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The Lamar register., 1891-08-08
Special to the Regl-ter.


special to the Register.
GRANADA, Friday, August 9Th.
The COW boys came in from the range
Monday evening.
Miss Alzada Lott, of Ohio, is visiting
the family of s. II. Tope.
Miss Edith Cummings, of Lamar, is
visiting friends in this city
, Walter Morris and sister have opened
an ice cream parlor on Main street.
Rev. Taylor, of Lamar, will preach at
the NJ. L. Church next Saturday even
ing.
The young people Granada will give a
ball this evening at the "Hollingsworth
Hall.
G. F. Bilderback and family have re
turned from their western trip. After
all there is no place like Granada.
Mrs. A. Ii. II. Baxter has lately opened
up restaurant in the Grimsley build
ing, corner of Main street and Goff
avenue.
Mr. Audrey j. Barton, one of the Ny
ranch boys, will soon leave to take "A po-
sition in one of the Santa Fe eating
houses in Kansas.
Mr.. L. c. Wright, an experienced and
competent railroad man, has taken the
position of night operator at the depot
here in place of S. b. Faulkner.
Granada has organized Horse Shoe
Pitching club OF which Jno. q. Hager-
man is President, and Lorenzo Jones,
Secretary. The club practices daily and
their games are witnessed by large
concourse of people.
8ir- Frank Milburn, upon his return
from the range Monday evening, re-
ceised the sad news of the death of his
father, former resident OF this place,
which occurred in Montrose, Missouri,
about two weeks ago. This was sad
blow to the young man, and he has the
sympathy of the community.
The citizens of Granada were sorry to
loose Mr.. S. b. Faulkner and wife, who
have lately become citizens of Lamar.
Mr.. Faulkner has for number Of months
filed the position of night operator at
the Santa Fo depot. but resigned to be-
come day operator at Lamar Mr.
Faulkner is one OF the company most
valued men and he and his wife are both
highly esteemed in Granada.
RpsTIER.
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At the present time Lamar suffers the
lack of one enterprise more perhaps than
that OF any other which could be men
toned. That is good grist mill. Why
such an establishment has not been
placed at this point by some enterpris-
ing man long ere this is question dill
cult to answer. The farmers recognize
the great need of such mill and all Will
do everything reasonable to help such an
enterprise along. AT the least calcuia-
tion there are 10000 bushels of grain
tributary TO Lamar. The chances of
getting good return for money invest
ed in sueh an industry are frst-clsss in
every respect.-Ir IrrigGfion Age.
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Notice for Pul5lioa.tion.

Land ONic- az Lamar. Colo.. ,fui1 a. 1851
NOTICE is hereby yiv-r thsg th- ioti,-sins,-
named -etlsr ha- ttrt nctic oi h-,S tiiiitt'n g,
IN support of hrt ciaiiu. aud that -stl prgoi
win l. made l-furc tho Register and tss-
c-Igsr At i.amUr. tNls, ga NuENst - lStl-
vis. Esic o. Ns.s,iiculsu, r. =. Nc. ~, ier the
- ~ Is section . t.tssrsiitr p s.fth, sUH lsit-
aad of =oisi b. town iif 81 z,latlt, T7ti-l =
west, She names rhH foiafElae nfIur-s-Hz Co
prJsvc lcr continuous ts~i tegce uI-1l nrd cil-
ltstsun or saii liu4 yiE- HiTau l-i p
Mr. Fnnuir a. Stuiis, pi.frr l-i-', ADD Mos L..
l-.-e, all ui Uranada. g.si.,fzso.
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Try a sack Of Lees Imperial flour.

Try sack Of Lees Imperial flour
Choice hams and breakfast bacon al
C. NJ Lees
Castor Machine Oil CO cts at Fghar
gers, Carlton.
Markham & Breyort are ready 20 pay
the highest price for grain.
W. ]. Johnston carries the largest
stock OF boots and shoes in the county,
The finest and best line Of boots aud
shoes in the county Is carried BY W. J
Johnston.
Go to HerIorts for eyerything YOU
want in farm machinery. Pumps, Wind
mills, Wagons. Carriages etc. You viii
bs treated right
Fry barger at Carlton gives Ibs good
Baking Powder, or = Eis fine Tea 10,
sl.50 and the Weekly Giobs Dcmocrai
for year thrown in.
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CONSUMPTION CURED.

