davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1897-01-15

AND now the question is being
aoitated to lectthe Presidentevery
two years. We think such meas
ure. if to take effect at once, "the
public welfare requiring i" would
meet with popular favor. In many
Of the States where they went hades
bent for Mckinley in November
they are regretting it already, and
the prospect Of four years more OF
bhe kind Of restored confidence
We are having now is not relished
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-17

STEAMER IDAHO
Lssve4 far
nRr roTysESD AND Way PORTS
hns EXERT sznday. az ) a. H. Sunday.
~, asa. n. returning. direct. leaves
~ Tasrwne AZ ?. e.
8ghg.ar dask
Fssne. Ptks -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-17
HEAVY soUrHBoUxD TRAVEL
Steamship UmaflIIa sails for ssa
Fr1u<34~<s.

The steady volume % travel between
Seattle ard san Fr3Eclsc0 . attracting
bat little attention aecAr@e - tEe greater
interest attach.ag - Alaska sraasports-
tsan- The fact remains that ne sumner
season nov All hus r4kt has ne9n record
breaker Ter aaas rUnnlEG froE2 Seattle
SOUR. The cause = uok Far % ssGN \
arxe-class fare * 8 By steamship. main
sa8naG net al Intervals. bog d. LIS ger.ea
q months. has induced Ezaay 90 sraseA
who have heretofore been satisfied . re-
main AZ honse. Nor sincs TIA rate var
cat fares 40 low has a single steamship
Ieft here fer California with less than a
sau ioa4 q passengers. EveTy boat Is
cTaWGe3. act only these goi1g. but 81
wei these returning. In opposition %
the lew Eares has been rhs hEccdAke craze.
wa5ca has drawn thousands - People 70
this city and h4s .gszseksaed business IL A.
directions
Steamship Ematslia sailed Yestardag Ter
san Francisco vita the following passsrl-
gers. Elsie Sch4nsn. +. a CchE. Mrs.
NJ J. Coha. o. 7. Peterson !. J. Petersen.
Edward Lee. Mrs Josie WhtEav. Mss (.
W Ward Mrs. J. =. Ward r. 3. Robin
son. r. II. Lgghtcn. Mr.. 814 Mrs. g. n
Larsen. ". 7. W0odcaan. MARTA !. EsgaEz.
Charles Hart. (. T. Holden, Mss Maud
Holden. ". . Frye. samuel NAshira, !.
Eunie. J. ". sIcEunn. Alice .. CoSznl
Guy :. Collins. Fl. G. PsgraTn. ~ Barg3in,
NJ L. GFssnhaurn. T. B. CfBrsen. Clayton
Hunter. r. Wainwright. Nrs. c. c. Baker.
F. q, Caverly. J. II. Purg. ". Y. Conasr.
Anna Ranahan. Miss II. Paster. Mr., ard
Mrs. George W Weed, 7. Il Hail T. r.
David. ". Mohrs. T X. Br1ekA Mrs. -
Hope. Mrs. Z A. C0nner. N. = coaner.
Miss Conner. Joseph UefroUs. Mira Ran
ahal. Edwfn p. JAMES. Miss Anna Clan
500. Peter Bsrhos. Toha RocneT. - X
BeaIson, :. Hansen. Gussa Petersen. NJ
ard Mrs. J. q Seurwins, E. T. Rlzsasgs. G.
f. Summers. q. L. BlaEkrore. L WAY.
Samuel WHY. Charles WHY. Hiss Mai4s
Davis and seventy sscou3 class.
Steamship CITY ~ gushla arrived yss-
ter12y from San Francisco.
Four-rastsa sshoensx c. s. HesH4as ar
rived yesterday from san Francisco WIKI
80 tons - general freight Consigned 90
E. T. Game. The Enrs Important ftsnns
o. her cargo are a. SasGs ~ powder, go
barrels % OIL. SO sacks ef gscs ard nc
sacks az salt The Holmes VII load q re-
turn cargo q Ez1bar on he Sound
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-17
An ExPasnTxG COMMERCE.
Gress Increase fn Exports DARN 9
smEs~s ard Eight Nazfh~4

