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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-04-13
The Tragedy at the Fair"
EDITOR BrLLETIN:--

EDITOR BrLLETIN:-
The article which the BULLETIN
reproduced Yesterday from the San
Francisco Call of the 5tb inst. is a
rank "fake" and fair sample of
the munchausen character Of San
Francisco journalism.
1t appears that John Edwards,
alto singer Of the Hawaiian quartet,
and his wife had a mild row. Ed
wards is a well-educated half-wbite
with a good voice, and made his de-
but as all actor, and acquitted him
self with credit in the "Wooing of
Kaala" company in this city His
wife is a half-Chinese to whom Ed
wards was devotedly attached. and
she was not known to taste any kind
Of intoxicating drink here in her ma
tive home. She was remarkably
well-behaved, neat and intelligent,
and far removed from the picture Of
her in the Call. Edwards had prob
ably been indulging too freely in
"tanglefoot," and returning was re.
monstrated with, and attacked his
soDeT Wlle III tEue SaliIcTUld ldSHlDH
with a weapon, a practice that is
very rare among Hawaiians.
The incident was too good for the
American journalist to miss using to
our disadvantage. The picture OF
poor Lucy Edwards being held up
as a savage Of "a South Sea Island
combination" praying her husband
to death, is good for its political
effect. suppose, in that good time
when we shall have become a count,
Of The State Of California, the luxury
OF seeing ourselves pictured as :
nation Of savages will be something
that il will be a legal offense tt
object to.
John Edwards wife does not tax,
any part in the Hawaiian villag,
show. but paid her own way in go
ing with her husband, hence Mr.
Hebron would have no knowledg,
Of her ou his list. HAWAIIAN.
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President Cleyeland's

President Cleveland's message
vetoing the silver seigniorage bill
fills two columns Of small type in
American papers. 1t brings out in
bold relief the strength Of character
Of the man, as il had been predicted
that he would sign the bill as a sop
To disairected silver Democrats.
Every sentence is weighty. Here
are some passages selected at ran
dom: "Our recovery being so we'll
under way, nothing should be- done
To check our convalescence, nor
should We forget that relapse at
this time would almost surely re-.
duce Us to lower stage OF financial
distress than that from which We are
Just emerging" "In my judgment
sound finance does not commend
the further infusion OF silver into
our currency at this time" 81 can
not conceive Of longer step toward
silver monometallism than We take
when we spend our gold to buy sill
YER certificates for circulation, espe
cially in view OF the practical diff
culties surrounding the replenish
ment OF our gold"
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BY Jas. f. Morgan.
TO.MORROwl
Mortgages Notice Of Intention to
Foreclose and Of sale.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ by virtue of n mower of sale contained
i'm a certain mortgaye dated tho titb dav Of
Nav. A n ism male Inv KIiKANa bI-
AiNoK y and k0pi bey bnshand and
IL. KAIAAififi,i ~ Iohaipa' Island ri
Maui; tn ia,nes N No,sarrst nj unnnln,u
Island of Oahu Irns,es. rerorjed in the
Office of tho R.,;s,par of Convevanres
in Liner i58 fnl;ns u az and a The ssii
7, mes n W',nsapr,t Tru'tee a. ,fore.
sSi5' Nortpngae' intends m foreclose the
said nurtyawe i,r a breach of the condi.
tions i'm said mortgage contsinej, To wit I:
the non ma ment of hotb The nrincine, and
interest when dna
Nntire il aiso hcro,v y;vau that all and
,;nv,lar tba Iand" te,;e,nents and beredi.
t.,,s,,ts in Sa;I ,rort,a,,a contained and
dasrr;bed will ha snIJ a. nubiic auction at
the anct,on roo,, ~ Jas r Nnrgan. on
Queen % street. ms in said Honolulu, on Mos.
nAS tho ond d.y ~ Anr;i A. II Ispl nj
- n,cIncL nnon of said aar wv
d. scribed, viz:
lst. All those two certain tracts, pieces
or parcels of land situate at pulani and
Nuimalu, Kaupo, in said Island OF Maui
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TO-MORROw!
Mortgages Notice Of Intention to
Foreclose and of Sale.

