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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-10

n 10 rusnored here shal - Grand v4saer
ges~onea.
Mrs DsNa 8 FayaeA gss.nsr Of shs ,ssp
6 Ca aTs. S s..g fArnssA I. s'r'sSky q.
Rev: cassalnx Newrnea. s,.s author =
81. ise@d. hin4.y, LAxAs,' died IN ToeoafS
l&st aaEAN ssse1 "A.
private cAo.,xr~m from parae e.
rsH'nesS The death Of Cart A. r. couia.
United STATES rAyy.
] g. 6reenlesf. ~ Portsmouth, ~as to
CAV Y2minase'a fer governor y. New yorh
state by Fae Peoples party
AIR. fe pan shln. the rev Korean min
So 10 ne t'sAteu States with hf,, wife.
ES'sAss&ss'- ~ ssftAssston lily yesterday
over sn men were thrown aat Of uos&w
g sat fselAssaieisl Iron iscfupsSiy's sts&
Tas's ssAsiislg aosa for wArsS or orders last
night
Sixteen Greek OF Asers have been co.,-
ecsista~1 20 GRa N a. Ashe:ss for taxing para
~ me Grataa rebellion. and a number a
oiHs!s are under trial
The fas.Sira OF the Cascn Nassaral har.a.
% Sew orleans. vas announced at u
o'c-ocA yes egaav StvpaeG rhasArur Il
presa4efaN- Capita. sseo.tse. surplus. Nsp.-
"A, the meeting % the executive cc,umi,-
te~ q iae na1lonA Democrats Of Con-
DAt 59-t stare ticket n tho Reid. lneiud.
s1g presidential electors.
9isoa1eA 20 The I~orat0n Times from
Cape Town saws thaS Mai Visits. Wao
had Aak0nl, "a MatAtsse chief sslislrnar.-
g eNes-1se9. has been arrested pending n
sEs9Gify iato the circumstances OF the af-
Fair,
The tm,e4 States torpe.so boat No.
Mas s2tiA. ICED AZ Erlsfol. J.. r.. sess erxtay
IhS %05k ~ PARTING IN her ne csatnefv
ws4 bN acG9Ra n, shed a. soon as soSa.hse
IL - UnlwSssc9G she Mi. be ready for
IRA tA Ans'ats $50 weeks
Ths Malsgss say mail rs~ceaves in Lolson
thls morning brings news of ass attack
male upon q number az fengltsh and
AIMEE scSaa god pF'uspecsors "a MaaaRaseaf
Icy tfse Tsksayclds. The pr0&pecg0rr were
coiEesi % iiee for their ..ses. anaGsion.nx
thcir baggage.
Manufactures os csSket trimmings req
rtsSe1tlng S-,e1,sso capital are IA session
A. the Hotel Iroaaois. Buffalo. y. Y. The
purpose or the meeting IN supposed to ~
he recrsan -za{aan ~ tee natloisa. caske4
Afar8NaF mana facturerR a&Aocpat4otA
Rhleh dsshaat~a year sGo.
Ia the Dominion hosa@e os commons.
when the alien labor bah. Introduced b.
Mr.. Taysor. came up last night. Pr.sniez
I&aurier stated shai X Was The Intention
OF the government during tho recess 10
enter Into negotiations With the Tinted
States No try ana have Tits question set
ted satisfaGt ora.y If thu n~gvx iasioxso
failed. then The government would intro.
dGce legislation on the subject.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-10
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS,
Transactions since January I ana nor
Yesterday.

