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w. O4 1gnoa, per 5. S. FuIda from New
III. Oi p. =. Letters must be directed per
di-iSll qida- tel At 1O:55 p. m. for Scotland
,-ia ~. eSeI per $. S Furness1a, from New York
.b nIa ulassoW. Letters must be firecfsd
Isl,et. ef + uInessia-" (cl At 1855 D. m Tor
I-u' ,-sa ope' I per 5. $ Cmlria,+ from New YORK
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LEGAL s0fi.h'

70
0KFGON IMPEOvEAit.S, ,I, III : Corr
de- made ny ne iTsssrr q
u0S- 80 S.afes for the issgss
- - northern WEI Fsfzs
ts5- H. n cailse enlLr5, fr,Isfss.
- - and Trust COMP ,,a n
c..rnr,iafnsut. against si.ss,4srff' AID 2
~.rr.tiernent company. 55ss1-ss1lt Caslrt G
u =. - made ny me 1, 1900 A gEs-
= decree s,s.ss for ne DsirleR so@ssl.isa
tlle - 81 1885. In i1,,s3 &c.
go g-ser' Loan ana e,s.gss -.
niece against - !. dscres
l1,rr.t,ao,4nt COMPANY - ina Ins@
rtara rv the CtTceAt f,txfy3es 81 80
G~4fa-r for he NofIelH IL = cAl< q
farnla. August =. lS'' Tan aud - -
t5-t..l ..,, .r1stee. againss - - aassf..
D8i 49, Company .easAstss
IsAPl sf.a.s~ C'ofnuAssieslsi - n al
~. n4rgose, IN ane y .ss-sssa 3 -
.'s eli sill at paoAI, - e3fy 4 -
Go-,1tV Ccart House - king q
attla ia ne ~ ~ Wsshlhgs .~rs-
safe and - y, tas sh day o ~
@ ti~-H fss- as 81 ebLlsgv Ygas
-. =. "a rreus.ses and 49, ,rssS 5ssfa.,,
49, frTacalses 10 So dssefpsSa
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e Ga = j = fol J, or1s5..al nc. - 20
% J.s~r col -. - lie ssia &C., os u
~ ~ Dr'e. G al he sss1assaf -
49, ..a- coast 3 ieaniesass n .ss fss
s -r.-sf rock and III 80 canF
Saa~- Rallyay Coh -. .r4 Psss -
s.rek Of the C5lsL4o.St ~ eapass So
Railroad .4.i' "a %ortbsra - sssss =
81 ~" oapital sf0ch s4
pans ~ -.~a,s-rs erd 50. e.-asu..ssa 80
S,r.,s-sr, = ssares = 4ssscsa ss>ea-
me-, coai Company ABA
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CITY NOTICES.

- -
CITY TREASURER N0TICE-NOTIC
: hereby given that The assess 1lent roll
Of Local Improvement DLstr1ce No "a Ter
the Improvement Of Broadway and he
Forrest Street. IN the City OF Seattle from
Yesler Avenue TO South line Of Oak
Street. under the provisions % Ordinance
No 2S02 providing for said improvement
BY grading the same and constructing
sidewalks hereon. and for an assessment
70 pay therefor by the mode OF payment
by bonds. has heretofore been duly GER
tined 70 me for collection, and the respec-
tive sums therein charged ana levied
against each LOT ana parcel OF land IN
said district must e paid in ten squAl
annual payments. with interest upon the
whole sum 50 charged snd levied, or sCch
instsllments thereof as remain unpaid.
a. the rate OF ten per cent. Per SnnUnl.
and said interest must be paid annually
together with the annual inseallments
falllng due in each year. Said sums be-
gan 20 bear Interest on the 9th day Cf
November. 1872, and the nth instalsuent
OF said assessments and the Interest for
the ifth year Will become due on the sth
day Of November. 1891.
Unless payment be made Of Sald Install
ment OF principal and said interest on or
before said 9Th day OF November. tse7. the
same shall become delinquent, and shall
bear interest al the rate O. ten per cent.
per annum until paid, and Il not paid BE-
fore the same shall have becoms delin-
QCent. a penalty Of I'VE per cent. shall be
added, and the sums delinquent shall be en-
tered on annual TAX roll for The current
year against SAch iot anu pal OVt O iatu
so delinquent and with the interest coll
lected as other taxes. separate account be-
ing kept thereof. and II not paid within the
time fixed For the payment Of City taxes.
shan De collected as such taxes are col
leCted. together with such additional
charges or penalties as are authorized 20
be charged and collected on other dslin-
QUert axes. and each LOT or parcel 80 de-
linQuent shall Re sold for the amount OF
such assessment. with interest and costs. at
the time and in the manner and by the
same authority Rs lands and lots are sold
for City taxes
GEORGE p. MEACHAM.
City Treasurer Of the City Of Seattle.
Date OF first publication october 9, 1874
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CITY NOTICES


