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Omaha daily bee., 1899-08-20

Delegates Elected mt the Convention
Which is Held In kenrney.

Delegates Elected mt the Convention
which is Held In Kearney.
KBARNEY, Neb., Aug. 1~9.-(Special Tele-
gram.)-The Buffalo county republican con.
vention met here today to elect delegates
to the state congressional and judicial con-
ventions. Enthusiastic speeches were made
by Norris Brown, Francis G. Hamer and
e. C. Calkins The convention unanimously
decided to permit Z. C. Calkins to select
delegates to the state convention as a can
didate for supreme judge, also F. G.. Hamer
to select a delegation for district judge and
Frank Il. Beeman the delegation for the con-
gressional convention.
Mr.. Beeman declined to select a delegation
on the ground that he would be handicapped
by the candidacy of Judge Hamer, as both
conventions would meet at the sam time
and place. He has withdrawn as a congress
sional candidate.
The following are the delegates to the
state convention: Henry Andrews, John
Mallalieu, Norris Brown, H. NJ. Sinclair, 1.
D.. Marston, Joseph Black, S. NJ. Nevius,
Frank D.. Reed, b. H. Goodell, Henry Glib
bon, Matt Ofill, Lew Robertson, r. o. Hos
teller, J. A.. Field, George Shepard, Joseph
Dunkin, NJ. A. Brown, Milton Noble.
Judicial delegates: H. NJ. Sinclair, N. P.
| Mcdonald, John T. Mallalieu. Norris Brown,
NJ. A. Brown, F. M. Hallowell, w. II. Cash,
Charles Kelley, s. E. Phelps, Henry Field
| grove, B. H. Goodell, Frank Grammar, D..
P. Ashburn, John Forestall, e. w. Car
penter, E. E. Cole, ]. R. Larimer, c. H.
Horth.
Congressional delegation: J. c. Hall, w.
T. Gould Butts, A. R. Stoser, A. J. Slower,
| d. Stonebarger, r. H. Hardy, e. N. Burton,
S. l. Leslie. John Swenson, G w. Graham,
NJ. A. Hostetler, J. R. Larimer, G. A. Murch,
]. E.. Decker, ]. L. Brown, S. N. Overturf.
NJ. r.. Nickwire.
PLATTSMOUTH, Neb., Aug. 19.-(Special
Telegram. 1.-THE republican central commit
tee OF this county met in Weeping Water
this afternoon and decided to hold the
county convention in Weeping Water Sep
tanber IA
Omaha daily bee., 1899-08-20
DOG is SUPPOSED TO BE MAD
Rnbid Animal Attacks Three Small
Children of Niman Pickrell, Liv-
ing Near Syracuse.

SYRACUSE, Neb.. Aug. 19.-(Special Tel
egram. )-Niman Pickrell, a farmer living
five miles west, had three children bitten
yesterday morning by a supposedly mad
dog. They are taking Willie and Samuel,
aged 4 and Z years respectively, to the Pas
teur institute of Chicago for treatment. The
one remaining at home was only slightly
bitten and it was not thought he was in any
danger. The dog was only s months old and
he was shot by a neighbor, who caught him
killing his ducks. The animal. so it is re-
ported, has bitten other dogs and SOM pigs
and they will be closely watched to see II
they exhibit any symptoms of rabies.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-08-20
in this city the plant will be placed
in operation again for the manufacture Of
high wines for export trade.
Tolbert Gets Chnnre OF venue.

