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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-14
some Things About SMALLPOX.
(staunton Daily News.

fStauntOn Dally news
Some things were learned IN Stauntoh
about smallpox few years ago tns'
ought To be profitable 10 other communi-
Ties threatened with the disease. IL -
useless 10 attempt TO keep smallpox out
bv ouarantlning against other towns or
localities in which there are suspects.
Such an attempt blinds you 10 the real
situation and prevents your taking pro-
per precautions. Quaranunlns Is mo
greatest farce in the world. While other
towns were Quarantining against Staun-
ton. citizens Of stanton went Wherever
they pleased. 1t put them to some extra
trouble, but they did II all the same,
usually by taking the trains Tor pom"
beyond their destination, and theh "olh-
ing their way back when they we're usu-
allv not suspected or .nolested. TX sus-
pected. thew got OF by denying recent ex-
posure i'm stanton, which they eouii
generally truthfully do, as not many were
really exposed. -
, SMALLPOX is not easily contracted. Con-
tact must be very close, and the CON
tact must be actual While smallpox
prevailed here people passed regularly
within fifty yards OF a case, ana often
saw the patient sitting on the porch.
Nobody seemed 10 think there was any
danger. and the result proved there was
l
particular case. - =.
There was an attempt here al hrst 10
confine ALI the residents OF certain sec
lion of the city In which there was small
box. and guards were put around H. out
In spite OF our vigilance there was pass
ing back and forth at night, LANDLORDS
even going inside and collecting rent aha
bringing out money that was possioly IN
fected TO circulate in the community
Nurses and other servants slipped 'nts
the infected district and brought tns
disease out I'm few instances.
The only way effectually 20 guard sus'
poets Is TO put them in an enclosed cAmI
outside OF the city. where they may reaiiS
be isolated.
To get panlcky over smallpox IS YER,
foolish thing, as II Is difficult 20 contrsc
and Is the easiest OF all severe infectfoui
or contagious diseases TO control, IL pro
per steps are taken. The way 10 protsc
: the community against smallpox Is U
} dlslnfect and clean streets and premises
have everybody vaccinsted. and isoiat
, cases as fast az they develop, or as ras
az there has been actual exposure, an
/ burn or properly disnfect all infecte
clothing nd buildings. The isolGuo
3 should be complete-no halfway snaii
D III this rule Is followed the disease WI
I soon be stamped out.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-14

d, every civilized country rich and poor
,...t.ye found restored health and new
,-.- .n Paine's celery compound.
.Harl-worllng people OF ordinary
mans are 10 De congratulated" says 2n
T.s.sh writer in reviewing the scientihc
work 0f the last quarter OF a century
ar..n having SO easily within their reach
TODAY a remedy which the wealthlesI
and most influential persons must tneil-
s..ves use. If they would get the pest
rr.f modern medical skill ofers. Paine
o.erv compound proves that the science
a. medicine has kept pace with the Won
f.-ful progress which characterlzes the
rf. If the present generation
Tho astonishing reputation that ms
rr.- wonderful of an remedies mas &C
o...-sf IS principally due TO the word-oi -
-~,.,-, commentator and endorsement
III mon and women Of the highest pusl-
-... .r. social standing, as well as OF
,-.-. i- humber but no less importah.
,.s..tors Who have themselves discovered
SIS merits. .. ...,,,..o
A1e,re Countess Schimmelmann. whose
,ortrsit is here given. I'm recent letter
tra Wells & Richardson Company
s-e.ts az friends of hers who have been
f.r.f-sf Dr. P8ine's celery compound ana
v--1 first aiv.sed her to recommend 1t 10
i.r sick friends.
The Countess. as is well known, Is a
prominent member Of the Danish Court
Her coming 90 this country has been mucI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-14
Personals nud Briefs.

