
trao;iycly far shed dot 700 feet square for
galden every facility for comfort. cult.
Sa,ed society daily order taken ~ door, znd
all supplies easily obtained. For photo.
g.iaphs tr,ln: NIL Ma Iorw.ls Conn '"'
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Domestic 5ltuatlons tDante0


A MEXICAN FARMER, with sn." and
"A 20 j. arr pri' Il -. - ia present place.
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A TTEN DANI.-Ey colurd young man
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FILTER PRESSES.
PAAUHAu PLANTATION,
HAWAII, March 9, 1885.
Risdon Iron and Locomotive Works. San Fran
cisco.
chambered Filter Presses this season. They
are convenient, easily handled and are working
entirely to our satisfaction. l can recommend
no improvement on them.
Very respectfully yours.
(signed) A. MOORE,
Manager Paauhau Plantation.
HEEIA, Sept. IS, 1889.
Mr. JOHN DYER, Agent Risdon Iron Works
Honolulu.
DEAR SIR: Please ship US one OF your 30
Compartment Filter Presses, 24O square feet
surface same as the one supplied us last season,
which 1 Am pleased to say has given US enure
SA'lSia'''0n' A0u'' GEO. R. EwART.
Manager Heeis Agricultural Co.
These Presses made extra heavy for
| high pressures, occupies q floor space OF
| 4 IT., and presents filtering surface OF gao
| square feet. A limited number In STOCK ID
| Honolulu and are sold st very low prices.
Risdon Iron & Loco. Works,
San Francisco.
| For particulars enquire Of
| JOHN DYER 1900 ni"'
Room No. 8 spreckels' Block:
234 W.. ERWIN & Co., Agents