BRITT, Ia. Aug. 19.-(Speciai. ia short
session of the district court was held at
Mason City. when Judge Sherwin handed
down his decision in the matter Of the ap-
plication of Charles Tolbert for a change ,of
venue. Tolbert stands indicted for muir
der along with Bone, who has started to
serve his sentence of sixty years. The change
was granted and in all probability Tolbert
will be tried in Hancock county, whore court
convenes today. Garner is easy Of access
for witnesses. attorneys. ETC.. and the ex-
pense of trying the case there will not be
very much greater than 1t would have been
at Mason City. g.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-08-20
FORECAST OF THE WEATHER
Fair and Cooler for Nebraska, Fol-
lowed by Thunderstorms and
Southerly Winds.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 19.-Forecast for
Sunday and Monday:
For Nebraska-Cooler Sunday and thun-
derstorms Monday; fair; southerly to
westerly winds.
For Iowa-Thunderstorms and cooler Sun
day; Monday generally fair. except probably
thunderstorms in eastern portion; southerly
winds becoming variable.
For Missourl-Fair In southeast, thunder
storms and cooler in northwest portion Sum
day afternoon; Monday, fair In northwest,
probably showers and thunderstorms In
southeast portion; southerly winds.
For South Dakota-Generally fair Sun
day and Monday; westerly winds.
For Kansas-Thunderstorms and some
what cooler Sunday afternoon; Monday fair;
west to southerly winds.
For Wyoming-Probably showers Sunday;
Monday fair; westerly winds.
Local Record.
OFFICE OF THE WEATHER BUREAU.
peraturo and precipitation, compared with
the corresponding day of the last three
years:
Maximum temperature. 81 SO "a "A
Minimum temperature. 70 n 5S 60
AyeTage teamperature''''' y 80 80 s. g
ton at Omaha for this day and since
March /, 1899:
Normal for the day ,.................. "A
Excess for the s
Accumulated deficiency since March l.. 25s
Normal rainfall for the day.. 10 inch
Total rainfall since March l...... 20. 2S inches
Deficiency since March l........ LIS inches
Deficiency for cor. period, 1885. 2.02 inches
Deficiency for cor. period. 1891. 7.90 inches
LUCIUS A. WELSH.
Local Forecast Official.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-08-20
Teachers Through at Trenton.

TRENTON, Neb., Aug. 19.-(Special)-
Hon. M. E. Phillips of Holdrege gave the
last lecture of the institute last night at the
Methodist Episcopal church, his subject
being "Scme Needed Educational Readjust-
ments.' 1t was one OF the best that has
ever been given here and was very forcible.
The teachers are hlsy today taking exam
nations and departing for home. The en-
rollment reached sixty-ive.
The primaries were held today TO elect
delegates to the county convention, which
convenes here tomorrow. 1t is thought the
silver forces will unite.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-08-20
To Welcome Compnny e.

DAVID CITY. Neb., Aug. 19.-(Special.)-
The citizens of David City and all Butler
county are preparing to give Company e,
First Nebraska, a rousing reception on Sep
TENDER 90. Chaplain Mailey will be one of
the speakers on behalf of the soldiers. Sew
eral bands have been secured. Among the
evening attractions will be fireworks now
being manufactured especially for this occa-
sion and a grand military ball at the opera
house,
Omaha daily bee., 1899-08-20

WAHOO, Neb., Aug. 19.-(Special. AFTER
a few months cessation the hog cholera
has again made its appearance in Saunders
county. County COMMISSIONS Marcy and
H. NJ. Clark have the fatal malady in their
herds OF Poland Chinas. These gentlemen
live in the neighborhood of Ithaca, and SO
far as heard from no other community in
the county is afflicted.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-08-20
Identified ms Mrs. w. l.. Lee.

HASTINGS, Neb., Aug. 19.-(Special.) y
w. E. Conrad of Cowles, Neb., was in Hast
ings this week and after getting a
minute description OF the woman who COM
mitted suicide at the Lindell hoter in Hast
ings Wednesday, August 8, and after a care
full study of a picture OF the deceased he
Omaha daily bee., 1899-08-20
Trim Through the state.

PLATTSMoUTH, Neb., Aug. 19.-(Special.)
The grand patriarch OF the Independent
Order OF Odd Fellows, L. e. Karnes. de-
parted last evening for a trip through the
state in the. interest Of the encampment
branch of the order.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-08-20
Funeral of Mary G. Case.