Judge Waddill IS suffering with n slight
cold. His condition r. In no wise serious.
The Clav-Ward Actlves will hold reg
ular meeting tonight, and full attend
ance is desired
Bishop Z. ". Whittle will preach Sun
dav AT II 4. ~ az 81. Philips Protestant
Episcopal church
Miss Mary Trevillian. of Williamsburg,
is visiting the family or Dr. J. G. IRE
william. Of this city.
Mr. w. s. Holland. late Republican
candidate for Congress IN the Second DIS
tlfct. was az the Custom-house yesterday
Rev DR.. r. r.. wilson VIII preach at
Rroad-Street Methodist church tomorrow
morning. and Rev. Dr. ". ". Moore at
night.
Professor Kellogg. Of Richmond Cot
lege will preach at Emmanuel baptist
church tomorrow, both morning and
night.
pr McGovern has been appointed 10
vaccinate I'm place OF DIR. ST. Julian OPP
penhimer. who has declined the appoint
ment.
Mr.. James Lyons. who mas been seri-
| ouslv ill., is now out of danger and rapid
! ly recovering from the eHects OF an ope-
! ration.
! The sermon at the New Jerusalem
| IL.
morning at II o'clock will be on "A Pres
! ent Help in Trouble
Colonel Morton Marye visited Captain
John NJ. Hudglns at his home at Bowling
| Green Thursday. He found him extreme
Nv I'M. with little or no chance OF recovery
y Rev. DR.. f. f. Chivers. general secre
tary OF the Baptist Young Peoples Union ron
viii arrive In the city this evening, ah'
will sneak at big mass-meeting a
Leigh Street church tomorrow afternoon
The lecture on Persia. which Mr.. ;
v Uosama, a native OF that country
was TO have delivered at Immenue Bap
tist church last night was postponed
until next Tuesday night. on account
! the weather.
Mr. w. ]. Sumrow was operated on a
Tho old Dominion Hospital yesterday 10
appendicitis. The operation was success 81 yvs
fully performed by Dr; r Kope nhvs,c,an Il
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-14

The Evening Star. Of Meridian, Miss
under date of January 9th, prints the Ioi-
lowing credited article: c,-,o,,o,
.'The many Jackson friends OF Cololiei
I r. Mcintosh. late OF MERIDIAN put
now OF Richmond. Va, We're delghte,d1 10
meet and greet him yesterday Colonel
Mcintosh il viii be remembered is the
chief counsel for the southern DIVISION OF
the Postal Telegraph Company, win
HEADQUARTERS at Richmond, va. lie was
here on legal business, and his presence
Is suggestive of the fact that ne mas
helped TO make the history OF MISSISSIPPI
both in peace ana war. .,-..-..,.,.o5 ,o,,-
"a good soldier distinguished law
YER with q pleasing and striking person
nifty he has always been popular in MIS-
gissippi. I'm the days OF reconstruction ne
represented the grand old county oil
Chickqsaw IN the LEGISLATURE. ana WIZ
Lowry and a few other kindred splrllS
held at bay the 6espOilers OF the CoHl-
monwealth as best minority, coulu
check a majority. until the people gre"
weary OF a satuTnGlan reVel az ther OK
pense. and rose as one man and TOOK pos
| session OF the affairs Of state.
Colonel Mcintosh will always be cor
/ diallv received anywhere i'm Mississippi
| ard the regret is that his business en-
| eagements take him out Of the state. ~
Edgar s. Wilson, i'm New orleans llca
! Vunc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-14
xo,,,e Women Care for Our Dead
Dor the Dlspatch.)

