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The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-06-19

In Michigan, parties to the marriage
relation have the power to contract with
each other within certain limits, and We
confess that We can see no very solid
objection to such an arrangement. At
any rate it is not so dangerous that it
may not we'll be tried. This would faci-
litate, it has been said, fraudulent convey
ances, but it would be as open to the
Courts to set such instruments aside as
it has always been. A prime advantage
OF such an arrangement would be that
in the cases OF separation by agreement
which are Of occasional occurrence, the
agreement would have force in law.
This would not impair the strength of
the marriage tie in any way, of course, for
it would merely give legal status to what
already exists as fact, and Mr.. Hitch
cocks bill already does away with that
barbarity, the power Of the husband to
compel his wife to live with him.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-06-19

TIE objections which have been 81
literally strown in the way OF the Attor-
neys' License Bill, appear to Be en-
tirely unfounded- With all respect to
our legislators II still seems to US that
the bin has neither been reasonably at
tackled. nor properly defended The bill
Is not intended as measure to increase
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-06-19
Bp autI)uritn.
sale Of eer.rnment Land.

On THURSDAY, July 10, lSSS, at Il
O'Clock noon, viii be sold at Public Auc-
ton, at the front entrance of Aliiolani
Hale, two certain pieces of Government
Land in Kapohe, Puma, Hawsi, called
Kauiahiku:
l-Containing an area of II e2-lOO acres;
upset price, $50.
s-Containing an ares of l 42-lo0 acres ;
upset price, $50.
LORRIN A THURSTON,
Minister OF Interior.
Interior Office. June Is, 1SSS,
l9-St l22S-td
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-06-19

HR. HITCHCOCK, ID, has this DAY
been appointed member OF the Board o
Inspectors Of Animals for the Island o.
Hawaii. vice {. y. Arnold. resigned.
The Bosnd now consists of:
James ". Colville.
Charles E. Richardson.
4 r Hitchcock, ID.
Executive Inspector.
L. a. THURSTON.
Minister OF the Interior.
Interior. Office. June 4. ISSS. I222St
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-06-19

The California Code makes the prop
erty of the wife liable for the support OF
the husband, whenever he is infrm OF
in any way disabled from supporting
himself. This seems reasonable pro-
vision. The same code makes the earn
ings of the husband common property
he retaining the right OF control, and
perhaps such a provision might be
thought useful here. 1t seems to us
that a statutory attempt to define speci-
fcally the correlatiYe obligations in
yolved in the marriage tie would be de-
sirable. Then the power Of the wife
to contract land why not of the husband
slso?) might be limited to agreements
consistent with those duties. Such a
definition would be at least as fruitful as
q statute declaratory IF the meaning Of
the word drunk.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-06-19
Sale of Lease.

on THURSDAY, June q, ISIS, st the from
entrance OF AhiolAni Hale. $; l. o'clock noon
viii be sold at public auction, the lease Of land
known IS ALEwA, situate on ridge on north side
Of SuuEnu valley. and containing 81 area q
l5tls acres, more OF less.
Terns-Le<se for eight years
Upset. Prioe-s75 per Annnrn, payable annually
in advance.
signed L. A. THURSTON,
Minister Of the Interior
Interior oEee, May l., ISIS Asst l2ls-sd
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-06-19

W. :. woND. ESQ, hiss this day been
appointed member of the Board Of Fence
Commissioners for the district of Kona,
island OF Oahu The Board now consists
OF: d Kahznu, Pierre Jones. VIM. ).
Wond. L. A. THU RSToN,
Minister OF the Interior
Interior Office, June Is. lSSS. l223-St
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-06-19
Sale orLeaSe.

