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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-07-04
BIRTHS.


LrSS-tn Seattle Monday Irir . 800 ta-Mr. and
Mn. ], II Lunn, a laughter
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FOR sALE-MACHINERY.

FOR SALE-Pony planer. ripsaw. rail-
road cutoff saw, heavy double surfacer'
stitching machine. wood printing press,
sanding machine, mill and lumber
trucks Logger Supply Co, 924 Rail-
road avenue south
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LODGE NOTICES.
a o. &. W. ATTENTION An members
OF the A - T. w are requested %
mcos ut tho l.iks han, Colman huiid-
ing at 2 q. clnok a. NJ July g. TO take
par, tn Ihe grand parade Come early
To receive parade uniforms
e. N HAHN. Chairman.
TONiglTT. grand Fourth ~ IHlv ball !.
q - y hail alN First avenue, excel
lent music floor UucQuaitd In city
dancing until o'clock. Gents -. ladies'
free
ATTENTION Sir kuighlS-AN local or
VfuttuH N4p.aatss Sol .tift 3lf 90 Isatel
"a assemble at hail iu Masonic temple
at - ~ a. pNriicluuts BE- n1LniE
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PERsONAL-Coptinue
AUCTION sale of dry goods and notions
Private sale on all goods during the
day at auction prices. Call and exam.
inc Gray's Mercantile Company, lSs
MADAM BROWN win remove stock Of
hair goods to the next door north Spe-
cial prices given on all goods Ladies,
drop in and have your gray hair re-
stored. 1857 Second. --
SWITCHES, switches, switchesl For
the best and cheapest hair switches in
the city call at Mrs shelters hairdress-
ing and manicure parlors, Downs block.
ZOE Second avenue,
TONIGHT, grand Fourth Of July ball, !.
Q. 0. F. hall, 90lS First avenue; excel
lent music; floor gnequaled in city;
dancing till l o'clock. Gents &c, ladies
free.
WHEELER & WILSON Sewing Machine,
rotary motion and ball bearings; ma
chimes rented and repaired. Ha1son's.
2l5 Columbia. Phone, Black lei.
REFRESHING plain and indicated baths
with massage cures nel-asthenia, in
somnia and prevents sickness. Ida
Churchill. sli Madison st.
SEATTLE Wooden House. opposite Hotel
Stevens: Alaska clothing, made from
khaki cloth. same as used by U. 5. army.
Phone Black IN
DO you need money! Money loaned on
jewelry, clothing and ValuahlCs For
confidential trading call at Bell Loan
Office. 2l2 Main. -
INFORMATION furnished regarding en-
ployes and others; capable operatives.
Seattle Detective Agency, 52S Pioneer
block
NATHAN PHILLIPS. LOG Occidental av-
watches jewelry. Mall oruers solicited.
CITY DYE woRKs-Garments cleaned;
new process; work guaranteed. 2523
First. Telephone, Main 107.
PACIFIC Coast Detective Agency: best
operatives: references and results. 519-
5lo-5l1 Washington block
ELIZABETH CRAIG, mental science
teacher and healer; Weltmer's method
used. 624 Pacific block.
ALL DESTROYS marriage send 10 cents for
latest matrimonial paper. "a Kearny
street, San Francisco.
LADIES-Free; harmless monthly regu-
lator; cannot fail, Mrs. b. Rowan, II
2l6, Milwaukee. Wis.
PIANOS for rent; new instruments; rents
applied on purchases. special bargains.
Martius. als Second.
THOS. SIMPSON, artistic grairer; Is
years experience: estimates furnished
IFS University st.
SEE Hanson for the very latest in the
line of q sewing machine. 2l5 Columbia.
Tel. Black ld2l.
NEW and secondhand sewing machines.
IS and up rent 81 week. Dubois, PA CO.
lumbia street
MRS. DIR. SWAN, magnetic healer; cleo
trio baths. le7 Yesler. room 62S. Phone.
Black 1904.
HOME wanted for infant; full adoption
given. Address Ii, care post-Intclli-
gencer.
FOR fashionable up-to-date millinery
try Mrs IL G. Hourn. Sls Third avenue
JOHANNA oFTEDAL, medical electro
cian 20 Union block.
UNREDEEMED pledges. Chicago Loan
Office. III Iesler.
WATCHES cleaned, tic; main spring. Soc.
200 Cherry street.
DOUBTFUL debts collected anywhere.
h23 Pioneer block.
PEOPLES Loan Office. 10 Occidental
avenue. Seattle.
LADIES special treatment i57 Yesler
way, room 5S
STOVE repairs. 4i0 Yesler way. Phone,
= Black 1854
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wANTED-7WD rockmen and general
hands for work on White Pass q
Yukon Route: wages $3.50 per day
and upwards; board 800 per day.
Also station men for heavy side
hill rock, which will be let at highest
prices; tools. powder md all supplies
furnished on easy terms. Apply
to NJ. ], Heney. contractor, 10 Colrnan
block Seattle, Wash. Inns of Court
building, Vancouver. or Bennett, b. c.
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

