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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-11-12
Honolulu Library
- AND --
Reading Room Association.
Cor. Hotel n AIaItea Streets.
Open every Day and Evening.

The Library consists at the present
time of over Five Thousand Volumes.
The Reading Room is supplied with
about fifty of the leading newspapers
and periodicals.
A Parlor is provided for conversation
and games.
Terms of membership, fifty cents a
month, payable quarterly in advance.
No formality required in joining except
signing the roll.
Strangers from foreign countries and
visitors from the other islands are well
come to The rooms at all times as guests.
This Association having no regular
means of support except the dues of
members, 1t Is expected that residents
of Honolulu who desire to avail them
selves of its privileges, and all who feel
an interest in maintaining an institution
of this kind, will put down their names
and become regular contributors.
A. j. CARTWRIGHT, Pres,
NJ. nj. SCOTT, president,
III. A. PARMELEE, Secretary,
A. l.. SMITH, Treasurer,
O. Il. RODGERS, Md,
Chairman Hall and Library Committee.
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q . . .
A Good Chance to 60 into
Business !

On account of failing health Mr.. g. w est
will dispose Of his entire interest in the bust
ness known as G.. West & Co., 1O5 Fort
street, Honolulu. Liberal Terms will be
given to a responsible party. The firm has
been doing q good paying business during
the last six months notwithstanding the
dull times. For the next Sixty Days we
will sell Goods tjust enough to cover cost
For bargains in Furniture, Toys, Fancy
Goods, &C., &c. See us before purchasing
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Election of Officers.

NOTICE is hereby given that 81
IN meeting of the stockholders OF the
Hawaiian Fruit & Taro Co. held in Wal
lukn, Maui, October A. 1888, the follow
ing officers were elected for the ensu-
ing year:
John Richardson. ....... President,
j. ID. Holt..... 800. Vice President,
Secretary,
w. II. Daniels. ........ &
Treasurer,
A. N. Kepoikai. ........ :. Auditor.
w. ii. DANIELS,
Secretary.
Wailuku, Maui, Oct. 5, 1888. 65 5w
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NOTICE.

CUSTOMERS having our Soda Water
~ or Lemonade Bottles (empty) on
hand will greatly oblige by notifying
us by telephone or otherwise, and they
will at once be sent for. Bottles retained
longer than one month will be charged
for, Telephones: Bell 179; Mutual, 800.
j. Il. BROWN 81 CO.,
Proprietors, Tahiti Lemonade. Works.
30 &c
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STRAYED.

"a NOVEMBER end,
~ waiian Hotel Stables
Z-~.61Sssssass'>-S- one Bay filley 4 years
old. Owner can have same by proving
property and paying expenses. "Noo
Brand.o 90 If
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-24
TERMS, TITLE, ETC.

Jackson and Rainier Streets Addition is owned by
CHARLES H. and GEORGE B. KIT FINGER, who are
amply able carry out the enterprise just advertised
is their intention work upon the houses
and push them through to completion
possible
All those securing lots entitled to houses shown
by map, Gf work has not been commenced on that
particular house the date of award have choice of the
two cottage Designs shown at Office One of the
houses will be of the Queen Anne design costing $1,000
Two will be of design costing in the neighborhood
of $3.50 each and the balance, in number will be
of modern design-four rooms hard finished cottages
complete in every appointment and could not be dupl-
Gated for less than $500 each.
The building of houses will create homes for ten
families and will enhance the value of all remaining
lots The title to Jackson and Rainier Streets Ad-
dition is Guaranteed to Be Absolutely Perfect and
everything is to be carried out precisely advertised
or money will be refunded.
Remittances can be sent by mail express.
TERMS 500 down. $50 lst of August, and
$50 or before LIST day of September or
on execution of the deed.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-24
Call For Republican Convention

