davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington critic., 1889-01-22

Beecham's Pills cure bilious and nervous ills.
overcoats reduced to 800, Elseman's, 7th & E
The Washington critic., 1889-01-22

PROFESSOR COOKS Balm of Life for sale by
all druggists.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-12

tfss1z- HGrtankx. saa pAr- pep~sses ssss
ss EA-sy Hose. sxsesasr
8assE-- Esz<y. sczrcr =. ses2sz
gnsaa - eaesre. assn2s
E~-s ~s-zsez9s gasser~zss rxr.~. Hr.a--e a.
3 ssc store soss ..ss
asz-sers- Nesrase. cnxa. Seattle 70 SAG
fEszcs@en
skN rex sEzcHAsrssE xsKxr-.
AEs ao1Ss oca Horss-s,ziex ard
s'afse~ cTzless or~n@a steady. sega
Isassss sSe~a. sases q 7sa hxxs. tscssb~r.
sSa-ss Novs-Eh sef. SIS gssee Is ~. rs~-rz. h.-
k1s-'E~s l5-ss. Jxros~v. sESIsss4s n Srxa
A-zs steady fzl- e2rro~s. Isle.
Snc<r-x3sw nominal far rp6nzzr. sa.e.
eEntxsfaral. es~sess. sssr. rssneSs, weak ard
a-sei sszsze grades - Aowev. 81 A. s1-ss
csc sEazsa4-sl a -: zsec4sszer's A
&c r-Enasssszl. 40.
fsgEsTe--EfzA lake October SO IS
le@2--N sszssr.4l, ssoszestle. x2elk
sia---tesay and r1are Krssws. st-asts.
szsw
Fes-aieaga--ssp~1e8 frvG a. eSsen. ans
ssse- VISITING r. trS1snr. Sacred 50 *. tszf
slase4 f.rsn 81 1sssse stock xxesss-re r.r.szs.s
SIC, highest @sssc. ss1sss Sc. esr~issv
= 80, Constituted sEeA2nre oT9aess -
h7Shesi sssse. i1wess So. c1oSsne ss,e
Ioss4 ssses- &c CO. hzr-x2s.
cEgrsso FSosreT SawEr-.
CHEeass. ocs- s-wsaeas-C7nse4 loser.
oi-1olssr, Ese1eaaEzr, szssc: Msv.
ssssc.
ta8-r-~Fsrzas octSke-. Sac. More rz.tssr.
Slass MAJ. gsssc.
o4ss--Stea1y 0c3etsT tsss.es Deccz o4r.
fsssc Nay. SC
karsev fetBser. &c
sogk--sseAais; ocaober. 80 s.: January.
So m-t<
k-arV--sse@1y. o5to5<s, Ssta: January,
s. S-sEs3Es.s
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-12
sAag.nlsE fasstllxsn.s.

sSS fKAScsseo. oci f1--Aryives-Tk
AlssfT Aesse. XaFxk * Marrztss. 40
gsaAS Cissrss.- sv WAlsA y alla. Victoria;
- Asnaeoees NSaziraa. sasseSs-~-rr A.
GAIA, Zoos hay. I'd Asoerlcz, SauAizao. 81
: ws Iruslz-rs. Tacoma
raTT A&Essax, 0cs. u.-Tlse bark Tidal
sSFs arrives here i2sf rsgAt frosa Seattle,
WIRE Sc - h-srl sgr.aa.asIsr-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-12

