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Saturdays Entertainment.

Messrs. Emmett and Branscombe were
greeted with a full house last Saturday
evening at their drawing-room enter
tainment, entitled "Bonbons." II. R.
II. the Princess Liliuokalani and His
Excellency Governor Dominis were pres
ent in the Royal box, and Colonel and
Mrs. Spreckels and Miss Spreckels occu-
pied the opposite box. The first part of
the entertainment was a success, but the
second part was slow and disappointing.
These gentlemen have had many draw
backs to contend against, but it must
nevertheless be said that their perform
ance did not quite come up to the prom
Use of their reputation. As the promised
performance for this evening will not
come off, it is needless to criticise that OF
last Saturday night.
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Alleged Corrupt Election Practice

Last Thursday Mr.. Geo. G. Williams,
manager of the Spreckelsville plantation,
was tried before A. n. Kepoika, acting
Police Justice of Wailuku, Maui, for in
fiuencing voter. A luna named Aiena,
who was working for the election of
Messrs. Kanealii and Castle, Opposi
ton candidates, stated in evidence
that Williams offered him money to
vote and assist for the election of Hon.
Geo. E. Richardson. The defendant
admitted having given small sums of
money to parties to buy coffee, but did
not know Aiena. However, he was
found guilty as charged and fined $40
and costs. An appeal was noted to the
Circuit Court, which term will be held
in December. The trial commenced at
7 o'clock in the evening and lasted until
midnight. Mr.. w. A. Kinney prose
cuted, and Messrs. w. A. Whiting and
j. w. Kalua appeared for Mr.. Williams
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The r. M. :. 3. MararOn.

The Union Company's Royal Mail
steamship Mararoa arrived on Sunday
morning, about O'Clock, from the Col
onies. She left Sydney April Doth, and
Auckland on the 25th. On the 9th she
signalled the Oceanic Company's steam
ship Alameda at II 40 o'clock p. IN. She
brings two saloon and three steerage
passengers. There has been some
change in her officers since she was here
last. Mr.. d. Dalgleish is Purser, in
place of Mr. HUMPHREYS, who has gone
back on the Union Company's Waiahora.
During her stay here the Mararoa took
in a large cargo of domestic produce and
a number of passengers. The Post
Office dispatched 1924 letters and $40
packages of papers. The Mararoa left
for San Francisco shortly before O'Clock
Ia Of evening
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The Greek QuestIOn-FrOntier Fight
Ing.


ATHENS, May 21st.-M. TtepanOpulo, who
belongs to the peace party, and whose can
didature was under the sanction of NJ. Tri-
coupis, has been elected President OF the
Greek Chamber of Deputies. The Pro-
visional Ministry formed by NJ. Papamic
Lapoulos, has resigned. NJ. Tricoupis is
engaging in the formation of Cabinet.
ATHENS, May 23d.-Hostilities were re-
newed along the northern frontier yester-
day afternoon, eliminating in skirmishes
along the whole line. The firing was very
destructive, and many soldiers were
wounded on both the Turkish and Greek
sides. The news of the engagement caused
great excitement in this city, and war-like
demonstrations are being held.
ATHENS, May 24th.-Advices from the
frontier state that hostilities have ceased.
The origin of the fighting is unknown. 1t
is further stated that the respective COM
manders have arranged for an interview
for the purpose of a.: amicable settlement.
LONDON, May 24th.-The Greeks declare
that while parleying was being carried on
the Turks attacked them. The fighting
was very severe. An attempt to take the
Messina Pass was repulsed. The Porte
and NJ Tricoupis have directed the cessa-
ton of hostilities, pending the inquiries
which are being made. NJ. TricOupis has
complained to the Powers of the action of
Turkey, and has declared that the block
aiding of the Greek ports was hampering
and iniouitous. The Turks assert that the
Greeks were the aggressors.
British Affairs.
LONDON, May 19th.-In the House OF
Commons last night, a motion was adopted
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both individuals and the community may