ss.or % The letting - 49,
s-@V., y paymen. AZ sAsa eoatrars -
49,, - Wora o. labs- .ay ~ r7saSe
- aIa material fsr-sssAe y. sseFeass i. -
S1en contract a. $3.50 es0 saTsaas-
,,',-' VIC NltaiE sasa fvw go aaesrsssAa
$3.50 s.sy such eoa.rae.s talss
81 80 -. a1ts!lloa is called -
lag n s,s,,,S..-l .es As new = See ne.
Wifi. seeiis, ), ~ iaeor." ard .sse FEAR.
as follows; s'@ and !, wasss s' re
.r Sef' ~ y: Subdivision / n.,..
80 @I 80, ~ re doing o. arx S.sss AT ga.
y finishing any skin soss q 49,
,s,7.s ~ me city 81 $50, e EsAls-si
.- '-.s " eanGlng against ~" 80 saAh \.
erai S,,s "a enter mo a tos~ss tas Geo.
gs@ ~ S'l - Win The eity.of Sss....Aa al ~.
All rs,.st,,s - 80. and also "a -, = IT "a
5e 5srfo-~,s,ss i.o NAV perform - - .. - e
.llsa or cause 20 he y1l-~s.s Aocr. a -.
LaooE or material I'm fha s s,-slea any 81
So+>E@c1. conditioned - rs.ssa.aan Z SEX
according 10 is ts-,sss ne css-
@Li1 - buta, soaS. and "a nv eoi'Sltans
S9llT @ae All Just Claims - sasy q.
- 'aoog 50 performed. ana al serk
s1.sg,,,,S Sa.d material 80 furnisAaI sA-4 y
rIs. vr-.S ~ ~ said contrsel. sss = tss
ter and % a. ,.sS tournaments 81 to -
.-~sa 4~Fr
ans h0hlents thereto. whlSh - aal u,
n an amount liked hy SO eSe, sal Z
&c WoiNs, out not less shar q q sGA-
more shan the contract rTsra sses es-.
800 AoI ne performance ~ 80 q e
slaCs. ana snail be duly Sirnas - ~ ccN-
Cv55st ACTOR, and two or r,n-s ~ SleA
suAlc4sht Suretles and af.s- 800 aad
proved IS herein provided 80, ssesas a.
~ Sae oHlcs ol the city comnsrss,sesS LED
Ntd'IlE .aat before aaaroyirr 49, 1e-
uoau tae m9yor and eomn,r,,sas slca
Cause 10 oe tiled with ana - 49, saaa
.de"A. uH ne proposed sureties ~
,-r. ~ 9oeIties owned ay each ~
proposed sdFeteS, such list aesr-ssss.. sNta
reasonable certainty me yarl,.. az va
ties and showing whether - ssa1s's
community property or sepa~ats r LIZ
ana me eneumbraucsS th.rr,r r.. assy
SAaA aiSo contain any other 49,. q
or provisions required by any 49, 'i,sas
ana sucn bond shall be deemed y ~,
also tQ he state Of Washingfen y "a
SUBDIVISION ? The alretias ~ 49,
shall each Justify as bail unon 49, 49, eaaa
More than two Sarelies NAV 4, sse.....
on such bond, and they nav aasss.. g
separate and different sums less 49, I
sum specified in such bond. r g,sa II
that the aggregate OF their .as.lss,s..s'''s
Saall ne equal 20 two Suretlss lns.lssi-s
IN double the amount Of the hons /. -
manner herein provided. = ~
The board of pubic works rAsas,... I.
right 20 reject any and All hlds As
Proposals must be Iadorsea :, sn,..,...
Bid for Pike Street fmnrovemsns
BY order 81 the board Of public wars,
FRANK 0LES0N seerasar~
Date of FIRST publication, oete5sr "A.
1897. 's =
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SoTICE 10 THE PUBLIC

