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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-19
The Isjiou Sued.

Suit was Instituted in the Circuit court
OF Richmond yesterday by Seymour and
Emile Howe against the Bijou Theatre
for 800
SIR lake Wells manager Of tho Bijou.
said lasi nigh. that he I'D rot received
any notice OF such suit. Thr Howes.
he said. were a team that he hid gotten
rid OF for reasons that he couSfared taf-
Gcient,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-19

oatarrh before / heard
OF DR.. Hartman
book called Health
and Beauty" I read
it and wrote 70 the
Doctor. who answered
my letter promptly
! began taking treat.
ment as soon az pos
sible. Tongue cannot
express how | suffer
cd with my throat
didn't feel Ike myself
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-19

n remedy for catarrh OF the head I'D
throat It is. believe. without an equal.
Even a slight cold or cough absolutely
incapaciates a singer for business. Pc
ru-na is an effectual preventative against
these nearly inevitable affections"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-19

for over a ye1r NV
case was stubborn one. So 7 began
taking Pe-ru-na ana now 7 cannot praise
IL enough Any one who has chronic
catarTh should try Or. Hartman-he vii
help any one. ! feet grateful for what
the Doctor has done for me ana would
not do without Pe-ru-na. / am well and
healthy and feel happy. I thank me
Doctor for his Kindness"
When the victims Of acute catarrh
escape all Of tho above mentioned iiab.li-
ties. there remains the great probability
Of its ending in chronic catarrh. IL Us
beyond the descriptive powers Of language
to portray the peculiar misery Of a sub-
feet Of chronic catarrh. While these r3-
tents do not suffer The acute pain %
rheumatism and neuralgia on the inde-
tcribabe anguish of diseases OF the
nervous system. yet 10 would be very DIFF
fcult TO 0ver-nain the picture OF WOO
which usually befalls the sufferer from
chronic catarrh.
II would be- indeed folly for ono 20 de-
scribe I'm detail this eXasporatipg disc
ease unless ono had IN Wow some roNoc
or cure Of those people who are So unfor-
tunate as 10 be afflicted II rs mo- ionser
"a question as 10 whether Pe-ru-na can
be relied on 10 cure an such cases. During
tho many years I'm which pe-~l-r7 hl7
been nut 10 test in au forms Frl stages
Of acute and chronic catarrh no ono wear
has put this remedy 90 greater test than
the past year.
Pe-ru-na is the Acknowledged ca'alh
remedy Of the age. Dr. Hartman. tho
compounder of Pe-ru-na, has written
nook on the phases Of caarrh peculiar
10 women. entitled Health and Beauty
II will be sent free 70 any address by
Tho Pe-ru-na Medicine Company Column
bus, o.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-19

Mrs Mckee Rankin. Actress.
Catarrh is the sources Of frightful
list of diseases. is silent and insidi-
Gus in its ravages but IL pervades nearly
every household. and hovers Ike a pes
thence over every hamlet and city in our
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-19
Hichmondcrs I'm New York.

NEW YORK. Nov. 1s.-Special-Rich-
mond arrivals d. l.. Antrim, Mrs. l.. G..
Cayce. Marlborough; Mrs. w. l.. 81
monds, Netherland: V, Newton. Park
Avenue; c. plankenship 81 Denis w
J. and w. Walker. J. w. Walker, Wal
dorf.
Norfolk arrivals: A. p. Thorn. Hon.
man: Mrs. V. e. McBee. Savoy
Virginia arrivals: Miss G, Nelson. Nor
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-06-22
". c. r. U. Convention.

Chehalis county was we'll represented
at the state convention Of the w. c. T.
U. at Everett last week. Eleven counties
were represented on demonstration night,
when each county endeavored to show
the importance of it's industries and con-.
merce. Chehalis county, through it's
delegates, led the van.
Among the claims to distinction made
for this county we're: The second largest
timber belt in the world; one OF the two
largest band saw mills in the world; her
fishing industries amounting to $4,000
last year, fresh fish shipped east by ex-
press $4,000 and canned salmon $40, 900.
The present and future possibility in
shipbuilding was shown to be second to
none on the coast, while merits OF Grays
Harbor we're fully set forth. How the
completion of the jetty would bring the
cities of Puget Sound 500 miles nearer
the Orient via the Harbor.
On the last evening Of the convention
silver medal contest was held, Mrs.
Wade, of Seattle, being the successful
contestant.
The following officers were elected for
the ensuing year: President, Miss Mary
Page, of Olympia vice president Mrs. 5.
NJ. Goss, of Melbourne; corresponding
secretary, Mrs. Plat, of Seattle; record
ing secretary, Mrs. Siminson. OF Seattle;
treasurer, Miss Clara Ansorge, OF Shell
ton: organizer, Mrs. Matte Graves, OF
Centralia.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-06-22
A man may dress as we'll as his ov