J,Y RESOLUTION or THE REPUBLICAN
ID Territorial Centrai Committee al q
meeting thereof held at North Yakima on
March Z, is,s It's chairman vas authorized
10 name the date Of holding the Territorial
Republican Convention 10 be held IT
ElleusbuEg Pursuant therrfo said Con
srngsan IL hereby called 10 % heid al
Elierslarg on TUESDAY. THE it1H DAY
OF SEPTEMbEK NEXT. At 10 O'CLOCK
A. ST. for the purpose OF nominating can
Iiaase for Delegate 10 Congress. the n0Ini-
naflon Of all other Territorial elective
officers aud such other business as aay be
presented
The Republican County Central Commit.
tees are requested 81 held their primaries Oh
saturday. August the 9th. aiii their County
Conventions Oh Saturday. september list
The basis 81 representation made by the
Territorial Central Committee entities the
counties 20 elect delegates "a follows;
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-24
rnE IsKyESuE PROBLEM.

The Republican senate canno; and
will not consent 10 any tariff measure
In which the principle Of protection Is
not fulIy preserved, therefore the Mills
bill which has just passed the house
has moi the slightest chance OF i'eeonl-
ing Law in the present form The
basis of that bill is the free trade
idea, and TO eliminate this idea will &c.
gnire complete reorganization Of the
measure.
The problem il To reduce The annual
revenue somewhere from s5o.p8 go
10 $500 900. and while doing this to
make no roadlustnicnt that win dis.
turh the industrial system OF the coun.
try This may be- done in several ways.
For example, sugar yields an annsal
revenue OF about sdp.0oo.9a, an
enormous tax cxaeted from every man,
woman aud child In the country ia
orsler that few planters in Louisiana
may have protection. The whole do
meatie product IS but one-sisteensh OF
the whole amount consumed. II 9
sacrifice must be made. IL should he
made AZ the point where the industrial
loss would be least and whore the
benefit would be most nearly equal.
not. as proposed by the Democrats.
where the loss will be Ia Republican
states and the advantage IN Demo
cratic states. With 500 ,c0,00a cut OF
by making sugar free aud oRe-loastl,
OF that snm drawn from these sources
paid 70 The Louisiana planters in the
form OF hounties. the whole problem
would be solved
Another easy way would he 10 eat
of the internal revenue taxes on
whisky and tobacco. These take
alone make NJ mere than the excess
oil revenue. Against this proposition.
however. Il the argument thai whisky
and tobacco are not only o'laxaFies it,
technical sense bat haruttai in
themselves. The taxes against
them are maintained not fos revenue
80 much as 20 restrict their eonsump-
ton. II may be said. however, that
Il IS fault 81 ihe revenue system u
put tax upon ihcse articles At the in.
dustrial point. /, e. the point Of pro.
dnetion. rather than AZ the point Of
consumption, or. more especially, OF
vicious misuse, ~ believed that The
Republican senate will make no az
tempt 20 tako Che tan from whisky
but that Il will eat or the tax on 70.
baeoe, which is parsly an agricultural
proslact and an article II universal
consumption
From the senate Ne may expect no
<aeasurc which repre- .eats wholly
the Republican sentiment. nor indeed
the complete plan az any IRAN OF OF
any seeton. II must. ia the nature 81
ahEags. be compromise, bat Il vii be
n measure in which ,he Republican
principle al protection g. American
Industries vii, 10 fully maintained,
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whoic plumber