WARRINGTON. SER ~rsgs-Ess5c sx-
pc-cs were sAa largest az ANY Azx'esT e
TE.cz IKE szF@2a - statistics - ne treas
urT 2eqaTans1t azs any record EEey
zsr@ TaizsE a. g A ~ IS 4gs-ass -
sss - - August. tsSs 81 lacrosse g s4-,-
axs: tor tG@ rzEhx 1oalAs snfaz. Al
gust 81 fsf7. tAsy azasants4 % -. -. 81
Al Increase - - 81 ~ Grey A&ss year.
Tie excess y exp2EEs ~ Essreaaas21ss
over lnpcE-s Gor August Last w&s ST. SD
- as aE12ns- Az excess - SsS31- IS "a
august. Is-s AL daring ne pzss sEas
aontas s. zz12 as compared wftA ms
- $50 alrazg tAe corresponding zaoGEAs q
Iss
he 4-oc1Es % imports during August
amounted 20 50 Sc So Ths IS tas snail
est value since 1wre. ISIS. whea they
4Eza1a1ess 20 IS - 4zz
TIE izz-sass q EXPORTS s made Up
manly q brs4ssSEsT1s whlcA = accounted
for by tae ns4vT forslgn demand for
American grzl-z.
TIE amount = gold imports during Al
Szss amounted - SAg-4I1S ard tss exports
% s. aS5 IS
The silver Imports 6urfag August
amounted 70 g. AZ - ana tae exports %
&1SZT-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-17

eessszs Z aa- ~sxseas ~zSs X. asz-s
saeEx -. EaAEcss. szr&s E1. or1Gs.
72Az =. hEz-. szeE III.
saszA - azy fn1S az z1ns sz5es. -
@saA 12sas ~ &4@s rm-zh@T : - rsss-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-17
MARINE NEWS

EC2TT1AN S@pt. I1-A~rsves.--S-sr Pc
zssF. frcz 5&a Erazs.scs. % ica3 ~ He
s8sau
SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. gS-AxE3ves--
stE Del Nov1A. tsr2gss hsr6og. scAE Sas.e.
kiG~Gk- ScNr Q n E@zfaNx- Grarss Ear
Hsr. ST. y aSaterAw. Tacoma. - VI y.
Casa Bristol BAY. str AEcEt2. @ea@ BAY
ard Part CFrrSx& Sasl&3-Sh El&EaEhA-
Portland. ssr N&cktnaw. Tacoma SER
Maroon. 6sraws nAreu-. sc1T Maria e.
Su4t6 Grsy'x karnoc.
COOS BAY. Sepe. iS-ArriveG-Ssr
EruGkes. TraEa Xaa1lsG bav. Sa4Sa4--*r
Noyo, FOR San Francisco. str Exspsrs. -
san Francisco.
ASTORIA. sept. A-Arrtyesa-k2r ST.
StFz1hzr gfe. srgra SHANGHAI ss4lea2-SH-
C0Eawa2 for san F'raGc4sce.
ASTORIA. sept. fS.--4AFTIse Al Ar
y4sea. Frona Xnx06arTsa. Saila1-8r 81
Crown OF Scotland for Queenstown
PORT TOWNSEND sept. ARRIVED
-SchS Wesanrs frgrs St MsahAeL
EEAwS HAREDE. Sent. l8.--Arrtvet--
Schooner P1oneer. fruzn SaE F'ranr1sssn.
EEfo10. Sept. ts.--ta pert .AuE- lS-Esv Il
Ben Avon for FsFr5Asas4
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-17
CHICAGO MARKETS.



