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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-06-22

Members Of the Knights Tenn
plar excursion, fifteen in all, ar
rived on the Australia Friday. G.
W. Filkins is the general directo~
of the party and judging from
pleasures Of the trip down and the
cordial reception given them on
their arrival, 9hose who remained
behind will rue the day. The
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-19
Cache county Notes.

The salaries 10 be paid our city OIL
clnls after January lat Will not be- large
enough 90 tempt the oupldity OF tuu
chronic office seeker The mayor VIII
receive slD1, attorney $500, the auditor
aud chief oi police $50 each, water
master 500, city justice $3.50, and
other officials In proportion. Not much
room for campaign tax here.
The A. G. Of U. students, with the
assistance Of local talent, gave n very
creIiiable rendition Of the Galley
slave last evening, ., n well FILLED
house. Their success will encourage
them 10 further ofiJrls In tue sana
direction.
Mt. IA. a. Guigss, assistant u. ..
prosecuting attorney 0f Washington,
ID. c., who IA making tour ana col.
lecting evidence OF Indian dcpreda.
tons In this Weot, reached Logan q 's
morning.
Business Manager Sven Johnson,
Of Blku0en, was In Logan carly In the
week. The Chtlaimas edition OF that
papsr will contain a department de.
voted 10 Losan's business and general
Interests.
On Saturday evening the Second
ward Sunday school will give Christ
mas entertainment which will embrace
this caHtata, "rnH WATTS Chflslmnr 4"
aud other excellent numbep.
Company q, U. n. g., OF Logan,
Issued a challenge Tor trial Of marks
mAnship 20 company ID, also OF Logan
which has been promptly acoopler.
Tht date sot 10 the 8lsL
The older and adobe portion Of the
Fltemen's hall has been adjudgod un'
saiu and condemned. IL will DO re-
placed by brick, 10 match the recent
addition.
Rasmus T.. RasmuibBn, IS years Of
age, for many yuars respected reel.
dent OF Hymm, has been called away.
The funeral services were held Mon
day.
George and Sans minstreis,a youth
ful local company, gave y very fair
performance In the Sixth ward trio
other evening.
Mrs. w. II. Slower aud family Left
today for a visit TO balmy California.
They will remain until the return 81
warm weather.
a party Of u. y. officials passed over
nnd inspected tho Cache Valley
branch today, travelling In their special
car.
Ths wife OF Oscar Blorkman, Of the
~. o." store, gave birth 10 a fino son
on Monday night
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-19
BINGHAM STAKE CONFERENCE.
Interesting Meetings. Hsld-Sirors
Testimonies Borne.

