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Rural Retreat times. [volume] (Rural Retreat, Va.) 1892-1918, 1899-06-02
LAM 3 ERT'S.

The hardest rainfall of the season fell
here Monday evening doing considera-
BILE damage to some of the farmers.
Pepper Hankla and son, of the city,
were in this community Tuesday attend
ing to some business.
We are proud to boast that the Major
couldn't run the shoat over the west
end with couple of $40 votes. We
have little grit.
I. N. Huddle and family, of Kimber-
ling, spent Sunday at this place visiting
his mother.
Chas. w. Cassell. of Nebo, Smythe
Co., spent few days at this place the
first of the week visiting friends and
loved ones.
MISS Callie and Robert Buckley, spent
Saturday and Sunday with friends at
Crockett.
The farmers we're very busy the first
of the week transplanting their cabbage.
They all have good stand of early cab
bage.
J. S. w. Neal preached an eloquent
sermon to large and attentive congre-
CATION.
Since the price of horses has adj
vanced the young men of this place have
been trading bicycles to success.
A large crowd was present at the
sacramental meeting at Corinth Sun
day
BILLY SHARPER.
Rural Retreat times. [volume] (Rural Retreat, Va.) 1892-1918, 1899-06-02
Better Than Law,

Housekeeper (excitedly)-l am in a
terrible way about servant girl can't
get rid of. have discharged her but
she won't go. She is perfect giantess.
and has most horrible temper. What
would you advise me TODD?
Great Lawyer (calmly)-Keep the
kerosene can full and the wood wet
n. Y, Weekly.
Rural Retreat times. [volume] (Rural Retreat, Va.) 1892-1918, 1899-06-02

Patrons Of this paper having cases in
court requiring publication, should in
tstruct their attorneys to publish same in
The Times and thus save half the costs.
Rural Retreat times. [volume] (Rural Retreat, Va.) 1892-1918, 1899-06-02
English Livery Stable Joke.

Job Master-l'm afraid, sir. must
ask you to pay in advance forthe hire
of the horse.
Amateur Rider What's that for?
Are you afraid that ! shall come back
without the horse?
Job Master-Oh. no; but the horse
might come back without you.-Iit-
Bits.
Rural Retreat times. [volume] (Rural Retreat, Va.) 1892-1918, 1899-06-02

Some of the G. A. R. peo-
pie are kicking because Nc
Kinley wore a Confederate
badge. They would object to
the President,wearing a "biled"
shirt Hundred in the South.
Rural Retreat times. [volume] (Rural Retreat, Va.) 1892-1918, 1899-06-02

''Poor Mrs. Motherderei" ex-
claimed Mr. Meekton's wife.
''What has happened to her?"
"She had to decline our invitation to
read a paper on the proper manage
ment of children because she was too
busy looking after her family!'-
Washington Star.
Rural Retreat times. [volume] (Rural Retreat, Va.) 1892-1918, 1899-06-02

From the best information
we can gather, the people gen
orally are satisfied with the
newly elected county officers,
save the Salt river contingency
Rural Retreat times. [volume] (Rural Retreat, Va.) 1892-1918, 1899-06-02

The West End sends greet
ings to the East End, with the
inquiry, if they know how hard
a mule can kick backwards.
Rural Retreat times. [volume] (Rural Retreat, Va.) 1892-1918, 1899-06-02

