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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-01


Deeds Rseerdea - she Aua1tov..
Omee Testss1ay.
Real estate trHnaacnono from tanu.vx
isso. to date are - ys51,01xlo Ther~ -
fled for record yeseeraay q der6s -
considerations a&xreeaffur sA - -
average Of LIS Following q - -
- furnished By Osborne, Tremper ca
abxfractors Of title:
j. Trimble to 2. N. wess. In I hyl, o.
lers second sdd, 121e
Estate clasey % a. :. Clancy. lot 70
blk u, Bell heirs nrss add, 200.
d. bI s's 81 pen 70 y hHs,asrssrE lo.s . and
A. Heller - z. r. Dsniele. eg 81 nua<
and el< of swl< & sec -. % 2l'r7. tzn
w. kenfou % J. 7 EoGsld. los III. biz
Renton's add. ~, ie0 =
I ncEedmood 70 ". E. skies, LOT I. biz
j. DouxRn to r. Ho.nhe,x. LOT II hrS 4
linton add, $500. y
West Coast Improvement Company 4, !
Bsresy, lot 3, blk III. Gilman PARK. Sin
Puget ssyHnd chautaucua Ass4srn ls,v IN :
=. Wine. lots and 2. Blk b. chantsuous
Lynch ct al % VI. Sullivan. fos q hss
2, Lynch 4 shields add. sss1.
West Coast Improvements Company Ia
w K Baliars!- 4z5xz7iz feet in Gilman
PARK tI.350.
c. Lee 10 B. Gstzert. lots and ( and ssx
OF the sw14 of ser ~, tp o.. r. $500
A. kaundy 10 r. Arouson. lots IL and Il
blk 5. Terry's fourth add, A.ssg
A, Burger 20 7. w. GorsncIs, lot IA. blk
Is. cban'suqua Beach, sss.
g. Barriit 20 Fl. YandeiI, az of lot 4 ksk
~, A. a. Denny's al /, 81 500.
Y. A Mckenzie TO 81 Stevenson. lets .
and :. blk 8. J. J. xcGiiyra's add. $3.50.
r VI. Jones 70 G. SwsnheYg. lot n. bIk
D. IilTnan's firxt subdivision. $40
Junction City Land aud Improvement
Company 20 T. Englers, lot 10, blk y.
Junction City, $50
G. DIoble TO L. slearsi, lot 10. hlk ~. first
add TO South Seattle $500
A. Il. Denny 20 r. W. Layton. lot 3. hIk
IS. Denny's Park add TO North Seattle $40
J. A: Ware 70 +. 8. Berry, Los Il, somer.
VILE 81 $50
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sgrEFslahle directory firm ask payment
sF Subscriptions or advertisement ia al
Fsses. hsssase u has usually been found
iasi sheme pursuing such Il course
pFusss ifaad Either no book sppears OF
p1t - imperfect IL 10 b. worthless. See
nat taef Greer bears the name OF K. L.
fei { Co. pialaiy printed thereon. We
hsse nos IN rfeparaiioupaF next "t.az
s'ieef sna Business directory OF Oregon,
Aasainstot ssd ldaho.' IN one volume,
sea ouf 'lslilofa!a" ia g separate book
he ross' has laag since oulgfown Pa
eine Icss' Directory IN one book.
K. l.. POLK 4 TO.
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STRIKE OF MOLDKRs.
They Want TO be Paid Every To
Weeks

Thirteen m0lders aud seven helpers
employees Of the Almond & Phillips Foun.
dry Company, whose foundry is located NJ
the foot of Union street, are out on a strike
In conversation with one OF the strikers
yesterday II was learned thar the cause az
the strike was difference OF opiuion in re-
gard 10 pay day. IL has been the custom
20 pay the employees on tie 10th OF each
o,oath for the preceding month. n was
alleged that occasionally pay day has been
This did not meet with the views Of the.
employees, aud ON the 9th the employees
met ard informed the managers Of the
company that tfes must be psid tyery two
weeks or at least twice q month As DO AZ.
tentlon was paid To their request strike
ter Sands
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PACIFIC coAsr srEAMsaIr ca