The public Is hereby warnee not rot. 70 ,, ~ ~.
e1y MONEY 20 parties Itpt +' -
sxcept the following wa5 are the ysil
authorized travelling agent. ~ =. lns
Jnteiligsncef. viz J. a NC 'lIeiia sr,, =
q Treeburrer This does not apply 70
Resident agents OF this paper ~n0 are -
Gated IN various cities and town. " a.
Northwest. nor 10 Dostnastearss -~sss -
a. ali easez authorized 70 take 81
lions for The Daily. sunday and
Post-Tnt<IIgencer. CITY codIee,g,rs .s.,,,, III
Cathcart. X r. Hawley, w H. mama
and C. " White
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS - pike

NOTICE TO CONTRACTOR 49, pike
ssTte1 IMPROVEMENT"
NoAce IS hereby gwen that s@aIfd PRO-
posals VIII 9e received By thc andsr~5gafd
secretary - the board az public works Z
the cry q Seattle % 10 O'clock q ~.
Io4rsoaY october Zist 1897 for the inn
pfoFeEnent * Pike Street from Seventh Az
eA3e - ElEAin Avenue. b. replanklug said
Sftet 2el~eeB sata points. a. ur0vlded ~
ordinance No us, creating local improve
nent district No. 18l and in accordance
S4th the plans and Specifications now on
NE y the Office u the board 0f public
kach I'D must be ACCOMPANIED ~ a GER
A-ei cnech- payable 20 the order OF the
sly comp sr Ier. for sum MOI less team
Ate 90 peF cent 81 me bid and no 55I
%!Il oe considered unless accompanied 81
sad check
The successful bidder viii b. required %
f0ler trlo contract and furnish satls-
iAc-orY bond FOR tne amount required hy
Ll@ cay charter and tne ia rs 81 the state
ef Nas1tnHton- @itnln ten days after be-
lAE nolhed u the award u the contract
- ain. railing = d. -. the said cheek
-. ,ae amD4ni liked therein viii he for
t&4ted p t1e city No ptrsoa IL eligible
a. b4a@eE SaS lA@ s!tG4a two years
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INp0TrNDrD STOCK NOTICE. a. Il.
pound sunday September - - s,sss.
81 sold At public auelop ,e NV cot
Bidder for cash IN han l.s.,. ~ Tsufsial
i na.5sr u lsg7 al 10 O'Clock - ia
the iron. door Of police yss,sr say
corner Third avenue ana is
one bav horse ? years ola l,.s..,,,sa hars
The owner Of me above ds'''
being unknown 70 me, 1s.t.f NJ polef.
G. 5. REED -. ei ss,,e1tsber -
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RECEIVERS SALE.


IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
state OF Washington for King County.
W W. Dearborn et al, plaintiffs. vs.. The
asnington Savings Bank. defendant
Notice is hereby given that under an or
DER OF court made In said cause on OCTOBER
i, 1881, the undersigned viii sell a. pubic
auction TO the highest and best bidder Tor
casa on Wednesday, October @th, 1877. al
~ q. m. all those certain pieces OF personal
properly OF the Washington Savings Sank
SCI out and described IN a certain petition
or the. undersigned, filed IN said court on
the oeih day of August, 1897.
Sdld propeFty consists among otner tnlnss
OF the following:
Promissory notes. secured by mortgage
and other collateral. and unsecured.
YAKIMA county warrants.
Nhatcom county warrants.
Seattle street improvement warrants
Town OF Columbia warrants
Town OF Hamilton warrants.
Town OF Centraha warrants.
Clallam county warrants.
Anacortes school district warrants
TAX certincates and tax deeds on prop
erty IN hing county Washington, Tor the
years 1890 1891 1892 and 1895.
SAID sale will take place in the Library
Room OF the King County Court House;
Seattle King County, Washington, and
VIII De continued from day 70 day untii All
the property ia sold.
Terms OF sale: Ten per cent. cash on the
day of sale and the balance in cash on con-
hTmat1on or sale by the court.
A detailed list Of said property may Do
had on application 10 the undersigned.
At the same time and place the receiver
VIII, under an order Of court in said cause.
sell ten six ner cent. bonds Of the Third
Street Il Suburban Railway Company to
the highest and best bidder for cash. upon
the following terms:
No bid to be received for less than $3.50
for the ten bonds: terms ten per cent
cash on the day of sale and balance in cash
on confirmation of sale by the court.
GEORGE II. KING.
Receiver OF the Washington Savings Bank
Room So Boston Block, Seattle. Wash
ington.
Date of fits. publication October 8. 1891.
RECEIVERS SALE-Notice is hereby
given that the undersigned will receive
sealed bids for the period of thirty days
after the first day Of October, 1897, for
the purchase of s226, POO 90, par value. OF
the first mortgage bonds of the Last
Chance Mining Company, and for 81 los
value OF SO per share. Said bonds are
secured by first mortgage on said mining
company's valuable properties in Sho-
shone county. Idaho. Such bonds and
stocks are to be sold as an entirety. and
such bonds are a majority OF the first
mortgage bonds. the issue Of bonds be-
ing $500 000 -four hundred thousand
doilars) Said sale TO be for cash, pay
able within thirty days after notice of
acceptance of bid.
An bids must be accompanied by GER
lars). payable 20 the undersigned. to be
forfeited unless full payment be made
within the time specified.
The undersigned reserve the right TO re-
feet any and all bids. All bids must be
sealed and addressed to either OF the un-
dersigned. at Spokane: Wash:
A. d. LYNCH.
Receiver First National Bank
FRED b. GRINNELL
Receiver Spokane Savings Bank.
spokaLe. Wash: SEPT. 3. 1891.
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1,raTns ann FryEkALsl:

ETIcOg-In Saith. THURSDAY =, 49,
ii Izsr. al me lasnily resseeiiee = - ~ y
avsnae north. q 1lphtheFI1s 49,, 49,. -es
son son OF Ir. and Afs- y. "f'''
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IN order 70 scrure correct inSSz ~ =
1ofIees Under these headings. - -
should r. left nf ire bBTsnegs oslttf =. -
psper. No charge T. made for s1ea 49,
Funeral notices resosgfs1ss 2. - =. -.
cal announcements will y cntFsst. - s-S
rate OF t9 cents pr Hae each ny ..togr..a,.
PUsT-TST EI.LTGEesCf. - -
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REWARD

reward OF SO Will be raid rof in l,.,3r-
nation leading 20 the arrest ana cow Ti.
ton OF any one stealing copies OF III .s,-....
infeIl,raneer delivered 10 sabscrioers
throughout the city.
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Advertisements under the head on bost.
raalrsa For Sale For Rent and sifHaIons
Wanted will be inserted AZ the rate or
cent q yrrd each Insertion payment NJ
eelysd soy le~s than 2 cents.
EoTrcE-lh he business office OF me
Post .rnfrfiiren 1er Is onen until IL y. W :
errsss Lst,rs . a. m Ia y - 9. m. ard
To- ~ m Ga ssinsd advertisements wiz
be rcceIsesl- % "a thai time
xau.w...s~ao.. will be received at
branch nfficss On the Post lntelIlgenCsr
TACOMA RffREA r-So. 1905 Paeihc
POM rowNgFsr,-wm A. pfesner.
BELTrSGUaN rAY- New Nhaieom'
O III caiY~r Manager - ~
DLYApfA-4!.i4 Main street %. -
Wits taa.nG. Agent.
VICTORIA. n c--Ceorge Narsoen-
The following letters await advefusefs
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MARRIAGE

pTrpvrr sFaI~-Tn sea- tie, Nednes-
day. orfoser y. 1850. - iile a.
~ re- wr,orr,ss parents. h.dw "a 1 r
-. 80 50 xsses f.fFe ~ O'&eaA iseE-
W h. q. Temple of3csatlEE
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EARL or THANKS.


We VISIT TO thank nc b.. -
~ q. i.lnfIIv assisted as aursps esF
saG Bereavement. ..,. .~&.svrw
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ADVEaTIsERs' NOTICE

As,~v,,xerx Desiring display advertise
snents changed for the Sunday issue must
hand IN copy by ] o'clock Saturday TO IN
sure Change.
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STEAMERS FoR sAIE

,>fssffrs FOR NroNusAEt- 49,.
..-s g erfsa sss krrsa YES Eer Sac se
te 1913 81 NeFa Sfa.s4- ara Aa...
--sn vessel -lreaaar. SsnsueI a s.--l.
ss s.rra \eN N1yS
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CITY TREAsURER's NoTIcE-The city