An old physician, retired from practice having
had placed in his hands by an East India mia-
sionary the formula Of a simple vegetable rene
dy for the speedy aud permanent cure Of Con
55qmpt.on. Bronchitis. atarrh; Asthma and all
radical cure for Nervous Debility and all Ner.
yous Complaints, after having tested its won
deEful curative powers in thousands Of cases
has felt Il his duty to make it known to his sGf-
terine fellows Actuated by this motive and a
desire to relieve human suffering, | will send
free Of charge, to all who desire IL this recipe
in German, French or English, with full direc-
tons for preparing and using. Sent by mail by
addressing with stamp. naming this paper, W
A. NoIEs. SD Powers Block. Rochester. Y. Y.
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Not,oe oeforPubl,oa.ton.

Land Office at Lamar Colo, July =, 1921
Notice h hereby given that the foliozlng
named settler has filed notice Of her intcntion to
make final proof IN support II her claim aGa
thai said proof Will b. made before the kesistcr
aud Receiver at Lamar, Colo. on Ssut. ]. l-li.
via; Flora 3. Autsu for her-elf and minor sister
Grscr NJ. Anteu who June a iscs ~ minof
orphan children Of james r. Auteu drcoEsrt
soldier through Amanda J, adams their ssriart
ian now deceased made II Z lst> for the - 1
section 4, township No. = south. IA kBn-n 30
81 west of principle tnerilnn- Shr Mans the
foil.rviug witnesses t. uruv- her Improvement
and eulttratiyu o. said lard. via tfessrc thuf
lanes Strilhnnson. Ira l. Svadiey and V. T.
n q D. FoEp Register.
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The REGISTER office has increased its
stock Of material and machinery by add
a lot Of new job type and Paragon pa
per cutter. Don't send your job work
orders out Of town when You can get as
good work done at home The REGISTER
Office is supplied with all OF the neces-
sary material and stock for doing first
class job work and has one OF the best
job printers in the State.
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Notica r,r. R,1l,lication

Land Orioe nt Lamar 4 tolos. July ~ i~'l-
NOTICE j. hereby given that tbc foiiaeiug-
named settler has tiCd roTicr % hts lufi-ls-
ton 70 make final U0raf iu .ui'tsrt . hts
claim, and shat said lru-tt viii ii tuusir hiufv
the. giStsr and kgcciF-r AZ i.Anasr. 's4s.. nfi
Aug- .. i,qi, viz; John e. NiA. u :. No ass
fer the nc'l 7'7-tipn g.. township = -''t'h f1ue
"a west.
lie nArnss the follow itL Vitus--r- - Prove Ais
continuous r,zsldrucc rfasa and cultivation "f,
said iaui viz. y A. swift, John =, Hssieftnin,
aaron H1-;s.s. and h. A. Nas,--l. an of tiranads
taolora.io.
n e. u. FoEn. Bs-i-ief-
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Not,ce for Pu,,ltcatloa.

Laud nrice. Lamar, Colo. july =, lsai.
MOTH + Is hereby given that james \. Sissou
has filed notice of intention TO make maj pIsOi
hsfore the Register and Receiver NJ their otie',
in LANAI. Colo. Ga saturday tiie ath day oi
September. 1871. on timber culturc arplicnii"n
No. SIS, for the - NV and NJ ss' 4 - section
- IN township isUuth. range . west
Hs uafnszs a. u-itness.ss. john lauilinson.
Adsln snow,leu, L. G. Stntb- and Willis Butler.
all 81 6r3.nada, Colorado.
Il { n. FcEp Rrsister.
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Notioe FOR PuIolieation.