Dspa'en steamers from Seattle as follows.
TOT San Francisco. via PORT Townsend
an Victoria; Ats:0o p. N. passengers re.
II, IL, =, q, and every five DAYS thersaft.r !,
TOT Alaska: At a. m July 2. IL. II. N
august l, II, ID, B, September 10 ana q
from san. Francisco, for Victoria and
ruget sound ports: Ats a m. July 4. o
IA, ~ "A, ~, and every five days thereafter
.icxess may be obtained NJ the offses
GoODALL PERKINS Il Co, Gen'l Agss
40 10 Market street. San Francisco. Cal.
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10 gasrfaeTrRg IsE-The Puget
ssaea Line Company, by iis trustees, "
D. sifksrs. L H. Wheeler sud Lee
ghpIss, yesterday Sled articles Of I'm.
easwsasioa with the county auditor. The
psfse' d tie eorpois'ion is 10 manufacture
and deal 10 Lne. heir. cement, brick
Erpe and all oihsr kinds OF building ma
trial The capital stock il placed II sI5,
asi. in 10 shales Of Ala each.
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Have you locked st those hassss Ana lots
isney 4 aeEntlre have far sale
We What That organ mans eome
VET TEL hin %, he sells the Decker Broth.
piano who J. be- Why. Venen 4
.saSnaa, TIE leaders. Ties Stll orrsnS
oa' I cetis per asr. ,ao, and am 20
iag ie haze one
se~ serfsaesers. Chester Cleary.
sss saiFt'ngs. Chester Clesf,.
sew hoisery Chester C!eafy
= ad ss' gave vests Chester clearv
ls's q s!iA ss0 asd $40 Cali anon
issa . eehasife, s9a:h Of toe postoffcs
4 seily has feoleaed his drug sinfs
. - ~ Alisen tfles On Second street. las
tsysa lsislss aAd Cherry
~s'apfe''ieFies, Chester clea,y.
t.ssry. 'V'iei'' hester
IS saa's sols Chester Cleary
al - - seAsi iset sfasanei rustic An.
u s's'9als Sqaisc's wharf. North
49, 'sss5 y sa'iFe have several paving
sess ss .,ssl's sasg x!ll * plesse1 - snow
= ne f<siessgs. '''' ''''''
80, : Aesnslne have retarora.,tv "a.
NE TAR south rt fh., n...f a.,
fass art Al lc tless 4 tu me-, ~. =,
ss.'.s.s. a'A customers Teev ars inrg,
g. 49, saatts aud one Of thss atf,.... -
s.s,,.. stsss O llis ciiE Z toSe wh. ,,.,,'
co. f easiaE either business .,r ,a.5
TN W. 10 "eii Jo rsi. uiuu
-. s.'sss tasa.sh.ng separ.u,sr, ma.
eass'ss clesrg '' VIZ interest You
"a q 'hs sale, iSa, Chcs.er Gear,
-. 80 s','ef~ Chester Cioary.
40 esssis Chester Clearv
20 saa'sh he;el. cafneg ss.s,s s,.s
- a.. : aps elxa 10 tha t-.,..ft,,.' -
Asl. ,''''a' ifs,ie S5g.etly Nr.t,iss.
tAss'sss ass q ssleeas. Your choice AZ III
srss. s.ts@ muslin audtre,ar ,ltl
sFsrs.s ~. sRFgus. caps. eie ~ .sst
-. F'AetA chester .eaf,
asens Chester c.smre
'sessef IsAry A''" large sgrd Is
hSsa ' ~ n, dosbls taee ha,s. fsll .,.
css.y '''''Fs' extra QaaD5E tlcsi,
ia s.lss Ora the .aoe man .s.......
IL Ss'tsius in the t.., a..t 80
.sts elssrS. \ s'"''' e-''5 u,H'
esss,x -, sszs. maa.lla So bu.rre
aasAz,s 49, - money tll.s. 40 81, -,
sss 'ss's' 'sui iu sac utw ~
= CAss.,,T -. sa'eeus nau patterns fa,
ss.e 49,, \. tAilse lisjs thread a.li srf,s,
t4sass a'f'a = cents a. ~ t,,.-. rrC...
~ - : tltsfy - loes.,5 ID, ,... ,.-.
"a a.. - n e. Bear tac l~sloaiae.
e~py @' 81 aaen towels. Ca,s:e
sss,. Is .4,.s.'o =. l San, ,...
AsAs.s - IS hester lean.
sss.s's-. aiasaoS. Chester t..srv
p~Fsss4 Chester ,'sn-y
-. ~ sanS. t'h,s.sr o..
y Nass1es t.exrr
sssasa' - Sod, t,n eA~rs a. ..,.,,,.
ssss '''~s, ls a 14rl tsC> {
ssss s, !, 9 q ,Ae ssoe sa.s 49,. ..... ,
ssssss a =. s Sea steve. ea ~. .......'...
: s4sia and Nan eA
S''as thest p ,.ls.-.
ssssal s-, ss..sslsen. 10 ooaae,si,s vf.h
"a esse~ss.' - sises Fss ..utarstt.-,,s -,
.salas 49,. , 1tiFosls sut .1,sr.ss ,s~.
s.sass a 4 s.s7s'ts's- Nvt- eanpistrt "a
81 Aa5..s al9erss. hear 49, le.-
As.sstas~ - .-s'asss, ~ ha,e ss.r,7.
- rssss, s's.H.atsiig reaiEss uriu=rt II
~ x.~s.s. ss.'s snd a.. iafus- 10 :.
"a. sssFaer eelst. r0ola il, sssious,
- -sSsaiad sod Columbia
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-01

