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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-05-27
Removal Notice.

TOOK LUN & co. HAVE REMOVED
Il their japanese Bazaar from 1870 Nuuanu
street to the fire-proof building 105 Nuu-
anu street. FOOK LUN & co.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-05-27

Mr.. ) . +. MOrgan's cash sale on Sat
urday Is reported to have been very
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-05-27

BY the Mikahala we learned that DR..
Anderson will not return from Kauai
for several weeks, as he has fallen into
a considerable temporary practice there.
We learn also, by the same vessel, that
an TI accident occurred to a Portuguese at
no noloa Mlli whereby his legwas shattered
, 10y q cogwheel, and he died in conse-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-05-27

Our allusion to dead donkeys" in
Saturdays issue, seems to have set the
Bulletin man on his ears, which we pre-
sumo are substantial enough for the
OccaslOn-nOt to mention their length,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-05-27
NOTICE.

4 Lii PERSONS ARE FORBIDDEN TO
"A trespass or wash clothes or TO allow
1T n;G5bf TO dirty the artesian Water ON
tent nf the law. 40 Waikiki ukafl, and all
FOOK SfNfter & o'clock
Honolulu, April %, 1899. 102-1m-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-05-27
LOCAL AND GENERAL.

=, The Band gives the usual concert at
Emma Square this evening.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-05-27

Mr.. VIM. =. Ryan, boatbuiIder. died
at his residence on Friday night. after
lingering illness. The funeral took place
Sunday at 3 p. IN. from his late resi-
dence, corner Queen and Punchbowl
streets
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-05-27

arrived, has lust com pReSeulp tor recently
bust of His Honor Mr.. Justice at of the
This work of art is much admired; ari0,
we learn, has given great satisfaction to
all concerned. We also learn that 1t
is probable others of our local magnates
will have their busts cast by MIR.
Hutchinson at an early date.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-05-27

The charge book at the Police Station
records four DRINKS on Saturday night
who paid bail $6 each; and four men
arrested for obstructing and preventing
the course of justice, also bailed out. On
Sunday morning about II 80 a. IN.
Patrick Hayes was arrested on charge
of mayhem, or manning; and at 6'Io
a. m. a Portuguese boy was arrested IL, on
- charge of assaulting a Chinaman. The
how was let out on $25 bail. Up to 9
n. m. two DRINKS had been arrested, and
had been locked up previous to that hour
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-05-27
NOTICE.

4 Ii PARTIES WHO ARE INDEBTED
"a to the firm Of Egan & Co., rs and II
Fort Street, are requested to make an inn
mediate settlement. Legal actions will he
taken on all accounts which remain unpaid
May l, 1889. Sqfff
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-05-27

HAVE THIS DAY APPOINTED
Il William F. Allen to act for me under
full power of attorney.
VIM. c. PARKE.
Honolulu, May 81, 1889. I2l l272-im
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-05-27
PuhIic Concert.

The Royal Hawaiian Band will give
concert this evening, at Emma Square,
commencing at 7:30 O'CLOCK. Following
is the programme:
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-05-27

The following item appears in the Bull
letn of last Saturday; ''Some OF the
crew from H. B. NJ. S. EsPiegle were
ashore to-day" This specimen, IS
neither sanitary nor "mOrtuary'' re-
porting; but it reminds US OF Shak-
speare's "men is buCkram,' and as an
item of cautious reporting it has few
equals. 1t would do for a standing
local while the Espiegle remains in
mort
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-05-27

About - O'Clock Saturday night
there was a scufie in Loves bakery,
between Capt of Police Lareon and a
man named Pat Hayes. In the struggle
between the two men Larsen's ear was
bitten off altogether. We have not
learned all the sickening details, but
there seems to have been grudge eX-
listing for some time. Hayes IS LOGGED
in the Station House, and will be tried
today when particulars will ooze out
sufficient to satisfy the curious in such
matters.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-28
THIS BLorTKR.
How DIMES ARE MADE.
The Tea Cent Piece In Great Demand
Juat Now.
Mechanical News