Nnolr 0auhft "a
The Central Committee a. its meotug st
North Yakima hal no means Of ascertain.
iuK siSe representation that the new county
OF Q&anogaa was entitled 10, aud therefore
eait gave Is unc delegate Sinre this aps
f.uriionnent was made ] AN apparently
ereslifahiY informed that the Territory
composing said new eeHnty east about
ous-haif q! tho entire yefa 81 the alf
ca1nts 81 stevens, and the Connff Central
Committee Of 0kaaasan tonuts claims 10
BE- entitled 90 onr-half the combined rep
fcsea,atioD 10 flse two cbuufses, y.x- tiNr
delegates ! therefore recommend that
the eountiee ~ Usanosan aud Stevens each
eject three delegates. two % he entitled q,
Ia The Territorial Convention
also desire 70 cali the attention 81 al
Connty Committees and delegates to the
fsfriiefsai t.euS eutipn % the following
resolution ~ the tShtral COMMITTEES
adopted ~ North Yakima
hssaicat. That the Csnffai tssnHsittce
recommends that hereafter each tugnty
&c represented hy al The daiy rics fci del
eFates Whenever p,ssih'c for thcln 10 A.
trssd thai IA ease ~ enfarcesi absence of
ANY delegate hts proxy shall i-e given 90 a
aalS cteetri snuiaicf OF his delegation
orb and this committee further r.enar
ms'ids thst this resolution shall amply 10
County Conventions - WeN as a. the
Territorial Convention
= nANrER. Chairman
A. H. AfrRtp&s SerretAry.
sesitip, W r., lSiy -. iS,S
Republican papers please copy.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-24
To Contractors.

NSAtEp rEnFl>AFS MIL Hg re.
- ec-vet ~ ~ hosoi 81 Scbesi ptruc
Tors Tor nisifief ~, ual5 . asei.lst = 81
II August N. ISIS. Coz tae tcetsssn - tao
Schgat snlA5ags
fnsPs-s4la o. b. made sesaraseis E.,- ez,.h
huiiasag. aud tte rrerasat nsass stat, ~
usac resasrVd srE .hr C,selrseslea IS ca.- 81
% taifss attes ht 4rFootsi 90 the carfraat
AaoA seStssasi ragssg ~ serhnrssa3tsi -
Az AtyaFVsD1 isaMk eHees sc tma sH.aassa.a
tis5sass, made ratahse b. fhe Es5ast5siat ~
tse Beard, which c1ez'k VIA 81 sseiel.s.l l.,
s5sss,si hl4frici NJ. 81 ne ssssty 8estsas t.
enter ihi0 = cuaifaft VIA saeis severity A.
toe fanl fasg Fl.5aln.
FL fiss tfe .lt'- ~ us.t ks1s-gfesi ~, capcE
Vii BE rffHratasi
Flaws ans SYKES frs tals nisF ~ etau 81
TIN aeicS 90 ~ 4 H.eaar A. alsetG
Aac AosTa reserves fae aEhs - -efc.t
f7f H'i1 9il Bids ff..tf
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TO INVESTORS.

- ENEIAI INBRED AfEass or WEST
r+ ltlf4. sea-- EAf1- isae 81
and q So gcf effs fa 5ssr lass sss-scd
za.i ssa.asss esss 81 MIS- sezs cal'v ussal
ez,t t1F.-- sf2fss - 81 ). s-.sz.. Lsss ssYst
E'asrc. f1l4a e1,s4 tsssssTez r. kssssa.-<
-.saesfss tarrc ia = asis.a.sszs E4ee-.H
F.@E1. sg- is,sffsz, Taaasaz HAsFr Ezrss Szss
tstsssstsE zts5aSsEls
t,ee.s, Egst si,is I'll t',sssr a s.sssst m
ssz-ss. ee<eexa ME- $40 = sszsaksa2. p
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-24
A Pastor CURED sY FAITH.

Rev r. leaa Hi;llsssss9- Faster Mschi
KAN AFense tharrh. asgas-gs. hs< l.sca
euara Pa ian 5aras A Stezizzcs. lsauts
Ass1ssf.-. Eesf ,ssE-. o.. ass 81 cssresi 81
iaisa- a-i Pa tezcrs siiass tlsstr. fss ssys-
At-r7 a,as-i Bike saas ssahassszt7lsgiv
fsiaaTs- it 81 r@esiiii aa e sa8szi sr shiis-
FL HfE- 81. q5s HAY * asssfsssi ssss
dts2fittrs es tae fs1sst - ssae s,sss sa.sst ex-
rs-4raF 7rarsls a izr g1ial f-sssssa an
saw. eifes 0ai1k ~ izes ssa cIsratarzfs
sl.s ssx,elrra' ~ nsissa ss1g saaak ~ -
sfakisF iA E-sis pFUasssEfa7 fss,szs d ztr
= stl4rNEasa e-s4 sssla IS g. h S7EM.
A TX aastt4
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-24
ATTENTION..

