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The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1886-09-08
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, $50
ROAD IMPROVEMENT.

In the schedule attached to the
Loan Act lately passed, appears an
item of $aso,ooo for, improvements
of streets of Honolulu and roadways of
the Kingdom" This quarter Of mil
lion should effect very great trans
formation in the condition of the city
streets and leading rural highways.
But there is not proposed expendi-
ture in the whole schedule in which
there is more danger of the money
being wasted By spreading the
amount over too much ground, apply
ing sums to unlmportant lanes or high
ways, for the benefit of few property
owners by frittering it away in small
commissions to many supporters of the
administration or by having the
money applied where it is really neces-
sary, but according to antiquated and
unscientifc methods Of road-making :
by either or all of these ways of ex-
pending the amount, the city or coun-
try will have very little to show for the
outlay few years hence. While the
Ministry are waiting for the negotiation
of the loan, they should be diligent in
preparing scheme for the proper ex-
penditure of the road item. A few
thousand dollars of expense might judi
ciously be incurred in consummating
an intelligent and comprehensive
scheme for the expenditure of the quar-
ter million. There are the questions of
methods, of the soil to be dealt with in
the different localities, of the most
available material for road-making
therein, of skilled supervision over
every part of the field, and of the
streets and highways to be given first
preference in the disposal of this par
ticular fund. 1t would be a foolish
policy to apply borrowed money to any
but permanent Improvements that is,
Improvements that remain until, at
least, the loan is repaid mot remain in
original perfection, but in such condi-
tien that only small outlay from cur
rent revenue will suffice to keep them
always excellent. To this end, a
greater extent of streets in Honolulu,
for instance, should not be undertaken
for improvement under the loan, than
can be remade in durable manner
according to the best science of road
making extant If by Improvement"
in the schedule is meant only system
of mud-built roadways, involving peren-
nial rebuilding and patching, the coun-
try may be congratulated if it cannot
get the money.
The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1886-09-08

doing the rising generation the best
possible service if they cultivate in
them the impression that office-holding
is one of the highest objects of their
aspirations. Similar impressions are
the ruin of countless thousands in
countries claiming an older and per
haps more advanced civilization.
Make young Hawaii selfsupporting
and selfreliant, and probably he will,
in most instances, not thank you for
making room for him in any position
TO which he is not entitled by peculiar
fitness, or called by the voice of his
fellow-citizens.
The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1886-09-08

1t is said that an important member
of the Opposition has succumbed to a
prolonged seige to his independence
We hope it is not SO, for a vigilant
'loyal opposition" is indispensable to
legislation, and it would be great pity
to see one of the present slight brig
ade" fail in the march Of duty.
The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1886-09-08

The Chicago -AdOanee tells its read
ers:
The Hawaiian Volcano is again in state Of
eruption, the stream of lava flowing down the
mountain being about forty feet in width.
When win foreign newspapers learn
that Kilauea is aaldeya on the slop-
ing side of Hawaii, and not crater
on conical height; and that the lava
is boiling in it, not flowing from it
The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1886-09-08

Duhys Pure Malt Whisky is not medi-
Gated liquor, but pure, unadulterated whisky
for medicinal use, free from fusel oil and all
noxious impurities, and is prescribed by physi,
clans. 1t is medicine for the sick and feeble,
and beverage for the million, because it IS
absolutely pure.
The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1886-09-08
NOTES AND COMMENTS.

Anyone who wants to know how net
to repair streets, should pay visit to
Kukui Place. 1t looks as if the teams
carting material son ewhere else had
stampeded through that sequestered
lane, spilling their loads promiscu-
ously in transit
The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1886-09-08

The electric light franchises were re-
ported on by select committee yester-
day. One was found defective, and
recommended to be laid aside. The
other was also found defective, and its
defects we're reniedied in new bill
submitted. The house in effect de
cided to consider both on their respec-
tive merits. Probably what the house
wanted of the committee was informa-
ton, but in this the result was rather
disappointing.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-17

