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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-07-24
Sole Deposit Boxes

WE HAVE A FEW MORE BOXES
in our Safe Deposit Vault which are
not yet rented. There are four sizes,
varying in price from $12 to $50 per
year. Any private papers left in
these boxes are perfectly safe, as the
vaults are f1re-proof and are fitted with
time locks, which makes them abso-
lutely burglar-proof. There are two
keys to each box, both of which are
given to the party renting box, and
should these keys be stolen they
would be useless to bearer, as he could
not open the box without our master
key being first inserted.
Parties leaving the Islands for their
summer vacations will find it con-
venieut place to leave any valuables.
Boxes can be rented by the month or
year as desired. Apply to
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-07-24

The condition IN a contract 20 pay mon '
when NV cilcum stances allow and as
soon as they allow l. fulfilled by evil
dence hat the prOIrissOT was IN receipt
Of money over and above lis reaso-ab. e
expenses with which he could pay
The fact that the executors OF such pro
iissoT had Lot assets 10 pay IN full the
sum contracted for by their decedent.
does not show that the cOndi ion of
ability 10 pay in the testatOr's lifetime
was not fulfilled.
A contract contemplated money to be aid
in installments, conditioned upon ability
TO pay evident OF ability TO pay part OF
the sum contracted 10 be p i'd Is a fulfil =
ment OF the condition.
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A Model Plant is not complete with
out Electric Power, thus dispensing
with small engines.
Why not generate your power from
one CENTRAL Station? One gener-
ator can furnish power to your Pump,
Centrifugals, Elevators, Plows, Rail-
ways and HOSTS; also furnish light
and power for radius OF from 10 to 26
miles.
Electric power being used saves the
labor of hauling coal in your field, also
water, and does away with high-priced
engineers, and only have one engine to
look after in your mill.
Where water power is available 1t
costs nothing to generate Electric
Power.
THE HAWAIIAN ELECTRIC COM
PANY is now ready to furnish Electric
Plants and Generators of all descrip-
lions at short notice, and also has on
hand a large stock of Wire, Chandel-
iers and Electrical Goods.
All orders will be given prompt at
tention, and estimates furnished for
Lighting and Power Plants; also at
tention is given to House and Marine
Wiring.
THEO. HOFFMAN, Manager.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-07-24

Before Judd, c. J., Frear, j., and Z. p.
Dole, Esq, a member of the Bar, in
place OF SIR Justice Whiting, dis
qualified.
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OPINION OF E. P. DOLE. ESQ.

The controlling principle is the in
tent of the parties-what did they say?
what did they mean? The contract
is exceedingly long and very loosely
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-07-24
In the Supreme Court Of the
Hawaiian Islands.
March Term. 1896.
Edna G. Trousseau

Bruce Cartwright and Hugh Mcintyre,
Executors of the will Of George p.
TrOusseau, deceased.
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c. BREWER Z CO., Id.
Queen Street, Honolulu, II. I.
AGENTS FOR

Hawaiian Agricultural Company, Ono
mea Sugar Company, Honomu Sugar
Company, Wailuku Sugar Company,
Waihee Sugar Company, Makee Sugar
Company, Haleakala Ranch Company.
Kapapala Ranch.
Planters Line San Francisco Packets,
Chas. Brewer g. Co.'s Line of Boston
Packets.
Agents Boston Board of Underwriters.
Agents for Philadelphia Board of Un-
derwriters.
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LIST OF OFFICERS

LIST OF OFFICERS.
P. G. Jones, president; Geo. H. RI.
ertson, manager; e. F. Bishop treasu Il
and secretary; Col. w. F.. Allen, audi
tor; c. M. Cooke, H. Warehouse, A. w
Carter, directors.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-19

GRAND FREE ENTERTAINMENT
Al Forest Park today-engagemcnt extra
ordinary Of the celebrated Ward Brothers.
the worlds greatest musical kings Pro-
fessor Charles u. Gross. the only rival
Professor ScgalPs operate orchestra. etc.
Let everybody turn out and have n good
time today at ESQ and . y. IN. Every
thing fres
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A College Romp at Auditorium April
2tth. toc.
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UNCLAIMED EXpREss PACKAGES.