MftuauttAt news.
The United States mint in san Fran
cisco ) said 20 be The largest Of the
kind IA the world. Just st the pres
ent time there il Il lively demand for
silver dimes, AMI two Of the menev
presses have been running exclusively
on this coin. The demand is 50 great
THAT these machines are not even Stop
ping on Sunday. The process of dime
making i an Interesting one. The
silver bullion Is first meitei and run
INTO two-p0isnd bars. These in turn
are run through immense rollers. and
Haitened out 10 the thickness of the
com Thee silver strips are then
passed through machine which cats
them into proper sise for the presses,
the strips hrst having been treated
with kind of talIog to prevent their
heng scratched in their passage
through tie caters. TEE silver pieces
are then put into the feeder 81 the
printing presses, and are fed Ia the ole
hy automatic nsaciiil cry AT the rate ~
Nn Ter minute u 90 being turned ont
IN regular working DAYS oi twelve
hour~.
A. the smooth piece are pressed
between The poBderous printing dies.
thtv receive the deferred ami figured
impressions IN manner similar To
that ct paper pressed upon a form Of
type st the same time the piece il ex-
pai4dsst Ia a slight degree. and the
small corrugations arc eat in tts rim.
The machine drops the completed
coin into receiver and II j. ready for
the counter : hands. The instrument
u*cd 5y the ce9ufey i not a conlu!i-
Gated machine hy any means a, one
might suppose Ii Il a simple copper
eol0Fed tray. haying raised edges run
ming across the surface al distance
shout tue exact width Of = dime.
from the receiver the money Il
dun Pei oil sbe board ~ tray. AMI il il
shaken rapidly as the counter. the
pieces settle down into the sE,ac. be-
tseen the ridges. At I e-s spaces
being llliesi. the Surplus coin i Brushed
Hscs into the receiver. GYd the counter
has exactly 80 silver dimes. or Sls7
Oh the tray. shich Bunsber IL requires
"a 'ls the snaees. The frav i then
etil pied tato { = boxes znss the money
= then ready for shipmes The dime
'it~-s Dot pass through tie hands OF
TIE ws1EheT a. does ths coin os A
larger denomination. one and one
bail grain. are allowed for variznee
ar tolerance la ali silver coins frogu
4 dollar dean. and the deviation from
TIE standard 50 the case I'd the 70 cent
pieces = 30 'r97}iDs tazt the trouble aifs!
exFeus$ 81 weighing the coin ~ this
S4sfas imitation are st5speassa with
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-28
CANDIDATES ARE FEw.
Civil Service Examination I'm Seattle
September 3.

CiFii service examination Of applicants
for positions ia the railway mail ssryice
wiil b. held IN tbs following named cities
on the Grst Tuesday ia september. which
is September .:
TucsoH, A. T. san Francisco. ssesa-
msnto aud Los Angeles, Cal; Denver sud
Pueblo, COL Boise. idaho. Miles city,
Meat. Carson CITY. New. Al5aqut rqac,
Nm Portland ard RnrehaFg or. salt
Lake ctr. utah; Spoksne Falls aud seattle.
Wash Cheyenne. WE
The uambeF ~ applicants from the
states aud territories mentioned has beca
Who'll Inadequate 80 meet the demands Of
tHe sefvi e, sad there %re at present no
names on the Registers II eligibl % some
OF the states and territories mentioned
aud very few nn The registers of the hers,
while there ara vacancies awaiting 10 De
AIled
master st each place mentioned, and may
he obtained FOR htm on personal ar written
Fequest Any person desiring ca take the
examination should see that bis appliea-
ti1u and the aeoo npsnytug certificates are
sinucIS nu the earliest da'c possible. tie
must. at course, b. q ei'ixsn 81 the Unl ~
states aud bot under II nor over IS years
of age Candidates for examination must
report Ga the postmaster or the beard OF
examine = az the place named for the es
animation promptly at a. IN. ga the dsa
Excel for holding the examination. Tbs
wiil. - In the past. be heid 81 the coaFi
house The beard Of examiners consists
Of A, " hrooses, D. NJ; ". y. Harris aud
thaFlNs DuYRcn
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-28
~pNAt..

