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Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1902-05-31
4 Generous Act.

Mr.. Dave Cohn, Of the firm Of l.add
Il Cohn. presented 10 the Miners
Union check for $ll53 Il this week,
to cover the entire expense OF the
funeral Of Dave CongdOn. Mr.. Cong
don lost bis life in the accident which
befelI one Of Ladd Il Cohn'S coaches,
u full report of which was given IN
the last issue of the BONANZA, Mr.,
Congdon was II member of the Tono-
pah Miners Union, and while there
was not even IA moral obligation rest
ing upon the stage company, yet
Mr. Coin, out of the bigness Of his
heart, gave his firms check for the
full bill of expense.
The treasury of the Miners Union
was nearly depleted last winter WHEN
So many burial expenses fell upon
them. and from which they have in
no wise recovered The act of Mr.
COIN in leinbursing the union in the
mentioned is significant Of
whole heartednesS worthy Of the good
citizen that he is. The union at their
last meeting voted motion Of thanks
to Mr. COIN.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1902-05-31

A few samples Of Tonopah ore are
on exhibition at the 5. p office under
the Grand Hotel in San Francisco,
and an immense crowd is seen daily
inspect ting the rich rock
Saturday night the officers gath.
cred up bunch Of hoboeS and told
them to skip out of Reno or 90 to
Jail. They all skipped by the light
of the moon,
David Prout. former Comstuck
miner died at Butte, Montana, on
May 18th of miners consumption
Deceased went to Butte about eight
years ago
Location notices, legal forms, for
quartz or placer claims call on or
address TONoPAH BONANZA.
People owning property in and
around Tonopah will do well to see
the firm OF Cutting x forman.
Residence property for sale by
Cutting Il Forman.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1902-05-31

,''o'' N FHISsitniin
NJ CHANCE
Defendant
The State Of Nevada to II NJ Chance, Defend
ant
Greeting
You are hereby required to appear IN an nc.
ton brought against you by the above named
plantir, in the Justice Court of TOnopah Town.
ship. County of Nye, Stare of Nevada and an.
swer before the Justice at his ONCE in the sn i'd
Township, the complaint filed therein. on or be-.
fore the 9TH day Of July, l9U9
This summons has been ordered publ shed
Tor six weeks prior TO the 7th day OF July r09
The said action is brought to obtain iudp.
ment against you 10 recover the sum Of one hun.
dred dollas for services rendered and lADor
performed by plaintiff for you, Ia examining and
sampling the mines of the South Tonopah Con.
soildated Gold Mining Company. in said Town.
snip, County and State between the sth and
llth day Of April 1872
And you are notified that II Won fail IN an
pear ana answer said complaint. as above re-.
CURED said plaintiff will take Judgment against
you Tor the sum Of one hundred dollars. together
with costs
Make legal services and due return hereof
Given under my hand and seal this ?grd day
Of May, 1902
- CLAY PETERS
seal Justice OF the Peace
- KEY PITTMAN Atty for Pinintif
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1902-05-31

The exterior boundary lines of the survey No.
20l2 embracing all of said eight mining claims
hereinbefOre described, are as follows:
Beginning at Corner No. | of the "MiZpah''
Lode Claim, thence North $40 SO East l5U feet
to Corner No ,; thence South 80 ~ East 1855
feet TO Corner No. 3, the same being Corner No
4 OF the Desert Queen" Claim; thence South 800
~ East 444.S feet to Corner No 5; thence South
80 81 West 59n.g feet to Corner No of the
Desert Queen Claim; thence North so ~
West 6IB.y feet to Corner No. OF the silver
Top" Claim; thence South 50 ~ East 2I75 feet
TO Corner No of the silver Top Lode: thence
North 500 81 West 5Il.s feet TO Corner No , of
West i13 feet to Corner No of the Valley
View Claim; thence North $50 0g West 1873 3
feet to Corner No of the Valley View" Claim:
thence North 10 ~ East to Corner No Il OF the
valley View Claim of Survey 2Jl2, 337 feet
thence South 75o ~ West b feet to Corner No
of the 'Burro' Claim; thence North 50 81 East
a2 rect to Corner No. OF the Blackboard"
Claim the same being Corner No. 3 of "Burro"
Claim; thence North $50 So West 73l1 feet to
Corner No. OF the blackboard" Claim; thence
North 30 or West 800 feet to Corner No OF the
"Buckb0ard' Claim: thence South $50 So East
3l28 feet to Corner No 3 Of the Red Plume"
Claim thence North no III West ln523 feet To
Corner No. 2 of the Red Plume" Claim: thence
South lso 49, West 49, feet to Corner No. of
the Sand Grass Claim: thence North 600 81
West l5UO feet TO Corner No 2 of the Sand
Grass" Claim; thence North 1870 ~ East 600 feet
to Corner No. ! Of the Sand Grass" Claim:
thence South 500 81 East l50O feet to Corner No
~ East liz feet to Corner No. | Of the Red
Plume" Claim; thence South no ~ East 1900
feet to Corner No. 8 OF the Red Plume" Claim:
thence South 1870 ~ West 400 5 feet to Corner
No. OF the Red Plume" Claim thence South
~ 58 East 7ss feet TO Corner No. l., the place
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1902-05-31