Tho following express packages remained
uncalled for at the various express Offices
at the close of business yesterday:
Wells. Fargo a. Co.'S Express-Liliie Al
len. NJ. Barnes. j. II. Bell. l.. A. Carson.
g. CueDard l.. l.. Cohn, Mary CIanden. j.
Clark. J. N. Cummings, r, g. Colbert. Dai-
las Mercury Co. NJ. II. Foster. j. NJ, IA
delly. d. Fathcrgll. Y. w. Grizzard, G..
Gary. u. Garris. Il. G. Humphrey. Mary
&. Harris, S. ii. Huston, j. Lynch. Miller
& NJ. ]. Mason, A. G. Mueller, j. j. Me-
Kama, Mrs. II. j.. Mattox, Il. III. Mudd,
W. Il. Newcomb. d. Il. orbis. w. r. Rich
ards. w. ID. Rae, j. IL. Stapp. NJ. e. Tay-
Tor, "vaeserting" ELLA A. Walker.
Texsa . Pacific Express company--E. C,
Crawford. II. A. Adams, q. A. Bush. ID.
w. Bartlett. Ella I.amAn. Dan Hays. Ed
KAN, W. .. Tustsn = Co. p. Q. Endt.
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Richardson Lumber company. A. w. De-
Bray. C. e. Filler, Southern Texas Broom
Manufacturing company, 5. j. Dcakin.
VIII Barnlckel, A. Kirschnick. Rev. Ed
ward Lee. J, Il. Mckinney. II, Il. Darough.
Lewls Ro.. Mrs N. u. Randall. A. NJ.
Rareshide. I>olo Ashley. Geo. W. Eichcl-
berger. J, H. Diersgen. ]. G. CAVITY. Frank
Meyer. NJ. Jantzen. The Star. and Mrs.
G. Battle.
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ONLY a QUESTION OF BUSINESS.
The business men OF Texas are now I'm
reach OF the best lighting medium known
TO tho public. You can save three fourthR
of your light bill and get equal or better
service by using the "New Light" The
system IL no experiment: Over 10000 are
light In many of the New England elites.
cali AT our Office and let MS give you plain
figures and cold facts that Will Verify our
statements.
Texas Automatic Light Company.
10I5 Texas ave. Moore Burnett Bldg.
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Only 76c Each.

The actual value of this lot is cosy 500
You must be early. for they will go out
fast. Only two to n customer and none
TO deolers-but you must come early,
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ARE YOU GOING TO BE IN THE SWIM?

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ONLY a QUESTION or BUSINESS.

Mansfield Dramatic Club. Auditorium
Friday. April 2ith. toe.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-06-24

government over "a dollar, That after
II hars the stamp ~ the government
II will ev r become Ilfly cent dollar
What Is the scheme of TIE golG
munometallIsts?.To destroy our silver
as primary money and issue gold bonds
10 buy gold and redeem II and cancel
all our MISUNDERSTANDING paper
money aud have the national banks
issue their notes and lend them to the
people. II that is net what they pro-
pose we would like TO hear some gold
standard man 10 the contrary.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-06-24
THE PRODUCT OF RUM ALLEY


maggie" by Stephen Crane, author
Of "The Red Badge Of Courage, is a
a study of life in the lowest slums OF
New York City. Childhood fighting
on heaps OF filth, men who curse and
drink and swear, women who tipnlc
and hghJ aud scream, police who
raven on human weakness. the beer
hall, the variety theatres, the dens of
iniqulty, are all in this little volume
but not paraded with conscious vul-
garty.
We are not edited with moral phil
osophy but we are all appalled, that
vice testers and multiplies in these
places on u root.stock Of ignorance as
do the vermin on an infected fruit
tree. Crane is the poet Of this misery
and no more artistic hand has ever
drawn aside the curtain Of lower life
and revealed its hideousness more Ia a
repellant glare.
The character: use their own lang
guage, speak in the billlngsgate OF
the neither world; the smoke, the
stencil, the uncleanness Of the beast
In man is set before us in lurid i'm.
ages that walk the air, yet with a
touch that is wholesome and leaves
no detllement. And all this too with
no effort at preaching or moralizing.
Asa true artist, Crane teaches the
great lesson without playing the
school master,
nThe pathos Of Maggie most moves
the soul in its absence of guile and
its plenitude OF ignorance. With the
jewel of womanhood set in her brow,
with the capacity to bless, TO cheer
and comfort, TO refine, TO elevate and
defy home In all the relations OF
purity and affection, yet blind, crush
ing, pitiless conditions AID surround
ings drag her to the depths Of prosti.
tuition. Crane teaches the lesson that
fallen women are not demons who
plunge into vice of their own accord,
but are dragged slowly, surely and
unfailingly from homes OF filth,
squalor, ignorance aud selfshness. To
save men and women takes better
civilization, not more laws and police,
ID. Appleton & Co., New York, SIPS,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-06-24
WISCONSIN FOR GOLD.