oOtH AIulNIuualS ana the community may
be secured
BERTHoLD GREENEBAUM,
United States Consul.
Apia, Samoa, May H. 1886.
The foregoing were printed in the
English and Samoan languages; and
seventeen days afterwards the following
proclamation was issued in both Ian
guages:
PROCLAMATION
We, the Consuls OF Germany, Great
Britain, and the United States OF America,
hereby give notice that We, and our Gov
ernments do not, and never have, in any
way recognized Tamasese as King of Samoa,
and order all Samoans to return to their
homes and remain quiet and peaceable.
And We further demand the continued
enforcement of the Convention. especially
with regard to the neutral territory Of A pia
DIR. STEUBEL,
Imperial German Consul General.
WILFRED POWELL,
H. B. NJ. Consul.
B. GREENEBAUN,
United States Consul
Apia, May -, 1886.
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America and Canada.
RUSSIA ARMING.
Proclamation or the Czar-Omcers ON
Leave Recalled

ST. PETERSBURG, May 20th.-His Majesty
the Gar has issued an order commanding
the officers and men belonging to the
Black Sea fleet to join their vessels forth
with.
In the proclamation which accompanies
the order, His Majesty announces his de-
sire for the peaceful development of Rus
STA, but as circumstances may, however,
call for armed defense, he deems it neces-
sary to the dignity of the Empire that pre-
cautionary measures should be taken to
insure the security of Russia.
A Press Association message says: In
consequence of the order of the Gar, call
ing upon the men belonging to the Black
Sea feet to return to their ships forthwith,
stocks have fallen in Vienna and Berlin.
LONDON, May 22d.-Russian candidates
at the Roumelian elections have collapsed.
Three Russian ironclads have been
launched at SebastOpOl.
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BASEBALL.
HawaIIs. II; B.nedIcts. z.

The game on Saturday, between the
Hawaiis and Benedicts, was very good
one, and was witnessed by quite large
company. Some good fielding was
shown, Desha at left field especially dis
tinguishing himself. Judd made home
run for the Benedicts. Mr.. II. NJ. Whit
ney, Jr, umpired the game in a very
impartial manner. The following is the
full score furnished by Mr. H S. David
son:
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heath of Mr.. Calvert.

Mr.. A. d. Culvert died at the Queens
Hospital shortly after noon yesterday OF
consum ation. The deceased has been
ailing for long time. He was in Bishop
& Co. IS for two years. The funeral takes
place this afternoon at , o'clOck from the
hospital. The Rev. Alexander Mackln-
tosh will conduct the services.
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T H e
MONDAY

WE hold over our editorial comments
for the interesting general news to hand
per Mararoa. The European news is
warlike. The details Of the Samoan
affair will interest every person in this
Kingdom
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No book ever published contains so much
reliable and valuable information regard
ing the Hawaiian Islands in such small
compass as the HONOLULU ALMANAC AND
DIRECTORY. 1886. Price, so cents.
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FIVE DAYS LATER NEWS.

Arrival of the Ma rarOa with Later
Dates from Europe and the Colo
mics.
The Royal Mail steamship Mararoa
Captain Edie, arrived yesterday from the
Colonies via Samoa, bringing European
and Australian dates of the 9th May, and
Auckland dates of the 25th. Our latest
direct advices from the Coast were dated
May 10Th.
France and Germany.
LONDON, May 19th.-It is rumored on the
Bourse that NJ. DeFreycinet, French Min
lister of Foreign Affairs, is seriously dis
quieted at Germany's reply to his inquiries
why she was reinforcing her army.
LONDON, May 2Oth.-General Boulanger
will ask the French Chamber of Deputies
TO increase the army to 70, 900 additional
troops per annum.
LONDON, May 22d.-Owing to espionage
all German officers studying in France
have been recalled. 1t is reported that the
Summer furlough usually granted to Ger
man officers has been refused.
America and Canada.
LONDON, May 24th.-Mr. Bayard, United
States Secretary of State, has forwarded a
demand for the release of the American
fishing vessel David Adams, which was
seized by the Canadian Government on ac-
count of the Fisheries Regulations. An
indemnity is also demanded on the part of
the owner of the vessel.
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BENEDICTS.