On Thursday, Jrly 10, ISIS, st u O'Clock
noon. will be sold st public auction at the
front entrance Of Aluolsni Hale, the Jesse
Of land known as "Kawainui, Hilo. HS-
wsii, containing an area of Gus acres, s
little more or less.
Terms-Lease for fifteen years.
Upset price-SSoo per annum, payable
annually in advance.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-06-19

From various notices which have APP
pesred in the papers, our readers are
sware that convention OF school teach
ers will convene at San Francisco in
July. But OF the magnitude. OF the
Assemblsge, few among us have any
idea. The New York World of June I'd
says that, from the most reliable data
obtained, it is probable that from ten to
twelve thousand teachers will gather
there from all parts ofthe Union. The con-
vention is to be held under the auspices
of the National Educational Associa-
ton" OF which Aaron Cove of Colorado
is President, and James H. Garfield,
Secretary. 1t was organized at Philsdel-
phia in 1857, and has held twenty-seven
meetings during thirty years. The con-
Yention will open in San Francisco on
the 18th OF July, with grand reception
rendered by California, to be held at the
Mechanics Pavilion, and will continue
for several days, or till the 10th. Ad-
dresses will be made, discussions on
various matters will be held, and enter
tainments and exhibitions given, of in
.erest &c teachers. Cards OF full inform
alton will be supplied to all guests on
their arrival, and reception committee
will make arrangements for their COM
fort during their stay in San Francisco.
The above is brief outline of what
will probably be the largest gathering of
school teachers, ever assembled in the
United States, and the invitation has
come assuring al the teachers in the
Hawaiian Islands who can join in ii,
that they will be welcome and cared for.
The Oceanic Steamship Line has, to-
gether with the railroads in every part
Of the United States, reduced its fare to
nominal price for the round trip. It is
announced in the official circular Of the
Association, which can be had of MessIs
Irwin & Co., that excursions to Puget
Sound or Southern California, or to the
Eastern States, are included in this re-
duction, which AL who choose may take
advantage Of. 1t has been stated that
number Of teachers in the schools
throughout the islands would ike to
embrace the present opportunity of visit
ing California, and Of joining in the lit
erary festivities which viii attend this
great gathering For all such We hope
the Board Of Education will open the
way that may enable them to leave,
attend the convention, and return in
time to resume their duties at the open
ing Of the autumn school term. The
knowledge and experience that viii be
gained by all who go must add to their
usefulness as instructors Of the youth
under their charge.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-06-19

The objection to the act on account Of
its supposed unconstitutionality is some
what more plausible, but perhaps not
more sound. 1t cannot be possible that
when license is issued to practise law,
the Government for merely nominal
consideration contemplated depriving
itself forever of the right OF attaching
such restrictions, conditions or limita-
tons to the exercise of that privilege as
it might deem for the public welfare,
That would be strange and forced con-
struction OF the relation, and would give
very absolute rights indee to be pur-
chased with ten dollar bill The Act
in no way proposes to deprive any pres
ent licensee of his license, but only to
attach certain reasonable and proper
conditions to the exercise OF any rights
under it.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-06-19

on THURSDAY, June u, ISIS, s; the froai
entrance Q: AhiolAni Hale, $, Il o'clock noon,
viii be sold at public auction. the leSse Of land
in SUuAnu Valley, opposite J Z Woods ranch,
containing Al Ares Of SS acres
Teras-Le@se for five years, subject to terrain-
alton by the Government upon SIX months
notice.
Upset priee-Sl2o per Annum, payable semi
annually in advance
signed la. THURSnoS
Minister Of the Interior
INFERIOR Ofsee. Nv l6 lsSS s4s A I2ls-at
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-06-19

radicalism in others, the general result
Of legislation has been to deprive the
husband of all interest in the property
of his wife whether acquired prior or
subsequent to marriage; to give her in
some cases partial, in others a COM
plete control over its disposition; to
give her, with varying limitations, the
power to contract, sue and be sued to
make her earnings either her own or
common property. In brief, all the
benefcent provisions OF the bill now
under consideration have been drawn
from one or the other OF the States mem
toned above.
The fact that the statutes OF these
States contain, and in some cases have
contained FOR more than thirty years,
such radical provisions in regard to
women, is OF itself enough to refute the
absurd notion that there is anything
dangerous or revolutionary in them,
anything which is going to breed dis
sension and unhappiness in otherwise
peaceful homes The infatuated lovers
Of the old order OF things are always
ready with this cry, are always ready to
think that change means ruin. We are
optimist enough ourselves to be con-
fident that a simple act Of justice is not
going to turn the world upside down. 1t
is, to say the least, not matter of COM
mon knowledge that domestic peace and
harmony have become the shadow OF q
name in most Anglo-Saxon homes dur
ing the last generation. We never heard
that the stability and permanence of
marriage had been abolished thereby.
On the contrary, other pet corner-stones
of our social fabric seem as calculated
rs ever to support the happiest struc-
lures There is no sort of connection
between the legislation proposed and
lax divorce laws. Or if there is con-
nection, we believe it to be the reverse
of what might be supposed by the enc
mics of this measure. We believe that,
putting the legal relation of man and
wife on a just and rational basis, is
going to contribute directly to the peace
and permanence of marriage. We do
not believe that vesting in the husband
power over the wife which it would be
tyranny to exercise, ever brought any
thing but confusion, dissension and I'M
happiness into welded life. This is
spoken as from a Benedict, of course,
not with the authority derived from a
generations experience Of domestic ty-
ranny or servitude.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-06-19
NOTICE.

