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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-02-23

IMPROVING OLYMPIA HARBOR.
250-Foot Channel Twelve Feet Deep
at Low Tide Recommended.

la 2bO-FOot Cnannel Twelve rect peep
at Low Tide Recommended.
I The report of Captain Thomas W. symons to
he chief of engineers contains the following as
to Olympia harbor:
Twelve feet at lower low water was fixed upon
Is the proper depth to be given the channel, as
this depth will accommodate very nearly all the
vessels plying on the Sound, and more than ac-
Asommodate any now plying to Olympia 1t is
Ihir to suppose, however, that, as Olympia grows,
sound vessels OF the largest class will visit it.
III width of channel OF go feet was fixed upon.
= this will permit boats to pass each other and
I'LL allow those at present calling at Olympia TO
tlrn 1t is, however, deemed wise in laying out
the work to provide for width of 400 feet in the
I mture which will be desirable If the commerce
IId Olympia shall grow as anticipated by some.
This width will enable vessels to lie at each side
Of the channel and yet leave room for others to
pass in and out.
This width it is proposed to provide for by
Putting tho bulkheads, beyond which the
|tredged material will be deposited, 400 feet
|4part. II is also proposed to dredge out now
EDasn at the upper or southern end OF the chan
|nel. This basin has al extreme length OF
Loo feet and maximum breadth OF 800 feet,
and Is designed with view of interfering as lit
lie as possible with existing wharves and docks
The method OF construction proposed Is TO
build pile and brush bulkhead and to pump
The material from the channel and deposit 1t
beyond the bulkhead
1t is deemed best TO keep the Des Chutes river
5tt OF this channel. as it is feared that, under
8lyoring circumstances, it would tend to
w the channel with debris from above. This
reflection will be accomplished by building the
oulkhesd completely around the upper end and
SIDES OF the channel. Provision for passing
mail boats through the draw of the Fourth
areet bridge can be made by limiting the height
Of the bulkhead at the draw to just sufficient
deviation to turn the waters of the Des Chutes
Ihis VIII enable anything that is likely to desire
|iio DO 90 TO get above the bridge.
The work of constructing the 250foot channel
| Win BASIN rs eStimnfcd 10 cost SOL. 600.
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GENERAL SHIPMENTS.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.


San Francisco, Feb 22.--Washiugton's birth.
|lay was generally observed in business circles.
The banks, clearing house and exchanges were
|dosed, and produce and commission men did
little or no business. Receipts of almost all
commodities were light, with the exception
|of green vegetables, which were in
large supply, and, owing to want of
Inquiry, had TO be carried over. The receipts
we're Is sacks and l. boxes peas, q boxes aspara-
|rus, sack and l box beans, 40 boxes mush-
lrooms, q boxes tomatoes, one sack peppers, 324
acks onions and l box frogs. The tomatoes
gere Of poor quality and weak in quotations.
There was no session Of the san Francisco Stock
IE1change today.
III CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
IA CHIcAGo, Feb. 2.-Cattle--Receipts, 1000
Had; slow and steady to weaker. Good TO
Fhoiee steers, s440G04g0; others, g. 3a0I %;
|keders, s3.00CG3.50; stockers, 81 90lG2.25.
Hogs-Recelpts, $1,000 head; steady to lower.
|Rough and common, s4.40(G4.65; mixed and
packers, s4.7o(6iS0; prime. heavy and butchers
weights 81 S5dI %; light, si.70(1iS5.
Sheep-Recelpts, 500 head opened active
land strong, but closed weak and lower Ewes,
|t20a1L25; mixed, s475(G5.00: wethers and
bearings, S. 15[6D6. % Westerns S. 100 j62I2.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