General Norman. Adjutant-"enei" ~
,ha Irnited Confederate Veterans, mas .ss
',r,tten 10 the camps throughout ene
south asking them to send him reConu'
- confederate cemeteries and the hun'
10. ~ dead buried I'm them. III ne W'sne9
49,, Information let him SEND 70 .n7
Confederate organizations OF women
VII vas first at the grave OF our ga
,,,o,,r9 Mary. His mother. Ii Is the VOC
90 Rachel weeping for her children ,hSs
"a mentioned in Holy Scripture anu ~
through all ages the women Know "lio ,,o
Ne their dead. Have they not TOT more
nan tbirty-fve years, with theh own
hards tended these graves, perhaps nav
inc only money 10 place rude renee VI
q wooden headboard. but II was all .ney
enid do. only to-day / read lelee ,r
from van Buren,, Ark. when says a
monument is going to be punt. 49,
raised money for IT in every way except
~, doing a days washing and oeheVe
would try that 10 help the cause. An
seo'aIers OF the South, there is hsroiy "a
cTosa-road or a mountain pass III VIZ
olnia that Is not made holy by the sra'es
90 orr dead. But send TO the women 70
I'm where these graves are, and trus'
me- you WIZ HOLLYWOOD.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-14
FIRE CAUSED ny PHONE WIRE.
This believed to Have Been the ORR
eIn-Heavy Loss; No Insurance


The fire % the carriage-factory and
l.yerv-stable Of Messrs James Melon
o.eh e. Co.. early Yesterday morning has
been traced 90 the telephone wire. The
Instrument. which SIS in the Office, on the
f-st floor. bears silent witness 10 the
fact. for IL is burned out and the wire
8. believed 90 have been crossed with an
C.ctric-light wire. at some point Which
Viii De traced out to-day.
The various estimates Of the loss diner
widely. Mr. james McDonoush thinks u
v.U be about $4,000 while the IRE OIL
Gals place the damage al about HVVoJ'
There was no insurance on the building
o- the stock. The damage Oh the hrst
a.l was small. but on the second ana
Third floors ir was very heavy. On lhe
second floor two hcarsos, number OF
vehicles. and large pile of handsome
Baskets were destroyed Mr. McDohoush
says chat he cannot replace the hearses
.or Jess than $500. On the thlId moor
IS o.. rairt-shop. and here six buggies,
valued at $50 each. were destroyed, and
other property was badly injured. me
building was considerably damaged as
flr as tha woodwork was concerned ana
an expensive elevator was destroyed No
damage Was done TO the walls.
The plant is % b. rebuilt al once ano
30 the mean time. there win be no inter
ur.m 90 the firms business.
The Fire Department did splendid "orf
o. this occasion. Despite mixture OIL
alarms turned I'm from three separate
boxes. and the condition of the streets
Which was dangerous in the extreme. tn'
engines bad the fire under control Wlthii
twenty minutes of the time they reache'
Eighteenth street. ~,
At $50 o'clock yesterday morhihs' o'l,
alarm was turned in from soulh , ! ,n..
s.re.t. where a small blaze was discov
cd .n the Williams printing establish
urt The damage IS estimated at 30
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-14

tional Convention in 1876. and served on
the Committee on Resolutions, and was
one of the subcommittee OF I'VE VINO
drafted the platform.
IN CONGRESS.
In 1881 the deceased was nominated py
the Republicans Of the Second Congress
sional District of Maine to fiji the va
cancv in Congress caused by the reslg-
nation Of william Z. Frye. He was
elected by =. majority OF over 5000, nearly
twice as large as ever before given 10
any candidate in that district. lie was
reelected nine times.
/ His first speech in Congress was maue
! April %. 1852, on Protection TO American
| Shipping"
President Mckinley rendered the posi-
| ton OF Secretary Of the Treasury 10 MI
! Dingley. but he declined tho OFFER, pre-
ferring 10 remain in his position as chair
man of the Ways and Means Committee
and floor leader of tho Republican ma
jority of the House.
Under his leadership the House. within
sixteen days after the Fifty-hfth Con
gress was convened In extraordinary SEES
sion. passed a bin revising the tariff.
Mr.. Dingley was a Congregationalist II
religion. He was married June H. 1881
10 Miss Salome McKenney, Of Auburn
Me. They have had six children, Of whom
! five survive.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-14
Highland Park and Chestnut Hill