Real estate transactions slacs January
/. isas are s.. Is There wers nlsd
for record yesterday ten deeds. Aggregate
ing SO. SO g. Following 10 = LIS. furnished
BY the Daily Bulletin. room u Occidental
blocki - 80
Nsrgars, J. Hayes ara husband Patrick
c. TO John Mullen ct TX. tract Of Lana
lying between White river And the q w.
Russell donation claim In sections - ana
Is. t. =. r T. September g. G.cco.
Mabel q. Rodgers and husband pIiver
s. 20 Jeanis Bontecou tnes Sails), lot Z,
block /. III. L. Yeslar's LIST ada. Kent, Au-
gus; Il, 500
Sheriff to Crawford A concver. lot II.
block 1. Madison Street Cable Railway
adj. September s, sse4.sn.
Richmond Beach Improvement Company
20 Crawford ii ccgsoye-. ne ne, - ne and
ne Sc sc 2. - =. ,. HAP acres. March
Q. 1925. 8.
Green Lake Home Building and Guar
antee Company TO John L. IcAtee ct ux..
lots : 10 g. hio-k 81: lots 70 TO le. block -
WoedlAwn aad. GrsSes Lake. September
z, sgs.
Thomas c. Van Nays ~ ux. to C. q.
KenlsbeFg. lots ! 10 s. block 15 fsx@ept
strip - II wee on east end: ioss % 4.
block ~. - n lot I. lois 70 :. and part
lot g. block OF. and al interest IN tide
lands lying west Of eaat Tine OF block asS
texceFt strip 80 n strip Of east side hio II
2ss). al III Seattle tide lands. septosn6er
]. g. e.. 81
G T. Rems6ere ct ux. - Columbia =
Pus-~s sesr 4 Railroad Company. part ioss
! 80 s. block -. part lots l 20 T. block "a:
lef AID part lot 5. block Re-. Seattle tide
lands. September ?. q. g.. si.so.
Caasice NcIalln ard husband John -
Gus Johnson. als y by iaa II lot Ii. block
-. Gilman Park. Seq. sn4i,eY =. 40
Sheriff to g. A. h. wright. plaintiff.
blocks ] and ? and lots 20 -. block I.
Saoatnan Hone ADD. sss,t err her 4. sz.Tk8.t5.
State 10 Jacs', f.. Fox. 9sis7 OF so' snd
. ESQ n lot 5. block b.. Seattle tide lands.
August -. ts{5ta,
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The H,,z~i 81 Trade

C1sesso. So s -w-ee&t op~r@. r--s %
3sy sstAolEh sa@ t1e-ies-Atn ar~nsrx Ar~
ases Nf-s a saA4s 4n1er vsst@-zay.s easI
. ta TNs wAs @o~fezsst o IS
&Erees- - sae-A - gs&1g ;T21.rs ~ hAvs
- -eras@ sut.F 81 Aye1 tse e@A- 49, ray
toe o. tse Gaes-ta.1 Vsa.s1c&. stas.1o~ a..
49, heavy N3rtA w~s;@rz Te1et1ts % ssio
chem IS 7so.c~-,y. = rs 1At-~- *
~ a - iAeT wers not asa oo.ntss 10
Gas >scs a9asres A. -werEy car Gals
we~A re-ss-tsa f~oEs 2ftz-a@z - : az On
.a-e. against - a&e.escs On =. -o--
Tss .a< Gay - - sea- sef1-e Per
.hrs gre wAsa TezsoH - 80 a-rrnexs wrRs
;1a s.re-xra = tie Nsw Yerx s,ock rra-.
set Tsp tS.& = - eesE as ~o.r -{-nr~1
,-e~ fes At3za-1 Eas-s se.-y arasrst e
81 & a. osne.s Tss sEt .eAr sexts crvs-
wr1 14# pg4v IS 81 sr.Atss
90 sas sea~zEs - t-s -rer re aaa1
sn1sa - -3s~t sa~ -a-xst a. ca
cr sAs -1asrs ~ Kes4~x -3vextrx sv
#@1 fesee- tHzt &c xsse--sr .f.E
st ISIS A~~s ~
Vs~z aaa 8 a7at cas- -As~. fer srpsrt
sHrtr41 sr1m ssf2es<s AZ. ss-.sa. ~
.e~@e f9a .T8-1.A
sTa~~ N&s steA2E a Sake s-*e~ -
te-~&y c+esas prtsS s+-sH@ fhs s~~a ~r
Skrr - 80 ss&sa1- est 80 -rxzs-
a~4- @@s ea@ "a STE g-~sNg w1,a zra&As.
~~a s-aE.sz@ easy Got az.Sx.y E-S- -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-10

FOREIGN MARKETS.