M. J. Ncisonslt president oi tue -
sIte. "a >hor~ i Eastern railway Is ia
Portland.
Mr. Risdon. wife 81 Robert Risaan. Of
ihis city arrived yesterday from UaA aud.
AMI ~ Fenssin several weeks
Mr Prank T. Maze returned from a two
weeks Tist 80 Harrison Hot springs yr,trr.
DAY morning. looking much impr0vca in
health.
Mis- Clara Efhsl MciAne las returned
from Vancouver e. 3 here she has bee,
Spending ne summer with her sRnt, NrS.
{. l. Brown
M. u. n white. Nj Charles TAvlor and
Mr.. Martin sGoigh. veil s,ss,sn hap grow
ers of Aske Bay, plesce county. Wess, "a,
tav 'i3y Yesterday on business
NJ, a. Mcclellan. = w, Amon "a resident
az >s'ahoIae, 49, ia tAr cisy csssr,isy for
the paTgs-se ST HsoVsiaS B : sister Is no rsssl,,
over the Nostasrs fs..la- railroad iruEa the
EAst-
Mr. s, = sox. II the we3l ksown frYa If
stew 81 = SaS. ALBANY. Or. is IA the eftt.
NJ. >ssN wss formerly of Ballard 4 ; *.
and iatsF IT TIE seattle Hardware Cels.
Ysay, ef tAts csiy.
Mf. Thornton tsals1sey has rssssgnes! h{s
rzA~iitgu with TIE oresug lWprRseFle a +;
V0fa PAM ~ atesgt = sltu.tissH vita Cssrrs-
HRi3 & A3kfW~aA NJ ~ GaAst forni
ssty o3 $50 Francisco, sHccevsss htrn
NJ. ~ T B.Ux oBv II he BEADING insasr.
&Hr@ tsws 81 Sa@ Francesca, sac - making
itsaF ~ She >arghsrSt, asx0E pAnlssi hs
las sife. sgrivvd Ia sosa YESTERDAYS. ana
n@5sieFs~4 a. olse as tav prominent aoseix
Me- l. Meta ara daughters. MIS- Ansse
snd Mss Asssa. 81 Sau EtazfFgssss. . 40
asye ..e4 ga f-ess8re tTte "a br ssSh
Z 81 ~ hiss eaGiE - oss fHe tsstagfs hsaai
yesterday sal.t Registered 81 axe >csxsape
81. James pavsi k.sIHsy- = - ell ksssxu
81 is.tetrt 81 seFvEa gssu}tsf IA hss sssser.
Y - Satney- srslKvs3 ga SsAtgis yesfersisy
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cxszsf
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ar tseoFsa = hkriE..t e.etk A. she To.
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sssastaa GNssE& zee b&ss kyas u sntas. -
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-28
WOMEN OF wHIrEGHAPEL.
Judge Gr@ene's f,efiattion OF y
Hanse of Ill Fame.