CHICAGO. sgt tf.--Ta wasAt cpsnl--
z-sozz tzaEx sor Lseceruoer TzzE-c frsE1 go
= g-zc. COMPARED wf15 yRstsT@ay-s cos
from -he ssare 81 sr5c@ wss forced d9S1
- 4et.- tEs- ra1sa ic- and TIE market
s.~fl-ara8 r1c5Gly O. S3u 4-z1ss s4T
senal rra6s- Ar tse a4vzzce - $50
Ls..ezras.r Declined - sssc Al ro&e zzsz1
% SEC 1-f - 14o@ias 1--zs hAA 2e'--ale1
~o-z AS ~eak az Jar Acted ~ ia
racr~-S & rR1rs a. E1cEr = t4s c7-z sratss.
cats We very SOW Ea1 GzGsazzz+lsr ;
uzars csr EaeE - Tvs -AE<@
Provisions rE45z3 .4rz1- a<.er Wax ageZs-
Closing asotati0ux.
g-sszr 49, - 81 "a Rfas ---~ $780, g
ezra -. - - EaEasy .-s. ----aaa -
Cats .---- -. - ETs -.---- -
Pork - .---. 2 & FAX -..- ----~- -
Lac - - 5ss4 = .TlEc-sT - :. : zsz
Live stock
Catess---Re~p 49, - r1z-y ehss1@ rzr-
- ara rsx are F~g1 @z1Gz1 u So. E9
- EE =aie4 = cows ard 1eEzTs rAsE z
teen r. & 3 - ssr Ear - Frt--A sea-
srgGE wsG- g. ia ard s9-ey cA4T24 , =
g. %aTsrz rzrssrz a. 49, g
EeEs-t1c--1z - -1sce sa sc4 y
ssR4M C-.lls brmssE21 s. s@f r-x>2
s-s zet5 az Ez4&, hsAFy as SD a.
Sssa-,--s-s se~-- rzs-se-z 500 - = z arr
saw@ra. ssrchsz . me- $50 - s
Ea@e - ths szi- - god - 2-s
a. E&& sn8 feeders \, ss@
Fsrzszz ; srs saYErs q ss2-z zEes 49,
3 e. AT s1s=&-s ES0< ca = sSos- sts=--
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-17

Cedar Lumser From the sksgft. Sash
and Door Fran. Efma.

Special Dispatch 20 the Past-T1 tell gsasser.
SOUTH BEND. sept i1.-FS aliase q
Eleeg. q Tacoma. purchased sixteen lots
az South Bend. e3xAt x witch are CT fhe
watsr front. and VIII rnov~ theEr cedar
uIII here az 0nce. Ths ulIu - SOW located
Oh the sksEtt river. ane tbs available
cedar supply tEkrs hls bsa1 eIASas.e1.
TIE extensive cedar tracts here have
practically never been touched. ard A9w
prices trg@tasr with ths advaE tngss %
hoth water and raj shipments. ars tha
attractive features. IRE rfI VII <napiHT
aftv hands ard manufaeture cesfsr sls10E
ara Shingles Il VII bs IA operation 5y
The arst q TIE vsar.
Eoye 4 3fatIeRry's sass art Gzso- Fac
tory az ElmA MI also - remove. -
soath Bend TIE site q the SEinEEs r7t1
q ths Wt5sspa Cedar Lumber Company.
wngzh vas burned fewn threa years sSs.
wAI probably 1e secured.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-17
SURVEYING THE RESERVE
Typographical Engineer. Establish
RrIxhfx Of PRINCIPAL P~aks.


SrsegHI rssoztrh % tHs -fEtsi2l gsrsss--
EVERETT sept. rA--Tce topegr a2nicsF
ss4~vNY now beng ra6s 81 ths Vi-in4ty q
S5z,s Crssto 8 very hzzareosss aGt lsssr-
estsrw There ara Two companies e En-
gfreers az werx ana working trara Monte
Crssto wsstwx-9 unszr Leafs .. Flet-fssr
snH -. efhe~ eastward = ez&TE= =
Trrogrzs G. Ger1ane The si1-z3s a. ths
railroad staten - * fseG Tat % IN
sex uzES p & 30 feet. Caluru1l2 peak T. -
<a@. and Glacier peak % - ssst- These
figures WI sssrIs uAnT Disputes ard Eot
a sew wsgsTs-
Carries . ws1coft. Director q IRE gao
legseal snrvsY. e also On ire grogr6 with
A numSsr = zsz prosecuting tass- woEk
as "a rsstv IS possible. Ths e1@s1ltl>s %
be srsoan sHrs4 aE6 rs shSTZnsss O. -
as s7n nzAka - w1rk EscssxsrffT sicw.
= wizI - suIiy .h-ea years bs9s-s tAs
zaaps ara really sSr saLa-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-17