THE NORTHERN.
ksonn, LII Brocsy. City
= ~ newell Ws ; - CIV Waldron, Fairh'n
Il ! Hj fIEgpgSe15 do B, Honburger. cincin'ti
W Mitchell, Portland W Il Mckee Denver aA
~ r Il n " alker, do Downs, Fairhayen
Il / ] GIeen,spor McA c Pier, Portland
THE ARLINGTON.
J Thomas, Portland John W Corson,
W '. m Fisher. Albany, Or Mel Garvey. Fairhaven
B salhf5 Anacort W MoGsy; No2hfack
Calhoun, p Towns E II HoIbrook. Fairhvn
J Redward, Chicago NJ W Kelly. Tacoma
Lag ngsFd Ript Gample Parker, Nj T Vernon
W SJamieson, Gambl G II Normingt tor, Canada
THE ARLINGTON.
G bennington, Zea Ed Peterson, Portland
l. A Pettibone, What NJ Hubbard, do
y WI N 4 Cleary, Anacort L Clark, SoupeyiIie
J E Stone, Salem City W 7 Geddings, DO
John Motfat do Sam Stewart, Portland
& jacobs, San Fran i NJ Lawson, do
knolton, Everett L l. Owens, do
c Bacon, Whatcom NJ Devasher. Kan City
o Morse, do A Logic, Kirkland
Miss Bacon, do C Bedding, Aaaeortes
Miss Black, do II Wyse, Portland
Z Lyle, do
THE OCCIDENTAL.
Scott. New Whatcom D 2 Quinn, Port Angeles
L Rockman. PIT Angeles w Perrin, Tacoma
J Octopus, PtTownsend Mcdonald, Tacoma
Harrison. Portland A Harris, Louisville
II ii barrow, Louisville J IL Coblentz, City
Jones, Salem Keen, Kasto City, B
J Schaltena, Olympia L d Baker, Portland
p Mutt, Seattle Kildall, LINDEN
j Nigel, New York NJ springer, Kent
J. L Rand. Vancouver C. Dunbar Vancouver
G. Bealey, do Isle, do
G q Mackay, do rs Ronaldson Seattle
G Allen, Seattle Mcbride, Tacoma
ID Lowe, Montana l. Loring, Snoqualmie
f Jamison, Helena B O Worriny + irbaven
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Port Tnmnsend MANS.

PORT townsend. Feb. Especial THE
"eNiuan hotel was burned at Chimacum yes
wtaay. Loss, Sl,ooo; Insurance, 500. The origin
VI me fire is unknown.
1eorge Hsz2Irl. secretary of the Democratic
vac central committee, is in Port Townsend.
rue oe!ect OF Ais visit is presumed to be for the
purpose OF raising funds Tor campaign purposes.
Many OF the members OF Company |, \. q. W.,
arc disposed to accept the situation and drill
unaer Captsiu Joucs again.
councilman Israe! KGtz received news today
" me ceath OF bis father at Wiesbaden, Ger
many aged "a, lie leaves big estate.
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Mhafcnn Nelrs.

"HIrooN, Feb. 22.-ISpecial.l-P. B. Cornwall
r expected to arrive tomorrow TO attend q
sieeting OF the water company, when the capital
'ocS Will be increased TO S5O0,000.
consolidation Of the electric street car lines is
p'obsble. If the business is divided both COM
ssnles must lose money.
Washington birthday was celebrated By drill
ana target practice by Company F, First regi-
Hs1r' AT the &o-yari target practice the aver
'ss score III twenty five shots was 50 per cent
me county bond proposition will probably be
s'hdIa|a by the comm ,ssioners as the senti-
lent OF the public is against the enormous debt
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DEATHS And FUNERALS.


TAYLOR-I Seattle, at the residence of the
grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. George Misener,
Margle Elizabeth Taylor, OF spinal meningitis
aged 3 %ears, months and 20 days
Services will be held at the residence this fter-
noon at O'Clock. Rev. ]. r. Damon officiating.
Interment at Lake View cemetery
CLAU SoN-Near Port Madison. SATURDAY.. Febru.
airy 20, 1892. Rev. C. L. Clauson, of heart dis
ease, aged 80 years.
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south Bend News.

socIH BEND, Feb SPECIAL The steamer
shianee took ont a load OF spruce stave bolts
'of Fortiaad pail and tub factory.
me lighthouse tender ManZauita is in the
.afoor looking after the buoys. She has put in
'No new buoys, a nun buoy of Leadbette's
polAt and rei can buoy 10 mark q sandspit
|resr North cove.
Ihe county Republican central committee has
oeea called 10 mo- Ell in South Bend February ..
= MAKE arrGugemeuts Tor the county con
|seunoa.
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LOST.

I OST-A CHILD'S SHOE. FINDER PLEASE
l. return TO ! .2iS Madison street
/ OST-A BUNDLE or CLOTHING SATUR-
l. day, February 20. from truck while moving
between Harrison and Box streets The finder
VIII he literally rewarded by delivering same 70
-2l Box stree
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NOTICE TO CoSTRAcroRs.