FREE dancing lessons 60 all ladies' OF
guod social standing, also low rates for
gentlemen row ~ oUf oCvutNR dancing
CLASSES tor heeinRers Ia Wa.tatrg, two
step and an tha very latest ballroom
dances. both Monday and Friday eve. az
So IA Wilson Dancing school kAnko
hail Fisn street and FittH avenue
GRAND FourtA ~ Ju'Y rau EarRs haU.
rike street. ARA Ffith avenue, Wr.lhrs-
DAY evening tUN tth w4sit Ny Nag
nre's ftrvt Eegiafuf orrHeatfA
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


NOTICE of meeting Washington State
Board OF Pharmacy-public notice is
hereby given that the Washington state
Board OF Pharmacy will hold a regular
meeting at ------------- in the city
of Seattle, Wash. beginning M 10 o'clock
a. m. July is. 1900. Applicants desiring
TO take the examination for registration
as pharmacists or assistant pharmacists
are notified to appear at said time and
place.
Dated June Is. 1900.
J, II. DAY. President.
J. W. McARTHUR, Secretary.
TO CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS
The Kerry Lumber Company's mil at
the foot OF Broad street, North Seat
tie. Is now In operation. Mil office, tele-
phone, Union CO: downtown office, room
&. Bailey building. over Western Union
Telegraph office. telephone, Main 65s.
COMPOSITfON-We are now prepared to
do composition for the trade (any meas.
urc). in nonpareil minion. BREWER and
long primer. Satisfaction guaranteed
Cali or address. Post-Intelligencer. Sc
attic.
SPECIAL INFORMATION FURNISHED
manufacturers. business houses and pub
lie men by the Press Clipping Bureau
tAllen's), room ~ Mckay building. Port
land. or.
CoNTRACTORS-t)ur mill II new. mod
eru. complete The Seattle Lumber Co.
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The following letters await advertisers
at this office
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LOST.

IF the coat taken from 523 Columbia
street will be left Mt the A. ID. r. office
with everything in pockets and pin on
lapel IS will be paid and no questions
asked.
LOST-A small dog black and white; car
ries license No. G 1875. Finder please
reward
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BOND & la FARCE. rooms and 4
P.-L building. Telephone. Main rs
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5.no-40 acre ranch near O'Brfcn station,
sixteen miles from Seattle: all cleared
and In cultivation; easy tennis.
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5000 acres fine timber land In King coun-
ty; splendIdly situated and ready FOR log
EiuR
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FOUND.

MONEY to loan on watches. diamonds
and jewelry at low rates all business
strictly confidential NJ. b, Cohn. 2os
Washington street. between Occidental
avenue and Second avenue south.
LONDON LOAN OFFIcE-Money loaned
on valuables. watches. diamonds. jewell
~. los Second avenue south.
LACE CURTAIN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Phone. Lake ais.
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Fine mill site on Salmon bay, Ballard;
railroad and water shipping facilities;
cheap; liberal terms.
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Highland drive. queen Anne hill, between
Willard street and SIKH avenue; ano
residence block. overlooking the Sound.
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Two lots corner Jackson street and
Twelfth avenue, good site. good bargain;
liberal terms.
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Fine residence on Madison street, on frat
hill: large. commodious house; beautifu
grounds. superb situation. easy terms
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FARMS and Seattle property bought and
sold Great Northern Land Company,
sil First avenue
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GRAND Fourth x July bali. Ranke hal.
T.Se street an3 Fifth avenue. Wean9s-
day evening. July tth. music ~ Wag-
EeTs First Regiment orchestra.
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nine room furnished
so New York block,
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FARMS for sale IN Eastern and Western
Washington e Sherlock, 81 West Co
luInb!4 street
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WANTED-PARTNE
WANTED-A bright young or middle
aged man to become partner; no capital
or experience in this particular bust
ness required; would prefer a young
man. starting life. and ambitious to
succeed; must be well known in Seattle,
and able to give good references; an
opportunity for the right person. Write
Postotfice Box 4S3, Seattle. Wash.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-08-17
AFFECTING THE FRANCHISE