An ENonMous RAILROAD SxsrKN. -The
Chicago a Northwestern Railway Con-
pany n0W work more railroad than
many whole States have. With the tuo
large systems which Il eantrois hy the
ownership Of their stock, bat does NOT
work directly, il has $50 miles of road,
which ia nearly as much as theRe 4 ia
all Italy, with lie - 10000 af people,
and very nearly as mech az In Belgium.
Holland and Switzerland Together, whieh
have l2.e00.0oo inhahitanta Les lines
are in aix states and tWo Territories. tie
westeFBmosl point being ~ fnr vest Of
ChicaeO ~ Chicago h uest % New York.
Probably no other company IN the weird
has 30 many separate lang hnes-fFom
Ohiuae0 20 Lake Superior, to s.. Paul.
70 Coancil Bluffs. fro WiHnna aerass
Minnesota aad Dakota 10 the MiasauFi
river q Pierre; fron Sioux City entirely
across the whole lenRth Of Nebraska and
into wyoming; from Lake Superior. &C
Superiar and WasbbuRn. soafhwest
thFonQh S.. Paul aid Minneapolis 10
Omaha, IN q territory as milea from
nsrth 20 soath, and ueasiy 4 thcusAud
miles from east 70 vest. ID is one Of the
great railroad syssena Of the W rid. and,
from its position on tha ffuutisg, naess-
saFiiy aRFowtnR Gne. TIE syHteEn which
ID worsa diFectiy, "a The close Of les iast
fiscal year. Nay 81, measured $50 missa,
uhils IN 1877 Il bad la.aa 90 thas Il hiss
been very neariy doubled ia ten ysars
aside from The acquisition Of the control
Of the 81. Paul 4 ODahE and The Ere
mnnt, ElkhoEn A Miss0uri Valley sys-
tssns.- Raafraa1 Gazeffe.
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PoRF ToNNaENp, AuR. b, le96