sA&Exa.A ' aATtsoM ASp SENE2HxOO
ROUTE
-tExszs- sezTxS ~ss2Ftsn Eev wNs.es-a Mr4 ss5
va l&zs1nSS DAY. exrerG SAfzr1zvx AZ II ~
=. ASzaves e. y Aascoz1 att :. ~ tAe so1aawasg
Ae-lrHsrS ifHFcs @as.coEz daily cxcsxs Szt-
hfsx $50 > 81. Arrives a. >@ssxls Al = n
tAs fu4essnE Car
SoTEck---zsKFzsr ie&vfrr Sesrse Fsissavx Al n
z n %1lE ~ 20 ss4aafae ass ZEN ECO Leaves
Base ~ y hSseaTz Sc akse1f = ~ -asurssayx
Ak~ CAY efzsee - tie eztv ssEtUz EaekeEx 20
a Essi ssx kzst SD S92tM "a tAR 0.-sffsr Pa
cs1es Northern Pacific ara Gnissa pScsse
@ z y. ca. roek
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-12

Tae ttss-ss- J ?. 1&sS~. He-ba-s = Sae-As-
Tzzss<. leaves s+ss-s4e every San5av afternoon a.
: y n toF fUTs Townsend and tAr san Fasn
fSAzsks, from HStEeaafs whsrf Leaves fssyr
l0NHsssz4 ~ 4 70 every Monday. ~ ss5rs<1av
s5s Ff19sy sar y hzteo-n. czIiissg a. sz-it ;
asaxnsa. z2a ~ sSea's tEexts~r rs-za.Es{nsgl
Ar=y&e, LoyAx FsiGay Ha-t.a- Msrse fsn Neu.
stsy garg Eerfh aid TAuss1sy gang sosasl8
EocAe AafhsaZ. 0geAs Rz4 Ess. S5GzA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-12
SEATTLE wHAzco. ROUTE.

etrs-v~f wash agtoe ea~eS seattle as e. ul-
r3u1A+s Ttsns7aes STD EhErs-syt arrives -
v a-ears as = us DcEt 9sE- k-i ,sgs.lEs lasrss
g--s-e-.ea Is =. an Mai.eks<. sezasssisYz sd
SOMA a.. yes ~ n sttls AZ s. Lgxi &2y.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-12
Our Success 10 Based Upon Facts

Oar rsredies acs quickly aud care perma.
neatly.
We DO noe claim 20 know everything in rvla.
ton "a medicine or diseases 80 Be shie 10 eyre
every oass, but We 60 claim tsst large extern.
ssVe and incr~zSin g pFScfice. with Unparalleled
sUocess . sustain u, arc the best prool Of doc
tor skill.
Experience Is worth everything. Knowlasre
gsisea by consulting with, critically examining
aud successfully treating thousands OF PERSONS
81 every ssc. sex. Profession aud oceupsGion al.
tccfcd with every pTessaishle form and stage ~
disease, az Geieransty, cusbes uS 10 assure those
sureFing with like uslasiies. that We have sac.
eases treated. even sfter other skilled aud eaeg.
gcslc physicians have failed To effect any perma.
Eeut change for the better.
We are patronised by q class OF ladies' ana
gentlemen too Sagacioes 90 he imposed uron hv
al ignorant ausek, and they are too iupepend.
eni to be frightened away from physicians who
are curing them.
Persons calling al our cfice can have the satss-
faction OF free consultation. with the assnr.
snce that they May depend apon receiving can
dii opinions, honorable, square dealing, reason
able charges and no announcement without a
prospec; OF improvement or cure.
oar practice l. founded upon the results OF the
best methods, without reference 10 schools or
"psthies.
You will not he urged or persuaded 10 take
treatment. and no one viii re treated unless
there ia strong probability Of n cure or p~rrna.
nent benefit Make interfogations and decide
for Yourself.
once hours: From a. m. 70 .. m. sun
DAYS, 10 ii a. IN. only.
treated al their homes by correspondence
Medicines and instructions sent by mail or ex-
press Consultation free.
Always send stamp when reply Is expected
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-12

wuATc03 AND sEN.AEMoo ROUTE
.....--rf .ss te.t+rs9a seaecs seattle ~ =.
- E5tass $ et.slsfsss as4 Frlasys. arrives
s. - ..rs.eafa 9 ri. rseE- eaF ketarr b "a IS
S. saesga g ssStavs se& Thursdays 90 q = "a.
--.- as s. IL MaaaaY ffgT 20 -crZt az2ssss
IL FAts-tfts Pres seat
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-12

w 1T Co-srEAwEgs WILL fEAyE
W . 1csser's coca, 1ecEt.es asA.-y soE .sesa.-1s
81 s.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-12

