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c1rx NOTICES.

q AGcB no. l5s2-AN ORDINANCE TO
noe Tor special election 10 be he'd in
!10 uofd, and stating the purposes and
"a special election.
Is Se09ned ~ the city Of Seattle % follows:
special election 10 hereby or
- held IN the Eighth ward Of the city
on Monday. the 6rst day OF Decem.
y =. ~ 70 ~ vacancy In the Office of
a0use Of Delegates from said ward,
4 betng caused BY the failure TO
q me part OF ]. A. McAusland. duly
& ~ Y saia once On the nrst day Of October,
8 The city clerk 10 hereby directed 70
s.ltQ days notice OF said election by post.
esch voting place In said ward r notice
11e and piace Of the holding Of said
Sleeti0n and the ofiicer to be elected.
~ cause notice to lie published in the
49, newepapers Tor at least ten dayo next
said election OF the time. place md
~ q said election.
Inn ordinance shall take effect and be
ssis nom and alter its passage and sp-
eeeh houAes October 18th. 1880
GEORGE w. HALL,
Pr0A Board of Aldermen.
R. w. JONES,
Pres House OF Delegates.
~; ~ ~ ~ me this. the tweniy.ninth day of
HARRY WHITE,
s IA Mayor.
e b. w. MILLER,
City clerk.
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EASTERN MARKETS.
INV YORK STOCK KxcHANoY.

NEW YoRx, Nov. 17.-The stock market today
after having time TO recover from the scare Of
Saturday was much less active than for any day
for the past two weeks. and the evident return
Of confidence caused . slow but material adj
vance III values all along the line, notwithstand-
ing the TACT that there great irregularity and
fevsrishness throughout the entire day. There
were two more failures announced, botn due to
shrinkage in values. bat hey had but slight ef-
feet. Tpdays devel0pI ents show cOnclusively
that the market for o long time has been largely
oversOd, and bids anu osiensible purchases
were made by the bears when the number Of
stocks called for could not be obtained in the
market The general opinion seems to be that
it 10 now only question with investors Of get
ting stocks at the present prices. a. the feeling
Of insecurity has almost subsided, and steady
improvement may now be looked for on sound
basis.
Government bonds, dull.
VISIBLE SUPPLY OF GRAIN.
The visible supply Of grain 10 ~ follows:
Wheat, 231 900 bushels. an increase OF l97 900;
corn. $3.50. 900 bushels. an increase of 7260Ov:
oats. 3.97l. 000 bussels decrease OF l64,0O0 bar.
ley, l.765o00 bushels. IN increase of .0oo
MONEY AND EXCHANGE
Money on call, tight at s; on dividend payers.
ls6 per cent. closint 1t IS; prime mercantile
paper t12@S11; Stering exchange, Quiet and
nim; 6o-usy bills. A79]1; demand. As61S. Bar
silver, Il
O. 9. gs registered 12llQU. 8. 4l<'s coupon. .l04
q. l. IA coupon. l2il "A raciic 6's..........ll3
II a Il<a regiat'd 1tH
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vI.c9 Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON MON.
49, - q the regular rolling places in the
1~ ~ y aso q the city OF seattle for the elec-
sSi7 ~ s1e9oer Of the House.of Delegates from
25sssS - q q ~ vacancy. said vacancy being
nm ~ me failure 10 qua lfy on the rart Of
5s - lsend, ouy elected to said office on
A. ~ ~ ct October, A. b. 1890.
isS@lnct Eigh ward-J. Fl. Hickcox,
n II ~ =. n Rerson. E. Lockwood, judges;
~ ssSsenley, A. y. Graves, clerks.
- ~. psscinct, Eighth ward-R NJ. McEu-
SdiS 49,: Cnar, % J. Clark, X. A. Wilson,
ffsE psno ". Phipps, James Lathbury,
psecanet Eighth wards. d. Crockett,
~. naipn Clayton, Charles A. Kiunear,
K.ss5 NJ \ Craefn. J. T. Cochran, clerks
.. .svv. -. A. u. 1897 CITY CLERK
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20 spRucE ST..