A man may dress as we'll as his own
good Judgment and the assistance OF an
artistic tailor may elect. He may take
his "tubs' but if his digestive organs
are out Of order, he will have an un-
wholesome appearance. His complex
ion and the whites OF his eyes will have
a vellowish cast. His tongue. will be
coated, appetite poor, his teeth rusty,
his breath abominable. He is one big,
unavoidable sign Of constipation. me
quickest, surest, easiest way to cure this
trouble is to take DR.. Pierce's Pleasant
Pellets. They are made OF refined, con-
centrated vegetable extracts. Nothing
in the least harmful enters into then
com oosition. They hunt down all i'm,
nurities and make them move on"
They are the product OF many years,
stndy and practice. DIR: Pierce cannot
sfSord to put forth worthless article.
Address with 81 cents in one-cent
etamns. to cover cost OF mailing only,
Worlds Dispensary Medical Association,
Buffalo N. Y, and get free copy OF the
"Medical Adviser"
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-06-22

with" 10 days q: execution. Cha,,.,
mortgages of 5000 or more NAV be record
Gu as well as filed at the option Of the
hler.
Inc executive committee OF the Fourth
OF July celebration will be at the council
room tomorrow evening at s 80, when it
is expected that all arrangements for the
celebration will he perfected. The other
COMMITTEES are urgently requested to be
present.
The following applicants for teachers
certificates at the recent quarterly exami-
nation in this county have received GER
tlficates: A. B. Holloway. Della Hall,
Mrs. &. l.. Hoover, E. il. Philbrick, NJ.
M. Richardson, Perry NJ. Watson and
Louise Watson.
FRANK Morrison, representing the
statesman of Salem, Oregon, arrived
in Aberdeen last evening. Mr.. Morrison
Is looking over the resources of Gravs
Harbor in the interest of his paper. He
IS greatly impressed with the business
activity OF Aberdeen.
All subscribers to the Fourth of july
celebration will kindly hand their sub
scriptions to N. G. Kaufman, treasurer of
the executive committee. Mr.. Kaufman
has already devoted much of his yalua-
bic time to the celebrate, and it is ask
Ing too much of him to expect him to
Call on all the subs cribers.
a Denver young man wrote his best
girl after one Of those ordinary qnarrels,
saying: 81 want you to return every
thing have given YOU" She replied
by telling him to call at Il certain hour
and she would cheeriully comply with
his request-beginning with the kisses.
That settled it. AT last accounts they
had not got through with the first in.
stalment.
Scott Weathcrwax was severely injured
at the Anderson 4 Middleton mill Friday
evening. He was at the canting gear,
temporarily in the place OF another man,
when cant struck him. throwing HIM
back against the machinery. A sharp
projection tore a hole in his leg and splnt-
cred piece five inches long off the shin
bone. DR.. Stapp treated the injured
member, and believes it will heal with
out leaving any permanent injury.
The 10 lge of Eagles was instituted at
koehler's hall last Sunday, with over 60
members. A social session was held in
the evening at which number of invited
friends participated, and, according to all
accounts, very jolly time was had. The
following officers were installed: Prcsi-
dent, w. J. Crosbie; past worthy presi-
dent, f. r. Bent; vice president, Jas.
Bowes; secretary, l.. Bourke treasurer,
Frank Kaufman; conductor, E. J. Nor
ton; l. G., Ed Dreyer 20. g., B. Vermier.
J. $. Book returned Saturday from Sc.
attic, where he had been for three weeks
organizing q company to engage in the
wholesale meat business at West Aber.
deem. The Book farm Of 1900 acres, well
improved, with thousands OF acres OF pas
turage adjoining makes an ideal place for
this industry. The transportation facili-
ties are not excelled anywhere, a railroad
depot and wharf being practically on the
farm. Mr.. Book believes lie has enlisted
sufficient Seattle capital to engage in the
business on large scale.
W, c. r. U. Convention.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-06-22
|RF MENTION.

