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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-07-31
Planters Monthly.
U0HE FOLLOWING IS THE TABLE OF con
tents of this sterling periodical for July;

~HF FOLLOWING IS THE TABLE OF Con-
tents of this sterling periodical for july;
Notes.
American Sugar Market.
The Recent Sugar Deal
With our Readers.
immigration to Hawaii.
Coffee. Sugar and Slavery in Brazil
The English Walnut.
Directory of Sugar Plantations
Grape Culture in Florida.
Olive Culture in California.
Sorghum in Kansas.
Points on Horse Breeding.
Report of President of Board of Immigration
Notes from Hawaii.
Diffusion of Bagasse.
Coffee Disease in Brazil.
Officers of Planters Labor and Supply Co.
The Planters Monthly should be In the hahos
If every person interested in agricultural OF
horticultural pursuits, or in any way ensAss~
n the sugar industry.
Terms. :...'.''~ 80 ~ 20 =
Foreign subscriptions w
Address:
q NJ. WHITNEY,
Honolulu.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-07-31
A German Decoration.

The late Hon. S. G. Wilder received
from the late Emperor William the
handsome decoration of Commander
of Order Crown of Germany" in recog-
milton of his having negotiated on this
side, while acting Minister OF Foreign
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-07-31

Affairs, the treaty between Germany
ana Hawaii. This instrument is de-
Glared on high authority to be one OF the
best in our law books.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-07-31
supreme Court-July Term.
FRIDAY, July %.

FRIDAY, July p.
Il hCm opens at 1910 a. m, and at
h 5aiOuu8 till 10 o'clock tomorrow.
\ Ate bench; Judd, G. j.. McCully,
\ SN, Bckerton and Dole, u.
E hiking vs.. A. Herbert Reeves. A.
aanm for the Crown; A. S. Hart
s.lle defendant, Motion for new
1Ggel and submitted.
he kngys. Lum Hung. Peterson
7 be lpVn; H. n. Castle for the de-
-Al- Exceptions from April term,
aayei and submitted.
tSAimu VS.. D. Kaloa. Defend
Y appeal from Third Circuit Court.
tlaa ;notion for dismissal of appeal
ll1Tei
SATURDAY, July %.
GNSUCE PRESTON PRESIDING.
u court opens at 10 a. m, and at
san on motion Of the Attorney
&|a3 alolrns sine die on account of
.E-'a Of Hon. S. g. Wilder.
y Algys. All Sui and the King vs..
y, each for possession of opium,
+@lnued to October term.
.%9Algys. All Kee. Appeal from Po-
..-I' Honolulu. There being no
y, I-'lce o. or for defendant, the pros
~.i y. :lggg8eSt that defendant has aban-
s <4ng vs.. Wong Sing. Keeping a
T-!, house. Peterson for the
rr,,; OgIendant in person. Nolle
W entered by prosecution.
Gs,I Aa!ys. All Poi and Tom Suro.
c.si VOOnd degree. Nolle prosequi
5,.. L. yTongdOn vs., Alderman and
SS'i,sgl T9Spass. G. w. Ashford
q Ton. +. NJ. Hatch for defend
continued to October term.
At CHAMBERS.
FRIDAY, July p.
h,,, -'OaE Mr.. JUSTICE DOLE.
&asS, , Division Guardianship of
tlamg'' anu tour other minors. j. NJ.
ssn d a ,O[ petitioner. Ordered that
Scan i iiTHfrodIanShip issue to S. Ma
honolulu under $500 bond.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-07-31

CO. Call and inspect Stock and learn our prices
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-07-31
.oi,ts of Produce.