CITY TREASURER : NOTlCE-The City
Notice is hereby given that the third
annual instalment OF local Improvement
district No. so for the Improvement Of
Harrison street, in the city If Seattle
from the west line OF Box street TO the
west line of Lake street. under the pro-
visions OF ordinance No 3fiT. which pro-
vides for the Improvement of said street
by grading the same and constructing
sidewalks on both sides thereof, and pro-
viding for the payment therefor in INSTALL
ments and establishing a fund for such
payment by the levying and collection or
special assessments upon the property
benefited by the Improvement ani pro-
viding for the issuance OF bonds as au-
thorized by an act OF the legislature OF
the state OF Washington, approved March
g. 1898 and under the provisions Of ordi-
nance No S,3ia approved May Z, 1894. as
amended by ordinance Nc SAC, approved
July II, 1894. has been duly certified 20
me for collection, and the respective sums
therein charged and levied against each
parcel and lot OF land, and part thereof.
in said district. in payment of such In
stallment remains unpaid and the same.
including the interest on the whole amount
charged. must be paid on or before the
7th day Of November. 1881. Unless pay
ment be made on such instalmant on or
before the Tth day of November 1897. the
same shall become delinquent and shall
bear interest al the tate OF 9 per cent.
per annum, until paid. and II not paid
before said time, penalty of five 90 per
cent. shall be added and the sums deIn-
Quent shall be entered on the annual tax
roll for the current year against each lot
and parcel of land. and part thereof. so
delinquent, and with the interest and
penalty shall he collected as other taxes.
together with such additional charges or
penalties as are authorized 10 be charged
and collected on other delinquent taxes.
and each lot or parcel OF land so delin-
ouen- shah be sold for the amount Of such
assessment. with interest penalty and
costs in the manner provided by law
GEORGE F. MEACHAM
City Treasurer Of the City Of Seattle.
Date of first publication October Z. 1897.
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ICE AND coLD STORAGE
DIAMOND gCE AID CNiD Srop At,s.
te.r aary feet trl-- street r-,ar-.f.--
tGTVs cs3s,Al lce fgOm clsg-ae4 N~ser.
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS There
viii he a meeting of the stockholders -
the Wayne Gold and Copper Mining
Company. Of Seattle, at the offices of the
company Monday. October Is lSa7 for
the purpose OF increasing the capital
stock Of said company and transactinr
such other business as may come before
the meeting.
W w. ROCKHILL. President
] r. GILBERT. Secretary.
Seattle Wash. September %, 1897
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INSURANCE.

ATLAS ASSURANCE COMPANY. OF
Iondon-Organized 1898. Assets. SIC. 600 :
ooa Fire losses promptly adjusted Ed
mund Bowden. agent, Horton bank build
ing
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PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.

DR. GEORGE NJ HORTON physician and
surgeon removed 10 rooms So and 80
Bailey building corner Second ANeH19
and Cherry.
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g. RFWA FOR information Thar VIII
1taf ta the recovery % ruy brown Wst..-
spaniel named God,rey. J. ". Jones
fEes second aW5nue
IDST~St Bernard dog, collar with own
tr% name ara aaNft@s meme RoFer.
NrEton dock
q sSw-gofH hal~pln dragon eheaa sd,
vrt.n sae diamond and twa ruhlez k-.-.s.-
r4ta~n .e f6 Main street and receive 49,
.-af reward.
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WANTED Agents ~ canvass in1fne.5 isls-
81. 10 experience required wonder "
srnroVcraf MT needed very HhsEe, ~fl.s
aulrk a. rurte su EciEet-3sne1 case. ~
cente MgtBa3 Manufacturing Co. ID
Fsa-nhnrs street New YORK.
AGENTS s3r d.. Murray's celebrated rem
sdlss for health and beauty exclusive ter
rt.Ory zE34 H.nckley block
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more about the bad system of our
police authorities. We do not feel
called upon to mention the dis
courtesy Of the Marshal to the attor-
neys engaged by the victims OF po-
lice roughuess, but we will suggest
to the Marshal that If his subordin-
ate had good defense and a clean
record, he would have no reason or
desire to be shielded under noHe
prosequi according to Mr. Browns
fine system.
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ASLEEP WITH THG AoAo1As.