E1tHrEsux- leaves Nhs.eaSa a. q II Tres
GsTs, tEGrSsETs Essls SsEzrzzvS On ne Sasa-~
Gas TN tha kaaty goes tisr "a 20 -czstza. Pare
from Peri Townsend - ss.sEse. 81 Taai FAR
.hsr nStilsE y2sSsTs-e-S e. freight frUrn Sesstse
So The Is &zaesS ny TIE IahGyss - ssasesiav Aad
Fls1&r =. rs VII ~ rerEae.s ca tie Washington
%sssEahQss s-ss TRANSPORTATION Cos sae2sasg
A3ttE - Esrf I0wus<s8si "a TE1eSsSY ani Thurs
esv utsats AID t.znstsFze4 etTecs Is tsa 4 sAy
Or tAese esys TIE " : & T. "a. sill issue tick
Cts az. 81 f.rsgEt tsrsaEh - destination
HERBERT BEEs HES Manager.
J. A HATFIELD Ac~at ~rsts.s
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-12

&ss-k T&t-A
T1o variety auf s-saseur Of soeaery along
- line - srs.saIes ard q. fhe Gesssts 81 track
tra5n serFFes ETC. uoEhlag = 0mstteA fhat can
sd io f5e safety and eelas9Ef ~ il rstrass. al
"a al. il gives the teet s9t gaost serv At1e Gae
- travel. uGesaer f8s hs4s1asss e. pleasare, te-
tween rert1su3 Tacoma. seat,ts. AiesoFls sHf
a. Pee. G. cost FG.nts. sud %iuniBex. A.nHe-
s.oi - Pau Gattsee. - inIsiss Ottawa. Its-
r,fte. Montreal Bos;a8, AcS losk, AID a.. Eass-
oFn cl'stA
Tasozxh f1c21's So issaes 20 a. principal
yofrfs ~ the tssie8 eia,es, canada, sai EaFops,
~ loees. sGt1A
For detailed faforraf.aa apply % TIE .oiiow.
Lag ssaHfe % tse co@FAay.
& Is ErEgs.b
-. . Was-suztaa st-ees. Portland. Or
y " H3NAsS~ seattle. N T.
FE f5tf- TsTasas s. T.
sorse~rot..fseee stsr,@erfa, b solicited
Gses1tae o. f-s- F-ast'.'ice
TO sAE FBANcl-co. cAL-BY Way ~
SOUTHERN Pacific cos LrsE
rH1 MOIST SHASTA E1CrE.
Cs-c&cF lz a@e tssa any otssgr I0st2
EEt8Nz&
sKAETIE AID sAS FEASCisCo
esAso scHy.e raVrs ~ raE rAcsrs o9aaT.
FzIE&a hE8s. s,egassH
Tsgr.ss t,aaElnz c3Fz. ~ sefat3 ustAslea o.
ssls8ss.s { as Ezzs>e sss.f - GlisEzss ~
t4ptess EESs3A
For tsr&ess Aa.s ether tnfoFasgtaa ca 81
4 CM{g 81 IL. EsEas AZ, @xsstsss Y :
EGkHGEE. AksAgsf
EF EtH8k b As frz1efAs sN.s = AZ
gase4se Aee@t legI-z-3s u-.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-12

I.AsD TRANSPORTATION Co.-EERsEgr
4 =, bses1sF. --sAsgor
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-12
CANADIAN PACIFIC RAGLwAY-THR TgCE
TEANSCONTfEESTAL ROUTE
-BETWEEs-
The PACIFIC AND THE ATLANTIC.

