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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-06-24
Gani Hon.

The Industrial Sgnth recommend,
that The money derived fnm the
taxation of railroad property in
the State be dedicated To the pur.
pose Of improvingtb the county roads.
This is Il good suggestion, and one
that the people Of Kanawha should
gravply consider, There isn't a
road in The cunuty of which the
people ought not to be heartily
ashamed. And this want Of goud
roads ism great impediment to tbs
advancement aud prosperity Of the
KaAaicla Gazette.
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Now Is your chance to get your
Summer Hats at Wholesale prices.
AT Mrs. III. MARTINS.

Richards show arrived this
morning amid no small excitement
among beers Of such Amusement.
y is cluimed bypersons who enjay,
ed The show at Cualbnrgh andolher
points up the river that it is wOr
thy of patronage, being something
novel, strange and exceedingly
exciting. The tcnts are located on
Broad street near the o. c. depot.
-Cdarieston Star.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-06-24

USioN IrEMs.-Far mers are now
bosily engaged in cullivaling their
clqps.
Wheat will be almost a failure
in this section Of the county.
Corn Looks well for the season.
Good rains lately,
Mr., c. W. Maopin, our popular
merchant, has just opened u big lot
ofnew goods, and is selling them
cheap.
The road surveyors are at work
in Union.
A little child Of Mr.. Dow Eats.
minger, died few days ago.
Born to Mr., and Mrs. Ezekiel
sayre, a son.
Mr.. W. 7. Wiley has been on the
sick list for the past week.
Mr.. j. II, Ellis lost a valuable
milch COW, last week,
Messrs. r. Buckle aud Marion
Harrison, have sold out aud have
left for the West.
There is talk of a pic mic on The
4lh Of July, at Squire B. Smiths,
The Democratsof Union are alive
aud active, aud want the rascaly
turned out, JAKE,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-06-24

Are You Tired of Being Sick?
We want to say a word to the men
women and girls who work in stores, OF
fees and factories, There are hundreds
Of thousands Of you in the country
Very few Of You are we'll You re shut
up too much and exercise too little
In this way you get sick. Your blood
is bad, your digestion poor, your head
often aches, you don't feel like work.
Yonr liver, stomach and kidneys are oul
OF order, rarkers Tonic has currt
hundreds Of such cases, 1tispurC, sure
ind pleasant
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-06-24

The Charleston Times, Mr.. Geo.
j. Ermlioh, auditor aud cashier oil
the river division Of the Ohio Cen
trail Railroad, was in our city on
Thursday perfccling arrangements
for an early placing upon the Ohio
Central railroad though trains be
tween this city aud the lake reg.
ion. A few days ago, there was
turned over to Receiver Sharpe by
the Corning officers of the road, IA
locomotives, 400 coal and freight
cars and a large number of passen,
ger coaches. Mr.. Ermlich is posi-
tive that through trains over the
Ohio river bridge will be running
BY the first Of August next.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-06-24

"D-n the peoplcl Sell them
ontl Letthem starve! | want my
money!
The above expression was made
by Il business man Of this town q
few days ago. The people will
probably remember it a long time
More need not be said,-Gascttc.
A man who is soheattless as t.
use such language, ough! to be boy
Cotted, and we believe or people
would let him severely alone if hi
name was known. Our neighbor
for the good of the community
ought 10 give his name to the pub
liC Let them have his name,
neighbor.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-06-24

Tore FAIR BOYS The young
men who are disposed to pass by on
the other side, aud in other unfeel.
ing ways dodge ice cream saloons
when out walking with their dear
girls, should remember that all dur.
ing the long winter nights these
same girls cheetfdlly and uncom.
plainingly furnished lights and
fuel for their comfort, aud the lit
tie cream, strawberries and similar
necessities they are willing to ac
copt arc but an inadequate return
at the best, for last winters suffer
ing,
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The Weekly Register.
POINT PLEASANT, WEST VIRGINIA