PROPOSALS T IL FRESH BEEF AND NUT
L toa-Office of Chief Commissary Of Subsistence,
Department OF the Columbia, Vancouver Bar
racks, Wash. February -, 1892. sealed propO-
sails IN tripllcate subject TO the usual conditions.
viii be received at this Office and at the Offices Of
Tie Acting Commissioners Of subsistence at the fol-
lowing named posts tiOr fresh beef and mutton to
be delivered al that post only, uutl y o'clock,
noon. on Thursday, March -, 1882 and then
opened in the presence of bidders, for furnishing
and delivery 10 the subsistence Department L. :.
Army. the fresh beef and mutton that may be
called for by the Acting COTnmssary of Suhsist-
snca during the year commencing July !, 1892:
Boise Barracks. Idaho; Fort tanby, wash; Fort
sherman, Idaho; Fort spokane, Wash. Fort
Townsend Wash: Vancouver Barracks, Wash. !;
Fort Waila Walia Wash. The Govern
rlsut reserves The right 10 rejec. any or all
bids. Bidders will understand thai contracts made
under this advertisement and proposals made in re-
spo thereto shall be construed to involve the
United states in any obligation for payment in
excess OF the appropriation granted by Congress
for the purpose BlanS proposals and printed cir
culars. stating the kind OF beef and mutton re-
quiFei and giving fun instructions. VIII De fur
H!shed by this Office oy the A c. = the sew
eTui posts. Envelopes containing proposals should
be marked. proposals for Fresh Beef or Mutton
At ---." ami addressed to the undersgn ed or to
the Acting Commissary Of subsistence al The
post 70 be supplied W IL NASH, Major and C..
=. l. :. 4, Chief c. \. =. c.
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NEWPORT BATHS - OPEN DAY AND
~ night; salt and fresh water, electric, meii-
Gated. .uSsian- sulphur and cabinet VApor baths;
private apartments for ladies; excellent attend
ance. Sis Front street.
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k..1 Selnes5ay, February a, is the time when the
- % bots ~ Everett viii begin. some OF the
ilse property igoaung on the sound VIII be sold
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NOTICE TO STOCK HOLDERS.

NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING OF STOCK
IN holders-Notice is hereby given that a special
meeting of the stock holders of the seattle National
Bank Building Company Will he held on Tuesday,
the 18th day OF March, 4. D. 1892, az the hour of
o'clock in the afternoon of that day, at the Office
of the company. in the Seattle National Bank
building. on the corner of Yesler and South
Second street. at the CT of Seatsle King county,
Wash. which meeting all stockholders of the com
pany are hereby notified and requested to attend,
as business of Importance Will be brought before
the meeting for Its action. By order of the trlIs-
tees W. II. BALLARD, President.
EBEN SMITH, Secretary.
Dated Seattle Wash, February 20. 1892
NOTICE-FIDALGO BRICK AND TILE
IN Com pany.-A stockholders' meeting will be
held at the Northern hotel. Seattle, Wash on
saturday March IL, 1892 By order of the presi-
dent.
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AT FORT TOWNSEND.
10 80 t2.i5 100 5. 20 SO 6-S5 is

Fam.
The banks were all closed yesterday owing to
| 81 fact that it was alegal holiday. Some of the
Eger wholesale houses were closed, and those
BAL kept open did but little business. Freight
keseipts were large, owing to the arrival of
5eree vessels from San Francisco. but the local
lteight traffic was light. A fresh supply of
krnits came in on the Walla Walla. The ship
|nents included a train of forty-seven cars, all
psded with shingles from Ballard. They were
Consigned to the East over the Northern Pacific.
| fhe cars were artistically decorated with shin
|tes.
GENERAL SHIPMENTS.
4 During the past twenty-four hours goods and
Merchandise have been shipped from Seattle in
HE following amounts: By rail-Northern Pa
ttac 296 tons; Columbia d. Puget sound, rs
Ions; Seattle, Lake Shore & Eastern. 30l tons.
|By water-Clara Brown, % tons: Angeles, 10
| tons; Buckeye, tons. Total shipments, 65S
Ppns.
MERCHANDISE AND PRODUCE RECEIPTS.
y Produce and merchandise have been received
IN the port OF Seattle during the past twenty
= Eur hours as follows: By rail-Northern Paci-
liza go tons; Columbis d Puget Sound, so tons:
4 Rattle Lake Shore & Eastern. PSF tons. BY
observation-disclosures, $50 tons; John d. Tallant,
. 800 tons; Walla Walla, i7S tons; Wasco. 30 tons;
Angeles 10 tons. Total receipts, 1926 tons.
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FOJND.

LOCND-SOU WILL FIND IT To YOU
Il advantage 10 buy your furniture at 9I5 'FRONT.'
street; II is sold o. tIIstallmelts.
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MJSCELLANEOUS.