Us pasSensc: egulp racut ts The finest N the
wori1. consisting II luXurtous siccTiug cas-.
Asy4aE drawing. smoking Sc hAth Trenss5 cnca-
fortEtie Sad clesa cooaist ears. With free sleep
tlE bsrtas t1r hClCers 81 sersi'si-cinsa ttCEeis,
snf fhe meet modern stysa 81 dsy eoach's
ia dining cars aca hotels Provide sta best
qnaalfy o. food ia Eaalm41cl qUEA4iy, a. fe&So1s-
aAlk rataH
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-12
pAcsuc NAVIGATION co.-wHArcou

pAClFIc NAyI5ATToS co.--wHATCoM
i RDtIE
S:eafsst -tate - Washington. Henry Bailey,
" ester. leaves Tsrafas Sausfzv. Ius s3Ay ard
THURSDAY faF Na-toata, saH1ERe. Fsirh&veH.
-zHe 81, foHrs1t.e. AuscoYtes rt64tE1y and
s'fic- Ess4ruigE leave @hEucon o. toliow-
lDe dsv.
-satIa}e~-f.0s no Bs0ogn& =. - sesve sesttie
q ~. nrrsve - n*tcsEa e. fa.. ls7sFe W. tn
:, ui leave SEATTLE 80 = N. Err.te sc41la
ia IA
RtTHE HkEDcG IATIE.
Ssesssev S4a4st Calef George Barlow. master.
IssVes Taeszss Mn-.tsF Ea5 THURSDAY at "a ~.
Leaves Seattle. HsEs-}a shsri every Monday
ar4f Tas.fs.4aF 50 Z r re- f1r -Gn Juan islands.
cs.t.fss a. gllntou. UtSals8g. sEsGw9ed. AAC0a-
Key Fgs8sF H&rtsaF Essrse AsTbar-
sKAfsgr RIEEE ROUTE.
steamer lfes-y Hs.sey. : Denny. rnAster
Leaves Ts09las &0u+kys AID Thursdays al
T.
ieEvrs seeftle every Taesisy su5 FTi4ay On
faff fcr aurss ~ ~kas.t A&fF. Mount Yer.
lca sterling ant lnttF-4egs l&5c rcsufs
TACQ&4 TRADING co.
Agents, Tacoma
, A HATFIELD.
AEsuL- Ses'fir-
, sE8HsR5f>E
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-12
BLOOD AND SKIN DISEASES.

Syphilis. . disease most dreadful In its results
com FlsEely eraaicased
Users. Cssarrh, etc permanently rurYexs
where Others have failed
Kidney Urinary and BLADDER crrnrlA,nts
painful dificaIt too frequent. burning o.
einCsss urine. high coAoFcs or with milky sett.
meut On standing, weak hack gcnnorhsea
eject, eystsus promptly and safely cured
tEarKes reasonable.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-12