The women Of whiteehapei are iubiiAni
over the discovery Of supreme court ds-
cislon which they think viii Insure them
immunity from arrest and punishment for
running houses of prostitution.
Tits decision was fesnFTects3 ia Justice
Mllirr's eourt yesterday afternoon by Tom
Cam and II. I. Jones'. who appeared a.
counsel fer nuIHper OF prostitutes who
nsd piss6ei net quilts aud were fighting
theiF cas- > II - decision when II Is
ella sneal Judge Roger Greene made when
chief justice Of Washington, 20 the effect
that Il taxes more than one woman. no
matter how bad her reputation for coas-
lify 10 make house Of lil-fane or house
of prostitution: ergo, a woman may prae-
ties prostitution In a aouse where there are
no other women without being guilty of
conducting q house at prustitui n or
house OF ili-tsme or of being an inmate of
either. Abs sstorBeys urged the dismt. sal
oi three cases trird In Justice Miiler's
court upon this deeision. As they did not
hsve copy OF The decision. the csse was
taken under AMUSEMENT uutil 3 O'Clock to-
day. when they viii present II To the
court
Lou Graham and the two inmates 81 her
house were in Justice Millers court far
trial az = o'clock yesterday afternoon. bu,
as the ely attorney was n9t present. the
eases were continued "a 5 o'clocs today.
Their attorney. II. r. Jouez instructed
them not 81 appear to-day. II they obey
bis Instructions there wlii probably be u
lively scene ina couFt this afierpo n.
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Reid 81 Appear Assia., ai. A..atl-
sut. burgess.

'NHsy Nbkam who wss che ballet
rSr''t target ser =. Hafggsss revolver.
Aeas3ay esea!ag. as srsunsl bright aud
caf't Yesterday mounting tie rseovcrs<i
tran his ttul ken sud tsishteaed eon,is-
SOC saSls 4sa N saf ug sac ulxhi a. know
thst Be wssut nusfs ls wounded or ,vsu
tAtf, siff ,a-is ta ts faefu az pc - go esi
eNt 81 ma htse}. tsi white lhe SISTERS sef,,
e. tsNss tsSs. He vs. sCrn arouua sSwu
aes'fi l9 80 fts'ek hn. he i,& uot sHvasr Ia
"a a. faasr bigss Il Nrrv tstusF,.rtsaas
sn t6V AttFrs7eeHs - NsrkHu failed Ia
h.T tf nalhsi 5ut+rusfttsu against Rur-
Ev@s. stasefF issss.ga. "a b. zrrpNtssf hila
s~ssV oHf ra sngls int fa gssftee RtrVr.t
csHrf charging hsm w{ib sssaals vsn a
.ssssi}F @E4g'sn f-su lhts eesa sfat
NifSBus As tFuusht sats sunw sns 49,
Naus5s pstcs q ss g. ,slo sna rs hearing s..t
f9 ntsgvk Sos NuFriag he sss q
sFWy,i to 81 eaf is easiest, ~ so asiss-r Ca
ssfssse f-'t Is ssis s.,i frssasttg sy rs..aSs e
artax
N<ku@ Nha Is asstsl terti utterly un
~ ahse. ass Hsatss gg-i Scr gssrsssusl rst,s-
Is lssec1 ta tba suH ut g. 1se ta srrsAr a.
Kssssss-itfs eltu0ss sss1 ~ Be- 10 a.s; urssh-
Saig 'tsi the tasc aii& vgcF - pushed o.
eoaft stas rf iia~rs>s
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a CHuRCu or STONE.
To BE Hatit NV tn. fisaaeash Coo
gregatsonAi society.

TIE rev chnfvA proposed ta - rsesss.i
by Plymouth tsns ressi}tsuss - 5ety 81,
b. ssase handsome So create thsa auy
OF she stirers a. pTss af sa ths eats Be
will se Esssa eatswss # sget.y, sot 5lt
oS.capy the ggcs}gF pagt of thr ,fssNe II tat
two lssss rsss,snliY partA 49, s. she assss.s
sfon 81 the anFfheazE euF0af SO tutFer~s-s
and Thira aFvSts Il aft - Gs ssars
Ia hsaghs gs~Sxs = hSf Hssvrasut. SIS uhf-A
arr ~ ~ use sHa-l#s a#esf 80 ca
ether rsssass = asis tns zFse saasts1-iats
upstairs vii - ~ aFtAasstt - So Sat
cssm fosssssly I .sssa f~orax Ire haNt,zt.
VITA furnishing. = .a fsssa So - 4
cesswaittsae sss aaf~aHsa.t - tGx fausva
last wSek So Nssks sra sfsssss7s taF sAt
tsaes nte sssxseeD& aE $50 faz-ef asNr sssr.aE
fcudfnx tie VasszsTes st7ss re- tar RS =
trmpAs. iaV ek8nA cap ss sassste =
srstl fssf aSY f,sIEcS aN E-a tasstr Ia az
their pBfxhsse Ii WsH tss ssss,ssr aettsh -
~es.l saa al ls he4,t 90 $50 81 a. 80
esoGszA Aegk ssH tSAta usy4 Ass 1af
morning sssd tsss stfsss Esle - - ~ rs
tShesi stshia thR< Nvese frssEa sass G ese.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-28
UNABLE TO LEAVE SEATTLE.
a Tourist Detained by oar scenery
Climate aud Enterprise.