IT IS HEREBY ORDERED that the fore
going Notice OF Application for Patent be pub.
lished for the period OF ten consecutive weeks In
the "ToNoPAH BONANZA, :" a weekly newspaper
published at Butler City, in the County OF Nye,
State OF Nevada.
o. H. GALLUP,
Register.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1902-05-31
TONOPAH TRADING
COMPANY

Complete Line of Mems Furnish
ing Goods. - -
All Wool Blankets. Over
shirts, Underwear, Mems Fine
Shoes
Suits made to order, no deposit
required.
We also have In stock complete line of Saloon
and Restaurant Glassware-Bar Spoons Cork
Pullers Patent Lemon Squeezers Saloon men
will do well TO call at once and select their
glassware.
TONOPAH TRADING co.
Look for the Sign. Peters Building.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1902-05-31
Containing an aggregate OF

The said claims are situated In the North
east, Northwest, Southeast and Southwest quar-
tiers OF Section 3 and the Southwest quarter
OF Section N, and the Northeast quarter OF
Section "a, Townships 3, North Range l2 East NJ
d. b. nm
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1902-05-31
Notice TO Beef PeddlerS.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT At \
~ meeting Of the Executive Committee Of thc
ander.Nye Stock Association recently held IN
Austin, Barney Mccain was appointed Tide In
spector for Tonopah, Nye County, All persons
delivering beef In Tonopah are requested 10 cN
mint the hide of said beef To Mr.. Mccain for
inspection as requested by law.
Austin, Feb. IL iHbi. 4. C. Malloy Sec'y.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1902-05-31
SUMMONS.

IN THE JUSTICE COURT, TONOPAH Tow
L ship, Nye County State Of Nevada
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-01-18
INCREASE OF RAILWAYS.

The average increase in the length
railways throughout the world is 81
II 900 miles per annum, equal to ne --s
21l per cent Of the total lines exis,
which at the beginning of this cent ].
embraced nearly 100000 miles. OF the u
crease during recent years 400 miles pea
annum are added to the European system,
while the addition in Asia is at the rats q
$3.50 miles, in Africa 1,100 miles and n
Australia 100 miles per annum.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-01-18
A "BURN1NG MOUNTAIN"

The burning mountain" Of Montet,% s. -
Aveyron, France, which is often mistakes
for an active volcano, because pillar
of cloud rises from it by day and pilta1
of fire by night, is in reality a coal mino'
which has been burning for several yearA.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-09-11
M0nsenor Blonk
vista a Manat1,
La familia Calaf cumple
sus cultos religiosos anua-
les.
Preparativos para la lu-
cha electoral.

