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The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1902-05-29
GfNOESE MILK PEDDLER.

The always meek and serviceap'e
burro, which is invaluable as pace
animal In mountainous regions, II pu'
to good use In certain parts OF ltay'
where he is employed to good advan'
tage by the milkmen. The picture
shows a Genoese milkman, whose bur
rO Is laden with basket contalhine
the tactical fluid of trade. The burro =
naturally a slow-moving "critter, al.
it Is evident that the dealer Win
large patronage Is obliged to get W
pretty early In the morning In oruei
make his deliveries before breakis'-
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1902-05-29
Their COMBINED AGES ARE 343 YEARS

The Bastian family of Galena. ILL.,, Is
remarkable for It's longevity. The com
bined age of the four brothers, John,
Stephen, Thomas and Henry Bastian,
is now 343 years, being 90, 80, SO and
II years respectively. There are two
sisters living here also. Mrs. Jane Ire
varthan, who is IS years old. and Mrs.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1902-05-29
THE LATE SOL SMITH RUSSELL.
Quaint Actor Whose Plays We're Pure
and His Work Artistic.

The stage has lost one of it's nOblest
characters and most charming players
by the death of Sol Smith Russell. He
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1902-05-29

British
the
to
ii $
be
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-06-23
COURT PROCEEDINGS.

The Second Circuit Court OF Waiiuku
h,, heen in session all the week. The
trial fury hope to terminate their la
i,ors some time next week IL has stu
six or more civil cases TO try. -.
This morning Cthe ZlsO hung
iury reported 10 Judge Kaiua- me
ease concerned was the Territory u
Hawaii rs Ontario Valez. assault with
deadly weapon Valez. a Porto Rican'
resident OF Hamakuapoko. had a mar
row escape. for the jury stood IL TO
AGAINST him. after discussing the mat
ter all yesterday afternoon ana ias'
night.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-06-23

srsncs OF Yokohama Specie >.
No. Republic building. Honolulu n -
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-06-23

Commercial and Traveller Letters OF
Credit Issued on the Bank OF California
and ~. N RofhschIId & Sons. London
Correspondents: The Bank % caiifor-
MA. Commercial Banking Co OF sgd
ney. Ltd. London
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-06-23
BISHOP &CO.. BANKERS
ESTABLISHED IN 1855.
Banking Department.

Transact business in all department.,
OF banking.
Collections carefully attended 20.
Exchange bought and sold
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-06-23
Insurance Department.

Agents for FIRE. MARINE. LIFE.
ACCIDENT and EMPLOYERS LA
BILITY INSURANCE COAPANIES-
Insurance once, ga Bethel street
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-06-23
TheYolOhQHQSDeele BqnE.[ld

HEAD OFFICE: YOKOHAMA
Interest Allowed
a. axed deposit for II months PEI
cent per annum- n. "a,
On AGED deposit for . montns' IN ~
cent per annum- ,sx
On nred deposit for . month"; PC
cent per annum- -
rne bank buys and receives Tor cor
.,ctton Bills of Exchange. issues ORA. !.
ana Letters Of Credit. and transAS'
sspsrnl banking business
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-06-23
BASEBALL

Al Wells Park. Wailuku. snort
game OF baseball took place between
she waikapus and Maui Alerts. on the
1sth. During the last half OF the hrst
innIng the game was declared orawii
on account Of rain. The score stoou :
49, > 4, Favor OF the waIkapus. though
only two men OF the Alerts were out
M the time the game was stopped
Tomorrow afternoon the "Puunenes
..ttt ,,tav the Maui Alerts.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-06-23

Drafts and cable transfers on China
Shanghai Banking Corporation and
Chartered Bank OF India. Australia and
China
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-06-23
MIscELLANEOUs.

