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Boston where she has brc,, for fnur month. .iu,Jy
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are stopping at present In >carsport hut will visit
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1886-06-03

time young lady from Kentucky appeared at
the table. Her seat was at Capt. Kellv's right
hand, AMI during the meal he asked her if she
had been on the water before: She never had.
"Oh. then we shall not see YOU at the table
again presume:' said the Capt. Lifting her
"blue grass region" eyes to the Captains she
innoeently asked ''Why:' '.Oh! well, perhaps
you will not care to cOme-Somc don't"
You think I'll be sick Captain%' sob. no,
no, though some are-sometimes." II don't
fear hm,' she said with complaisant smile.
Il TOOK care to guard against that" The
captain laid down his knife and fork and
stopped eating. and in wondrous tone asked
"How" "Oh! l have preventive" she said
"ls it sure? absolutely sureT' asked the captain
ON! yes, sure. | know it is. l have read a
great deal about it, and have had friends tell
me of it." ''Wel 1 declare this is new to me
anyhow" said Capt. Kelly helping himself to a
bit OF cold turkey, 81 must get some of your
remedy and keep it in the bar, / could make
my eternal fortune if only knew What it was"
"Oh l will tell you Captain. 1t Is foreign
manufacture. ] don't think great many
people here know of it. The prescription
came from Paris. and had it put up at the
foreign drug store in Boston," ('Houghton g.
buttons probably'') said the captain in low
tone to me. "All that is necessary to do" she
continued" is to take Il good long walk on
deck after meals, and then before retiring eat
heartily of fruit. You have plenty of fruit
CaptainT' ooh yes, but what about your
medicines your what do Won call If p, anxiouslv
asked the captain. ''Oh yes, / will tell you
about that, after eating the fruit, you take a
few drops of the medicine, Eau de Melissa,
- You de whatw asked the Captain. ''E-a-u
de M-e-l--ss-e" she said, spelling it out. ''Oh,"
said the captain much relieved ''Frenchy hey?
Wen! it may work, it MAY, Eau de Melissa.
I'll get case of that if it works well on you
sure" and the captain departed muttering,
Eau dc Melissa"
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-18
ran nRD Flaa marrxn

Eugfea fuSs -iEErEzIaaNckas
wi4h 30 make ssaasasent az The FAC,
thAt ] sever heard tha red naR men.
toned hy Fasalution nf olheKwtsa AZ aas
maatiaE ef the kniRhta Of Labor,
knawiax az ! 10 that NE Order %
knishta uf tsakaf pgepaE d italy Amer.
can. ] dea@ q NY dnts 30 taa Uriss d
eaEeeot What has heen said b ethars
and eaiy for palssieAi capital Mhiisf
aeaire b hAtH tsis cafreetica made, 1
an ia possession az facts whieh ooa
viaee ma and whieA ! caa dsmaasiYass
thai tAere 9oes exta1 "a orsanixNsinn
kEoWn So ths kNd Flag lnsaFnAaioual.
WhQea mottveA AFa d exestkFow oar
RceefaWeat--an faat he atRilisAtisn ~
taa nlnesssnlh esngaFy. They have had,
Aad Do n0W have. eenRFoi q ia C..
taesFafss. thug have been Z saFt AZ
..hangaxa ga % shs knisAta AZ Labor =
veFstahie ueivss ~ sheepia eleshiae.
EseFY aet q xaaienea eaaasssea wfsh
gha lAbof movements ID taa Mast And
90 tAle eaAsi eAn b Traced diFsexiy d
tie lnhaaaes % tna exdaxa ~ snts saarst
leAxaA Kia& thar uhsFeAAoaas have
eeen dsaeossnsA an1 thes will lakeig
kAke their departure and saninFAas. wash
taa kaEes koaaa Go operative Casoas.
un6eR tAe ieAaeFsAip e tAsir vensrAhaa
Haee O. Y. saslh. Rr. par.
h8AgTs.s. Ialg Z. lSs&
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-18