Stbre r.: Fecusda ha sido ests
quincena eu move ID d IS y noticias va
rias; pues desde Ell viernes del &C
tual on que hizo so segunds entrads
ests poblaci6n ell dignfsfmo Prels
do americano, Mon sef1or B o. K, Sc
Ia visto al pueb . muy concurrido y
IS GALES llenas de gentas de los cam
pos qua venian con sus peQuehuel s
para rseibir de nuestra primers au.
toridad el pan Eacaristual de 10 con
firmacion n como una prueba f&hesien
to y pGlmsris se Ia fe y couviccio-
mes cAtolicss &rraig Adas en- estas ma
sas de campesinos Sc ncil]as y virtuo
sas.
Clir Gle con ests motto "a Ia de
estarsa celebra. do tsmbien IA festa
de 10 familiA Ca'af en- honor sc Pa
tronR 10 virgen % Moserrate. Aver
fae ell dia dc dsr t6rmino esta sim
p&sica fiesta en- d1nda 10 fsmiliA Ca.
lsf echo Ell resto seg1n Sc dice, Gan.
do IL gente Iobre y mas desvalida
una comiia que consists en- carne
arroz pan y di veinticinco canta
vos cada 10 y como SO 20 de
estos infeiices Sc les distribuyo 70.
pas de vesiir y da abrigo como saba
mas frlsas etc. etc. Desde que dieron
comienzo las royeass de estR fiesta
tcdas fas nochas Sc disparaban cohe
tea may bien prepaTados con luces
de distintos colores La vfspera y el
dia de 10 PatronaEe Quem8ron en- To-
plaza mRgf ffieo y sorprendentes iue
gos fjos que A trayeron dicha pla
z1is
como dos horaa eoutem plando Ell es
pect&cu o del que Sc despidieron con
sentimiento para volverlo & YER sl
sf1o que vieae 4 los que nos cola con
vida como en este e Dios grsoiae.)
La propr g .nda o isica por pzrte
d. pc id, e publlcano, va tomando
mucha ac5ividad, por en- eontrarse di
che rartido, segda nc dicen, con
tres candidates. para regir los desti ,
NOS de es.e municipio, los cusles
can 3idatos todoa gozan de simpatfa
en- en- el Distrito cads cual lucha
por s&car en- las trfunfantes urnss ell
cus tro de NJ viembre, al que cuen-
te con mayor n1mero de votes EI
otso partidt: el federal amerieano
pArece que no da sef1sles de vida; le
es indifsrei ta, como est& en- minorfs
aunque eD sus q as Sc encueutran
hom hyas de riquezgs y de valer que
81 adversario liene y engruese sus
huestes para IL proxfma lucna que
SO aproxima. Id que le convene &
sste pueblo es una administration
buena y cue sepa defenier con sus
Aceptaoas gestiones, los intereses de
todos ep general, sea ese hombre q.
sdminisare fsderAl 8 republicano 8
independence inspirando sus actos
en- aras del mas puro patriot smo
on bien de sus administrators.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-09-11
La noticia
de que hay en- San German
una casa que tiembla ha re-
SultadO cierta.
Las Causas flsiCds a cue ese fG-
n6menO ObedezCa, deben ser es-
tudiadaS.
[De malestro correspoms011

Setbre. 9 Da Pasta Velez, co.
mo carifi iosAmante la llaman sus ami
gas, es una respectable Sra. de esta
ciudad. Su moral, su asquisita cor
tesia y buen trstc le hs grengeado
81 general aprecio Los a,radedo.
res dc "a cMsa re idencis han sido en-
estos diAs ell punto de parada de Ia
gente sin ms yor oficio, y ell vecinda.
rio todo h& aeudido su habit aci6u
en- solicitud de nc t'cias ciel as sobre
los temblores locales que vienen sim
tiendo.e desde hsce hoy 30 diAs en-
aquel pei METRO. Qae IL casa item
bla, que In losinA tiembla que ell
temblor Sc siente, nos bastarfa para
creerlo conque dof1a Pasta nos 10
oilers pero como n mIcnos dudan,
van 81 sitio, y salen convencidos
Q1iace dias Sgusrd6 pacie1ts'
mente dof1s, PAz autes de determinar
Sc & hacer p1blico ell fan6meno seis.
mfco que Observable Rszones de pc
SO ID hicieron contener; pero en- Wis
ts de que slgunos amigos fueron eu
ter4ndose y la &C 0nsej &ron hscer pd
blicaa sus ohservaciones, hizo moi
eiar el hecho Hl Director de E Eco
dc las Lomas y el pa olico CONGO ell
caso. y como abejss ll&madss per
csmpanilla, no quedo tftere con ca
beza que no fuera yer el sitio y
sentir los movimientos.
Y coroo de todo nay en- la vif1a
del sef1or, ha h&bido criatura que
sinti6 olor q szufre, Ctros & terra
mejada, otros sulfurit3 de potasa
o-ros msrieco, otros petr6leo
hubo hAslA quien sintiera cGzderos iaa.
naensas de aqua b5rViepado
En- reslidad de vsrdad, el hecho
es srto. Los temblores Sc han sen
lido con bastante ffeeuencis. algu'
nos de intensidAa y fuerza considers
bles. Hoy no son tan frecuentes Pc
ro son diarios y mss notables oil obs
curecer.
Da Paz hs dado aver cuentA & 10
Alcaldla para que le sea not ;iado
oficialnente al Hon. Gobernador,
por 81 cree prudente hacer estadiar
ell case.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-09-11
IntimidadeS beers.
Kruger no acepta
Ia domination ingleSa.