The citizens of Wythe coun-
ty are getting tired of the lax
'ity meted out to criminals by
the court officials. They are
not only tired but are Disguised
with the practices and tactics
resorted to affecting the inter-
'ests of certain classes.
They are dissatisfied with
the schemes, tactics and chica-
merry brought into requisition
in the H. c.. Wadley case,
which has been dragging its
way through thejudicial routine
at a snails pace.
!" H. G. Wadley stands before
the world a criminal-an en-
bezzler-and, if you please, a
thief. He is under an indict-
ment for the ENLIGHTENMENT or
larceny of the small sum of
$4,000 of the peoples hard
earned savings, through bank
ing and insurance enterprise,
an institution born in iniquity
and managed by a fraud for
the sole purpose of robbery.
This individual concocted the
scheme in his own fertile brain,
and DOMINIC the cloak Of hon
esty and with the sainted smile
of the devil he proceeded to
fleece his patrons out of a cool
$Io2, 900, after which, fed the
scene of his base operations.
Later he was apprehended and
he is now basking in the sun
shine of a free and easy life,
enjoying the fruits Of his thiev-
cry under a $4,000 bond,
which, to our mind, is nothing
more nor less than a premium
upon dishonest methods.
What constitutes embezzle-
ment? ENLIGHTENMENT is the
fraudulent appropriation Of
money or goods entrusted to
ones care or management.
Larceny, theft; a robber. Steal;
to take or carry away felonious-
", as the personal goods of
another; to withdraw or con-
vey clandestinely; to gain or
win by address or by gradual
imperceptible means; to with
draw or pass privily; to alb
scond; to practice theft; to
take feloniously.
I H. G. Wadley, according to
the above definitions, is guilty
of enlightenment, larceny and
Stealing, and taken collectively
he is a thief. He is entitled
to no more immunity under
our laws, judicial, moral or So
tial, than the negro who pur-
loins his neighbours fat hen for
a Sunday dinner, or the poor
white man who steals a loaf of
bread for his hungred off.
spring. This latter class, to the
shame Of our. Judiciary, are
punished to the very limit of
the law, while the, former class
are given every latitude and
usually go scott free. The poor
and small, or IS thief, has the
finger of scorn pointed at him,
his wife and children during
life, regardless Of reformation,
While the embezzler of $1e2,-
Rural Retreat times. [volume] (Rural Retreat, Va.) 1892-1918, 1899-06-02

THE TINES acknowledges,
with becoming modesty, the
concentrations showered up
on it for the gallant and victo
rious fight for Democracy du-
ring the spring campaign just
past. Your kind words are
appreciated; and your dollars
to keep the good work going
will be appreciated likewise.
Rural Retreat times. [volume] (Rural Retreat, Va.) 1892-1918, 1899-06-02

You run no risk in buying machine
from US. Every one faliy guaranteed to
do all we claim for it; if not return it..
Tarter Bros. s
Rural Retreat times. [volume] (Rural Retreat, Va.) 1892-1918, 1899-06-02

This paper yearand Farm
Journal S years for 81. Call
and get a sample copy.
Rural Retreat times. [volume] (Rural Retreat, Va.) 1892-1918, 1899-06-02

1t may not be generally
known, nevertheless all town
and county officers are requir.
ed to take the anti-dueline
oath. Magistrates and mayors
Of towns who have tried cases
without the administration Of
this oath, are liable to have
their decisions rendered null
and void. This is a constitu.
tional requirement, and was
created some fourteen years
ago. In it the applicant swears
that he has not during the pre-
ceding year fought a duel or
been a sesond in such a con
test.
Rural Retreat times. [volume] (Rural Retreat, Va.) 1892-1918, 1899-06-02

The D-mocratic party has always
faced, with courage and fairness, every
lpublic question of the age If never
looks backward, but steadily onward.
lit looks into the eye of tomorrow and
fears not tomorrow's responsibilities.
The cause is greater than any man.
Rural Retreat times. [volume] (Rural Retreat, Va.) 1892-1918, 1899-06-02
Don't Let
Yourself
Get Thin

After a hard winter the sys-
tenn needs cleaning up just
like your house. Ask your
physician if there is anything
better than a frst-class Sar-
saparilla compound
We have a Sarsaparilla
manufactured after our own
special formula, put up in one
pint bottles that we sell for
rs cents. A better blood pur-
ifer is not know. A trial bot
tie will convince you.
Fig Syrup. Is cents.
Strcther's Sarsaparilla. so cents
Pint Bottle of Ammonia. 10 cents.
The Drug Store is the place
to buy medicines and we keep
the best and most complete
line to be found. Prescriptions
and family receipts will be
filled as written and you can
rely upon getting exactly
what you want at reasonable
prices.
Nm@9Aw@Me
CT PEPPERNN. b ~e~a~~
Z2ZZSEZzzEZEZsZY
Rural Retreat times. [volume] (Rural Retreat, Va.) 1892-1918, 1899-06-02

Some of our exchanges who
have a penchant for purloining
our editorials, should call a
halt. We are glad to know
that we sometimes say things
that are bright and worthy OF
reproduction. 1t makes us be-
lieve we are not quite ripe for
the lunatic asylum, but if the
purloiners fail to give US due
credit the world will not be-
lieve as we do. Steal our news
items, brethren, with IMMUNITY;
but for God S sake, steal not
our brain, we've none to spare
Rural Retreat times. [volume] (Rural Retreat, Va.) 1892-1918, 1899-06-02

Read THE TIMES closely.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-03-16
Organi;sta
"a zarazem
Nauczyciel