Home run-Judd.
Two-base hits-Chas Wilder, Kai3 and Bright
Runs earned-Benedicts, 3. Hawaii, l.
First base on errors-Benedicts, Z; Hawaii, z.
First base on balls-Benedicts, o; Hawaii, 1.
Struck out-BenedictS, 3; Hawaii, 4.
Left on Observation-Disclosures, s.; Hawaii, {.
Double play-Moehonua, Bright and Meek.
Passed balls-Wilder, ,; Morton, 3.
Wild pitches-Parker, 1; Moehonua, /.
Umpire-H. NJ. Whitney, Jr.
Scorer-H. $. Davidson.
Time of game-One hour and 80 minutes.
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FIRST DAY, JUNE II. 1886.

I-HONOLULU PLATE-975.
Running race, half mile dash, open TO ali.
2-KAPIOLANI PARK PLAT E-aIOO.
Running race, mile dash. open 70 all horses bred
In the Kingdom that have never run ~ any
meeting of this Association.
3-LUHAMAKAAINANA PLATE-tIOo.
Running race, one mile dash ; free for all.
4-HAwAIIAN JOCKEY CLUB CUP.
Running race, a sweepstake Of ESQ added cup to
be by the person twice, the second
winning TO Re AT any future Annual Meeting (;
one mile dash, open 10 all three-year Odds:
sealed nominations, inciosDg a fee Of so, 10 be
sent 20 the Secretary OF the Hawaiian Jockey
Club or before p on the 7th day Of June.
stakes on or before p. IN. on the 10th Of June.
Second trial-Cup run for last year.
5-oCEANIC PLATE-aIOO
Running race, one milo dash, free Tor ali Ha-
waian bred horses. Maidens allowed ave
pounds.
6--WAIKAPU CUP.
Running race. a sweepstake of t25 added, three
quarter mile dash, open 10 all twO-yeRr-Old HR-
waan bred horses. Cup TO be won by horse
beating the two-year old record, l:2s.
7-KAMRHAMEHA PLATE-S2JO.
Running race, one and one-haIf mile dash. open
TO all.
s-PoNY RACE-175.
Running race, mile dash, open to all ponies Of Ia
hands under.
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In obedience to the request OF His Maj
esty King Malietoa, 1, the undersigned,
Berthold Greenebaum, United States Con
sui in the Kingdom of Samoa, in the name
of the United States of America, and by
virtue of the command of King Malietoa
above set out, do hereby order all people
within this Kingdom to live peaceably and
quietly, and also order all persons who
may have assembled for the purpose of OPP
posing the Government of King Malietoa
forthwith, to dispense to their several
homes there to dwell peacefully.
And / hereby state that no English or
American warshipiwill be requested by me,
acting as and for the United States of
America, His Majesty King Malietoa, to
fire upon, or otherwise modest, any of the
subjects of this, or any other country, I'M
less for the preservation of life and prop
erty, or the punishment of crime.
The United States of America desire
that-happiness, peace and prosperity may
be Dyed by Samoa, and trust that the
d dlties hereto retarding the pro-
gress of these Islands will soon be over
come, and that by reviving commerce and
with an established Government, the great
natural resources of this Kingdom may be
peaceably developed, so that the welfare OF
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PROCLAMATION.
GOVERNMENT House, }
Apia. Nav I3, 1886. I

Apla, May 10, I660.)
To the Hon. Berthold Greeneba um,
United States Consul, Apia-Sir: AS the
Kingdom of Samoa has applied to the
United States of America for assistance
and protection, and as it is said that some
of the Samoan people now (unhappily) in
rebellion against my authority, are fearful
that the guns of American and English
men of war will be turned against them,
we desire you to issue proclamation to
allay such fears, and to bid all people i'll
Samoa to be quiet and orderly, and to go
to their own villages and there live in
peaceful and orderly manner.
(Signed) MALIEToA, King of Samoa
(Signed) SELU, Secretary of State.
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Entrance fee 10 per cent.