PozI ToWEsK,sD, Aug. Is, 1855.
The Conference missionary anniveE-
sary Waa held this evening, and was ad-
dressed by Mira. May O. Nide, Cores
pondinq Secretary Of the Minneapolis
branch OF the w mans Foreign Mis-
sioDaEy Society. 3 Q held her audience
spellbound with her rapid historical
sketch OF the work OF the Society, and
the pictures she drew Of the vFetched
condition Of women IN heather lands
pictures 50 real that they broaQht the
scene, &c u were, directly before them.
Many an eye moistened to see their
misery and degradation; and when she
Showed the results Of the work IN an0-
lioEating the condition and lifting up
and blessing these poor women, many >
heart I'd, "God bless the Woman'a
Missionary Society"
The second speaker was DR.. II. Il.
Hines, editor Of the p. @. advocate, who
gave o resume Of the missionary work
on this northwest coast, and I aid high
compliment 10 the courage, zeal and
devotion Of the FIRST missionaries, and
showed how they we're the true founders
Of our civilization. The Missionary
5ociety has expended In the terFitory
comprised In the State Of Oregon and
Territories Of Washington and Idaho
e5o0, 600, and this is less than the benefit
Of the life and labOrs OF these early
laberers. and be argued from this that
We ought 70 do much for this cause.
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CANADA's FIRsr RAuRoAD. Thursday
last was the hftieth anniversary Of the
opening Of the first line Of railway 10
Canada. The road was the Champlain
Il Sc. Lawrence. and It ran from Laprai-
rie 70 Sc. Johns, Is miles. To our mod.
eFn notions Il vas q queer affair. Tbs
rails were Of wood, with fiat bars Of iron
spiked 20 them. The locomotive was q
small arrangement. imported, With an
engineer 10 manage IL, from England.
AZ the outset the engine was unmanaee
able. ID had q knaek Of coming 30 q
standsiill Of ita own accord, and Of NOV
ing forward when Il ielt that way. In
Consequence o. its vagarias Il was called
the kitaon." But, q new engineer be-
ing engaged, 10 became o0ntrolla0le; the
driver stating thai che only trouble with
omy IN the matter Of feeding 70 With
wood and water. The rails. too we're
gailty Of strange freaks. Occasionally
the rails would curl upunder tke pressure
Of the roiling stock, and then tfafic
would have % BE- suspended until re airs
bad been effected. The conpany 20 build
the road was chartered on Feb Is, 1882,
insl II years after the pioneer l0oomo.
tive had made ice first Trip between
stockton and Darlington, and two years
after the completion Of the frst railroad
IN The United States. Five years elapsed
between the charter and the Follina stock,
and on July II the flrss train, With the
Earl Of 1esgoFd and suite on board,
made ita journey from LapFairie 20 81.
Johns and back. An engine and six
ears composed she train, bat The cars
we're 900 heavy for the Kitten. /" so two
went on behtnd the locomotive. making
The Is miles IN 20 minutes, while the
remainder we're haaled from terminus
70 terminus By horse poWor.-ToFsnto
gOnt.) Aaii, July "a.
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The total values Of the imports of.
merchandise into the United States
during the twelve months ended July
30, 1886, Wers $685., 253 sos. aud daring
the preceding twelve months s577, ST.
329-an increase OF &57. 723, 277. The
total values Of the exports Of meEohan-
disc during the twelve months ended
June 50, 1886, were &6T9. 425, 972, and
during the preceding twelve months
$40, 184, lisa decrease Of So, 763, 7S3.
Ibis increase Of imports and decrease
Of exports, added together, will give
the approximate amount Of the yearly
balance Of trade from . cOnmercial
standpoint. Gold shipments IA payment
Of any difference, however, are largely
modified BY The sale Of our stocks and
and securities and other products to
foreigners. Hitherto We have always
exported a good deal Of stuf to Europe
not usually classed under the head OF
merchandise, and, with all the falling
OF Of last year, our exports are still
$40, 000, coo in excess Of our imports.
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On Weanss1sy oonrlainf rs 1lsA
Win - Osrk - the pl4Ei1l OeaEt -
t13 Sly. uhfch inztit1tse sai1 a9atnst
- NaElh1fn Raoiir Baiifaad CanpaaE
1rE - a1m q 4l661l. II fzSus e caz-
tain AlbeEt Nkyie. e Ibis niase. 4
eseuas that lhe Onplsin VS. t1e aRent
Iez sons rcpt1a enfonists wfshln %
l1eaas ID ihis eonntEy, and shal Wills
nearrhing for 4 sai1Ahla lon41saz foz
lAans he n8a Mr.. Y. h WriRh1 in knll-
aaeiphia. Mf. wright told tAa G4rea1n