A clerk in the quartermaster's ce-
partment Of the United States army
calls the attention of The Republican
10 a very serious question affecting
men attached to the army or navy. and
asks the very pertinent question. Who
is responsible for section s3 of the Or
ganic Act OF Hawaii7" This section
-ezds:
That no person shall be allowed &c
vote who is in the Territory By rea-
son OF being in the army or navy or i.y
reason OF being attached 10 troops IL
the service Of the United States.
There is no doubt that Congress in
tended this section TO apply TO soldiers
on duty in Hawaii like those now al
Camp Mckinley who have no home af-
fliations with the Territory But that
the section should cut OF men en-
ployed as clerks by the army or navy
we cannot believe. These men are
civilian employees who make their
homes at their places Of employment
as much as clerks In stores or banks.
There are at present about forty
five men in this city employed in the
quartermaster' and commissary de-
partments of the army as civilian en-
ployes of the United States. But they
are also attached to the troops -
Wherever these men have been in the
United States heretofore they have ex-
ercised the franchise provided they had
resided long enough in any one place
to comply with the State or Territoc-
ial laws. Now it comes to Hawaii 20
refuse them the franchise
Since the employe who calls The
Republicans attention to the matter
asks the very pertinent question quot
ed above, no doubt the men who were
in Washington lobbying the Organic
Act through can answer why this sec
ton was adopted in the form it was
We do not believe it can be con-
strued to prohibit employees of the ma
ture named from exercising the fran
chise. The matter can be easily tested
and we would advise the clerks of the
quartermaster's and commissary de-
partments TO present themselves for
registration and upon being refused
that privilege to Immediately bring
test case before the United States
Court so that legal ruling may be
had on this very important question.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-08-17
NEED OF LOCAL GOVERNMENTS

The need of county and municipal
governments in Honolulu is being
demonstrated every day No better IL
lustration could be asked than that
brought out in the police court yester-
day. Instead of there being a county
prosecutor, a deputy attorney general
was called in. 1t is announced that
in order to see that complaints in the
police court are properly drawn here
after representative of the attornev
generals Office will act as police court
prosecutor Fancy deputy of the at
torney generals office of any other state
or territory in the union appearing as
police court prosecutor
In criminal prosecutions in Hawaii
for instance, deputy from the attor-
ney generals Office must go over to
the big Island from Honolulu. the
travelling expenses Of this official in
the many trips he has to make each
year more than equaling what the
salary of county attorney would
amount to, If county governments
were established.
In this city every day are numerous
petty cases such as drunks and disor-
derlies that should be prosecuted BY
city prosecutor just as is the case IN
every other American city. The PROV
ince OF the Office of the attorney gem
eral OF any other state or territory in
the union is that of legal advisor 10
the governor and other state officers
and the only proceedings in which ne
can appear are in quo warranto. or in
criminal appeals carried up to the
State Supreme Court from the coun-
ties. Even then he only appears pro
forma the county prosecutor, or dis
tict attorney, as he is called in Cali
fornia, conducting the cause in court.
The evils of the Capitalization of
power shown in this Territory are be-
coming more and more apparent /. is
realized that they are danger to the
Territory and menace to the rights
and freedom Of the people. County
and city governments must be organ
lied and the governing with all its r.
sponsioiiity brought closer to the peo-
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-08-17