Politics comes hard 20 Maui people.
~ N any Of the Republican precinct
strbs nave held the June meeting csIi-
- Tor by their bylaws Tney proo1,
1fx intend TO nominate and eject All
S.i,e.rs al the meeting In July.
NV the steamer OF the lstn: Ar; anu
49, . II. Dickey. Miss Belle Dickey
- Mrs. Grace waterhouse OF fono.
min arrived on Maui They are
,heIr Haiku residence TO spend tAs
~. ara Mrs.. W. O. Aiken and Miss
s,t.s,..s ara al ''Idlewild." Olinda-
s:chool inspector g w Baldwin Is II
ii M-x Baldwin OF stanford univer-
Ia visiting his brother. Sso -
rs,,,avrin. the chemist OF HamakuaboS'
a. ,oday's steamer. Mrs W "
/ saith and Ar. Clarence smith osp .,.
-. Uonoiuiu. They have o~en Nisi'-
il - as,hawao literary was post
..res from the evening OF tne I'm -,
- ,c,irht. on account or ineisihe"'
wsath.r quite rainy all the 800
-. o. ave inches Of rain have -
80 IoealIties. The trade winds sIe o''"
ing today
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-06-23
Savings Department.

Deposits received and interest allow
ed at IA per cent Der annum. In &C
eordance with rules and regulation
copies OF which may be obtained or
application
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-06-23
SCHOOLS OF
VALLEY ISLE
t
Week on
Maui.
SESSION OF
CIRCUIT COURT
Politics Not Lively Now-Bsssball
Notss-A Rainy Spell.
Personal Notes.

MAUI. June 2l.-The past week on
Maui has been chiefly remarkable for
the closing exercises OF the various
schools prior to the long summer vaca-
thor. To the unInterested observer the
exercises OF pau kuia" day In the or
binary district school seem rather fat.
stale and Improbable. for the program
OF events Is ever The same. and Is often
Inonotonous with the constantly recur-
ring speech. dialogue. song imperfectly
rendered by childish lips. But all this
IS another story when the fond parent
and admiring friend are brought into
consideration.
During the morning Of the 18th Maui
naoIu Seminary OF P.lia held its annual
reception. day before a large audience
Of Maui residents. The girls were all
assembled In Baldwin Hail. at a
m. and for several hours showed their
proficiency in the various studies
Beautiful songs. perfectly rendered.
gave variety 10 this exhibition OF their
scholarship. In an adjoining room was
held n most successful sale OF fancy ar
tieIes. bamboo and lauhala work. and
bread. cake anu cdnuE.
On the evening OF the goth. the large
hail of the wailuku Union School was
hacked TO the doors with the people
OF the town who frequently applauded
n most interesting rhetorical program
The entertainment was a long one. con-
sistine OF twenty events. among which
may be mentioned Japanese songs.
given in costume, a fan drill. bur-
lesoue on the ran drill. cantata, and
as a finale. minstrel show In which
"a boys and girls took part A cake
walk by the MINISTRIES created much
m.rrIment. Mrs. w. \. Mckay Is the
p,ineipaI OF this school and her assist
ant teachers are Mrs. Harry and Miss
PHI.
During Friday. the Goth. from a. m
On , u. m. nearly every Maui schoo
,av.. Some sort OF an entertainment
/ AT waikapu there was pleasing
nros-ram OF music and rhetoricais. a
Il Paia nearly every child had a speecf
o,a n was the same at Hamakuapoko
che Paia kindergarten. under Mls'
.tosssr and the Hamakuapoko kinder
carton I'm charge OF Miss Steele. vice
with the public schools In attractin'
tccai residents. At Kealahou, huia
Mr.. Copeland issued printed program
executed on the school press. Their en-
J tcrtainment was varied by the intro
,,uction Of instrumental music on IN
organ. flute and guitar AT haupaka
Iua the list OF exercises was a long one
consisting OF Tecitations and songs
At Makawao in addition to recita'ioh'
dialogues and songs. there was can
tata. entitled Little Red Ridinshooo'
the execution OF which devoived niue
credi, upon Miss Fleming. who ma
carefully trained the children.
Though 10 the pupils and their rela
|. tives and friends the day was one Q
pleasure. 10 the teachers IL represente
much hard work.
II
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-06-23

Interest allowed on term deposits ~
the following rates per annuu. viz:
Seven days notice. at 2 per cent
Three months. At . per cent
Six months. az "a per cent
Twelve months, at 4 per cent
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-06-23
Accountant Department.