Tbs quarterly conference Of tho
Bingham STAKE OF Zion was hell ri
Lewlsville, Fremont Co., Idaho, Ds,.
18th, 18th aud 18Th. 1895, Presiden,
James h. Steele, presiding.
There was present frsm BAlt Lake
City Elders Heber J. Grant, OF the
Quorum Of the Apostles, AMI Richard
Lambert. OF the Stake officers there
were present the STAKE presidency,
nearly all Of the High Council, Sun.
day school officers and representation
Of the other organizations. All Of tso
ward, OF the Sake, except one, were
represented.
Saturday, 10 a.m.-Aitet the usual
opening exercise, Pfoaileut btoele'rs-
ported the btAke to DO In g0ol
condition, both temporarily aud
spiritually. Tho people As n Tula
were DESTROYS OF uOlng right.
Tue crops thls ssRsOn had not bean
quite ~ good As last season. Prosper
ity at times was the cause OF spiritual
distress. Tha spirit Of unity exis.s
among the people, Gnd tho general
=
with tue requirements Of this hane,
Fire. Goa 1aelor II. l., Bybse OF.
dOTsod tho remarks and report Of Elder
steele. They had found In visiting
some OF thu wards that the Teacher
were slack In the performance OF the
duties.
second Counselor Jos. 3. Muilinor
ielt that We had the malorial In THU
stake 10 make a success. lie had
doubts Ia rega. u 10 THIS whom the Sta &
| vAs fret urgauIzui,
Elder Rlchari Lambert then q Z.
dressed the conference. The Goapu
was thing that brought Us moro loy
gnl satisfaction than auytling else IN
tue world. We should be prepared {.
give au Intelligent reason Tor the Aope
wo have, anu for the knOwlOd. q
OF tho despol received. He dwell
upon the question OF inndel
ity and up.n this fallaoy II
evolutiouism; tore n convincing test.
mohy that there 10 Gld. There was
. growing tendency " disregard Him,
because tho theories VI msn had ber
Owen lhe place OF his teachings Will
many people.
Elder Heber j. Grant occupied tue
rom indor OF ,n0 time. he said upoU
rejecting upon tho conditions In this
stake he could zee no reason why II
should not become one OF the mos.
prosperous stakes OF Zion, Ho also
spoke upon tho question OF inhdelty,
Man is an Intelligent being, anu a,
such he cannot trutniully deny that
there 10 God.
m.-Elder BauchmaH who r.
Costly returned from mission, was
the lirst sp aker, He was followed by
Elder h, B, Wen,le, also returned
missionary. They hal enjoyed theit
missionary labOts very much.
Elder III, j. Grant faid he was
pleased with the testimonies OF the rt-
turned missionaries, II IL not u,
am0ant Of educstou, the intellectual.
altalnments, but a pure heart and o.
0onttito spirit that are the essentials 10
success In ths missionary field. Ho
read the teslino mics VI tho three wit.
nesses and Of the eight witnessea :
TIE BsnE " Nora u; als' ih'"-.'
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Notes from the Junction City.

Marriage licenses have been Issued
to David l.. Colvin, 70, and Miss
Elizabeth l.. Rilter, IL, both OF Edeni
John n. Brown, -, aud Eli1ibsth
Ann RJylance, ~, both oi North
Ogden; and 10 DAviu Gaisfofj, 20, and
Mis-, Martha Alice, 20; and Hamilton
PennioB, "a, aud Mise Mary Ann
Vaughn, II, all Of Ogden.
The Board OF Education ut a meet.
ing held Tuesday evening considered
the matter Of calling Nh election to
submit the bond question TO the people.
Resolutions were adopted lcalling the
the election tot MONDAY, January 80,
1896.
Suit has been commenced I'M The
Fourth district court against the Brig
ham City NJ. anu NJ. association by
Arthur Parsons 10 recover the sum o.
l4,326.07. Also by the Smith Walluo.
shos Company to recover sS,sOL7j.
The loss by the lire Nv hich destroyed
the Stephens store on sunday morning
amounted 10 about So, 900, fully covere'
by insurance.
Mr.. GlaemAnn, manager OF thu
Standard, has bought OF l.. II. Adam
the old commercial plant
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-19