20 SPRUCE ST..
SANTA CRuz, CAL, Nov. 7. 1905
DR.. J. Eugene Jordan, Seattle, Wash
Dear Sir: wrote you some weeks ago
telling you of nv physical trouble and you
prescribed OO.D. have been taking it
seven weeks. After taking it three days
began to get better; have improved right
along and grown strong and well; feeling
SO well that / forget was ever sick. In
fact. was slack about taking The medi-
cines after commenced to get better. /
am very grateful; thanks to the Histo-
genetic medicines. Very respectfully,
MRS. BARNHART.
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Dispatch steamers from Seattle a foilows
For San Francisco. via Port Townsend and
Vtctoria:. AtS p. m Uanengers received on
board as p MI y. - IA. ~. 81 and
and every i've days thereaftee.
For Alaska: Nov mber s p. tsteamer No
vembsr II Will not c r., pa sengers) December
"a 1g
From Ban Francisco. for Victoria and Puget
sound ports: At q m. NIB !, l.
Is, nd2, and every nve days thereafter
Tickets may be obtained q the once Of the
company at Ocean Dock, Seattle.
GOODALI. PERKINS b CO.. General Agents,
81. McLKLLAN. superintendent, seattle
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QUICKEST TIME To OLYMPIA.
KAMILCHI1 AND GRAY's HARBuR.
THE PASSENGER STEAMER MULTNoMAH.
fTne opnosilion boan

Leaves Tacoma from the N. p wharf daily. ex-
leaves Ksmiichie I2:45 .. m; Olympia, Q p. M;
arriving In Tacoma p m. connecting with
steamers reaching attic o. p. m. and which
are through boats fnr Wnatcom and way pointa
street. g. attic, for Tacoma, 81 =. m. Sunday.
N. B.-Tnls boat must be taken from Tacoma
for Gray HArbor country, being the only
trough boat
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FoRAIGN MARKErs.
BnEApsruprs

LIvEKPooL. Nov. E.-Wheat-In poor de-
mand; prices unchanged.
Corn-Dsmand poor for spot and fair for far
ures: spot, Is s1zd, frm; Move mber, Is g4d.
steady; December, = ss<d, steady; January Il
l0d. steady.
FINANCIAL.
LONDON. Nov. 7.-4 p. m.-Cloxng-Consol
Money, "a Lilo: money. account. 81; u. s. a,
$l2l11z; U. 8 as, sl051<. Bar oliver, 46d per
ounce. Money, 55106 per cent.
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IF YOU ARE TIRED pIoNEaRINa.

terminus Fa,rhaven. The same nerve, puAiic
spirit, superior location aud uneQualed re.
sources that have com Diued TO make mod j
city of 5000 people, with all modern impf We
mens for their comfort in one year, Is still tako
ing care of Falrhxven. Y.u not have +
i've On promises OF future great things in Fair
no
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RAILRoAD STOCKS.
MKRCHANDrsE

MERCHANDISE
Hops-Steady; Pacific coast. s5g4ac.
Conee--Options closed steady at 1880 up;
sales, q, 500 bsgs, including November. $l6.s5t9
1885, December. sIs75el6.so; January. sl5.sots
l6l5: February. sla.s0Gl5.do: May. $l59i5o5'
spot Rio. steady; lair csrgoSs, 1910; No. .. ia
@l7ssc.
surar-Raw. dun and nominal; refined, quiet
Cotpar--neavy: lake. November, $l6Sa
Lead-RaSier: domestic, $495
Tin-weak: straits. s2as0
Petroleum December closed ct Tie
BOSTON STOCK ExCHANGE
BOSTON. Nov. l7.-Closing stocks:
Atchison Topeka. 27ss Mex Central tcoml. u
burlington. ..... IS san D.ego.......-.. 10
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.
CHICAGO. Nov lin wheat 6ne volame OF
business was transacted. Advices were wasched
very closely, and every change OF note vas 70
Elected upon the market here Liquidation has
been quite general Offerings were not heavy
and on rallies were especially light. The frst
sale was 5<l9l<c decline Prices then rallied on
fair buying 1<l9lc. but disqui ting rumors were
received from abroad and stocks In Wall street
xnilng lower. . quick reaction followed. and
prices declined l0i,<c. Then followed steady
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vEsrIBuLEp rRAIN sERvICe

Over the Northern Pacific railroad; dining cara
and sleeping cars every day IN the yeaE Heastle
70 Chicago I'll miles the snortest rouss second
ommocatlcnA
1AlkTY-THRKB HoCRs AND rHIRTY-six MINUTES
saved in reaching Chicago via this line. A.
Chiiberg. city ticket sgenI ZIG second street,
boston biock: K 1onkin. depot ticket agent
~
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Free reclining chair cars run through from
Portland TO Chicago without change via the
Second street, Boston block. C. E. Baldwin,
agent, citv dock.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
GRAND HOTEL.