o. tha No1fharn Pari1e sands IN ths
sautinn, and euaREabed lhat BE eene
c. and axamine them. Ibis TIE Zap
tain hnally eonniudad - %. Mr. Mrtzhs
gaxu kim = lstioF q iniEodnssson - ~
EorfhfEn Facifo Land Cummiazlguar af
PaEil1nd, Mr. Raul Sehnize. Captain
WhJts ease - Portland and entered
into an aErRngemsns faf the purehass
% ceEtain iaada He nov claims t1af
ske NnFiheEn Paei1n refuses % appEsase
sid land1 60 be can purshase thems
Ths somplaint states that % sE about
the 2sth dag Of May, 1854 plaintia en-
tered into Q contraet il writing VITA
one Paul 6ahnlzs, agent for defendant
n which said defendant agreed g ~
serve certain lands NORTH Of tie Colum-
hia river, Ia Washington Territory, fog
shs term Of one yeaRs and did then and
sheEs give plAsniid tbs exclusive priv
ilaee Of selling szid lands for the time
aforesaid a An appraised yaiaation
which said defendant STATED should
raBRe from s. 20 81 per aere. That
sad lands embEacsd l84 80 acres. Thai
said plaintiff has been prevented flom
o0mpIeffnR the sale By the refusal ana
neglect Of said defendants % perform is
part Of the contract, and has sustained
damage IN the sam Of $lo.Sz4, IS fol
lows:
One years time spent and for expen-
So paid Ont for himself and his ageaia,
the s1m % $4,000. For damages m loss
Of commissions upon The sales Of said
land. &lS, c2A. lt mighk be mentioned
further thaa Captain Whyts had men
employed and wac himself with them
for some time examining the land 10
question, % that be could make full
and intelligent report 20 the proposed
oolonists 10 scotland, and that be made
q special strip from here to New YORK 20
make the necessary arrangements for
their coming ever 30 this country.
The suit viii come up for hearing &c
the next term Of the District Court IN
this plaos. Tacoma Neies.
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Lisa2. les. a. Busknzn. Eeallssnlh
Infanlsy. and sifes eIe = tf4fsoR
Beach. lnhalizR uoezn hnoezaA
Idsni. I. !. Lewis. Ssooad Csxslsy.
haa kaan ardfrEd fFoln Eu1f N4tL4 Walla
% Boiss Barracks with Iroop p.
Ths sscund Cavalry bad e walls
WaiiR kas been engaged % pay - ne
Moohanias FAIR il Portland shia fail.
snreaon z. B. Nossly, Faneouvsr Bar
racks. will ahia year nv bis narva -
o1nlastnnf in the De-aFtmeat KElla eaa-
asm.
ssnnnd Lieutssana ]. 7. LewEs Sec
end Cavalry, b promoted 10 First lian-
tenant bY tia retirement Of Lieale1ant
W. A. Dinuiddie.
Col. Lewis q. Kant, FoaFtsenth In
fantFg, Il quite siuk e present and m
able 3 trave.. he has bean given three
monthS SICK leave.
LisuL J. P. Wisssf, First Artillery, De-
tailed 10 West Point. departed On Sst-
ufday ~ way 81 San Francisco 70 has
neu Post Of duty.
OF surgeons formerly stationed here.
Major Chas. r. Alexandar has been pro
noted 10 Liaut Colonel and Capt. J. il.
Bawtholf 10 Major.
The posi sports a mes aEnbulanoa.
made By workmen a. sne post, walsh y
far ahead Of the regular army amba-
lanes IN appearanos and e0nvenisnrs.
Cart. Frank Taylor, First Artillery.
has taken 6is family up 10 ksrt Coe9r
d,Aiene, % remain for week or Two IN
= spot quite Is pleasant g. any e the
seaside.
A. A. Surgeon O. X. Merriam has gene
from Fort Spokane 90 Calispal Lake. for
duty with the company Of the Second
Cavalry nov on summer t0ur IN that
country.
Colonel Lewis O. HINT. Fourtssnth
Infantry, has been relieved from duty ~
San Diego, but il il not known here
when be will return 70 the regiment, If
be returns &c ali.
Vancouver friends will regret 10 learn
Of tbs death Of the infant son Of Mrs.
and Lieut.. ]. +. Herman, Twenty-first
Infantry occurring at Monterey Springs,
Penn, July 10Th.
Major Basil Norris, Medical DiFectcE
Of the Department. has twenty days.
leaVa. Daring bis absence from head
quarters Surgeon John w. Williams has
charge Of his Office.
The Second Infantry has nov become
settled IN the new stations in the De-
partment Of the Plata, and ths boys are
sweating with all due resignation over
the change TO hotter elimes.
Lleutanant Colonel Rodney Smith has
bean relieved from the duties Of Pay
master Of this Department. His suo-
eessoF 10 Major James p. Candy, who
has been ordered 10 proceed from Fort
cceur d'Alene. Idaho, and take station
at Portland.
Lieutenant John P. Wiser, First Ar
tilleFy, Aid-de-Oamp. has been relieved
from duty on she stat Of the BrigadieI
General C0mmandinG, and will proceed
70 West Point, New York, and report 10
the superintendent Of the Military
Academy for duty.
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sTEAMER TRAVRI. IN
For Port Washington,
Port Orchard end
Dogfish Bay.