Auditors for corporations and pri'
vate hrus-
Books examined and reported on
Statements OF affairs prepared
Trustees on bankrupt or tnsolvent En-
tatesL
once. sz4 Bethel street
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-06-23

.~ FRANCISCO AGENTS TIL III,
NEVADA NATIONAL bANh
aAN FrSANCISCO-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-06-23
Trust Department.

Act an trustees under MORTGAGES.
Manage estates. real and personal
Collect rents and dividends
Valuable papers. wills. bonds, ets
received for safe keeping
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-06-23

under the Laws nf ths
TarritorT Of Hawaii.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-06-23
BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
ss,aA Kumalae. O. n. Kanaxanui'
=. n Kee-

the above Company win buy. Lease
or sen Iancs In all parts OF the ma
vaiian Islands. and also has houses IN
the city OF Honolulu for rent
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-11

TI"-- !"IE''. -'-"-7 80 ana y at Con !.
I"s Il
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-11
FOR SALE.


Two choice farms in Jasp.- Co,ia-y. Missouri
II - farms Sfe n a l.tie S5-S.1. close %
I~a-if1E- &C." IvSa.lt-uu'- the county seat.
,i-I.as Aa-sas EItv. = Louis AID 81. Jose.rI
in ;heir r-Sg-cT;v. tysla:i-s. Ja<-e- County stan,is
.irst in POPULATION, III production % shsGt. in
tories. schools and b-.dg-s. sac has sS6.gIo
Loaned CUT at ; per c-l; interest. which goes
has l1 b--!,-,! .-ht. Sh- ms ;Ss Of th- finest
cvurth"Is-S IL th- VcSt and several hundred
niles uf me finest ETavelei roads in the state.
al La!d for. W vii-- two farms for sale as
follows:
/ Farm OF - acres. f,r- miles from Carthage.
with udcl"aH.-..i T.a.S fs.nI flrn 70 city
Everv acr- IS in cultivation. :=r5iI- soil. good
wells and ---yaS. t.!is-irE~ fair 20 c-ops sold
for So VII Ea2E- lr- stock farm. Price. -
II; OK - HE- F,eass- i"F 'eHt Interest NJ
deduction fr- cash
w"st - Carthage On the Carthage and joplin
!ri.- -t-t'--IN @rs-s IN c'rt". p"aJh. plcTl.
Fer ar. CrfrEE .oEtla-t. Gnnnt - acres in snail
tr"'t. Ss'r - h.echn-:ri.s. raspherrie', straw
b.r.i"S. canes. etc E2lInte il H-IiI!e pasture.
Win ruI.rig- sg.-zg. NJ wIsts land. Coed
barn AMI finest I. -r:.Huus- in Jasper County. Zine
ar. So. Price. s-a.'n- Terms: One-tniri
Gown. oS.=r'- In 80 = IA" yes-s. = per cent
.g;r has hI4 infested in e nearly Sis.l9 and
VS. clas,t opt under mortgage.
thing, for nothing s4!4i not yr.:it" Snaps; hut
rNa'tir IS rHuEr-srte!. Gi.t-sdG~t Investments
They viii IIy good interest on The investment
psctiyc mineral yaIUe. We GHi be glad 20
4 c. NEWELL < son. Financial AGea:s
References. ANY hoax in Car.Iass ar Iagitn,
Missouri: si~l. lrarcisl journals As follows: Ths
ti5naI Banker. Ehi,agu: bonds ara Mortgages.
Chicago. anu American Investments Buffalo.
+. $-Trese farms must he sold before Janu-
arr l.. 1856.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-11
1893 VICTORIA STABlES LI>DELL BOIL.