HAVING SECURED A CONTRACT or
~ several ,Aeiec Rna slightly tuishue
ls'ts ~ y, II pcUMv Eass Para Safi3tl.,a
sisNFiosAiug Lake Z afnh aad thv Eag. !
oiicy them sa Intending raFehassss az az
rxt7QnVly iaw Squire 1eFsaa. hAif cash.
balance onc cf twe Years, g. per eenl
v HUGO SMITH.
tlessternt Occs1cstal Hotel. wisa MART Z
tsriElth. fTasffa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-24
GRACE HOSPITAL.

E5l7ffeasa q nrsT s;aaa. seat's. " T
nY4N WATSON. PRESIDENT przr.
e.uee 9aisd ART etls .Sass sfesess
q eAxsvslT. = 3 ss15a 5sae - - ..issi
ans. ssree~-s. sf4es, keuss hss Frass -
THc Assls.sl 4 Fezghri = tas 49,
E4F rzaeA kite ~ is<a ta.Szz ssszsfs cxss
yr3ku4sa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-24
Dissolution Notice.

-INHE PARTNERSHIP BETWEEN TN
L undersigned has hasa dissolved hy
mgiusi ceuseHt NJ O. NataasSou ASSUMES
at debts q the firm. an be- Viii continue
tar business " III "a SHsFgER.
n l. NATMAl-S3N
gnly =. issS js,sl g.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-24
Transportation System.

Jackson and Rainier Streets Addition is connected
the business center of Seattle by the Jackson Street
Cable Railway The road at the of Jackson
and Second streets, very central location and
Jackson street to Lake Washington passing within a
hundred feet of the Jackson and Rainier Streets Ad
dtion. The will every minutes, and in less
than three months the service will be adjusted to
pass every minutes. The fare and from Jack
Rainier Streets Addition is only cents, being
low as the cheapest fare in the Northwest.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-24

A cLAfRyoY ANT AND TEST NRpiFM,
n has arrived sn this city from forfiaih.
oregon, and viii remain for short time
only. Her tests are most satisfactory re
gHrdlng health. marriage, Journeys aud ali
sent friends Her rooms are Y. Arlington.
lxy4sl1
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SHORTHAND.

EvESIS6 SHORTHAND AND TYPE
Il xritlug class special lessons given.
Fursis taken ~ amy time. Address MRS
LILLIAN fIxLEY, sfenoefs plssr. Eshei.
fnan t.icUclssn 4 Go. jy4
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MISCELLANEOUS