London. Sep, s-silvsr. SC Asa Con-
sois. liza
The Bank of E-glan. ma. advanced .he
price OF bar god - SIS. American eagles
unchanged. Withdrawals OF gold erorn ihe
Bank Of England today were -i7s 90 and
2l-s.so IN bars for the conttrsu,
and Egypi respectively. ard Elso.ooo IN
American eagles for the United States
total. 2424. zoo
New YORK. Sept, She Evening Posts
London financial cablegram says. TIE
stock markets were quiet but firm today.
The features were the sharp rises In Amer
leans More business was done IN them
than for months. and ssconG-class gold
bonds were In demand. Prices closed az
the best. There IL an optimistic feeling
here a, the moment as the result % the
election In the United States and the po-
s.tion 0. American credit.
The hes; Informed believe taa. more gold
Will 20 10 New York. while large sums
have 10 60 from here to the continent and
Egypt Mines were neglected today.
The Paris and Berlin markets opened
dull. but closed firm.
Rrea.i-tufY- and Grains
Liverpool. Sept. s.-whea,-Spo: steady:
demand poor. No. 2 red spring. IS I'D. Nc
/ California. is 81. Futures closed steady,
unchanged 70 IA lower, September. * Ii .
October. IS ia.t; November and December.
IS ID; January, IS 2l1i: February, IS ID
Co-n-Spot quiet: American mixed new.
IS ga. Futures closed steady. with No
vemoer Ia lower and other months IN
changed from yesterdays closing prices !;
September Is 81: October ana November.
g sad. December, Is 90.
F'iolr-Ft-m. demand tair; freely SUP
Piled; S. Louis fancy winter. IS.
on.
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MARINE NEW

Port Gamble, Sept. Especial
SCh Comet. Capt. Tonstrorn. FOR San Pc
tTo: sch J. II. ColmGa. Capt Tre&nor. for
San Francisco.
Port Gamble, Sept s-Spscial.-Arriv.d:
Schooner Joseph Russ, Capt. Matson,
twenfy-e.ght DAYS from San Pedro.
Port Townsend. Sept Special--Arriv-
e3-<Sca William BawGen from $ Mich
aels, Alaska. for Port B.akeley, to lad
luTh@r for Australia British snip Dun
se1sline. which arrived IN port last March
And was recently chartered - load wheat
In October f0- ne United Kingdom. has
gone 70 ne iryiiock al Quarierrnaste- bar
Dor for 81 ovsrhsgllng. SAilet-Bk Top
gallant. for Port Pir.s
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THE SOUTHERN EErCBLgC-.
Their Conferences VIII Have an Effect
on Europes1 Row -

Their Conference ~ 80 Have an freet
on Europsea Fow~r~-
washan xfon Cfty. Sept F-~It = sres-t-s
h~r~ that she Paa- ArsssT.1an esafs.eaf@
reeently keld IN LIE cav cf AaeS'es. Wal
sss pf-e8u-fs.s ~ slbsfsBtia5 Es11 81 ne
near f1t4Ys ard IA re sn2 ostng ag<9s4t
a. Decided change r. ~ sSfsErae q ta~
E,arepe4n pensr# toward tas r~aae4ies %
South ans Contra. AzgssaSA- : &c -a&nl~
fexssslon ., as sn:snt4on on re r&Tt u
sae Am~TSsAa gee garments 20 present. a
uss.s-ss srrsf n oraosiss son 10 urr szasoa-s =
s;a-zs nos nv Fsar9 g@s9 ss1sers IL s&Ae44atss4
% 90 away wa.h "t1~ Ezf rnatUu hz9zg- -
zhea nax e@en gr0 @s@s scarce 81 tyrA~
tz.Essn % she suzzn r@gs1st&s-
II wzS aef from aAes - ~ pashy Tffa
- general ostesets % - eonssreres TIA:
- Tasss1 States r~frssnss from oaeA
rNrslel passca. e1s IL was s~ssss1 re
r@sesr4rg veakd make . stronger irzcEss-
Gss zSvn Exso3s . " vsrs tree from Al
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DocKHANDS ARE SERIOUS.
Those or g. rx~ar Britain AT ~afy Putting
IN tnagr Esrsuarss4s.

