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The age-herald., 1899-09-20
FOR SALE.

 FOR SALE-Moving Picture Machine. Ed ison's films and Oxygen Light Outfit. in good condition. Lock Box ., Calera, Ala. 9-20-2t
 FOR SALE-12 beautiful lots 50x140 each; every lot fronts ear line and corners right at station; has neat Broom cottage and fine bored well and 7-year orchard of the choicest fruits; dozen will want this place when too late. You can buy it to- day, and today only. at $l,25O spot cash. Tomorrow it will cost you not less than s1,50O. Call today and see it. Copeland. 106 Fist.
 FOR SALE-sash, doors and the lumber in livery stable on goth street, near 4th ave nue, North Apply to C. c. Wenzel, 1725 2d avenue. 9-19-St FOR sALE-Household furnishings, in- cluding two sets handsome furniture. wash sets, glass case, table, etc. D. Friedman, 200O 5th avenue s-17-tf FOR SALE-one secondhand physicians buggy, in good condition, with pole and shafts, Columbus make; used only three years; original cost $225; will sell for $75, Apply to Davis Livery Stable, Monte Vallo, Ala. 9-17-3t FOR SALE-A diamond drill for prospect ing mineral; nearly new; capacity 300 feet. Geo ". West, Mineral Prospector. 222l 9th avenue 9-13-3t FOR SALE-At half-prlce: Two iron tanks, 1 Fairbanks platform scales, rock crush CT, l electric light plant I1. G. Stevens, Agent 9-5-tf ROLL. TOP DESK for sale A. R, Dear born. 5-6-tf FOR sALE-Cheap; Mag Ellen coal Phone S92. 9-3-sun wed-fri-tf
 FOR RENT
 FOR RENT-store 2lO North 21st street, under Commercial club 20X90 plastered basement 10xQ0. floor always fectly dry, connected by freight elevator, making 5,400 square feet floor space. Ap- ply J. R Adams. 9-20- wew-fri-sun-tf FOR RENT-Eig ht-room house on lot 111X 330 feet. Fruit trees and flower garden. Most desirable location. Huntsville ave- nue and Fist street Terms, $30 per month. Address w. T. B., care Age-Herald 9-12-tf
 FOR RENT OFFICES OFFICES FOR RENT-Commerciai club building Is the best lighted and best ven tilated building in the city, and is being put in thorough repair; elevator and jan tor; service first class. Apply 10 J. R. Adams, or J. B. Gibson, secretary Com merclal club. 9-6-wed-fri-&- &-sun-tf HAVE FOTND a positive cure for drunk enness; can be given secretly; will gladly tell you what it is. Don't send money. Mrs. May Hawkins, Lock Box J. A., 131, Grand Rapids, Mich. 9-2-St-sat-sun-w -wd
 PERSONAL
 sITTATToNs secured for graduafes. Fall session begins September Il. Massey Bus mess College. S-3l-tf STOLEN-Cleveland bicycle No. 2340i9, 22- inch frame Model 6l. Return to 200Ih2 1st avenue and receive reward 9-19-3t
 VOLUNTEERING
 H. r. WILSON, JR., Civil and Mining En- gineer, Draugh tsman. 1921 1st avenue. 9-19-1mo
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WANTED-Every girl and boy to buy the best school shoe in Alabama from D. B. Luster, 217 18th street. 9-15-7t-eod
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WANTED-Young man as collector and as- sistant in offce must write good busi- ness hand and be accurate at figures; one having knowledge of bookkeeping pre- ferred. The position is in line of substan- tial promotion. Address Worker, care of Age-Herald office
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WANTED--A number of good quarrymen at good wages, al once. Address William A. Chapman X Co, Talassee, Ala. g-20-5t
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WANTED-To wager that impurities from 5 gallons city water will make the health lest child sick. Stevens Aerated Water Co., g 2-tf
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AIMED.