(NOSSUL-GENERAL PUTNAM DEsTREs AL
y persons Who have Eot called for their ELECTS
LEFT with the l5ts william Turner for rensf-S
HoE AZ TIE Consulate. 70 call for them innesf-
sttly. OF teey vii 5e sold an eredilsc 70 The
est1sr. Z5S I9-It
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-06-19

The proposed ACT, it win be observed,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-06-19
:. A. THURSToN

Minister OF the Interior.
Interior Office, Junel3. 1855. I22Std
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-06-19

The object of taxing lawyers was sim
ply and solely to obtain funds for an
especial purpose, viz, to increase the
size and efficiency Of the law library.
This was an imperative need. There
was little hope of obtaining an increased
appropriation for the purpose from the
general funds, and the propriety Of rails
ing it by tax on law licenses follows
from the fact that the object for which
the money is applied is one in which
the entire bar is Immediately interested,
and from which every lawyer derives, or
should derive, direct benefit. We can
see absolutely nothing unjust in such an
arrangement, and if the majority of the
bar are in favor of it, it is difficult to see
why the Legislature should object.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-06-19
Sale OF Lease.

Interior onos, May i. Isss. 247-st 12ls-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-06-19

the general revenue. The amount which
it adds to the revenue is exceedingly
trifing. The same thing applies to at
tempts to increase the revenue by estab-
fishing a system Of licenses for other
professions. The bill has been referred
to special committee with this object
partially in view. We believe that the
investigation will not prove fruitful.
The nervousness of such system of
licenses would probably be out of all
proportion to the amount actually netted
to the Government thereby. We are
ready to be convinced if we are in
error, but we do not believe much will
be gained by the reference to committee.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-06-19

1. A TECESTOS,
Minister Of TIE Interior
IEis-sOr o4os. Nay q. Isss ms
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-06-19

Interior oHos. Nay ID ISIS. sss Igis-st
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-03
sssArsn sseaLls' srsGCu

A Aofs cutting, sarcastic sud bitter
spsssh than that delivered In the ssCsie
By M. Iogal!s on Tuesdsy 10 could BE-
Impossible 10 Imagine. The Ksrsas
senator hss evidently been snartiua
urdes the attacks made npou him be-
cause Of his speech of several weeks
ego, and he replied TO thoss attacks IN
. manner which mus. have opened the
syss Of ths foremoa. Of tia ssssiianss.
He ID . master Of sarcasm ~ yell ~ Of
ipyecsivs, ana hs used both Of his
weapons 70 good advantage upon voos.
bees, Bisckbssn sud abe oshess OF hts
senatorial colleagues v DO have been SO
rash as to icvi;e his shafts.
Ia the matter upon which he tooehed
The senator certainly had enough 70 call
forth his sarcasm. Tbs Idea Of Sens
Tor Voorhees,. Who once shouaht that
union soldiers saould wear collars In
serIbeA my dog--A. Lncoin." posing
q the champion Of these same union
soldiers. 10 enough to call forth sarcasm
fsom ous % whom sts uss Is unknown.
u IL not 10 be wondered Ct, therefore.
thai senator Iasslls impssvsd bis op-
psrsonisy and pouret forth sonsss Of
essiire. burning ~ords vhish made
Voorhees, and bis soashsru slliss wgi.he.
sulphnrio acid 10 a dasssfeus liquid
70 handle, bat 1t may sometimes be 50
piled 10 the ousiois Of unrepsatsnt cog
psshsads with sIcellsnt eject.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-03

