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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-03
ALONG THE WHaRvES

SKIP Occidental sallei yesterday
With coal for san FRANCHISE, The
chip G. = SARGENT viii also sail fur
the same post the latter part Of this
week
Steam collier Prexreso. Capt Men-
roe. arrived this morning from San
Francisco,
Steamer wAlia waila. Capt Case.
salis today for San FrsBciaea, The
umatlis. CAPT. COUSINS. IL due from
the same port.
The British cruiser warspiie. and
the runhoat Pheasant were reported
to have let NirtaFin seieY for So
attic. Their men wiil take part In
The Fourth u July celebration.
steam frrightsr cEarina. Captsin
Seaman. was IN pert yesterday dis
charging freight brought up from
san FRANCHISE.
AdVicrs from Washington. -. g.
state that the Urifei States govern
nsut has chartered she British
steamer Tarisr. uew a. Vancouver.
n. g. for = transport. She VIII op-
crate betNsea san Francisco and
Manila.
TIE ceas, ana Eeadetic survey
steamer Patterson. Capt Pratt, vas
expected ~ sail today en her cruise
aionE the Alaskan coast.
The steamer OfIEabH viii SAL to-
morrow morning for Alaskan ports.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-03
City GaiIy Decorated and Festival
Air PervadeS the Streets.
UNCLE SAM IN HIS SUNDAY BEST
DonS His Red White and Blue Hat and
Prepares for a Hot Old Time as Long
as the Day Lasts.

/ ia. spanish hai,isshir. ana nas de-
fcated.
Company n. National Guard os
Washington. Capt Terry command.
ing.
Company Z. National Guard 81
Washington. Capt. Crane command
ms
Denny schoai Rough Riders. Capt
Palmer commanding.
Stevens Post. q. A. r.
Miller fs.sst. q. A. "
Tniform Rhak. Knights If fythias
Carriage cunisiuins oficers Of Z =.
: Iowa.
Carnage containing mayor and
city officlaia
Carriage containing Hon T. J.
HumsN. president ~ the day. Tom
Fiske. crater - the daY! Prof
Graves reader Of the Declaration 81
Independence. and Rev. ,. Z. d.
LlWyd.
branch No. -. Letter Carriers as
snctatlon, A = &.
Liberty car. containing a. girls
representing a state and thrive ter
r.tpriea. Miss Helen Grcenus. God
tens q Liberty.
Seattle Turn Nercin and German
tatKen o. SOFAS - Herman and other
German citizens.
Aikl Teaf. "a. a. knights q Mae.
eatess, Ia costumes renr~sentinK the
pegrer stan.
Fiaat representing ~Retarninr sol
disrs."
SECOND DIVISION
Col >. T. Mitchell. assistant maj
shai and aides.
Laehen's hard.
Select krlxhts. A a a. W.
FFasernai heat. representing A. O.
4. y.
Columbia lodge. No. :. and other
lodges ~ the A. O. u. W. arranged
In seniority.
Msnbers q the A. o. 4. ". mount
81.
Ftoat reprrssntinE Seattle circle.
No. fss. Companions % the roT~st.
Members of the Ancient order %
FoFesterz
Ftoat repr~ssntlnE ire Electrical
Workers. unien.
Members ~ the National Brother
hood Of Electrical Workers
NewNhoYs' union
chief keilesg All Seattle ere de-
partment.
THIRD DIVISION.
c. ~ LILLY. assistant marshai. and
aides.
Puyaliur Indian hand
One thousand members % sh~
woodmen Of the World. marching
four abreast
FOURTH pfvIsfoN.
Harry shaabst. aaslstan; marshal.
and aides.
SILVER coruet baad. from British
Columbia
Original naat. followed By drum.
mers.
Members II th~ National Brother.
hood 81 Commercial Men
Industrial pageant. made no ~
floats representing the various In
dustrisr u this city ana county
The lire - march will bet on sec.
ond avenue. from Yeaier way 90
Union street. on Union street to firth
street, on FIfth rtrse; 10 Pike
street. on PIKE street - FIrst
ayerur. on west side II First avenue
g Main street. on Main street 90
Occidental avenue. on Occidental Az
snue 70 Washington street. on wash
ingtan street 70 First avenue. on
West eide ~ FIRST svenns to yesier
avenue. and eonntermarch on eas,
side ~ First avenue 10 linton street.
on Union street % Third avenue. on
Third avenue to University street,
enter University campus.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-03
Dom Paul a Gentleman