IcwN@rs PaxEESxa.--An Italian kAS
Il h AtieRsds invested iamihoua print.
ta8 snk thai pEaera Il pasNfhss Far
newspapers % ~ rad il ka asrk.
v bat tuxnxy Is VII he whsa ans q
RESTLESS Al niEAs 20 aaAa 30 . nseak a.
aewsEApeE and rad himsslf irf +, 4 80.
noaxnt ecudin1n, wsshans 80 srsahs.
% a&nReE attending CHER Iehssg
Lsainoas cAF&4 are not sunsnst' 8
rs feaaaex aAF not - saFprake4 81 mma
fassFe tina b lad h1mssif ahla % n al
~ papsx e as9ht w3tseaa oshax liRbs
saAn als hEiilsanS pAge8 vii EeHsea.
s1FAnxet thsaaa sean tAis are eaassana ,
oeeefsinR u tAa iEvsMkA1a i1na-k&
isAd ka4mefgsaf s3sz1zs
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-18

Never in the history of Puget Sound has
Clothing been sold atsnch ruinous low prices
as now, and we will continue to sell Goods
at the same prices as in the past month until
all is disposed of. The immense quantities
OF Goods that have left our premises daily
can be taken as criterion for the amount of
business we have been doing, especially in
such stringent times as we are at present
subjected to I; but in it's very face our bust
ness continues to boom, and surely there
must be good reasons for people investing
their money in wearing apparel so cheerfully
For every dollar purchasers invest we give
81 SO worth Of Goods as compared with
prices Of other stores, and that Is surely an
object for US getting the preference over our
competitors.
Mems Suits that we sell for 81 rs, SIS,
SIS so, So 81, So, SO and $40, aresold else.
where with an advance Of So above our price
for the same quality. Mems Suits that we
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-18
LAND CRUISERS
HANDY
NOTEBOOK

Contains IS Township Diagrams, each
followed by ave blank pages for descrip-
ton Of each quarter quarter section,
with the following printed headings I:
Surface - Soil - Fir, coarse and small -
Cedar--Ofher Timber--I.akes and Rivers
General Remarks % pages. Extra
heavy binding. Just lits the pocket.
price, s1.2S. Postpaid on receipt OF price.
B. B. DEARBORN, Printer,
P. o. BOX 425,
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CHAuTAU QUA
Excursions.

UyHK NEW STEAMER GRACE WILL
leave Colmanss wharf, between Co
iumhia and Marion streets. at 2 .. M,
D. N and D. M. daily. for GaRdnerss
Bsafh. Returning viii laavethe grounds
81 10 8. m. 1870 D, IA. and 40 pm.
Fare fer this round trip, 50 cents.
A nrnk-eiaRa restaurant m fhR xraundn
4sf49 -
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naTIeE aE SAFE.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
Third Judicial Dislriet Of Washington
IeEEts9Ty, holding terms Is Seattle, So King
County.
No. ST.. p. Lowmnn 70. the steamer
Elix3 Andfraon, haK boilers engines. tackle,
apparel and iaFnitares respoAdEnt.
Notice 4 hareby given that, whareas, By q
deeraa u the above entitled court, entered a
record in said eouxt on the "a dsy Of JAY.
1855, the anove named steamer Eliza ADder.
san. her tackle apparel and fuFufture, we're con-
aAmned and oEdered 10 BE- sold In ne names
FFoYi6ea ~ Law, 10 answer the prayer Of the
above named liheiiank
ThaFefore / will sell said ssaamer at public
aaetson, % she highest bidder, Tor cash, a
Yesias's 0oek. IN Saatlle, King County, Wash.
lagoon Territory, - II o'clock In the fore
aoon, % MONDAY. the aeth dag Of July, A.
o. 1855.
=. J. HAMILTON,
Q. 5. Marshal for WsshinGtan TerritoEg.
fy2a6 By II. L. HAMILTON,
Dauutg
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-18