tDF MENTION.
Ylsndike Fizz.
b~lass visited the county seat
.Fnnce went to Seattle on bust
tsisy.
]A,sou was down from Monte
Hdiy.
l. Lewis had business at Mon
Iaday.
Attorney Abel had business in
Sunday.
y and shoes very cheap Mt l..
tSns.
rs many good bargains offered
m 1 Sons.
h wozy, get your photo made u
bet 1 Klein's.
IL. Morgan visited Holuiam
hiring the week.
vsphs in all is latest branches
Caher / Klein's.
nu rot make a mistake if you
Hsnis L Some.
hvoushire, Of Montesano, was
|Filsy morning.
kDede Jackson and Minnie Jones
Isntesano Saturday.
Fleet, Of Montesano, had BUSH
th metropolis Friday.
be job printing at right prices
ae HERALD printery.
~ tinted photo with every dozen
it Meriwether & klein's.
Iiy Jones came down from Mon
aurday, returning Monday.
). Sunday school had a picnic
Inkl Of the Wishkah Tuesday.
N milk At the Pioneer Dairy, il
good milk and good meaure. y
lleiwether went to Elma Friday
I@h bis photograph gallery there.
ise Collins has gone to North
Wait friends during the summer.
bonner San Pedro is loading at
Il Slsde mill for San Francisco.
Fihed room to rent. Inquire OF
G GIaroN, on Fourth st. near G.
alnan, the genial blacksmith Of
visited Aberdeen friends Sun
ID. Crawford went to Seattle
y, 10 be absent until Monday
Ssxalt received a handsome
y wagon by Mondays freight
a1-A three year old Jersey
'Ash. Inquire at the HERALD
!Sul crayons, pastels and water
hade at home. Meriwether &
RNew Club met with Mrs. Reyes
md took a recess for the sum.
fovell, Of Neushkah, has finely
larm lands for sale on long
2S-tf
s'oonsr Jennie Wand is taking
ne West 4 Slade mill ior Ke'
worry, the Montesano furniture
chad business in Aberdeen for
ay.
6aooner Jennie Thelan is loading
anderson & Middleton mill fol
neiNo.
mage license was issued Monday
y, marble and Miss Alice Ford, In
Humptulips.
~ Mullen went to Seattle yes
uelegate to the Christian En-
invention.
Nan Richardson and daughter
a'd, Of Hoquiam, visited Aber
sads yesterday.
sAlelte and A. II. Wood went t.
.assaay to build a large barn TO
'aa Gleason sr.
"ues Gillies, who had been Wis
.s % friends, returned to he
't'na Tuesday.
LIZA J. Wilson, Of Montesanc
granted a life diploma by tn
"h Of education.
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-06-17
Nnt.d LECTURER GINNING.

Professor Albert :. BicEmorc. Ph.
ID. in charge OF the department of
public instruction of the American
Museum of Natural History. New
York. Is coming to these Islands via
Vancouver. Il. g.. arriving July sth.
lie Is accompanied by his wife. and
also DIR. Dwight :. Elmcndorf. pho;oE-
rapher. The object OF DR.. BicEmp-c's
visit will Je TO secure data Tor two 81
lustrated lectures TO- De delivered GO
the children in the common schools
in some seventy villages and ei.i.s ps
;he United States.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-06-17

1gures iu a manner that would have
done credit 90 any knight and lady of
ancient fetes. The members 81 the
three sets were Helene Irwin. Ken
meth Atkinson. Annie Graham. Frank
Wight. Linda SChacfcr. Melville Mon
s1rrat. Ida Kopke. oliver Lansing.
Hilda Robertson. Alfred Cooper. Sarah
Lucas. Aalapuna Boyd. Dorothy Wood.
Cyril May. Nora Swauzy. Gerald May
Marguerite Creighton. Willie Schu-
man. Irere Boyd. Harry Lucas. Edna
Krousc. Frank I.ufkin. Doris Hay
wood. Lester Marks.
Four girls in the fantastic garments
of the Spanish dancers appeared in the
tambouTiT.c dance. Their graceful fly
ing forms and tinkliuE tambourincs
would do honor to the dancers of old
Madrid" The four girls were Florence
Lyons. Annie Dowsett. Madeline Dow
sett and Marjorie Frceth.
Dorothy Frceth and Edna Kruuse
stepped ttC Highland fling. This num-
ber was loudly applauded.
The five-stcp polka and grand march
in which the whole class took part
closed the evenings entertainment.
After the exhibition n dance for the
older folk. and younger too. was held
TN Progress hall. This also was en-
joyed greatly 10y all.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-06-17
~ CP-To-pATE SHOP.