LONDON. Sept fs-Ths correspondent
q thu Tines al SInia says. ScIeatil3
rA5ns have fallen during gfs iass few days
ever side arsa, especially II tire Pun
lab. Thzs assures a haunteoGs harvest
The rain IS worth niIlinns - rupees n
the country and a fan 81 prices mast
shortly occur, India should have sur
pils q wheat Ger expert ! few months
hence. thu crops being exceedingly good.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-17

sracsaf Tsv.-.~% - - P-~--rnr-srsgs--~-.
TTFAT~OH. sspt .s-TEs eozzty esrs-
--sz=fgnars nxvs 1scs1~s = SrEer tEs oca-
sFructsem Il a-eehs- @rs srftw@ eervs4
see E1oksAclx river a. re .Tnszt=g os tas
csnlss N.yfslsz FssA Z VT - . E-ss.
convenience 20 lie r@opae % gre - Ere
rg.szs fg~@f. az6 fsscxiv s@srlse fsr-1i-x
saces1rs u taa cseuzsT. r. ns4res- rrss-
- @ro@asz< q "a rTsr - e~ssZs r.
tax sscsico 3 Hzw 5ez1w Lyn&au. *
sr seven zlez S=ay-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-17

prFw TOWNSEND. SET ts-Txss=-
sswe repairs are 5ssnx z&@s ca E9e tesaF1.
s1arrs sxrase Sz1n@T E-rs@e art Cgzn-
aaerziaz wares s@rNs - an~3espsltsQ1 90
4 rasa CO ASIA s74ass@ss wltn rs srTizy-
EenrrmsTs sz@rGu = also g@Esa-x sac al
eraa~ sz- lumber wst.h, :. - szs1. WI -
es@8 or - eoa9lx@4s.cs % q WAR; On
grz1scz.ez sziZn4.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-17

NEW YORK. sept. IA Hsrzid dis
patch from B@szsos AyTes say that. despite
tie locust Pesz. tie Argentine wheat crop
VIII De 80 gre&s that there will b. a. least
159a,aaa Tons. and probably zoeo0a0 tors OF
wheat Tor sxp9rk. The acreage o wheat
has been Increased. ard wheat haz suffered
less than corr fFn-n the Eccgsts.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-17

LONDON. Seps. fs-Nr. Harold Fred
@rtc, the LG1don CORES ondeng OF TIRE
New York Times has ar article 81 the
Daily Chronicle describing the prospects
os famine n the county q Cork and ties
tiees % The universal ALARM" there lest
the famine OF Iss7 Dc repeated
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-17
For Mary Island, Metlakafst tia.
ketchikan, rrangel. Juneau.
skaguay, Dyea, kiiIisnoo ana
sirhn.

For freight AID passenger rates
apply 10
y. Poston. agent. t4s Third street. Part
land
City ticket oeaSs p. C. 5. 6. Co. sos First
avsn1s. Seattle.
or. % J. + Tr0wbrs4gs. 2. g. Sups.
OCEAN Dock. Seattle.
Portland.
Passengers snt their fr~sghs VII -
transferred by raH from Seattle 70 Port
land 20 connect wfrh the steamer.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-17

KRusE 8 : L,xE

saztnx scaocr~~ rxr~swza~ ~~s- -
o1- Trsr1z%so Tar 5sa~xse g. So -
~ ec-rfcetrg wszA ss4az-~~s - - - -
1919 SorEG Fr@zgnx r - -
@@[51s1 Tzte9 - a.. zssrsx
z z CAME Axarss- : -ss-~.-.- -
1s-sE@cse, EEks 81
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-17

Social rssxczs-h 20 ~ Pos--r- tsvfs xeEsc~r
CE.EATpZA s@rx 1A-Tzs s-2ts z~1sssy
hzs szzss@s 1A~rSnsx c. shs AnEasE
v7zssAers s1- az tAs s-xzs szE7xgtss<-@ sss8
x.asxs xzsrzA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-17
AaT ORCHARD AND PORT WASH.
EEf@TffN Eafgrra~E ~

ISGTON ROUTE.
GEAMER A. F. ROBINSON.
Carrying q : Mail
ssfs oTrhard and porf washington
"a saves CRY deck. foot - Ma ?
~ y \ IN. calling at South Beach
Sfehel Brick YARD F3refrferfan Il
Ay lard Sidney. Charleston. Trscytor.
So -siverdale Leaves PORT Orch Ard
AE sfzfson az . n. arrives Seattle A.
= y Rehinscn- master ftIty.
ls.s Co. agegts. Telsphcn-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-17
Hon cANAr RorTE.