RIVER NEWS. Both rivers are
again getting very low bu! the
GOCd rains that have passed up
sKanawhain the last few days vii
likolyfaise that stream.
The giage now shows 5 feet on
Guyan.
The mouth of Kanawba and es-
peclally around the coal landings
presented an active appearances
last Friday aud Saturday owing to
a pop raise in Hanawha. The
stcumers Lame, Lewis, Means, Lay.
man, Mathsson Rush, Taylor, Lit
lie Sampson, Spring Hill and Sue.
cess, all got small tows from the
mines to the Landings ut Hender.
son.
The following bouts haye left for
below dariagthe week. VIM. Ernst
with 4 barges spl., 2 bafgcs coal
and / barge machinery Gen. I. Da.
ma with II bgges cal; Chas. Nc
D0uald 10 barges coal aud 8 barges
salt
Capt. Geo W. Totfence the &C.
communicating Manager ofthe Camp.
bcll's Creek Landing, at Hendcr
son, is doing goud work with his
Tag boat, Iron Dake, pulling spags
from the landing and towing them
ont on the bur below the mouth Of
Kanawha.
The Chancellor from Pittsburgh
and Boone FROM Cincinnati, both
passed up KauaHha with big trips,
last week,
Americus Warden, Of CINCINNATI
has been appointed Supervising
Inspector Of steam vessels for the
9TH District, There were several
applicants for the position. Mr..
Warden is practical mechanic Us
well as an old liver man.
The steamer II. j. Grace was
burned at yevay, Ind, last Tues
day. Atotal loss.
Tho little steamer Success we
understand is to be put IN the Ka
mlwha between Gallipulis and
Charleston, as packet; she viii be
on the opposite day Of the steamer
G. A, Hill.
The contractors aregetting along
nicely with The Ice Piers, having
almost Completed tho one on the
Point Pleasant side Of Kanawha,
and are now starting the one on
.the lower side.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-06-24

DIED-A! Portland, Ohio, Chas
Wilson, son Of Mr. and Mrs. Jos
Butler, on the l4th inst, in TIT
second year Of his agc, of spina
meningitis, The body was buried
at Mason City.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-06-24

NARROW EscAPE,-0n Sunday
morning Mr. C. r. Hess and his
nephew had narrow escape from
drowning, BY the capsizing of their
sail bout.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-06-24

Within The past four or five days,
there has been an abundance Of
rain throughout the county, aud
corn fields, meadows aud pastures
ure much improved. II nothing
unforeseen happens the corn acre.
age between this and filling time,
tho yield in this county will be
immsnfe. A failure Of this crop
this year would bankrupt nearly
every tttrDer IN tho comfy.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-06-24

LEO BRoTES.-Last week while
picking cherries, using a ladder,
Mrs. Catherine Williams fell and
broke her leg.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-06-24

The next meeting Of the Teay's
Valley Baptist Sunday School Con.
vcntion will be held with tho Har.
mony Baptist Church (inslcad Of
shvan, as fxOd by the Convention
Ut its last session. on the 18th and
16lh days of July, 1885.
En-. II. S. WHlrEAD, Pres'l.
j, L, Written, Seo'y,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-06-24

The BIG snow.-Geo. Richards
great consolidated show will pusi.
lively be III Point Pleasant, June
&c, 1885, where you can see and
learn moro for 25 cents than you
could by goiug to college he same
length of time. In addition to tho
attractions within the FIVE man.
moth payilions, you will witnes.
free magnificent military band,
AT the head of the matching col.
umns of players in glitleriag uni.
lo'msI presenting one of the grand,
est SCIENCES of pageantry ever wit.
messed. Prof zorolo, the French
@ronau', who has made over 9,OOt
balloon asceDsions, will make an
AERIAL voyage between II m, aud /
p. IN,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-06-24

MAsoYlc,-The annual election
Of officers Of Minturn Lodge, No
10, A. +. and A. NJ, in this plac,
occurred last Tuesday night, and
the officers elect installed last nigh
as follows IL, r, Howard, W. NJ.
e. F. Hess, S. VI ]. J, Blight
y, w; I. stribling, Tr5 BENZ
franklin, sec'y5 G. L Hogg, s
D.; Luther LOOMS, J,Do and L. D
Thomas, TiIer
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-06-24
Special Commissioners Sale Of
Valuable Real Estate.

ny virtue ola decree entered in the cause Of 6has.
- SteCkhoa in isoNn right aud - Trustee v.
W, WitheH aud Others BY the Circuit Court d Ma,
sln County, IVES, Virginia, Ga the 10Th day tfliay.
1885 the unter,igred Special Commissioner, will
seu by way Of public auction al the front doJT Of the
Court House Of said County ON the
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-06-24

70 the highss, bidder the following real estate stu
etc IN the Dhlust Of Clendsnin said County Cvn'
Iainipg about epaereS being the real estate convey
ed to said J; W Wiihen BY Iutn &. Tinms Special
CemHi, ieneT BY deed bearing date 90 the sth day
o. December, IN, and Of record In the Clerks or
fee Of the County CoutI Of Mason County, in Deed
Book No, %, feln AZ, to which deed reiercrse |,
hereby made for a more particular description Of
said land. This tract Of land Is wen improved and
il valuable farm.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-06-24