Doom Paul - You said dot dose
English fsllera vas in earneft does
time. chit
The aid Yes. your exeelIeney
They are In dead earnest
Dom How vas dot7 You say
dey vas dead In earneat7
The aid-No. no said they are
very much In earnest.
Dom Paul-so7 Veil. vat does it,
The aid-Does ~ what3
Dom Paul Does II concern me7
Vecl dey fght7
The aid They certainly will.
Dom Faul--so7 dot isn't nice
SOMEBODY might get hurted. nut.
Of coure, dot ont make
The aid-Dont make WHAT
Dom Papl--Ton't make no deefer-
ence ny me You sect Nor Veil.
! want 10 fisht. am crazy to nKht.
You sect Wait again. ! want to nFht.
Queen Fictoria vas n lady. Ladies'
ton't pelieve In ightln' am n
| couldn't light in der
presence Of ladies. II I wasn't chen
tleman Il would be not the same.
hut can't help ". Inter dose cir
eumstances I VII not fight. Say TO
dose fellers dot on der lady's ag-
COUNT ! viii arbitratct It. You seer
Nice, alnd M
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-03
SHOT ON A
CITY STREET

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. July s.
Two men were peppsrea with bird
shot yesterday afternoon while going
along broad street. near Green. and.
although the thOroughfarn was In
a crowded condition with people. no
body appears - have heard the re-
port ~ a gun. and the police have 20
far failed utterly in locating the
mysterious gunner. THE victims Of
this Kentucky style Of doing busl-
ness were William Nsumayer and J.
Lyman. Two 0f the Ieaden pellets
passed through Neumaysr'F ear and
one buried itself IN the back Of his
read. While Lyman was shot IN the
back. between the shoulder blades.
Both men we're taken to A. Joseph's
hospital. whore the shot was extract
ed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-03
Hints on Camping.

Here are a few things worth re-
memberlag n you are going 10 camp
out this summer: spread your tent
eui ON The grae. and u there are any
holes, mend them at once a few
holes 10 a tent on a rainy night can
- more damage Ia the privisions ard
bedding than can he easily femrdfed
II you have not got a canvas rs.
st one II possible. or course. every
one knows that q fiy ~ large piece
~ canvas stretching over the ridge
pole 81 a tent as a eart Of second
roof or covering There should he
about eight inches between the sides
Of a ~ aud the top 81 the tent This
viii ALLOW plenty Of air 10 circulate
and will do much toward making a
tent comfortable and cool.
n you don't know how 60 cook
meats and vegetables 20 out in the
kitchen and study a little frying pan
science. Most ~ all. learn how TO
make soda biscuits. n Il IL possible.
take an old-fashioned Dutch oven
on your trip. They are inexpensive.
and a Dutch oven and a frying pan
are about all the things needed for
y first class camp kitchen. Have
the box in which the provisions are
packed. one that you can use as n
cupboard.
Clean dishes and n place to keep
them are among the necessities OF
camp life. In making up your par
~. choose companions who are un-
selfish. seinshness viii rust the best
kind Of happines In camp. Go with
the idea Of making the best OF every
thing. and don't complain.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-03

tee. but no resigned, and G. A. rid.
die was appointed Tn fiil the vacancy.
Or N. ~ TITUS introduced the fol-
lowing resolution. which was unani=
mousiy adopted
Received. That we Instruct our
legal COMMITTEES to prepare a petit
ton Zoe two amendments 10 the city
charter. the two amendments 10 en-
body the two following provisions
Firht--A 10 per cent. Initiative. Bee
ond-A special election IN May 1909.
at which the question Of municipal
and operation 81 street railways
shall be decided
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-03
Domsstics Form . Union