Mrs. william Spratley has recently re-
turned from a visit TO Kentucky, very
much improved I'm health.
Mrs. Paul Bedd who has been V GL,l,s
her mother Mrs. John I.ivsey, of Chest
nut Hin, will return to her home III
Grafton. W. Va. next Friday.
MIR. l.. y. Enslow. who has been down
with "la grippe" is recovering ana VIII
be out I'm few days. IL.
The ladies' of Ascension Mission. assist
ed by st. Andrews brotherhood OF Holy
Trinity. have started an afternoon sun
dav school in North-Side Han. when
meets at $3.50 =. NJ. every sunday.
who has been indisposed Tor the last two
weeks. is much better.
The hall committees will tender sup
per and dance 10 the North-Side ORA
matte Club on Friday evening, January
Goth
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-14
SITE FOR 4 DRY-DOCK.
Cednr Grove Property, Opposite NOR
folk Navy-Yard, Purchased.

WASHINGTON. ID. c., January B.
Special Naval Committee OF the
Senate will report favorably to the Appro-
priation Committee the bill providing for
$4,000 for the purchase Of the Cedar
Grove property opposite the Norfolk
navy-yard. 70 build a dry-dock
The contested election case Of John x.
Browne Republicam against Claude A.
Swanson DemocraD. from the Fifth VIZ
ginia District, which went over from last
session. will be acted upon by the House
on Tuesday. Representative Crumpacker,
of Indiana. gave notice to this effect to-
day.
Senator Butler. Of North Carolina, has
very properly decided not 10 offer his
proposed amendment 10 the Invalid pen
sion bill providing for the pensioning OF
ex-COnfederate soldiers.
Senator Martin has introduced In the
| Senate a bill offered I'm the House by
/ Representative Lamb for the promotion
/ TO the rank Of full surgeon and the re-
/ tlrement Of DR.. Bransford, Of the navy.
! REPRESENTATIVE Wise went before the
/ Committee on Public Grounds and Build
] lngs. and advocated the appropriation Of
/ 500 600 for the erection OF a public build
Ing In Portsmouth. Va.
The Sixth Virginia Volunteer Infantry
Of Imrnunes and the Third North Carollns
are on. the War Department list to b'
| mustered out as speedily as possible.
Colonel william A. Mayre j
ordered to the Petersburg Iron-Works 70
the inspection Of projectiles.
The following soldiers are discharged
Prvates Claude T. Barbee Charles J
Shaft and jefferson j. Wilson, Ffr'
North Carolina Infantry; John ". Ervine
Company L, Fourth Virginia Infantry
william c. Creadle. Company y, Ftrs
North Carolina infantry; Corporal Hebu
lar V Friepes, Company y, First Mort
Carolina, and Private Frank c. Gross
Company I, First North Carolina IN
fantry.
Colonel A. 8 Buford OF Richmond, an
Mr.. L. s Boyce. Of Boyce. Shenandoah
were at the Metropolitan to-day
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-14

Tho Howard's Grove Baptist chur .',la.C %,
Richmond. win install it's recenlly cS.,,',3,,,
pastor. Rev. III. IT, LOuthan. on M 9I', 80
afternoon 40 $3.50. Dr. j. >. OH VIM Pr .o
SIDE. The following addresses M., wv
made. T. Welcome ON behalf Of klchil lS,.l-
Eru.ts Hrv JoenT. Tucker; 2. welc9He
On behalf 81 other denominations khee Iii
George il. Booker: 3. welcome on pei4is
% the church. MI 5. A. Allen' t. III
PASTORAL relations. Or. Nllhdin. IN
fletcher. 6. response by pastor. o.96
% ID A. N. and Sunday school at s'0o'
y. IL-I.. II uLrlf.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-14
rAa nrnnd-street Road.

To the Editor OF the Dispatch;
when i came TO the city Of Richmond
Ia, summer. from Rochester, n. y,
after looking around the city In every
dIrsction I determined 10 locate on tne
Rroad-street road. corner of Roseneath,
Inn everything was lovely. and was
delighted. but OF late the Brosd-stree,
road is in such terrible condition tha'
am very much dissatisfied. i have ne
idea who has charge OF the road, but y
10 badly in need OF Improvement ms
road Is we'll located and can BIO thorough,
drained. The Grove. Cary-street anS
other roads are in excellent conoi'lon
Notwithstanding the long continued VIC
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-14
DEATHS.