La HAya, Agosto 30 Dfcese
que In conferences habidA en- Utre'
tch entire los Generates beers y Mr..
Kruger, hA sido muy tempestuosa.
Daspues de uua hora de discussion
sc rstirAron los ex.delegados del
TransvAal, dejando d los tres jefes
con Mr.. Kruger. Aseg tAse que este
no SO hallR dispuesto q 2ceptar 10
domination ipglesa en- el Africa del
Sar, y que es partidAIio de una Ms
cionAlidad compuesta de los varios
EstRoos de esta region, bsjo 10 ban
iera boer. Tambien Sc AtrmR que
ha reprochAdo AmargAmente & los
GeuerAles ell haber prescindido de il
luchA. Dewet, Delarey y B 4thS, han
regresado hoy mismo q IL Hays.
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ION
a frAterni-
% vs. cada

q frAterni.
8 vA cada
aatos. Las
-.~nusn a IL felicidad de
Ios pueblos sin levAntar en las al
mas odios que smpaquef1ecen, no
necesitan gc&ndas impulses para
arraigar en- 10 conciencia p6b,ica.
De Ahf ol que en- estA terra IL
aemillA De concordia espRre Ia por
fnteRrps puertorriauef1os, ffuctifi.
que. Y como no! Si estsn1~ s pa1pan.
20 ell triste resultado de asRs Aira-
dAs luchAs de b&ndel las en- que ell
rersonalismo pro~ ende & ahondAr
cada vez mas la division de Ia fAmi-
Lis puert ~. 4usfiaI
Y nuestro pueblo estk c"nvenci.
do de que ese espectAc ulo nos de-
prime, tanGo as cusnto que de re
sotros y solo de nosotros depende
que Ell derecho Sin restricc' ones nos
ampare In libertAd sea este pue-
bios 10 qne es III gran pueblo cuya
bandera onde& en- Puerto Rico.
IQae sc consigu por ell camino
de los disturbioss 90 l6 Sc SlcanzA
con las pasiones soliviantAdas y los
rencores presidi6ndolo todo?
Pues Ell propio desprestigio, la
propiA anulAcion. n. Los puert ,rriqui-
nos estGn en- ell deber de velar por
el bien de Puerto Rico? Luego, ese
gran inteIes nos mands deponer
odios iniustifcAdos. Ese deber nos
llama & ANA hermosa conjunction de
volu9 tades en- que ell 1nico objetivo
sea la salvAcion de IL patlis. Asf
como en- 10 edAd media defendfAn
los hidalgos las CT estiones de CON
ciencia dsntro de 10 fo .mula &de Dios
o0ajo ninguno., los puertorriquef1os
en- esta gran question de conci enciR
y de honor que Sc llama .psz y
union,> debemos esperar que desae
el gobierno hAsta el dltimo ciudads-
no, NO haya uu solo cabAllero que
aeje de I r astAr so concurso esa
hermcsa obra de bien y de morali-
dad p1blica 81, de Dios a6qjo, min
get,aoiS
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-09-11
DinerO para los pObreS.

La juntA de festeios del 4 de
Julio, hA Acordsdo distribuir los
fondos sobrantes de dichAs fest rs
entire los pobres de San Juan.
AL efscto Sc rep&rtirG esa cAnti-
dad entire los Sub comites, corres-
pondiendo q cadA uno In sumA da
sos 81 centAvos, que pueden los CO
balleros que forman los Sub comit6s
recojer del seffor Lcdo. don Juan
Hernandez Lopez en- cuyo poder es'
t& depositAdo ell dinero.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-09-11
CuatrO retreats
q Ia Semana

Los hAbit&ntes de San Jnan es'
tan de enhorabuena puesto que po
dram espSrcir el Amino tomando ell
fresco y oyendo buenA m1sica cus'
tro veces por semana.
Los microbes y s&bados, CO.
rresponde el turno IL banda de In
Pol cfa en- las plazas sBaldoriotys y
sColons, los viernes, q 10 orquestA
que dirige ell senior Dachesne en- Ia
plaza sBAldoriotyD y los domingos,
en- el mismo sitio, In banda del bata'
llon puertorriquefIo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-09-11
COSECHAS.
(05sey0actones del Walter Bureom. J

