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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-01-18
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The raid upon Maui by the political
tramps" did not ''pan out we'll" In the
language of the profane, it was ga fizzle -
Their plans were cunningly laid, but
they were frustrated. Landing Mr.. A. c.
Smith at Lahaina his three compatriots
proceeded to Waikiki, where they re-
tailed the "stock lies" of the Opposition
company, and then, by a flank move
ment by way of Kaanapali, swooped
down upon Lahania on Friday last,
where the ground was being prepared for
them by Mr.. Smith. The Finance
Minister happening to Waikiki the same
day, took horse and reached Lahaina by
way of Olowalu, half an hour after them.
His Excellency Mr. Kapena attended
their meeting and refuted many of their
false statements, completely neutralizing
their effect. To add to the general dis
comfture, the two National candidates
consumed the repast that had been
prepared for the entertainment of the
cramps"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-01-18

The "old Opposition" has received a
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-01-18

The political tramps" returned by
the Kinau yesterday. If they would
only confess the truth they might tell a
very interesting story about the effect of
Opposition gin from their start on board
the Lehua till their departure from
Lahaina. We are in full possession of
the facts, but would prefer confession
from the camelites, if We may be per-
mitted to use this word in relation to the
Lahaina pilgrims
, 1886-06-24
Ladies' Occupation.

The opportunities for ladies to find
employment that is both suitable and
remunerative are limited; their pav Is
usually poor as compared with the
salaries paid TO men IN the sa1ue lines
of occupation. But there are some
very noted exceptions: journalism.
the drama, music and the platform
offer equal advantages to men and
women; and there is one occupatioD
IN which women are generally more
successful than men, and that Is in
the management of special agencies.
by special agencies We mean, they
are given the exclusive control Of the
sale of special articles that can not
bought at the stores, and, If the az
ticles have merit, and are in demand.
they are 4 sure source of profit TO the
special agent If properly handled
In this line the Cincinnati Suspen-
der Company are Offering induce
ments to ladies that We think ought
TO attract attention They are man.
the now celebrated Queen
City Skirt Suspenders Ton dies and
misses and their unequalci Stocking.
Supporters for ladies and children.
Oscar Wilde. in his 'Phi.Csauhv Of
Dress" says, the first ana last rulo
Is this, thar each separate article of
is to bc suspended from Che
shoulders always, and never from the
waist. Nature gives one II oppar
iulIiy at al! Of suspendin.r anything
from the wrists delicate curve.
by means OF tight
corset, regular artificial ledge had
, 1886-06-24
? cal On .0gE.

General Thomas Ew.H- VIII, IS
rraa,icIrg law i Nv York city iu
partnership with silt Southart Is {.
well TrcgEu.Z.i good authority J.
politics as vel 4 in law. Whcl
y.H come 10 the law side gf Ewing
y.U nave gna of the best igga! .aipjS
ig the country. He Is the son Of q
man who in his time was the creates
lawvrr West OF the ALleghrnHieS and
who was reckouel 10 have but few. if
any. supariorS il the United States.
The late Henry SJanbeTry, who was
attoracy-@cneYai under Johnson said
when Tom u was admitted 10 the
bar that he had the cleanest and
most mcth0dicaI mind he had ever
met with in one Of that age. He IS
now reaching for the typ in New
York and Will get there. What he
says OF politics j. worth nothing
The other day while over TO Philadel-
phia aTcpOEtor interviewed him. After
expressing regret that III the Ohio
legislative troubles lha IS buckeye
and 4 Gamocrati the democrats had
been out genoraled. he said it looked
to him a5 though Blaine would be
the next republican nominee for the
presidency and that it was folly to
think of John Logan as presidential
candidate 1t also appeared to him
that Cleveland would be the demo
cratic nominee: The republican
party was kept in power said the
General ever since the war, by the
fear Of business and financial people
that the democrats would upset
everything. Cleveland suits the
people exactly. They care nothing
for the offices and see III him q care
fal. honest and conservative man,
and, while he Is hated and despised
by the politicians, still the mass of
the people, who care nothing for
active politics, are with him. l
think that if nothing to change the
present current OF events occurs he
will be able 10 command a renOmina-
ton, and if he obtains it | feel sure
that he viii be re e-elected The
candidate for vice president will be
from the west from Indiana or Hi
uoi5 in all probability. Would Dan
voorhees, accept nomination on the
ticket with Cleveland? Why Ger
tainly. What politician would refuse
it? Can you name an instance? l
cannot. No, 1 am out of active poll
tics and am trying TO make a fortune
with my partner, AIilt Southard, in
the law. We are doing very well
and have no reason to complain"
, 1886-06-24