 WANTED-Sick, Accident and Death Ben eft Insurance solicitors; money for good men. Room 225, GhalfouX Bldg. 9-20-ft
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HELP WANTED
SALEsMEN WANTED
MIsCELLANEOUs

Tex. 9-193t
 MISCELLANEOUS LUMBER high and hard to get? Not on your life. Easiest thing in the world. Just call and see. or phone Lathrop Lum- Der Co.,, 2015 1st avenue. and let them give you a few points on this. Phone 664. W. C. Fellows, manager. Frank H. Lathrop, president. 9-2O-4t $1, 1,500-Lot 5Ox14o, Avenue B, four blocks of union depot, with good broom cottage rented at SIP month; built so as to leave room for another on the front and two in the rear, which would bring $34 month readily; $500 cash, one and two years. A snap. B. F. Eborn. PARTIES wanting brick or wanting to move, telephone 3S7; prompt service. w. L. Robinson X Co.,, 39th street and 9th avenue. S-29-eod-1m ROOM AND BOARD-Young couple want pleasant room private family, South Highlands. Husband travels will furnish room if preferred; references Address Henderson, 2103 Highland>ayenue. 9-19-2t NIGHT SCHOOL of Massey Business Col lege will begin October ?. Special rates. Business, shorthand, telegraphic and English branches. Write, telephone or call 9-12-to-10-2 DON'T buy lamps or gas fixtures when electricity is so much better and about as cheap when used on meter. 9-l2-tf NEW LUMBER COMPANY = Lathrop Lumber company, at 2Ol5 First ave- nue, will sel lthe output of Lathrop- Hatten Lumber Co.,, Riverside, Ala, and of eight other mills. Are now prepared to furnish ten cars per day of bright new stock. Phone 664 F. H. Lathrop, oresi- dent and treasurer; w. c. Fellows, man. ager. 9-7-t LADY or man wanted to travel and ap- point agents; s6O per month salary and I Philadelphia. s-3-sun-wed-sat x wk-eow WANTED-Customers for show cases. Simmons, Durham & Go. 9-3-tf SEPTEMBER H. 1899, is the opening of the fall session of the Massey Business College Get circulars. S-31-tf ON WEEKLY OR MONTHLY PAYMENTS Fine diamonds, jewelry and watches; no trash; delivered on first payment; lowest prices; business confidential. Call on or address D. Lowinsohn. 2010 1st ave. All goods warranted. 3-15-1y DON'T DRINK a dead, sterile water or a mineral water unless you know the amount of mineral you want. Use Ste vens' Aerated Water, with tablets 9-2-tf
 THE DOCTORS in Birmingham drink Ste vens Aerated Water. 9-2-tf
 REAL ESTATE T east side of 18th street, between 1st and 2d avenues.
 Store room 1903 2d enue, next to the cor ner and opposite postoffce. All of these stores are less than block from the new opera house.
 W. A. SMITH,
 1916 9th avenue, or 1SO11a 2d avenue. S-20-tf
 FOR RENT. S05 South 30th street-S rooms, S35. 1850 Avenue Ks rooms, $35. l613 Avenue K-7 rooms, $30. 1140 South 18th street-5 rooms, $17.50. 2416 4th avenue-7 rooms, $40. 16O4 7th avenue-6 rooms, $20. 223l Sycamore. street-6 rooms, now vacant, s20.
 STORES. 1716 1st avenue, s20
 171S 1st avenue, $20.
 FOR RENT. H,650-5-room cottage, large lot, 14th ave- nue. South.
 s1,750-Three 4-room houses, Avenue D, be- tween 18th and 18th streets; rents s2o per month.
 Some good homes and business property for sale.
 CHICHESTER, YANCEY & ORR,
 Real Estate and Insurance Agents. Telephone 606 2OVs First avenue.
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WANTED-Everybod 10 know that the White Swan Laundry works for white people only. Prices and quality of work guaranteed satisfactory. Phone No. 39O. 519 South goth. S-25-1m
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s, 7OO-The greatest bargain on the South Highlands; two well-built 2-story 9-room cottages on fine corner lot, fronting car line, that will rent October 1st for or $50 per month"; houses alone would cost today 5000 to build them. They are in good condition, modern sanitary connec- tions, and the entire property, both houses and lots, taking the corner, for only S3,7 ,700 today. See this without fail. B. r. Eborn.
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WANTED-Young men and women to pre- pare for business by attending the Mas sey Business College. Fall session opens September Il, 1899. S-3l-tf
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 Batteries: Callahan and Donohue; Hughes and Farrell.
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NIGHT SCHOOL of Massey Business Col lege will begin October ?. Special rates.
 Business, shorthand, telegraphic and English branches. Write, telephone or call. 9-12-to-10-2
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PARTIES wanting brick or wanting to move, telephone SS7; prompt service. w. L. Robinson X Co.,, 39th street and 9th avenue. S-29-eOd-1m
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WANTED-Special Agents, Fraternal Life 1nsurance attractive plan; easy to sell. Address American Life and Benefit Asso- ciation Prudential Bldg, Atlanta, Ga 9-15-1w
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WANTED-Boarders; all modern conven- fences. Apply Mrs Paul Freeman, 1922 Sth avenue. 9-20-5t
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REMEMBERING

