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FOREIGN MONEY ORDERS.
About Twice rs Much Money Sent Abroad
as Is Received Here.

About Twice rs Much Money Sent Abroad
as Is Received Here.
During the three weeks preceding Christmas
and one week Intervening between Christmas
and New Years. about $1,000. 900 is forwarded
by post to persons residing in foreign lands by
friends or relatives living in tho United States.
The total amount sent in year is about S15.-
100000. OF which nearly one-thlrd is sent to
Great Britain. the largest part Of tho amount,
relatively. being sent to Ireland. From the
United States money orders to the amount OF
$4,000, 600 are sent In year TO Germany and
$1,000. 900 to Canada. the explanation OF the
latter item being found In the fact that many
Canadians. especially French Canadians. find
employmenttn the border States Of this coun-
try during portion OF each year. while others
settle In the United States without surrender
ing their homes In Canada
A moro curious item OF the money order
business between tho United States and for
eign countries is to be found in tho case Of the
Scandinavian countries. especially OF Sweden.
Though the Swedish population OF the United
States IL less than 100000 by the last Federal
census. tho sums sent by international money
orders to Sweden in year amount 10 l,jO0.-
600 with the further addition OF s550.OOO to
Norway aud $3.50 900 TO Denmark. though
Denmark is richer country thon either OF its
TWO DdltlC HelknuOES. lHs CWeulSH lehlueHNS
ofthe United States IRE. IN proportion to their
numbers and resources. the best patrons OF the
money order system OF tho United States.
which Is u fair guide to the BUSH
ness methods OF many elements OF the
population. To italy there Ia sent in a year in
money orders $500 600 from the United States.
to France SiOO.OOU to japan S25O.OOO md TO
Switzerland the same amount. To Austria
there Is sent In year 100000. or less than
one-half Of the sum sent to Sweden. To Bel
GUM there Is sent 100000. to Holland $780,
600. and TO Portugal $1,000. The foreign coun-
tries lowest down on the list are those OF
Central America, to which collectively less
money IL sent In year from the United States
than to Cape Colony In Africa.
All the money Urder business OF the United
States. however. Ia not in one way. Consider
able sums are sent from abroad to persons re-
siding in the United States, the average total
81 such transactions being $7,00O,OOO a year.
First among the countries transmitting
through money orders, cash to the United
nearly 81. 100000, Following Germany comes
Great Britain with 81 .500.QOO and Canada with
about the same amount. From Sweden to the
United States there IL sent about $3.50 600 in n
year. from Norway $lOO,OOO. from Denmark
5000, from Austria and Hungary S3OO.OOO.
from France Sl5O0OO from Switzerland 500.
900. from Holland nearly as much as Is ro-
celved, and from Italy $4,000.
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bad and began to tell an ncdualntance about II.
That's easy he said. thinking was onIy wor,
Gertifcate that you were taken suddenly
and are sick yet III thin ko about n,}ss,n ~;
men. Tell the truth. he said. and did. MY
Job Ia gone up.' said to. the manager but
wanted you to know just how threw II away:
Good bvp and put out my hand He took it
and held on to II. We all make MISTAKES, ne
said Your Job l. waiting Tor you,' and 20
tells you to-" said the hawk faced president.
rising. Some people will tell you there's
nothing in It. but tell you there is. There's
nothing In the other lie. l know. made
loads OF money and quit broke ana In disgrace.
When meet lot o. ,o my oIf b,y ass9cia ses
s"ei lot V0?f the Ss'''s stuff but lei, You
the most foolish kind Of a gam bier is the one
who has q business thnt viii support IT, lie
makes the money to feed the gam bling houses;
They get IL and he never aces II again. MY OLD
associates won't believe either that l wou,d be-
first began this work | met Mike Callahan
one day. They toll me, he laid. TINT you are
n Gospel sharp now. is that so2 Say. there
must be something in 1t. Do you make 1t
dTsd 70 ny pocket now that h so', 70 Yes Yes.
II. right by your place and get It home
whore It will do my wife and family
some good. and In the morning can 90
straight from home to my place OF BUSINESS
and still keep my money In my pocket spend
my evenings with my family. and ! can look
well. wei /" said the old New Yorker a. he
wandered out again into the street. the Bow
cry isn't all bad after ALL"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-26
NONAGESARI4SS TO THE POPE.
An Address to He Presented In Holy Year
Tho Pope VIII 10 90 on March 2.