STEAMER Delta
-eAsss salarzisA &ocE. foot a Washing
vrert TWesstags THURSDAY ara Saf.
sEz 4 s'eiafk A. IN Ter kfngsEor.
Ssaneck Erfrnen. tFogfv
~sa @i1Fs h%nafas alternate davx
-. = TROCTMA Master.
ssssnarns Rsd 81
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-17


- s 1sxseess SIS 80 ae&1ss
- 80 A&1@s. ak - 2E1Tss
ns4z sax A824s
a@1 Fo1& a. 17Ess aA.eS
a 7@2A @s 11-sss rzzts@T- 80 rss$-
- aFxsS ~ S--eAs-lT@Es zASss -. we.
s@-1Ss --s&
Prsdn~~. Frnfs. Rte.
49,. 49, -,
80 -. - : -------s~ s-S@- Ia
- 49, -. --ss.s. - -
xaTs = - 60 - -. e. -
80 So - - - 80 -
Srs - s.es-s,s - = -
ra~ 49,. - $3.50
49, - So -. -~..s. $50.
ar - $50 - - -,
Ns~zs - = : -. = -
sssss-ea.1 - - - - -
skx-z s@~Esz = - - -. --g-sz---es.s-s
- szEsse IE3we S-sez F@zs a.
- aszz- Sc ray sl-@s0 - - /.
- sf~@
So 4N~z - sF@1 e-Ef~ES -@@ts
- =1 ga -sa31s
80 - - - - - 80
- : sEasS. - 80 p@r elx eras ap-
80 @e - 1@x xra@ oseETs~= s. -
g sess =. ers-sg1ss,...--..s ssss- - -
esEn sss.-s. $500 = - - -
As4Ase per sex. Hzz esszSc dszc1s lzysrzc
- - So 49,
-. l-sses.. -. -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-17
Is
Manhood
Ever
Lost

Il ray sorzesE1>~ fas. owszx 20 re-Tozs
o. st-er 1sgEA~~E. bz- = - asTsr bcss- O.
zsrasT sTE-s sx1ss< n sx-zsc1s os1 A1s-
= Ats Is xzn@<zs4v called L9et Lzzzo-s1
e rss~ssv Eszk@z~3 zsxer. E113rzezrh
f7@ asses s14 IRE rgxr3szs Ax1aw- Carr
~ AGzezt14se rr@a-z@EE SA FAR 8. 4zEo
a sr1xas 1zEs@ - BE zza s2erzy
q eg-Eptgse rsst9-asz5s - srzE-sSy mar
1oo1 - gzarzzt@~1 By rzs x-saE SPECIALIST.
AsoceSr =. II Ezse-a gao ED1zS -ars
aos1x az .esszzx@z g 80 xsxGz2 Svsssr1
tszn . sSze- o-zk.axry 90-sorz.
~ EzfgA-A 4zno treats E9Eh wsElst@r-r1
s21e-ss E=zszi@ Complaints. G1za<Fn0aa.
Gasst, structure. STp1---S. Ts<scsee1s. Hy-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-17
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
THE Butter