: kilkoletnla praktykq v obu zawo-
dach, znajacy dokiadnie iezyk an
gielski, obok polskiego, poszukuje
posady kaskawe cferty nalezy
przes1a6 do Redakcyi WlAEUsA 500
E. srd Str Winona, MINI:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-03-16

assS ssass@xS SsSsssSs III E&sssSSS M8sgW##saeMssg sgssAsSsg
NsranislonlnyIne nisierdzi
tseP " tsspaaaiaa u. zaVs'ydziio obu
ssyders6W,4 N1rraszzylo navr6eilo!
PraWdsiixsaa miilo1c kap1ana bylla
IN poWodem, e jul dluzej ME.
opierali sig lasce j smileWaniuts
Bozemn. v miejsce obojetnoaci,s
nastapila sywa wlara, : KoSciei
diva dzielne j szlachetne sertsIl
pozyskal.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-03-16
ME ydnlano "a iuz 0cuc

niiosd budoje:
Pewien pleban wraeal : saasie q
nej wiosii m6wil pc drodze
brewiarz. Dwajsmiodzi o6cero#le,
kltt,6rzy y pobliiu nieli kvaters,
s g "a samnaa droga. Gd1y mijali
k.aplanla, zaczeli sic Smia'G Snyder
czzo, ale idac szybko, wkrGtce kar
plana daleko "a sobag zostawili.
TO. spotkanie : kaplanem, dalo
i'm sposobnosc mdwielia Q religil,
,ozyli raezeJ Q jej braku, t. j. Q
niedowiarstWie swojem.
- ia ME moge sniesc ksiezy!
llrzekl eden-
- I ia tax same, odparl drugi.
= Uni SAINT ME wierza W to,
ezego ucza,
- To tylko 1nteres jak kazdy
inn!
- Religia dobra ola starych
bah.
II ola malych dzieci
- Religijne narody ME .lepsze
jak inne.
= w og6lno6ci przynajmniej.
l tax coraz dalej i dalej roz-
mawiajae, %spostrzegli nagle zebra
ka, ktdry siedzac prey drodze
wyciaga} reke, proszac Q ja}muzne.
zebrak ten, 1achmanami odziany,
wychud}y, bolesny przedsta-
wial widok.; 0fcerowie dali mu
pc kilka cent5w i sill soble dalej'
= Za}oze sic, re mu probeszcz
mic ME da, rzekl jeden z nlch.
- Zaczekajmy uwazajmy,
odparl drugi.
- .Wiesz co? rzekf pierwszY,
sobie "a p}otem, DO gdy
mas obaozy, to mu da co, abySmy
a je6]i sig. skryjemy,
poznamy prawdziwe iego usposo-
bienie.
Jak rzekli, tax zrobili. Obaj
ofcerowie sk1yli sic "a plot =
wkr6tce, potem przechodzi} tamte~
dy proboszcz, " modlitwie zato~
piony.
Rozumie sic, re zebrak l jego
prosi} 0 ja}muzne.
Kaplan spojraa} ma niego,
zamknal prewiarz i szuka} pienler
dry pc kleszenlach.
- Moi biedaku, rzek}, ~jeszeze
szhkajec. rzeczywiscie zdaje nj
sic, re W tel chwlli mic niemam
PREY sobie, rzek}.
- S}Yszysz? m6will do slebie
oicerkowle.
Kap}an litosnie spojrza} ma
1ebraka i spostrzeg}, jak licho i
nedznie by} odziany.
Pewnie wan bardzo zimno
W waszem odzieniu! rzek}.
z pewno6oia, prosze Jego-
mosci, zapewnial zebrak.
To m6wiae polozy} probeszca
brewiarz ma murawie, ODE rzaf sie
ma wszystkie strony, zdja{ sw6,,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-03-16