I WILL LEAVE ALL or Ny BueK-
a ne4a with Capt n. p. Geazk. b rscelVs
WcneT and q eezEie Al hiiis and aeoourfr.
neA I. q WHITTofkD. n y.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-18

Which we have been Offering for the past thirty days

sell for ST. 81 so, $12 so, S1S So ess
1915 80 and S18. are sold elsewhere wiAS 4
advance Of So so above our price Far Il.
same quality.
Boys Suits, 10 to II years old. that I
sell for 81, 4 so, 5, 5 so, g, 8 SO, Z and ! n
ARE sold elsewhere with an advance 81 "a
above our price for the same quality.
Boys suits, 4 to 10 years old, that ~ .al
for So, 2 so, 2 rs, 8 %, 8 so 4, 45O and
|are sold elsewhere with an advances If "a
Iabove our price for the same quality.
In Furnishing Goods, Hats, Boots. Shes
Trunks and Valises we surely can not u
|equaned as we sell you those Goods II
wholesale prices. thereby saving you tie Is
|tai merchants profit, which is quite an tam
land worth saving.
Do not be misled but come and visfk oup
establishment before you purchase and con.
pare our prices, and you will be readily cor.
WINGED where you can do the best.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-18

A GENTLRMAN's CAMEO RING,
~ between the railroad depot and the
store Of z. g. Miles. The finder will be
store OF Y. G.. MIf,Wa. I6s
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PlcKED UP.

A sKIFF. IS FEET LONG, 3 FEET
n beam; well built and strong. The
owner can recover Il By calling at Justice
LyOns ONCE. iyl0
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-18
NOTICE t. PLASTERRRS

DDS Will BIZ RECEIVED az THE
- un1eFatEnea MP % moam. Saturday.
jelly 9Th. for the laahing and plasGersnq
OF Z Building tsaAd Mnfahl o. fa50 yards
fa6aauremanA AL materials 10 Be fur
niaAed hF the nwnef. Bids should 10 ad-
dressed - b. 4 HOWARD.
1Y11 8 Seaheck. w. III
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-18

Rfomtnsnt Gesgeis farmara ara No.
pAEinE % sahsstsass Cainese fox nsEro
AboE oa tie pl4ntAiloa4
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For Rent.

A HOUSE ON MAIN STREET, BE
"A tween Fifth ard Sixth. Ii q hard
flashed and conkatna seven large rooms,
including bathroom Apply %
JAMES POLLOCK.
iyf11z CSrnar Hixth and Main streets.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-18

Er1R sALH.
sTsWO-sT0RT H0Usks AND tA1x o.
CRY zoo. 81 Is and SIS up.
flsssus1Ia .nssssd Furniture Sa1Re.
109 acrua Lard. part easarsd, s. rsE @ sra
Whiae river raacn eaeaTed aofseAhl y -
5 Restaurants 30 *4aa, &ttA Dea1lAAlAs
Countxy Hotel viii oNx; lsnnats.
EountET S1uEes @ENIans zAso0N4.
Vaennf Govern aan1 ciain2. 10 erreA
IN King and SnohOnish coznfaeA 70 )
Vacassd clair. 50 grsainquashsd bose
slandl. CT pra-enn EGianB 500. So sases &c
E1Ne-aGEe hnxnes. cleared. 80 mp
Trada City Lists Tor kaneA- -. -,
Mortgages Oh eoiia proper ~ = &s..sss's'
CITY ana Coanky serap.
Haw and sscond- hand SAFES.
WANTED.
Money god security; best interest
usad. al % ~
Zone 80 airls: highesE wages paid.
KranaFa. washers and cooks NO p4f.
To furnish farm hRnda ~ per Mons =.
$500 -. = i 11ss1 ~ stock kanch, $50
Two iaay paEfneFn. far hfe, By two we'll
FOR RENT.
A uumher q Improved farms.
Ninensm houaaA u % -.
FurnIshed a. unluEui ahed EuoznA with
a without board, 81 . mcnth Up
Popular Saloon. &3G
f6D acra rAnnhs improved orchard ana
hAy no cash fenk
House AaA large garden. n iowa
Furnished rooms fer Housekeeping.
GEO. ~ CRAMGs
wsshingtan Territory Employment Bn-
Enam, near oeKner CnmWeFeAal Aaa
Waahtagt0n akrprtz. s-attle. ~
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CARD.
counties.
Very truly yours,
r. H. RoBB.