eANA OF NORTH sEATTs r-SrsgSnEroe
a. ssSsA - esaee 81 Fresss &Aa RaaESz, rrs-ees


pAsK or NORTH sEsTTtr-stscogro
farsasn arr enzssssse exchange nxszss. ara
seed
Ne have sveessi ssessgssey ~ r~assnx c,ssse.
asas = - PARTS q TIE Sa5s<s Ssssrs ass
$50 Ers4rs 4 r. sa 4 , r.. SaSnsxEay. :
a - 10 = =. as s - , ".
FNxE-Nnxs p W WHETHER r-esss~-..
1sfhN U<ThASrxE Nsrs rSe~ses-rss 4 n
sss.,.-s. ,, tAssfes. y nEsNYs :. 7, sroNE
Jaws ooSSsxS MORTGAGE Trust CO.
sAsSss cry sSa wv YAK
Fad UP capital s.-....... sseeaao
Ian E-easy On ;rp-evet rstv sns ss-=, r-o,-
cry - ss7eaa's q soc - stasaaa IA
Ss.sf = sses.ax .osas ARpiies
drawn hern Money p&as
ss eAsek o. e.ak
nrstp1Ss 1N.Ss A SPECIALITY.
Y vcr hare ths security we have sAe -sc,.vt,
ssaa- AMy sysss at esza rsef8stan met
AS "a tFsnsral Agens saa gxsmGno-.
49, $50 = --S--- ----S n-.-nzene ~
I AND SCRIP FOR THE LOCATION OF
GOVERNMENT LAMBS.
Inesselag
foBTxgFTELD. VALENTINE
SOLDIERS ADDITIONAL HOMESTEAD.
SIOUX HALF BREED.
Bought and soid
Prices knti information en- application.
sA HEAS < co. EanSers.
lco wssatns'oa street., ChieaFc. n.
CHARiES =. EMERY RIAL ESTATE LOAN
Y COMPANY.
BOSTON AND KANSAS carr.
Mortgage loans or business sns resssese. nr.>.
ss'y Ballalas loans a Speciality.
save hrcke-s' ard agents commission nv ses,.
ING erect with THIS coFnreay and ROT through
representatives - other companies
heSGy capital slwsys oa had. No appllea.
uofaS seat away for approval Lowest rates of
Interest Loans closed sitauut sie.ay
Il. NJ Palmer
Manager for tTanca ufs-e
Room :, fhinney block. Front aud seneca SIS.
Seattle
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-12
TO Tine LADIES.

We gre most careful srd consfSerase asfer-
Laa 10 GAssssss 81 scuzen aud hfhirSr n yea
sAEer ffezsA aay 0AscHre, dffssast ~ lingering
SsseAss 81 II TIE eemtrsn routine sesgnrS far IA
ears sea retnensasy tAe celebrated srseoaslisss
EarN Yea " hen tsGpsS fail The srsacsAsf<ts a-a
sAkll+a IN every department 81 rrs~ffcsl and snr.
gseSl cSrertenee TIE professor azs hsa wrsss
q experiences 81 the hospitals Of Rrsesiyn AMI
New eo.k, formerly special prosssx0s ~
MoHAas Hospital College. SsS Nc-k. and -
enc 81 the uaoss ssccessfsli and hexs kpowa syne-
eeaoSicz. specialists IN shas country.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-12

Nervous resslitv. Spe-saxsorrhsrs. Seminal
loses, FAyStsss le~sy. arising from irafSe-~-
ton. gr0aacsNs slewplcsSsfvss. dsxpendcuey
piE'Pses on he lace, svcrsscn 20 se-iefy, easily
discouraged. lAex OF conndencc ouli unat tSr
stndy cr SsSlness. and anas fisc bgr4en
safely, peymansaIiy and speedily cgeed
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-12

SEATTTE TILE INSURANCE AND TRUST
> Company.
CAPITAL. sz5o.ola
oFFlcE WITH MOORE LAsp co, srarTLx

Issues policies 81 insurance unoa real es's'o
tees rGaFEnfss. ~ stsotute prcfae tea agslast
los ~ reason Of defective tttief
Il AEsEEugrs a. - own rXpeasa the dstenss o.
al legal Ur0c.,+Aass Instituted tee interest o.
adverse claimants, AID relieves the insured
frum al rfruhie, aumoTafoe. snKsefy. cost and
Cxtaasa sffaa1tag ssen itlEaGi0as.
e. H. UA&tURfi s.deUt snd Counsel
EXft0F. WAF~1S e Squire, Wee Pres.
II r BAKER secretary
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-12