GRAND HOTEL
d NJ Donnofe, Portland Andre Francisco
Duhring. Fairhaveu 81 L jenkins, Tacoma
" 6asslin, Tacoma L%ssanfe, do
G Thomas 4 ", P'tland w v Dodge City
John Lama, SuOhumish w d Pape Portland
A ID Martin, Clecti, E A Hart, Ciecu
A ksfz st Louis Geo Mann, Chicago
eallie, Kirkland Edmiston, Spokane
Gsiiagner, City James Lucas, Tacoma
9 Rockm.n, Tecoma J Gillespie, City
N Wolf, ean Francisco + Hansan, Tacoma
G 81 LegnorD, spokane E Garbn, Fairhaven
+ q Canley. Iva q Higg ms, Montana
J n Muir, Anacortes G Thay.r, Fredonia
A Dault0n, New York ] JBhauxhnessey, ST
F B Swan, HI Pass, Tx.
RUSS HOUSE.
A E Fox, VIC. Cal a slavin, Portland
Sh -pherd, Ga wv Stephenson. Mich
G r Formun. Olympia E Botsf q. Ksns
Reany, Hearts of Oak NJ ABBOT H, arts OF Oak
JCnipradsdl, do C Ii CLARK Aw, do
Miss Regain. do Ia Herne. do
s Mitchell, do NJ n Fadden, 8 Frisco
D Wilson, sidney, N 8 WP Fiaherty. Chicago
H. Kragelund, ChicagoR Maxwell & v, do
J DJ mes. do Johnson & ", Wash
/ l. Handy a,I MEXICO LIS SHETLAND, Portland
THE sNoouALMIK
John sullivan, st raul H X Nelson Chicago
g w Jossiyu. Tacoma w w Wa lgco, ST
a schmiz, do AL Freeze, WIS
9 Husch,h ., do DH Haines. Ind
Mis- G Yesier, do 10 Meyer. P ,rtland :.
q H Curry. WEB own. Orring
G Humphrey. Albany sA 1orqueiso do
C Jackson, 6nohom'h hi Johnson d, Port N
K eteinheuser. Wash s D Gu-tin. Wash
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Four doses of Moore's Revealed Remedy will
make you feel better II you don't you can get
LIS Of any druggist
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DIR. JORDAN'S ONCE IL at the Resi-
dsnce Of ex-Mayor Yssier. Third and
James.
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CEArTL1. LAKE SHORE EASTERN Ran.

CEATTLK. LAKE SHORE EASTERN RAIL-
- WAY.
October Is, l8e0
Time of arrival and departure Of trains
SEATTLE STATION.
DAILY.
Arlington. Snohomish. North Bind, Snoqual-
ME ind way stations.
Leave Seaft e........-..435 .. m 800 q m,
Arrive Seattle.........-9:i0A m, Sos p. m
FIVE hUBU KHAN TRAINS EszCH NAY.
DAILY. ExcEPT SUNDAYS
6nohomish.. North Bend, snoqualmis and way.
Leave Seattle. 90 4 m, ABS p m.
Arrive Seattle. .......6:05 p. m, $40 q. m.
-FOUR SUBURBAN TRAINS EACH WAY.
E. ". RUFF,
Geng. Pas3 Agent
Boston Block.
+. ". DUNN. superintendent
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CAUTloE-Ths Histogensde medicines sre
sold In but one agency in each town. The Label
around the bottle bean the following inscrip-
tions '.Dr. J. lusens Jordan's Histogenstie
Medicine Every other devicefis Z iraxi.
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WIN leave Hasned', WHARF every Tuesday.
Thursday and Saturday, % q m, for Rich
mono, Twelv Mile Point, Edmunds, six Nile
Point Nurkilteo. Narysv,lle. Lowell snd sno
homisn, and returning on following days
K A. SWIFT, Manage.
] A. HATFrRLp. Ar-nt
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sourD ssvrx