a perusal OF the libel charge against
the editor of The Republican as now
made out in the name Of the Territory
and originally fled In the name Of W.
A. Kinney. published on another page.
reveals the legal gentleman in a new
light His great legal aeumen has
long been known in this community:
his ability as a legislator. particularly
Ia chsmpioning snti-Chinese legisla-
ton, is also conceded. and his prone
ness to suits for criminal libel. n
which he has seldom. If ever. been sue
eessful. Is matter OF Island history.
Blu, now Mr.. Kinney appears in a
new light As per his new charge in
his libel suit against The Republican
MIR. Kinney is most accomplished
mind reader. The mantle OF the great
Bishop has evidently fallen upon the
distinguished Honoiuluan. He appar-
sntiy car read the minds Of people a,
great distances, and without half ,ry-
ing. even With less dinicuity than Bish-
op experienced. There is no reason 10
doubt that this is so. for the gentle
man has affirmed It In his legal charge.
With such wonderful ability going 10
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-08-17

Pursuant to a resolution passed at
| meeting Of the executive committee d
the Territorial central committee Of
the Republican party in the Territory
of Hawaii a call is issued to the dele
gates who shall be elected at the pri-
| mGry 20 meet on September s or Z sor
the purpose of electing delegates to a
territorial convention and the nomina-
tiU1 of candidates for senators and
REPRESENTATIVES from the respective
districts to the territorial legislature.
Thsse are the rules and regulations
of lac Republican party in the Terri
tor of Hawaii, governing district
committees:
ARTICLE II. DISTRICT COMMIT
TEE.
Section /. Each district committee
shall consist of delegates from the pre-
cinct clubs in said district.
Sec. Each district committee
shall meet when notified to do SO BIZ
the territorial committee and shall
elect the following officers: President
vice president. secretary, treasurer
and such other officers and standing
committees as it may be entitled to.
Sec S.-Any duly enrolled Repub-
lican shall be eligible as a delegate to
the territorial committee from the dis
trtct In which he resides.
Sec. 4. Each district committee
shi II be charged with the general care
ano supervision OF the Affairs of the
pa ~ within its district, subject n
these rules and regulations. II shall
tase such measures as il deems neces-
sary and expedient to secure the ~
and maintenance of pre-
eins clubs In every precinct and Sc.
cure the cooperation of all RepubH-
can voters with the party orsaniza-
ton, and shall, under the control nf
1ne territorial committee. have charge
OF all campaigns in the district. II
shall decide all disputes from the pr.-
cinct organizations and contests With
IN said district as to primary ele>-
tions.
Sec. D. District committees NAV
hold regular or special meetings as
nay be provided in their bylaws and
aW less than one-third Of the mem
oers shall constitute quorum
The above rules and regulations af
ne Republican party in the Territory
u Hawaii are also published In ac-
or 4znce w.th 4 resolution passed n
ne same meeting referred TO above.
I1s committee urges upon all the
'n 'eTs and members OF the district /,
orasa.rsee the Importance of prompt |
nc has4onious action in relation II |
he above cal.
GEO. ". SMITH. Chairman.
=. r. HENDKy, Escrstasy.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-08-17

1t is only a few short weeks since
Attorney General Dole rendered an
opinion to his uncle, the governor, in
which he held that no resident of Ha-
waii could hold Office unless he had re-
sided in the Territory for one year.
But 10 and behold. an assistant attor-
ney general now turns up who has rot
been in the Territory three months.
Was your opinion wrong, Mr. Attor-
ney General, or is your latest appoint
ment illegal?
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-08-17

The calls for the Republican primar-
les to be held on September appear in
this issue of The Republican. The in
portance of these primaries must not
be overlooked by the party workers.
Every one interested in the party
should take an active interest in the
primaries and see TO it that only men
who have the good Of the whole party
at heart are selected as delegates 10
the district convention and from there
TO the Territorial convention.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-08-17

Congress clearly did not intend 70
rob the people OF the Territory of their
public property. whatever Others would
like TO do.
So says the Star in relation TO the
public lands. The Star is undoubted-
ly right; the government Of the United
States is not in the robbing business
IL holds the public lands for its people.
IL doesn't auctioneer them of to the
highest bidder. but holds them for
homesteaders and actual settlers. But
since the United States owns, controls
and governs Hawaii it is quite certain
that its public lands belong to the
United States.
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PRIMARIES.