'''' .ppar. Bags rice. Mis-. pkgs.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1888-03-29
More Railroads,

To-day We had the pleasure of an in
terview with Mr. w. H. Holcomb, man
ager of the o. r. & N. road, and VIC
found in him pleasant, agreeable and
versatile gentleman. The first thing he
said to us after being introduced to him
Was: "Mr. B., l see you are giving it to
me in the neck" We pleaded no,
guilty, for Mr.. Holcomb, as an indivi
dual, and even as high official in rail.
road circles, does no, merit such treat
ment, but if he places himself, body aud
soul, in front aud rear o! the 0. r. &
N. Co, which, as "A faithful officer aud
representative he is in duty bound to do,
then, Of course, Mr.. Holcomb is apt to
hear our lamentations aud complaints as
they 90 no high against that monopoly,
which We have learned to regard as our
oppressor and common foe. 1t is our
duty to stay by onr people. Their veal
Is our veal, and their woe becomes ours,
but time will not permit us to arraisu or
be arraiSned.-W " journal.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1888-03-29

The Tacoma Ledger is urging the
people to intercede with President Hill
OF the Manitoba to run his road Their
way. Mr.. Hill is just now more sou.h,
after than the President of the United
States. He has certainly shown that he
can do more for the Northwest and the
North Pacific coast than the President i.
inclined to do. He does not need direc
ton in his business so much as Mr.. Hill
does.-Spoknne Chronicle.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1888-03-29

to us as We have exchanged "knox
quarter for goods with him many time.
tie Is good natured and affable and q
good salesman. "Tamiassa ?"
Continued next wesk.)
There is an owl school over on the
Little Salmon. The teacher wan,ed the
club to suggest some exercises for rous.
ing interest in pupils. The colorcd owl
whose name has not been learned, and
whom the owls call Ebony, because he is
blacker than sixteen mid night. without
a starr arose aud said "Dey dun got
exercise far ron>in iu!rust in pupils in
de S"uf; dey whirp en- mid wa nut
sarlin.
LOCALS, by LOCAL ED.
Frank Pearson goes horse bac. riding
with his dog.
Ela Clark was badly hurt by being
thrown from horse. Sike Reynolds
was also hurt by such fall, but the
horse fell on Sike.
School is in full blast.
Wilson painted bis buggy.
Walter Scott is in the post Office and
presides at the razor also.
A. +. Parker is away rustling for
the Salmon river road. God speed.
Some f ks say ,hcyl have heard the
cars whistle.
just hero some enc interrupted the
reporter to say that a lyux was coming
up the tree and the Owl club resolved
itself into committee of the (w)hole
and crawled into it. THE Owl.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1888-03-29
Two Roads to Eureka Flat.

The journal had short interview
with Mr.. Holcomb, OF the o. r. l. N.
company. in which Mr.. H. said that the
o. r. h N. company were going to build
to Eureka Flat, commencing to build
within thirty days. Hunts road, which
il going to build at the instance Of Walla
Walla, il different road and is lobe .
feeder TO the Northern Pacific. There
ia prospect Of lively times 10 railroad
building 10 that vicinity the coming
season.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1888-03-29

WASHINGTON, March 23.-Chief Jus.
tice Waite died at his residence in this Gil '
at 6:3O o'clock this morning. Tbs
chief justice was in his usual health
though exhausted by his recent severe
labors until Saturday night, when on
returning from Senator Hearsts, where
with lis dau- Inter, he attended recep-
ton, he complained of chill. Thi,
feeling passed off durin. the night but he
remained in bed throughout Saturday
and until it was tune for him TO 60 to
court on Monday, suffering then from
malaria and vague indisposition. lie
did not read the opinion 10 the telephone
case but sat through its reading and then
returned to bis home.
He was wakeful Monday night and on
Tuesday morning symptoms of acute
bronchitis appeared, accompanied by
insomnia and great restlessness. His
condition Tuesday was not alarming, but
on Wednesday circumscribed pneumonia
showed Itself During Thursday nigh,
be was comfortable aud no particular
alarm was felt, but at six o'clock thi.
morning failure of the hearts action
was observed. His daughter and son
were with him when he died. Mrs.
Waite left Washington for California
about week ago and is supposed now
to be in Los Angeles. Arrangements for
the funeral have not as yet been made.
The remains will be buried at Toledo.
Ohio.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1888-03-29
Items From Grangeville.