Aft.s you bsvs harzatrei for one or more
iofs should you, trough sickness or scrisenf
eteolne pr ssed for moasy, you have only 70
prssens your checks AZ the bsak aas ,hey vii
oe casesd On the spo; for thair fnil face vAus
You sc. thsrrlor.. BY the option aaa rrivi.
seses ne ossf, insurs1 against accident. You
are your treasurer and nsster, aud at the kau,.
hine an owner Of vaIashie property.
81 sntd you ~ Any tine. housver. rrsssr,s
the check Ct eans for paymsss fhey viii be
IN nsiiaseiY hsncrei ana for varied 10 "a. and
ser hereby sanai I'll rishts Of pure base u rns
So d i4ad
We crer a go en oppo-tpn nifty ssd saysse
Jeu % buy Dov. Deaf vats so- sire Ard rer.
isarree % Aeord you tbs OF porsuAlsy Of ssyirx
epeid hsvs boaghi snch sd such 10. few
1o9ihs ago for 80 much Az6 nov Is % sos;h %
Rush.
aase yoar ,nsosss. ns mater los srn III. earn
me rs, -: yosr enrDsr sscus tefose the
eoo1 kad eeIear frcsn .hs zavano.
Isansc1ni inental failroats are he ding for
Seattle.
Msrufse turing 10 aouri.hiax AID growing
With healthy growth
@~aeFAl oszameres Ia tt state % sakssausssi
rregres.isn-
rhs esasy pagers are flsd xith aesouass Of
rev eaterrsiae.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-03

Ira sppoistusns Of NJ. fuiies. Of
Chisseo. 70 Ne chief jassieesdip b 60
nseh better than there vzs reason 10
lsAs, that ths ocsnsry vsii b. disposec
70 overlook tie fact that ke il cougars
lively On ohseors man. Arsbsdy Is In
hssssiy 10 be pssfssred 10 an sssepent
at ssbsi like Lamar % . soppsskesc
Iiks Ptelps. Bss for port - imp0rt
ct, IN many respects swan more ira
psstsst than the presidency isse!f. Mr..
Cssysissd ought to have selected . msn
Of national reputation and ssardirs.
Tba sppoinfmen. Of Gsv. Hosdlsy. for
sxampls. would have given sssassEees
20 The country which cannot connect
themselves Nth name heasl fer the
6rss Tins IN connection With public AZ
faiss. Bat !. % psshars too mach 10
eypeos president. himseif CT ohsoore
mar, TO urdsrxtafd Me vslrs and In.
poFsanes Of established pohlie stand
ing. NJ. faiIer Il described ss "a slen-
der man; ave feet fosr inches IN height;
Afsy.hv yeas old; brilliant scholar.
and q native Of Nsw EoeiADd."
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-03
CLEARING AND GaUDB!nG.

CEALKp BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BIT
y the usdersisa~d al o'sloch Thursday,
Mas d. ISIS, Fee clearing. gfaesins, pievias
asa bloch e. lot 5 hsoea D. scil's fourth sd-
eiions iots I. .. . aas sse-hali beck 5.
Bel. seventh addition. oil q block 81 and
to.s Saod block 50. heirs o ). A. Bells ae-
81 oe. ktgos r~ssrvet 20 r-ject any sad all
sisis- fer tsFtnsR particulars apply -
A. A. ALL.
seas "a Rongn y. Onsr. Rlock.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-03