GALL AT THE METROPOLIS SALOON. 3l2
" washington street. There is bargain for
anybody.
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Advertisements under the heads of Lost. Found
For Sale, For Rent and Situations Wanted VIII be
inserted at the rate of cent word each insert on
Payment always in advance. No advertisement
received for less than 70 cents.
NOTICE-The business Office of the PosT-INrEI.-
LIGEScER is open until IL p. m. Classified adver-
tisements will be received up to this hour
Advertisements will be received at branch offices
of the POSTUM ELLIGEN GER at:
Tacoma. ........................T Sammons, Agent
Port Townsend. ................ French d Springer
The following letters await advertisers at this
office:
&C. Equity NJ
A. L. L. IL. 7. A. M o. Y
Box 10. j. II. &. 20. +. "
BeiiadonnA lLeas. @
Bird. l. L. IS
r. L. A. Tools.
: &. T. NJ. ). 3O3.
C. II. 7.
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CIIARLES +. PATTERSON, ss4 AND sS5
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ATroRNEFs ar Law.

L r. TIPToN-427-i2s BAILEY BUILpING,
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

w l. HAMMOND, SUCCESSOR TO II. r
W Hammond & Co, commission merchant
wholesale fruits. produce, butter and eggs. -four.
grain, etc. Consignments so.ici, ed s-l-S13
West street. corner Marion, seattle, Wash. Refer
ence First National Bank. Telephone 45a. p. o.
Fox rs
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/ INpLEN :. ANDERSON. LAWYER. aoS
- EnrSe e.oeA- Land, mining and patent cases
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TIsHRACK. HARDIN & MEEK. ROOMS "a.
II -, 25 and 20 ffauer block ~ 80
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ABSTRACTORS.

DOOTH & HANFORD A BSTRACT COMPANY
ID Inc. Rooms 202. 2O8 and 206 Burke block,
cprppr second and Marion streets
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BOOK BISDERF.

Il ANTHoNY'S BiNDERT, BLANK BOOK
IT manufacturers. Washington street corner
Commercial, rooms i and Terry block, Seattle,
Wash.
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A1.asDsoAPE GARDESEBs.
xERnt.p sRNss NKR. LANDSCAPE GAR.
q f1oncx ts4raer White and Madison streets. r.
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.

TOR SALE-A DOUBLE HOUSE AND LOT
II also 80 acres of land overlooking Squak lake
and lots in Robertson add. Apply 10 owner, III
Rollins street.
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HUGHES HASTINGS & sTEDMAN. ATToR-
IL neys at law. Rooms ~ as "a. a. Hailer blo.iS
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no CONTRACTORS AND DEALERS IN
l. miscellaneous sdpplies-sealed proposals will
be received az the Office of the board Of pu bio
works up TO noon of Monday. February 20, 1892.
for the furnishing the city OF Seattle requisj.
tions to be issued during the months Of March and
April, 1892, materials, supplies. etc, as herein
afer indicated.
The prices given to the tenders made are to be
based upon payments to be made by the city OF Sc
attic In warrants drawn upon the appropriate
funds. to be taken at par
The board reserves the right 70 reject any and
all bids or portlOns of bids.
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TRr sT TN p. DYER ATTORNEY. sl5 BUT
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I Attest NOVELTIES IN FURNITURE
II sold by the Belitown Furniture Company, 9l5
Front street Only house in the city selling ON in
stallments.
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II H. CANN & son, ATTORNEYS AT LAW
1 and mmis~ioner OF deeds Cnire s1- nj
BIS Pioneer building. Telephone I8i
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

-
THE POPULAR FURNITURE DEALERS
L the Belltown Furniture Company, are still
selling their splendid goods on weekly payments.
9l5 Front street.
CPEtTAL NoTICE-ALL PERSONS HAVING
- claims against the Grand Hotel Company will
present same at once TO Law l. Moore. secretary
Grand Hotel Company 706 Front street
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TYLER. HAYS & TYLER. ATropSFys At
L law. Occidental block and Port Townsend
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OUR COMPLETE LINE OF SPRING AND
" summer goods hereto meet the time We
make AL suits, so. S23, S25. Wanamaker &
Brown 222 and 223 Bailey building. second and
Cherry.
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LIRsTCLASS BUSINESS AND RESIDE yf.rs
property IN all parts ofthe city for sale. ID -
sI,ondence solicited W. r. Ledgerw00d real est -
agent. successor to Lewis & Letieerwood room u
sullivan block.
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Trade AND SHIPPING