SYRACUSE, Neb.. Aug. 19.-(Special Tel
gram.)-The body of Mrs. DR.. Mary c. Case
was brought here today for burial in the
Warner cemetery. Deceased was Ga years OF
age and was one of the first residents OF
this town and formerly practiced medicine
here.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-08-20

WEEPING WATER, Neb., Aug. 19.-(Spe-
cial Telegram .)-Will, the 16-year-old son
OF Thomas Crozier, was shooting at a tar
get this afternoon. The gun was heavily
loaded and exploded, mangling the left arm
in terrible shape, but there is hope of saw
ing it.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-08-20
Prof. BoIus Resigns.

HASTINGS. Neb., Aug. 19.-(Special.)-
]. w. Bolus has rendered his resignation as
professor of science in the Hastings high
school.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-08-20

said the suicide was none other than Mrs.
w. l.. Lee, nee Lizzie Mills of Cowles, Neb.,
whose parents still reside on a farm near
that place.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-08-20

CENTRAL CITY, Neb., Aug. 19.-(Spe-
cial. )-William j. Bryan spoke to a fair
sized audience in this city last night.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-08-20

Cass County Old Settlers Picnic.
PLATTSMOUTH, Neb., Aug. 19.-(Special.)
Notwithstanding the excessive hot weather
Omaha daily bee., 1899-08-20

and the dust, the reunion and basket-picnic
Of the old settlers of Cass county in Union
was largely attended today.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-08-20
CONFUSION In The BIG SIXTH
Effort to Fuse Different Elements is q
Failure.
ALL INSIST ON NAMING THE CANDIDATE
Result IL Democrats stand by VI. G
Harrington and PopuIists by
the slate Candidate,
Judge Neville.

LEXINGTON, Neb., Aug, 19.-(special
Telegram.)-A telegram was received here
today from NJ. C. Harrington announcing
that he would remain in the field as the
democratic candidate for congress of the
Sixth district.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-08-20

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cURA Soar, Csc, CuricuRA OIErhHET, 800.
POTTER DRus AND CHEk. CoRP., sole Props..
Boston. Send for Face, Hands, and Hair
Book" mailed Tree.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-08-20
WOMEN
AND
MOTHERS

use in the form of washes or solutions for
annoying irritations. in~hammations. and
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too free or offensive perspiration, and for
many sanative uses, Gentle applications
OF CUTIcURA, greatest of emollient skin
cures, in addition, will, in many instan-
ceS, prove of marked benefit.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-02
PATENTS FREE! Valuable Money MAX

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ing Book on Patents. Tells ali about
cost. Gives 100 Mechanical Movements
Invaluable to inventors and mechanics.
Tells how fortunes have been made from
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made over $260. 900 Gives letters Of
wealthy manufacturers who want good
inventions In their line. Send u rough
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-02