Laud otiee ai Lamar, Colo. IuiJy =, issl
NOTICE j hrr-hy given that The following
named settler has tiled uotirs, II his intrrfin 80
make final puupf IN suIspnFt ~ his claim, and
that saii proof VII D. made before tii Htlstsisr
and Receiver at Lamar, ts,i,-. sIst. n. lssl.
sizs isai Lyon Istostteh, n. T. ss. Tor ths wa
section II, township u south range - west,
He names the t1lloNln- Uitnesss- tn PROVE h.
continuous rt-idenoe upon and cultivation ut,
said land, viz Alexander Haer. Htncr skinner,
and Michael Finncrty. all Of Coolidge, kansA-,
and Robert Watson. Of Hollays, Colo.
Il &. %. Fpgn Res-tsfaF.
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FOR RENT.

A fine farm with full water right, good
improvements, such - stone house and
barn, sixty acres in alfalfa Farm 10
Gated one half mile from Lamar Good
terms TO right party. Apply at once at
office of The Lamar Land and Canal
COmpany
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Salary s25 per Neck.

WANTED Good Agents to sell our gen.
eral line of merchandise. No peddling
Above salary will be paid 10 live agents
For further information, address:
CHICAGO GENERAL SUPPLY Co,
No. LIS West Van Buren, St,
Chicago. III
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The following is list of unclaime,
letters remaining uncailed for in this of
tice August s. 1891:
Tatte. Frank
Temple, William
Rodgers, NJ. l.
Roeman, 4.
Mclean, David
Hall, Forest drop letter)
HamIan, Martin tForeign.l
j.. T. LEE, p NJ.
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Motto. of s.ocknoIder. Meeting.

The annual meeting Of the stoelSholders of he
Lamar Land and Canal Company viii be heid
at the office OF the Company, in tie town OF La
mar Colorado. on Monday. August loth. 1871, Al
10 clock r. n. for the election al Directors TOT
the ensuing yosr and the transaction 81 such
other business rs may properly come ocfore the
Lamar. Colorado, July Is, issi.
T. 2. SEEsERCEs. Secretary.
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LOCALS.
Joy on Poverty Ridge.

Joy on Poverty Ridge.
The editor hadn't pair of suod pants,
His children hadn't crust;
His wife she sat by the old gray cat.
And sighed: In God We trust.
Soon there came a patent medicine ad.
At fifteen dollsrs a year,
And again there was Joy in the halls of Troy
And the editor ordered the beer.
The bald-faccd horse the editor drives
Then fed of the fat of the land
While the kids they cried with JOY and pride
As they carried piece in each hand.
Ged bless the patent medicine man
With his fifteen dollar fad;
He comes at good tide. while others slide
Out Of paying for last years ad.
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Card of Thanks.

To the Register
We desire through the columns ol
your paper to express our heartfelt
thanks to the many friends who we're
with US and helped us during the recent
severe trial through which we have
passed
Nh AND Mas. W. z. FEEnusox.
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T. G. Henry was in town Friday.
B. B. Brown started for Pixies Peak
last night
Judge Frybarger of Carlton was up on
show day.
J. Howard Kosn was in Granada on
Wednssday.
Geo. Wilson, of La Junta, was in town
Wednesday.
Notice the new card OF DIR. C. V. Bedell
in this issue.
W. ]. Johnston was in Pueblo on bus
fness the first Of week.
NrsL Reed and her son, E A, have
gone to Harper, Kansas.
Mr. and Mrs. c. T. Feast, of Adana,
were in Lamar yesterday.
C. Frost Lig2ett, he of the Chirington
Chief was in town Wednesday.
Martin Graham, the cattle baron from
the east end, was in town Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wm Nichols, of Carlton,
came up for the circus on Thursday.
F. W. Burger of Denver, a former resi-
dent Of Lamar, was in town Monday.
Markham and Brevort have fenced in
the north side of town for grainery.
Geo. H. Warren, representing the DEN
ser Times, was in Lamar on "Wednesday.
- Dr.. Hasty's oats will run about fifty
bushels to the acre. He is cutting now
Mr.. and Mrs. John L. DeLea from the
North side have gone to Denver on u
visit.
The popular Alamo hotel has secured
the services of new cook, fresh from
Texas.
Mr.. Geo. A. Redfeld, general manager
of the Henry canals was in Lamar yes
4srday.
F. B. Koen has shipped twenty five car
losds Of wheat TO Chicago, all from his
own ranch.
= J. K Ollie, manager of Sage Brush
ranch near Carlton, was in town the first
Of the week
Big Sandy creek was on the rampage
last Sunday, caused by a water spout in
Kiows county.
Msssrs Davidson and sons are cutting
their oats on DR.. Hasty's farm. They
have . splendid stand
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Moorehouse and
soo frankie came in from Winfield, Kan
-, yesterday morning.
Lawyers and litigsnts will please re
1sember that we are especially prepared
~ doing fEBt-class brief work.
William Cummings is dabbling in by
draulicA He is trying to pump the
wstsr out Of Huddleston's cellar.
NJ. J. n. NcMillin has SO far recoy-
SD ffom the injuries he received on the
Hbarth that he is able to sit up.
ID Cbxhsad went to Castle Rock last
TaO1ny With some horses belonging to
~ o. g. Geological Survey Corps.
n nrsth sids rosd ovsrsssr is look
~ up - 70 work on the roads, On
- a1alA - fhs nsn are looking for
- Laa6hauso = shipping two car
-! - vhsaf 10 TbpskA Mr. Lesther-
- ~ - Asld Il wheat Of 40 acres
- yfsaasa LOCO bsdAs'A
H - Ass. Irwin, a Lamar, were 10
1nnnn 4ne.aay of this week on their
- ~ Il 1u1fs whore they have q
A7SeNe County Dswoycf,
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FOR RENT.

