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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-11-04
Hawaiian
Electric
Company.

The cleanest, brightest safest and really,
In the long run, the cheapest and best light
for use in the family residence, is the mean
descent electric light. Safe; nothing could
be safer. A few days ago prominent gen
tleman of Honolulu came rushing down to
the Office of the Electric Company and said:
"Give me figures for wiring my house, and l
want it done at once; no more lamps for me.
Last night a lamp tipped over and it came
so near setting fire to the house and burning
my children and take no more risks"
This is the sentiment of quite number in
the past few weeks, who have ordered their
houses fitted with the perfect light.
just think it over and make up your mind
that you want the best and safest light; send
for the Hawaiian Electric Company and tell
them what you wall.
We have a complete stock Of everything in
this line and have just received lot of the
very latest designs in chandeliers.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-11-04
AN z
OLD
THING

will not do when il comes to
decorating your homes. Pretty
Wall Paper you must have.
We carry a large stock-pcr-
haps the largest in Hawaii. 1t
embraces hundreds of designs
and the latest ones at that.
The low prices will surprise
you. We want to reach every
one who is going to beautify
their home before the holt
days, because we can help
them. The old way of buying
here, there. and everywhere
won't do today. We are ready
to help you in planning for in
terror decorating. We work
with a view to the combined
effect of the whole.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-11-04
WOULD NOT CUT IT DOWN.

An immense shade trees has been
left standing in the center of the new
Vineyard street. near Nuuanu avenue.
The tree is one of the oldest in the
city, and it would have been Il shame
to cut it down. II is so situated that
it will not impede traffic as carriages
can pass on either side of it.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-11-04
ARTISTIC.

Few people realize how much
Of the artistic instinct enters
into the creation of a thorough
~ stylish though somewhat
different" tailor made suit.
A style may be of the latest
and yet not precisely like every
other one in town. 1t is the
ability to make out somewhat
different" that has earned us
our reputation as Leading Tai
lors.
Our Suit Clubs at 81 per week are
very popular.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-11-04
GROITP Nn-CLASS h67.

Exhibit: Artistic Sewing Machine
Cabinets. BY Authority of the L. s.
Award. Excellence of ornaments
tion, both in carving and metal. Be
cause of the good workmanship in
construction, the convenience of GER
tain contrivances and the superior
finish of the whole" b. Bergerson
Agent, Bethel Street.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-11-04
MUSIC THIS EVENING.
At Thomas Square this evening Il
Government band will play:
TORE DOWN \ TREE.

The wind last evening broke down
a good sized algeroba tree on DR.. Days
premises on Beretania street. Many
large branches were torn off of the
trees in other parts of the city.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-11-04
Is RETTER TODAY

Mrs. Filler, wife of Station Agent Il.
w. Filler at Pearl City. who was talk
en- to the Queens Hospital ON Tuesday
is much better today. she was rest
ing easy at noon. Mr.. and Mrs. Filler
have lost three children within IA fort
niuht
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-25

settlement secwx 8 szran zcceans but ccr-
tangcEs were fairy higher.
T1z-s WIS ! sGrxE2r Arrr-o-s-Snr n
E-szt-s Or 7kse rise u exchange TIE co1>s
crop = good ard New xcrk = said - be
sssSezlzzz-E Il c1Eea
A-ss-scazs ener@5 Ara Trey rg-zasns1
str01@ 13r the CRATER p4rz q ne Gay, h1r
Tse class WAS easier IN re street.. Atcsst-
seEs were sSrec 3. y 9Cc5s o. Tns toTeszn
barring very EsESe wzs ksnE3kSe- L = a1-i-
c11G g say Enstaer stocks VII - scarce
tcr1o--s~. oEt Ercw Is \ fact thai arai-
tEAEe A5TlseS lave n@~u eHGe4yCrznz FcasAy
70 barrow stocks II Eoza9z-
TIE dz~rosT1g Harsee here - IrEz@- 90
fhs sss Of tHs xtoEz exchange So -se-D@He-
watEA causes banks 20 fras1 f-n-n rsktrg
h4lax Alfhatsga TIE earrxuz rae IS L. fer
ward cs1ssnssS i done 70 Amer sca1 balls 20
arrive ten xays aerce a. -
TIE EzrsS and Berlin markets were auss--
8rpaasfaass.
LIVERPOOL A1x A-w1e4s- Firm:
Nc. ! Standard California. Is ST. c2rgoeS
OF coas&. nothsnx dong. carxC@s o. pas
sage. iess active English c0tsrl.ry markets..
-rras Ererca country r1A-ke-s quiet. wheat
y Paris. easy Hour Il Paris weak
NnsaE-Sa. Fe@a urStExB winter. NrTl-
$ ID No ! TsG northern sgrEns. nrna. g
Ce-n-Ansy1cAn mixed spot. new.
stroay. sd: September = sd: ccto-
Der IS sd
F3our-Ss- Lauis saney winter. Us 50.
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MARINE MEMS.