Ik6w parovosn waggondW trzeb'
bylo usuxac te szczaatki, przez g
nieiedne nova rane zadano. DDl'
usuniecia pewnsj kobiety przycia
n1etel kolami parowozu, trzeb.
bylo odjac jej noge. Ranni smler'
teelnle blagali, ably ich dobito. Kilks
os6b pomisdzY ratujacych n
Widok tych strasznych seen zemudla-
10.
Wstepne 6ledztwo wskazuje
1jako GLOWING przyczyne katastrofy
mg1e tax gesta, re dalej, niz ma
odleglo66 5 metrdw ME bylo molina
niczego r%ozpoznac. M%aszynista
palace 2 pociqgu pospiesznego,skt6
rzy zdo}ali ma czas zeskoczy6, twier-'
dza, il sygna}y byly fa1szywie ma
stawione, urzednicy zas stacyjni
zapewniajaa, re sygnaly by1y "
porz2dku.
Dalsze Sledztwo wYkaze nie-
zawodnie, pc czyjej stronie by}a
wilma, Tub tez zlozY ia ma tax ulu-
biena zarz4dom kolejowym ,,si}e
nadprzyrodzona." Zabitym jednak
Mkt zycia ME wr6ci,a ranni ikalecy
.dopiero pc uciazliwym procesie
beda mogli jakiek olwiek cd kolei
uzyskac odszkodowanie. Owe nice
szczesne sp61nianie sig pociag6w
odegra}o tn take niepo6lednia role
gdyz ME tylko pociag osobowy, ale
r6wniez i pospieszny jscha} re
znacznem op6znienlem czasu regu-
laminowego.
0 tenn nieszczesciu plsza dalej:
Pewien ojciec, odnalazlszy
w6r6d trup6w jedne c6reczke, VIOLA
0 druga j wreszcle .ldostrzega ja
.jeszcze zywa, ale pc chwili dziecko
umiera mu ma reku. Dw6ch zakon-
nik6w, wiozacych oblakanego, zgi-
nefo smieroia straszna; ob1akany
ocalal l wsr6d tego stosu trup6w /
kalek zwodzil weso}a %piosenke
Parma Degreef, nauczycielks Bruk
sell, cudem niemal wysz1a z kata.'
strofy. Przytlacza}Ijac ztery mart
we cia}a; g}owa jednego trupa zwi-'
s}a ma jej g}ewie i yale 'Sa{s ja
krwia. P. D. lezala pod ~ciezarem
przez 8 godziny, zanim zdolano ja
os wobodzit. Opr6cz silnego wstrzas-
nienla nerwowego pot}uczeh jest
zdrowa. Ocaleni powiadaja, Re Pc
wstrza6nieniu wagon6w nastaoila
cisza grobowa, laden jek sic ME
rozlegl;;a W tel ciszy byfo cos tak
okropnego, re kto ME by} jej swiad-
klein, ten ME moze mice poiecia Q
uczucia zgrozy, jakiem przejmowae
Ia.
Widok ofar przerazajqcy: ME-
kt6re zostaly ~przec;ete ma dwoje; v
innych sp}aszczyla sic czaszka
m6zg wytrysna} nosem. Jakis MILO
! dzieniec zosta} skrecony jak sruba
twarza leza} do ziemi, a brzuchen
do CORY; obok riego piekna blon-
dynka z}amana " krzyzu, 2 glow
wsunieta miedzy nogi. SERGE 81
kvajafo ma widok dzieciecych tru.
now Pewna kobieta Z Frameries o
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-03-16
Wie !|[', e ~nieszczescie,
k!olejoWe.