According to report received here from
Europe, It is proposed that the Catholic mona.
Renarans OF the world shall present an address
OF congratulation to the Pope on the occasion
OF the Holy Year. as the Sovereign Pontlfr him
self will have completed hIs 9Otn year on
March next. The idea OF this novel address
by signers nearly a century old originated. II ia
said. in the mind OF an aged priest In Thun.
Switzerland. The suggestion has met with
favor on the Continent and copies OF the docu-
ment have been prepared for signatures. The
following Is translation OF the address:
Having arrived at an age when the soul
feels itself free from Influences which. at other
STAGES OF life, often mlsead or smother its
nohler impulses, the undersigned are able TO
understand better than ever before those great
truths Of which your Holiness, has, never
Wearled OF reminding the world, and which
the latter, to its own misfortune, obstinately
ignores; The remembrance OF the great part
OF your dolincss's life must All your soul with
gratitude to God for all that he has accom-
plished through YOU Ana to this conscious
ness your Holiness must certainly be indebted
Tor the, flourishing health. the ever youthful
strength which nre the wonder OF the world
and the Joy OF the universal Church"
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS OF
THE KANSAS CITY & PACIFIC
RAILROAD COMPANY.

Notice Ia hereby given by authority OF the Board.
pursuant to the terms Of articles Of consolidation
between The Kansas city 4 Pacific Railroad Com.
pany aud the Missouri, Kansas Il Texas Railway
Company. consolidating said companies under tho
name Of the Miss lri, Kansas TEXAS Railway Com
rany and MED IN the Office OF the Secretary OF state
Of the state Of Kansas November cath, 1890, that
there has been deposited with the undersigned
twenty hNe thousand shares OF common stock Of
said congratulated COMPANY. the Missouri. Kansas 4
tai stock Of The Fausa- CITY racno Railroad Com.
pany: and all holders OF shares ~ stock in Nid The
Kansas city Il Pacific Railroad Company are further
notified and called upon 10 deliver at the Office OF
tAid The Kansas city Pacific Railroad Company,
~ Wal street In the City Of New York their shares
Of stock To the undersigned. President OF said The
Kansas City 4 Pacific Railroad Company. for CT.
change for said stock OF tho said consol dated COM
pany, tho Missouri. Kansas 4 Texas Tia lway Com.
pAny. share for share, the surrendered The Ktnsas
City & Pacific Railroad Company stock TO be can
celed: and the holders Of The Kansas City Pacific
Railroad Company stock aforesaid are further mott
ned that such exchange OF stock will be made dur
ing business hours. IL A. II. to 3P NJ. each day.
except saturday. and on such day, 10 A. NJ to IL
NJ. within the week beginning Tuesday, February
18th. 1000. and ending Tuesday. February goth
10 o. at close OF business hours OF said last named
day
Dated December ~, 1899.
HENRY W. POOR,
President of The Kansas City q
Pacific Railroad Company.
(SeAlD q. HALIISF. Secretary.
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Appellate Division Supreme Court-Reres..
supreme Court - Appellate Term - Motions -
Appeals from orders OF Citv Court Mo-. i, D.
Appeal. from tudgments OF city Conrt-No. :. -.
Nos. % ~ inclusive. Special Torm-,Psrt Mo.
ton calendar called at 1890 A. NJ. Part II-E1-
parte matters. Part llI.-Cass unn uished Motions
Desmurrr.-Nos lisp, liza, ll5s Preferred Causes
Nos Il2s, 1910 4214 4267. s2p3. 1929 Al az, 4yO1
Parts ", v. VI and vII.-Adjourned FOR the term.
Trial Tcrm-Part clear. Preferred Canses-Sos.
Nl5 stlJ lOda3. loNTb. Parts H. ". v, VI.
VII, VIII. 4, II. and XII-AdIournsd for tho
term. Part lX.-Adjournsd until Thursday. Dec.
-, 1899.
Surrovates Court-Cham hers-For proba,e-will.
of Nellie +. Winston. John Palermo, Abraham
City Court-Specia Term-Court opens at 10 A. N.
Motions General Term-Apppal. from orders-Sos
:. q. =, g. Il, :. y. o. 10. ~, IL. IL. Motion-So l.
Trial Term-parts l.. H., Ill and IN.-Adjourned
for the term.
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THE STATE TRUST COMPANY.
100 ppo,nw,v Nrv vopu
KANSAS CITY. PITTsBURG & GULF II. II.
REORGANIZATION.