Lands and water under the line Of the
Amity Canal. Inquire at First National
Bank.
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pestorIce Time Table.

On every day except Sundays and le-
gal holidays Office is open from o'clock
a. m. to 7 o'clock p. m.
On Sundays and legal holidays office is
open from $50 to 10 o'clock am. andfrom
TO o'clock p. m. E. T.. LEE,
Postmaster.
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A party of eInigrants that had started
from Pueblo several weeks ago on n fiat
boat with the intention of floating down
the river to Arkansas City, Kansas. were
swamped ia Sunday afternoon in the
rapid current at the railroad bridge at
old Granada The entire party, consist
ing of two men, three women and boy
and girl, were thrown into the river and
were only saved by the timely arrival Of
several men FROM the Ky ranch Several
of the party. were badly strangled, but
no one was dangerously injured Their
household goods were all recovered with
the exception OF sewing machine and a
chest OF tools. The plucly outfit started
on their journey in the boat again next
morning. and expect the present high
water will take them to their destination
il no more accidents occur
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MARRIED. Tuesday evening, Aug
ust 4th, at Salida, Colorado, Miss Mary
NJ Weller, of Salida, and Mr.. l. Par
menter, of Montery, California Both
parties were formerly citizens of Lamar
and are well and favorably known BY
many OF our readers. The impressive
ceremony, the simple service at the
church. and the solemn pealing of the
organ have ushered in for them new
life. and the REGIsTER wishes them a
happy future and lots of it.
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j. G. M1LLER tR- E. PORTER.

DIED-at the residence of ID. E Coop
er, on Wednesday evening, August 5th,
Mrs Sol Wise, of hemorrhage OF the
lungs. Her death was very sudden and
unexpected although she had been a
victim of that dread disease consump-
ton for some years. Mrs. Wise was a
member OF the Women's Relief Corps,
by whom the funeral was conducted on
Thursday morning.
OBITUARY.
A loved and loving friend, whose
womanhood morning had almost touched
noon, and while the shadows still were
falling toward the West, she had not
passed on life's highway the stone that
marks the highest point, but being
weary for moment she lay down by
the wayside, and using her burden for a
that kisses down the eyelids still. While
yet in love with life she passed to silent
and pathetic dust. yet after all it may
be best, for whether in mid sea or among
the breakers near the furtho~ shore, a
wreck must mark at last the end of each
and all. She loved the beautiful, she
sympathised with the weak, and with a
willing hand gave aims. \ devoted and
and patient wife and kind neighbor,
and now we will leave her in the hand
of her God
4 Tprr Eprs5xp
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20 wsd some power the giftie Tie Us
To see our-el- a. others see Us,
'-It waI frse monte hlunder free us.
And foolish notion
LAMAR rrFNs. (vALEDIcroRY. }