sesttis IL the center Of supply 10 ion nfsh
OF the fuSse SQUAD distrsetA
British Columbia nad Aisskx ioos IN - fks
large proportion OF taetr ssnerai assrehsnr
aise machinery ana supplies.
The Wholesale bousss Of New Yors. Pills
DELIGHTS. Bsassn. Chicago sad ssn Frspcne,
feeoznizs seattle - the korsh Pacific mar.
ara are nghsns tooth aad nal fos hse pst-
fsB&ge
Escrv we~k heralds he esxsb'ishnen, AZ .
z - sseary 10 cur taijs; To- tas szIs or irsre.
asetlea Of hsir wares.
usoss csrs coanscsis Y 10th coda o. he siss
Vim many ssesr impoftsns sassrp-t.ss srs sat
9a~ssioa Of a few weeks
far ts-se rsssoas and thenss,ss a, ,shsru
tAss ars Sisb ready call, We "a har,
~ yeu are IN Warrington Tssri soyy f,Y xous
n-ssia, rssse 10 4 probable si.it. II you -
nsrs 'of iaves n,nt. buy while prices ere Isu
seca exrrtssssns "a Il kar prop~r,y In IL.
eastern states cheaper thsu / can gu; b.r~..s
son orss interest On Ia % aaoasy OF rssp tbe-
aeEsssss OF an zdvsoee
We eau ssi h yca nov ,~s t-r en-, rhs.ss
tnsa se cas- SKIS days from this as.s
Spring ADO saashios uiIi have the sams 81
isss ca real .-ss's psices a. i vii Jaws o..
a3ssfs L. sali ogiag thsm ~.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-03

LdbssaL = ~ fsso . Nnusl Co.
~. vssia rss hsss ssrsasl - = .
sfn0sIsa. Csmtne from Ckassssil,
ksvevss. d - sssslsd . nsa dest6sA
- Losd RxndaeuA, sArsxh - 30
oess 70 certain sxssss fsss Issss
siocs b ssvusd HI esGnesttsa w3oh sbs
bs;hbsry sovsnasnA - stiIl bsss ~
sss6sd - mort sssonrsomastna eco
ssrsssives and VS. sdss sbsa - vcsid
1azks tbs Iriss qsssassa Drssext fss
~ ss.sis spoa The esssssEsss psce-
sbsy pssss oesassd sc Losd Salisbury
Or bis soiisseses.
Chsruhfii b poi vitkoss fciicvire
scd. II b o. ooses 70 DO -. he can sd
ysry materially 70 The disbssisies which
bsses sEs Tcsy eovesnnsrt.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-03

Lord ksasaIgts Chasshlll has broken
ens afrssb. and BE- 9ssss svsdsnse e. an
inclination 10 eise she Salisbury eev-
ernusn n, NJ sne Il ,osele before tie
pscss ns .ss.sen Of gArllsm<nt is ever.
Lord RSnaolpa hss q geenliss habit Of
apcessins vheFr rosesy ssFsSss hiss 10
agtsar and daias what poasdy exc c;s
hiu to 30. he kxs does ssr, rising
things - oftsa thai shs rahlsa 10 Co
louesr satgriss1 ~hen he mak sssrs-
lirs we've
lie created tAs rtessEt sensation ~
nosifysrT the scssrrnsrsshxs be v0ala
sxrees from u a sss.s@sst 81 tss ,lsa
fsr TIE esvssuwsns 81 frslses. lie Be
clare smphAsicslly that eoeseion sesl1
10. germsnsntsy b. tie sss4s e Srs
revssamsst sad thai "a Was issns fsr
SAii.esry ans RAlterr g tsfosm psrila-
meat ard tie Bl!lish Euelis ~sss kins
Of rnrasns ,hsy erorS<s % ss.e
Irsaassa sna Shsz lhss rreE~se3 ~ eoa
msccs sivisx t.
ssee sssstesssaa es<nnS fron .
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-03