NOTICE II HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ by virtue Of power Of sale contain.
ed In certain mortgage dated the 50tb day
Of October, a. ID. ls.O, made by kAWA-
WAHlMOku, HlkU and JOSEPH kAA-
MAMA, Of Waiheo, Island Of Mani, TO
James ". Monsarrat, Of Honolulu, Island
II rHhu, Trustee, recorded In the office Of
the Registrar Of ConvcyanccS IN l.iber ~,
f,liOs -, 3tand III the said James NJ. Mun-
sarrat, Trustee n aforesaid, Mort sagcc,
inien's TO forcClosc said mortgage for u
breach ~ the conditions IN said mor, gage
contained, to.wit, the nOn-payment of both
the principal aud interest when due.
Notice i also hereby given that all and
singular th" lands, tencnIents and hcrcdit-
uments Ia said mortgage contained and
described will he sold at public auction si
the auction roum IL James 4. Morgan. On
Queen street In said Honolulu, ON MON
DAY, the ilrh day 81 Marsh, A. ID. 1881,
NJ - o'clock noon ~ said day.
The property IN ~nid mortgage l. thus
des rilied, viz.
I. All that certain picry or parrcl ui
land situate Ia the vi of Nolu IN said Wal.
hee, containing an area of S-lOO Of an
acre, and being the same premises des-
cribcd IN Royal Patent No. 3t0l, Land
Coininiasion Award No. 10, y y To Ku,
and that were conveyed TO Knanaana, the
father Of the said Eawawahimoku, Hiku
and Joseph knansana, by kaawa, the
cousin and 'lc h,is at Law Of said M. by
deed dated December 81, lssi, and rccori,
ID In the Office of the said Registrar In
Liber -, on folios ~ and ~.
2. All those three certaiu PIECES or mar.
GELS Of land situate In the Ills OF Pupouulu
and Kapoho N said Waihce, containing ~
all an area Of !, a"res, and beirg the sam,
promises described In Royal Patent No
SJ7, Land Commission Award No isB tt
Mahoe 5, the grandfather Of said Kawawa'
himoku, HlkI and Joseph Kaanaana.
JAMES NJ. M0NSARRAT,
Trustee, Mortgagee.
Terms Cash. Deeds at expense of pur
chaser. tor further particulars apply :,
the Mortgage,
Dated Honolulu, February ~, 1894.
ia The abJve sale Is pUstpOn, 4 :,
SATURDAY, April II, 1884, at IL o'clocl
noon. JAMES i. MORGAN,
lO01 81 Au tioneer.
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1t is common talk that George J.

II is common talk that George j..
Ross. Auditor.Geueral, resigned that
office several days ago. Councillors
who were eager to further reduce
his salary, below the reduction made
in the Appropriation Bill. will now
perhaps he sorry for their haste to
hit the man. One Of the family
compact may get the office, aud il
would he terrible in that case To
have il graded down to a mere clerk
ship. The taxpayers may have rea.
son to regret the loss of so faithful
a watcher Of the treasury as Mr..
ROss.
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Young men may go to the Feast
Of Nations" with less than a thou
sand dollars in their pockets. The
Bulletin is authorized to say that
there will he no begging or solicita-
ton. Patrons will be left free to-
buy what their fancy may choose.
With this assurance none need b.'
afraid to visit the fair, and cxpend
whatever they can afford for the
benefit Of the several worthy objects
announced.
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By Jas. T. Morgan.
Mortagee's Notice OF Foreclosure