HouuHToS. Mich. July s-The
domrrtter Of Calumet have formed
union aud have made unanimous
demand for 20 per cent. Increase In
wages. few employers submitted
promptly. bat In most eases refuse.
Domestic servants cannot be had
except al the new schedule A sym.
pathetic strike among the domsHiies
OF heuEhteu and Hancock 10 under
confederation this week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-03
DISMISSED TINE CASE.

In the libel case ~ g. r. o'connor
against the bark Oakland. Judge
Hanford has rendered decision dis
missing the action. lie holds that
The evidence shows that the libel
ant signed q contract TO unrig tho
foremost Of the Oakland FOR GER
tain sum. 10 the testimony there
wag a conflict A. 90 whether the con
arac' called Tor the re-riRaing 20 the
mast Tor the same price. Judge
Hanford states that It IL unnecessary
for him to settle that question, be-
cause. asserting that the terms ~
the contract were ~ the iibellant
contends, its fuinImeut has not been
eamplettd. and u Is an entire con-
tract
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-03

CHICAGO. III. July Mrs. l.
arapp. wHoHe spn was killed In the
explosion - the tatiisship Maine.
applied today t. Mayor Harrison FOE
= position - 1ssitresa In the city
halt u Il doubtful " anything can
be done She il a widow with a
small child and without any means
Of support.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-03
COMMITTEE OF
ONE HUNDRED
Special Meeting to Conside r
an Injunction.

The committee Of One Hundred
held special meeting In the cham
Der Of commerce rooms Saturday
night. which was we'll attended. The
aubieet Of discussion was the action
TO be taken when tho consolidated
franchise comes up before the city
council The following resolution
was introduced by Mr. II. ". Stein.
and adopted by the committee;
Resolved That we Instruct our
leRnl committee to prepare. secure.
and serve a restraining order upon
the city council ~ soon as the coun-
eli shall vote an extension Of exist
ing franchise privileges"
The members Of the legal commit
tee are j. G. Allen. c. 4. Riddle. and
Richard Winror. Col. Hamilton
Lewis was formerly on the commit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-03
WATER FILLS
THE STREETS

MANSFIELD. o. July water
rose sis feet in the streets ia the
lower portions of the city after mid
nighi. a. the result u q heavy STERN
which beg n at 5.2Q and continued
until after midnight NaFhnutH oc-
CURED On both the Erie ard the u.
a q rpads. Two hundred persons At
the Casino wefr Imprisoned by water
which Was too deep for cabs 10 res-
Gus them
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-03

Pooh. pooh" said Tweozle. you
can't arouse my sympathy for the
man with the hoe"
why not3" asked Gumlick
because" said Tweezlc. with n
reminiscent groan. because there
are too many men with lawn mowers
about"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-03
LARGE SALE OF
OREGON WOOL

BAKER CITY. Ore. July as. a.
heiiuer has returned from Express.
after having purchased IN one day
al the wool IN that country, COO bags
or 10000 pounds. lie purchased from
Ayerss Moore. Thompson. Maura
Bros ana others. This Is the largest
purchase Of wool at single time
ever made In this vicinity. Mr. He'll
ner reports the market steady but
animated. Good prices are being paid
for extra nice clips. and wool il be-
ing bought freely all over the eaun-
try. Grant county WOODS have not
moved yet. but nearly everything In
this section will have been cleaned
out when these fifteen cars are ship
ped.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-03