q iaesf ibs' sere unable 70 get waited
sP's during our great ru.h last week. ~.
sess5 tas thas Nc have Increased our
ssa @ saisspeople, sad are Offering as
kfes' a'sfasflaas as ever this week. : n.
en-. eases II new goods received. The
saiAag dry goods heaSe. Chester Clearv
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Steamship Idaho

VIII leave Seattle 10 q. m June 6. u aud 30
for Puget sound and British Columbia
ports, and st II y. IA. June 10. p. and July
for Portland. Oregon, calling at Port
Townsend, Port Angeles. Victoria and As
foria with freight and passengers
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UNION TICKET OFFICE.

Tickets 10 all points via Union Pacific,
Oregon Short Line, Canadian Pacific and
Northern Pacific. Only office In Seattle
selling via all the through lines.
r. X HARDING
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W. S & 7. CO,

re Tzea 2 viii ieAse Yesser's Aa<r "a. Sr
~. ~. L. = rr'JAT TOWNSEND RDTTr eay,x-
- ne = :. mails. Steamer EDITH 49,
ne.Isse every day. exeep, SATURDAY.. - "a. =
arrives At Port Townses,T 49, =.
sss ssarninyt ieavcs Porf Townsend n 4 :, ~ /.
arrives AZ Seattle al ,. m - M :
..e ga --AAiiLE-WHATCOM ROrTT pr.,
Ss dzy. steamer wAeHIyfsTfly ts..,,.s
TT..s',,l leaves Seattle AZ Sd. m eunsss~s
daesaays and Thursdays arrives AZ No..
IN Ia AZ ~ am the next aaY. Rsfn-rsrv
49,, nss'as "hateom att p. m Mondays. Wei.
nesasys and Fridays, arrives At seastle "a IA
a m next day. ~ Nv
, steamer W. X. MEgwTN. touct,nv =,
sA' NoasEk, leaves Seattle ats n. rn aor.
u a. Wednesdays and Fridays. ayrivss :,
W natcosn u m next day; returning. leaves
s wnaleom a. p m, TUESDAYS and Taurs-
anasst sundays AZ q. rn: arrives nj ss..t.
''s 10 q "a. next day; sundays, o. m.
SEM WESTMINSTER AND HrArxr
inot IL - steamer Eliza Anderson viii
leave aeslers dock for Baaine. via wha..
com, mondays at . p. m. For yew was,.
minister and Roche Harbor wessnes.isy.
at 10 p. N.
GEO. s. JACOBS. Secretary
~. -. JACKSON, President
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u. s. Mail Steamer Hassalo

Leaves Seattle for whateom and all way
landings Mondays, Wednesdays aud Fri.
days at ii p. m. Arrives at whatcom Tues.
days, Thursdays and Saturdays at 7. M
Returning, leaves NhateoFn Sundays
Tuesdays and Thursdays at $50 p m. Ar
rives al Seattle Mondays, Wednesdays and
FRIDAYS NJ , m m
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Khatccm and Sem!ahm0o Route
Steamer Geo. T.. Starr