En-. WoRLD-Will you please allow
me space in your paper to inform
the people of Ada and Boise counties,
Idaho; that | am not a candidate for
the office of Joint-Councilman on
the "Anti-China Labor ticket" or
any other ticket, for said office. !
never attended any Of their meetings
took no part in their convention;
therefore I positively decline, and
will not except a place on their ticket
Yours respectfully
J. Q. THOMAS.
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case Of fire.
Ordered that the Bard do now adjourn
until : o'clock 4. u. tomorrow.
Oct. IA, 1856.
Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment full Board present.
Ordered by the Board that the
IDAHO World print a sufficient num-
Der of copies of all parts of the
election law given the duties Of Judges
of Election, and one copy be sent to
each voting precinct, with the Poll
Roll Books.
Ordered that the Board do now
adjourn sine de. 0. A. DUQUErrE,
Chm BID Co. Com.
TIN CARROLL, Clerk.
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Hon. +. H. Rom of Horseshoe
Bend, is in town. He came up from
Boise City Wednesday.

An exchange propounds the con-
undrum: "If you do not support
home enterprise, how do you expect
to sustain home business" The an
swer is obvious, and as the Stockman
remarks, it is notorious that many per
sons have a sort of mama for sending
to purchase that which they can buy
at home, and in nine times out of ten
just as cheap. This is all wrong, and
is detrimental to the prosperity Of the
city or town in which we live. II YOU
have any money to spare, be sure and
use it in your own community instead
OF sending it abroad to enrich those
who have no sympathy with you and
YOURS. Live and let live" should be
your motto. The only way to build
up and keep town alive is to spend
your money at home, Patronize home
manufacturers, deal with home mer-
chants, advertise in home papers, ant
your pathway to prosperity will lie
straight before You.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-10-15

Nh. J. H. SchiIling and Miss Au-
gusta Lena Blank were married at
the house of Mr.. \. Beard, Garden
Valley, on Tuesday Oct. 18th. After
the ceremony about forty guests sat
down to sumptuous dinner.
Rev. a. Thompson officiating Minis
ter. Particulars of wedding presents
&c. will appear in our next.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-10-15
PROCEEDINds OF THE BOARD
OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

The Hon Board of County Commits
sioners Of Boise County met in regular
session October II, a. ID. 1886 it being the
second Monday in said month. Present
0. A. Duquctte, Chairman, G. F. Stone, 5.
A. Clarkson and Tim Carroll Clerk.
The Auditors and Treasurer's Reports
were examined and approved The mon
ey in the Treasury counted and found cor
rect.
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HORSESHOE BEND. Oct. Z, 1885,


ED. IDAHO WORLD: Ny atten-
ton was to-day called to an article IT.
a late issue of the World, wherein
you call upon all Legislative condi-
dates in Boise county to define their
position upon the proposed test oath
law. have no objection to this call
and hope all will answer. In defn-
ing my position | have this to say; !
regard the test oath as a desperate
remedy in rery desperate disease
and should stand until thoroughly
tired. If it is unconditional let the
court so decide. 1t will then be null
and void, and the loyal people will
resort to some other remedy to put
down polygamy. Should | be elected
to the next session of the Legislature
stand pledged to support the test
oath law and to work for the inter
ests of Idaho Territory, but especially
for the interests of BOISE and Ada
counties.
Very truly yours,
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To the Tax Payers.