f1E IL LEX
x B. Booth, Joliet. IL.
:. :. Bush. Louisville.
J. Blum. San Francisco.
A g. Hoegscher. san Francesca
G. J. FreEgang, FalrhaEen.
George ". jerks Detroit.
william Mullen. Saa Francisco
{. y. Cobb. Chicago
Or. J. J. Smith. Franklin.
Charles II. Battle. New York City.
T. ". Blakfst0wne. Baltimore.
:. Cnristisasou. San Francisco.
r. Denly Sau Francisco.
= g. Spau5dlsg, Chicago.
". Howard. San Francisco.
p r Moos4y. san francisco
z I Ginzhurg. ST. Louis.
T. e. KEEPER. Lancaster. Pa
2. Larson. Lancaster. Pa
:. Warhurtou. Tacoma
II. 2 Robertson. san Francisco.
A r. Coleman. Port Townsend
G. 5. Cooper Resssrner. Mleh-
John 9. Deuney. Everett.
G. II. Gray. Cslcawo.
n Z. Tfbeltts. Port Townsend
q. " MoeEer Cotton. Cal
II. Barrett, Arastrong. E. c.
Joe Turner, New York
p F. To1s. Victoria. r. c.
Lester CuI1en. Tacoma
Jahn =. afcMIBn Roche Earbor.
p z. Davis. Richardson
Mrs y. p Gilb@re, Portland
Fl L Collins. Fagrhaveu-
Tah7 r ArGerxnr. Tacoma
joan Eeaten. Chicago.
THE NEW ENGLAND
Pen Dodge Tacoma
X II DUNCAN. Tacoma
John Niece. Tacoma.
Jcsepa Reese. Port Gamble.
James Madison. Port Gambl-.
= l. KNAPP Aaaeortes
Mss Bella FsrwBsoT, A1acortss
Z p Ferguson Anarurres.
n p schmidt. AnaenrrsS-
Thomas NeN az. stockton. al
James MrsfaFnn. Sacramento
George fflEhtoWer. Sar jose
william Sfnlta. Rock SPRINGS.
John Holmes. Rock springs.
p q Lamb Nanatrao. =. g.
E A Tahnsau. san F'razciseA
2. johnson. san Francisco
z z Bovfn MsrT4vflle.
Mrs. Jerry Suith- Tarcrra-
George N0rtsifh. Fnrr ElISetry'
". Asraras Esrzsn&s.
THE sTEyE>vs.
vrs-- Ewa-s. wAz1a yTsiiA-
= FMus Alax'Ez
r r Et-Yp~ssfN RscharEsea
"a. Tsusrsssnr. CakizeG. O.
Ms ". A. ssorr. Oak Ard, Cal
NJ. :. A. E-C5nzeil, LsaFs1w re
Nrs r. PaaEhbe7-r. -zty.
II p. PRnl.ar. ysar@aia y. =.
- reca- Saw York
r Yarrat vIct5rta-
z, OIL N $500,
y r ws~~@r srA VIE VEzecssv@-s =. e
~ssr. :. Ffynn. Dee N9s1ss
GA >. Uo~re anss wfs-. - Pau
Mss q : F1r~s. - P15t
Mss r P Ffgrus. g. Pa1-
e r CausroE. =. F4l.a-
rEw 6fs@cn. Csrsgs1-
a e Czar5ran. Ts7s9-is-
: p f-srssl4ls f.l'laln1
John = Psekaefl Los Angsisa
r : pseEnsu L1s A-Kf@A
: 2 EarRz~ Los Angels
" Nangy. Taecnaa-
r. ? Shart. Vancouver. q =
r. 3. SasS vaaeauTsr
TIE rILLEE
Is Tarsseu- Esiae1-
r. * n Es4Tss, Fern HI
II e Nsrrsa Tacoma
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MARITIME RECORD.

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90 or THE GEEyHoUSp

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&sfett Etmnnds Snoncmi=h Route
Ire raaad trips daily. except sunday
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General Qaotstfons.
F-l1ur-Esceipts - sI expor-s = seS bar
ratz Weak ard IN some instances zoaTsr
tna1 yesterday NtrtaT @-ys3zhes s. as,
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TThea.-Elecetpt Is -. exports, Ii~7s.
Spor. weak No. = sL0rs. Cpp-i9ls oEensa
easv, wfyh fey exceptions wsak al DAY
declining V1dsr heaT1sl ArgEGsius EeIH
iowr lata ca5iza an4 zguf1ss.ans- cios~d
sGltxa ret lover, No . rcd SEPTEMBER.
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NEW YORK MARKETS.