Those OF g. rsat Britain Air -asy Putting
IN Inefr IseFusus4--
r>oufon. Sept. 80 crowded rr@Ftf-r 81
59cksrx was bed a. Es~v81r1s kve thts ev-
en5ak IN seaport - the International Fed
Grafton % sap. Deck ara RIVER " ararTs-
Ta~ r7estEfE snGors~4 sha decision - aAs
federation cozncts 20 sen6 On S~pters 5er
Il 20 8 80 employers tx th~ iutas King
dom demand taT ua5fer@ pert rae
~ reree Nn -ay4- arr : shifting Ter cveF-
time ,or do-Sers art = Ahs5snws q hsa1ge1
quarters TOR grain. raA8Ts rates 70 rasa@
cezrfy - that - tsee. Tas eFnp sgers sra
raqs@s.s-f 81 cgnnecttoa wtts fke @ewsra
70 make Fsasonahiy prompt yeQsY. aaf
= ehs.r reply - Gas4vsf4ole ssflks VII
s3Lsox.
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III n British knight.
WHILE IL Is A GUEST.
The Canadian Parliament Vigorously
OpIss~ thInr.e iEnr igrattnn.

Ottawa. Ont, Sept. e.-In the house OF
commons this afternoon Rev. Mr. Max
well, Of Vancouver. r. G.. ia moving for
memorials presented ID the government on
the subject OF Chinese Immigration, made
q vigorous attack on thaf lass O, lTisFl!-
srsilen. He advocated Increasing ths POL
tax 90 each Chinese entering Ire asmln-
lon from - 20 $40 TIE Chinese GA the
Pacific coast. be SAID. we're frlyiag the
yeAkin. people out OK employ
raeat.
Mr. Fraser 70 Nova Seef!s spoke 81 -
var 81 Abo,ishing Chinese iwg&grsft2n a.
toEether sr Henry jolly regretted Tia
attack that was made on ne Chinese See
srg that - hai 5aef left Il Hang Chang
ard promised 10 zesena Inn and bis sour
tFYmsn.
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Total sales.
The total sales Of stocks today were
- AZ shares. including. American Sugar
tssn American Tobacco &. ~. Atchiso
go Burlington. is. ao; Chicago Gas. ti.4oH;
louisville & Nashville Zoo Manhattan
2 s1. Reading 500: Rock Island. $50
s.. Paul. q 40; Western Union. 400.
Fionr.
F-lour-Rcoeipts 4s zoo barrels; exports,
900 Market steady.
Wheat.
Wheat Receipts. 80 20 bushels; exports
r ~ Spot quiet b1, Arm: No. hard
So. Options were dur bur steady unln
me last hour. when prices advanced
Sharply on covering ~ early shorts. ru-
mors % expor; business and prospects %
ouil!sh government report. closing &c
ret higher, No ri septern Der. closed
81 S'zc; December closed 81 ss,sc
Available ~uppllo~.
Special cable ard ieleg-aphic dispatches
10 Bradstreet's. covering me principal
roi1fs - accumulation. indicate The fol-
l1wing changes tn avslaoss supplies last
Sa'ardaf a. compared with the preceding
saturday.
Whea United States and Canada. east
81 fNe Rockies Increase tlA4 ~. afost
r. a1s Fl Europe Increase. - eao To-
tai increase In worlds available supply.
: 80 "a"
C0rn-Uuites states sas Canasa. ess, O.
- Rockies decrease - -
Osts-tni;et States and Canada, east OF
To- Rockies. Increase, s74.ca
DOT.
Petroleum.
p - -~rs- ut
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-Ns %v~sh-wesrT~ ira 80 tA-e. @zwy
t~ssrs 5~sws,~r s. Pzsl sne ~ssrago r.
yns~ t~aln frv-n sse y ss5 sreg1 b& .ats
al Yoz 4ast ecE1sct. secSsssc< rs sexs
.esar fwc sogr1 70 sz-I Ts-s = AZ III
rorzzEt matter e yea are - hurry +.
-. Parker Puxes 5o@43 aSea.. * ssrs.
Aye-uA B<As-A WxaA
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An .rstersstln8 f@es aaett tas city 81
$50. sess - ira growta 90 fha Jswtaa
r-5s,t.fs ffea OF raat psars- Twenty years