Philadelphia Pa. Dec. c2d 1902
More than eighty per cent Of all the securities OF
pany. OF the Bansas CITY Suburban belt Railroad
Company aud tho Pt. Arthur Channel and Dock
Company have been deposited under and in assent
TO the modified plan for the reorganization of these
Philadelphia, Pa, November Tth, lsN9; therefore,
Resolved: That said above mentioned plan il
hereby declared operative.
Copies of the plan and agreement can be had on
application 10 any OF the following depositaries,
PRoylpENT LIFE AND TRUST COMPANY OF
PHILADELPHIA. PA
SEABOARD NATIONAL RANK OF NEW YORK N V
MERCANTILE TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK,
GUARDIAN TRUST COMPANY OF CHICAGO. ILL
AMSTERDAM SCHE TRUSTEE CANTOOR OF AM.
SHERIDAN, HOLLAND.
AMSTERDAMsCHE BANK OF AMSTERDAM. HoL.
coMMEMI AND DIscoNTo BANK OF BERLIN.
MEsSRs; KLEiNwoRr. SONS &,co. OF LONDON.
= Pursuant T. tho requirements " the Stock Listing
the SAID dcposAric- will recey deposit. OF any OF
me securities included III SAID y u without penalty
until and Including til" ,ith day ~ January 1000
WILLIAM I IIARRIrY, Chairman,
hutCk-CIlFR York. I
WILLIAM FDENBDRN Chicago,
ShMuEL II. SIMPLIFY
SlLAS ". PETITE
WINTHROP SMITH
.,r, John v LOrGHSfY. Secretary,
LATHRoP, MORROW FOX 4 MOORE,
~ W's,M IN st; k1nsHs CITY, No,
Rookerv Building, Chicago, Ill,
REED PETIT
82s One tnut 81. Philadelphia. Pa.
Counsel for tho Reorganization Committee.
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BROOKLYN RAPID TRANSIT COMPANY.
$4,000 Reward.
TO THE PUBLIC:

WHEREAS, The circulation of false state.
ments or rumors, with intent to affect the market
price of the stocks securities of corporation is
punishable criminally under the laws of this
State; and
WHEREAS, Certain persons have circulated
false statements and rumors, with intent to affect
the market price of the stocks and securities of
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company;
RESOLVED, By the Board of Directors of
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company, that reward
of SIS 900 is hereby offered, and will be paid by
the said Company, for information furnished to
the Counsel of the Company, Sheehan & Collin,
discovery and conviction of any of the persons
who have circulated such false statements
rumors and the Company hereby requests all per-
SONS interested i'm the preservation of honest BUSH
ness methods to furnish such information.
BROOKLYN RAPID TRANSIT COMPANY.
December u, 1890.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-26
STUART HOUSE HoARDERs ROBBED.
Elevator Man Accused and Arrested-Had
Pnwntickets for the Booty

Pawntickets for the Booty.
William j. Reed. an elevator man In the
Stuart House. was held In 81 900 bail for OK
animation In the Jefferson Market police court
Yesterday on complaint OF Central Office De-
tectlves Armstrong and Redy. who charged
him will, stealing Iewelry from the rooms OF
EIainants. the detectives said. were William ii,
ss,h9pman q Pen Yam. whose gold watch was
opera glasses and a diamond ring. and Maurice
iheQuston. whose diamond scarf pin was taken,
AVN tickets for the stolen property were
found In Reeds possession. "S'~
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L0CRP0RT GAS & ELECTRIC LIGHT Co.
Redemption Of Second Mortgage Bonds.