BROwN.-Departed this lie Inorsosy'
January ~. 1899, al $50 T. NJ, " w.
ppoWN IN the 10th year OF her age.
Her funeral Will take place from the
Ebenezer Baptist church tcoloreO SUN.
DAY MORNING. January 18th, az IL
o'clock.
ELLIOTT.-Died. Friday, January iS'h.
at 1880 o'clock Il. NJ. at me residence
90 her brother. John c. walsh. Esq, 20
north Twenty-ninth street. SARAH
ELLIOTT widow OF John Elliott; aged y
years. ,.-,-,
Funeral from st. Jonns Episcopal
church SUNDAY AFTERNOON st :
O'Clock. Friends and Acquaintancse 10
yited 10 attend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-14
BLIND WITH eczema
Three Children AFFLICTED 20 Months.
CURED BY CuTiCuRA.

My second child got eczema when seven
months old. Three p.onths later my hrst child
got Il, aud following him. the last one, two
years old. For twenty months they suffered
fearful agony. Their whole bodies, especially
their faces, were so sore and raw that they
were blind half the time. M words can
describe the suffering Of my second child,
whose whole body was one bloody mass. lie
was constantly crying. could get no sleep, and
he actually did not look human. Tried doctor
after doctor without the slightest relief. The
first application of CUTIcuRA brought relief
in each use, and after fourteen days treat
ment with CUTICURA SOAR and CUTIcURA
foin,ment). the worst case was cured.
Mrs. ANNIE RING, 5i5 4. 18th St., NY. City.
SLEEP ro..sKS-ToRruxzp Bisfrs and rest for tired
mother. In q warm bath With CuTicCRA Soar, and
single application Of CurIcrRA (oln,menD, greatest OF
emolienis and skin cures
sold throughout the world. PorrER D. AVID c. Corr,
Sole Props, Boston, OF How 70 Cure Eeretna free
psnno ovtu SCALP and HaIR Beautined BY
tHbf ONlV CUrIcuRA Soar.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-14
Memorial to Winni. Davis.

The New York World Of Wednesday
says
At the quarterly meeting OF the Daugh'
ters OF the Confederacy. held IT the
Windsor Hotel yesterday steps were
taken for providing a suitable memorla.
to Miss Winnie Davis, Daughter OF the
Confederacy.
Mrs w. w. Reed presided and Mrs,
Il. H. Lane acted IS secretary The cree,
ton. Of "A monument and tho endowment
OF bed i'm a hospital were discussed
No definite action was taken.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-14

sion. was soldier in the Revolutionary
war as were Colonel Wallaces TOUR
trotbers who were James, Malcolm,
.'ls''.,,. o~d Adam. The last two were
killed in battle, and were. captains, =, IN IN
'.,tl1,nentai army; the first two uiea a
In service. big Foot Is survived Dy az, Hne
brother Alexander Wallace VINO res nRIs
about twelve miles from mere
Irnnt,l urnn neYor married.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-14
Wood for the Poor.

Dr. w. w parker distributed consider
al.e WOOD ia me poor yesterday from
the cars az Byrd-street station. lie an
n9unce. that no. more tickets VIII DC
issued after to-day but expects 10 nav
another consignment Of wood next "t'N'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-14
Wire Yenited n signboard.

Tho alarm Of fire from Box M at AL ~
% Greentree's on Broad street, near
Sixth where an electric-wire had arched
snd gnited a signboard. The damage was
rtlng
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-14
FIrSt-of-Janunry Dispatch.
Clarke Courler.)