H. r. WILSON, JR., Civil and Mining En- gneer, Draughtsman. 1921 1st avenue. 9-19-1mo
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FOUND
PERSONAL

STTfT7ATToNs secured for grad1afes' Fall session begins September Il. Massey Bus mess College. S-31-tf
 STOLEN-Cleveland bicycle No. 2340i9, 22- inch frame, Model 6l. Return to 2O0i12 1st avenue and receive reward. 9-19-3t
The age-herald., 1899-09-20

DON'T buy lamps or gas fixtures when
 electricity is so much better and about as
 cheap when used on meter 9-l2-tf
The age-herald., 1899-09-20

FOR SALE-Moving Picture Machine. Ed ison's films and. Oxygen Light Outfit, in good condition. Lock Box ., Galera. Ala. 9-20-2t
The San Francisco call., 1899-08-27
AT INTERSECTION OF MARKET AND KEARN

have won glory az the cz1nou's mouth
and have returned 70 their homes by
the Golden Gate Then all California
may come again 70 san Francisco and
join with the city folk in such another
Demonstration, but not till then
4 very Nile OF humanity poured early
IN the evening out OF the city's homes,
its hotels and its lodging houses. 70
join other crowds coming n on beats
and trains. 10 crowd the line OF march
and 10 overflow IN every direction The
Western Addition, undermined by this
popular fuundatiou, was carried along
with the tide and found itself mayhap,
dumped 20 the south OF Market; Rich
uordites, caught in the eddies of en-
thuisasn, were swept this way and
that. some being cast upon the water
front and others in the highlands
above Noe and Eureka valleys No such
z swirIing OF manhood and wonanhood
and childhood could have been carried
in so many different directions. been
tossed about by 50 many currents, and
kent its good temper and regained it's
proper place wheu the food had sub
sided and the reception was at Al end
The San Francisco call., 1899-08-27

At o'clock the different sections
were in pretty good shape for the start
on Van Ness avenue, but downtown the
food Of humanity had absorbed 50
many tributaries that more than one
veutured the guess that 10 parade
could hope 20 make the slightest head
way on Market street That thorough
fare was perfect Jam from one end 70
the other. As far as the eye could see
and that was Z pretty long distance.
thanks 70 the official illumination
there was closely packed mass Of hu-
uznity from h0use-line 10 house-Hns-
On the sidewalks people had given over
the idea of walking and stood stock still
70 await the parade. There was not the
slightest chance for any person on the
pavement To crowd over the curb out
Of the way OF the expected procession
How, then, was II going 10 pass?
Everybody gave It up, with the excep-
ttou Of those who had the parade in
charge For time even they were at
z loss, but they made it at last and the
procession did nov-bUt that's another
story
In the heart ct the CITY. where IL
The San Francisco call., 1899-08-27