The sfrors for . Young Msr's Chris.
tiau Association huildise has taken tts
fora Of q definite plan. and u 10 be-
lisvsd that shs means for csrryipe II
cot Gill be provided. several citixsIs
Of financial responsibility have rrom-
led 10 pat MP tuiidipg II the younger
men will provide proper site. This
s6ss has been accepted. ard an EFFORT IL
ov being made 10 rsisa ti2, 600, which
10 the price Of q suitable iol ON Front
sessss. aud upsn which the promoters
Of The scheme hold refusal"
u $500 In cash can b secured With
prom 'sss for 5000 more within year,
The par ehass viil be made. Mr.. W. d.
Wood and others who have tbs matter
In hand have already secured Upwards
Of $500. and hsps 10 eompleso The sub
scripsicn VERY shortly, To tass snd ia
vitatiani have beer isseed Tor meet.
Ing Tonight al shc Occidental hotel.
Gov. Ferry. Judge Basks Mr.. ana q. Is
Adais will sddre Ills meeting. urging
the necessity Of The pOfosed entsrpfsss.
There IN sosrceiy o ionbs that The
necessary ;aHd for tia paschsss OF she
lot vtii be raised and thst TIE Rsnils.
men who have ssonlssd sse bniliins
vi.i to c.ilsd apan 10 keep ,nsIr bar
sain. Foe the eredis Of the city they
ought 10 do the thin. bsadsemsly. A
building co.sice isss Then 5000 ought
noe 10 b. tAosEhs OF. destinations Of
shis kind hslp largely 10 give character
70 = ,exn. and fer this spssih parTose
ve shoald not bear OF q bnaiius not
oonspssuoss,y az oraSat1s aud credit
10 Seattle.
In places iihe this ~hsss there IL at eli
times . large naatins papa'Ssian inside
NJ Of yoaua wsn assay ftam homs and
apart from domestic OF social eoensc
tons. the wotk 81 tue Neens Meas
Christian Association 10 especially Inn
pos ,ass aud sershy. Tie library, tas
lecture raom, tie social call aud the
eosse directly iass esmpssi.
sien vile ihs dsiHkipg sslson. t6e
ssus bling asr Asi She hToshel. and holt
b. aeeess ssrto eeetSxs and rnss life
many who might osssegsise be led inso
vic.oss associations and gsaeiisSS Tie
sgporsus.ty TO ara this soed work casas
90 he dexmea fssssnsls gs.vi.ees by
these Who have 81 cans Of sissEg.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-03

Ibe late ssiss ksve been jass shss
v4s Esecsd IN the Coiunbta river basin.
Thsss h svssy psouiss Of ! large grain
csop. ard u 10 psedissed that tie rail
reaes-tte EosGhssa Psesss and the o.
X. 4 H-vAi hass sal t6sy eaa Do to
tssi oos iEs export suspIas. In an
otSsf ysss The eezstis. Lake Saoss 4
E.ssssp siiI make the Job easser.
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Anostsr nshine scboores arrived p

Anoitsf dshine sstooSes arrived yea
sssdAy from MAsaacauaiis. sailing
sishozt The aid Of tag or p..s. fsoa'
sssnpssoss. Msz-. 10 tnoosines u Be.
attic II the e6sst Of seesstsry Bay
ARDS sbsurd hshsry palicy shall b &c
sand - The ksv England fishing nsets
vs snsii Erd is hard 70 Be- properly H.
GsoGznt
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SEALED BIDS

yXyu-L Be RsotIygD BY TsE UNDER
w signed vail " s'clocs room. THURSDAY,
NAY ieta, for e'eerins iots Q srd I, section .,
townssip "a north. rang. east. All tres and
stamps to be cut even siih the ground Right
sss.rvs a - rsjesi say ssd ell bliss.
". L. MEREDITH.
msyaIt p y. box 7lg, Seattle.
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10 PstshasR discriminating hish
iisense Lac has csosed up coz oot Of ia
saloons Prohibition voald only havs
elossd the iron. doors. ard possibly
net even that much.
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HOW TO BUY LAND.
Ceriined Chscks. Payable nj sight
ON the Puget SOU I'd aatio IA,
Bank GIVEN ~ Security
for Mon.V Invsstsd.

Ie thofs DESTROYS II bayiog pro2er.y On
time. And hscomiss prspens ownrrs ana lad.
lords. ve eres the following:
We viii allow yoa frsIn shrae months &c
Ave years time. according 20 the lana ycs. e.
ect
We charge neither pretaiel -os iatsrest IN
tine pa5msnis. xsd viii givs yoa srnrsnty
ce@5.
We have lots .; $40 xpd as TIA, a,e eIos. 70
As i.son ssse>t and zre xi:Ain a rzdir, q ops
Aaa asH mile Of he p7siosses. They lsy
vel and are desirable iots
We reSaire onis 10 pr eat: - a. esynrs.
N ney AID Ne wiii siv- eer,iasd ensck for ne
Tan ane1ri Of tsea AID every snsss .asrt psy.
EJECT =
f.e eseeA 10 drawn ~ TIE Passt sonna Ia
noe Al oans s0d Il made payable ct sizst. thus
eyes that have never hsxs before ossres.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-03

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