Entries close at p. m. on MONDAY.
June 9TH, at the office OF c.. o. Berger,
Secretary.
Races commence at 10 80 a. m. on
first day, and II 80 p. m. second day.
Admission, soc; grand stand, SOC and
81 each horse within the circle, SOC.
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Arrival of the Ma rOa with Later
Dates from Europe and the Colo
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EB- Full line of the best brands of Champagne,
BrRndies, Whistles, etc, always hand.
1873 aug6
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II Special attention drawn to NAGLEE"
FINEST OLD PURE CALIFORNIA BRANDY.
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Tho martial Law resolution Of tha Ia
coma coasension bids fair 70 tarn Gus
ons Of the llvsliest hoomerAnea ever n
vsutea h thia Territory. TIE History
81 thia resolution shows that there Was
. sinister parposs bshind H. ThAs puF-
poe evidsnsly was 70 further emhrosl
he people 81 kiae esanly, and of Sc
atlie h particular, IN iatsFnAl conten.
tion and airif and shas arrest Ne ara
Of hAsmony and coed gesli6a which TIE
moat casual observer could see was
eonlna aboat IN shls oommunity and
hEinaine witk q Increasing prosvsEiay
fof Ell classes. The resalaaioa vas op.
posed b. ali bal two o. ne Kiae eoaaty
dalegatisn and vas araed oaly By IN
sAsory delegates trom Pisros and feaFs-
ton. rae aEauneni adVanced By tee %
three oatai3s kinR eoaaty shyslsra and
sommen street brawlara thas 10 woald
mAka ave handred mere votes IN Ktna
county uss ne oaly thing that secured
ita Fepost By The uommitaso % Resola-
tioaa fhaa is, thoEs uas 10 prinoipie
h the mates, 20 hixh-minaed ecu.
nideraticn-eothing bot an open bid
and barter fer votes rhs mesa hoeefal
nsen ~ hsse SEA IL = leng tiBs b ne
appAEently aisnosi aaaninoas apuralng
Of tnia bArsfAssa BID 90 ths pan q
ahlas Wis wsss expestea - be caazht
brit fney resent ne sssanpsioa 81 a
fee shysieru and ssrsst eosaes states
men uhe esoiesa 70 eAzsy their votes IL
tAait pookes& Tue oraEnsry AmsfioAn
ethan dues not sAse - have IL srsn 10
timassd thai BE- h euaea hY anyboaF.
u soaia b = piess Of psstis isstiea
e these ahoald ea@a aooai = wAy
whesehy thpfe wuaid b a psaetieAlly
unAnimous reoaka b car peopie "a
this bald astsmpt 90 ne past - oas
siaers % asatn smeFosi "a SaeA Al
expsssstoa Voald sire gtAea eur eity
aad eonnlg ID every uays Il woald aiiay
exslAemeae reatCsa harmany and "a
Vanee ever hasiness lnleses1 Abose
afi. i ueul9 maks he sFaas % = dans-
gRaa. naa 80 anivessAl psoai sna
aad psuatahia. - = diaesuaa fas mAAy
years 20 ssuaa. II ueuid also teAss
ether ssvsaas eomuanities tat ~ esn
nanaee ear osn iaally saArrels sd
sAsl ~ ubpss family i aniisd wasn
there u ans oatsida iaissfsssnaa. Il
oil fasthar ieash tAsn thst uhua tAa
u mbsrs e uny parry is shia scansy
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The Last Chance
10 BuT WATER FR1HTAsE o.
HuoTT BiT At REAs0A-
AISLE Prices.
81 to 81 per front foot
w. . HA y HEEs APPOrsTED
"LLDD'S ADDITION
WE HAVE BKES APPorETED
w agents for
"LLDD'S ADDITION