press was greatest, the police had
thoughtfuIIy stretched wire cables
along the curbs and had ruped IN the
cross streets IN Al effort 70 keep back
the popular food They might as well
have saved themselves the trouble i
sieve would have been Just as eficaci-
Gus 70 stop water as g wire rope the
pushing througs that had left their
homes 10 see the finish 70 the welcome
and 70 lend their voices 70 acclaim the
heroes Gables were parted like 50
much twine. and before 4 man could
say Chief Lees" or the late Captain
Jack Robinson" the overflow from the
sidewalks had covered the pavemenrs
six feet deep with the best ratured-
most daring. most patriotic crowd IN
all creation The policemen absolutely
threw up their hands, for Z while At
least
The scene along Market street at this
time was beautiful beyond q dream
The 10000 iucaudescent lamps OF the
Official Illuminating plant were all
abIaze. and twice 10.6d0 more red and
white and blue and yellow on the busi-
+ess houses ot the city lent their bril-
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phone was everywhere lending his
voice TO the general festivity. The stars
above were dimmed by the incaades-
cents. while the stars below were draw
ing their clubs and expectorating on
their fists preparatory 70 the tremen-
dous task before them OF keeping the
human tide within bounds
That was on Market street Out On
Van Ness avenue, where the big parade
was about TO form. there was q lack OF
official electric illumination. but 10 lack
Of people, of strings OF flaming lanterns,
or fireworks or uOise-makIng iuveu-
tfons. The sidewalks Of the avenue
were Jamrned. the picket fences. the
STEPS to residences, the broad fights OF
stone stairs Leading 70 church and ca
thadraI and the windows Of every
home. Out as far IS Broadway. where
the different divisions were forming 10
make up the parade. there was Z great
scene OF hustle, the gzIlopings OF mar
shaIs and the shoutings of aids There
was confusion cut Of which it seemed
hopeless 10 form anything. much less
an orderly parade Of the immense pro-
portions contemplated
The San Francisco call., 1899-08-27

The grand night parade in honor Of
the First Regiment and the heavy ar
tIIIery was scheduled To move not later
than s O'Clock Everybody knew every
body else wanted 70 see Il and knew
also that advantageous positions were
few and far between In consequence,
the crowds began TO gather early At
o'clock in the evening there was
continuous. II thin. line OF people ex-
tended along the Market curbs from
Van Ness avenue 70 the ferry depot At
half past person found It difficult
10 make his way through the crowds on
the sidewalks. Al O'Clock nearly
everybody was out and nearly every
body knows how IT was
II was dark You could tell It by the
grand electrical display, official and
private, which made Market street as
light as day and & good deal more at
tracttye- The familiar sound OF cow
bells and toot horns and sirens and
booming csluo1s was in the air
Rockets shot high into the heavens,
Roman candles sputtered and occa-
stonal frscrackers made their funny lit
tie cracks The man with tha mega,
The San Francisco call., 1899-08-27

Haucy 70 the thoroughfars ~ the
lower end the ferry depot was an
architectural irtdesceace; up OF Twin
Peaks blazing tar barrals and red fra
gave q fair imitation OF ths boiler
room OF al Inferno From every block
IN the whole length OF that great line
great spoUts OF fame shooting II air
told that the fireworks committee was
attending 70 business and adding To
the occasion
The merry makers beneath the lights
were having q high Old time tesdfying
their Joy oF participation They were
doing everything 4 crowd ever did At 4
hoIfdaying and adding some wrinkles
that were distinctly novel Those
safely enscouCed IN stands and win
dows ffbed merrlIy AZ the less fortunate
on the sidewalks and pavements. who
were at 10 loss for retorIs. which. Il
they were not courteous, were not lack
ing IN that breeze that goes TO make
I'D the carnival spirit There was not
the slightest bit OF II-nature and no
spirit OF envy
Those above looked down on those be-
low neEsly because they ware hsttsr
The San Francisco call., 1899-08-27