Mr.. william I. cooi-'r. If tbr Cooper
Brsss Works et rhiisaelphia. arrived in
the city yesterday morning. snd registered
ct the Sesgfsye. In conversation with a
fosf ls1EIIi8TScKH reporter last night
Mr.. Cooper said - have walked al over
the burnt district sesiay. and must say
that | ana wonderfully SURPRISED AZ The
gr.s, amount OF building that Is going GA.
l am an old salldsr. nssssh. having fai
lowed that yncsftOn both ia England ana
this country. sftd naturally lake a great
Interest ina building ~ any kind
The buildings nudef prasfeSs at cref,-
ton here are equal "a shose erected ia uaf
Eastern cities. Is fact, taias. front ghs
looks ot the, foundations alusNdv Cun-
stfuctcd that the structures viii 20 SOME
what heavier Rnh Ft0Fe substantial than
the majority Of ike buildings ia auf kss
tern cities one fhiAg want Ia speak II IN
particular ! hsvv had a great deal ~ ex.
pefienoe With mechanics and knew about
~ much about them ~ sny pps, and /
mus, say that never saw mechanics eoFk
better than ihty do here. Why. they
seesn 81 think their yefs iises dcgass,itsa un
getttug their wu4k dane At the carries fs,ls
sihle mament rte peop3r al seattle
shouii cons Fssnists themselves an having
such az excellent Glass oF VOC gnra
"fauF city has a very tfishf fusura
During my short sia& ia yuur state have
tfeitfstf me tase-t iffssHftbftft critics. HHE
believe seattle has gfeas al 81 snfAsgs over
the either eiises, sna siil safsIy sraa "a
great stse, The City Is 50 splsnittiy sif,s-
atcs, aud shoHid ialnk the obpayGunify
tor water sapply snd 3Faipasc wauld ll
time make che cits pas 81 TIE hra,futesf
In she sprit. Is wau s 80 tsap.e,si h}s. ga
nnd i,sHtE al water aH fA5s couaiii--af az
such anisosaily gFsst savpsh - Z sur Cd,
fioas advantages !ss hagtsas tkel tie. a.
Puget sound.
''fhe weaterfa growth Of thls eoaagft
and It's rapid srg0VcFY tFom ssssh a se seas
disaster IS ihe late ers Hsasg have t-sets
must D. . sssanT 81 woadeF - tht KuSiish
tourists that ar waiting Aees 80 th,se
tSo hngsisiWeH theirs. sba haxe asst r. &c
the hotel esch vita a iis}d sssss owes his
shoulder hCT are sasnS dove tsfake :
view NJ the hugns alsggtcf, { arr sf Eng
ilshnAa nssself Sithoaeh { have tavu ia
America nsoSs II ms hte. hns I kuos hess
unased thssSr Fellows are ia Zee ywsftr 5
pessan nos sces ia ~zssftle { am sage ghts
viii ~ home with maay seRdcrfsI stories
30 tell ii this 'eiaFs1ed lard
IL sssutd at Cor h9Hfs $3.50 fssss vt'taHAa ana
loca st snsf tcSHtstsA bay Tnt sig ss-sfas
~ pate aRf exsllsastiHE here. n-a saa
fhink will Ms&c Fns stay "a >sstgte AtAaus
twice as sssnx a. ! tAnmSht arsz ~ stasaux
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RfJuvfnlIFD DEMOCRACY.
&. 4. Attorney White. Full 81
Elixir. Seeks Mzrtyrdem.