FOR SALE--An 3-room modern be-
and cold water. bath. gas with -
In the house. gas stove. go0d -
laundry: quite = httae fsuMs
street: good neighbcrhood and Ten6e
us month: oniv 1850.
Corner 120xl3Q Ninth avenue nc!1
republican street. only one ntog1
Westiake avenue car hne; tness
be sold and now offered at the - ~ q
Of $50. ~
A fine 10 acre farm: ~ miles from
10 room house: barn 8xse. ~
fruit trees; living spring wafee g Fl n
land; this can be had on easy %.
great sacrifice. Call and MAKE - -
II Is worth $4,000.
never has been cuiled: no oetfe
river bottom; this In great nla4 ~
parties once refused &1.0W fQS - I'D
acres: can bo had now 81 H.
A i-room house and lot; mar ~ f.
line: handy to school and cnuss 49,
cash. balance easy; t0o.
Also 4-room house and LOT
Madison street car !ine; on ~.
ground. house iathed and PA 49,
good shape: $50.
A corner on Yefier 1a0xf30. doAM sss5S*$
with FIVE buildings bringing IA zs
bargain: could divide and ~
s. 20, the corner A.GD. or ootn
A grand good corner on first BIN g - r.
l21x12s: all level: streets graded ~ zE
cut down or hole 90 oil up ILL., "a
Is one OF the best things on ne Z. I
Ss,ts0.
We haze other good bargains 100 ~ ~" r.;
TO offer; call and let US tske yoo .SS.sSS
our expense and show you nSu 80:
Seattle real estate W.. Il
NJ b. JACKSON 4 Co,
40 Bailey building -
FOR sALE-By order OF court.
lowing property belonging 70 1'sss
OF william q. Hill. dsceased: 80
Handsome residence site, 10 ~
bunch. finest view On Beacon u'ns Sss7zs
A,51G. .xSs ~
Lot soxfco on Beacon hiii car line.
corner Of Massachusetts s,fess -
t<oo -
I acres. with house and orchard
". c. Hill Brick Cofnpany's 49,
mile from posteffice. u 90 =. 49,
Acre property near Hill sFact 49, ss-51f;as@
for sub6iyidiug. ss6 20 H.M -
Eacre tracts on Lake Wasainss So
Brighton beach: ys5o eaeE- r.
sacre tracts on limo Of Raintef
electric railway near BnguteN a. &s#
station: S4ae 10 $50 each $50
Il acres near Ren,on: $50 gSSs
WILLIAM II. LEWIS. Adninte0 q
~AssWe AH HsA1
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FOR SALE-Lodging houses. II you are
looking for a lodging house call on Nor
gan's Exchange. l0i1 Third avenue. who
have sold more lodging houses In Seattle
Of the lodging house dealers In Seattle.
Seven houses sold In the past week.
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THIS q the last day We can tell you Of
our prices on fireworks. naSA festoon-
ing. etc.
II you are wise you viii buy what you
want tomorrow
80 It. red, white and blue tissue paper
festoOning for sc, S for. 90
All wool bunting flags from 81 to-. 4 80
silk fags. unmounted. 7x1o EACH. 1Oc
SILK flags. mounted on stan. 7xl0, each l5c
Muslin hags, ks inches. "a for. CSC
Muslin hags, 6x10 inches, Il for... 15c
Muslin hags. 14x2 inches. II for..... SOC
Muslin fiags 26x42 inches, u for. 49,. "a 50
japanese lanterns for your bike from
30c dozen up to 40c each. II you 60
IN the parade you must have them
Cuban ffags. English aags. Hawaiian
fags, and last. but not least. - our inn-
mense offer OF
2 regular sc boxes Of torpedoes. ...... 80
I regular l0c box Of torpedoes. ........ .10c
The biggest value ever given In these.
Perfectly harmless in the hands OF tho
youngest child.
COON BROS. 1917 Second Ave
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FOR SALE-Half interest In q saw and
shingle mill; has option on several hum
bred acres OF the best timber land in the
A complete OUTFIT for an undertaken: has
been established for years In Q good
live town.
MIX route: ave COWS, 20 chickens horse
and wagon: barn with complete outfit;
5-room house. two lots: near car line:
$50: q sacrifice.
Grocery stores. restaurants. cigar stands.
saloons and anything you desire.
MORGAN'S EXCHANGE,
1W1 Third avenue.
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FOR sALE-By r. ". west = o.
Block. -
Eight-room house. with modern go
ments; three nice crates: ~
r,E GRADED . street s.s AND ssw9;
street; full size let: 1ouGo ~
brick foundation: tmpsovesneatp r
would cost - much - = go 4
property: $a.00e assF
A very pleasant ana abrasive ~
house 10 new and modern: ~ r.
2 desirable home tor small -
Neat five-room cettass. closs b; ~
alley; has modern conyenlence4
Five-room house on TWelftA ay1oN -
block from Madison: larBo 1T: u4UG1
graded and severed: u.lo&
Corner lot. 10oxloo: ssyan-roo@ mG1uQ
house; twc blocks from cabs ~: -
sexi2o on Harvard avenue; cogaalt -
Portable and modsrn s-reoa -
Good eight house. Win 81 NJ
corner lot: two blocks frc0 Go -
House OF nine rooms. with al me1ou -
provements: house n nav. NJ ~
ranged and within conyenbe1t &l1e01o
OF business portion Of tho c1tys ~
A good six-room houses hAtA tollek
ID
view: fne level 10. WIN 49,
Corner lot. slxiso. In NORTH Qsell1 RI
cable line: streets aso ~
small house; 00o0 So
Renton Addition lot tWe hlpQ4
Madison: Eighteenth avenuet
Very flne corner lot - HAkNe4
and Harrison street: 81. S. s
e0x11o on Thirteenth ate0oA - -
Nice building lot on rxsesystnlul %
nue.. one block north q lee1ens J
six-room hsuss. With lst SEises : y -,
eoxl2O in North Seattle: cleo y -
$50 -
soxi1 on Nineteenth aysnuA lseA
Madison street: fenced an1 - .
9060 @s
An excellent building lot on 1eugo1
avenue north and RApuhllce4
corner: fine surroundinQei u q
e0xl3S. corner OF Denny way 49, Ia
avenue: room for three houses
e0x10 on Third avenue car hne. u:
Union; 800.
Corner 6oxioo, one block froa t.
cleared and grubbed; ~ -.
e0x120 on Second avenue n0gs4: -
Maggie Addition lots ar0 0I1N
tween Madison and 1reAdveys
are q number OF very cheap - IL
addition: we shall be pleased - 49, -!
prices on application ~
f. w. WEST. = Union Block
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TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN: For
the benefit of those suffering from
skin diseases and facial blemishes. SUI
perflucus hair, moles, warts, birthmarks.
trio needles: no marks; absolutely pain
less: also wrinkles. pimples. moths. ring
worms blackheads. peck marks. eczema
mo s Oyer otner sxan 1iseases ssea5er
graduate and registered lady doctor.
am postgraduate OF DR.. Leclanche's In
stitute dermatologique, Paris, and DR..
stitute, New York. Diplomas can be
seen In my office. Largest electrical APP
paratus on Coast. Permanent cure guar
Anteed. one to four treatments. Charges.
y to $50. The Paris and New York
Medical and Electrolysis Institute, Sic
James street. Phone, White q. Near
Sixth. Consultation free.
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CARLSON-Tn Seattle June %. 10. q Tie Ar
Enxsou hotel, Karen. mother al Ida IL Carlson.
Of cancer of the stomach, aged 81 yesn
The fnnevaf viii take place thss asseFnoea u
n'eock from the Westminster Prexbyterizn church,
corner of Broadway and Columbia street Hev-
n. W. Gilehriks will ofHciAte. Intsfmenf u AAEs
view ceraetsgy.
HInPPENBERG-Tbe funeral Of William c.
Kloppenbesg vfii take place this afternoon a.
O'clock from Bonney 4 Ssevarts chapel assdsr
The auapSces Of the l. O. q. y. Interment IN
Lake View Cemetery
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MOORE 4 CO. ia JAMES ST.