hOi0JOWt.
Jedno 2 najwiekszych niesz-
czss6 kolejowych, do jakiego
'prsysz1o Cd csasu, gdy Europa
uzywa kolei zelaznyoh, wydarzylo
sic wdniu ls Z. n. na stacy Forest
" nlewielkiej odleg1oSci ODD rukseli
" Belgii.
Dzlennikis belgijsk1e przyno-
sra . tel katastrofie nastepujace
blizsze s~zozeg6ly;
Pociag osobowy. dazacy 2
Tournai, przybyl 2 opdznieniem
dwiercgodzinnem ma stacya Forest,
lefaea " odlegfosci 5 KIM. ma
pofudniowJ wsch6d cd stolicy
Belgii. w chwili, gdy mial Was
ME 2 Forest %wyjechac, wpadl nan
Z ty}u pooiag po6pieszny Quievrain~
Bruksela, ME: zatrzymujacy sig
wcale ma stacyi, a kt6rego maszy~
nista ME dostrzeg{ z powodu gestei
mgg}y powstrzymujacych go syg
nal6w. Lokomotywa pociagu POI
s~piesznego podniosia sic do CORY,
diva ostatnie wagony pociaagu
osobowego wbila l~iteralnie jeden
" drugi i wkr6tce utworzy}a z Mich
jeden k1ab szczatk6w. Sta}a sic
przytem rzecz dziwna:: srodkowe
wagony pociqgu osobowego pra-
vie zupe}nie ocala}y, "a to jednak
pierwszy wagon, dotyka]2cy lo-
komotywy, zosta} zdruzgotany.
Nieszczsscie to najsrozej do
tknefo gmins Ruysbroeck, gdzie
ma kilka minut pred katastrof9
wsiadlo. do pociagu osobowego We
sole towarzystwo, z}ozone z kilku-
dziesiscin; mlodyeh ludzi,> udaja~
cych sie@do Brukseli. Wszyscy z
mich albo zabici ma, smierc, albo
ciezko p~okaleczeni. Pc p~rzerazaja-
Gym trzasku, towarzyszacym zet-
knieciu sic poci2g6w, nastapifa
~straszna cisza; W chwile p6zniej
nieuszkodzeni lekkoranni podr6zn
poczeh zwyskakiwac z wagon6w
jak to zwykle sic zdarza W podob"
nyeh razach, bledz ma oslep pred
siebie.
Gdyby ME nadzwyczajna prey
tomnosd umys1u konduktora Lee
willona, prowadzacego poclag po-
spieszny, :kt6ry n dwie sekun:dy
pred zetknieciem sic pusch W
ruoh hamulec, musia1aby byla kaA
tastrofa przybra6 j~eszcze wieksze
rozmiary. 4 druglej jednak strony
liczba ofar zw1ekszy}a sic skutkiem
lego, ze re zdruzgotanego paro :
wozu poclagu pospiesznego zaczefs
wydobywac sic para, W ktore]
ranni, LEGACY pod szczatkami wa*
gon6w, pc prostu sic ugotowa all
o lie dotted MONA by1o
stwierdziG, zgine}o pod Forrest
os6b 80, rannych og6lem so,z tych
trzydziescl kilka Jest ciezko ran
nych; So to przewazpie ludzle
mfodzi, Belgijczycy. w jednYm 2
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-06-05
NEW EDITION OF KIPLrNG.

NEW YoRK-Rudyard Kipling sails
for Europe next week. accompanied by
his family. Before he goes he will
complete the final details for the issu-
ance OF new and popular edition of
his works on July LIST. II Is to- be If
teen volumes. and will bear the i'm
print of the Doubleday * Mcclure
Company. The first edition OF 10000
sets has already been sold to- the II. Il.
Claflin Company. and a second cdi-
ton is already contemplated. Some
idea OF the tremendous size OF the first
edition may be gained when Il Is stat
ed that il will take 10000 yards ui
cloth To bind the books. and that the
printers began the work OF printing on
Twelve presses on May STA. and do not
| XpeCt To finish until June 18th.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-06-05
Maui Sugar Compan,.

The Government has granted char
ter to the Maui Sugar Company. Ltd.
This is the Chinese corporation spoken
of in this paper some time ago. The
capital stock is s25O.OOO. privileged to
increase to 81 200. 900. divided into siO.-
900 SO shares. The officers are: Chu
Gem. president; zee Chin. vice-presi-
dent; 7. Kat Poo. secretary: Wong
kwai. treasurer. G. Din Sing. first. and
Hee Tai Chong. second. auditors: these
with Y. All Hin, Lee Chu and T. Along.
are directors.
The land consists OF about 20OO
acres on Maui. 1900 OF which is the
Wong Kwai lease at Huelo.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-06-05
L|VEO ON KAUAI
The Early Life Of DR..
Hugo Stangenwald.
One Pas.ims Was ths Making &C
One Office Hour.

Il remember the late Or. Stangen-
wald on Kauai thirty-four or thirty
five years ago" said W. O. Smith las,
evening. He had plenty OF spare time
then, for while his services were In
demand when a physician might be
needed, the fact OF the matter was
that the sickness amounted to next -
nothing. The natives were all lusty
of physique in those days. and the few
foreigners in the outlying districts
managed TO keep their health Condi-
tions up to a pretty high mark. The
doctor was then studious almost as in
his later years. and while the applica-
ton OF electricity was unknown. he
tried TO discover whatever there might
be in any scientific development.
recall that he was considered next TO
a wizard because ne turned out those
old daguerreotypes. 1t seems to- me
even yet that some OF them were about
as good for all purposes as the beauti>
full photographs OF To-Day. Certainly
the portraits made by the doctor. then
lively young man. were appreciated
fully as much as the products OF the
modern studios OF the camera man
ayers"
DIR. Stangenwald had his Office for
many years in a frame building moved
only few days ago from the Waikiki
side Of the new Judd block. Instead OF
having morning, afternoon and even
ing and Sunday Office hours. he had
enc single office hour a week. This
was at 9 o'clock at night. The writers
and others employed on this paper in
the old Offices on Merchant street be-
came acquainted with their neighbor.
the doctor. for he was ever kindly and
sociable. These night Office hours OF
his always were busy times. for he was
the favorite physician OF many. ana
was unquestionably n man OF great
learning and high skill. II is said that
in his residence on Nuuanu street he
accumulated laboratory fittings OF vast
variety and special value. and that his
experiments along different lines were
quite abreast OF the investigations OF
the most noted medical men abroad.
In the spring OF 1897 DR.. Stangen-
wald. who had for many years known
that his heart was weak. said that he
thought he would live only about two
years. 1t is n strange thing that he
calmly predicted the time OF his death
to within a week. DR.. Stangenwald
had capacity for business. and leaves
an estate of considerable value. He
was the owner OF the land on which
the new building to be a companion to-
the Judd block is to- be erected. had
other real estate andt a considerable
amount of personal property.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-06-05
OFFICIAL PROGRAM.
Races June 10th. 1900.