PORT GAMBLE. Aug. 23.--Arrived-
Sch Spokane Captain jameson. = days
from San Pedro. salled-Sch Mary =.
Russ. Captain Rasmussen. for san Fran
HOQuIAM. Aug. G-SaIlsd-Schr Pic
neer, from Hoaalsn fer San Francisco.
EngEEAM, Avg. e. Arrived - ST.
Truckse. fran San Francisco fer H0-
C7Itar7. schr Annie Gee from san Fran
cisco for Hoguaaru. SaileG-SCar AlcAlde.
from HeaBisn7 soF san Francisco.
SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. @f.-ArriFesc--
Rk Big Bonamza Seattle, sh Yosemite,
Tacoma Sailed: STR OREGON. Astoria;
bktn Catherine Sudden. Wiilapa harbor;
81 TWO Brothers, Tacoma.
Domestic ports: Port Garh,e-Sssied.
Aug e. schr Mary r. Russ for san Fran
cisco.
Huenesne: Arrived. Aug :, schr Yesta.
from Pert Blakeiey.
Tacoma. Safle6. Aug "a. schr Annie
Larsen fer San Pedro.
Eureka; ArFived-Aug ~ str Ncyo.
from Coos bay.
Astoria: Arrived-Aug "a str Alliance
hence Aug 10: sailed, str Alice Elaneh-
ard for san Francisco.
s+ravz uarhar. srFtxe6-Aug = sehr
Annie Dee, hence AUG
Foreign Ports. fttrnclaskiP ass@d
July 3. Br sh Crocodile. from Hiogo for
Comox: Arrived-Aag e, schr Albert
Never. hence July q
peuarf1re Pay: sauea-Aug - Sd
ORIENTAL from san Fra nctsco.
Wel!ingtoaE Sailsd-Aug - Br SIR
Wartrupo fer Vancouver.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-25

garlic. 1s-e pr pozn1s ger peas. $50 800
fer pozsfzl 500 9szks. - - srs-~.
aay - - sa.ysz.a.ss .ssszsc. green
essn. 7sc@s per sack gresa pegperz =
rresn os.z- sasc pr box: L&-az 5sans,
30 per pozzd-
E'vgEzg-A gsles. sN1ssse Per large box seq
apases lsese Per 5ox; s--a sTs-sFEies, So
rrasps~srses. S8s PSI chest ckisa@rriss.
4asc psg VggE1 ct lssgsz. ssFsS
erafz. ru<TegE. &c Sc figs szlaa ocx- -
sSse. oat-s5ssssa grales. sss.se psr . a OK
is L. sss4zee: secesrsTes. waiIe. sSsse per
rex peach-a. @es&c per box p@ars. clallsr
ta5ssc pr 5ors E12-ns. zze4e pr oax. ~
tsrms4o1s. sx1s pr 1Ei-lL - 9r4Asss. "a =
IeEc1a- So PEI ocxs -, assseTsai@ s.i.
49, 80 t-r..-. s-sTrss f.z 1-sz4c Per
- &c.. s. Ger rourd
Essr1e~-Far~v ereanssry. 2zzsc per 7osns;
49,. -, fss-Tss-
SsssssesS $780, rr47a rew Sc. fair q
go 60. C.afIecrrsz e~ear.s s-5sea6zr
S5es-- = s-,Tw Arrersra. Sf7sc. Ezstsrn,
59SFse. we~ssr-. frs7f2c-
Egxs-ssore. iscIse: ransh. 7sS&c; East
ern iss1se 6oeS eggs lse ..a.-.
ro4s-f $50 - = So -
p.eRs -.ees - 49,. .-,-s..v -,ox-s-s
fefS sst'at - -. 49,. "a - So
- = 80. 80 s-s,@-s 60 ssns Is
rsrt.teTS. 80, = 49, = 49, 80
. ss.ekz g. s.s&s. 60 yo5ag 80 =:
gee go 49, q - ss.v..s k'@4A4 -
tossing snosa"s
vhsat-Tzsy; DecsEbsr, s. SIS: May.
gS-
E@rles1- F.ass - 90, =. s-.sz5 "a
ks..-- 5sss--s "a, SEA- =
-. ~~---.sf.- .xs-1s * arS7- *. -zka-x,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-25
WATER 'FRONT.' NOTES.