rs ACCORDANCE WITH THE PROvI.
l. siuns Of n ccrtsin mortgage, made by
u. n. NAHlNr of \. Roma. Hawaii, 10
Jno. . Dominis, dated 22nd July, lsyi. re-
corded IN Lib"r -. page -, and duly a.
given that the mortgagee intends To 10 "-
close ia, same for conditions broken. 10
wit: non-pay ymcnt of interest and prin.
cipal.
Notice l. likesise piven that after the
expiration 81 thr'c weeks from date VI this
noti1e, the property conveyed by snid
mort gage will lie ADVERTISE for sale at
public auction, ut the auction rooms Of
Jas. +. Morgan, In Honolulu, un MON
bAV, the Dth day of April, 1874, at "
noon Uf said day.
Further particulars can be had ~ VII.
liam g.. Ac I, Attorney at Law.
Dated Honolulu, March II, 1891.
LAU CHONG,
Assignee OF he MortgRgee.
The = emiseS cove ed by said mOrfgr rge,
consist OF:
ist. All those situated at Houkena, y.
kona, Hawaii, and more particularly drs-
cribeh In X. y. UiH on 4. &. a. lUl9n "a
Mikakai, containing an area of i-iOJ acres,
including all buildings thereon ana
formerly known ~ the homestead of said
ID. n. Nshinu.
Ind. All those premises described In X.
=. ii'G To Henry Clarke, containing AN area
Of ~ acres ~ kauhako, y. Kona, Hawaii.
3rd. All those premises described In X
y. lI5t TO william johnson, containing All
area Of ~ acres at kanhako. $. hona, Ha-
wall.
u The above sale i stpOned u
MONDAY, April III, iH9i, at ~ o'clock
noon. JAS. +. MORGAN,
lUO7-2t AuctiOneer.
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WHAT JAPAN WANTS.

An article from the San Francisco
Bulletin on Japanese diplomacy will
be read with interest here at the
present juncture. Although it is
unjust to the Japanese in Wow OF
their aspirations toward the highest
plane OF civilization, its remarks on
dual national allegiance are as unas-
saiiable as they are applicable 10 the
question that has arisen here regard
ing voters for the constitutional con
vention. As TO the point raised
about danger to HaW allan national
ity from the granting OF the fran
chise on equal terms with other
nationalities to the Japanese, the
writer in the San Francisco paper
misapprehends the facts and proba-
bilities Of the matter in its entirety.
Japan has a treaty with Hawaii
which accords her subjects the same
privileges as subjects Of the most
favored nation" 1t is more Il mat
ter of principle on the part Of the
Japanese Government, than any idea
of swamping the electorate OF Hawaii
with the votes Of Japanese laborers,
that it insists on the observance Of
the treaty in its "most favored
nation" clause. With ordinary edu.
cational franchise there would be
very few japanese who could quail.
fy in any case, while with the prnci-
Pile established that there can be no
dual national allegiance it is doubt
ful il any considerable proportion of
Japanese, among the few who could
pass the educational test to day,
would discard their native allegiance
for the privilege Of casting votes
that would not amount to drop IN
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WHATS IN To-DAY's PAPER.

FIRST PAGE.
The Hawaiian Exhibit, by Theo. II.
Davies.
SECOND PACE.
Editorial Paragraphs.
What japan Wants-editorial.
Mr.. Theo II. Davies on the Situation.
The Tragedy at the Fairly Hawaii" ."
THIRD PAaE.
Marine News
Local and General Items.
Judiciary Jottings.
An Open Door.
Mishap to Captain Andrews.
10 Satisfy His Hunger.
The Newly Arrived Admiral.
The Baseball Season.
To Friends of the kindergarten.
sailing Of the Adams.
Japanese Freaks in Diplomacy.
FOURTH PAGE.
A Great Man Fallen.
Fifty-five Millions Short.
Strongest Man in the World.
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the bucket. There is little fear of
any colonizing of the islands with
japanese voters to capture the coun-
try. Japan can do better for her
subjects by keeping them under her
own protection than by encourag-
ing them to take their chances in
the vicissitudes of Hawaiian citizen
shin.
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pATENrED UNnER rue LAWS or rHN HAWAIIAN IsLANps.