70 H. p-a.;ucef. from Hh,ch the .Cw,r
garments are au--. Where there
aye no -U-Er.. .r5 III Te must he cor
-et-: adopt Tie former ana the latter
disappear. Catherine de Medic;S.
High priostcs- nf poison and petit
coat, invented the corset. Now cor
sets are wholly bad. Petticoats
should be suspended from he ahoul
Jes=." No lady CT Miss should lie,
without suspenderS. Oar leading
physicians recommend them and are
loud n their praise Of the Queen
City SuspandcTs. These goods are
manufactured by women. who have
made the wants Of ladies and chill
dron a study. aud they ask us torefer
them to some reliable and energetic
lady 70 take the exclusive sale Of them,
and We certainly think that an ear
nest solicitation in every household
would meet with a ready response,
and that determined woman could
make 4 handsome salary and have an
exclusive agency that would lie very
profitable. We advise any lady who
is in need OF employment to send to
this company her name and address
tpIainly written}, and mention this
paper. Address the Cincinnati Sus-
pender Co, 10 Main Street, Cincin-
natl, Ohio My27:E9
, 1886-06-24

Without prohibition ticket in the
field Blaine would have carried Con-
necticut in 1881 These are the facts
of the situation and unless the face
of them is greatly changed no repub-
lican candidate can carry these three
states in 1888, and without them no
republican can be elected president.
The Post Is not an advocate Of pro
hibition, and explains the mood Of
the prohibitionists as follows:
They are men who believe IN some
thing, and who can no longer find
anything to believe in the republican
party. They have been driven out
by such political management as the
Shook telegram reveals, which has
been the main reliance of the party
for victory for several years. 1t is a
management which bases its hope OF
success. not upon any principle. but
upon triekery and trading Its idea
of legislation IS not TO enact laws in
the public interest, but to enact nc
laws which may be likely to repel any
class of ignorant or vicious voters
In its one anxiety to catch voters OF
this sort the party has lost the very
vote which made it powerful, namely
the vote of the people who believe il
something.
The Post is further OF the opinion
that while the republican machine Is
clearly for Blaine, he Will be beaten
worse, were the election to take place
tomorrow, than before. Cleveland
has not ruined the country and is not
likely TO ruin it, while the republican
party Is not making any votes be
cause it does not appear to represent
anything. The republican senate
nndor Edmunds, gave away their own
case IN the fight with Cleveland and
and the corporations, and it has done
nothing since but pass the pateraal
Blair educational bill. and a lot oI
extravagant pension bills, thrown as
silly sOps to the soldier vote. The
bloody shirt is become obsolete anC
the ablest republican organs hav,
literally nothing TO say The ma
chine is for Blaine. and there is nc
man OF convictions. large enough ol
warm enough, to rally the mora
forces 81 the party around himself fol
some positive principal against Mr.
Blaine aud the machine. Tho re
publican party seems 10 be dying
IN the Judgment of outsiders, fol
lack Of something decent 10 ID. III,
b,si m-n IA ths party Tor brain. an,
heart sre loo IilWlcy a Courcclicu
sud George HnaT of Massachu
seits. bat the west viii nryci tab,
anybody from the east. p- long a.
Blaine = n candidate If Blaine B.
uut taken either Logan or Sherman
would - kkeiy ta secure the usmiu
BtIun. giihCr one would make gi
eSesiis siaeut
, 1886-06-24
DORETTE ROTUsCUIJD
Notice to Creditors.

N THE PROBATE COUTT OF JEFFERSON COUNTY,
WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
IN the matter of Estate of Charles Hing. decd
Notice Is hereby ciy-n that tn. Undersigned
hiFle- ~ bradshaw. was on the Sth day o1
May, 1856, appointed Administrator o the estate
OF Charles Hing, deceased. ny the PIo1.te Court
OF jefferson County. W. T.. and that on said
nay letters OF administration were hr said court
issued to the undersigned and n Zee is hereby
gwen To the creditors of and al Persons having
caims agalEsi the estate of said charles Hing
"ectiised- TO present their calm. With the nee
essary vouchers. to the sad administrators a
ms pace OF business, the office Of Bradshaw 4
Sachs. attorneys-at-aw. Port Townsend, Wash
gIoh Territory within one year from The frs
publication of this notice, or he forever barred
CHARLES NJ BRADSHAW,
Administrator of tine estate of
Charles Hing. Deceased.
Port Townsend. W. r.. Nav 10th 1856.
tirst publication MaT 13. IStG.
, 1886-06-24
United States District Land Office,
Olympia, WASHINGTON Territory

Noticc is hereby given that in compliance
win me provisions of the Nct of Congress aF-
proved ,Iune ,, 1878. entitled AN Act for the
safe oi Timber Lands in The States of CaIifor-
ma. oregon: Ncyada and Washington Terri
washington W Territory. has this day filed in
tRis o!lice his application to purchase the hf
n Of section No. - in Township No IL
north. range No. Il. west OF the WiIau-etre Ner-
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
Sal'i described Land, or any portion thereof
arc hereby required to file their claims in this
once WITHIN sixty l6nl days from date hereof.
riXen Under my hand. ri my Office. in OIym-
pi'' W. t this 1Ith day Of May. 1885.
JOIN +. GowET.
IJ-lVW REGISTER OF the Land Office
, 1886-06-24

~. llpia- ". +. Ny 81. 1856
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Notice to Creditors.