The George r. Starr II % leave Ter Sksg-
nav tomorrow morning a. O'Clock.
Shin spartan has antshea unloading bal
Iast arf has commenced 70 lad Up a. the
rurkers.
BARK Highland TAgbt. which has been
1oaefrg coal az the Oregon Improvement
Sau Francisco
Steamer Detroit. which has beer laid up
sor several years fs scheduled 70 depart
fss- Alaska rext saturday. she can carry
Lffy pa ssSH gers
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-25

BOSTON. Aug z4-'Ths wool market
here Shows az excellent aefaErG - pro-
Er~&s with TIRE fGEE az values harden
Is principally from rr&aus acs7ITe-s and
dealers find 70 obstacles N 5isnosinE 81
their STOCKS. Territory woods csaul1nus
20 maintain q arTa tone ard AsrEe - ses
are hSIng made on q { secured h2ssS q
A. and zlc f1- Sne E1e2i1r. and iue. while
choice staple cutas Tor sc and many deal
erS still ask above S~ssres. Australia
hardening.
Territory woois. Montana the medium
and fine. l1sz5c. Montana fac medium
ard En@ secured, N41s-cs STAPLE. &c
Utah. Wyoming. etc. fine medium. 19s9
Itc: Utah and Wyoming fae medium aud
Ene, 10 z-e. Utah and Wyoming. Enc
medium and Sue staples. z5sTS5c.
Australian secured bas1S-9somhing. SUI
perfine s5ssSTcs good coxADlug. $3.50.
corn osng, average. &s49sAc; Queensland
coI6l1g. szsSse-
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MinIng stocks.
NEW YORK MARKETS.


NEW YORK Aug -4-Ins opening OF
the stock market this morning showed
as indicated BY s. large volume os COM
mission house orders which had come IN
10 brokers Offices ever night and which
kept up an animated tone IN the dealings
during most Of the morning. There were
also heavy buying orders for large tndi-
SOCKS TOPPED the Years record. The
preferred stocks OF reorganized compan-
les were QUITE prominent and the shares
OF southwestern railroads were strong
and continued firm al day. The grang-
ers were leaders IN point OF activity and
strength. but tne realizing sales were
heavy At given point Ia their advance,
wheat market was watched with interest.
So far as rs decline was due 70 the re-
helped the stock market But when the
cable brought news Of a break il En-
gland ard decreased 6smaud for wheat
stocks responded with a sympathetic de-
cline The falling or Of prices Of Amer
lean securities in LonGon was ignored at
the opening here. partly because * Was
attributed 20 the settlement which begins
tomorrow But later IN the day the ca
bic reported the London market heavy
On the tenor o. the news from India
London adyices also reporting that the
continued fan ia silver Is an unsettling
influence OF that market Silver today
fell I'D IN London ard the price IS now
III below the previous lowest price. TIE
withdrawal from the sHbtreasury for
shipment 20 Canada might be counted as a
slightly depressing influence. The con-
tfrued ease tn the money market Is rot
indicative of a lively demand for funds
from The interior such - looked FOR IN
a period OF business revival and while
can money Al ! per cent, IS an Incentive
10 speculation. a. an index Of business.
Il Is regarded SIS distinctly disa ppcintfnE
A. the - me tire lenders OF money are
IN expectation Of su early demand upon
has been Some additional accumulation
ot funds here recently IN anticipation Of
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PORTLAND wWEAr MARKET.