Nh HASTs NATIGNAL BASE
Isss gEssesl ~ T@ss sfffy Aus 5asncsss
aaeH1 ~ sac
TNgEG1 EF&x@s a@EEG@@ESF
B@sts e f5rs a. SIS 11saFsfse eT aAaFss
Maze .e zrgE3gale sgsH.sfeTs. aa4 issues testeFs
q szesst
tseasrst banking sssiaees frsneselet
ttaes - "a h4tIE. k0-t4tza. eof2ez
eecez11 49, Aegsy ssE.&.%
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-12

STEAMERS
CEAS6E OF TINE - rHg sEx. ysSr
sTEAMEg FAEEHAgxS
-lxAvgx rcs-
VfSasA1ws cr-rSville. sra~e-tes rss-hs~r- r..s-
.stSssE- >sSSzne. wAssrnrz szs2 usw rzs-ss
&e<Azaz, v e11essx. sssz kEs2ay n p a
kst~--sr-s hsres <esssse Scr rars--ws wes-ss
ssy Frssss AT senssas ~ 70 q n f~szn ~ess4ls
HA-sae<se Co ws&sf
ssszsse ws-wagsRse raEn&rv. Asez. searsse
= WILSON tuezserzg &sgkcsr. Taz<zr-k
i l. Cowss1l1> sSezL EssTh4ves-
pACZFTc COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
tsspstrs sEes-e-x trc-z SssssIs sx sssss,wx
80 ~s1 fzsEF SOC va fFzrt Tsxussrss s-s
szeFcrA Al p X krasS1zxs-s reeesv ps %
eSa-E 81 = IA faxscssr & II L. = - n
a. svsy. sss DAYS tEs-wsfss-
ffsr Assssz At a. Il fae-Nhe- 70 ara u
ffDT ~4= Frsn1sxCT0 sn- Nse6N@ss sm8 re-ns
sss1st fssTz> Al s. E-. taetSe~r = = Il -
- = AID ere-v Ev~ a.vs tasNezfser.
IscEess rssv Ne oetssned a. TIE cesce o. sAe
eaSs&zy o. TIE E2sSes
SGFoDAI1@ FESkiSs 4 CO.
tssaersl ASsa.x
NJ = Nsrkss street,. ssss F-s-si~ca. sssl
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-12

Ne have special ssessgssex ss- r~.ss.s 49,,
1sNt - - f@Fss 81 TIE Insses S.ase-s aas
$50 Evszrs> T. ~ sa4D r.: SaEnrEav~ !
= D. ~ = n. as s - y ia
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-12

snxEs-sNeS, y. VI wHrwTxg r~essse,.,
& 1sfhs n 0<ThASFeEE, Nke~s sTs~ss@nss I. n
esssA-kN, ta&ssEegs q. E nE>Sys q i. Srsexr
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1889-10-04

sec 5 t 1 mr. IL 100 acres 27 GA 10 O5
Whipple NJ. ct al NV Or sec It'll
mr. z 9 $50 Observation-Disclosures. 81 %
Whitfield n. @. ct al sw Or sw Or
sec 81 re and e y Sc Or
sw or Sc Or SET; % to mr. 7e
LOU . %
Western Town Lot Co. pit n Y sw
Or sw Or sw or sec 20 t 2 nj Sc
10 3 81
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-09-07
Opening of Oahu College.

MR. EDITOR: Oahu College and
Punahou Preparatory School open
on Monday next September 9th, at 9
O'Clock a. m. desire to call espe-
cial attention to the new order OF
things In the matter of transporta-
ton. No omnibusses will be run by
the college for the accommodation
OF students. Ali who plan to attend
either school will do we'll to study
the advertisement of the Tramways
Co, as published in the ADVERTISER.
The students car leaves Pauoa, on
Nuuanu street, at 1923 a. M, and
running by way of School, Fort and
Beretania streets. will furnish ample
accommodation for all who come to
Punahou.
Only one fare will be charged on
this car, payable in students
tickets " only, IN the sale of which
liberal discount is made to those who
purchase in quantity. There seems
to be only one drawback to the &C
commodation provided by the Tram
ways Co., viz, that they do not run
to the upper gate on the campus, as
they did last term. Mr.. Gribble
found it necessary to remove the
track to point opposite the lower
gate, and has not been able to re-
place it. It is hoped that this sec
ton of the line may be replaced at
an early date, when, with the present
schedule of trips, the company would
provide all the accommodation
needed for students and friends.
w. g. MERRITT.
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SHIPPING NOTES.