TIDES AT SEATTLE HARBoR TODAY.
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CRANEN & CRAVEN. ATTORNEYS At
Y law Rooms 3l2 AMI 3is Butler block
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DOR ACRE TRACTS IMPROVED OR UNINf-
proved. for gardening. fruit growing poultry
raising, close to city. cheap and easy terms. The
best IN the market see d. NJ. Shanks owner, room
8 Boston block.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

E'oR RENT-A STAND FOR CANDY AND
soda water book and stationery in dry
soocs store; small stock required low expenses.
AQdress 299 care Post INTEL gencer.
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TOR SALE-FINE LOT on RAINIER ST.
Il near Jackson; commands fine view Of lake
and bay; make ofer; must be sold. BoN S32. city
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ZOE RFNT-OFFICES


,-oR RFNT-nESK ROOM On GROUND
h noor al III Columbia street
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c wooDNAN, CIVIL ENGINEER AND
II. deputy United states surveyor. oIAees % %
sullivan building.
THOMSON & WHITE, COUNTY SURVEYORS
L and tmted states deputy mineral surveyors.
Room o5 Unlo1 block
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HATRDRE SsIEG.
(TRCASSIAS HAIR PAKLDRS-WIC; MAX
Y Ing bangs and switches EengstOrf block. 700
Second street. Seattle. Wash. room 81.
VoHN T. wITTwER, HAIRDREssER AND
y wigmaker 6lS Front. next 10 LJwman .9
Hanf0rds
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no CONTRACTORS FOR PILE-DRlViN9-
l sealed proposals WIN he received by me boari
% puhc works Of the city u seattle up 20 noon OF
Wednesday February "a, 1922. for Tue iufnisnlnS
and driving Of one hundred 400 piles on the shors
OF Lake Washington for the city water depart
ment, in accordance with plans ana sPeeihcAtions
on file a. this Office. -
The board reserves the right 10 reject any ana
all bids Payment TO be made IN city warrants ss
their face value.
by order OF The board Of public works
~ ~ n HOI.RRoOK, secretary.
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IGOR sALE-AT A BARGAIN. NICE HARD
near Howell.
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TOR SALE-HoUSE AND LOT ONE BLOCK
Il from Broadway: size OF lot 6ONlS3: fine view;
al bargain Gardner & StTatton. POI aud 2O2
Bailey building.
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Gan FRANCISCO BRIDGE COMPANY-ES-
= gineers aud contractors for bridges Of every
descflp ion. wharf banding. p,i arivinz. dredging
and steam shovel excayafinG: plans and specifics
tons furnished on application; correspondence
solicited. ONCE Occidental block. Seattle. Wash.
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FOR SALE-AT A BARGAIN, FURNITURE
= OF three rooms: all new; fine sldeboard. front
par lunch counter, kitchen utensils, four stoves.
3l4 Washington street
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yIvANTEp-IIDDLE- AGED GERMAN OR
W Swe,ie woman for chambermaid. Apply Los
Angeles house. 2l1 Commercial street, after IL
o'clock
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MONEY IF YOC NEED MONEY on
VI watches diamonds Or any article of value
csl! On Uncle Harris. 204 Washington street, OPP
pOsite -iandard theater
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WANTED-RE4L ESTATE.


WANTED-REALE ESTATE TO SELL, TRAD
w or rent j. W. Swezea. PA Bailey block.
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E'OR SALE-A RESTAURANT; ALL NEWLY
Il furnished. cheap rent: good stand: rare oppor-
tonliy Sl4 Washington street. Selling on ac-
count of health
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Q5eneral A0baGIsfEssts.
Island Shells & Curios

WTHOLEsALE AND RETAIL,
w cheap for cash, At No. I0l Fort
Street. between Ehlers' dry goods store
and Frank CfeTtz'5 shoe store.
T. TANNATT.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-08-19

EM-If your agent does not keep my
brand OF Soap, order direct from me.
Send Postal Gard or letter for amount OF
Soap required and will ell your order
with promptness and dispatch
4. ". RAwL1NS,
1887 1409-ly Deleo, Honolulu.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-08-19
Plated Spoons, Forks and kaivcS

cheap medium and best; ThemO-
meters. 4 nice line of Seymour's
Shears, Trimmers and Scissors,
Grass Hooks, Stillson Wrenches,
Fish aud Eel Spears, Mast Hoops,
Boat Hooks, Galvanized Swivels,
Galvanized Barrel Bolts, Belt Studs,
Fish Nets, Soldering Salts, Yale
Padlocks, Varnish Stain, Gal
vanized Finish Nails, Cylinder
Oil, Horse Shoes, Galvanized and
Black Pipe, Pipe Fittings.