While Iowa, Illinois aud Mime
sofa Democratic state conventions
have chosen silver delegations TO the
national convention, Wisconsin Is 70
be represented by solid gold dele
CATION. The people Of Wisconsin are
not different, except that there Is y
larger percentage Of foreigners and
the state Is more completely doml-
mated by corporations. Foreign
capital Is I'm control OF the banks and
large manufacturing establishments
of Milwaukee and other cities. The
German papers have the largest circu-
latlon and support German capital in
their political influence.
The older type OF public men who
made that state famous In the sixties,
men like Matt. Carpenter Jerry Rusk,
Senator Doollttle and the Washburn's
have passed away and in their stead
Wisconsin Is represented by creatures
Of the corporations and banking inter
ests, like Senators Mitchell and Villas,
and Henry M. Payne who was receiver
OF the Northern Pacific and is now in
Europe for his health and TO escape
justice,
While of different parties, these
men are all OF the same stripe, so far
as the interests Of the people are con-
cerned They are the representatives
OF organized capital in the affairs Of
the government. The dividends on
watered stock, interest on bonds and
profits OF syndlcates and enormous
salaries OF corporation officials cannot
be paid out OF the products Of the
country and leave the farmer aud
laborer decent margin TO live on.
The rotten politics which they repre-
sent is costing the people twice what
IL should In taxes and the sum total
of their control OF public affairs is
more of "a curse than blessing.
Why shouldn't Wisconsin be for gold,
both Republican anu Democrats? The
political combinations OF the office
holders, the corporations and the
bankers is so complete that all ex-
preston OF the sentiment of the
masses Is oblitemted. With the
foreign and American press, the cor
poations, the banks and the syndi-
Gates against them, what can the
people doY
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-06-24
A, Hurlhur,,a oroye.

We attended the "l6 to ~ picnic
Saturday, found large crowd OF good
looking ladies and gentlemen, by act
ual count there were two thousand
people without the Johnnies scattered
around The speakers seemed 10 un-
derstand their subject. Mr., Hofer, OF
Salem, made very impressive adj
dress. We agree with him as far as
he went but would like TO hear him
speak for an hour Judge whitney's
address was we'll received although
like HOfer, he didn't have time
enough. The ladies band furnished
good music. The Custer sisters sang
two songs which were we'll received
aud well sung Oakyille correspond
ent Albany Democrat.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-06-24
THE TELLER BOOM.