a&Avz AxuyH
v.neosver, Mondsy and ITowneend, Thursday
1evnsend. Monday is snd Seattle. on Friday snd
thursday midnight Tuesday ..........S alm
eeottle. Tuesday and Taeoma, Friday and
SddaJ.---.-.-.s an Tuesday ....-.....-1oan
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10y Ireasurer's Notice to Tax
ayers Of King County, State
OF 1ashinnfon

srSss, ne hereby given that the duplicate a.
~ n Nv WI o. King county for the year 1890 10
- -, ~ possession for the collection OF the
t7.s Ses vii b delinquent on the slst day
- ss.n 1890. at 6 O'clock D. m and unless
Ssm tnerrto 10 per cent will be added 20
1>S.1 4. tnereof Is penalty and interest
tne rats OF 10 per cent from date of
- 4. 81 payable at the county treasurer's
. ~ city OF 6eattle, county OF King.
- nssnlngton, between the hours of 8
: = and o'clock .. m.
~ W g. LATIMER.
s ~ Isssnrsr o. King county. Washington.
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Eeanb Treasurer's Notice.

~ OF ouNTY TREASURER OF
aaas county. wasnins toa.
!: - .t ueasar OF King county, WASH.
IN 1 ~ PRS NATION all o itstanding war.
- s ~. On the coun v fund of SAID county.
4 ds6sS = PRIOR to and including warrant No
n ~ February 20. 1890. w.
p ~ Will be paid on such war; ants after
~ g. LATiMER, County Treasurer.
- I'M Phelps deputy.
November Is, 1850
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San FRANCISCO MARKErs.
PRODUCE Rxcrrrrs AND quorArora

PRODUCE REcKIPTs AND QUOTATIONS.
Ban FRArCIsCo, Nov. H.-Produce ceipes:
Flour, COO quarter sacks; wheat $4,000 centals;
barley, 5000 ceutals; corn, 1900 sas rs; beans,
4.0e SACKS; potatoes. 5000 sacks; bran, 600
aacks; mustard, 1000 SACKS; raisins, 1900 boxes.
Wheat-The msrket 10 without animati n.
10. white, tLsl1<; choice. $Ls3; milling. $l.S71S
CLIO per ccutal
Bsrley-0feriags were steady al morning.
ana prices dfm No. feed, u.5l1z: choice.
$.521z; common brewing, n. 509l 81 for fair tn
good. and N-62l IS for choice; chevalier. $50
@t621 per GENITAL
s-HigheE There 10 q buoyant tone to the
market surprise, 81 909205: milling, &l90:
good to choice feed. a1.s0(9LS71<; fsir. sl671x@
Ls25z: gray, n7z1x@LsO; back. $ls.@2l0 pei
Genital.
Corn-sales were made this morning ct
small advance. Yellow, $L371f9l 40 per GENITAL
for large. and 3LS715@l4o for small; white,
20 per centaL
Cracked corn-$sl
Can board sales: wheat-Buyer 1890, 1884
@lSHz closing at 3i.s414: buyer season, N.4S
@l.4s1<. closing Ct $l43l1z
Barley-Buyer 1890. Sl5l1 s(01511<, closing at
N5lls; buyer season, SL565S9i.67, closing at
$L565s.
DraftA sight. par; telecraphic. II; ster-
ling bills, bank, 81 So; commercial, $479; silver
bars $L0z91.o 5; Mexican dollars, si@s2c.
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.AsT TIME-n TO wHATcoM.

last TINE-u TO wHATcoM.
STEAMER WAsC0,
Leaves Badefe n ling Company,s Dock, foot of
= ntca rect, for Edmonds Clinton Browns
Point, Coupeviile. San de Fuca, Utsalady,
D .cept,on, AuacOrtes. Fsirhaven. sehome a d
w ratcom. Leaves Mondays, Wednesdays and
Frid - att q m. Returning. leaves La Con-
ner tn sd.ys, Thursdays and Saturdays on tide.
For fret hl or ! Is age apply on board or to J.
r. BADERE. sxent
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ls.karat wedding rings At Bayss's. so4 Front
street
Fverv shade in ribbons. y .henv = M.rrm
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Notice to Creditors.