HERE vas such hot time in
the old town last night that II
smoked 4 glorious ending was
made long after midnight OF the
three days reception 70 the
volunteers Of California return
Cd from the Philippines. and the people
who had made Il returned 70 their
homes. hoarse from cheering, their vts-
ion blurred BY the glare Of red IRE and
electric lights, their legs aching from
hours Of standing. but no1e the less
happy that the boys were home Tor
keeps and that they had had such an
opportunity OF testlfytng their Joy
For three days. az every step in the
progress OF the welcome 70 the heroes.
the verdict has been heard On every
hand that nothing approaching IL had
ever been seen n San Francisco The
same verdict holds good for the gor-
geous wtnd-up- Nothing like It has
ever been seen before in San Francisco
and, more, nothing Ike IL VIII PROB
ABLY be seen until some other occa-
st7E-which seems far of-when the
men q the State, called 70 arms, have
responded as have these Cahtorlians,
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1899-05-27

Mr.. g. w. Macfarlane, came up
from Pearl City this morning car
rying with him a terrier pup and a
heavy scheme. The genial gentle
man who knows everything from
horse medicine to a phonograph
will surprise his friends next. He
has got a scheme. While unwilling
to divulge the details, it was learn
ed that an option has been secured
of Ford's Island, and that the in
tention is to float" it (at high tide).
Mr.. G. w. Macfarlane contemplates
to incorporate his yacht-at a hand
some figure and use her to tow the
island further out in the harbor. He
positively declined to state what
use the island would be put to
"Take your stocks, plank down your
assessments, ask no questions and
"We, Us e. Co., will do the rest"
The stock books will be opened
shortly. 1t is whispered that gold
and oil have been found on the
island.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1899-05-27
SUGAR STOCKS.

The promoters of the stock COM
panies which have cropped up as
mushrooms cannot understand that
their methods in doing business are
subject to fair criticism, and that it
is for the best interest of the public
that searching enquiry into the
proposed schemes should be made
by the independent newspapers.
We are aware that the promoter of
the McBryde Sugar Company feels
sore, because he has been severely
criticized on the street for placing
large blocks of shares in the hands
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1899-05-27

OF irresponsible agents and brokers
who peddled them around the
streets three days before the books
were opened Tor public subscrip-
tions. The Advertiser, in attempt-
ing to defend the method. OF the
promoter, says that he doesn't seem
to mind street criticism, and that he
has always kept faith with the pub
lie and will continue to do so at any
cost. In regard to the Wahiawa we
do not think that Mr.. Dillingham;
has kept faith with the public. He
has issued prospectus showing
that the new enterprise is gilt edged,
and inviting the public to subscribe
to 100000. The "public" got fran
tic and the small amount of asses
able shares not gobbled up by the
promoters, has been over. subscribed
several times. Mr.. Dillingham; need
ed about 100000, according to his
prospe otus, and we presume it was
necessary for him to use any STRAIT
egy to raise tne amount. He did
it, but he should no longer mention
his keeping faith with the public.
We admire the man for his energy
aud determination, but we fear that
it is his ambition to become another
Hooley, to the detriment of those
OF his fellow citizens who now fol-
low blindly in his lead. Olaa was
"boomed" by the sugar-bribed
papers short while ago, aud the
promoters were bowling with de-
light when the subscription list for
shares was over subscribed, The
INDEPENDENT, kno wing "Olaa,' struck
a warning note, and few Gays ago
Olaa stock was offered on Exchange
below par, and no bona fde sales on
better terms are registered to-day.
A conservative fnancier says that
the amount needed for the assess
able stock now on the market will
amount to niue million dollars dur
ing the next year, while a
prominent stock broker says
that twenty-one millions will
be demanded to meet the assess
ments due on stocks in corpor-
ations and plantations during the
! next three years. Where is the
money to come from? Who are 60
ing to be the sufferers in the newt.
able "sums" are questions OF inter
est to the public.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1899-05-27
Re gistration Notes,

Only 253 voters have registered
out of upwards of 1000 eligibles,
and registration terminates oa June
Both. Seven of the combination
oaths have been taken before Chief
Clerk Henry Smith. This morning
gentleman OF nearly 25 years. resi-
dence and for many years promi-
nent official, was refused registra-
ton owing to his not being the pos
sessor of naturalization or special
rights papers.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1899-05-27
Timely Topics.
honolulu, April 19, 1899.