Referring to the mortgage dated Feb. !, 1923. OF
the Loctport Gas and Electric Light Company to
The state Trust Company, OF New York. Trustee
notice Is hereby given that the Lockport Gas and
Electric Light Company has elected TO exercis" Its
option OF redecming said bonds as provided in said
mortgage. and has caused all OF the same to be
chosen by lot by the Trustee for redemption.
Tho holders OF said bonds are notified to present
tho same 10 The state Trust Company. New York.
for payment at o. aud accrued interest on Feb /,
1900 from and after which date the bonds will
cease to draw interest and will not be entitled
any security under said mortgage.
Dated Lockport. New York. Dec, II, 1909.
LOCkPoRI GAS 4 ELECTRIC LIGHT CO.
Nv Ill IL WILL SON Prnainent
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LOST.

LOST.
Certificate No. Ap3E3 for 10 Shares Preferred
Stock " United States Rubber Company: in name OF
Anna c. Page Holder will please notify ANNA G.
PAGE SAT Huntington ay,. Boston. Mass; or.
UNITED STATES RUBBER COMPANY. Post Once
hnA lb.Ln New York.
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$500, 900 Estate Left to Mrs. j. NJ. Hall.

New HAVEN. Dec. 25.-The will OF the late
silas f. Loomer OF Wlllmantic, Cogn.. has Just
been admitted to probate. He was the father
tn-law Of President John NJ. Hall OF the New
York and New Haven road. Mrs Hall was his
only child and his estate; valued at 5000, 900, is
i.oomor Hail. have been appointed adminstra-
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No MORE CONCISE AGGREGATION

OF Real Estate News Is to he found In any
medium than that printed In THE SUN each
day.-Adp. "a
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TO READ 1.-THE sUN's' REAL ESTATE
NEWS 49, -

and tabular forms Of daily transactions ia tn
be better posted In this direction than those
who rely on so.called Real Estate mediums
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THE ELEVENTH WARD BANK.
elections and a.lsrtiass.
The Astoria Light, Heat & Power Company,


NEW YORK. December 22d. 1892
The annual meeting OF the Stockholders OF this
Company for the election OF Directors to dur
ing the ensuing year and for such other business
nay come before the Stockholders, will be held At
this ONCE on Monday January 9Th. 1900 Polls open
from ~ NJ. To p NJ Transfer books will close
Saturday December 28d. 1879, at IL M aud reopen
on Tuesday, January nth, 1900.
FRANCIS II. FORAKER, Secretary.
THE CHIHUAHUA MINING COMPANY.
- 7+y Fifth Avenue, December 23d, 1892
Inc annual meeting or the stockholders of this
company for the election OF Trustees to serve dur.
ing the ensuing year, and for such other business
as may properly be transacted. will be held at No.
I4b Fifth Avenue New York, on Monday, January
9Th, 1000. at | O'Clock p. NJ
Stock transfer books will close December 2ath.
$780, at y O'Clock p. NJ, and reopen January 9Th.
1900, a. % o'clock A. 81.
q n sCUIFy Sarrc,ary
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THE CHIHUAHUA MINING COMPASS
HELENA MINING COMPANY.