OF faith, and proaohed pgwotiul uli'
urse upon the gifts promised TO thaie
who sbey the Gospel lie bore strong
ttstimony of the power OF iaith; ana
| inst there isa Cod in heaven, and
nat N we keep His comm ,ndments,
SO will have happiness here anu
o.srnal lie In the woili 10 come.
7p. m.-Elder Thos h. RichF, preei-
dent Of the Bnnnock stake, was thu
lrst speaker. He hat beeR called
thirteen years ago to come aud l1ok
after the settlement u this part
% the county; thought that nov
every thing was here 70 make "a
happy, thrifty and oOn,oniei people.
Elder Thomas T.. Ba.sett spoke W.
on the duties OF tbs Pfissth Cd.
Elder IL. J. Grant followed, con
Gnigg bic remarks pfiGc paiy ~ the
young ps1pls. DwUlt a. some leugth
upon the blessing OF ius Pa.riarohl,
aud upon the prsphtcies Of joseph
Smith.
SUNDAY, 10 o. m.-Eliof John
Stephens aud Elder christensen, re-
turned missionaries, bsfe their testi-
mony, femsfking that N the Bishops
should ge, sdtir young men 10 go on
missions they would aava NO difficult
In conducting their war IN.
Blshop George a. Carbon reported
the Rigby ward iully organ. rod AMI IN
good condition,
Bishop A. N. Rswson reported the
AmmOn ward July OfgaIizsI ami iu
good condition.
Elder Richard Lambert hat been
strengthened by tuo iyttimnnits borne
VI this conference. He encouraged
the young TO live pure and vir,uOuS
lives.
Elder II. J. Grant continued upon
the subject OF inhItlity; said parent,
AZ rule, are too careless with tueiT
children. They sIsuid teach them
that Il Ia n thoutani timos better T.
loss their lives tAAn tnoiT virtue.
,. m.-5actsmeni Administered.
The general and stake authofltivs
were presented by Elder IA. J. Grant,
anu were unanimously sustained.
Patriarch Oliver y. Harmon bore
his testimony 10 the truth Of the WORK
In which he was engage. Had been
reared and grew up Ia the community
with tho Prophet Joseph smith.
The names Of the home missionaries
were presented by First Counselor Il.
=. Byboo, and they were unanimously
sustained.
Elder Heber J. Grant then occupied
the remainder VI the time Of the oon.
ference In speaking upon the results Of
failure TO keep the commandments VI
Goii also upon the PRACTICAL snalfs oi
life.
Elder Steele, President o. the Stake,
made few closing remarks and c1n.
terence adjourned Tot three months.
This has been tho iirat conference
held since the ofganiz.tlon Of this
stake. A good splilt prevailed, anu
all unite In declaring u Que o.. tne
best conferences they hat ever attrn.
cd. The Primary aud Relief Society
conferences were held on Friday TIA
1871, and from the program carried GU,
aud the tomaTks made, these a0cleti1,
must bo Ia a prosperous condition.
JOnS G. RUsnrOE,
Sukr CLERK.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-19
4 BIG LEGAL CASE.
Charges and Suit Against the brigham
CITY N. aud NJ. Association.

A complaint In Intervention wac
aled yesterday in the Fourth district
court by the Simmons Hardware Co.
st al, OF Missouri, In the case Of H. j.
Kelsel Il Co ct al vs Brigham City NJ.
a NJ. association, wherein they atk
that ths deed Of assignment OF n H'
Snow DO set aside and tnat ttceiVe.
Peery be ordered TO sell tbs property Of
the Brigham City NJ. Il NJ. association
aud apply the proceeds to the pay msnI
Of the claims Of the intefVehOtsi
amounting to 81, liO49. The ooui'
plant charges that the officers Of the
defendant corporation entered INTO
conspiracy 90 toiraud Tue inter
venors aud other creditors OF tue
defendant CORPORATION aud that on or
about the Both day Of January, $780,
they made false representation 10 tue
commercial ngcncies TO tbu effect that
the defendant corporation was worth
over aud above its just debtb and Ia
bllities the sum OF seventy or eighty
thousand dollaft, that the Defendant
corporation was solvent; that IT. net
gain tor the year 1894 was il,lS2.2bi
that although IL existence would eH-
plre under its charter on the
let Of January, 1898, thoy had made
arrangements 10 folno0fpOthte anu
continue n business; that IT, indebte.-
ness, SOS, s2l, was borrowed from tue
stockholders VI the cOfp0rauoni anu
tho said stockholdOrs would not ut.
mand thia sum from the cOrporati0ni
all OF which the complaint says was
false aud wss well known y THESE
ofllcers 10 be false. Tue complaint a.
loges that the truth was that through
out the year 1895 iis liabilities cx'
ceoded the sum Of 5000, anu that ita
asseta diu not exceed $4,000, that ths
defendant was insOlysut all durlng
1895 and that there was no gains
curing 1894; and that the dividend de-
clared In January, 1898, was illegally
declared In furthefance Of a scheme TO
cheat and deifgud ofediiOfsi thst no
arrangement had been made TOT rein
corporation anu that q ffauduiont hs'
elgnment was made anu a. H. snow
appointed 10 carry out the ifuudulont
Fche.lc.
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Accidents.