PORTLAND. Arr st-wheat took Al
o.her tamaIe toa&s- locally. @As secEn@
VS. 1}n1oss iasi stEAt cE ig be crs bic
In Esct 81 shslhHRs was reSUs@G Ger q res+I-
SD vasset ~, as sncfaon being MATE t,a-
tween thiS rsfv and Eacau2a. Owners are
nuzr asking 8Fs 81. WIN hints q S higher
rate Ser thas rea%en tnera was no. sa~a
a ssgeeealHE rgssaetlCH made - W1sst e i1-
ts.Eeas. Thxre MHa &at fftts Go.ug ans
fsri-es were narsstw8f = stsrse scr Wa A
Wa ans S-aSSS For v8#zy ard htassts.-s
Esa.-eEess we're aso}s, Sc car laaas
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= W. 49, q this city --. ,~-- ....-
= srtss,s, sc nsrkess a. rhe lssr 80
r. sasws sateA showed l,ssff ,.,'e- ,'. =
~ ( &c sxas % sh,rs-v "a -
Ys<ss-. geEnanens PROSPERITY r.
a. g wheat dropped 1.rk te
: Fests~s S.eeal gsain ma -., -
!. asfS asssss :. A. 'hase -ea..-s hut
CO -. - seAt sAey an ..- l.+sirr
ssss ssAs Ter aeS e.r ~.r,,-,.s
s ,ee To- Z ar r---t - -
sssss a. 80 are not er,,r - -
Z NitA ira a-.ee.r - ~
: So sysns... k ana are farmer ubs
<g--ss.s hers does ne Ed 49,
: - q he Oilers b.s 49, :. !,
- sslss = Present tine. a.. -. -
~ e. srsces yestsrssV IA r.
sasses 80 80 woails nss - 80 -" -
ss'as - is p-.s-,, .' 80. -
ssx : = 81 ros co., - ~
&c. 49, - satgral scegr.-v - 49, -
- sxs.sIg.S Sia aal take 49, 1ss4-
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.


SAN FRANCISCO. Aug es-Waeat in
the local r1aYkgt VS. very Wrak = sypa-
~ sMv mttA rhe EEs<r4 E~Ar&e TAs
hesrs. wha have tssl punished severely
~ fen GAva N1t Rave pRyE8 4 srrag
ss-ez releFe8 81 II PRESSURE Easts rta1 81
So hrezk has ersaEag ezs heavy Enas 90
~sest sei& hy weaS &ua scarea Acl6egs.
- fast &1es6 srHc8 eXrlafr-s tEe s8t au
~ 4 nlstsAaI SSptau-ssc- wheat opened a
80, hat advanced - s. and taea shcs
s,eE- - rarz8iT tAst EeN cared r. By
$500 50. Tas price GraEEea 20 g.. AZ
wnirh sro-e erasrs 90 t@g Nsre receives
sEau ggsula - executed Ma the rAsse 8.
49, r-ss5 20 g. ea& etasni az "a Deeera-
- csasea az @s sra &ay ar 80 TEE
h~rak asscauts - E1sa cenas tar Sfase 1ase-
- reres for 111eesaeer. and Il cents for
May.
Frssa~e. fsutf, Etr-
x-.ss ara Mslfsts, ss-Nf tsHuwS s1sTzz
Ee~ fan iran. ssf4s@-
eFn'.-k Fhsss S w@eAs ard ca 81
frf5. s.aF g etss harvey. sS2 alf&sts.
e. s t,nslg slErk
ss-srres-es wscaf. sl&se95ss sss4w. ser
- : e,tes-~faasa tgsss E.a-lv T1nss sassae
- sesassa. Ss8aas BzrSznks rEver
tqs-rssarGS ss 49, rHS saesi fs,sascses = =
= M r1aea ast2ES sasseT stlE& s ~
M esz.A.. ~ c@c--lesgse 49, sSr soxs
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MARINE OBSERVATIONS.

Sr.@~ssI Tasznatch 70 the Post-Ins slligencer.
TATO0SH Aug. At 2. m.-Baro1sstsr.
% y. clear; wind south. nine miles
NEAH BAY Aug. 2A-4 ?. m--Cioudy:
nghs south wind.
sIAIfAN HAT. Aug. a. ?. m
Cloudy. light south wind.
PORT ANGELES. Aug 94-S .. m--Ba-
rornete-. 81 o.: partly cloudy; Wind north
west. four miles Tug Boyden IN the bar
hry
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cfsstnx EXCAVATIONS.