NrANTTD-MKs. HUDSON TO CALI. AT
w az seneca strret iY2Rs
NOTICE. F.sKEN WILL OPEN A
~ school foe xiris on August IS at the
residence 81 Mrs. Shepfeaysi. fhirs street
between Union and University. Pupils ca.
RULED az shpse address 9a August n and
u irotn = tili 3 iya4ts
NASrED-To gTNF HOUSE FOR
w usa spd wise. permanent Give
location Address no. 3, = this office jy4ii6
MONEY 10 loan oN RAJ FsTaTF
VI and chatiel mortgages. sEATTl +
LAND COMPANY. 2sGA Is, tuian block.
Yet
C'ALL MEETfSG-TFIE REGULAR car
\ meeting ~ the seastl-l Real E~fasf.
Exchange Is held in The Board RSonls. ~.
change building. James street, every morn
ing ~ los sharp, Iae public a-c cor
dia.ly lny iisd iy.atf
TAKE SuTicE - wE HAVE POUR
i cleared iefs between the yac kson aud
NIL Street Cable road MAJ VIC viii Offer
uuih August l Tor sac casa. fo0k this 40
for hareain. SEATTLE LAND com
fANl k,som 4. lnlea elock iva le
MONEY To LOAN N suvs va SUIT.
VI upon ifnrfaved city and farm prop.
stl 81 lowest rates. ~ 1eiae iu closing
1rt.i- p Wv Aifsss ID siktiisaizl1 - fF.fI
NfECtAt NuTICE-oNIX A FEw PAYS
- irft 20 secure one 81 tisnse sac Cisar.d
aailaiuE tsfs between the cable raads in
tsS kaufman iract e. S4sa - sac each
Lhcxc bots arr offered 81 the gwen prize
Rutt August + SEATTLE LAND CON
fANG. krora O.. inseR hlsss + fF1i 10
NTANEEn-DY 4 LADY NAN OF
" siesiing wasth. efsoa sound nFincs
pics, Do believes aud lives sud acts eigt
su utHa'F manhood seas he lives "a ard
3rsloar> 10 tkis progressive utmefesath cen
'slry { want such fnsn "a take ise sresa
iAt fast % Nssl1iu gtnH fsrrtsory, not -
grow Yep. ! am already EroSa mp. bat H.
ltss 7iEhg into she Interests - Sic srtrgfoss.
hsliese Washington TesEifary : 3 grand
Iaft q otr country, sRs sareig shere aust
a. some rrEut utcn thsre. IL there - a
faa wtsi wants = wlse h stand hF his
s'sie, Wife wfa nili * tHfcfsssss ~ his
lH'easS, tF Ctn edsiress. 8aF ysao fuonth.
Miss SAii3e BRONSON. E3gxs Holse.
Msshinzf.sa, y 4 VISIT
NgaNEl 10 InAN--slN sEkf ESTATE.
VI ehsfiei mpFf-sze g personal security
N0iss, irsa ig42es. esf.. hen4AL e. r. Mi.
iAk, tls'a James ssrcet. opposite Uats-
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The Democratic administration and
the Democratic leaders Ia congress
want not only 70 pat into effect the
Democratic doctrine Of free trade. but.
farther, to 50 reduce the revenues that
there will be no money for carrying
out the Republican policy Of internal
improvements. This policy. which Is
directly opposed to the Democratic
theory OF states rights. they dare moi
overthrow while money is abundant IN
The national treasury. but with lean
treasury they hope 10 be able 10 DO II.
The old states rights idea. which cui-
minated In the war Of the rebellion
. quarter 81 century ago, l. agsin
before the country under new eontii-
tions The Democrats party stands
for free trade, for sectionalism, for OPP
position 20 public works. just as II did
fifty years ago. The Republican party
stands for strong national govern
meat, for public improvements. for
protection 10 American ministry and
for national progress.
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METHOD OF AWARD.

drawing place the Office OF Messrs
Ieary kiinger unde the three
siected n ID q
me o he Viii r as md Eo clerks
Of n
ie
phlc each psng them halle;
pahliey
Of
le e n hex SO .
of ax1p
5ag will
he made rapidly made
cleared sn te ga g he whole number house m
ta,slsHe
Pass q ho and plat o land be hal application
s0s5Hr ne3a whic
and q on saar
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$50 LOTS IN HAZLEIVOOD ADDITI1
Two miles from to Madison street They are CHEAP
$175 LOTS NEAR JACKSON snHEE4
high and Leve. Beautiful
ion ACRES nE WATER EpnNT MEAD crAIIIE
F WATER FRONT NEAR SEAU