WORK horeo. also rAldior.s wagon; 10 reason
a--n --.r ---u.-. - n-.a--l =. -u-:.--.-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-11
o FOR REyT.


WASHINGTON Ave. 2a-i-Ira,,fuI ;h!s story
r!>he,i: best Of heat. s. week
WASHINGTON. furnished second
story from, rom. for .yu gentlemen: also u:her
rooms. hu, bath. sas. steam heat.
WASHINGTON. and single rooms.
completely furnished for housekeeping. hot bath.
gas: water in rooms; terms r-;is' nih.e.
WASHINGTON. 2s-s-f-arg- s-cond-sr"ry front
also front parlor. hot batI. furnace heat
WASHINGTON Ave. 81: - Eo&-.tiful second
story font. airGve. gas. neat. hi,I. telephone;
for tYp OF .irr" gentlemen; southern exposure
WASHINGTON Ave-. c.,-Larr. s.c0nd-storv
front. southern sNpasUr". for nan ard VI. o.
;w0 gentlemen: ava lath. h-at Of furnace heat.
WASHINGTG% Ave. 90 %ir-'r furnished
floor: lars- thir .-s'oIv rn-,H:, not l'.l. gas. fug-
mae.
WEBSTER Ave-. Iala-oa~ ne.,.y furnished
first f.nur fInrt ru-m. T.rh u" a: I.-rhs Il. ips
housekeeping al" i'hii rooms
vEST ESD Place. sIs-Tw. !a-r. ,,aa. cling
rooms first floor. uu:u.u SH"s- .ra' E'a=rrih'e.
WEST EMO r.rr-. ~ E'.cz E,-t - G-,ud.
North sid. .p~!y.r.E,ear'. Iast-. -rlu.-st4-
front r-f1: sta'a!l" f'r -. s-rI-ns"n.
WINDSOR Flas". 81. Rrrr-. nsrisE-I " -a-
fu-r,s;c.: i!-it housekeeping Z desired. al con
y~u;' r"-~-
WINDSOR VIaco. 2>GI-Frr iirH- hos x..p.o-
tn. c"nrisgeIy furnished rooms. qul.5 fau:..y;
no children
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COMPREHENSIVE down, hala"o". 81
&. ..,k.E- Iae western -~..1r'u. . room
aar... sap. hurry. Gasc'oS. ~! 'h,stau'.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-11
FOR
IMPROVED CIT PROPERTY FOR
SALE.

NICE c---y.m c.ta&e. ra-e.. and s:-k n
Eltch-n. rEraI. y -. Republic
SARAH -. - N.-Folrroom house John
schultz
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-11

Also gold. silver. brass and copper plating: re
uaIFing, oxidiziHg and .lacquering at reasonable
prices. Degge & Nusick. 7iI-.i3 Market St
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-11
Q REPAIRS
Tor any old stove. ''Forshaw." Ill N.I2th. Kin.C 81
Gasoline and Steam Engines

NEW and secondhand gasoline engines bought
sold. ercpalged and repaired. 4451 Easton.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-11
FARMS FOR SALE,