80 faess wer@ 0aiy $50 oT ~ - Jsss
IN Tie city. and Tiers wcrs 80 str@ats csit-
sass tk- cry wefss. ToTaT there ere over
- a@ 1rs1aA iFsAAatt&rss, ard whoss
serexts navs eeaz eul!. eyts.<s tAs walls
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E-<sacarss. sept t-Tho British ss~{,pa
~-sen epiSr~ss ms morning adopted rpoo-
..-4oss s2NoTsa< tAs raymeut az ruernbers
q o@F4sazzaersS. cooperative ard trA.e
Slhes'ssEa and szsse5anenfs TO the truck
- Swan asss Ssrssse~. aeaaxasea AZ
tas Arssricsa E'ea~ru.sc, OF Yas.or -.
VIII al enthusiasts reception, Ss,,s~.~
sag re Drought British Selexsfss xrs~,trrs
IRON sae workers OF fAa urAtexa Starna
~ae regarded sAs British .rase uaio-s q =
- me od guSr3 IN al laeor nsoy~nensx
de caras4-.y :ovf:e1 tAe oouxrsss 20 s<p..
Se~esates 20 tss- American trAdas uracs
eoSsf@SA sullivan rave an account Of
t0e 9Nsgress recsnsJ made 10 Organised
labor IN America sAy7nr ,sat ii ru,r-
unfo1isss there we're 'SookAs c.pAers.. a,sf
ASSERTING teAs crEansDsi labor .nxress..t
wages .. aes.s< 81. 90 ~ annpnssy.
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ID ard closed Arm ara ssx>.- II. -,s--
ke% II ~ rrai- WIS srs1snc@. BIZ eorn.
F-oTtstoas have evs.s1ty vzeh@1 i POI
business Il thesr une Trading ~as very
Eao1@-ate. bit The disposition o. the cro x-9
was % ogy- AMI cozse-a ssn-ly q zr.n 1ns.e--
toze was otss=rvaHla
o-lng On ,acious.
Whest-Se2ter-be-. sssxc: October. Sc
Co-z-Sa ~ s,sah@r. 1szsc. October. nc.
t'ats-Se2tsr-2oe-, 49,. Octcae-. iSSsS
-r-c
Psrk-Se5tent- ISIS. October. -
1~Ar4-SeDsen pr. So October. $50
Etos-Se7t sr2ae-. ss.I1sz. ocsoser, g 2.
Flzx-sSss zss4>
Tlno.ay-sG
Rye-7Ie
Bar!ey-zssssc
Live Stock.
L2tIe sales were On the Nssss % g -
for butchers steers ~ 70 SssS.1 for fancy
spring ard export lois. StocSers and feed
srs. s-8sx2i5, cess and ae.Iers. sl-Ss<s
A-l5. bulls. s. seSl3. calves. S%55.75; West
era rangers. s-s1sz
Eogs-EeaTy Sod a. s. Ssas7. *: rlS.ium
a. g. G92-S, .ghi weights Al s. l5.ss--s
sAeer-cornEaon 10 choice native sheep
were salAale al ss73-5 Western rangers.
8. ssssI2. lambs. a5sgs.75. fancy lambs
teing held At ss9s@s. Western lambs. s. ;
O. -
Receip;s-t,attle 1900. hog. 1000. sheep
t69a
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there were no changes n current m&Tke.
Quotations today. Local merchants wers
preparing - resolve the goods brought
ir9sn California By the steamer Wa.la
Nasla. which ia not arrive unin TOO Lats
for toGays market
A small lot Of nectar.ns. have beer on
the Market. but. oesrw OF POOR quality.
orssy commanded &C cents per box Con-
card grapes o. ans quality are asa 10 -
hal
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TIE e~saen Ny1-aw~a rs~te o-sc@ e~skfo~z
A.s-s@. Per. T>7s~rss-s43 Was. & fsrr -
a. k9ciEos 81 free % charge. snA fEtgF-
ss@-Aan rexar-lar lAs s9srexirs noEic@s %
E8rsE&Fs
Bate se> E~AMsA G.oa~. a,.Ssc&cA,
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Blew Up Military Looonotive.
havana Sept A-Tae feeoae II Maxine
Comes and CAi;xso 0ArdA hasw up WITH
aynsrats the engine Il . military srAsn
a. EASnelaxo IN the Nusvteas dss.r,ss.
breaking TIE line IL communication
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Fsy~rt.A~s s~.s s--w aSs--w&2 Wa
= GOO. ksHry. 80 ~ ger sasaa@-
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No : No llL- Ar.xa -, N,