The Owl Club met with the colored
owl this week. He lives in hollow
tree in Rocky canyon, and is we'll fixed
in all earthly comforts except that he
has no wife.
The chairman was in the chair at
twelve o'clock NJ, and called the meet
ing to order. He reminded the club
that tho owl congress would convene on
all fools day at the Seven Devils and
recommended that the club favor bill
to furnish mustache wax and wings for
the fourteen old bachelors of Grangeville,
and liquid powder for the old maids.
A motion was passed censuring The
Owl for saying that JOHNNY took smile
oftener than any man IN town. The Owl
begs q thousand pasdons. He knows
Johnny is teeto!aler. The Owl meant
to lay he smiles ofteaer.
The Owl took q peep at Cars big
barn and thought when ii was mpleted
it would BE- good place Ter the club to
meet.
The Owl sat on the fence and watched
Mr.. Hopkins driving posts with that
pile driver. He is putting up lot OF
fence aud in short order. Mr.. Hopkins
is rustler and will make money.
Cy Overman. another rustler, has his
crops all in. The Lake country has
some fine farmers.
The Owl heard fellow soy the other
day that he was laying for said owl
All right, The Owl will agree to batch
all you lay. The owls are good at tina,
One owl is said to have Matched 1885
owls this spring.
| CITY IN BRIEF.
continued from last weekly
l came near forgetting our mechanics
Frank Vancise, whose shop is in th'
rear of the Wa Lee wash house, is
worthy representative Of the Woo
butchers art. He is always busy be
cause he always does good work and j
-aiisfed with reas nable price.
/ The shop Of Pearson aud Noyes j
closed.
| Jim Chinaman climbed The Owl tn
other day for snubbing tho Wa Lee
wash house. Be it known unto all mel
that the Wa Lee wash house washe
clean and smells good. joss preside
over it.
Now take up the line Of march wher
We left of last week, wc will step i
to C. A. Dueber'e. o! he is gon,
Well here are bis clerks, Mr.. Wagner
! Who il to leave 5000, and who Is n
!. fined gentleman and a scholar Of q
mean degree; aud Mr.. Hssersick. vh
/ IA to be chief cook aud bottle wash'
vhsa Wagnsr Leaves. He u not . ne
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1888-03-29
CITY JOT EDITORS
~Ym~ r0wa

6ss. n. Lake jswsler. Lewiston. f-7-u
Wheat t. .. b. 48cts.
Next Sunday is Easter.
Read P. c. Co!vin's ad.
The cir is full Of railroads.
Next Sunday is all fools day.
Business is getting brisk again.
To-uorrow will 10 Good Friday.
Keep tho sidewalks clear for travel.
Fire company meet next Wednesday.
The weather has been very changeable.
"WEST TEST" or shop seeds-which
Panhandle Council mcet every other Friday.
Free concert at the Presbyterian church
to-night.
Look out for high water, Srurbeck has
planted his potatoes.
osod Ny cord wood for sale by G. J. Parker
Lewiston, Idaho. 9tf.
WATtA .--C3so II. Lake is agent fer he
celebrated Rockford Watches.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1888-03-29

Apples, Potatoes. Carrots, Rutabagas.
Beets Cabbage and other vegetables at
Greenburg's. l5.tf
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1888-02-25
THE CHICAGO WEEKLY News. and
LINCOLN Co. LEADER, 1 year $2.75.
HE TARIFF.