Tomorrow viii b. the glorious
Fourth 81 July. The Rrneral CONF
mtttec has comntrted al arrange
meats. and IN. Indications are that
one Of the greatest celebratlons ever
held "a Seattle Will BE- the result.
The crowds 81 excurss9nists have Al.
ready commenced TO arrive. aud by
n0an tomorrow there viii he at
least ie.na1 ouf -of-tnvn people IN the
city to assist IN belping a. make the
eaNle scream.
An q the decerations have been
completed. ard the streets AMI build
inxs pres~ut onr % the prefticst
sights ever seen here. The detsara-
,inrx 20 The different hisckn this year
have been more lavish than In prv-
vicnS years.
The exercises will begin tomorrow
morning az 80 a'elock. AZ that
time the uiinnr sports will be held In
Pioaser squhre.
At 10 - o'eiack the parade will take
place. following Which TIE exercises
win he held Oh the campus at the
old university grounds
At the Same hour. 1870 o'eloek. the
water pageant will be hcli IN she
hHreer The InterRattauai regatta.
under the auspices ~ the Elliott nay
Yacht club. wtil aipo bsNin at that
hour. Ire start VIII h. from the
brighter boathouse
At noen the competitive drill b.
tween Company u and CompasY c
viii take place. ~ the same time
a hand courwrt VIII tAke place IN
North Seaftie on the Dag and Pony
shewErourds. There Nili - ball
loon asccnslcn. with a double para
chute jump.
Al i.se o-clock. the athletic sports
will take place At The Y. ~. Z. A.
park. A barsi viii also b. in attend
anre.
The &cquatie sports viii c,snse 81
I no o'clock. az Madison park. The
sports viii consist Of launch ard tub
races. swimming. diving anf los roll
ing contests. ami a equaw race.
Beginnsng az as o'eiock. sports al
Madison park win commence. The
BASEBALL game will be played first.
following which will be the lacrosse
game.
TIE bicycle races az Athletic park
Will commence NJ o'cieck. Already
there has been a large list 81 en-
tries ard the event@ viii - hafiy
contested IRE races viii he under
ths auspices % the Queen City Coed
Roads eiHh.
The pyrotechuic display VIII o..
cur AZ s.se e'elock. opposite the park.
The prelude 10 the night display IL
as follows
Eight fezen -. fancy rockets. IN
various effects. ffsf simultaneously
from eiwft different pesrts ~ the
city. as dsslxnated ~ the committees
viz. Decay hia. Renten hfii. Queen
Anne hili. Water fr9nt. Beaeen hlH.
Madison PARK. Leach park and Lake
Union.
Program Of tbs Parade,
TIRE order ~ the parade viii be as
follows:
eaief ~ poles. mounted,
Platoon ~ raiire
Col. p. ?. Eisea. grand maruhai.
ard star.
FIRST DIVISION.
Gen ~. ~ fsigclag. assistant mar
shai. an aidas
Cs-riaKe containing descendants %
tire original Uurie Hsnn (Cai sam
Wilson. u revolutionary var }.
First Regiment bend.
Fioat representing battieship
Olympia.
Two companies marine from r. 8.
3. ioNa. under command Of Lieut..
Witxel.
Fioa, representing hsrbor Of Man
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-03
FAIR WEATHER ON
THE GLORIOUS FOURTH
Observer Salisbury Has Carefully investigated
the Atmospheric Conditions Prevailing
and Makes The Announcement.

Seattle vutyrhis tonight light showers
Tuesday July
Saturday, the OF
a Canadian
high on the
weather
vicinity Seattle
Slope this morning
this reach
Sacramento sd iiiun, Cal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-03
SAW HER FOUR
GIRLS DROWN

t.AMrAseAs. Tex. July s-Mrs.
T > Lloyd. living srven mites north
wet Of this place. with her I've
daughters and a visitor. Miss ctud-
srs. sent in bathing In = creek today.
The younkEst ihfse EiriE vent -.
ypnd their depth. Nhsn their eldest
sisters sad Miss Chlldsrs srsnt 90
their rescue ana all four we're drown.
ed. Mrs LleYd saved her other
daughter only 81 heroic Efforts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-03
wAmrEp TO svv 4 sA,oon

TIE police are lsakinr for a yuunr
man named kcnnis. who Is wanted
Tor the embskfiemcni II tzso from
Ms Farxesen. proVstciFess Of a
lndHins house on Occidental avenue
Nra. Furgtsoa advanced kshnis $40
10 buy a saloon. ksnnia skipped.
and has not been seen elncn be re-
ccived tho money.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-03
What He Said.