On Thursday last Henry NJ. Teller
walked out OF the national Republican
convention because IL had abandoned
the principle Of bimetallism in which
he has been firm believer all his life
and which he had been commissioned
TO represent by the Republicans OF
Colorado In that assemblage. In the
most dlgnfied and able manner he was
true 10 his trust. Then for a moment
he halted on the threshold OF old
associations OF n lifetime and bid fare
well TO the party and then turned
resolutely 90 the task Of building up
new organization OF national
character.
ON Saturday he was placed before
the people of the United States as the
choice OF Il political party numbering
several million yOters-the national
Peoples party. Today he may be
made the candidate OF the silver DEM
ocrats OF Texas and no doubt other
states will follow suit, History is
made fast these days, aud the denun-
Citations by the goldite press of
Teller and his associates as
Rebels aud secesslonists is very far
fetched. They are the men who will
unite against greed and rapacity or
ganlEed into politics. They are the
men who prefer patriotic endeayor
aud abandonment OF partisanship for
the common welfare. They are the
only men who can stem the tide to-
ward monarchy, goldarchy and anar.
chy that Is sweeping our country to.
ward destruction,
The prompt action OF Mr.. Taube-
neck and his colleagues In endorsing
Mr.. Teller as the Peoples candidate
for the presidency Is very commend
able. IL shows that they place ooun-
try above party, aud principle above
personal advantage. Their course
viii be commended by the most intel
ligent aud patriotic men In the Peo-
PIES party. IL may not suit some OF
the so-called mlddle-of-the-road men.
but when such action alone win save
the American people from bankruptcy
aud ruin even the most radical must
see the necessity OF abandoning party
lines, and thereby making II possible
TO secure a great victory. That VIC
tory may not be won this time, but
the great gain Of uniting the people
OF all parties along new Tines for un-
selfish purposes, and noble principle
cannot be oyerestlmated.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-06-24
THE FIFTY.cENT poLLARg


Governor Lords answer TO the so
called bimetallic league OF Yainhlll
county is plain, direct aud conclusive
IL shows clear understanding OF the
money problem. Blmetallism, with
use OF both gold and silver as standard
money, Is possible, as the governor re-
marks, only through international
agreement, for which the Republican
platform calls What the Yamhill
league Is calling for-free coinage OF
silver In the name OF blmetalllsm-i Is
the direct negatlon OF blmetalllsm,
absolutely excludes IL. IL means one
metal only, and that silver. What u
scheme that is TO put so cents worth
Of silver In one dollar and 100 cents
worth OF gold In another dollar, dub
the scheme. blmetalllsm, Iand expect
these dollars 20 circulate together
OregonIan.
The latest statistics IN. Y. World
Almanac, page 2O3l shows the approx
innate amount OF money In the world
10 be as follows;
Gold stock ....,... 90, ,00l 200, 600
Silver stock ck....,........ 3,9u ,lOO,OOO
Uncovered paper ..,,,.,. 2,IOO.OOO,VOO
OF tins the United States Is credited
with seei ,OOO, 900 gold, s0s4, 100000 sill
yer and sl69, GOO, 900 paper
In no country In the world are there
any politicians who speak of the silver
money as "hfty cent dollars" except
In the United States. France Is
counted a most prosperous country
and has $500, 100000 gold and has
$500, 900, 900 silver ut ratio OF lbi Ia
one OF gold, and II is counted as full
legal tender money and the govern
ment reserves the option 10 pay In
either lgold or silver silver there
Is one hunderd cent money. From
ls1s TO Nov. /, 1898, Inclusive, our
government bought ass, ,SSS, i02 ounces
OF fine silver and paid s5i0,41O, ,765
therefor or more than sl.Oo per ounce.
lsee page 2Oi same almanac.l
OF this silver s55,OOO,OOO are in cir
culatlon as legal tender dollars, and
we defy any one 10 show a word OF
law making them redeemable In gold
by the government OF anyone else.
They are not fftY cent dollars.
They circulate at par without
a gold redemption because there
Is, always has been, aud always Will
be an unlimited demand for any dol
lar OF full legal tender or debt-paylng
quality. The rest OF that silver is In
circulation as silver and coin certih.
Gates and they are not upheld by any
law making them redeemable In gold
They are legal tender non-interest'
bearing paper money and are not nifty
cent dollars. The ngures above quoted
are compiled by a gold standard
authority from the director OF the
Mat.
Does ans sane person believe that
whsn sFsry ounce Of silver cost the
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-06-24