LAMAR ITEMS INALkDICTOkX.l
Communicated To Chivinzton Chief
Dear people, are you not surprised to
see the above word? l know you must
be. Ny duties call me away from the
dear little city of Lamar, and greatly do
/ regret it In these items during the
past few months, we are well aware OF
having ansered many and of having made
friends of others. We meant no offense
to any one in our items, as they were all
in fun, and no thought to the contrary
was intended Once more now we say
farewell. Lamar and her interests shall
always have my best wishes
J. q. MILLER tR. E PoRTER)
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GEO. T. HERBERT,
Voluntary Observer.
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Abstracts.
The only set of NmDee11-
zeal ABSTRACTS ofthe Rec
0rds Of Protcers county.
abstracts to Farm and
City Property furnished
on shortest notice.
Terms Reasonable.
address,
PR0WERS CO. ABSTRACT Co.
Lamar, Colo.
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celorade meteorological Society.
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Granada Items.

A True FRIEND.
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Advertised Letters

Nh AND MEs. W. E. FEEnrsoS.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-03-06
SUCCESSFUL PINEAPPLE FARM.

A BULLETIN reporter was of a
small party that rode out to Mr..
John Kidwell's pineapple farm on
that gentleman's wagon yesterday.
The guests were very Hospitality en-
tertained and shown over the field
where many thousands of the deli
cious fruit are coming forward in all
stages of growth.
One of the first features presented
is the very clean cultivation. Weeds
are only thought of for their COM
plete absence. A previous visitor
innocently remarked on the good
luck of the proprietor, in having Sc.
cured a piece of land without any
weeds! However one might be de-
ceived in that way, there can be no
excuse for overlooking the owners
toll in another matter. There are
huge walls of stone to be seen, the
material of which has been labor
iously gathered off the land. Some
of it was encountered as boulders re-
quiring to be blasted.
There is an area of about seven
acres in pineapples, comprising many
different varieties. Those kinds that
turn out poor are not left long to
cumber the ground, but are replaced
as soon as possible by better ones.
Mr.. Kidwell knows every family of
them like well-studied book, and
treats them as if they had human
nerves. He also knows every varia-
ton in the qualities of soil at differ
ent levels, quite as well as the drug
gist understands the pharmacop@ia.
The pineapple shares with some
other fruits the peculiarly of having
a limited frulting season. When it
does not mature in one season, it
does not die but labels itself, as it
were, ito be continued in our next. P"
In the ripening season the gathering
of the fruit makes lively times. This
limited season is fact that helps to
make the culture one demanding a
high order of farming skill to achieve
anything like success. All the plants
on this farm, with slight exceptions,
are healthy and vigorous.
Mr.. Kdwell is one of the best
fioriculturists in the kingdom, and
finds space on his premises for rails
ing splendid pond lilies of various
hues, diversified line of the richest
of roses, philodendrons, and other
flowers more or less rare. With a
little poultry fanciering thrown in,
Mr.. Kidwel's farm is about as thrifty
spot as one could find, for the area,
in the kingdom.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-03-06
SHIPPING NOTES.

The bark 9 o Whitmore took in about
AGO tons ballast yesterday.
The steamer Jas Makee arrived this
morning from kahului, Maui, with 2600
bags sugar and passengers.
The schOoners Sarah Il Eliza and Mile
Morris sailed for Koolau this morning;
the latter had d OK load of lumber.
The steamer G r ishop sailed for her
usual ports round the island this morn
ing with a large cargo of general mer-
chandise.
The schOouers Luka and Kulamanu of
Yesterday for their Usual destinations as
announced. They sailed today.
The bark S Q Allen took for San Fran
cisco 10, 239 bags sugar valued at $102,-
419.l4, Messrs c Brewer & Co were the
largest shippers of sugar, 1898 bags
The barkentine Discovery sailed for
San Francisco Yesterday with II 1886 bags
sugar valued at $1,000 Messrs Hack
field & Co We're the only shippers.
The bark Exporter was hauled along
side the Esplanade wharf this morning
where she will discharge her cargo of
coal.
1t took only two hours to ship 2600
bags sugar on the Jas Makee yesterday,
while she was at kahu ui Quick work,
says her purser, Mr. Prickard.
The foreign vessels in the port of Ka-
hului when the j Makee left last evening
were the barks Omeo, Alden BesSe and
Robert Sudden and brgtne VIM G Irwin.
The German tramp steamer Amigo
sailed from San Francisco Feb II loaded
with general cargo. all shipped b.
Chinese merchants. The Amigo is bound
to Hongkovg she is engaged in the
slave trade and will return to Mexico
with al the coolies they can crowd on
board her Ii is understood that large
steamer is now at Hongkong loading
Chinese under he same charter rs the
A!aigo. - + Call
II is stated thai the old warship Hart
ford, once the old flagship of Admiral
Farpgut win be ii ted out as school
ship for boys aad anchored in this har-
bor.-S f Call.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-03-06
"GREAT GINS I"