gotllleb Sch garz IL the victim Of a
rainful canyon accident. He wa
dragging mahogany down a steep MI
10 Logan canyos with two one-hoitu
dfags, whsn the rear horse became
fflghtenoI, knocked him dowa ani
pulled toe loaI over hiB pr1elrAts body
Schwnfz's lo't sh uldef was disl1oAtel
aui his nose and forehead bAily
scratched aud filled with splintor''
DR.. Parkinn0n attended him.
DR.. snow was called to attend
rhos. Muir IT,, Of Mendon, who had
a badly broken left les, the
fracture embracing this aakle Joint.
While riding at a rapid rate dulrs
horse fell with, au1 rOliel over him.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-19

Tbs direct line to Kansas City, st,
Louis and Atlantic seAooArd, IL via
the Missouri Pacific Railway, from
Pueblo Through sleeping and chair
cars, and all connections made In
Union depots in the day time. II you
are going East and care for a daylight
ride through the gIandest scenery Of
TOO Rocky Mountains en- route, see
That your ticket reads via Missouri
Pacific Railway. Elegant chair cara
positively free to holders Of regular
train tickets.
h. u. kOosER, G. F.&P.A.,
y Morlan Block, Salt Lake CITY.
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u. ;. MuttruoUSr. AtruHNrY.
2llani 2Ja Afas nloet
SHCFlFF'a SALE

NOTICE Is uEgLuT GIVES. THAT
~ purauuut 20 au order % aaie 41f fea.sf
~ foreclosure CO. me drto Of from ,hd TfHI
..ullclal llnNigi Court %. tNc IdtuIy Il
utah, County uf sails take, 30 d cause N 'f.i.
pending. wherein thaflcs uuusgtr ii rI.I.f'f
and MUla D.. steele. aruu1 " strfr t..
NATIONAL Hank, q corporation, Joseph ID
stout, D.. 81 gleason thA.Curf MuiugN a.
smith and DO 81 80. efrrIH. .uHFtrrrs Hs|r
business o. u No. steele a 60, are dtfoaIati,
to which sui1 decree aud order uf laIe frIsf'
ruco b. hereby Madu, ! shall expose Cor .ts q
public auction, foo Inc highest bi1def f0r siiH
W tho west front DOOR 70 600 County rl.rt
house. In tho CITY 81 SAT- Lake, County 10 kt't
Lake, Territory ~ Utah, uu fhr HtI IlY q
January, A -, l-s. ~ o. o.oioc. fJJd
all the right, title, claim sui lrtefust of Utt
D. steele. Vc0rEo ". steele. Utah Nau.st
Hank, a cooperation. joseph NJ. stout D. n
Gleason, Thatcher Milling aud Elevator w
corporation. -. N. steele, dudley -mlli lti
~. 81. steele A Co., In aud Co me fo'I0Uff
described real estate, situate, lying anH ta.rs
m tho County OF -At Lakc, Territory Of lul
and particularly described a. foIlost oui
a part Of lot eight ~. block ih.nY three I.
plat u, salt take city survey
Commencing AZ APPOINT on uOnh H11rftv
line ~ said lot, one hundred and twenty llo
li.al feet west o. the northeast g0faU
tt0l feet thence south one luhersi
and thirty two ,iJ!l feet, thence ea,t iof,y 10
feet, thence north one hundred and ih'ftJ iud
ti2l feet 90 place Of beginning % 10 s5'fti
the property of NclN ". ttgeie. George
steele. Utih RAtl0nal bank, a corporation.
Joseph ". Stout, 4. N. Nlcaioh, fhAltftf
Milling A Elevator Co, a corporation. y. -
steele, dudley smith and John ~ steele, co.
partners doing business AZ n NJ steele Co,
under said order Of sale ahd decree Ia ils
above cause.
Dated SAT- lake CITY. Utah, December lim,
1915. HARVEY hardy, stenf,
by q. s. CLARK. Deputy shera
b.s. WuirKuORSE. Attorney Tor faiaNa
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HoOd's pills cure al liver M, bnisus
S Hssa. htaiaohs. "a.
Tor tho Holiday.