AfteE you have .aygssns Afos ane o. raor,
tsis, saoala yoo. through ~ Etn-ss ar sceft4rt.
Assssne pressed for m3seySyS1 a4ss oul, -
e-essrs sour c'seezs ). tae bsss and he via
% csssesi 90 TIE ssos fo- tAzsr saii fsss ss'us
FOG ere. thsr-fors. By tbs spsssn .zs 8, Vi.
ss<-< 30 efsr, Insure sgsfezs zcridses. rau
s-e yeuf Treasurer srl 54eker. Ard Il t.. ssra-
'sass az svnsr Of saiesbso sroyesty
~ nd ycg - ssy tias, hausser or s~a.
shs fh-ex- 81 hsnk fsx pzymsa: the, viii b
imzssssfssy hsussef and serxsre..9ss as az
ca hire ~ sEnss all rights At purchase n N :
sasd lad
We Ger a "a iea oppartanssy sad sdysss
seq 70 hsy naw. pos't vstt iot tire .,,a sex
.ssFses e .sorJ soa tie o. porz aassy Il ssysew
easA h2ye br1ahs s9es 4sd sa~h To- i -.
assnsas so for - sasca and rs~ L Is sosts. j.
zsrea.
&sae yer ise2s.ss. no matte, 20. az, Il sass
azse b. Sst yozr corner ssezss s-sfcre xss
n2oa AID bsEsA ffpn the stsszsa.
1sa7scsa Ei1easal rsllraSzs zse kes sssx rs-
AsrHssesarir< "a essrssis.sx kaa rr.x;sx
= % a he=fsa1 rrse:h.
sfffEsss8zr
rse daily races sxs sIssd via .sssau.. Of
$50 sS-ssysisex
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Children cry for Pitchers t.slsrI
sons.
r,Irf,.