Air. Pach"co. the proprietor of the
up-to-date Union barber shop. is ever
on the lockout for improvement
whereby his customers will benefit. In
future there is to be- no such thing az
meal hour gs far as customers are
concerned. The new arrangement is
such that four chairs are running CON
t.uuaiiy. and the disappointment that
all have experienced by finding when
Go is your turn" that you are Tu.if"'.
told II must ru cat now" viii not t"
known gt the Union. Mr. PacEeep 81.
giving his whole attention to detail.
and .H making tbF Union popular
place.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-06-17

ENGAGE nEAT.
Miss M.shsI Hsrt aus Chas I-ion
Is MSa.

Miss MahSl Iisrt aus CIsss Ei~ion
to MSS.
The engagement uf 1stEk Mzloi Hart
and Mr. Chas. Elsioa has been an
nUunocd. This is ono of the most not
able bc,rothaIs uf the season and haa
caused nut,cr in local society.
The bride-'o-he Co one os the most
charming and bcsi known uf Honoiu-
lu's young ladies. She is the dsnEhtcr
20 ludE. q. =. Hart. vho in q haghly
respected Azrnaaiua. Miss Hart hzK al
waya haen uruminsnt Bn Hunolnin $50
sjrty. Eer delightful vocal ability has
added greatly tu many entertainments
ON the tennis court che has isecn a
leader. haVrE eu- thc ladies' rhsm-
psunahip last yraF. and repeated thc
feat . f.u dsyf aFo ia fhr Toocnf tonr-
namrnt
Mr. Elasun has been Ia Isonniaiu for
less than a year. hus la that short time
be- has made hosts uf frtcBdH Sc
came here laEf August o. auucps the
position % teacher uf Hcsolrr tn tbe
HiEh school. tgc graduated u5fh thc
class uf - frcI tEc rasscrf5fY rf Cal
Guruia. DuFiEE BIS ra5is-c career hc
aas ono uf thr Bnft fFo-airrnt fFBros
there. lgr u.E rnaasErr rf the alec
club. captain rf fhr base llzll tearn. Cd
ttDT % the college daily. E@@ q Ecscs'ai
leader iu fraternity and social rigr1cr.
During h.f tsav hfFo Dr. har feTl tacn-
tined with rve .afF. taking q leadinE
pars in aT1 uf fbe srfeFsa5uusftfT where
hr was lu drmaai un auuouat uf his
trained tenor voice. in thr gecelt ten
mis- tournament D. also figured frorn-
frrrtlr. Carrying ul the titic uf rhatn-
eHur uf ttn Hawalian Islands.
TIE date for the wedding tE set
fur quite n time ahead. The annUuDue-
mfrF ruf1as in the Nay a. = surprise
end yesterday The couple were show
cred wiih ounEratuia'iots from an
Fttea
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-06-17
BUILDING PERMITS

Kwuug Wing Fat Co. t-stury cot
taEr. Wilder avenue. Fuuahuu. g10p.
Frank Murphy. 2-Etory house. Wal
kiki side Fort. MauEa uf Chtnrsr
church. $1,000.
Otu Humane. four cottages. 1-ESury.
rear Dr. Alvarez premises. S.5pe.
y. Nushcmura. s-s;ory dwelling. Bcr-
CtIuia street. near Smith bridge. 500.
\. ". Kong. 2-story building. mauia
Berctlnia street. rear 90 Arht's lane.
$500.
Look FuuE. sixteen cottage 1-FtuTy
Waikiki side Fort street. rear uf
ChriatIy Lane. ST. ..UN.
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Io=Is
No rcr cent recorded
SNSIl@