HAVE - ac-@s n. [-.Iit land 70 sail near
= popular h-ai'r -=s3rt n southern A!abana: ale
acre . -. Republic
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-11

l
-,
ROOMS 10" NENi.
LOCUST -, 22'i-v,ry ;1- front rom: fur
mace h.a:: viii allow Eight housekeeping.
! ro Ggs i, rs vacated; HEAT aid BAH inc,9Iei FROM
-r--.-m.---.- -, ,...C NIL ....;, =
UahI sous.k e.i,iug hath aud cony.li.ir:ra. rta.
hot G"h hs,s. ~. .uii,ab!e tor enc or ;W y a srG MON N
| reassaabia.
are T.,,. : an! e mEa9rahlv he ,tsa. rric.. e.
en- ihI.' frhaSI"ats a cJrnrnoda..i '' "
-
| td L9rTs I,+ ~: atl- Mi:h hot naa = ia hS''H wa:.f;
Si"''' "e's'" van -
10 S,rn r hi ~ Ia axe T. anI s's.ai,ii 'T T,Stns. i H.. :, n
; tl~mti.: hatas: nice Aeco.nmoaatiyns r"t~ Dln!e.
mnEA9 =: 90 , , ~ ,, al, "im>'e ''''"''
s9uthe'h tH''sG[. wei
LTCAS Ave. 1i5-N"ry d~"sirahl', n@wlg frr-
Et7i''!: il ---!'S TN -.
: LrIAT ~. % +fLa,. ra; ME- r, 'nt M io0m'
; I.rCAS Av.. ef.-WyI--h~at. seconI story
! front. also small room. hot bath. ia mD.er!
hoiu,.
! cnr',i:t. ~, - r.I,s.t. pir. hot Ilri" tYuthrrn
eXfosur~
compete Tor 'ous,k"s ;!aG. southern -Ar'Su'5.
rs -. rs Sr1. ;nn,-Eoo-- .--o,iv =,
to y. W.tk.y 81 :, $50: nashs r.. Jg-; gpe-.,!
e:a very IL-'s ne" s-I
LUCKY St. i'zA-L Lady can -, room and
'2~.t III: rt',t.y l1t!-is : .
- -. - 'I - ! I-i..
%.Si:',:; 40 Te+I., igi ~ +, n'rI'"1I"'S III
va" fanny. h!"'" i.i'" - E"-i-'
A2h1a% -. ~-slirL ,,ais an, ?a..afl ,n:',a,e
.E - S'''A'"" o' i'"A 49, ~ do
v.RGEx :. o. TI-.r from, MIR .or ,y.
ia. notat.tN -. -. al ~ "a i "1ry nj ~ p"
reasonable.
! Y0EfiL[ ~ Nicely YT.Iz5eT rg0,Ts
housekeeping. ais, Other Icons. :I-Ilace neat.
hot bath. REASONABLE.
MORGAN -. 81 N3"e!y furnshe! 'front.' pr
e9sn:ort ant Tert res. naD.e.
! MORGAN Sc. nj Nir..y f~u-nis.rI srconI-
| s;"ry front frnm in yri'2t" FANNY. furnace
! ing -5ln:s. for iigat h..l-s-.;.lll. Iirn;y Il lent
ara every { nyrT:,ao": terms reasonable.
MORGAN :. -I.-IaIg. -e-""I-s'- ion
( hsJ.s' keeping: -..u.r 60. isL p-tsr. reds .aso,e.
! MpRCAx st. 80 <-Iz.ge. aesir.I.- rooms.
! newly furnished rooms. e! Z'nt r;H,E ~ luT
lSratHe"p:I.g. not bata. All H--esi conreni-
: Sgre. BATH 4.d u! ron'~n-sHres. ! ~. r.
PUBLIC
! N'E.4ii lAEh t4lc'. i14F-l so il.E!~nr"l
rooms for light E'u-rS'"iin-
! -, - -
! light hyu-h-.atHS.
,TT-E :, g F---,E-r.I - -, -
twJ. Wy ni@8era;e terms.
oI-lEb =, - second story room. neatly
:eacss'
! OLIVE st. ~lN.i-Nire,r furnished front par
.a1flnc.S "' """' "@ e''
| r!.a.,,T fgr 49, 1. ~. y t.snTTg Inns; -
-. -" ' f
Inc h~"'1' also '"= NIKE '"'"' al ''"'sH
OLIVE st. iGi:-o:e Dr two iron; connect
iug rooms. Yer. desirable. ~. bash. very r-a-
Sn.a.,.g.
Ollie - 80 : -sc--,,I-s-- = T---, --T-
rari" = nil fI--.s-.i- r.i h,fE srs All -
L,nI-Hc,S
OLIVE :, -,-g . H.. -ag-r, C,-ri-L.r -,
room on bathroom rt,- H.. I.gh- fr.l.rs..,irr
mil.
GTT,-T- = az -----I----- 80. -, -
II r:--.ii..f b., I,-- ,Is ~. ais, IN.
tu., yl.r,
OLIVE :, .aa5 xicarr .,--fsr-r -.- .-
Light h.usrr..T-uy as, I'm t.- s.n.Inms-
a, 8Ty.r.rr,,= 49, ~
-II-5TE = ----T- 80 ----T-- 1---.,----
y.r~- .-.r-5 a.. a.. IL -,,,I.+s, 49,. -,
- r-a - -:r+,.r. r.1,.I- 49, "'
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-11