Mayhap you think we will
wait until the hot weather
arrives to remind you of Alas
kan matters. Not SO, for you
must keep cool and well pre-
served and nourished in these
stirring times if you are an
xious to follow the rising for
tunes of Kihei and Multi. We
have the
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1899-05-27
SATURDAY, MAY 27, 1899.
AN ABSURD KICK.

The Advertiser does not know
what it is alking about when it
this morning attacks the Waikiki
saloon and claims that the Govern
ment did not know the location of
the saloon to which a license was
granted under our laws, Very funny
indeed because the license granted
to Mr.. Ottmann describes the prem
ises on which he must conduct his
business in the most minute details.
The executive, moreover, visited the
place before the license was granted
and approved Of the location and
the building, which, according to
the organ, is ''shanty.". At the re-
quest of the Minister OF Interior the
Bishop of Panopolis was invited to
give an opinion in regard to the
location of the saloon, and he fully
approved of it. The law provides
that the saloons shall be on the
main roads, and the 'Tiser suggests
that it be removed to some back
alley. AS far as the Enterprise Beer
sign is concerned the saloon has
absolutely nothing to do with it.
Mr.. Ottmann subleases the lot on
which the sign stands to Mr.. James
Dodd, and if Mr.. Dodd chooses tc
use it for display ad., the saloon
cannot interfere. 1t is too bad that
people on the incoming steamers
should be able to read the sign
through their spy glasses, but the
probability is that the majority ol
passengers will feel jubilant ii they
can read the sign and see that civil
ization and Enterprise beer have
been reached. 1t may be shocking
to the kickers against the saloon to
see beer advertisement on public
street, and yet only few weeks die
the fence surrounding the judo
Building then under construction OF
Fort street actu ally next to the Irwin
block blaze forth all kind of posters
announcing the best brands OF beers
liquors and other drugs. And th'
tourists had to pass by the poster
and the good people on Fort street
below Merchant street had to gazt
at them every morning, and yet bro
ther Armstrong had nothing to say
and no words of condemnation
spluttered from his rusty pen. s.
far the Waikiki saloon has been con
Quoted properly and in spite of tn
wish of certain authorities not
complaint has been recorded agains
the owner. Under such circumstance
the Minister of Interior will not b
authorized to refuse the renewal O
the license of Mr.. Ottmann. If som
of the Park "millionaires" don't lik
the saloon in its present locatio
they can most likely buy the place
hang up the license and shut tn
doors. That is the method of Bald
win and others.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1899-05-27

The news from Samoa, brought
by the Alameda, was Of peaceful
and reassuring nature. The Special
Commissioners have commenced
their labors and were working in the
same practical and taciturn manner
as the commissioners to Hawaii. In
a heavy game it is better to keep
your hand concealed. The depart
ure from Apia of the Philadelphia,
Brutus and Royalist may be taken
almost as indicative of peace pro-
gram.
1t would appear to be a doubtful
venture to attempt to make Homo
lulu support two theatres continu-
ously in conjunction with the num-
erous social and charitable enter
tainments, and the fact that SO
much of the peoples spending cash
is invested in stock gambling in the
anxiety to grow suddenly swell
fixed" We are, just now, much
like the frog endeavoring to swell
himself up to the size of bull with
only one result-disappointment or
| worse
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1899-05-27
ALASKA
REFRIGERATOR.

1t invariably pays a large
bonus in mental satisfaction
and inward rejoicing. Itnever
fails to please. People are
changing their investments in
other refrigerators to take the