All taxes not paid by the second
Monday in November (the Sth),
will become delinquent and the costs
will be added.
Ben T. DAVIS
Tax Col.
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NJ John Garrecht was taken quite
let Tuesday evening, but is now
descent,
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Nh. and Mrs. VIM. Loycoc.l return
turned yesterday from Salt Lake
City, where they have been visiting
relatives of Mrs. J..
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Oct. II To Amounts in different Funds
Territory of Idaho.

COUNTY OF BOISE
l. Tim Carroll,
Auditor of Boise County, l. T, do here
by certify that the foregoing is a true and
correct statement, and represents the fl
nancial condition of Boise county as
appears by the books in my office.
- Witness my Land and official seal
seal this llth day of Oct, A. ID 1886.
~ TIM CARROLL,
Auditor Boise Co., l. I.
The following County officers quarterly
reports were examined and approved:
That of Sheriff as License Collector,
Probate Judge, District Attorney, Assess
or and Hospital Contractors.
Ordered that the following bills be al
lowed on the different Funds as follows To
wit:
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W. large smooth carrots by the
ypr ton, cheap for cash by
a'. A. MIcHAELSoN.
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j Float and Territorial
Concentrates.

! Forest King mill is pounding
on ore from that niue.
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u ltst AucSud5 -
ltssssnt.
AlR large smooth carrots by the
ss gsr ton, cheap for cash by
haV. A. MIcHAELsoN. y
HALL had one of his ribs brok-
Y y; "Wednesday evening, by slip
Datiland falling from the parch
Il his residence.
ets, srRAus, John Garreoht Jr., R.
,Sbnvis and rs. Hart went out to
n valley yesterday, to attend
OF III given BY Pat Glennon.
lanlss1Ps, cabbage, beets and ruta-
En- lor winter supply, of excellent
idlll and low prices for sale by
nptin "A. MICHAELsoN.
best .hea Democratic County Con
!, o. ct Haley on Oct. 4th, Alex
~ 0O formerly Of this basin, received
jheVm fifth ballot 63 votes for sheriff,
oolo,, .tes. we're cast, 6S being naces-
nu.r choice.
RU(H
rrAruyE the incest assortment of La
Inter wear ever brought to this
h'O' consisting Of felt shoes & slip
DOL \ bottom prices for cash.
'ILkN MAErIs cArHoART.
b GEO. BALDWIN came in from
DMFnr Mountain "Wednesday. He
E ma things ia that district as look
,,,u'.ster than ever. Mr.. Baldwin
'"0ha down to the Capital to-day.
edic
received--new goods in Jer-
lG Ulaoop skirts, fine ladies' and
RGrVph's hose, silk and Isle thread,
'oenAg gloves; also dress patterns on
as, Mo- Mrs. A. CRAWFORD.
Olives
c,homl. OWING are Rev. Alfred Thomp-
= ,pointments for October: Sd,
\; 10th, Horseshoe Bend and
I'M; 18th, Garden Valley;
R1GO0 inner; 18th, Idaho City; 24th,
III. st, Emmett.
loaiu@. BRowN, President of the Ell
,sm,,.aMu,vompany, and Messrs. Fassett
lNtOnlagman of the same Company,
I'd loveYve been visiting the mine,
u,unuown from Banner Tuesday.
'" ~. ;ett and Mr. Hodgman left
JULIEN day morning for their home
ariety d e.
AFEkPLowMAN arrived here We'd
nd besu1vening from Boise City. Mr..
3, has been in Long Valley
oS' oI few months preparing to
~! placer claim next spring.
lo1 WV and John Swords are part
cry, Mr. PlO Pow in the new
LII Kr'f
eco. ONES, Editor of this paper,
Try Jr. and Frank Maloy,
nus hunting after deer last Tues
Co,s, nank Matoy came yesterday
Oio Pack horse for more grub
EG, BlAld the horse with flour, bn-
CROckhoes and onions. He returned
,;rds day. We don't think they
lrys. Bunt very good hunting from the
.uoT game they send in. We
20, S"''ot any yenison yet.
oLor lowing ticket was nomina-
ILASSES Alturas county democratic
1rxS. d: Sheriff, Patsey Kinney,
u,,. ne, on the 18th ballot; n
Turpen, Ilector,w. W. Yates; pro,
KINDS Nv. Stamps Anderson; au-
ARNESS ecordcr, John NJ. Cannady;
BRIDALs ]. H. Hague; coroner, DR.
IRIS, SADAchool superintendent, Mrs
DWARF, Ter; councilmen, Z. c. Hell
of all kinSS. B. Dilley; representa-,
harness !. Burnett; w. a. Wheeler;
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JIINtN =,
-,boul OWING are Rev. Alfred Thomp-
appointments for October: Sd,
!; 10th, Horseshoe Bend and
I'M; 18th, Garden Valley;
1dC0l inner; 18th, Idaho City; 24th,
,nld,, st, Emmett.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-10-15