You are full Of beer I tell you. -
mo Aush thing, m-my love"
We'll. let me hear you say salts
faction
"Thass dead easy. Listen. s-s-H-
10 ahayg' frnfrnmhtmhtfr
fax what was / t-tryin' to shayT'
Satisfaction
Satisfaction"
Memo HuHh thing. ! was tryin'
to shay s-a-h-fax-thass name ~ the
boat that's hrlngin' D-dreyfusa.
s-s-sfax. Wh-why dou't You read
tn papersh7"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-03
Fire In q hospital.

PERU. Ind. July s-fiEhtninK
struck che new t'a.poo Wabash Rail-
waY hospital this morning. ". =.
shadinEer ard George tloiumcn. city
nrsmrn. were injured By falling
alate. The inmates Of the hospital
escaped inlury.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-03
a SATURDAY. BLAZE.

A small nrr IN the Rainier brick
yards, gave the department a lively
run saturday evening. The blaze
started In a pile ~ lumber The loss
" as about tieo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-03
ELS kEe CRUSHED.

J. o. Smith. a carpenter, had his
rishf foot and leg crushed Saturday
evening" b. cabie-car used Iii dock
iug lumber rcoWa ~ stetEou n Post
eaw mill he was taken 10 Provi-
depce hospital. where his foot WAS
ampat9tcd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-03

what bird-like appetite she
has" remarked an admlrer 10 the
cruHty old bachelor who Is helping
the family entertain her while she
Is visiting a..
"Blrd-like9 ! should say 80. Any
thing from turkey To reed birds"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-03

Little Foiks' PfouE HEEFERH,
Ia plate pink. blue an1 white. pretty
wide sailor eaiiHf. pretty embroidery
trimmed. u.ts and o.. 80. worth fi.9
ana si.76 each.
Ladies' Pine white Lirht Blue and
PINK LAWN WAfETs beautiful
open work insertion Ia two bias rows
arrars front and dowa front. beauty
pin fastened making an extremely
stylish garment actually worth fiss.
our price. ti.zs each
Junt Received a lot Of Mems
New Puahn eRtsIf HATS. the com
INK style Tor soft hat. fine fur. beau-
tifully made. t2zs values emily aies
each
Pretty Nottingham LACE cur
TAiSH. tnpei an round. we'll made.
Zoe value. only 80 q pair
Sewing night and day. new goods
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-03

Concert. WaRner's band. tomorrow
afternoon, Madison Park pavilion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-03
AsrsrarSr nui,rr,s.

JEFFERSON THEATER TO-
Passion Play"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-03
Visiting CGlGbrat0rs
are cordially invited to call and
get acquainted with this
Popular Dry Goods and Shoe
Distributing House.
Every department offering extra
ordinary Money-Savlng Values
for Wednesday and Thursdays
Selling.

arriving almost daily. we have hard
~ been able 20 keep up with our
Linen and Wash skirt Selling. anoth-
er lot came In Saturday. 30 we can
supply you Skirt waists at surpris-
ingly low prtcssi CRASH SKIRTS.
well made. only soc each.
Fancy Check CRASH SKIRTS.
spiendldly made. perfect httlng. ti.ss
value. only 100 each.
Fine white PfQUE SKIRTS. 20
extremely popular. $500 value. only
81 ~ each.
Just received Another Large In
voice Of Narrow SILK HiBBoNs.
30 stylish for dress garnature. Be, 60
and 70 a yard.
e4-slxe Fine Tapestry TABLE
COVERS. pretty knottst fringe.
beautiful eolortng. cheap at STA.
only tt.oo each.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-03

Headquarters for House FURNISHING
forts. Napkins. Towels. Table Linen. Fl
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-04-18
NIGHTS HORRID PLAGUE.