MOORE d Co. ia JAMES ST.
FOR SALE-Lodging houses, hotels. res
taurants, cigar and fruit stands. grocery,
millinery and dry goods.
Money to loan. any quantity. low rates
Partner wanted In an old established busi-
ness, big returns.
Real estate. some bargains on Queen Anne
and Renton hills: also on iirst and SEC
ond hills. call and see US.
MOORE 4 co, ia James st.
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M.EwAx--Ia seattle. June =. -. - III -
Ms O. r. aeEnaE. s5 Teryy ayeauA. . d1nG1ses.
DUPEE-On yusy l. ~ to NJ. and Ma Chasses
c. Dapee At GeosBesovn. daughter.
oIllMONS-June 70. to Mr. and MIA =. D. -
mons, . daughter.
Partitions =. 10 Mr.. and NM z. A. FasA1
4 da1shser.
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BUTTER BUTTER. EGGS. B000.
Butter market il very arm and likely TO
90 up any time You better lay In good
Washington creamery 20 cents q pound
and it's delicious, and listen: We have
made arrangements to. handle large ship
ments Of strictly fresh ranch eggs ana
sell them retail below wholesale prices
Our price this week II 20c a dozen. Re-
member We guarantee every egg strictly
fresh. Why should you pay &c? While we
room for more Fall In line. Cow Butter
Store, ll23 First avenue.
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MAKE MONEY WITHOUT RISK-A
small investment In the wheat market by
our Dollars and Sense system will insure
you handsome monthly income We
have never made a loss Money may be
withdrawn on demand. Gilt edge refer
ences. Write At once for particulars.
Combination Investment Company. RiaI,o
building, Chicago
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WEEKLY profits; don't lose the chance:
money can be doubled every month in
wheat. stocks and cotton We pay profits
every fifteen days TO clients. our plan Of
safety IL uneaualed. Write for full par
ucuiars. free to any address, c. e
Mackey Il Co. % Broadway ~ r.
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WANTED-PARTNER.
WANTED-Partner In q strong Arm do
ing an immense business; 20 per cent.
guaranteed. Moore 4 Co.. ia James ut.
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FOR SAI4E--A restaurant: one that has
ADDED d.$0 70 present owners hank zc-
couns IN pa&t year. open to Investigation:
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hsAE with sssa secures permanent ,ex4s4cas
kGhf Roxk: . aAy. 0rstgsA IS New York
49, ~
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FOR SALE-Two saloons doing . good
business. paying a net profit of $50 to
$3.50 each per month: low rem, and well
located for business: the owners have
other business requiring their attention.
and will sell at great sacrifice. Fer
further particulars inquire OF M u. Jack
son & Co. 46 Bailey building
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GOOD business stand In country town.
consisting OF storeroom and dwelling
combined: two warehouses. good wharf,
store fixtures, etc.: water in house; few
fruit trees. and flower garden. this IL q
money maker; for sale or trade for Seat
tie real estate. Address r "a. care Post
IHfeiiiEencer.
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TIE following istters await advertiser
n this Office:

LODGE NOTICES.
ATTENTION. Comrade&.-John r. Miller
Post will meet at their hall on Tuesday.
July 9Th. ~ a. m. 10 take part In the
parade. All members are urged 70 be
present By order OF comma nder.
GEO. HOOKER, Adjt
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restaurant and bakery on PIKE street
doing good business: good reasons for
selling. can be had part cash, balance
easy: No. location. this Is Q money
maker Call for particulars n. b. jack
son 4 Co. rs Bailey building.
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EMPLOYMENT wANTED-MALE.
WANTED-Young married man must have
situation: web educated capable taking
charge OF books: seven years experience
IN store work. city references. Address
H. care Post-tnteiI1encer.
FIRST-CIAASS salesman Il years ex-
perience. desires position with reliable
house or representative on the road.
large acquaintance throughout the Pa
cinc coast Address X ~
EXPERIENCED wholesale hoakkeaper
wishes such position, or one OF trust. or
as superintendent. interview desired
moderate salary. Address g. care
Observation-Disclosures.
wANTEp-Posstsan in store or office by
neat. bright lad Is years old, thoroughly
> reliable and trustworthy. Address w
"a. ear. OF Observation-Disclosures.
PRACTICAL hotel hookkesper desires sit
uation In fsrst-ciaSs hotel, or as clerk
thorough experience. Address X 81 care
rcst-fnteiisencer.
ftRST-Ct4ASS carpenter wishes poe,tisa ~
tsnitcr, do all repairs required on build
tng at moderate salary. iifess 1914
Fifth avenue.
BUTCHER wtshes q position In shop. At-
dresN III s. care Post.Inteils genrer.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-10-24
VICTOR SAFE
FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF
Is the best OF the bunch. We have
them in various sizes.
Fishers Steel Ranges

Give satisfaction wherever used. Our
stock is n large and weli-assorted one.
ranging" from the small Family" to
Hotel and Restaurant sizes.
From "Pele's" heat TO "Klondyke"
cold is but n step. especially when one
nj 0ur