To ne city Of Seattle. which comprises
lots 1. and 8. ~ sectien g. and lot !. So
ton Is, toWaEhir 8 nurth. range east
near smifhG Cove. end We areauthoxizsd
70 sell the same Ter from 81 70 e. y KfKout
foot on 8lllolt Bay. and from 3 Is to SIS
Per lot not water frontaRa.
This is - far tne cheapest property "a
that part Of the city. ed 4 beautifully
40 out according q ne topogEapAy 81
Parties inyoas M IN this propartF now
cannot help bat make moaeg.
EEkMS- ~ PKR OF 7 DOWN, BALANCE
~ ,. 9. . AND ~ NO THIS. an - PER eENT
Title. U. 3 patent 70 w. 5. Ladd, the
PoIt and millionaire bknkeF. Warranty
desu tom Ladd and wife % Geo b. Xii.
lingef, Plated hy Kut ngsr. who win
eiye warranty deed NO BErTkR TfTzR
A few blochs. only. for sale It these
prices and on these feFmA
suppose yon buy block IT 500 Or 500.
fou psT % pef cent down. toWit 80 a.
$50 No more payments for months,
50 soon aa The Seattle. Lake shore and
EaaierH railway commence vol your
block viii % worth several THOUSAND dol,
an. fou thareby Iiak . few dollars %
make = etAke
10 not by this properly an Jon and
n price asked ~ As IL nos 3, per cent
less than you can Ret other property ID
sintnR. Or IN that viclaity, W. viii make
Yen q D ea0nt II hlock. Try Il aad see
We shall Sodtlvelf withdraw this add
ton fiom the N ikes 81 these price0
vi n sn thlld OF Il h sol4 THEsE ARI
ouk INSTRUCTIONS.
N. B.--N Q hereby clIer and have pur
cha era ior eve y acre Of land within en-
hAlf mile ~ tbs ID itiCn. IN any aiFec
tion. ~ $50 pr acre.
q. 9. PHiMNEY q Co.,
james street
au25dw Opposite 0ccideni Al Hotel.
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Az ENERGETIC CHRISTIAN
- ysanE ma ior pneatAhas wa.k As
4EeAa - eAf "a A. 3 3 tUMArh. a. Agra.
Wycke4a ). neaz corner seoond ard 4 hrrry
streefA WAlk e uppaR aittfnR noon
NltAg9t EkaG1Ga aai8
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GENERAL AND MERV0Us DISEASES

MARY A. LONG sKRR. NJ D..
Graduate Of woman's Medical College
q Pennsylvania.
O11ee and rsaide1ce, ceFner Cherry and
Third streata Offlce hours frum 3 70 IL
and from 70 o'clock.
Particular attention given to the treat
menf Of diseases af women and children.
Consultations h English and German.
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WANTED.

A GENTs TO HANDLE cAssEIL 4
a O. b Worsa-renss I'd haliiAT haokn
sid Tor c5rcaiaf 81 eaii On II a Dat
ARtNss. e M Eyc OF q clFner sseond
saA CesEy1 sirse.s Apsls sAEsy - ighis
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POR SAI.R

A COMPLETE OUTFIT or HOUSE
"A 1ead foraifurA casPeta &c, Tor ale
eAeAp. PuRNcaSlnn 81 haasa gsrea wlfh
s q ., faENita AFpsy ca tn premises
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FURNISHED RooMs.