You know what it is
Piles.
Nearly drive you crazy
Hard TO bear -
Hard TO get rid Of
Can't find relief
But wait minute,-Yes, you can too,
It's a case of knowing how.
It means, get the right thing
IL means Doan's Ointment.
All itching skin diseases disappear
Under its healing, soothing influence.
Here is proof:
Mr.. Louis Geirger, of 166 Birch ST..
Paterson. \. j., lathe man at Rogers
Locomotive Works, Says: Itching and
bleeding piles troubled me for two
years. The complaint was very an
moving and painful. l used different
remedies for the disease, but never had
anything act like Doan's Ointment
had read of this remedy and decided if
it had cured others it would cure me-
| procured box at drug store on
Main street, and 1 am pleased to state
that it gave me relief at once. and after
using it a short time my affiiction did
not bother me any more. l can mighty
recommend Doan's Ointment, for L
know it will cure anyone afflicted as
was.
Mr.. r. l.. Llewellyn, of Eighteenth
street, foreman of the cab department
of the MOnon railroad shops, Lafayette,
Ind, says: Il had bleeding and itch
ing piles for twenty years, and 1 don't
believe there were half dozen rem
edieS that l didn't try, but still 1 got
no better. At times they itched so I
could not stand it, especially at night,
when it often kept me awake the
greater part of the time. By chance
happened to come across Doan's ONT
ment, and stepped into a drug store
one day and procured a box. 1 am now
convinced it is the greatest remedy for
this affliction in the world l applied
it as directed, and in fifteen minutes I
was easier than before in a long time
| bought another box, and before I had
used it all l was completely cured"
This ointment may be had of all
dealers or by mail from HOLSTER Drug
Co., Ltd, Honolulu, for soc a box
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-04-18

See our display of Island Views
in our Show Case at the Post Office.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-04-18
David Harunn f.! f!
"a NEW BOOK


BY EDWARD MOVES WESTCOTT.
"Mr. Westcott has created a new and
interesting type. We are led into a
bright and sunny although quaint at
mosphere. David Harum is character
entirely unlike those we have had from
Dickens, Thackeray, Charles Reade, or
any of the English school. He is dis
tinctly American, and yet his portrayal
has awaited the hand of Mr.. Westcott,
in spite of the activity of Miss Wilkins,
Miss Jewett, and others. The
writer has large knowledge of men and
things. 1t is only when they are pre-
scented in such bright and original
light that we realize some of the things
which are passing around us. A pleas
ing portrait of Newport life is inciden-
tally painted for us in words that flash
back the color of the various parts, and
Newport means more Cor less) than it
did before. The character
sketching and building, so far as David
Harum' is concerned, is well-night per-
feet. The book is wonderfully
bright, readable, and graphic. New
York Times
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-04-18

OFFICES, QUEEN ST, HONOLULU
Telephone 313.
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AGENTS FOR THE UNION ASSUR-
ANCE COMPANY OF LONDON.

ISLAND AGENTS FOR OFFICE
BANK AND SCHOOL FUR
NITURE.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-04-18
FOR SALE BY THE
GOLDEN RULE BAZAAR,
S1S Fort Street.
w E

Have added another delivery
wagon to our establishment.
Parties living at Waikiki or
any other part of the city, who
desire their Bread, Cakes, etc,
delivered free of charge, leave
your order at our store or call
up Telephone 677 and they will
get prompt attention.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-04-18
Hawaiian Scenic Photos

In the matter of Colored Photos
we yield the palm to none.
A cole ction of a dozen or more
of these neatly mounted and done
up in native made Lauhala folder,
could not be excelled as gift
Should We chance not to have
some desirable view we would en-
gage to make it and be thankful for
the suggestion.