40 fifth avenue, December 23d, 1892.
tho annual meeting or the Stockholders OF this
company for the election OF nve Directors and two
Inspectors OF ection ar such other business
may properly be transanted will be held at tho
once or the company, 74O Fifth avenue New York,
on Monday: January 9Th, 1900. The polls will he
opened at ~ NJ. aud close at p. NJ
stock transfer books will close January I'd, 1900,
at 2 ?. NJ, and reopen January pth iaOO at 10
o'clock NJ. q. b. sCALEY secretary
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the annual
xN,, meet ny or the stockholders OF THE DE Ia
NEhGNE REFRlGERArINd MACHINE COMPANY
VIII DO held at the otice Of said Company foot OF
East lSsth IT.. New York city. on Tuesday Jan H.
1000. at Soel9ck p NJ, for the purpose OF electing
trustees OF said Company for the enSriug year
" JOHN V. RhoADtS, Secretary,
m THE STATE TRUST COMPANY.
. he annual meeting OF Stockholders for the cleo.
non OF eight Trustees and three Inspectors OF Flee
ton or The state Trust Co.. will be held at the Com.
PAny's ONCE No 100 Broadway, New \ ork city on
Wednesday; January 10. 1900 between the hours OF
" H. NJ FRANCIS. Secretary.
THE CONTINENTAL INSURANCE COMPANY.
,.,,,,, NO ~ Cedar ST.. N. Y, Dec 2ad, IspU.
HE annual election Tor Directors OF this Conn any
VIII be held on Monday. the 9Th day OF January.
neOo a, THIS ONCE Polls will open at II O'Clock
hooh anu remain open one hour.
EDWARD TANNING. seusye.sR
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THE FouRTH NATIoNAL RANK

MEN YORK. December cIst. 1892.
The Boarl OF Directors has this day declared .
semi annual dividend OF THREE AND ONE-HALP
PER CENT free OF tax. PAYABLE on and after JAnu-
AIRY I'd. proximo
The transfer books will close at 3 p NJ thi, date.
reopenng January I'd. 1900.
CHARLES H. PATTERSON Casbier
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Ananrtal.
Blocker Street & Fulton Ferry
Railroad Company,
SEVEN PER CENT.
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS.

Tho above mentioned seven hundred
thousand Dollars Bonds will mature on
january I, 1000.
The Bleecler Street and Fulton Ferry Railroad
Company proposes to extend these bonds at the
of four per cent per Annum until January l. 1880.
the present security and lien TO remain In full force
the principal aud interest OF the extended bonds to
be payable in gold
Arrangements have been made with Tho State
Trust Company to purchase the bonds at maturity
The state Trust Company resorving the right to ter
inmate without notice tho privilege to be extended
TO the bondholders
Bondhoders who wish to avail themselves OF the
privilege may notify The state Trust Company at
once OF their intention so to do. and may present
their bonds at the Once OF The state Trust Com.
pany. No 100 Broadway. New York, on and after
January D. 1900. to have the contract OF extension
and new coupon sheets attached.
CHARLES Z. WARREN. Secretary.
Referring to tho above notice. we shall
be prepared to pny the above named bonds
on and after January . Mt par.
Bondhoiders preferrinE to extend their
bonds will have tho privilege TO do 40, II
they notify MS of their intention on or be-
fore Jan. D.
THE STATE TRUST COMPANY,
100 pRpApwIy NEw ynpR
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limited States atortaaae 4 crust Co.

so Cedar Street New York, December II. 1899.
A dividend OF FIVE PER CENT. Is per cent? on
the CAPITAL stock of the Company has this day been
Tho transfer books will close Saturday, December
20, 1899, and reopen January 3. 1900.
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81 Broadway New York. December 81, 1892.
Ata meeting " the Directors of the AmAlgam ted
Copper Company. u quarterly dividend OF one and
onehAlf per cent aud an extra dividend OF one halt
per cent were declared payable January -: 1900 to
stockholders OF record al IL o'clock noon Dec. os,
1922 Transfer books close IL O'Clock noon Dec IS.
1892 And open Jan. ~. 1900.
WIN ROckEPEIIER Sac and Trsa.
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NV YORK. December ~, 1922.
The Board or Directors have to-day declared
semiannual dividend of SEVEN az PER GENT
frye OF tax, payable January 2, 1900. to stock
holders OF re ord OF this date.
Tho transfer books will remain closed until Ianu
airy 4, 1900. w NJ BFNNFT CAshier
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NATIONAL WALL PAPER COMPANY.
<lo, ala. x2O, 422 BRooME STREET.
CORNER ELM STREET