The RIO GrAude Western Railw ny
announces Holiday rate Of one single
fare for the rounc trip between any
two points on Its line. Tiokols will be
sold only on December cath, 25th and
slat, also January Let. All tickets
limited TO January 9Th, '96. Every.
body SHOULD take advantage OF these
reduced rates to visit their relatives
AMI friends, for Christmas comes but
once n year.
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LOG AN.
LooAN, UIAm nlo. is, lo05,
After the "nOg CombIne. ;,

A special session Of the Cache Coun.
" Agricultural society has been cslled
by IL president, Prot. A. A. Mills, 10
meet on Saturday next. Delegates 90
the meeting OF the state society viii
then he named, put the main object OF
the meeting II 70 study the "hog com.
binr," which Is ~ present oonlrolllng
the price Of pork, and has reduced II
70 a pgint never before reached, The
uiah Strengthening company ia aaii {,
DO the chief offender, anu hasa.e
al this and other points, The Fomei v
proposed Is 10 call the attention VI the
grand jury 10 the matter, with a view
10 having the chief Utienlers indicted.
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OTHER BUSINESS.
A Wedding.

Last evening, at the residence o!
MTs' MaihildH LOyeless, OF the Second
wari, Joseph W. LovDless ami Misc
Johanna johnson were united IN tue
bonds VI matrimony by Elder Evan
Wride. Many friends aud relatives
were present to extend their congratu-
ations 10 tue happy couple,
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Yon Cnn nelIsrs

The Testimonials published In bshAlf
o. Hoods satHapaTills. rhoy are writ
teh ny honesi people, who have nulual-
~ Iounl IL their own experience that
hool'a SArsAparilla purines the blood,
creates an appetite, strengthens tho
system aud absolutely snd perm nsntiy
cure, all diseases caused by Impure or
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PRovo, UTAn,

Yesterday afternoon, after the Argu-
menls In tho case Of A. o. Smool Jt.
IT al, executors, VI Geo. II. Nay lor ot
al; the case Of the Victor Gold and
Silver Mining Go. W. the National
Bank OF the Republic, came up Tor
hearing. The action ls brought TO
quiet title 10 mining property situated
In Tinuo miuing district which wa
bought In by the National Bank Of
the Republic on a judgment la favor
VI Geo. w. Parks, H.. II. ID. Thomson
aud j. NJ, Wheeler, aud against the
Victor Gold and Silver Mining Co.
Plaintiffs claim that John A. Gr0rs-
beck, one OF tho directors Of tue min
Ing company, rendered President
Knox OF the bank Sl,OS776 IA pay
ment OF the judgment, Tor tue purpose
Of redneming the miniHg property.
Mr.. kuCX refused 10 receive II for chs
reason that the bank had other judg-
menta ARainst VIM. Groesbook, pfeA!.
dent " the mining company. Brown
and Henderson appeared tor plnintiil
and Booth, Lee a Gray anu Dsy n
Street ami y. A. King Tor deiendant.
OTHER business.
In the case Of Thomas r.. Tsphan,
demurrer sustained; plaintiff allowed
10 amend complaint anu defendant
given fiiIoen days W answer.
Hagar Singleton VI Albert Single.
Ion, divorce; stricken from the present
setting Of cases on motion VI y, A,
King, attorney for plaintiii.
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train will oarfy II, and u will be taken
40 far as Pocstell9 on the through iraih
on tho main line, and from there tfan,-
fefred to the morning ttain, reaching
Salt Lake at O'Clock ia the morning
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Mrs. w. J. FAhey, Of Lee Roy, y. y,
says Have tried fifty cough cures.
fAtks' Cough Syrup Ia the only ono
lnal helps me. know II II the beat
Cough remedy" For sale by f. ]
Hlll * Co.. anu Nellen Judaon Drug
Go.
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Jno. Lutte, OF lie Roy, n. Y, sRyB
~ have been troubled with indigestion
ana billousness for yesFs. PaTks' Tea
'bT cured me" For sale by +. j. Hill
'7' Nsldeu Judson Drug Go. 9
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HoodS Pills for the liver ana bowels,
act promptly, easily ana effectively, D
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Parl,s' Tea clears the skin. For sale
by r. J. hin & Co., anu Nelden Jud.
on Drug Go. /
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Extra Mail Service.