H4lE--sr ssstsie, July n. TO the wife Wal
fes r. Hall, a sisuxater.
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III ~ Louis Gfcb<- Ds~ccyaf nosey
49, ~ Original Mills bin psf martie
- 61oels on the free liss- When THAI
~ Il he bill came up for cossidsrs-
lfon, however, fex days ago Ten
1oosse snemier Of the hsase said that
- nsrble would destroy IN import
nj Industry IN hts stats. h il woaii
- wicked 70 Iujsre an industry Of a
Democratic state. the Democrat.
rexty struck ons thai provision. anEi
- dsty on thi- psodnet viii remain
unchaneed. This @rrtionaIisn IL ofs
- The nsost Ubiquitous featnrez 81 tbs
Nills bill. bat ID Is oniy one Of fhens.
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nov tbs FssU1~s - she Ue4 4us1nGs
srs Ea1~ yfng themselves
fsdY VIII 10 po,sssntaf ~ The Hof
srrinxs- ~ ths Grexn Kiv<r eoussrJ. s~ufs
sfss fssirv ssg Eersnss ~ = pserfs xsseA
saz Ct "a Ny sfe prcpsf<eors - rs xxsxss
Of ~ Hot zysinsx hssrf cn 1afY r.. -
al 10 sfHaxx wx sfAred saf Ire picnic
rr5rnde. which are s&sS 10 be ktEsssz Axsi
D. snssF frf,rn The hss<s xEsroukf1 kEsR spsss4.
Ffss road b~srx ssagt rpade ~ 1fxssnsr
<zera sufses ta8f~r We WERE vel rsr~sd
fs< oar tezx ssik when &c esrzs u Ef,rz
cu<x. ~ae<x car Ysstir ws< - y a<s1.
snd kgus4 <fsf Eesss ~ uatFf zssa 5tnsax.
Tsss suexsssia tfnuf here arc fns- ~ Il =
ws were sailssf % srnES. uhern we fc.7d
baaxsfa4 Tsrast lxsd. snd ~ tta = ~
Ssss1icT Atseux fhf@e rressss SIRE Ns.s
fseSss fnrzdr 81 0Eympss. Miss 24ss k-ni
If 1sforna. Ms u J. -nekaszn q FOR
fssxkasey. Mrs r Pesxeff. AFs. z. : fkrsoT,
Nsp Lewis, Mr. r 5ukssssa ssd fzszsiy
M. j q. He ala. N Tsepss&s a-s
king. Portland, Gsrsg0n. gNpssza kaes.
snst vile. Tarssza. Mr.. =. y -nfpss ans1
wr,ss- ne ffaIss~. oregon: Mr.. II. !. Hes.
1aIt. Hot sprsuxx NJ. Taefnssans NJ. 7,
Thtrassse< rzEii&eGers.
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WHY Hx RETrRsxD. Mr.. sshssssr Gear.
sx5.ss started OF = b1siness "trip e. Sez
York 4 wekk cr - ago. resrraeG hss1s 81
serarsiay, greatly 10 the sarTsfisz - his
f-iefds 10 sxfsainihz the casssS u bis fe-
tasn. Mr. eieary said; ~ bea I fssf.scss
ean Franrlssss Eel ia with NJ. E@r8ar1- >
wealthy merchant Of PessisHsA. Wssa was
islksBx OF establishing his sos N assiefAs
IL Tarofas lie wss iceksag f0s ssaa 81
experiences 80 50 IN vita bis SOFA and ssssis
! proposition 10 rne ! ees1tidsfs1 =. vas
suised. and feslk hls sytsr up ] fanse -
Tscssan. rented q a1fiisar. ard Will have
sssfo running their ssrt a. sssozs a. can
ees the rosstts The TSe4rna stssFe VIII -
setsfafe, ard hsvs No euSmectten with fhf
seattle establishment. The eia ssefF = ~
s-s suadaefrf by Chester Saesss and The
new cnA ~ Chester aiesrs s. 90 NJ y
Bernard. my Tscansa partner has eesti ~
nssssness With hts fzffsS N Peza8srsH inf !
aasss~s. 0f years, and II msn Of ~
trrisnce. with good business qnsiiefs-
isfsz. rss SSfry 20 Base ras visit 10 New
York. bat tssss isssss Il bssst1ess. jos. kn9a
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There i determined EFFORT to re-
store 10 what was eoming % be knosn
~ Salmon river, In the 0kauegan
rpunfry. is original and better title Of
EonenBsully creek A. such Il vas
known ~ The Indians, with whom e
MAS a famous hunting ground, and
who crossed II where Kuby city now
stands, en- route iroul the okanogan %
fIe Mefbow and Ms Conconnniiy creek
& u set down on the Older maps Jhe
original name has two recommends
ticnz, namely, eupsony and stIisty.
There arr tso saimoa rivers in Oregon.
one flowing from Mt Hood. the other
On the silets reservation: and one in
Idaho. Much confusion has already
resulted from confounding the new
mines with the famous old Idaho
district,
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AArEslAitsr fMNAcune- Ns, J. T.
Nask delivered the frsi q q course af ffos
THOUGHT lectures ~ the Real Estate ~
essa9gr. sunday nisai. 90 ~ audience fhsi
hsts1 sven 80, s,,'e y la tl'e ssss = lac
"a r. Ia !. ~ ~,
ieeklnx gentleman al refhars Il. @ifA
hsavy feasssslz 1T the HENRY Nss,f N,,s,-iser
tyrs-. 4 40. snus.eal salea thai ssaS,.~ a.
M tssaay 4 i,ets 81 delivery. and Is sslltrr
r.sssss,t Shsrtlarf,d frofa .stesstn.- thss bar
.svns ~ Nsshrtisn ~ = vraFs'i rkr
snenkeF afirMpied ~ lip, IL asqssset,f
tnt easerfAin5,i rs hs.aress With what 4
ursat YsAny peoiiie voeia raII -.kias
rhe1uV fiae esgr. tAe anairngo sess-,ssi
III siesirx ias' ths, s,Ft 81 ta5ug. manifested
arpeesai ~ tfrQnent app,aase ana ~
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LOST AND FOUND

I osT-kS OPAL SCARF FIS. ANYONE
IL finding and returning tAe same 90 the
undsfs. gned VIII reeeiFe g reward. cHtS
p MuNDAf. }ys2 q
/ OSf-PAiH OF HAND EYEGLASSES
II Finder viii receive g. for their return
q clerk ~ ncr.ccnfal jv2f ~
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THOMAS x7owHN,
Consulting Mechanical Engineer and Surveyor.


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