Leaves Seattle at II p m. Sundays, Tines.
days and Thursdays. Arrives at Whaicom
at ii a. m. Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri.
days. Returning, leaves Whateom ut D.
m Mondays and Wednesdays and on SAT-.
uriays 81 z a. m. Arrives AT Seattle at 5 a.
M. Tuesdays and Thursdays aud on Sat
nrdays 1T about p. m.
~ Steamer lands at all regular land.
ings except Oak Hsrbor, Laconner and
Fidalgo.
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q. L. & n. co.
s I EAMER

s / E a NJ ERS
win leave Seattle daily, except Sunday
touching at ali intermediate points:
FOR faeoina-Atl:3o a M, p. IN and 4
p. m.
FOR Vfetoria--At GAS a. IA.
For 0lympia-At y. n.
For Tacoma: sUSDAYS-At l:s0 g. m
and y. M
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Island Transportation Co.,
BseaERT ?. BEEcRER. Manager.


The steamer J. h. LIBBY, Herbert Y
.s.'..n.s- y,,nSter. Leaves seattle every sun
.Isv aff.rnoon ~ y. IN. for Port Townsend
and the ssu Juan Islands, from ha'atts
wharf Leaves Port Townsend st ~ a ~.
eyery Monday, Ne pesdsy aud fraoss ~,
whsteona, calling at smiths 'slsna. sl.'
RsebaFsison's faes,her permitting \ rfS ie,
iare~ priaay Harbor, Maple Ton Monday
gaius north and Thursday goias sossh .
Rosche Harbar. orcsS, and Esss sS2ha.
pst,,yufug. leaves hs,com 81 ~
T,ssssvs. Thursdays and Saturdays oS
ih. saturday trip the Libby grs thtoasa
a. se.rtia. fare from Pert 1a~isssad 70
s.sttle. 81. Until further notice pass y
gers or freight from seattle for me ,si.,: !, !.
by the libby's " "Wednesday snd I rlass 49,
s.sil 10 carried on the Washington r.ssin
hast q transportation Cas- steamer haiII
"a port Towusent; on Taes'isy anu ihss
sav nixhts and transferred erect % ms
! ,shy on these DAYS the ", : q I. &c
,st;l Issue tiekeis aud bill fre'sa; throas'
y az urRBERr =. BEECHkR, Manager
"a UATFfFy.Il. Assent, ssst'ls.
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AUCTION.

The wreck % sfsaHaSf bssgNfEn. 60 sc
ysgssx lies ia tire hArlsaF " esati{e " ash
s4sxgssFa Ter tori wilI D. SD a. rGflie s1se.
,tan IS Ness seattle GA shs StA day 81
Agevisg. Tss9 Al 0'e3ask e. "a. ior The
f..ssssf 81 HasEs8 IS wsv c0aEeTu- fernZs
eassa. @AAts AnAsAAA >, ANatsf-
gaiy =. isss
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lot J 80, |, ~ Is. a,ityeR ROUTE.

steamer HENRY RAti.E1s :. i 49, !.
- So SSAzi. river leaves AAss'ua@
Si'. ..ss.s Snas,le every tuesday siia Ftse'as
On tise t.r sssnwosst, Neaat
sterling, aE.i heSi q! nsS ,l s ,ssNs,, IN
Agents. Tacoma.
HATFIELD. Agszss, ~sstse'
- - Jay @EEssNt tA.
s.es 2 Manager. TSfzafFaa-
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Ek 49, III kts-f' tf*s 80
gasrst-t. az t-4asprnas OF ENREENCNs :
aAsRE~utoS iaae y i>sa
WHEREAS. By satisfactory evidence pFv
.eat..a a. the uGd-rSigs 81. q ass hSsa
made "a spg,esr tast The ash nsstofl
National Hsu& 90 seattle, ga she CITY ~
seattle. ia IRE cuGuss vi ktns sua serF'
,nry ~ WaSainE30p. has cssHt3s.al VIA -
she provisions ef the Statutes e the 's5ss'l
states required 81 hsa cssHanitcs with tssatge
a., asset sfls,,, shall -, authorized 10 esssa
gneare che Business ssf ssaglag
Yea Ehegelssse l. 5esss - Atss,s
3sttssstv and Asuas Goa E.rV'lef 81 taS
. t.szffes.s-v, d. heseky cs7 It's tsai tat
Nashiusseu Nasious RSas af seafft la
tht city ~ Seaff4s 81 Use scifDss - -.
an4 tefrifara II ~ ashif ssEs, = aus e9fsA's'
a. f,auir,sssss,s she est~sgssss ~ Naalk =
prsvtssss ia section aggg-asse RHssifsAi So
sixts-vlsas ~ re Reytsea statistics q tte
Unlte6 sEatgs s.,..
IL sssst asas wAsgeat wfts.SeS
nv baud aaa sszss ~ seslsse
fhtS s~th az III 9anes ~,
sse.ff g. n ApSsAANS,
nsn4asy aSla Aessus tsssats
srasleT Of TIE sarFwssss.
Sa s.ess.
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Chautauqua Books
FOR lsss-oo