and orders.
The he derived Of the NATIONAL
established acknowledged
generally.
The large number II Planters
NScntinc public
above
The Il III" SnmEDDER largely the
mill GO % l2%G
IL safeguard Of
would m liable damage
the mill and allowing mp, heio~ the mill
The SHREDDER made,
i
SlinfDpER and hing breaks, simply IN" knives
which he qimkly aud economically replaced The
ing and allowing the mill Ia thoroughly without
The SinEDER spreads The sh' uniformly and evenly
the mill rolls by
hand between the mills where rrgnng No greater amount Of
that winch
shcen or ti" l the We ul
taia enabling
Sineer successfully install aud hem
In ordering please small SKETCH
width
(citlr sid,
mild, winch the mill liue
to
bed plate These by l0
and iinwi Mn Kh, where they giving saisiacton
~ PRICE, and particulars he had by applying
VIM G. IRWIN & CO., Id
"R lacns Gp hr Hp"airn
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FRIDAY, APRIL l3, 1894.

Governor Mckinley received
great ovation when he appeared to
speak at Minneapolis lately. The
incident is accepted as the opening
of a Mckinley campaign for the
Presidency.
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Yesterdays mail brought the re-
vised Canadian tariff just submitted
TO the Dominion Parliament. 1t
admits raw sugar free with gradu-
ated scale of duties ON sugars from
No. l6 Dutch standard upward.
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Hawaiian Hardware CO. Id
Saturday, Aprii 7, 1924.

ant combines business with
pleasure when out on a pro-
menade, how he will investi-
gate when he runs up against
a bread crumb and then 20
back and tell a large circle of
acquaintances who soon be-
come a nuisance. 1t is to oh.
viate this that we sell the new
tangled Bread and Cake
Knives. You may cut warm
or cold bread, or cake with
icing on it and not make a
crumb. The set of three-a
parer, cake cutter and pie cut
ter-goes to you for a dollar,
and when you've used them
once you will say you have a
three dollar value.
The latest coast news tells
us that all Of the treaties under
the Mckinley biTl are repealed
under the new Tariff bill. This
is going to bring anguish to
the breasts of some people,
but Hawaii is all right. Nc.
Kinley did not give us a treaty
but he wrestled hard to give
US "Ballyhooly." So far as
treaty relations with the United
States are concerned the sun
seems to be shining on the
sugar industry Of Hawaii; and
SO long as the sun shines to
the extent Of a cent and a
quarter on sugar every one
will be prosperous and happy.
Haviland ware takes a step
or two forward in this commu.
nifty when its quality is com.
pared with other decorated
china. We have sold this
crockery ever since we have
been in business and it is now
the favorite ware here. Our
method Of selling it makes i,
popular because we do not in.
sist upon people buying a full
set. We sell, for instance, d
half dozen cups and saucers as
a starter. II the buyers friend,
comment on their beauty ant
quality it is quite likely the
lady Of the house will wan
some plates to add to it. Viii
each piece there will be a grow
ing desire for more until il
eliminates in the necessar,
dishes for soup, fish, roasts
vegetables, salads, etc. 1t i,
quite the proper thing for peo
pie to have different decora
tions for each course; some
people may have a complete
set but would like a chang,
for soup or fish. We can maxi
up such a set at a price tha
will surprise you.
The Fischer Steel Range i
by far the best range manu-
factured; it will heat up quicke
and burn less fuel. The frs
invoice Of these ranges that w
received were made Of mate
rial just one half the thickness
Of the present lot and they COS
us more money. While thos
we now offer you are supcrio
in every respect, we sell then
for ten dollars less money
We've sold these ranges t
people who have used iro,
stoves all their lives and VIII
do not hesitate to say that tn
Fischer" burns one third les
fuel than any other stove tn
same size. This means tha
you will save the extra cost c
a steel range in a very shor
time.
For people who want
cheaper article we have severa
makes OF iron stoves which W
can recommend. We make
leader of the "Pansy" at 81:
because we believe it to be tn
best. These iron stoves bur
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Catarrh in the Head