500 grammes mercury chloride cor
rosive powdered, Squibbs,
Is lbs. choral hydrate granulated,
Merck's.
20 lbs. potassium bromide granu-
lated, p. & w.
2 lbs. collodion U. S. p, p. & w.
8 lbs.calcium precipitated phosphas,
p. & w,
10. potassium hydrate white, p.
x w.
lbs oil orange, sweet, Lchu &
Fink's.
/ 10. vanilla bean in. long, Lehu &
Fink's.
4 lbs. saccharated pepsn, Fair
child's.
lbs. acid carbolic gold liable, Mall
inckrodt.
5 gal. ammonia water concentrate
in gallon glass containor, Mallinc-
krodt.
l ID. arnica flower granulated, Lilly
& Co.
llb. fox glove granulated, Lilly s.
Co.
4 lbs. nux vomica granulated, Lilly
| & Co.
80 lbs. glycerine, Kinks.
3-5 lbs. bottles syrup hypophosphites
Goa WompOle u Co.
doz. vim. TONGUE mariani.
l-6 doz. extra large jars for hospital
use.
Matted milk-H Horlick's.
| 10 lbs. zinc sulphate. commercial
2lbs. Fenugreek seed, (powdered.)
30 lbs. Phillips Digestible Cocoa, in
5-pOund cans.
10 lbs. potassium, nitrate granu-
lated refined.
lbs. prepared chalk.
5 lbs. spOnges, 10 to the 10; un
bleached sleeps wool, as per sample
SO or sulfonal, lBayer,)
o on. Antikaminia tablets, . gr.'
1000 o gr. quinine sulphate pill, cap
sule shaped; p. ID. & Co.
500 tablet triturates, nuX vomica, t
gr.; p. ID. & Co.
100 each filter papers, white, lS and
Is in. !
] each glass percolator, 10 and S2 o.;
w, II. & Co.
? graduates, Phoenix cone shape, s
o.; W. Il. & Co.
graduate, Phoenix cone shape, 10
o.; w. T. & Co.
SIP dOZ. rubber water bottles, 3
quart, cloth covered; w. II. & 90.
I doz. III. r.. syringes, No. l, straight
pipe; toz.
! doz. II. R. syringes, No. 3, straight
| pipe; or.
l gross corks, No. u, taper 1t in.
long.
2 doz. Allcock's porous plasters.
600 hypodermic tablets, No. B, in
case, 10 tubes each; w. Bros.
| 400 hyp0dermic tablets, No. 6S, in
case, 10 tubes each; w. Bros.
doz. beef Juice; w. Bros.
( Samples may be seen at the conf
missary OF the asylum. Goods must
! be In accordance with samples, and
be In original packages when possible.
The right 10 reject any and all bids Is
reserved. Delivery OF supplies will
be repaired within fifteen days mo-
I tice OF acceptance of bid. Each bid
must include all the items and totals
IN full, with the exception Of -four and
nsh' Payment will not be made until
the bidder has completed his con-
tract. A copy of the advertisement
must accompany each bid, and the
name OF the class OF supplies be in
scrlDed ON the envelope. Auditing
omcers are prohibited from confirm
Ing accounts OF purchases when the
advertisement does not contain a full
description OF the articles to be pur-
chased. Each bidder win be required
10 furnish with his bid certified
check IN an amount equal 10 ten per
cent OF his bid lsaye that for flour the |
check is 10 be for $500, for fish S75), |
payable To the order of the bOard-to |
be returned In case his bid is rejected |
or MS proposal complied with. Bids |
VIII De opened In the governors ONCE |
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-06-24
Bueklsn's Arnica salvs

The best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Sores, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
and all letter. Chapped hands, Chilblains,
Bruises skin Eruptions, and positively cures
Piles OF no pay required. Il is guaranteed to
Live per fec satisfaction or money reiundeS
Price IS cents a box. For sale by Fred A.
Legg
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-06-24
SALEM WATER CO.
og.., willama,ts Hoiel BulIdInT