BUSINESS w.s.U-. srrrIl buErics q al! kinds
gt.4.-aE AZ. ..ralu.!1E I =pc.aIiy. N.tIc.
patent end sis'. - y. Sr'g:fu st
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CONVERSATION horse. excellent saI.i~r: god
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Z. - ,- - Win
y niti.hING MOI Hf.-N!m'.l On! nE%.GII' ,,i IN
saoi-if!lit ms t.itt.is' cay terms al! anu 80
T1 I>.-7 - - --n.---.----- w-71 7a9-I
r5.tn. :",-st FrI!: cal ail,t: trl,' So '''ir RIM
-GIGsE ,-r5--1--11e, ana stationery store.
with ,hr-@ Ewing -rnorns. 2'i'A civ.
c1GAE s:anl: aeva:s~n h,, !, ,.n s.es :an Icss !a:
prize *i"!. downtown places sc-rcr. H.h7'''N' -
.n.S,hr'-
CONFECTIONERY. cigars. notions. n:c-!y
pgi," SID. WaiGl.w q 60, SO Chestnut.
COMPREHENSIVE down. balance. 81.
g., ".,h-y. Aar nss''rl ..2L'n: rooms
many e.r.. =, r,,l.,a = mill, dahl. "a,
- 49,
cr,14n' W.,.ls I,i- g.a,.nI~ a',l reAJ :. . nse
Hu,l.. This store AN 1- :. uSnt At a. bog h-r-
E,.a , ,tern IL, one " = own .' - ,. III. u I'[ u.
an: tr23-- II - E-oat-g
ta6L E"sN ra'm."+-h.Ose r,Ts' rs d2%I,
80 T,-55,.g. = - Ii: TIM, II
-
iar.i..,.. - l M, i ~. III Nsl 4. ''" W
GOOD saloon a.G -agr:a s-Fa4s. { t.g Gl.l
S-r--'iara5..rs ali 81. an niossaas 49, -.
coon T,,., +. ra.t- m.r.y. n,, tsnli- aa.
MN. 5 IN; ss,i.. " ~ ' E.-:5a a .... ."'' '""'
aT,eGEY-a-- .--6 nus ness a.r 7~-.l.0-o.
cheap '.'.' "",' '..~s ""- no. -'2 } '"''.'"
.sr r...r ..Irs.-. Wet Eg. ,"-r
~. -..-- a- .a-n ~r3n.aIg. Psi." S....H.
"@F-.9" X '"-- ., ''.s'""' ,
TER.T-Ey store. E.llg So s--r '-I.a Glr.
! r..an st..1 fir. l.uf..u. .,..-hs!- Interest. &..':
w.... ,..,4t CO., I'.....-. , 4>f. -. allie.
B .;EI-EIF .-~. - 7ns.lsl u.- ness - s.
m,. an ,.rtr mar. yam EH .er raaE-g fgr l'v-
I-."'1' -1i.n.i D.. ~
Er&rEfsaGN for .s,..
>'t.H
iT-NrHEDprr- non arG urh-: ,n.au. AT:iy
ii, -. UFa..r.
LrxrHEo-,I.
IL \. F.-.;..a.s Il
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IL N'Ff. confectionery. ham" iasa-E. groceries:
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no as. 50. - -. r.s-s n az.
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We HAVE STEE?tL .rrnEEHtyD
INSTJ.TS AND FEgI.NS. ALSO
~IH.tRSES. NH.gH NJ HiIJ Cfn-f:
or AT BARGAIN PRICES OR EASY
TERMS II DESIRED. JAMES GUN-
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Easy payments part ash: fine ,l.r mu,,s.
$50 ...r ra-.a au. lara IS. 2-si Lucas ave
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FOR