raf+Ie-AM values scT smooth heef
sessys vxns fawars Improvement. 3 Load
81 sAosrs steers sci sEE ~ s. = sna cnasge
rasfves a. s 81 N1thinz o. extra 9sss-
ia vyaE helaN s. Texas aGd NeSesEn
rrse+fa ret ena1 demand AZ Grr8er rYsgss
The rE5n ~ calves wAs small tie hest
vatfs seisfEE Eu 20 g.
-etxs2 hogs sod A. AnS s&2ss3 ar93laa
s. rseksrR bought good a1Fey u#eE 81
hl.re a. & IS. extra prize hers Sta
hsrt = teak fancy butchers &c make 81 u
Native s~zan sal4 81 s&ts and
~swre ar-rss weTs n demand - s. - g
yssfs~s g. e131eH asnhs 6 2 fHr calls
NJ Is 49, fer TIE best. chiefly At 8 =
.esssrss-CAttle. $50: kees. Ig.aees
skeaa Is Dx
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iAoslag prizes arc being cn.r,,
- sas pF.ssaeerS ev Iceal aeAlsTs 80 -.
- : Fosnd lots on ihe aock or IN tbs
. E'Gsst sound oats. sc. h.-s.,.
Tor. wheat, chlcEsa go e :. >
So fs8,s ard Ia -E--gl est-r 80.
- - 49, 49, = ,os; &C. mroism. per - ~.
-. ssseS = rs. So per 1S 49,
lsAt *9e salto4 - -gl IS ~. F9
-. 70 y: sreen hiaes Ia - 49,
- ~ BIDS vs- n. sals,. esg - 81 I.
sse-Shigt less. dry elks r.r A. e
- Ger skies. xs1nrser A. =. la -
- 49, 49,. Niass poor ard Afr -
"a 49, Ills loaS weol, -sess, ga.
sesSe. wee. Iyas,err n Z. -tls-
: sssssssa. lesslse dlrty. So, nv = S,,s ~
49, 'e 49,. Aeet cattle eas.
- ssxs g So; ehoice ss5ee. Is.
"a So u SSse1, i4rwe. =
@ RsrcA. fss5s.
"a, a-Sksa' sSs'se pep r. live
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FoREIsS mARkETs.
Efw snrsa

LONDON. Awx sL-C1nso.s. Ia, 81
vsr Zxa
NEW York. AuE. @s-TAs EeersHs
FsasEss rseMzsz rnAne4al rAt3s@FzI szgs.
TIE z1ss& 11zT&sss we're 9TrSSzkzf sas@4F.
f-anss2s &u& k.1sSg8& SEEKS &Hzs weak -
LA ze~S. al A&lLs Es.e G4A .as
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7, yea are you shousd aavs TIRE Pest
arfsis.x srcer sxEsK - ysE- Is wGJ cost
tsshsag extra Cab az or ssZssS ara have
xVgr AAarsss caaEse1
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-25
SEATTLE WHEAT Market.
rAcoMA wnEAr M.RkEr.

TACOMA Aug s4-The wheat market
was weak R3ta q 5eclalBe tendency. and
during thc aay pficcz sgRg q II e. Clos
ing qecfattaEs- sc 3 claa. Sst-c. No I
f5lsl-ssr--s Sc
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MARITIME RECORD.

FORECAST FOR WEDNESDAY.
Portland. Aug. a. 1ss..
Fair; stationary temperature.
L. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICUL
TCRE. WEATHER BUREAU.
DAILY BULLETIN
SEATTLE. Ang - 49,
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Occidental Hotel; best faFaliy hossi IN
state. excellent rooms al modern improve
ments. No bar.
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Fsr skax4sy az Dysa. taks steamer
Itsp4x A-sass -
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GENERAL auetatisna.