The free trade journals are
making a great ado over the re-
mark recently made by Con
gresham, that while on a recent
visit to Switzerland, he saw an
American rake bought tor so cts,
duplicate of which he had paid
81 for in this country. The sapi-
ent Congressman should have pur-
sued his investigation still further,
and he would have observed that
the dollar. in this country was
much easier acquired than in the
old world-in other words that it
was much easier for the Amercan
farmer to tilch from his capacious
pockets a dollar OF the realm, than
if was for the Switzer to draw
from his skin purse the 50 cents
and by pursuing his investigation
still further, he would have found
as a rcward5tor his scratching, the
tariff at the bottom OF the Ameri-
can condition.
Surely the cond ton of things
in Switzerland cannot be better
than it is III Scotland, and in the
absence OF Swiss comparison,
we willstake a catch one and cite the
fact that the weekly payroll of the
Singer Sewing-machine company
at Elizabeth, n. j., amounts to
$35, 600, and that at Glasgow,
where one third more people are
employed to $4,000 While the
employees Of Elizabeth earn nearly
&I3 week, the Glasgow emplOye
earns S. for the same labor. There
Is mt for the apostle Of free
trade to crack.
The only foundation for free
trade is tallacy. Only the other
day, we saw in free trade paper,
the assertion that pretty much e.
the agrculturist wanted
and had to have was taxed, while
nothiag he so raised was protected.
If this were SO, it would GER
tainly be a glaring injustice, and no
one would dare advocate such a /
policy. But let us look at the !
from the official report;
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1888-02-25
THURSDAY FRIDAY.
(Will be continued next week.

DAVID Ross LOCKE, editor of
the Toledo Blade, widely known
rs " Petroleum V. Nasby," died
at his home in Toledo, Ohio, Of
consumption on the morning of
the 18th inst AS the author of
the celebrated " Nasby" letters he
welded power and influence that
has lett It's mark upon the history
OF hls country. In helping to de-
stroy the peculiar institution"
and nerve the arms of the soldiers
OF the Union who eagerly read
them around camp-tires. his power
was mlghtier than the sword. 1t
was beautifully said by Ex-Secre-
retary Boutwell,, that the success
ot tho Union arms was due to
three causes-"The Army, the
Navy and the Nasty letters. -
Charles Sumner declared it was
" impossible to measure their val
ne against tho devices OF slavery
and its supporters. Each letter
was like a speech, or one of those
songs which stir the people" OF
late years Locke had devoted his
pen to the cause OF temperance and
the breaking up Of the power of
the rum-sellor in politics. Peace
to his ashes, his name is inscribed
on the roll Of honor of his country
men
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1888-02-25

TH- roarback remind us .ot a
few years ago when the tariff was
being tiukerod with in Congress,
a Kcntuckian, who was a protcc-
ZIONIST, in a spirit Of pleasantly,
moved that trace-chains be put on
the free list. OF course no notice
was takeu or intended to be OF the
motion, and the free traders made
themselves hoarse in asseverating
with this example, that trace chan
monopolists sought to grind the
necks of the poor man who want
ed to buy "a trace cham, and they
only stopped their yelping when
informed that a trace-chain was
never made IN any other country
than America. and were used but
little IN any other country.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1888-02-25
NJ Nj + Il.

Bromatira Brady ct al. Amendment ot
sheriff and answer OF defendants Hlcd.
6l2 Geo. W. Pritchard ct allvs Solitaire
NJ & NJ Co.. Set for trial, Monday, Feb.
goth
613. Brandon Kiaby VS.. Thomne o.
Donnell. Rule to plead an leave gwen
to amend declaration
/ GIG r. H. Pierce VS. Ma neg Mintcr.
Default and judgment for plaintifl for
$2t2 66.
61S. J. l.. Rontree VS. Wade Block.
Default, and judgment flor plaintiff for
$55s.64
900. Susan Dawson VS. Hortsell Crouch
Argument on motion for new trial Ia.
ken under advisement.
6O5 Gross, Blackwell & Co. VS. San
Miguel National Bank, ct al. Judgment
for plaintiff for $s3O6s. on answer Of
garnishee.
900. Emil Fritz. Trustee, VS. Caroline
Dolan ct al. Amendment to bill on
order taken by plaintiff
o4S. FlOrencio Gonzales VS. Fabian
Villa. Set for trial Wednesday, 22nd.
FRIDAY, FEB. 18th.
9l4. Conception Dow ct al. VS. Jose
Aguego. Reference to c. A. Ric hard.
son for testimony.
Mary Goodrich VS. Charles Pilkcy.
Judgment for plaintiff for 1926. 40.
GA. Brandon Kirby VS. Henry c Epps.
Set for trial, Thursday, Feb 23rd.
615 Gladstone Miuing Co VS. solitaire
NJ ~ NJ Co Set for trial, Friday, Feb
23rd
Maria Sellar Bullard. Ex vs. Jos B Collier
Judgment for plaintig for $807.57
Brown & Manzenares VS. Joshua Hale
Default and continued for computation.
G40 EX parte, Juan Nepounceno Val
les Application for admission to citizen
ship
977 Territory VS. Joseph II Caudle.
Sentenced for II years intpenitentiary for
burglary
9Sl Territory VS. James McComas.
Verdict of not guilty; defendant dis
charged
9S2 Territory vs. Peter Corn, concempt
Fined $40 and costs
9S3 Territory VS. VIM Hoffman, con
empt Fined $15 and costs
9S7 Territory VS. Isaac Friedrich, con
empt continued to Monday, Feb Goth
$50 Territory VS. Clark Hust War.
ants ordered to Socorro, Dona Ana and
lincoln Cos
SOB Territory VS. James Sigh. called
or Trial
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1888-02-25