TSSTATE OF WILLIAM C HILL. DECEASED
II Notice % hereby g ven BY tne und r
sssred Al ce g. Ill., executrix OF the estate of
william c. Hill, deceased. TO the creditors of
ana all persons aving claims against The said
dec ased, o present them with ne &c ssary
youcn. 70, within one year after the DAT of b .
not &c. 10 the said ex. utrix at Tn nc oi j.
]. sturgus, room 20s Bat block. in tn city of
seaft.e King county. . ate Il Washington, the
ssme being the ylace for the transaction the
hnSi . II said eotafo. ALICE HILL
Ixecu,r nix of the estate of VII lam c. Hill de-
ceased.
Dated 1t Seattle. wash. Oct -, 1890
John q. Elder. Attorney for the estate Of Willism
c. Hill. decsas d. rooms aud 4 colman
building.
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ITO MoNTEsANo AND ALL POINTS ON
CRAPS HARBoR
VIA
PUGET SOUND 4 CRAPS HARBoR r R
Ihroush in one day from Seattle.
Trains connect daily Ct Kamilchio at q N.
with steamer from Seattle
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:. SEATTLE
Medical and Surgical Blsp1lsaI
:, Drs. Merrill 4 Merrill
musicians, Surgeons snd SDeeisfu1.

0s - SvVOU y
~ rsemont sulldlne. 0G4 eront -
caiis.s On shs Ny; and isycsaAly 1noun -
w w,t s1e Greatest success I'll Chrosi" r.
BLOOD and Surxical dieeasss' ~ 1sssszyS
az ys en- aad, Sess Unrest .nd Ckse he 1sSs
the CITY q M 1s Ynss ron ths u.ivss1l9 =
v ssais ncapisal. Brooklyn, New ~
sns,n ione experience ro4arkshac s;ash
chron,c A. ss;ocess N the treatment - - r.
s Ec,rns 70 the full con6denes q ~ ~,
4 i, CEsTAIx AND POSITIVE Cur :, 20,
evils that follow in ID main. ~
PRIVATE, BLOOD AND SKIN mn
NSi ERy6 sn1sIRH sslyy sna H.
ORDERS yield readily = thsir sfii III
Piles. FIsruLA AND RfcrAE urc...|
HYDRocEIk AND e ai vaRfcofc ses -.
nently and successfully cured n s~ers 49,
SYPHILIS, GcNORkHRx' GIEEsT 49,.
H orrnea Seminal wsaknesA Loss IsSS1S5
Weakness and ali delicafe disordSm rcs.1, ~ ~
eitnef sex positively cured. q van - m SS53
s mons, ciaoroen thai result from youtSfui' ~
MARRIED MEN. g sscsss s ene.r,ps :. -
s happy life, aware q physicsl dsbiiiik o.
sTRICTUREs radically ana nasa,v s.r.a =
out pain or detention ffoa businose q IS
Rheumatism. Neuralus, Casarrh. nroueh11Is
S a. nma. Iamors kr1peions. Gslt RhcU1
Constr patton and al dissaSss 81 tie vssioo1 ~
esns OF the body permansntly, conlplslniy ~
successfully treated q our great NcdieS{ S11
surgical Dispenssry. "a 81 s. "a 7.1
No matter what your complaint $50
these akiilful surgeons. who ere abb . r.
cures In many Gases that have been ps16oan6
hopeless. All surgical diseases, tuIaof3on5 y
formities removed with astonishfnn r111f
Geniio-unnary surgery, el1ictnra alt dr.
ana deiormities OF either sex, Ill impodfu
to marriage quickly removed Long expek111
of q doctors skill 7'E' ~
Office Houn-s .. m untile ,. n. oondor. II
TO Il Thousands successfulIy treotod ~ e116~
spondence. All confidential Gon1 GoG1 ri
stamps 10 insure promps rsply. IS
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WASHINGTON SAVINGS BANK-INCoR-
w porated under the territorial lava
CAPITAL, $4,000
OFFICERS:
W. w. Dearborn President
B. B Dearborn-......v e-Prestdent
q. ". Hlggins--.....C Cashier.
A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED.
Drafts drawn on all parts OF the world. In
terest paid on ,avi gs and time deposits.
ings from 10 o'clock.
b POSTS may be made in person or BY regis.
tered letter, money order or express and deposit
books will be returned - requested.
Money losned on rss estate at re ssonable rates
puoET SOUND NATIONAL BANx. o. q
I attie-
Buy ana ~, scre.gs ana domsseic sushsnan
The United States and turops is6sGsu
d''S Soai. 81 Of 2snis .:d &c: -
coRREsPoNpEnTs:
London. n. r. Roehschil1 6o0a
Paris, De Re:nsehild Frerea
New YOrk agency Of Bank Of Califo91aa
Chicago, Commercial National Han6
Boston, ouiIblk National Bank
Portland. the Fisss Nadonsi bank
BAILEY GATzERr ......... .Pres,ders
!. .FERRY....-...-.... Vice Presilen6
a.rt cas d corner Cherry and Front ., srlsr
RAsK OF sz1rnsH coLuxBrA-
III
Unsupported BY royal charter issal
Has removed 70 new ausrtsrS corner second
and Columbus streets
Capital paid up 3001001
Power 70 increase o..... 0oa
l00.oas
/ KEITH WILSON. Manager
Branches: San francisco. Cal, Portland, o..
Tacoma Mash, Victoria, Vancouver, New Wet.
munster. Nanaimo ana Kamioops. \ c.
exchanges bought and sold: drafts and tale
graphic transfers sold on the banks branches
ALSO on New York. Chicago Canada and Hong
Kong Deposits received subject ID check. In
terest paid on time deposits
T,HE SEATTLE NATIONAL BANK
CAPITAL.......... ...... .x250.V0
G. w. +. GRIFFITH. Lawrence Kan..) President
W. B. BALLARD. Vice President
FkED c. shier
NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE
Authorized capital. 200
Pad l00,0O
Trsnsacts neral banking businem
n frss1Sut
NJ. d. BALLARD-...-........... Vlce-Pre~ dent
HMa COUNTY BANK or sEArTLE-
Hallee Building. Columbia street
near Becond
- y OEWOA<k resident
J. - eA1AIIO6 Sleor fneoldeu5
W. @. .Caahier
ITansacts general banking businesa
SAFE D4fosIT VAULTS IN CONNECTION
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Consultation and prescriptions absolutely
yREx
Send for frss book explaining the Hissossnstis
system
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6ENERAL HAWKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED.
Drafts drawn on all parts OF the world. In
terest paid on ravisgs and time deposits.
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b. w. MILLER,
City clerk.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-06-17
The Voice Of Hawaii.