Now ready for delivery.
Outline bistory OF Rome-Tlncent
and JOY "a
Political ECONOMICALLY. 81 90
How To Judge OF n Pieture-van pyke 80
The Bible In tbs Sinetee nth Ceutury-
Townsend IN
Preparatory ana College Latin Course
in Observation-Disclosures I "a
Fhsuiauqua Course in bysirs-s,eele | 90
The Chantanquan, IL moths, en-
The six books Il BE- sent postpaid 10
any address for sa.t0.
discount OF 10 per cent. 70 clubs order
ing five sets at one tine.
All orders from Washington. Oregon and
Idaho should be seat 70
}. X. GILL & CO.,
Portland, Oregon.
Ia large sock row ON hand
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CANADIAN PACIFIC
RAILWA Az.
THE TRUE
Transeontfnental Route
BETWEEN
rHE PACIFIC AID fHg ATLANTIC.

Iss fzzzsenE ger equipment 10 she finest in
70 - scsads Consisting OF Luxngsvux Sleep
.nk tnss, barring drawing. smoking and
ca1n fssszzsss cnznfarxafsse ARA clean Colo
Z ~ tsrx. with Free Sleeping Rershs fo.
nos1erx OF s<ecad class tickets. and The
most masssrn style of Day Coaches
us Innsnx Cara and Hoses provide the
t.est quality OF tool, ia unsinzs.si quantity,
~ Reasonable rates
lac variety aud grandeur OF scenery
a<gfx ~ Inc t. Eneqzase<i. AMI In the de-
I . OF track train service efe.. nothing Is
alNIlzsd that can aid 10 tas ssfesy and
s g ssf Is patrons All Ia all 4 gsFex
s.ss cess ana rsost seryicabie line Of trxve3.
hether foy business or pleasure, between
Fs.sf.sAEstr Tacoma Seattle, Victoria. ana
81 =. rseiac Coast points. and Winnipeg.
- fts polls 81 Pzni. Chicago. 81 Louis.
o1i1wa- Ioronsa. Montreal. Boston. View
fogkr and al Eastern cities.
THROUGH TICKETS are issued to al
PslueipL points IN the United states. Cam
slsr AID Europe. st lowest rates
rur detailed information apply 70 the
tc.s"wsag agents Of the COMPANY:
T. u. AcG0kD, & Washington street.
rorIiand, Oregon; E. W. McsINNESS, seat
.lF, e. T. ELLIS, Tas@aYna. w. T.:
" r BROWN, Assistant General Freigsa,
aac Passenger Agent, Vancouver. B. C.
correspondence respecffuliy solicited.
Canadian Pseihe Co, p<sssossics.
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Kline & Rosenberg

WILL OFFER CHOICE OF so REGULAR
WILL OFFER CHOICE or so REGULAR
WILL. OFFER CHOICE OF 800 REGULAR
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pAciTlo NAVIGATION CD

Sea- NYft Oiyfnptd ruNS., =
Sr~ap.sr STATE OF NAShiSts lti-N'
,tsr,x halle. master. leaves SSasSie =
n lSaves Olympia p IA
Sea,te and Tacoma Route
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Stesu,ev * k0iT tiatkf, ssss'fzs pa 80,
,,,ess.,r- leaves Tscosna Aenssaf @a,s
thursday II 2 a. m ,-..,s fs.rS-
Leaves seattle every soadas 49, -.
a. "a - si}uton gsz4laay, i2st'nnneF, friday
-.
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COMMENCING IN THE MORNING.
COMMENCING IN THE MORNING.
COMMENCING IN THE MORNING.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-07-27
''Old Probs" In China.
rErank IaSlia.c

Rega riding typhoons, tAe government
astronomer of Hong Kong states that
the signs of these phenomena in the
China seas are clouds of the cirrus type,
looking like fine hair, feathers, or small
white tufts of wool, travelling from east
to north, a slight rise in the barometer,
clear and dry, but hot, weather, and
light winds. These portents are fol-
lowed by falling barometer, while the
temperature rises still further The
air becomes oppressive from increasing
dampness, and the sky presents
Vaporons and threatening appearance.
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Departments of Business i.