Ths Remains of tho Lato Warren
Goodale Inferred with Masonic
Ceremonies.
Respected in life and revored in
death was Warren Goodsle, as was
evidenced by tho large concourse OF
friends who gathered at his funeral
yesterday afternoon.
At Central Union Church the re-
ligious portion OF the ceremonies
we're conducted by the Rev. d. p.
Birnie, Rev. S. E. Bishop and Rev
o. Fl. Gulick, assisted by choir
consisting Of Mrs. A. #. Judd, Mrs.
r. D. Walbridge, Albert Judd and
William Forbes, and accompanied
by Organist ingalls,. The floral
emblems we're beautiful and numer-
Gus.
The memorial address by DR..
Bishop was eloquent and deeply
pathetic. The benediction was pro-
nounced by the pastor of The church.
Preceded by squads Of police and
mounted patrol, the Government
band, tho Knights Templars, tIa-
waiian Lodge, F. & A. M, No. 2l and
others the mournful procession
wended its way to Nuuanu ceme-
terry, where with the beautiful and
impressive Masonic ritual the re-
mains we're temporarily consigned
to the Patty vault.
The pall-bearers were John A..
Hassinger, w. +, Allen, w. H..
Hoogs, Hugh Mcintyre, w. L
Eaton, j. H. Soper, Harry Wooten
and j. N. Wright Tho ritual was
read by Past Master Andrew Brown,
A. Gilfillan, Master Hawaiian Lodge,
No. q, aud Henry E. Cooper, Emin-
ent Commander of the Knights
Templars.
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81 know now," remarked the young
man who sued for breach of promise,
"wby they call it Counting"
She-"Have you many poor rela-
tions?" He-"None that l know"
She-"Many rich ones" He-"None
that know mo-"
Smith-"Men turn somersaults on
horse back; | suppose before long
we'll see them doing it on the bicy-
cle." Robinson--"Why, man alive,
that was the first thing / did on a
wheel"
In an advertisement for young
gentleman who left his parents, it
was stated that, "If Master Jacky
will return to his disconsolate par
ents, he shall be allowed to sweeten
his own tea"
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1897-02-25
Arrival of the Miowera.

Like an early bird the steamship
Miowera was reported at an early
hour this morning 10 miles south.
The mail steamer docked at 6:30 at
the Pacific Mail wharf, where she is
,discharging 100 bale bags, 40 tons Of
general merchandise and $50 tons Of
coal. The steamer is scheduled to
leave for Vancouver this afternoon
at A o'clock. Purser @. a. Hum.
phries kindly furnished our water
front whisperer with the following
memo of the ships voyage;
The r M. S. Miowera, Chas. W.
Hay, commander; arrived at 3 a. M,
February 25th. Left Sydney 6:20
p. m. on the 10th, passed Hunter
Islands at midnight on the l4th, ar
irving in Suva at 10 am. on the 10Th.
Left same port on the same date at
2:25 p. m. Cleared Fiji Group at 4
a. IN. next morning. Experienced
light N. E. winds to the Equator,
when the full force of the N. e.
trades we're encountered, these
trades increasing to a fresh gale
which continued till noon on the
oath neoessitating the ship being
kept at a reduced speed; a very
high sea being the feature OF this
usually enjoyable run. The admir-
able sea going qualities Of the ship,
preventing any damage being done.
The Miowera brings light passen-
ger list this being the slack trip OF
the year. Passenger traffic from the
Colonies commences in March. The
only passenger for Honolulu is MIR.
Tibbs, who is returning after a trip
to England.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1897-02-25
BUSINESS LOCALS.

Straw Hats at your own price at
Kerr's.
Lace Curtains from 81 to 500 per
pair at Kerr's.
Fishtail ferns for sale, in quanti-
ties to suit. Apply at this Office.
Plain Colored, Sateens all the
good shades, 15c. per yard at Kerr's.
Ladies Black Cotton Hose Fast
Black 1925 per dozen pairs at
Kerr's.
Victoria Lawn only GO cents a
piece, Fine White Goods, in plaids,
9 yards for 81 AT n. S. Sachs.
Scotch Ginghams in stripes, checks
and plain colors, l5c. per yard at
Kerr's.
Special Bargains in Valenciennes
Laces and Embroideries at N. S.
Sachs.
Dilhities aud French Muslins,
Plain and Dotted Swiss in all quail
ties at Kerr's.
New Spring Goods, latest designs
ia Organdies, French Muslins, Dimi.
ties, and Lawns at N. S. Sachs.
The patrons OF the Empire, who
like strictly toney tonic, should
ask for the Imperial Saratoga, or
the Empire cocktail They are deli
cate and recherche, and perfectly
blended by artists Carlyle and Jim
Olds, Jr