TIE STEAMER sKAgTLR
- VIII leave tha had u Port
Maahingtou Or seattle 90 MandAva and Frl.
DAYS q q m VII leave head 81 Port Orchard
q 80 m; Aiirhell-s a. 10 = M PoInl
Mhiie and PousRs a. Al ., m; ana vii arrive
q SEATTLE a p N. BetuFninE 10 PSF Nssh
nGtun and Port Orchard, viii leave Harri.a
ion Smiths wharf Taeadsys aad saluraafs
a $50 q m
On Wednesdays q %. n. VII lssvs hssd Of
DoEenA Ray fsf SEA ~; leave Paisf white
and Puliags a. Il m. Rsfusning sill iease
seAtile o. sane tay a. I p.m
fare ilcm any poins on Fart Wash iugton o.
Port ofchars. 5or bstgesa pert. 1se.
jyt JOHN b. NTHHE Master.
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SATURDAY, AUG. IAN,
THThD SESSION.

Conference met at $50 and was led In
9 half hour prayer meeting By Rev. q.
A. Landen.
At . O'clock the Bishop took tue chair.
The Journal OF yesterday was read, cor
reeted and approved.
A report from the committee on Epis
eopal residence was Submitted, and, after
discussion, reoommitted.
The order Of the day location of the
University was e ken up. Remarks
were made by A. j. Hansen. A. Lan-
bach, LeSourd, Dillen, Cameron, Skid
more, Dobbs, AtWo0d, Brooks, Meir and
Bishop Harris. when, after an amend
ment, the question was settled by looat-
ing the University on Port Townsend
Bay. This includes the gift by the citi.
gems Of Port Townsend Of $50 600.
The Conference will probably not ad-
jousn fore Tuesday.
John A. Tenant was elected 10 Elders
orders.
Committees we're called, announce.
ments made, and Conference adjourned
with q benediotion By Rev. T. J. Mas
eay.
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o. s. Marshal's Notice.
ADMIRALTY sEIzURE-rHE ROBERT [.
BELKNAP.


TanB = 5uDl aaA1si DSsSsruz. " = $50
UTHEREAs. A LIBEL has BEEN FILED
wv In the Distrtct Court Of the Third Ju-
dieial Disorict OF Washington Territory, hold
ing terms a. Seattle In Admiralty, On the 5th
day Of August, A. D., 1855. By Herman Han
son, Charles Herman sundstrom, Andrew lar
Larsen against the ship Robert L. HelknAp
whereof Harris Aarace Staples nos Is, or lately
was master her tackle, apparel. ana hraiture
and cargo Ia the cause Of wages, civil and mar
ttime, Tor the reasons and causes IL the said
hbel mentioned. and praying toe usual pro
cess and mOninon Of the SAID Court IN that
behalf 70 be made. and that al persons inter.
ested In the said vessel, her taekle, ETC.,, may,
for the causes in the aaid libel mentioned, DO
condemned aud sold 70 pay the demands Of
the llbeulnnt, and whereas, IN pursuance Of
tue prayer OF the said libel. = mention and
warrant Of arrest against said ship, has been
issued and delivered 70 me Tor service; and
whereas. 1, on the 9th day of August 1855, IN
obebience TO said wrii. dad attach he said snip
o. vessel, her tackle, eic., and now detaln ths
sane In my custody, awaiting the further Or
der Of the Court respecting the same.
Nov, therefore. a. pursuance Of The said
monftion under the seal Of the said Court 70
public notice 70 all persons claiming The said
ship. her tackle, apparel aud furniture. and
cargo, or 10 any manner interested therein,
that they be and appear before the sain Dis-
tFict Court 70 Be heid at the Citg Of Seattle, IN
and for the Third Judicial District Of The Ter
ritory Of Washington, on Thursday, TIE z6th
DAY q August, A D.. 1885, at ElsFsa O'Clock
IN the forenoon Of The same day, & the same
shall Be . day Of juflsdlc ion; Otherwise. Oh
the next day Of Jarisdiction tnereafleT. then
and there 10 lhteFpose claim Tor tia ss1Ia,
add % make their aliega ions In that beha
Dated AZ Seattle, W. T., the 9Th day 81 An
gust, A. D.. iSS6. 4. }. HAMILTON
United states Marshal
By NJ. L. HAMur0S, Depais
n. sopERRkkG Proctor for Liheliania. II 6
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NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREGY aITEs THAT
sailed hiea viii - fseslve4 ~ n "a
asgaigned, cisrk % she C1ty II seattle. A "a
ellce 10 the csy Hal. on a before FRIDAY
August zDth. 1885, a Gel "a 3. na. IA
e.taairg ans h9Ating ne slfcrt laEnrs o. ths
city q stastle tor tha terra o. sae ). r. con
izen1ing septemseF 1T. lass. AID en4ina
selItelzpeT Isl lst1
ms ciiy reserves the risht & rsgsef Az a.
~ 1ida. y. <. FO4kBsT. CITY ezra.
klrst pubiieatio1 q t1is nsiies Anru IN.
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The sick and haficiea aaaaid nos fAi 70 can On
him. This pscscf has visited the hezpiakls II
4nFupe and obealned q great deal o. vaiuAbla
insormatian which he 4 competene % impair
- thosa IN need 81 his services. Oh. afBbok
communications siristly eoEadential. ssne
les dollars foE . package Of medicine. Al
4Feza DR.. J. =. 6tBBON. Box 1851, aa1 Frnr
ciano- Gal Mantioa Poar-IuTEz11aEHoER
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sATURpAY. AUGUsr IA -