General auefauona-
Fioar-Rscelpss 2 - barrels; exports
70 barrels; weak and Enssiie6. with few
whsat-Recepss. sas7s bushels: experts.
- s8 bushels. spot. weak; No. red.
ard and sas:ain.a a declins later. al.
loving heavy unloading by eleventh
hoar bulls ard ether weak cablss. iIgnt.
s ess seed saq lover ssT 10 '1I Ts s Aa
gGs,. $40: September closed a. sls&c-
W0ol-ssrozg.
Petroleum.
coffee-Cfptsons closed barely steady. 81
u points net loss; sales, y. 80 bags. inelasd
isg SeptsZber Sic: Dscsmbe~. s-TesTTc:
spot eoffses Rio. eltet; No. 7. invoice. Csc;
sagaf-Ras. arm: refined. firm
Wheat.
The disastrous result OF operations BY
eleventh hour bulls was demonstrated
in the action Of the wheat market today.
nenf Of huil news, these bei2te4 holders
puDcEure3 the bull bubble and prices TELL
with crash 20 a point over Sc below
the top notch fer the year. At the out
set. although signs OF collapse were man
tfezt II the uncertain waveTing Of prices
and freedom OF offerings, the bun leaders
LUCE by pointing ont the comparative
steadiness Of Liverpool quotations and
the frosty weather conditions IN the
Northwest Fer a time these influences
had some effect but tia market was top
heavy and soon broke through all re-
straints. reaching the lowest figures in
the early afternoon. when December az
ter having opened 81 s. 1-ie sold az She
The feature OF the trading was the COM
parstiye heayineSs q December. which
widsn&d out 10 - discount under Sep
famber az one time during the day
Preach cables were particularly weak,
closing AZ - confines 20 ] franc net de-
( cline On wheat and - to - points lower
On -four. The Liverpool decline for the
day was siz4ssd on futures. while spot
wheat was quoted firm al 1E{-G advance
+ Today's hrezk shook ont a great many of
the weaker holders without disturbing
the big lines. many o. which stii remain
for hIgher prices. The market closed
unsettled az s7s@5isd net decline Sales
/ for the day EeHchea nearly Is.eo0eeo bush
els giving some idea OF the enormous
| dumping OF fhe long wheat. Some Of
the afternoon reports made export pGT-
! chases s. loads az New York and out
ports but this could not all lie con-
! 1Fued.
Metals
Pig Tron-Duu: Northern sleSs1I.
Copper-Stsadys exchange, yIL15a 3.
Lead-SIrong; brokers, $50; exchange.
nn-oulst: Straits. s,27o9l2so: plates.
/ dull
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Tneemz Hotel. Tacoma
Strictly fTzt-cisss: al modern improve
rnents fine sample rooms
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TINE SCHEDULE.
In Eject April q. 1897.
TRAINS LEAVE gEATTLE
For spol<arae. RoszsaDd. ST. Paul
and East ....- ........+......... 10 3. u
For Portland 49,. .............. 80 4 n
.Fur Olympia ..-.................. T.ls n -
'For GEav.s Harbor ard south
Bend .....,.- 80. ..,............ 30 a -
For Tacoma. T.is and 80 a. m.
=: 4k Ssf xRkivE At sExr IL E =
FROM Spokane. Eoasland, 81.
Paul and Last .-.................lisss q =.
From Portland ........ .......... 500 u N.
'frem Olympia -........ ......... Cts p. n.
'From Grsys Harder and South
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From Tacoma. sss9 and usss =
.pasiy except sunday. All cthsrs 4ssiy.
This card subject 10 change wtthOzt No
tfce.
Through tickets 20 Japan ard Chsra Va
Northern pacific Steamship Company.
For rates. routes and other tnfoTEnatio0
call on or address
4. A. SADEAr,
Gersrst Agent. sesttsA
City Ticket 0Ilce. Ger. Iesasf Way ana
FIRST avenue
Depot Ticket oTice. corner Western A.
sxsse and Columbia street.
A. ID. CHARLTON.
Assistant General Passenger Ax~nt
No rs Morrison street. corner Thru
Portland. or.
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EAST
AND
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TICKETS 70 ILL P0INTS IN TIE E0RLo
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W&sh. 50 Pac1ac Ave- zsanazaa gSaNh
CHARLES Il. MARKHAM. SSen. E,rs1
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THE KISS IN COURT.

y lawyer met Il pretty Miss
While he was walking out one day,
And stole from her honeyed kiss
Which was not just the proper way.
At once a case of tort was brought
Which legal rules could not deny;
The lawyer held no justice ought
So frail a suit as that to try.
The action, when it got in court,
Met with Il jury lenient.
And many a outlet and retort
Day after day on it was spent.
lie lawyer claimed no maiden should
SO much rare lovelness display;
\ kiss like this he understood
Was fiotsam on the States highway.
The maiden said her rosy lips
No easement were for him to use,
Thought they all others might eclipse
His answer was somewhat abStruse.
And thus progressed the argument
Concerning kisser and kissee,
When to the jury it was sent,
Who failed entirely to agree
But, sent into their room again.
They gave their voice to the defence:
And found the girl in fault. for plain
'Contributory negligence"
-Harper's Bazaar