The postmaster at Logan has secured
MI extra daily mail 10 3 1T Lake an.
eastern poS'ts, The evening ml4si
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You VIII save money by trading With
We old Godbs Pitts Drug Go.
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Pau, Candy is pure.
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Are home comforts. Save your coat ana M
cure your ease and enjoyment by prov,I,Gs
Yourself with a house coat from our s' t.ss.
Nothing can be more comfortable than w.
garments We are offering them at sueh p'''''
as g., 50, fII and SI4.
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We have a very large lot OF odds and ends
In Mems Oyercolls that We are closing out at
actual cost, from S to ga. They are worth
just as much as they were last week, when we
made profit on them but there are only one
or two Of a kind and they go at actual cost to
make room for full lines OF new goods,
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TENNIS ASSOCIATION.
Officers Elected and Grounds to Be
Laid Out.

The new tennis association con-
templated since the first general
meeting of the tennis men of the
city and formed a short time later,
met Saturday afternoon for the
election of officers and considera-
ton of a proper place to lay out
courts.
The committee appointed to look
into the matter of a good location
reported that Mr.. w. G. Irwin had
made a very generous proposal
with respect to the piece of land at
the corner of Richards and King
streets, where the gospel meeting
tent used to stand. The lot was
offered the association free of rent
with the only stipulation that it be
kept in good condition. After a
consideration of other pls ces it was
decided to accept the offer of Mr..
Irwin.
Quite a good deal of discussion
nd6 OCCdS4OhCO ny Iuo 4uc5blOn VI
the limit of association member
ship. It was finally decided that
twenty was about all that could be
comfortably accommodated.
Before proceeding any further it
was thought best to adopt name
for the new association. The Paci-
fc Tennis Club was suggested by
DR.. Howard and accepted by those
present.
The election of officers was the
next business of the afternoon.
Walter Dillingham; was elected
president; DR.. Howard, business
manager; w. H. COney, secretary
and treasurer; William Thrum,
member of the board of manage
ment.
The management was instructed
to proceed at once with the work
of fitting up the tennis grounds,
limiting the expenses to 500 and
spending no more than that sum
without the consent of the club.
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The above MOLINE WHEEL WALKING PLOWS we
carry stock and fill orders for promptly
They have been thoroughly tried and the fact that we have
sold SEVENTEEN the island of Hawaii alone during the
past two months shows that the planters know good thing
when they see it.
We still sell the weil-known Hall Breaker ~ IA 15 and
16-incb which is also made by the MOLINE PLOW COM
PANY. One of our latest customers says this:
"Send 16-inch HALLS Breaker, have tried other
makes lately and find they do not do the work that
We have all sizes of Flows from to Is nches also side
hill and furrow Pows.
We the complete assortment of Tools of all
kinds for clearing sugar coffee lands.
Our stock of SHIP CHANDLERY and ROPE has been
added to lately and furnish almost anything needed
"WAUKEGAN" BARBED WIRE is far ahead of any other
make try it. and you will be surprised with the results
prefer galvanized black plain Fence Wire we have
heavy stock.
If you want o perfect wire stretcher send to
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The Pasteur Filter.

This new filter which has been
in use in the ADVERTISER editorial
rooms for some weeks past, is COM
posed of two separate parts. The
upper or unfiltered water compart-
ment, in which are the filtering
tubes (bougies), is made of nom
oxidizable metal. 1t is painted
three coats of paint, hand decorat-
ed and vanished. The lower or
filtered water reservoir, is OF very
fine earthen-ware, especially made
for this purpose. 1t seems to Do
the filter of all filters for this par
ticular climate.