~ received-new goods in Jer-
,@ Ulloop skirts, fine ladies' and
RGrVph's hose, silk and Isle thread,
'oenM' gloves; also dress patterns on
as, Ma Mrs. A. CRAWFORD.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-10-15

HALL had one of his ribs brok-
Y y, "Wednesday evening, by slip
Natnand falling from the parch
4 his residence.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-10-15

uaiu', BRowS, President of the Ell
, m,auTp mpany, and Messrs. Fassett
HIonlagman Of the same Company,
lovelyve been visiting the mine,
!, vorown from Banner Tuesday.
,. ;ett and Mr.. Hodgman left
Iol1A% day morning for their home
riety d =
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-10-15

BIZ GEO. BALDWIN came in from
bMF0s Mountain "Wednesday. He
IL ma things in that district as look
|,,,,,,uster than ever. Mr.. Baldwin
""Vha down to the Capital to-day.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-10-15

Gus, SrRAus, John Garrecht Jr., r.
,Shnvis and rs. Hart went out to
n valley yesterday, to attend
Of III given BY Pat Glennon.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-10-15

rrAryE the incest assortment of La
n,,.i inter wear ever brought to this
h'OA consisting Of felt shoes & slip
|O0l 4 bottom prices for cash.
EIIKrV MARTIN CATHCART.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-08-27
The Man with a Bundle.

The man who has to carry bundle can
never have quite as high an opinion OF hlm-
calf "a he might otherwise. 1t unsexes any
man who is compelled to keep it up. There
are few things which makes man appear sc
confoundedy awkward as to go pushing
chrome OH The street or into a vehicle with
bnndIe under his arm and his pockets bulg-
inc ont with others 1t is like trying TO hnd
the y,ocket in one of the modern and
faarf11llv made dresses for man to handle
bundle with ease and grace. A woman may
be so heavily loaded with packages and
.rndIas that no one would recognize her,
and vet she would carry them in grace
fuI ii not an easy manner A man cant
carry one bundle with any sort of grace
or ease. He puts it under one arm, ana II
" orks it's way out and slips down de Urles
to catch it on the calf of his leg ana toltef'
over. Two to one he loses his hat, or per
hans falls fat on his face Picking up the
bundle he puts it under the other arm 1t
either works its way out or the string gets
nntied snd the contents fall out. If he gets
INTO q car with it he is sure to drop IL
Stoopinq in a crowded car to pick up any
thing is not pleasant job, and is seldom
ACCOMPLISHED VIII hout some caiamity follow
inc. Then a man can never find place to
mt a bundle, no IN tier how many recep-
tacles there may be in sight. He will hold on
10 a bundle if he has to drop baby. Any
NSife who will insist upon having her hus-
6aud load himself with bundles every time
he goes to the city might as well put the
1,attIcoats on him first as last That's what
he'll come to if he has to keep up the Gus
Gom.-Husband in Chicago Herald.