Is undoubtedly a disease of the
blood, and as such only a reliable
blood purifier can effect a perfect
aud permanent cure. Hoods Sar-
saparilla is the best blood purifier,
aud il has cured many very severe
cases Of catarrh. Catarrh often.
times leads to consumption. Take
Hoods Sarsaparilla before it is too
late.
Hoods Pills do not purge. pain or
grippe, but act promptly, easily aud
efficiently. Dc.
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FOR SALE

4 REMINGTON TYPEWRITER, CAPI-
] tai ana Small Letters guaranteed IN
perfect order $50 Cash. Address,
"a. H., T. q, Box 3D3, Honolulu,
lOU2-it'
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NOTICE.

NURING MY ABSENCE FROM THE
- Kingdom Mr.. J. =. Walker will act
for me under full power of attorney.
J. LAZARUS.
Honolulu, April u, 1891. lpD3-lw
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Secured His Services.

Mr.. V. @. Potter, crayon aud wa.
ter-color artist, who has been visit.
ing the islands for his health, has
made an engagement with Mr.. J. j.
Williams. Mr.. Pottcr's work while
in San Francisco was second Ia
none. Samples will be ou exhibition
at our studio, IO2 Fort street
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NOTICE.

NTE HAVE APPOINTED MIR. q. Y.
w Boardman sole agent tor all of our
Goals, mined from the celebrated Tagawa
Mines, Japan.
X. OGURA n co
Honolulu, April 2 1894. W7-tf
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Chr lailp Bnllstin.

Pledged to aeither Sect nor Purity,
But Establishsd for the Benef FL of Al.
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VA- The abrye sale is postponed to
MONDAY, April III, i"gi, at u o'clock
noon. JAS. +. MORGAN,
lUOI-2t Auct.Onecr.
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CA- The ab,ve sale Is postpon 4 TO
SATURDAY, April IL, 1874, at IL o'clock
noon. JAMES r. MORGAN,
1905 Au tioneer.
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WIN. G. IRWIN & CO., Id,

SIZE .lacrn hr he Ho~niim Isiomd.
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- The above sale II postponed to
SATURDAY, April "a, 1891. at r. o'clock
noon. JAS. r. MORGAN,
lUnj-3t Auctiuneer.
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DxxrHs AVID YrvssxLs

HrwEyEAY-Er Cleveland. 0aso, saffsnly,
esfurasv. Octotey "a. Iss4. Mar e HsEssnwsy.
oar sister Of Mz Hra sia-ssa .. saes3s1-
son, oil this city
r.xsw.xst groozfyn sunday. Cston<r IL
ia Esri eastman, OF hip troabtes szsc IA
pzfD-Tns fuaersl Of John b Reid VII tsfs
ng.rs tass afserroon ak ka late residences, %
sohu street. a. ID ofcscSk- latskfneai n
Lake yssw earrst3y-
or,<,xxzIxx-Iu seattle, 81 eis Jackson ssfe<t,
sn-4as oetoter "a, tsgs. Edward francis
1gfJonaesl. of throat troSsls. agsd Enontaa
gernsla. were bssrise Is CAVIAR esEnsssry
ysstsfssy atssrnoon-
ug16y~-Fn seattle, ~ the faraiiy residence,
foot Of Thomas stfssi, Agnes hssssns sssa
month";
ss~xses. win Be hsgd al The family residences
ehIs Afternoon az 2ss9 O'Clock In.ermens IA
Hsuut P5essaas CemsferT.
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xorrcx TO CONTAGIOUS.

cEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED UNTIL
y 2s'cioek p n. Monday. Octooer Is 1854 st
TIE ef1ce of the state capitol conzisson In the
city G. Oiy2yia, state of washsnxtor. for al
labor aud natsrsals required in tee nsseary Of
tie foundation and basement including sxea-
vasion 70. trenches. co1crsss soossngs brick and
sso1ework OF the new state capitol building at
Olympia wash-. according 70 the 2saas and
specifications thereof prepared BY Ernest Flaxx
architect nov on Gle II TIE ozsee OF the archs-
tsct, In tss old capitol building In osympis.
Biddsrs are required to fzrnisa samples Of eli
nr.ek aud stone proposed 20 Be used. with serrs
thereof.
Atsension 10 called to section seven IN, chap
TOR is. page a.. session laws OF issS po.iioa
OF which secfioa Is ~ follcws.
The performances OF every contract shall b
secured By bord 70 tas state OF Washington In
. sun not lees than one-qGarse- % the contract
price, secured By two % securities qualifying
In double the amount OF the bond. each u
whom shall bs q bona de resident OF this state
said bond 70 b conditioned for the faithful
performance of said contract
Each bid shall be accom- PANIED By q similar
ooac coldIsfons5 for the execution and faithful
performance OF q contract in accordauce with
said bid IL the same shall be accepted BY the
beard"
The right IL reserved to reject any and all
bids.
BIDS should be addressed to state capitol
building com mission. Olympia. Wash.
Envelopes should be marked, bids for Foun-
datio1 and Basement"
ank bonds Will De furnished to intending
bidders on application TO the secretary Of che
capitol commission. Olympia wash
J. H NcGRAw,
L r GRIMES.
JOSEPH : ALLEN,
CHARLES j. ACNDAY.
EDMuSD RICE,
cennn issssnern
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LEGAL NOTICES.


SUMMOSS-IS THE SUPERIOR COURT or
~ shs state o. Washington Tor the county OF
King J. b Nes1ost. plaintiff. vs.. Alexander
C9Etner. MARI r. Contner, Mason Mortgage Loan
Con T-Auy. g corporation. ana Frank n Harsh
berger, receiver Of ths Mason H0rsgsge Loan
Company, q corporation: Julian BFiza, JACOB
Hsasen and Anton TegeEh0g. defendants
The stats OF Warrington % taa sald Aisx&n-
der ContnsT, May 7. Coa.asr. Mason doFt<sge
Loan Company. q cog operation. and Frank NJ
Harsh berger. a. receiver OF tie Mason Mortgage
Loan Cern aa1y, q corporation. Julian bryso,
JACOB Hansen GHe Aatc1 Tegsshn-. defsn 1sats-
foa are hsFeay suuma2e1 aad required 70
appear Within twenty cars altar the service Of
tais summons upon yeu. exclusive Of the day
o. service. 8. SERVES " ifnin tae state Of WASH
layton. - u serves. upoE you rersonsl.y With
oGs said state. then within ssxty days after t5s
aay OF service, nn1 ds'sat tas soove~easis&ei
scston n the court aforesaid. aa1 answer TIC
complaint herein. ana serve copy OF your
answer or clasr psssdiug or the attorneys ~ aose
names are snoscraose1 10 this summons a. the
place sFsec1osd Ssaow. aai IN case OF ys1-
failure 80 20 DO Judgment vii se rsadsre1
against you according 50 tie densa1 % tho
ompiaias watcs wfif Dc fled Win Sns isrk Of
said court. copy OF whlch Is herewith serve
Epon yen
WTCkERSHAA. Rid & MAD,
Assornsys fcg klAEnsf
Qsscs &nd pcstofesee address l. and AAsca
back. Tacoma. fssEes sosasy. wsAa
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Advertisements under ths bead OF LOST
fcuad. For Hala. For Rent and situations
Wanted will be Inserted - tas rate OF cent
xogd each insertion. Payment always In adj
vance. No advertisements received Tor less than
Leentx
soTIcE-Ths business once Of the Posr-fs-
sxIIssEscEE 10 opsn Until II y IA; sunday
hour, . m tos r. m Classified advertise
rnsnss will be received up 20 this unsa
Advertisements will DO receivsd ~ oTancn
e.sees Of the PosT-TsTELIseEscrKn at:
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