E~NsesAlHt
ligs deeds recorded from
Jane ~. ISss. 80 June a..
lNa>. consideration IS .ai 40. Il
49, deeds recorded from
June u. iNsN. to Jun. 4.
l>fs. consideration ..... lsas sts-.
-" mortgages recorded
from June a.. iSss. a.
June -. iNtS. cpnsidcTa-
ton saaaaaaaa...-- @.El GsGte
sos MORTGAGES recorded
from June ~. isss. 10
Jun" T.. iSss. cunsid-ra-
ton - .... .......... s--sesssleS
sts. releases recorded
from June ~. isS7. to
June -. iStS. considrra-
u"n zee. ..ssasssss co.. ssa.lSeEz
ssi releases recorded
from June ~. iSSS. 60
June y. 1879. cunsidcra-
iion .... -. ......... i.SsL77ssr
MprtEar~ indebtedness In
creased from June is.
lNss. tp June ~. 1885 y.lzs. 8,
NurtEaEc indebtedness tn-
creased from June u.
1855. ta>Iunc *. 1879. Cos. q
Mortgage Indebtedness In
creased from June y.
iSss. to June y. 1870. ISss.syGE5
CORPORATIONS.
HorfschlscEcr a. Co. Lld.
Pearson a. Potter Co. lid.
Maui Sugar Co. lid
DIVIDENDS.
Peoples Ice Co. pcr ccnt monthly:
ENa Plantation Co. "a pcr cent
monthiy: kahuku. Plantation Co. g
per cent monthly: Pionecr SUGAR MIN
q aassH
Co. pr cent monthly: Paaa Sugar
Co. pcr ccnt monthly: waimna
Sugar Co. per ccnt monthiy: nokaia
Sugar Co. Ia Ter cent monthly: Ma
kawcli SUGAR Co. p.r cent monthly:
Honokaa Sugar Co. 80 per cent
monthly. Honomu SUGAR Co. = per
cent GA old and = per cent ca ncg cap
italizatiun: Hawaiian Agricultural Co.
90 per ccnt monihiy. Hutchinson
Plantation. - ocnss per share: Iia-
Wailan SuEnr Co. "a Pcr monih.
PATENTS.
No. ts-. tlrurs 80 Va. G. Css--. Isnc
8. 1883. for improvement in SpliceE
for Portable RailuEy.
No. rs. Issued o. ~. e. GrcEE.
June 6. lsss. foE 'improV.mcn; in
stake and Pocket Holder ca cane car.
NEW FIRMS.
Puicnkin and uribuKh. HEln: a. O..
Serrao. Hiio: sun Tong ON. I.aupahoe-
hoe: J. \. Tuthiii. - King street: Vet.
sam A. Co. King near AiaEca. ~. -.
Earl. urphrum Iipck. Fort street. io-
nulrilu Stock Yard Co. corner Alakoa
and Queen street. iyeonE on. Nioiopa.
Nuuauu valley. KWonE Lung Tai wo.
Nsiluku: Honuiuiu Tobacco Co. cor
ncr Fort and Merchant
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SUG AIR STOCK~.
The Furry in Assrssabics Spesu-
Iators and Investors

The Advertisers news from the
States given this morning. said a big
man of the street yesterday. has made
the investor happy"
But why the slump in two or three
OF the assessablcs and in Oahu"
Easily explained. The situation ms
developed today stands analysis re-
maTkably well. The market Is all
right There IS just n little nervous
ness amongst spectators. that's all.
Not q hundred shares of Waialua are
offered marked down. That is nothing
to follow the announcement al the
likelihood of a twenty per cent assess
mcnt BEING called. There are not Co
exceed 500 shares of MCBryde to be- had
below - you must rememtcr that
,hcTc 81 iEhtv lot ug NcEryJu ns-
sessablc about town. There are not
fifty shares OF Maunaici to be bought
below the amount paid in and don't
think goo shares could be bought at 81
cents or even "A dollar advance. II o.
only natural for Oahu to go back. n
was too high. 1t had fictitious value
for a few days before the increase tn
capitalization and at the time Ia was
learned there had been heavy pur-
Chascs OF IL ON the coast. II Is easy
lcuough to- see that there Is nothing
Nkc n break in the market.
l''tt is likely that there will bc some
bargains In assessablcs within the next
fTCw weeks. The amount to- be called
in during the summer will foot up q
handful Of ten thousand dollar lots ot
cash "
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-06-17