Office. Willamette Hotel balala' Nil
For water service Apply AZ 'Nsts sf,se A
payable monthly in advauSe' Vs."
complaints at the oihee. ,,., n.s
There will be no deduction N w. ear n,
on accou1. OF temporary aoi.aes. y. ~ os5ee
eitv unless notice is left at m !as IN g, {.
Hereafter water for irrigation WI, ~ ~ T,l.l
furnished to regular consumers ~" \, Sds.
for domestic purpose. Contractors .,;II N p.lss
walks. brick work and Plas'erlns VIZ VIZ n q
read aunder building purposes ~, ohss
schedule of rates for 1895 APP"
for copy. -----
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- DrS. laulcS SHOES No' w dS pci
sample.
GROCERIES.
10000 lbs. granulated sugar lAmerl-
can refinery.
is 600 los. Golden 9 sugar (Amerl-
eau refinery,
5000 lhs. liverpool salt.
500 lbs. soda crackers, NSN, more
Or Iuss, delivered as required
.Ol lbs. OF cheese, Craueton's OR AS
good, more or less, delivered M re-
20 cor Cove oysters Fields 2'5l'
80 dOZ. NO.l Lest UrOOms.
p s.o5, Val III Safety matches, as
pcr sample.
300 los sal soda.
300 lbs. Sal,ana rasins j2Olb. boxes J
100 lbs. London Layers raisins(2O-lo.
bOXes).
2OO los. China starch.
doZ ostrich feather busters (22.in
per sample).
dcz. Worcestershire Sauce tLc
as Perrin's) in quart bottles.
20 boxes macarOnl IN Sid. ODAeS.
100 gal n. .. mOlasses.
1000 gal. syrup as per sample.
5000 lbs. Costa Rica green coffee, a.
per sample.
1900 lbs chicory.
CRoCKERY.
25 doz. tea cups, w. G. ware, as per
sample.
% doz. saucers, w. G. ware, as per
sample.
doz. in. pie plates, w. G.. ware,
as per sample.
TOBACCO.
1900 lbs. Even change.
300 lbs. O. X. Durham In 2-oz. pigs.
FLOUR.
GOO bbls. No. flour, more or less,
delivered as required.
% bbls. No. graham, more or less,
delivered as required.
FISH.
600 lbs. fish per week, more or less,
as required, stating price per pound
OF different kinds.
MEATS.
Z Beef-600 pounds per day, more or
less, as required-equal parts fore and
hind quarters.
Mutton-2OO pounds per day, more
or less, as required.
SOAP.
-oVV lbo' NSb pdNOi bSob pNdlhdih "
soap.
200 cakes Peerless Kitchen soap, IS
per sample.
lbs. Shaving soap (J. b. Williams)
as per sample.
SPICES.
/ 500 lbs. black pepper, Standard
Ground, in 5-lb, cans.
IS lbs. cinnamon, Standard Ground,
! In 5-lb. cans.
PLUMBING
! so feet each of Z, |, 1t in. black pipe.
6each cast iron elbows /, 1t, IL,
and inch.
8 each cast iron elbows As deg. /.
! 1t, II, and 2 In.
! g doZ. hose washers, in.
doz. hose couplings in.
| l doZ. Calwell hose bands in.
II each Jenkins valves discs, !, I,
l and 1t in.
HARDWARE.
200 It. OF I In. round Norway iron.
100 feet each OF I, 7-l6 and ! in.
round Norway iron.
10 II. each of tiki, txl4, and fx2 in.
fiat Norway iron.
8 II. each OF I, I and in. octagon
steel.
II. OF I IN. round tool steel.
Heller Bros. horse rasp l6 in.
q Hat bastard files l6 In.
Hat bastard files 10 In.
Hat mill bastard files Is in.
each fiat mill bastard files 6 and s
/ In.
800 II. OF MANILA rope I in diameter,
$500 lbs. OF blacksmith coal as per
sample.
80 Norway carriage bolts sxli in.
90 each txl and tx5 in carriage bolts
Norway
lbs. OF I washers.
1000 each OF ?, q, and 10. timed
I rivets.
? sledge handleS-30 In.
timers blcwhorn stake, large den
. In, small end l7t in.
o lbs. OF No. 6 Putnam horse shoe
nails.
i Goes wrench, ~ in., bright.
DRUGS.
SquibbS.
! kilogramme acid boric, Squibbs.
KiogrammeS bismuth subnltrate,
SquibbS.
o kilogammes chloform in 500
gramme bottles, SQulbbs.
kllogramme tincture opium
deodorized, Squibbs.
SQuibbs.
SQuibbs. "e'
$50 grammes opium powdered.
SQuibbS.
100 grammes mercury yellow oxide