PROBATE COURT JEFFERSON CoUNTr, W. T.
In me matter of The estate OF David Charles
llenry RnthschiId, deceased.
Notice Is hereby given by the Undersigned.
rNeCHllIX OF the estate of David Charles Hrur,
folh-chlId deceased 10 the creditors of and all
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Probate Notice.

IN THE PROBATE CDTHT OF CI.GLLAN COUNTY. WASH
INGTOS TE8EITOEY.
dcaSed.
ooTder to show cause why accre> of distribution
should not be made.
On reading The petition of Elsie Clark the
ErecutTiX OF thr last VIII of William King de-
ceased. setting forth that she has fjlCd her an
nual and final account of her administration of
the estate OF said deceased in this Court and
that the same has been dUy settled and allowed
mat al the debts aud expenses OF adminiStra-
ton have been paid, thai There j. properly 10
be distributed 10 those entitled under the will 81
said deceased. aud praying among other thInrs
for decree OF distribution of said estate 10 these
10y law entitled
1t Is ordered that all persons interested l., tn,
csiate of The said william King, deceased, be
and appear before the Probate COsrt of Clai!am
County. Washington Territory. ut the Csuri
room of said Court, il new DungcncSs. in said
CoURiy and Territory. OF Monday, the 3Sih dav
of July, 1856. at IL O'Clock m. Then and there
10 show cause wig Il decree Of distribution
should not be made or said estate by said Court.
a7onE those by law entitled.
II Is further ordered th9; copy Of this cr.'eT
be published for four a. successive week. be-
fore said e6th day Of July, 1856. in the Port
Townsend Weekly Argus ! newspaper printed
and published in the citv of Port Townsend in
HALL. DAVIS, Jude
Dated End riitered April 23d, 1856
TE3RTTeEY or WAsHIEGToS,
County Of C!ailaQi.
!, Hall Davis Judge and ex-ofiicio Clerk Of The
Probate Court of Slallam County. Wash. Teri.
do hereby certify that the above and foregoing
i full and true'copy of the order 10 show cause
why n decree of distribution should not be made
III tho matter OF Jhe es ate Of William King. de-
ceased Us the same appears upoa the records of
said CoHrt. now in my custody. In testimony
whereof / have heTeuntn Get nv hand and
AFFIXED the seal of said Court this I'D day of
April. 1856. HALL DAVIS
Judge and ex-onlcio Clerk of said Court.
First publication. May 9th.
, 1886-06-24

Without a prohibition ticket in the
field Blaine would have carried New
Jersey in 1884 The republican leg
islature recently voted down by q
large majority both a local option bill
and plan for high license, and Of
course the breach betwenn the repub-
licans and the prohibitionists is wider
than before. The figures in Connec-
4:a,,4 ,,.o nc F,ll,,-r.
, 1886-06-24

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According t. iae New Nors Er.a
Jag Post the republican manager
al the East contemplate iii" growth
Of the prohibition movement with
alarm, since the balance OF power il
New York. New jersey and GoEuec-
ticut Is today IN the hands OF tie
prohibition.st-. Here are tie figures
for New York:
Req. Dem. Pro.
ISS2 .........3i2, ,iGf 535,3IS 25.sE
1881 90. ....562.0oi 5G3,GlS 1883
lSSj........ 49G3jI 50l, l,4G5 33,~a.
Blaine w0uli have carried the
state in 1884 if 81. John had not been
in the field, and without q prohlbi-
ton ticket il lSS5 Davenport would
have had 4 majority. The failure OF
the New York Legislature at lis laSi
session TO submit prohibition amend
ment 70 the popular vote, ana the
action OF the same legislature IL pas
sing the Shook excise bill. IN the
avowed interest Of prohibition Sa-
loon keepers" has justly incenscd
the prohibition party and given them
thousands of new recruits. The A
bany EreHjRg JoHrHGL 4 leading
prohibition organ. says:
The general statement We believe
cannot be disputed that prohibition
vote of 10000 in New York state viii
prevent the republican party from
carrying the state for years to come,
unless a political earthquake shall
change the face OF things. Any
scheme to make good that vote by
securing so-calied republican saloon
votes" Is a sham.
The figures in New Jersey are as
, 1886-06-24
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nnb febrten oIs gleser tpieber beim.
gsir iuOIIeu nun gum G6lns 6es
@nn5en, oem beutieen @eburtstassfiu6
aud iniereu berSli1en @lidtpuni5 barr
brinsen. Wbse Sermnnn aud in 3u=
tllnft fOrtfabren ftets b5beres uno beie=
res gu erriusen, un6 nr6se es bas fdluer
errnnsene aud treu uno feit beiuabren.
WfDse Sermama ober ME peraelisn, 0os
tuirffiber 8ertb, iUiuie aud jeee @nbr-
beit, ni9t nuf oeu du6ern S1ci1t, IOn=
bern aaf benz innern Sein bernbt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-08-27
ADOLPH BODIN,
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