The 1st-of-January issue of the Rich-
mond. Dispatch was highly creditaDle 10
that excellent paper 1t was devoted TO
a presentation Of the business progress
of Richmond in 1855 and the Dispatch Is
pleased to be able TO show that the capi-,
tai and chief city Of Virginia eXperiepced
marked Improvement IN all It's INDUSTRIAL
interests, and that the present year pro-
misses unusual activity in new business
anterprises Manufacturing establish
meuts increased their sales over the pre-
ceding year 81 581, $50 and gave employment
10 more operatives; jobbing interests
increased the capital invested. and sales
chow an increase OF more than one ana q
o1arter million dollars over 1897; railroads
centering there had an exceptionally pros
,erous wear: bank clearings were up
wards Of seventeen and quarter millions
,n excess of the preceding year; the post
negco receipts show an increase Of $50 pei
oa,t etpce 1880. and other evidences show
y ,,otural and steady growth of the bnsi'
49, Of Richmond. over which those peo
,is interested I'm Vrginia's prosperity re-
totco There is one feature that was
ynortedlv absent in the papers we receive
from richmond, they moved steadiA
Long without crying calamity with every
nbase IN the moons changes. the IN
crease IN Richmond's prosperity we mop
has leavened the business OF the Dispatch
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-14

The Elky club. corner Eleventh ana
MARSHALL streets, will give a smoker TO-
,ght az s O'Clock. All members are re-
t-esteQ 10 attend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-14

fred. Sawyer, a Dallas negro, was
ss4nged az Waxahachie. Tex, yeeleruay
w an assault committed on Mrs. talihle
..her, white woman. about oae year
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-14

the, Ths dire co %n1sn ry,goods store. IN
siroyed that building and ITS s eon insur.
causing loss Of $1,000 6cso Si Hotel on the
ance of s345 900 The cay ,nck although at
tines lines seriously threateaed' -sceisr' W.
tie II apy damage
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-14
y,.nwonders I'm New York.

,,,,,,, work.. January l3-(Special)-
~ E Tshb 81. penis; NJ. A. Dellwye. AS
tor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-14
Montana senatorial Contest.

HELENA, MONT, January S.-Ihe
s.'e for United states Senator TODAY
iaander scattering. Sensational devel-
'pments promised failed 20 materialize'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-14

weather, which shows what can be effect
ed by judicious management
-. j. FINLAY.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-03-28

a mail and passenger steamer Is due
from the coast tomorrow.
Williams royal family pictures at
the Pacific Hardware window continue
10 attract attention.
An addition is being built TO the Ha-
waiian hotel dining room At present
there are three tables on the makai
lanai
A San Francisco paper predicts that
number of Hawaiian plantations are
to be bonded for the purpose OF fur
nishing a new security for the British
market.
l.. II. Hough, at the Hebron Drug
store, has the blue ribbon hard luck
lost bicycle story. \ thief rode Mr.
l Hough's wheel five miles, then de-
Istroyed one tire with a knife.
McCandless Bros. finished the sixth
well for new pumping station a
Spreckelsville a few days ago. The!
have completed ten wells at Lahain;
and will sink four more at kanipai.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-03-28
-o<s<S-
-o<s<S-
Photography
IS NOW ALL THE RAGE.

Do you want TO learn how to make
SILHOUETTE PHOTOS? II you do
step in our store and we Will take
pleasure in teaching you the art.
We have a complete line OF Ko-
OAKS, and PHOTOGRAPHIC GOODS
Our printing and developing depart
ment is turning out good work. Our
customers are pleased. We take pains
with every job-none sighted. We sell
the Kodaks, the film. and take pride in
the work OF amateurs. We are glad 20
she W anyone the kind OF work we do,
We have no photos FOR sale. Photo
printing done by Us in cloudy weather
Work always ready when promised.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-03-28
THE
BARGAIN
1ONTH
Ar
|FGAN'C
- FORT STREET. ~

March 18th 20 April i3th. NE Sill OF
fer the entire stock az reduction OF
30 Per cent.
G @ @
This sale - for the purpose OF max
ing room for new goods being ordered
by our new Company.
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Our prices are made extremely low.
and this sale Is TO be on cash terms
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An exceedingly favorable oPPortun-
lty IS offered for large OF small cash
buyers TO get goods ~ even lower than
wholesale prices.
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Don't fail 10 visit our store: you ~ill
be surprised ~ the low prices and good
qualities offered.