TTNIvKRSTTY STUDENTS DKsTR-
" tng f1F1lehed ruons can nn4 scenm-
- dafloEs b Supplying - TIE nssthWest
coraer e Dni1n ard sixth stsects Terms
ERaaunakia aufnsvrlW
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I 81 ACRES LAND. EIGHT MILES
w Healh 81 sasrtis % acrss hogtcm
ian4 ready Tor re , on euitA lie for hops,
10 caah rat required AndrOaB v. n
SMITH, Rax aasnG
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On II. d. I.uNoaKaR -DeMR sir: For
ysaFa rad been afflicted " n q heavy,
nafnfsi feeling q ny forehsa4 and e
niTaf would Be troubled with dimcalf
hE1afhinz coughing and expeetsra1lnR
60 that kad bar little regt VS. very
miserable frnm this c4tarxh Of the head
n0aa and the asthma, for which could
ind no relief. had b .en pronounced tn
cnrahls when ] sought your care and
traazmeuk from which reeetFed relief
IN few dnyA resulting IN . permanent
euro
Frsm Whist know q Dr.. LnnRakers
can most heartily recommend al persons
suffering fr0m disease 70 him, with the
assurance q 4 they WIN receive magt ex.
ceIlent professional and ms ical treat
menk CLARK d. DAVIS.
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Furnished House 20 Rent.

T'HE LOWER FLOOR or A GOOD,
Il weli-furufsheo koase tio8 Columbta
street,. 81 feady for housekeepina. 10 q
guntixman and wife without chliAren.
hafaEaace Feqairaa. Inquire 81
l. VAN D0REN,
suio Al Justices Coart. W. ahin4fon 4.
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w 8. WOOD,
sURvEYORs. CIVIL ENeINEERs
kLRRo cARnNER.

fSTvM ENGINEER AND COUNTY
" Surveyor. Fifteen years experience
on narrow and starda gage railroads.
An county work properly recorded.
Once ever Gordon y ardWaro Co, Front
e.; residence cor. Third ann BIaachArd
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Situation Wanted,

DY A WIDOWED LADY, WHO CAN
I'D give the best q tefoeencea as cspy-
i1k % reapQndsn1 O. bookkeopef. Aa-
dEuaa tbs nee auiee
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WORK CATTLE.

7 WILL ARRIVE IN SEATTLE ON
o. about August 2sth VITA % had 81
nrgt-claaN Wurk cattle. shea will sell az
bedrock uFfcaa Al HAKER
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For Rent.

A I4ARGR HANDSOME FURNTsH-
"A Cd fraut rom. vita alcove, bAy win
eeWs on Front AID University sfreeta (:
taurAne q A. CANNON. Tvs
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PICKED UP.

A sKIFF, IS FEET LONG, sFRET|
"A beam; well built ami atroag. The
owner can recover Is b. calling as Justice
Lyoa's olflce. iyl0
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WENTWORTH & THOMPSON,
mininR ana Civil Rngtnesrs, e9s
Front street. seattle.

VII execute surveys. examine mines. ~
port On the characferof land lay ont teWn
plafs, and make me drawings for any puf.
p0se. We have better facilities for work
than any other arm In the northwest.
EA.Cify Surveyors Once. ~
p n. boz IA Saaffla W ~
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CoMKwHERB BEFakKN THE SAN FRAN.
y oinc3 aisrs ans tie eorneF d second nna
Rtae 1lreeta. suld Wnfeh. with = vest chaia
All e ehiia'a ftag attaches. Tho haaaf viii
b sultably rsuar1ed foe leaving ths zane Is
his ofAse. AN
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SNOQUALMlE FALLS

THE SEATTLE sQUAK AND sNo-
i QuAlmie Transportation Company u
now prepared 70 carry passengers and
freight from Seattle 10 Snoqualmie and
inteI mediate poi d, with pro apsness and
dispatch. The shortest quickest and best
route 70 reach tie famous snequalmie
Falls hop ranchsA and hunting and dsh-
ing grounds Of that region
Two Stages . day from seattle to SQaak
ieayiA9 g. r. Stone grocery store at
q. m and D. N. For further particulars
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Sale.

AN IMPROVED STOCK FARM OF
50 acres in hay and 70 acree under partial
improvement.
fart cash. balance long time: lew rate
Of interest. Call on @. L. MILLER,
myD los CheFFy street. Seattle. w. T.