George McD0uEoIl. ST.. died 90 his
ranch at Kona last Thursday. The
news was brought by the ". g. Hall
yesterday. The deceased was born iu
Scotland. but had lived tn the Islands
FOR many years. At the time 10 his
death he was - years old.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-06-17
IMMIGRATION


Following are the arrivals aud de-
pIrtuT~s during the past two weeks:
Arra.nfn nu..nr.......
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-06-17
REAI. ESTATE
as very attiVr

The market is very active.
There is n brisk demand for subuE-
ban property During the last tuu
weeks thrg. have been number %
good sales reported.
Mortgage indebtedness has dnrrr1sfi
during past two weeks sit.sis--A.
Recorded Instruments hav" been ss
follow.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-06-17
Ensalnrmsn. -: d.

Poiyuesian Eucampmcut No. ]. /. ..
%. I. elected the following officers last
evening:
J. u. McNey. Chief Patriarch: J. Sc
Walker. Senior Warden e. :. Crane.
Junior Warden. l.. l. taPicrr-.
Scribe: l.. ". HouEh. treasurer.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-06-17

An immense shipment OF dry goods
has Just been received ty L. B. Kerr
and are iu shape now and ready Tor iE-
spection. All are cordially invited.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-06-17
COMMERCIAL.


During the interval since our last re-
port. the feeling in commercial circles
has somewhat improved
Our reports evidence a greater vol.
umc of trade. In almost every line tn-
quiry clicitS the statement that there
is n marked increase in sales AMI tha,
business shows n change for the l.ct-
ter.
Majority of cases. complaint u made
that collections are hard. The infin.
enccs creating this condition are wc
are led to believe local and confined
almost exclusively to Honolulu. The
business on other Islands IL good and
collections fair.
Feed stuffs and groceries hold their
own with scarcely any pcrccpilbls
change
Cheese declined { cents pr pound on
coast.
naming the same. the demand cuntin-
ucd as Is usual AS the end of the guar
ter approached.
Prospects are bright and confidence
marks the attitude and plans uf ths
business community.
Sp"e1istip~ in stock aud real estate
continues.
Trade in building Materials Ehnus
considerable force.
PRODUCE QUOTATIONS.
Lime. $3.50.
Cement.
y. W. Lumbr. per NJ. s. ~.
r. q. Lumber Per ~. $50
Shingles. per NJ. S2sp
Brick per NJ. sls.
Cut Nails. kegs. $3.50.
Wire Nails. kegs. 1915.
Sugar. 3 tl-1e.
Island Rice dropped to r Market
dull.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-06-17
DR.. TDMlz0 KlTSUNUMA.

E Urinary SURGEON. SKIN
Disease of all kinds a speciality.
Office: Room IL, Spreckels Build
ing. Hours: 9 to 4. Telephone
474. Residence Telephone 1898.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-06-17
WOMEN'S EXCHANGE.
2l6 MerCnant st.

Makes a speciality of ancient Hawaii
an Curios, and also carries the best
assortment of modern Hawaiian work
to be found in Honolulu, including
Mats, Fans, Leis, Bamboo, Lauhala
and Cocoanut Hats, Etc, Etc. Tel. 659.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-06-17
Increase in VOllna, Bat Collections
Still Hard.
BUSINESS ON THE OTHER ISLANDS
Producs-suudInE- Estat. &c
''si'y i"n"igra,ion-Mor;s ages.
Payment OF DlvIdondx.

tAlI from the Ecmi-monthiy report of
the Hawaiian Mercantile Agency. q.
II. BcTr-y. manaE-rl
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-06-17
HONOLULU SANITARIUM.
1882 KING STREET.

IUOl hING STREET..
Telephone 639.
DR.. Luella S. Cleveland, medical sup
erintendent. Hours: a. m. to D. m
Methods OF Battle Creek, Michigan,
Sanitarium. Baths of every descrip-
tion. Trained nurses in bath rooms as
we'll as in sick room. Massage and
manual movements. Electricity in
every form. Classified dietary, etc.
Ample facilities for thorough examin-
alton. DR.. G. L. Garvin, consulting
physician and surgeon.