RAA SANANN - 4O0GGA - A11as
AZ n O'Clock q M, for the purpose Of an.
pointing dflegAtes 70 the Territorial Con.
ventiOn 70 Be held ct Tacoma, september
sth. And q District Conventions, and also
for the puFpoee o. nominating candidates
for the county olIices and members o. the
Legislature. and 70 attend 70 any other
bushes that may come up
II Il recommended that primaries bo
held in each precinct On Saturday. Aug.
2lst--tn the country precincts e O'Clock
p. M, and In the city prtelncts from 6
o'clock p m 10 3 O'Clock D N.
The basis Of representation IL madS On
the Republican vote for AdiutAnt- General.
Brigadier-t General and Commissary- GEN
erAl. ~ the election a. 1854 one dslaxsfe
for each hfty votes and ore Additional
delegnfo for each fraction IL ten votes and
over.
Any new precinct formed astaz thls
date shall BE- entitled 70 one delegate.
kAch precinct il entitled % deisratas A
fnliogEa towit.
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DETER HORTON &C.,,
BANKERS
SEATTLE, w. I.

Espouina raoakveA ana nncaunas xup
s4h3sc& Do Cheek or Dram.
HEh1 ExehAnRa and TeiawrRnhte Trnaa
ser en- San FrAnr1aoo. PorttnnA ard New
.Hwk.
slsha tina Il exchAnEs drawn b Sums
q salt 4lrect On Lonacn. sVRslahae -.
BAaFe n Hurcpa.
Me1eJ loaned o. eppreTo4 security,
eaaved o. eepoEll kuF uafs kasrinE.
Coilecll1n1 Uads ard pracsads frofnn4I
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sIpns4h THE BIHAAEn
EVANQE
J. w. TARIFF AIas1sr

J. W. TARfE. Masfer.
WIN leave Yeslor's wharf. Seattle eg41
Monday morning. ct : o'clock. for
Vancouver, via I've islands, Sshoma ni
ssmlahmoo, returning 10 samu way
And Thursday mornings a ! o'clock fa
kew Westminster aad Hancsmaf
The EvanRel arrives at vanqouVw
the day after leaving seattle. and a1M
remaining there three hours iea4ea m
her return trip 70 seattle.
For freight or passage apply q HNN
fOeflfit. agent, Or on board'
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TO TIE UNFORTUNATE


=
DispansaEy No.ea
kearny Btrest, saE
FraDoisoa. Estab
hshd 81 1874, fsi
he tr0lmant q
ssxuAl and saminAl
Diaea8 such e.
GoNoEEaOA. 0LwzI
6EUoTuER 6xFnHx,
In in ali its forna,
SEMINAL WnAKkE
and IMP
L.nss o. manhood
mnzrutauNwa1w .~ms
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-17

Less than tWesty years Acc Ameficans
imported their carpets. Nog more ear
pasinQ u mAnEfaclured IN Pnilsd<iphia
And visiniiy than n eli 0rsas Britain.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-17
For Rent.

4 LARGE HANDSOME FURNISH.
= Cd front room. with aie1ve, bar vim
cow. on Front ard University streets !.
new house. Inquire 1t HrunsErtck Hess
taaEanL q A. CANNON. ty1
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-17

Don't tell funny stories 10 old gentle
men they will be mach more enter
tanned II you lot them tell their own.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-17

For Sale.

Tim ACRES or FIRST CLASS
4 improved hnd-orchard. good house
and barn. with three fne streams o. wa
tar running through IL There are two
clay mills on the place. with an asund-
anee Of the best brick cay IN the coun-
Try. A most desirable place. with good
water frontage Distance from Seattle
Post Once. less than four miles. Situated
Immediately west of Milton Raint. Ad
dress GEORGE B0kFEIA
Once with G. 4. Bowman, opposite the
Xesler-Leary block. Post once box aS9.