tNA..y. iAJ&4.S sAcsSs S-sAAy.
'MoH.. Wed. Fri s-Tge. Thur. Ca.
Snort and dsrecs line 70 a. e3.rsz 81
Brtt.sh Columbia through the qY5neg pal
lumber districts - Western WASH p z sri
Wash
r. \. ALLEN. Genera Freight and Pas-
sengsr Agent
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In effect June "a. 1854
TRAINS LEAVE SEATTLE
For s., PAU AMI Eat. $40 o m
For Spokane and Loca.. IT'S a. m and
FOR Portland. $40 A. N. and 2. 90 2. m.
'ror Olympia. Gfay's Harbor and South
tsud a m.
For Carhonado 2.ss o. m.
For Tacoma. $40. Ills ard o. tn. fs&.
! ara e.k0 y m.
fHkfNs ARRIVE AT SEATTLE
From -. Paul and Eas;. 90 a. m.
From Spokane and Local GO a III. and
From Portland $40 ans II 80 p. m
'Frorn olympia, Gwys Harbor and
south Bend } 10 p. m.
FROM Carhonaio. u ~ a. m.
Prom Tacoma 30 s.as and y 90 q m !:
III 70 and II 30 N,
'patly txcepf Sunday All others daily.
Tbs card subject 10 change without no.
tee
Through tickets - Japan ana China via
northern Pac're steamship Company. an
American iirs.
For rates routes and other Information
~ on or address
I. A. NADEAr.
General Agent. SsAstie
citv Ticket Office. corner Yeslsr way
Ed Front street
pspot Tickle, Office. corner Western
nsHae ard Columbia street
a u CHARLTON.
Ass.stant General Passenger AGENT.
70 rs Morrison street. corner Third.
Portland or
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TRADE AND SHIPPING.

FORECAST TOR TE-RSDAY.
Portland SEPT :. 80
TAR.
2 8 FAS-E- ForeczsEs-
Z. y DEPARTMENT OF AGRfCCL
TrEE. WEATHER. BUREAU.
DAILY Ff-fTr-T~
SA4..sa Gnrn- & ff-A
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Ooz@rVa lens taken a. ~ stations a. 6
2 m. so1n meridian tine q p m Pacific
ufnsl. GEORGE -. SALISBURY.
Observer - CEargs
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PORTLAND warNr MARKET.
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HICAGO MARIE T..

ssg.z-RAw. qs'=t: reaas. steady
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-02-03
KING
OF ALL
ALL
WHEELS.
The Tribune.