In this paper twill be found the
premium list and also the adyer-
tiscmeuL Of the AIa.on County Ag.
riculLural and Mechanical Assgcia-
tion, Great preparations are be.
ing made to mako the coming Fair
ono Of the grandest ever held in
the coOnty. "A very large number
Of trotling, pacing and running
horses are nov being trained upon
the grounds Of the Association
Every man aud woman ia the
county ought to place something
upon exhibition ut this Fair. We
are all interested in making IL a
success. The Fair takes place this
year August 10Th, 18th, 9th and
2Sth.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-06-24

PEasoSA1s Aliss Annie Hast,
i0gs WHO hasBeen whiting friends
10 this place, fOr several months
past, leaves tO-inpfryw for her home
in Irdiana. Rumor says that she
viii become the bride Of Que our
young men, 10 September next.
The Kanawha Lumber aud Fur.
tniture Company Of this place have
secured the services Of Nj. Dave
Rose, Of Columbus, ohio, as saper-
intendpnt Nj. Rose and wife ar.
rived lust week and he took charge
on Monday morning.
We had d pleasan! call from An.
drew Ruseberry Esq., Of Guyan.
dotie. lie informed rs that he is
rebuilding bis woolen factory and
that be has IL about ready for the
roof We hope that he my soon
recover his late heavy loss.
Mrs. Scott, wife Of Rev. j. w.
Scott, left for Kentucky on last
Wednesday, where she win make
a visi! to relatiyel and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Hanly and
Hon. G. sehOn went 10 Charleston,
on Monday, via the. ohio Central.
Wallace Miles, of Winfield was
in town on Monday.
ODE Petty, Of Pometoy, gave US a
pleasant call last Monday.
Miss Lizzie Franz Of Pometoy, is
visiting her friend, Miss Picnic
Helm Of this place.
Miss Blanche Cadet, charming
young lady Of GdIipolis, is tie
guest Of her cousin, Miss Florence
Gilmore.
|
Josh Billings says that there arc
numerous individuals in the land
who Look upon what they have not
got as the ouly thing worth having.
Miss Carrie Gilmore, who has
been attending school at 0Sford,
Ohio, returned home last Saturday,
She was accompanied by Miss Sal,
lie Brale, Of Hamilton, Ohio, one Of
her sUhOolrnates.
Mr.. George Minturn, Of Gallipo.
lis, Ohio, vas visiting the family Of
Col. Smith, the first Of the week.
Miss Nellie Horton Of Pomeroy,
was the guest OF Misc Fannie Pom
eroy last week,
Mis-. Iona Grant of Poneroy, O,
!
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-06-24

Goods almna given away for the
next 10 day for cash, no credit, at
llRs. LII. M&RIES's.
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'H6atefs.