Rio Bonito. That stream will,
hereafter, be free from absorbing
all the filth generally carried to it
by every ram, from the Post The
water will be puror and consequent
ly more wholesome--and in this
way tins sewage system has two
advantages of importance-giving
lis good sanitary Improvement,
and giving our peighbors good wa
ter,
Your's
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1888-02-25

a DTs"ArcH from Washington,
ID e., ia Globe Democrat Of the
10th, says: =" Senator Cockrell.
(onr Johns Dad is receiving con
gratulatians on an addition to his
family another boy" What is
the matter John! Nobody has
hoard from Your precinct.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1888-02-25

LINCOLN is the banner cattle
county IN New Mexico. Itreturn-
ed for assessment IN 1887, 25S,'
5S4 head Of cattle.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1888-02-25
SATURDAY.

Other than the filing of motions and is
suance of orders on pleas, the entire day
and evening session were occupied by the
Sigh trial. AT about 10 80, the case was
given to the jury and the court received
their verdict of mot guilty" early on
Sunday morning.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-07

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- - - Rne1os y aees1ossso = -
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= - - osDs1Dse1 sgotv1sy - -
soasas oashes. lees 0seeng ec1 :.
passasR. Rssoa. hsvs = - 49,
ohe6g 1onsao - - eooeeRoaod w.
deal q - Uiooes 60 bsse. - . =
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m0 oro. ssd isys ~ essms of NJ isosss
l<ss speeaiastsn - 0seksy. A.
0se6sy assssDssse sos many -
Rjood cd he neRi0ioneteos ~ -
20 havs bueo ht114 eo01Rh - pesoae-
eosiy sassasss ~ eh fs1so6s 80 pan-
oesu- Ylaod hes ehsovg Ill b. ssoees
% ~ 0sshss SD 0aekey - osoee'
shs0 q bis oUa ostea. TIE ooeees'
baoses. bsrken il Ssatsh sn1 sosssss, =
sI0css blind aod . D~rs Oreek q ~
men vho. etsks sesss a9o. ooAseed 10.
sss back bad 1S0O.0o Uorh Of Uerso
Sssses bouds To sss vssls end tSoopoo
N eoid es.su - its ssayA
Il y ssid THAI be " oppse1seo ~ We
fear sbss ~ oil cod bic days u tee
aImsho0ss. He Aas tRsusfesSsd IN ssea
10 tue ssook ex-hseGs - BE oulv 500,
vho Sss sseesed . member ses oensi
day With dImeaity. He 60 stane oeseh
b-iis Ten ~oeid hsvs dsfsose0 oim.-
Wal Street 6s~s.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-07