The recent Field Day given
at Kapiolani Park by the Ho-
nolulu Athletic Club demon
strated beyond a doubt the
superiority of the Tribune
Bicycles over all others.
Here, is the official report of
the races won by tbs differ
ent wheels with the TRl-
BUNE a big winner:
Tribune 8 firsts 8 seconds
Columbia g 7
StearnS 1 /
Rambler " 2
There's no better guide
when buying a wheel than
this famous name--1Rl-
BUNE. 1t Identifies the
KING OF WHEELS--it'S a
guarantee of strength, speed
and reliability. The best
bicycle it is possible to
produce.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-02-03

The little daughter of Mr.. Fred
Webber, Holland, Mass, had q very
bad cold and cough which he had not
been able to cure with any thing. /
gave him a 25 cent bottle of Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy, says w. P.
Holden, merchant and postmaster at
West Brimfield, and the next time
saw him he said it worked like a
charm. This remedy is intended es.
pecially for acute throat and lung
diseases such as colds, Group and
whooping cough, and it is famous fol
it's cures. There is no danger in CIV
ing it to children for it contains moth
ing injurious. For sale by all drug.
gists and dealers. BENSON, SMITH q
Co, agents for FL. /.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-02-03
BEAUTIFUL !?

You wouldn't believe it pos
sible to make things out of
leather quite go fine, nor
would you imagine the
strange kinds of skins used
in their manufacture. Take
a monkey skin for instance,
never saw one? Well it's
about as funny a looking
thing as you ever looked at
The different kinds of snake
and lizard skins, varying
from the creamy white to
the dark green; colors
enough to match almost any
costume, they 'come to stay
and wear forever. Seal,
Morocco, Kangaroo, Croco-
codiIe and Alligator. A few
of the palmer feathers, but
all made up in faultless
style.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-02-03

Private Thomas King scored A
points, the best record of the Sharp
shooters, and Corporal Park OF
Company B made As, the best re-
cord of the day. Corporal deacon"
Storey surprised his most ardent
hopes of himself and his comrades,
as well as every one else, by max
ing AZ points. He is authority for
the statement that, something was
radically wrong with his rife.
The Sharpshooters are anxious
for a return match and so are the
Company B men. Both have dill
ferent motives. The match will
come off on Saturday, February ~.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-02-03
Will Visit Hawaii.

Consul General Shinmamura
will leave by the w. G. Hall next
Friday for a tour of inspection
among the plantations on Hawaii.
This is Mr.. Shimmamura's first
visit to Hawaii and he intends de-
voting a month to visiting the
various plantations and ascertain
ing the condition of the laborers.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-02-03
SATURDAYS SHOOT.
Company b Scores 4O9-Sharp-
shooters 405.

shooters 4O5.
Company B men are jubilant for
their team came out ahead in the
shoot with the second team OF the
Sharpshooters at Makiki range last
Saturday afternoon.
There was a good turnout at the
range to see the men shoot. The
light was good but the wind inter-
ferred slightly, accounting in some
measure in a drop where better
results were expected.
Company B finished with 400
and the Sharpshooters with 405
points, giving the former the days
victory by points. Following
were the scores made:
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-02-03

Weather-During Thursday and
Friday the heaviest rainstorm OF
the season for WailukU: and Maka-
wac districts. Strong winds from
the south and north prevailed dur
ing the storm. Today, clear.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-02-03
Save
Your
Honey.

The odd cents is what counts. !
can save you from rs to 35 per cent.
on your clothes and guarantee a fit and
perfect satisfaction in every respect.
make friends of my customers,
and customers of my friends. Do not
be deceived by grand display. Fine
goods well-made is half the battle.
Once tried you will come agaln.
Latest designs constantly received.
must have room for my new stock.
If you are need of clothes, now is your
time to see me.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1896-01-09
Compelled to Sign Express Checks.

Los ANGELES, Cal, Jan. S.-A. II.
Brownley of London, Can, was held
up on the beach at Santa Monica, and
at the point of pistol forced to sign
ten American Express company checks
of $50 each. Brownley made the ac.
quaintance of the man by whom he wus
robbed while travelling, and the two
were walking on the beach when the
stranger drew a pistol and demanded
Brownley's money. Brownley had
nothing but the express checks, which
he was compelled to sign.