BICYCLE RACE.
One Mile Handicap. +. o. Hall &
Sons Trophy.
2.-MAIDES RACE.
one-half Mile Dash. 800 purse.
3.-CCP.
Five-eighths Mile Dash: Hawaiian
breds. $3.50 added.
T. KAPlOLANI PARK PURSE.
Three Minute. two in three: Harness.
$500.
5.-oCEANIC $. :. cos CUP.
Three-fourths Mile Dash: Hawaiian
bred. $3.50 added.
6.-RoSITA CHALLENGE CUP.
One mile dash: free for all. $500 and
$50 added IL Angie AS record
U:i5isl IS beaten.
7.-GENTLEMAN'S RACE.
One Mile Dash: harness. Owners to
drive: cup.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-06-05

Last fall spraiaed NY left hip
willie handling some heavy boxes. The
dCtor called on said az first 80 was a
sight strain and would soon be well.
bu it grew worse and the doctor then
sal, had rheumatism. Il continued
20 row worse and I could hardly e;
aroud 20 work. went 60 \ drug
stor, and the druggist recommended
me try Chamberlain Pain Balm.
I trid IL and one-half OF a 5O-Ceut bot
tie cred me entirely. I now recon-
mendit to all my frieuds.-F. :. Bah
cock. Erie, Pa.
i {: for sale by all dealers.
BENSON SMITH & CO. LTD.
Agents for Hawaiian Islands.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-06-05
W. J. GUNN..
ReQ| ES|0|e AQe|l|.
40 Montgomery ST.
San Francisco. California.

The ate ntiCn Of those
having capital 10 invest Is
called 10 the fact. that no city
IN the United States or prob
ably no city in the world
offers better opportunities TO
make profitable or fortunate
investments IN Real Estate
inan does the city of San
francisco at the preSen;
time.
A great many reasons can
be given why San Francisco
realty will advance in value
from now on.
! offer my experience and
knowledge f values TO in
tending buyers of business
properties or residence sites.
] can submit some very de-
Sirable purchases of Real
Estate that will yield a fine
income and steadily advance
in value.
Information cheerfully Civ
en-. Parties coming from the
Islands who desire TO invest
are requested TO call. | will
be happy 70 correspond with
any who may wish 10 obtain
information in regard to San
Francisco Real Estate.
Full charge taken OF prop
erty and taxes paid for alb
sent owner.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-06-05

HEAD OFFICE YOKOHAMA.
BRANCHES AND AGENCIES:
KOBE. L>o1dOa. Lyoaa. New York.
san Francisco. Shanghai. Dom
b2F. HoaE koaE. Tokyo.
INTEREST ALLOWED:
On FIXED DcpDs!; for - EsSaths q .. c.
.. a.
On Fsxod DEPOSIT sor 8 znsnihs "a .. G.
= a.
oa Fixed Ds:,oag; s9T nssihs : y. c.
>. e.
INTEREST ALLOWED nv THE
HEAD OFFICE At YOKOHAMA.
Ca Currfus per,gs.t 9 s,er cent. r.
On Fsxod Deposit 60 .. noash. g p. c.
= a.
The Bsak buys aa5 receives Zoe COL
icetsoa Bills % Exchange. t.s,os
Drafts ard Letters % Credit on IA.
above Branches ana Axeaos~s and
t=aassrts - Ecaersi banking tusla~.a
AEeacy Yokohama Specie naaf:
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