Pursuant TO 3 resolution passed Al
meeting Of the Executive Commits
Of the Territorial Central COMMITTEES
OF the Republican Party in the Terri
tory OF Hawaii. q call Is now issued 10:
Primary Election to be held In the "a
rious precincts On Saturday. September
1. 1890. tor the purpose Of electing dele
gates to g District Convention; the
polls wiz De open from p. n to ?
N
These are the rules and regulations
Of the Republican party in the Terri
tory OF Hawaii, governing precinct
clubs:
APTICLE PRECINCT CLUBS.
Section !. The unit Of organization
ST ! Be The precinct clubs
SO. z There shall be a precinct Or
zsnization il every election precinct.
Sec ). Every person legally enrolled,
IN ths various precinct clubs. shall De
member of the precinct club when
peFn7 nently organized.
SEC. 4. The officers OF each precinct
club sAan 6e q president, secretary,
three judges Of election, and such other
officers 2s the bylaws of said precinct
may provide. No initiation fees Or
dues shall be charged the members of
any precinct club. All officers shall
serve fo- one year, or until their sue
ceSso-E ara elected. ANY duly enrolled
member of the club may be eligible 70
nc J Office.
Sec. 3. The duties of these officers
SHAH be those usual to said officers,
an1 s1eh as may be provided for in the
bylaws OF each precinct club. The
Il &c JUICES OF election shall be sole
ju ges at all primaries
Sec. 6. No less than one-fifth Of the
Members enrolled shall constitute a
quorum for the transaction of business.
Sec. Z. The president and secretary
of each precinct club shall act as a re-
vising board of the roll of the precinct
club, and from time to time shall meet
and revise said roll, so that it shall con-
sist OF only such members as still re-
side in said precinct; but no member
on the old roll shall be admitted if he
still resides in said precinct
Sec. 8. Each precinct shall at the
primaries elect, besides the officers
aforesaid, delegates to the district COM
N ttee
Sec. 9. Eachprecinct shall be entitled
TO elect one delegate to said district
&C nmittee for each % votes cast IN
sa precinct for the Republican ticket
at the preceding election. Whenever,
after dividing said Republican vote by
70. there is remainder of Is or more,
then the precinct is entitled to an ad-
ditional delegate, but each precinct
shall be entitled to at least one dele
gate to said district committee, d.
though the Republican vote, as afore-
SAID, in said precinct shall be below %.
Sec. 10. Any person who is a duly
enrolled member of a precinct club
shall be eligible as a delegate to the
district committee.
The above rules and regulations Of
the Republican party in the Territory
of Hawaii are also published in ac-
co dance with a resolution passed at
h same meeting referred to above.
he committee urge upon all the Off
cers ana members of all precinct clubs,
.he Importance of prompt and harmo-
nicus action in relation to the above
all
GEO. ". SMITH, Chairman.
:. r. HENDRY, Secretary.
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A RESULT OF EXPANSION.

II was the vote OF the Hawaiian del
egate who was member Of the CON-
mittee on resolutions at the Demo-
cratic national convention which de-
eided in favor Of q free silver plank
But for the expansion which took in
Hawaii. Colonel Bryan's sacred do.-
trine Of Is TO would never have been
recognized by the party this year
Riverside. (Cal.l Press.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-08-17

Libel suits seem to be in the air.
Now the Advertiser comes in for a suit
for damages in the sum of $50. 200 in
which Eugene Avery is plaintif One
thing about the Advertiser suit is that
Mr.. Avery did not hide behind a GRIM
inal complaint so as to compel the Ter
ritory to pay the expenses of his litiga-
ton. He stands on his own base and
makes his own fight. So much for not
following the advice of the devils
partner"
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-08-17

The Republicans first libel suit
seems to have been pretty good busi-
tracts for advertising space were
signed yesterday, besides rush of
transient advertising. The advertising
manager says another libel suit will
compel US to enlarge the paper
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-08-17

waste in Honolulu Mr.. kinney is SUR
ly wasting away bis energies He
could create . greater f1rore tha1
Bishop ever dared to DO while the dol
lars would roii into his locker faster
than thsy rolled into Bishops lap
Przcticsng la~ and advocating anti
Chinese legislation would be 70 CON-
parison, in the way OF az income, to
What would be derived from exhibiting
his marvellous powers as mind reader.