NEW YORK. Sept 18th. market
closed this evening with tsIe general level
% prices lower arrsF day q gre2t l-Tas1-
L1rtfy ard constant movement Up ard
down o. tL@ whole 4s- as q narrow range
Sslre number e zls.rss showed snail
fractional gains, 4 Fsw stocks Stow r9E4-
Die rises. 5Er the Iraugers. EznaerbiES
trunk lines and trzEscoz1lezt2l lines as q
whole declined n vztI@
Transactions n tb= bond market Eers on
q considerably 6in1lEi sas3 scsLa. and prices
were somewhat easier. The fetal SALES
wee about s. a10 Ca
Ths bid price % United States rev q.
was I. lower. aRa new ~ coupon sold a.
IL. ard Go registered az liza
Money and Exchange.
Money On cal. 1rner. az Ita1Il: iast
Iran, ~; closed. II PER cent; prime n1er-
camille paper. +s4Fa. Sterling exchange.
weak. wi1h actual a1Sfaess n BANKERS
ells At tts4T-Ge4s5 for demand and at
81 a2R14l So for sixty aavs Posted rates
- Sis14S4ls ard s4slzGt CONNER
ci3l bulls. 81 - Silver certificates s6ssl57c-
Bar silver. &Ac. Mexican dollars. a3c.
Total sales
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Financial

Staring On LonAon. Sky days. 81 "a
Starring O. LoutQn. sighs. sA@
Financial
SILVER bars 49, Sta Drafrs-Szshs $500
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-10-27

A few weeks ago the editor was
taken with a very severe cold that
caused him to be in most miserable
condition. It was undoubtedly bad
case of la grippe, and recognizing it as
dangerous, he took immediate steps to
bring about speedy cure. From the
advertisement of Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy and the many good recon-
mendations included therein, we con-
Guided to make first trial of the medi-
cine. To say that it was satisfactory
in it's results, is putting it very mildly,
indeed. 1t acted like magic and the
result was a speedy and permanent
cure. We have no hesitancy in recon-
mending this excellent Cough Remedy
to anyone afflicted with cough or
cold in any form.-The Banner of Lib
erty, Libertytown, Maryland. For sale
by all druggists and dealers, Benson,
Smith & Co., wholesale agents for Ha-
waiian Islands.
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SHIPPING INTElLIGENCE.
VESSELS IN. PORT.

NAVAL.
U.S.S. Bennington, Nichols, Cruise.
U. S. Gunboat Yorktown, Commander
Stockton, Yokohama, October 16.
u. S. Gunboat Wheeling, Sebree,
Cruise, October o..
MERCHANTMEN.
CThis list does not include Coasters.)
Am. bktn. w. H. Dimond, Nilsson, San
Francisco, October 10.
Am. schr. Spokane, Jamison, Port
Townsend, October II.
Am. blk. Columbia, Gore, Seattle, Wash,
October IA.
Am. blk c. D. Bryant, Colly, Laysan
Island, October Is.
Br. blk. Aethelbert, Garriock, Junin,
Chile, October Is.
Am. bktn. S. G. Wilder, Mcneil, San
Francisco, October II.
Am. schr Maaweema, Smith, Seattle,
Washington, October %.
Am. sp. Tillie E. Starbuck, Curtis,
Newcastle, October %.
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WHARF AMI VAS.
DIAMOND HEAD SIGNAL STA
TION, October 26. 10 p. m.-The wealth
er is thick; wind, calm.

The Kaala will be in from Oahu
ports today.
The bark Diamond Head was about
20 miles off port at dusk yesterday.
The American bark Colusa, Ewart
master, sailed in ballast for Chemai-
nus, y. c., yesterday afternoon.
The Mauna Loa was telephoned at
1O:4O a. ID. yesterday, and did not haul
alongside her wharf until p. N.
The miniature yachts are beginning
10 make their appearance in the har-
Dor. The time draws near for the
next meet.
Captain Simerson of the Mauna Loa
reports the sea as smooth as a mill
pond all the way from Hawaii. The
delay was caused by taking ON cattle
at Kappa. Volcano make loa."