COSECaAS La condici6n de
las coaechas dura nte In semsna que
terni 6 el 6 de Ssptiemhre, ha su
frido Ago en- muohss secciones & eau
So del tempo de SEGA. Las caf1as
nuevas ahora pres7ntan buen &spec-
t) pero necesitau uuvis. La TERRA
est& demasiado dara cara IL labran
20 en- algunas localidades y el plan.
ito de cana Y otras eoaechas estA a.
trAsado. La limpiezs de los cAfsta-
les ha estado activS durante la semA.
n& y ys SO han reccgido algunss ba.
yas de cafe. En- el distrito de C&Yey
90 ha semorado mucha semill& de ts.
bAco y de la que se sembro ys ha na-
cido &iguna.
Los fnertas aguaceros que csye-
ron duranta primeros de sem ana al
S. del ci stritu de Arecibo causaron
daflos & los sen il teros de tabAco y
feutos memories. De algunos distri-
tos informan que las viandas est&n
escasas, Chiuas, pif1Rs y sguacates
estan abundantes.
Tn anha tinOcFaf4a e. ,4A.ta fnfSa >
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-09-11
TOA ALTA.
(De maestro corresponsoz

Ser I'll embre El lomiDgo Z se
Nevo a tf9cto en- ests pueb o un
smeetins republicano al cual asis-
tieron mas de mil adeptos con bas'
tante entusiRsmo en- bien de su par
lido. Oradores de Ssn Juan espusie.
ron su doctrins. Pae5e decirse que
Toa Alta es republicano.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-09-11
CilCuenta Y[CtimdS
de las maliObraS
n1l1tares rusaS.

Londres, Agosto 80 Comuni-
can de S al Petesburgo que durante
las maniobras que Sc efectua ron en-
los alrededorss de ID Capital, uno de
los escuadrones de cAballerfa fu6 en-
vuelto por nna caid& de aqua que
ercontr6 en- su paso, al racibir 10
orden de cargar, y que era material.
mente impossible evitar. Perecieron
ahogados cincuenta h 1mbres.
HITCHCOCK LITAMIRY ACADEMY
SAN RAFAEL, CALIFORNIA U. s. A.
VERANO PERPETUO.
Sc preparan para las Universidades, nj no
de todas las edades. Pension moderada.
Para mas informes dirijirse
B. U. BATES.
La Fortaleza, San Juan
-1
NEUROSiNE i7RUNlEB
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-05-16
The Military Cane.

Il. enc respect the soldiers returning
frsu the Philippines have turned An
1t,-.niacS. During the recent visits
Of TRANSPORTS from Manila. the streets
OF Honolulu have been hiied WIKI oi'
Gers and soldiers carrying the little
Il=ss rattans so common In the britisA
ar-y The rattans are about two feet
Is,r. usht and flexible. The top part
Is capped with bright metal They are
,..r~Ssd for no other purpose than that
80 .n~~rtv holding something 10 the
ba.s while out ON a stroll. OF Al any
ti-.s while on duty. To a certain
tens they gave the ofheers anu -
IN. . natty appearance. The custom
- ,hs Anneric.n soldiers originated
Iar.,Iy from the spanish army rather
thx. the British army. for all spAh'-
-ot4esrs carry light canes
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-05-16
Hotel Incorporates

Articles OF Incorporation we're filed
with Treasurer Wright yesterday morn
ing by the Halei~a Hotel Co, with a
capital stock OF 100000 The company
IL organized TO take over hotel prop
crty which was owned BY H. +. Diilins-
ham According TO the articles hied
Mr.. Dillingham; holds $50 shares and Ia
president OF the corporation F. L Pax
ton n treasurer. holding I'VE shares: n
W. Van -vaIkenberg II secretary. also
holding Ave shares c. p Iaukea.
manager OF the hotel. holds rs shares.
ard w. r. Dillingham; has i've shares
The stock OF the corporation Is shown
I'm the valuation OF the hotel at sSs.-
SO. the water and electric lighting
plant. s1s.s75: furniture and fixtures.
81. 50: lands and leases. $1,000. and
CASH On hand. s,SsS.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-05-16
Company f's Llau.