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TX Fsltee Jusize yosses I.gags37ef To hsve
smenfy Eve - E80eEssr good aic irslss al
sssrk at The tolls GA election day. ll@8
g Auarrws eharzef Il. pa isca-s wtth
1sltssry aEs1 TsAlfe2s1Uee rs ssssSS&s sni De
asesarSs especially that DlssFscf Attorney
Sewssa hal nsern EesLirafgt1siY settye oA
the dag os the Republican prfmgrfesA Then
he rad tom sae eo1st REGARD oi
yesterday ia which csrssIa gambling
easx. ssxIR-s Frank Clancy and stEsrrs
sere siismlsssst Gpon mos4ot Of The eisEfssf
afsorn.g Thus charged NJ. Ancrews- In
TEXAS OF Eeree and ysFtgegs seoanctsssan-
~ss the oomsEamaito1 II . corrupt Re
paths an bargain. kF which the tlanfys
~ere "a fsfSgisF certain services to tire Ee
publican party. ia Fet1Ea for when thS
ma EizsFy of "ja-iles SIS 20 De- Fsan.pti-
sAfssi "a taeir favor. Al the end of his
philippe, however, Re repsntef Of this very
severe and grave srrz gny eni Of tue dis
trict attorney. aud confessed that alter al.
Of course, Il mgghs oe all right
Further remarks were maize nT junins
Rochester. A. fshsEn, Henry taaliepor
and others, and roll Of Democrats who
w0nis azree 30 stay a. the polls on eisc;ioa
day Was opened,
The startling informa'lsn wss impaired
by NJ. Ronald thst IL was tie Intention oil
Rsf uhlicaas 10 park The Delnoersfie
primaries rex; saturday night, and Dem
esrafs were El.d 10 De GA tneis guard.
Tae meeting broke up al late hour.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-28

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xsshsa f-s axss.
Ihe - az s<h nsssr Ssz1s1 n ozSenask
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fsswxsz 70 rurt EasxsseT.
ms sess, H~n-y yfEs&-d axs u<ss 1soses.
fsnsn tie srses1 6asrx Yet
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seattle yesterday E1r4ssng
TINS Esos Z ExiS~cs ssaved ~ - ts,s ns-1-
ke~e YESTERDAY STD s~-ss2 isAsEss c'ssL
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yesterday ssfe7 so1ss <fsh p. loss 81 RS
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tmFg- xaoxssek with = issad ot machinery
ioy ~haFevIa- SAr. herself. had soA1 81
FsDs .ser assssssi,
The .daha arrived here yesterday iron
Por lard sac bresghs GO teas of irrls d
for the Sesns. ggssd portion II y $ isl !
Tor -aafrt4 -b3 commenced 1fssis aryiaf
.s4tTtlg after arriy nx NJ fbe Ocean 0ts~Ass
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-28


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tx Z egns.e sgs In McKee,, and SAWS ard
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Icznss sEs The aliGvlSi seposiss OF Nss
asr~~g, pzoasApiy sent fhisner from
Mexico By the scta0n oi the water
Tie PsGnicsans are amongst the
earliest nations which are supposed 10
siaye uses the saw The scholar -
hot SURPRISED Ia fed a very pretty
= ~ accounting for lie discovery oi
TIE saw ifa srrscisAa ls.y thososy- here
sizs iuvSaFor II sasI h have foaTd the
fss s~ose ssf . snake. $ afcss ne im;tafei
- isagilsz al irun plate. The saci>-
iGl,sS ard oEbef cart, isahaaiEanS> vi
E.4rope ase eTrsfiFesl zssn haylag nss.fe
sess % ass.s. aaG Ike natives 0f tiie
Vet las.lar iSsaIus sad Saas masls
~ ss.tse2tx<l SELLS.