Ia. EDITOR -The present anom-
5IOus condition of the Cabinet has
presented a scene differing from
any that has ever before occurred
under this Government; and yet
THIS situation was anticipated at
the formation of the Cabinet IN
1851. a. among the possibilities
that might happen. 1t has been
demonstrated. however, that an
obnoxious member of it may defy
the efforts made by the majority Of
his associates to secure his with
lrawaL The only alternative is
for the Legislature to request his
res gnatiOn IN such way as it may
decide. aud If not complied with to
lake such action as shall secure his
removal
With the exception of the At
u0rnev-GeDeraL the present Cab
net has shown its fitness for the
!, uublic service. and most unques-
r0nably satisfies the great majority
II the people, both natives and for
rners- a more efficient Minister
4 the Interior never filled the place
than Mr.. Thurston, nor has any
previous occupant accomplished in
the say Of public Improvements,
during three years, half what he
has done. This is evident on every
island Of the group.
Nor has more capable Minister
than Mr.. Damon ever presided over
the finances Of the Kingdom, nor
one who has retained in q greater
decree the confidence and trust of
Al classes. who desire his continu-
znce IN Office.
There can be 40 doubt that the
people are well satisfied with the
majority of the present Cabinet.
and desire their retention, provided
harmony be restored by the ap-
pointment Of an Attorney-General
who can work with his associates.
II the native section possesses a
lawyer qualified to be Attorney
General, and whose appointment
would be creditable to the public,
b al means let him be named.
But let u OF cast aside men who
nave proven their itbess for posi-
ions Tor which very few are quail
fed IA LEO KA LAHUI.