Tho tern Eva sails to-day at 10 a. M. for
r1rsis in ballast.
r5s schooner Luka brought about 500
sS Of sugar yesterday
Tho las Makee brought $50 bags of
. ~, and $50 bags of paddy from Kauai
eterday
Tho schooner Rob Roy was moored in
4. .c .fream Yesterday and therefore did not
slas published.
Tho steamer J. a. Cummings brought
~ 5sc. of sugar from KoOlau yesterday
nj discharged to the Wilder.
The schooner Haleakala brought 500
40, Of sugar from PepeekeO, and dis
AIRED it into the barkentine s. G. Will
ls!esterday.
The steamer W. G.. Hall arrived yester-
l,r oft,rnoon from Maui and Hawaii with
a tggs of sugar, 1877 bags of ava, II bags
Imfpp 30 bundles of hides 80 packages
ilniries, fl cabin and 103 deck pas
zgeTs.
Trebark c. 0. Whitmore, Ward, master,
rived Sept 9th, 30 days out from Depar'
rp Bay with 1918 tons of coal con
srai to Allen e. Robinson. She
5if fine weather and very light winds the
Eh5e voyage.
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Native Art.

10 The art-gallery of Mr.. j. J. Williams
- surprisingly fine painting of the
'saner Mlkahala lying at the anchorage
aNaElllwili, island of Kauai. We use
word surprisingly" inasmuch as
m n painting under notice was done by a
~ native Hawaiian boy-artist,
;-9 10 years OF age. The drawing is
S sII photograph, and is exact, while
,J3 Solorlng Is marked by the dash and
S -aLe'S OF genius in every turn of the
H. ra =, A Keen critic might object to the
j,,L u The picture as being rather too
80 ~ ~ a sunny cline: but, with this
IS oiip,loh' the bay and surrounding
r, ,sIape Vie IN finish and natural APP
eiab a'te with the landscape views of
TTSo o%e landscape painters.
RoIo. H"lle Oh this boy artist is Charles
b., "a, ana he seems to have the geuius
nssii UIll! requires encouragement and
i -' Nj alq to develop into celebrity.
aOsia "a" q 3een hitherto supposed that
ytb 5T us i the only mental qualification
deEa5i " i. the native Hawaiian is en-
mks,io ~ any large extent; but an ex-
Polo I'm OF this painting by Charles
lativa a VII Will convince anyone that the
hsnebdnl lhd has endowments in other
iaaitias' o., u art that only want oppor.
ont 80 Sliu encouragement to bring them
nce, t tb genius is latent in the Hawaiian
eic1 1 rrspe can be no question; but the
i0Qnde5 + th that have always sur
kind ao llleSe people, have not been O
Sparks calculated to draw out the laten
aader diSa a5ep1 IN rare instances anC
advantageous conditions.
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LIGHT on EDDYSTONE POINT
NORTH EAST COAST OF
TASMANIA.

With reference to Notice to Mariners,
- y, dated 5th March, 1899, this Light
u exhibited on 1st May, and everything
Hm order as stated in that Notice, ex-
s,alg that the Light, owing to the triple
Isl not changed to Red at once, but
s1Ess fOllOws:-
Bright and l Red flashes from S. 13o
tpS.So "; Bright and Red flashes
haS22 Z. to S. 49, E Red and
Bright flashes from n. 32o w. to n. p >
J !Red and l Bright f1tsheS from n.
a:W. to \. 19oW 3 Red flashes from
Mp ". to \. l4o E.
All bearings correct Magnetic, taken
ION Seal.
4. G. WEBSTER, Master Warden.
Marine Board, Hobart, Is May, 1889.
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POLICE COURT.