00czo0 8x2E8 - x8AAxUkAx.
DxA Dssstp can Be soenl1ed frse -
he Insesnns6ooa1 hoeel CeesSy street.,
bsevssn asonod and Third, and vii m
DR. - eisuaDseanose tAko . eAse soof
they ~ posi1ivs thsy caoDos cure @
hane6k CAafRue oro ron1o0Ao}e en0
shs roos trsaAod fsee fran . - 10 q m,
Tuesdsys nd Dat1x6sys-
O0ee houss fro0 10 . =. 70 6r. y ;
evenings. ! 70 o; Sundays. 10 70 L.
They c1fo pefDanensly a1ls61Doases 81
~ ge0ito uf1nARy Organs, b either efx,
end Dake Q specially of dssfptss and
eafAssb, cd aloo tseas euoceosfulty all
diasases Of shs Dnos and throat. eye aod
80. &c, - vsli - ail acute and chronic
oisso1Ea - vhafeV1R oaDs o nosnfes u
eaeabie. Ne eases sakea II Doe-
Oeuse-syes sssaiehaeoed - 70 10 min
usas.
Yooshful isaissrssiou and lon Of
manhood, seminal weakness, los Of de-
are Of esxuAl poVss il man or woman,
sre sseoessfnily treated b. the electro
maRDe1ie system.
Moo eassa can rsesivs homo treat
usot afsss . few days q the doctors
o6ios.
On. Dsryin have . system Of hooe
treasDsns fog parties living - . dis
tanee. thas saving them time and az
psnss bv writing synp;oms. aee. ssx,
60.
Uniike other physicians Who hsve b.
come eminens in their profession, the
docsoss' charges are sxsremeiy mode
rate. bsinG only ten dollars for six
treatments Of soeh disease % IN thai
psopos,ion, - the ease may require.
Circulars sent free 70 any addfes1,
lrQntSjss answered.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-07

Eiiish r. Hasees, sf Wssbeeao. d..
ooy sseoe 10 the fropt - beep - oe-
uosi shrna sn7sbes loog asceVee0 eis
sosIeal event. BE hes vsislsn ooos to
shov that Casa. JOHN smiths story OF
bic rsscue fsom death b. the heroic 10,
c.hspsss vas manufactures oos OF
Whole oIstb. Prof. Haines says toss DO
cash custom 10 poss % = man TO oeata
b, plseins bis on . Stone end then club.
bsua the life cot Of bin ever pfevaiieo
smons any tsfbs Of AmesicAn ipdsaos;
sbev iovsrisbiy roasted IN eoemy vbes
taken ps,sone.. He Q7otes largely from
BmIsh's nssa book, printed year aftes
h.s pretended dsiivessnc. By soe oosey
bos sssussfoi dsuahser Of fovhat.n. 10
ubieh no me psiou vhsteveF 70 MADE OF
.ueh an episode. II vas not until i6z4
.iysesp years sfteS, that be published N
Rnsiand book Ia vnicn the story 70
nssf gwen. IL sbe mcanttme Pocshou-
sss had married Johu 60Ife and eoDt
10 Z isIand, where she Oas recssved q
eosu and IN 500 ely ~ . real priscees
After her des,h. ssys Prof. hssoes
saith o,oid nos resist tbs tempsssiou
20 o psecs her name 9Th his ovn, soA'
be might gain shas glory be eousd from
the ss.oois,lon. Prof. hsiess sdc'
that Snist's account Of tie Allsg
psses or Of the bssssnsdo 10 pouis' Der
|, iscs indian o atipels on doty. a. Rlven
ia tis nsst book, v4s tue result Of hi'
.o.mins Wit toe Turks and isstzss be
fore De ssii-d fos AneSica.- Hs11 Or-
i>1as Tfxes Dssssevst
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-07
FINANCE AND TRADE.

H4ANfLH. tuesday, M&fcE y.
TIE rec.ip,s Of tnsisr sai esss sess nueh
lsss today.
Feaf carloads % hsy ard ese easloia OF PC
,asa.. cane 0 seattle Iaeret Ants arssng other
xooAs teasy.
Nc Raesri Abrams 10 preparing enc Let o,
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