Books AND Accounts accurately kept properly adjusted
special attention
CoNvEYANCING SPECIALITY Records searched AsT
DOCUMENTS PAPERS
engrOssed. LAWN anu
COPYING all
REAL ESTATE bought sold.
HOUSES Cottages, Rooms Offices Land leased and rented and
FIRE LIFE INSURANCE effected in Insurance Comr
CUSTOM HOUSE BUSINESS transacted accuracy dispatch
LOANS NEGoTIA FAVORABLE RATES.
ADVERTISEMENTS SUBSCRIPTIONS solicited for Publishers
UNSKILLED LABOR FURNISHED.
INTER-lsLAND ORDERS will receive
ALL BUSINESS ENTRUSTED TO OUR CARE WILL RECEIVE
AND FAITHFUL ATTENTION AT MODERATE CHARGE
Having had extensive business experience over
New York City and elsewhere feel competent
intricate and complicated nature requiring discretion
solicit trial HAWAIIAN BUSINESS AGHl
TO- Bell Telephone No. 274. I'll
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COUNTRY. |
UNITED STATES.
Washington, d. C.I
New York.
San Francisco,
Boston,
Portland, O.,
Port Townsend,
Philadelphia,
MEXICO,
Mexico,
ManZanillo,
CENTRAL & SOUTH
AMERICA.
Valparaiso,
Lima,
Callao,
Colon,
Guatemala,
Monte VideO,
Assumption,
GREAT BRITAIN d
IRELAND.
London,
Liverpool,
Bristol,
Hull,
Newcastle on
Tyne,
Falmouth,
Dover and the
Cirque Ports,
Cardiff 81 Swan
sea,
Edinburgh and
Leith,
Glasgow,
Dundee,
Dublin,
Queenstown,
Cork,
Belfast,
CANADA.
Ottawa,
Montreal,
Toronto,
Rockville, Ont,
Hamilton, Ont.
Kingstown, Ont,
Rimouski, O.,
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Diplomatic and Consular Representatives of Hawaii.

NAME.
His Elk. Hon. 81. A. P. Carter,
E. H. Allen,
d. A. Mckinley,
Lawrence Bond,
John McCraken,
James G. Swan,
Col. w. j. De Gress,
Anastatio Obregon,
Robert James Barney,
David Thomas,
r. II. Beddy,
Sylvanus Crosby,
Henry E. Cooke,
Henry Tolke,
Conrad Hughes,
A. Marengo,
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Marley Hopkins,
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w. Moran,
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E. G. Buchanan,
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j. G. Zoller,
r. j. Murphy,
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w. A. Ross,
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Dickson Anderson,
Col. Geo. A. Shaw,
j. d. Buell.,
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E. F. Clements,
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HAWAIIAN FOREIGN OFFICE

NJ r. Minister Resident; dA, Charge dAfas D. A. Diplomatic
' Conmsoner: G, Consul General; c. A. commercial
c.. Consul; A. c., Acting Consul; " @, VICE Consul
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Forei1n LeoaOns and COnsuates in the Hawaiian KngdOm

His Excellency Geo. w. Merrill
Major James III. Wodehouse,
Senior A. de Souza Canavarro,
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seemed 60 he in sympathy with the heart
br~oken.fmily. Ii can be truly said thai
one Of Florida's iairc>t flowers had been
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munity had lost one of It's brightest gems
and the household its most precious jewels.
She nov blooms in a fairer land. shines
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that is never invaded. She was all Il
daughter and sister could be,-true, obedi-
dent. afectiouate aud Industrious, glad
cning-- the hearts of all around her. Her
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Affections. Alice wisely gave her heart to
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victims of the fatal arrow of death.
We know not the day nor the hour, then
let us get ready while it is in Il power.
May this sad atllictiod increase our interest
in heaven. and desire to finally cross over
the river and rest under the shade Of the
tree of life.
l.. I, FREEMAN.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-11-16

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