The fatted pig OF victory was cooked
and eaten last night at the drillshed
by Captain Samuel Johnson. command
er OF F Company. the officers and men
OF his company. together with all the
company and field officers OF the First
Regiment. ~. @. H. and invited guests.
In honor OF the victory OF F Company
ut the competitive drill held last Sat-
urday. Not only was the fatted pig
there upon the four tables required to
seat the guests. but there was chicken
and turkey. poi. dried fish. fish cooked
In Il leaves. fruits and other appetizing
edIbIes.. with plenty OF liquid things
with which TO wash them down. When
the inner man was satisfied the guests
lay back In their chairs and listened to
the narrative OF the prowess OF F Com
pany. not only upon the competitive
field. but upon the actual field OF action
when the rifles were pointed toward an
armed foe.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-05-16
Me- wards Will Lecture.

In response 10 several requests from
prsn<ipais and teachers % the HOMO
Iu,. schools. Jr. Frederick wards has
decided % give one OF his Characters
a.. t.eturcs on Shakespeare at the 0p-
81, house Monday afternoon at j. the
entire lower fiCor. a. well as the boxes.
vu D. reserved for the .teaehsrs ana
ts..,r pupils. who are invited % b. Frss-
- As guests Of Dir. Warde on TN
occasion. The doors viii be opened
: NJ ana the management would
,,r,-t that those coming Viii
their seats BY or before o.el0Sa
tire lecture viii begin Thts VIZ
tre-t O. the admirers % tHs
Pare. and an event loHs % -
nsrea
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-05-16
BUSINESS LOCALS.

4 TOT OF fine ferns at auction today at
NOrxan's saiesrcom on Queen street
Special sale OF handkerchiefs at
EhIers' this week. See advertisement
TIE schooner Twilight will be sold
At The Old Fishmarket wharf at noon
today
caIi at Honolulu Photo supply Co.
for catalogue OF PTenO cameras free Of
charge
Hawaiian Lodge will hold n special
meeting this evening for work In the
second degree.
Typewriters rented. repaired and ex-
changed at the Remington typewriter
Office. Hotel street
Al the Irmgard wharf today at 10
O'Clock James Morgan will sell at auc-
tiOu 200 bales OF good hay.
A. furnished bungalow on Tantaius is
offered for rent by the month. For par
ticuIars see our classified ads
A perfect Mt II your eyes are per-
fecfIy fitted with glasses. they'll last
longer. Sanford. In the Boston block.
wiiI tell you all about glasses
Have you seen the red earthen flower
uots for sale at DimondsZ II you have
some choice slips you wish TO plant
thase are the very things Come and
zee them
A house and lot In College Hills at a
bargain On dCCO4HN OF
Departure. IN offered for sale on easy
ruouthIy payments by Henry Water
house &c Co. Fort and Merchant
streetsL
SEVERAL large shipments OF "Epicu-
rem" groceries have already arrived
In Honolulu and more are coming The
goods under this brand are guaranteed
Satfsfactory. or money back-is our
motto. Ask your grocer for them
sealed tenders will be received At the
office OF Castle * Lansdaie In the
stangenwaid building for filling In the
traef OF the Union Land Co. Ltd In
Kezalo. 10000 to 10000 cubic yards
viii be used In making these improve
meats Full particulars can be had by
calling at Room $50 Stangenwaid build
ing.
IL II n notorious fact that here In the
Hawaiian Islands where the best cof-
fee I'm the world In grown. only Java
eauarIng N In flavor. IL 10 almost I'M
possible TO procure a decent cup OF coz
f~,. ut hotel or restaurant III Bar
nard.s Best were used our guests
would have n good cup always as u -
properly handled from berry TO grind
ing
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-05-16

Ps.s for the celebration Of Decora-
tIco Day were advanced At meeting
Of she @. A. r. committee held last
evening ut the rooms Of Prof. L Cook
Tbsys was much discussion over gen.
.r.l features OF the day. such as the
formation Of the parade In AiaNea
street. right resting on Beretahia, aho
Of the character OF the exercises FLOW
era that may be donated VIII De re-
celved at the store OF Comrade Deith-
The following committees were ap-
noxnsed TO make special arrangements
crater C. H DIckey; literary exer-
ct.s.. w. L. Eaton; music. Professor
+ Cook: Invitations. K A strout ano
+. Tsrrin: flowers and transportation
II. peitz and r. Sherman; parade W.
H. matOn-