- tf-s+t > - 49,
West Virginia was % years old
last Saturday.
John NJ. Adkins, the hardware
mnu, Il pushing things.
Produce j. plenty and cheap for
this season. pfthv year
Many ofgrr citizens are paint
ing and tcautifyiog.their property.
The streets Of this town need
cleaning.
Martin Kelly IS now tie hight
policeman
There will be some big races at
the Fair grounds, July 4tb.
There will be an abundance Of
blackberries, lhisseasoD.
We are prepared to do any kind
Of job printing.
Dr. Mussmun is preparing to
build q residence II the Extension.
The cholera is on the march to
this country.
The Salvation Army threatens
toiuvade phis place.
The strumpots, black and white,
who nightly parade the streets,
ought to be arrested.
samnel.C. Butler, Of the Gasdsc
has a position in tile State print.
ing office, Al Charleston.
Weare under obligations to Nj.
II. W. Sisson for fayors rendered
this Office, during The week.
The KanawhR Lhmbor and Fur.
nilnre Company will shut down for
two weeks, during July.
The prospects for an abundant
fruit crop in this section are better
than has been known for years.
Quite a severe wind storm passed
over this place Sunday evening,
but did no damage.
Now is the time to be getting
your supplies for the Fourth Of
July.
DR.. Neale has completed his new
Office and moved his medicines in.
to it. Itis quite handsome build
ing.
Rev, J, NJ. Scott will preach in
the Flats Church the FIRST Sunday
in July, instead Of the second. the
regular appointment,
A young lady fell asleep in
church last Sunday, and dreamed
aloud, saying: "0h, he skales loo
awfully nice for anything, Hunt.
Rep.
Our young friend, II. W, sisson,
has secured a lucrative position in
the County Clerks office of Kama.
wha county.
The Acts Of the Legislature, ses-
sion of 1885, are in the hands OIL
the Clerk Of the County Court and
ready for delivery to those entitled
thereto.
Fred, little son Of DR.. Petty, fell
into a tub hot water, and was Sc.
vercly scalded about the limbs
The burns were dressed by Dr.
MoSsman, and while not serious
are very painful.
There will be an ice cream festi
val aud entertainment ut the
Chambersburg NJ. +. Church on the
night Of the Fourth of July. Good
music WILDE had and a good Time
expected, All are invited.
The Teachers Institute for thi.
county, will be held in the ConrI
House, in this place, August 3D.
next, and will be conducted by
Prof, j. A. Watson, aud not Wat
kims, as many suppose.
Capt. Blakemore has sold hi,
FIVE year old Highland Chief colt Il
a Kentucky gentleman for $780,
This is the colt raised by C, Sehon
Of this county, aud sold by hin
last year to Capt, Blakemore fO
$500.
There oughlto be something bort
to break up the nuisance of dog
fighting on the streets. About ey
cry hour in the day some fellov
gets upa dog Fight on the mair
street of the town, to the great an
ncyancc Of people.
Preserve the premium list in thi
paper for future reference. Only
limited number Of catalogues wer
printed, and you can't all get one
1t will be published twice in thi
paper for the convenience Of GU
readers,
No epidemic of sickness in on
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-06-24

ln1AHifi1uwtied fof The Lives n on the
M.WYIlNPrsddshn oi, The q, s. Tie la.
[MllIlt lgtst, haHdromesi, bsii hook EVER
S1old ipf lszg lhau h,ice our price.
The hliet selling book 10 Amedyi. imasn,s
profits 10 agent. AL intelligent poanlr want Il,
Any qggs'ean Gesirc aslstesdal asgnt tern1
ireo' llGtlEif Hyg Co., IVfland, Maine
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-06-24

Big bargains a. Mrs, l.. J. Mur,
thus for The nvxl IS days.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-06-24

BtTTES ny a DoG.-We are in.
formed that little daughter of Mr.
L. c. Wallace, who resides in thu
lower end of this county, was at
tackled by vicioas dog on the
place, and before assistance reached
her, was badly torn by the dog or
the face and arms. The child wa;
but two years old, and her recovery
is very doubtful.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-06-24

u Z vi |N. Y
Bio FRE.-We regret 2 an,
hounee the burning and total des-
struction Of tho store house and
entire stock Of lnetehandle, d
Messrs. ]. d. Miller Z Oh, At Beech
Hill, this county, Sunday night
about 70 O'clock Their los Is
between $1,000 and $500 Insu.
red on building, 1920; On stock
and fixtures, sS,CO0. NJ cause d
the origin Of The Gre eau BE given
but the general feeling in the com
mulity is, that Il vastlie work 'oi
an incendiaryi as there had been
np:dre in the stotetnom for mure
tban month. They also lost 5000
slaves, 1000 railroad lies and 8
cord of ian bark. This loss will
fall heavily upon these worthy
gentlemen in these bard times,
wchope lhey WILSON be on their
feet again, and those thai owe the
itn will be prompt in paying
them.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-06-24

Goley's LtcyS Book for July i;
the 6Gl,I appearance Of this veneer.
able Magazine. Like old wine il
gives one the.frulLion of age. The
number for July needs no especial
recommendation as it exceeds il
beauty aud merit any previous mp
pearance Of this old timed Maya
zine. Its illustrations are rict
and beautiful, while its reading
matter, Dressmaking, Household
and Recipe departments are replett
with entertainment and informa
tion. a hoase without Cooley:
does not know its loss as it eacE
month contains practical hints o
far more value than the pride .
the Magazine. Those desiring Il
try it may subscribe for the balance
of the year for one dollar, which
allows every subscriber a selection
of u full size cut paper pattern
each month. Asthese patterns arr
noted for their accuracy, more than
the price of the Magazine is receiv
ed in the value of tho patterns
Address, J. Il. Hauleubcok, P, o
box, II. H., Philadelphia.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-06-24