NEW YORK. N. Y.
The Board OF Directors has declared that quarterly
dividend of per cent. on the Debenture Block OF
this company be paid on January 2nd. 1900.
CHICKS WILL BE MAILED FROM THIS oFFICE.
Transfer books will be cloand on December 29d.
1899. and reopen on January Sd. 1900.
GEORGE W. WHITE, Secretary.
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W
30 Broadway. New York, Dec. ID, 1899.
Preferred Stock Dividend.
The Board Of Directors. Mt q meeting held this day
have declared quarterly dividend OF IN per cen,
on the Preferred stock of this Company. payabl
Jan. 10 1900, TO Stockholders of record.
Transfer books will close Saturday. Dec 80 and re
open Tuesday. Jan. III. "
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TITLE GUARANTEE AND TRUST CO.
1&< BROADWAY, NEW YoRK December 10. 1899.
A QUARTERLY DIVIDEND OF TWO AND
HALF PER CENT. has this day been declared by the
Board OF Trustees. payable January 2 1900. to
stockholders of record the closing of tho
books. at p. NJ. on December ~. 1899. Tho books
will be opened at 10 A. NJ. January =. 1900.
EDWARD O. STANLEY. Trnsaurer
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-06-21

Of all peoples-a brotherhood OF the
nations,
For dipt into the future, FAR as hui
man eye could see.
Saw the Vision Of the world, and all
the wonder that would be:
Saw the heavens fill with commerce
argosies Of magic sails,
Pilots of the purple twilight, droppiue
down with costly balls;
Heard the heavens fill with shouting
and there rain'd a CHASTITY dew
From the nations airy navies, crap
ping in the central blue;
Far along the worldwide whisper al
the south wind rushing warm
With the standard OF the peoples
plunging through the thunder
storm;
Till the war drum throbb'd no longer
and the battle-fags were furled
In the Parliament OF Man, the Fedora.
tion of the world"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-06-21
WOULD NOT SUFFER so AGAIN
FOR FIFTY TIMES ITS PRICE.

l awoke last night with severe pains
in my stomach. / never felt so badly
in all my life. When l came down TO
work this morning 1 felt so weak /
could hardly work. I went to Miller &
McCurdy's drug store and they recon-
mended Chamberlains Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy. 1t worked like
magic and one dose fixed me all right.
1t certainly is the finest thing I ever
used for stomach trouble. / shall not
be without it in my home hereafter,
for l should not care to endure the
sufferings of last night again for fifty
times its PRICE,. II. Wilson, Livery
man, Burgettstown, Washington Co.,
Pa.
This remedy is for sale by all dealers,
BENSON SMITH e CO., LTD,
Agents for Hawaiian Islands.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-06-21
Rugs,
CENTER, SOFA AND STAND
Heavy Stock and Great Choice.
pO|ieTeS, Cu|t0lnS,
1QD|e Covers, Etc.
OF Best Value Ever Imported
AT
E. ". JORDAN
no. TO sTRETr
HOUSE LOTS FOR SALE!

TEN HOUSE LOTS for sale at Ke-
.aio Tract on Laniwai Street and
Cooke street.
For further particulars apply to Mrs.
Theresa Wilcox at Bethel Street, next
door to Post Office, up stairs over the
New Land Restaurant.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-06-21

IF YOU WANT to have good
laugh go to the ORPHEUM tonight
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-06-21
LOTS FOR SALE
AT
kAPALAMA.

TWENTY-SIx LOTS for sale at Ka-
palama on Insane Asylum Road, and
also Lots facing on new School street
road, which runs as far as the Ka-
mehameha Schools, which will be
opened soon. These lots are not far
from King street.
Map OF these lots can be seen at my
Office, Bethel Street.
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ValGdiGtO1T TO Oahu College Glass
Of 1899.
FROM CHAS. W. khfO0k
Evidences of Clear Thinking on =
ProbIem-B brotherhood Of Man
and Duty Of Nations.

Ia response TO many requests, the
valedictory to the Oahu College class
of 1899, delivered by Charles w. All
took, at the commencement exercises
in fuIl.