FRIDAY, Sept. 6.
Manuel Jose, charged with larceny Of
$500. The charge not being proved the
defendant was discharged.
Palakiha, charged with obstructing
Justice, was remanded until Sept. 9TH.
A. Rosa for defendant.
Lui Guzman, charged with embezzle-
ment, was remanded until Sept. 10th.
A. Rosa for defendant.
F. Heiderick, charged with disturb
ing the quiet of the night, was remanded
by the prosecution until Sept. 18th.
CIVIL CASES.
Max Eckart VS.. Mrs. J. Ward. AS
sumpsit 500 % is discontinued.
II. G. Crabbe VS.. n. Perry. Assump-
sit. Held over until Sept. 9th.
A deserter from contract service was
ordered to return.
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City Man: 81 should think you
would find life here very dreary."
Villager: "Here? I can assure you
this is pretty lively place for Its
size" 81 should not suppose from
the look of things anything ever
happened here" ''That's where
you're mistaken. Why it amt two
weeks since we had an eclipse OF
the moon"
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noceints Of Produce.
PASSENGERS
ARRIVALS.

Mani and Hawaii per stmr. w. G.
from Nau WrsJ H S Martin and 3 daugh-
3D. ; ;5I Z G greenwich and daughter,
ls Z 2pI'2Fi, Emerson, Mrs ] NJ Lee and
s,s9l on J. I,or Albert Christian, A G Moore
i' S Aa5'THI Havselden, wife and 5 chill,
si fIeu Noah and NJ Kauhane, Mrs W
tsa' gam : children, G w McDOugall, j
@ls anu . Ms v'r H Hiram and child, Mrs
Il'g &. liIoooIa I'M and 8 children, G Grone,
cbd & g F Sb9b9 and % 5ds p decF
e. Taual per stmr Jas Makee. Sept.
fI ,G. rs Sorenson, Miss Mabel Soren-
= Al Chung and 10 deck.
' ..,n Departure Bay, per bark c. o;
r i3gu Sept. 6-Mr Tracy, wife and
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MARRIED.

8lLL-NAKEKAU-At KainaIia. Kona
IIaEaii, on Wednesday, 4th inst, by the
non. J. &. HOapih. Mr.. Chas. Hall OF
Alaaaliu, and Miss Alice P. Makekau, OF
Ahaina, Maui.
TaIIH-.JAMES-At Kainaliu, Kona
naaEailr on Wednesday, 4th inst, by the
non non J. &. Hoapili, Mr.. Sydney Smith
TyiAainalui, and Miss Susan James OF
L4haina, Maui.
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SUPREME COURT.
IN BANCO

Va FRIDAY. Sept. g..
Wong K;ang' administrator estate of
GOyesrnnnllln deceased, VS.. the Hawaiian
oiApriIu i6oo Justice Bickerton's decree
gwen for ?, n io39, is affirmed. and Judgment
IheOn;n plaintiff in the amount claimed
Justice n -Tnol Court, and Concurrence of
HawAnD,%U l r. will appear in full in the
General or plaintiff, and the Sftorns av-
aecs. f Tggar &c. Co. vs.. Minister of Fin
defendant F75g; Judgment in favor
sad Con Eprr.s. The Opinion of Court
SSP2ear in o IRE OF Justice Dole will
HartwelII n te HAWAIIAN GAZETTE. a
SsOersl for der LSr plaintiff, and Attorney.
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BY the steamer w. G. Hall, which
arrived yesterday from Kau, we learn
that Mr.. Saml. Farron, for some years
engineer of the Pahala plantation, met
with an accident last week which will
result in the loss of one of his eyes. He
with others were at cattle drive, when
a cow went for him and ran one of her
horns into his eye.