An exchange very ltuthfallY te
marks that nine times out Of ten
when q man whiues about being
too poor " take his county paper
he can be sized mp about thus: He
lis ignorant, lazy and unthrifty
without influence or credit in hi.
neighborhood, and keeps a pack ..
half staFyed.dogs and no hogs let,
bis wife chop wood, and lets BIZ
children stay away from school
In many cases he spends more for
whiskey in a year than would ras
fur d halfdozen newspapers This
looks badsbut it is pretty much The
truth.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-06-24

Millinery ateSlroulely low prices
6r Casb,at MRs, ~ ]. MARrls's.
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Cash * 10 one.thrd Of the purchase money and
the residue upon a credit Of Que and two years 10
equal insialments, the pursh1,vr giving bond whh
security.
w.R. QUINN, Special Commissioner.
certify that the Hboys Conmi,,ioner has given
bond bei0te nc with approved security, this lld day
Of june lsss. Z. L. MITCHELL, Clcrk.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-06-24

Fenner, Gallipolis, Ohio, has re,
dneed the ptices bf cabinet and
card photographs, toprices within
the reach Of all. He is one Of The
bestartisis in the bioyalley, and
his pictures always give ,ati.fac
lion seeAdveltisemenl for prices.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-06-24

Low CASH PRICB no ALL.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-07-15
c,nnI 1optrtistmnis.

cTJPREME COURT OF THE HA-
~ v~7Iinu Tsanfs-Tn Probate. In the matter or tne
Estafe of BEi{NfCE PAuAHI BISHOP. late OF hono.
luln, uahn, deceased Al Cham5eTsi p'iol1 INN
Justice Judd. - 49,.
and $. N. Damon. Excculors of the VII o. Delnier
wherein they ask b be allowed slj1t.c and chargo
themselves with SIS s6 and ask that the same maJ
be examined and lprrurcd
II n ordered that WEDNESDAY, the i9ih day Of
August A. d. 1875, a i0oclock before the said
Houoluin be and the same hereby s appointed AZ the
tnc ard place FOR hearing said accounts, and that a
pcrsonA interested may then and there appear and
show cause. II any they have, why The same shquld
not be approved And that this order In the Englith
and Hawaiian Languages Be published in the HkwAItAN
tisxETrr and EnotSs newspapers printed and pub
shed In Hunoun for three Successive weeks previous
10 the time therein appointed for said hearing.
Dated At iIonolulu n. L. this 18Th day July a. D. ISIS.
A, F. JUDD.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-07-15
The World Moves.

1t Is with considerable satisfaction that atten-
ton Is called to the following "change of 'front.'
IN the expressed sentiments of the San Francisco
Ae'rs Letter. toward the treaty of Reciprocity be-
rug the United States and Hawaii. The article
speaks for itself and needs no comment further
than to say that even after, the lapse of many
9ays" tnls honest confession IS appreciated Fol-
lowing is the extract "When it was first proposed
to adopt the present treaty with the Hawaiian ISL
ands, the NeirS Letter opposed it, as did our sugar
retnets Senator Booth, at their instance, stoutly,
and with well marshaled facts and figures opposed
It's ratification in the Senate 1t came near being
defeated and it was only saved by the feeling
that the Hawaiian Islands might as we'll be treated
at once as an integral part of the United States
am be permitted TO enjoy all the advantages of
such con1eCtion. II was felt ttlat, if this were
not done, they would fall into foreign hands, and,
perhaps, at some distant day, afford shelter, aid
and comfort to cruisers against our commerce.
dher location was too important to be ignored.
1ney were especially important to tue commerce
OF the Pacific Coast They were half way stop.
ping places TO our trade with Australia, China
and Japan, and therefore worthy of grave consid.
eratlons and some financial consideration and
some financial concessions. This line of argu-
ment prevailed, and since then large interests
have grown up, which it would be suicidal to ruth
lessly destroy. Our trade with the islands has
marTelously expanded since then. 1t is one thing
70 refuse 20 create and quite another to destroy
the thing created. Vested interests, large and
iar-reaching as they are, are entitled to respect
Inc interests of yesterday are not necessarily
those of to-day. The world moves and he alone
Is wise who bows to accomplished facts. The
present trade with Hawaii, vastly different from
what il was when the reciprocity treaty went into
etect, Is of too great Importance for any thought
tul man to desire its destruction. Certainly, no
citizen of this coast is interested in its overthrow
bt 1s true that the sugar refners Of the East are
concerned in the abroSation of the treaty, and
have spent money TO that end, as can be easily
proved but what is their interest is not necessarily
our interest. The trade of the Pacific should be
long to the dvellers on the Pacific Coast.