Is a term often applied to The
wind when it blows hard enough to
cause a vessel to lose her sails bul
even great guns" have no apparent
effect upon the Aermotor. 1t runs
just as evenly in a gale as in a gentle
zephyr. This style windmill is an
innovation on these Islands and plan
tatiOn men are beginning to realize
the necessity of them; some day, not
far distant we imagine, a plantation
will not be considered complete with
| out one.
There are many styles Of Wind
mills on the market, some cheap,
others high priced, others again dear
at any price. The old-fashioned
wooden ones may be properly classed
among the latter. Our opinion is
based on the fact that they are going
out of use on the line of the Union
Pacific Railway, and, in fact, nearly
every place where windmills are used.
In California, where windmills are as
plentiful as dwelling houses, the
ranchmen are taking out their wooden
ones, even though they be in good
condition, that is, not rotten, and
replacing them with Aermotors. We
secured the sole agency for the lat.
ter style because we were convinced
of its superiority over any other
manufactured, and because we were
satisfied that it would bring better
results to the purchaser. The first
one set up worked successfully, and
the man who bought it told his neigh
Dor about it, so we sold another one.
That's the way it has been ever since
we introduced them; now the de-
mand for the Aeromotor is so great
that we have decided to keep few
of them in stock. Late purchasers
have been obliged to wait until we
could have their orders filed in San
Francisco, new ones will not. We
could publish other testimonials as
to the practicability of them ON these
AoldhAo; puG VIC tulllh UuC IOllUWlU
will answer:
HONOLULU, February 26, 1891.
MEssRs. HAWAIIAN HARDWARE Co.,
Honolulu:
GENTLEMEN Il have had the Aer-
motor, purchased of you, placed in
position on Maunaloa Ranch, and
desire to express to you the genuine
satisfaction feel at the work it has
done.
1t runs smoothly and the wheel re-
wolves with the slightest wind. One
strong point in its favor is the fact of
there being absolutely no noise in its
operation, fault 50 common with
every other windmill | have ever
seen.
(Signed) GEORGE j. CAMPBELL.
Manager Maunaloa Ranch.
The Aermotor is the only windmill
made of steel it cannot rot, as the
wooden ones will, and it does not
rust. 1t runs noiselessly, and its
action is perfect. 1t is bound to
give satisfaction. They are sold only
by us. Prices on application.
THE HAWAIIAN HARDWARE
COMPANY,
Opposite Spreckels' Bank, Honolulu.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-03-06
FOREIGN VESSELS EXPECTED.

Blk Isle of Erin from Sydney
Bk Jean Pierre from Sydney
Am Schr Robert Sudden from Sydney,
for Kahului
Am schr Anna from San Francisco fol
Kahului
Bktne Amelia from Port Blakely
Ger Blk II Hackfeld from Liverpool
Nor blk WAX from New York, sailed
Oct 10, due Mar 1871, 1891
Ship Nerion from Port 8lakely
Am bg John d Spreckels from San Fran
cisco
Am bktne Klikitat from Port Townsend
Am tern j c Ford from San Francisco
for Mahukona
Blk CaIlaO from Liverpool
Ship Harvester, from Newcastle, N S w
Blk interchangeable, from Newcastle, n S
Blk Omeo, from Newcastle, n S w, for
i>ahului
Am schr Vine. Burns, from San Fran
cisco
r NJ 5 S Alameda from S L
X NJ 5 ) Mariposa from the Colonies