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AL binds o. Np'-.agh lights and suup..eg:
C..i Ufa--,- ."a .-.=. = g.. Lee. 81 ..r Goz.
e. ..l"4 -, 30, -u: tI-s Marx, -
80 ana y at coE1a
--E ana .n-- "..-'Es-- 81 E'i: G.J-s Main
yr-r ----- .rr.g -, 80 - -.
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a. 81 =. h."T. '.tS.J 900 aga
<E.r. n ~ '' -
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Ladies and cents. have your garments cleaned.
d-ea and rrrairrd: ladies' tacKste rernodeied-
Paris pyeine and Cleaning Co, 1850 frankie.
Main 1874.
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BUSINESS FOR SALE.

BIG pool hall at 4 bargain. with lease: crDo-
site Union sax. n. 1913 Market.
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McCiBE-BiERMAN WAGON CO.

ffrrees. .fss and ha:rae = all kinds hgu-l
and sid on comm. --ir-.
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81. VINCENT Ave. c"Ia-S eiv furnished So
cUa--tDry iron. -. -. i-f latH. "a and f.-Ea =
1I9'. ; IG1 j: 3--!-ri: X lie moa af-."::''l
TIITET-~A I've. - N-Nir.ir 49, I-':,i 80
Ont and rl.r; Hy.r ICONS. 9Th " v 'h--t a-a--.
reasonable
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USINPROyED CITY PROPERTY FOR
SALE.
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WASHINGTON Ave. 29Ii-!;rai,ful th!g story
room. WITH two large south window. wei! fa--
r!SlrI: best Of heat. s. week
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EIRH.sHED UoTsms AND T'L.Ts FOR
AZ
TO LET Fui: BUSINESS PURPOSES,

N~fEE-Et"FNT furnished f1yS". centrally %
~s-.r- .Gr- 80 1;--i aurTh Ssh. .aiarc- ss-l
y .---ts. r-t I'D. i bargain. 52il Cl!T> 81
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BOAEDING-HDCSE-Nin--TQon hous". Win
~ruol-pay In L~pGiI.is. easy terms. Cal! an! IN
N"s:isat". ii4- Cook.
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PAGE Boulevard. 5t.t-PIsasan. secDri-S J.
room WI'h good table Dpafd: reasonable.
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Eoiiers. steam pumps, steam; gas and water sup
ulies "a Wuiu machinery. betting. hose. etc
FAIRBANKS. MORSE d co. ST. Louis
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1902-06-18
GATHERING OF GINSENG.
a Peculiar Product of Illinois aaa
Indiana That Goes Mostly
Abroad.

The ginseng crop, which is found in
the rural districts along the Ohio river
in Illinois, but principally in the state
of Indiana, will soon be ripe, and al
ready Sang" diggers are getting ready
to harvest the crop, says the st. Louis
Globe-Democrat of recent date. Gin
seng is one of the most peculiar crops
of this country, having no local con-
sumption, and going far from home bs-
fore it finds a use.
Local agents buy the output and shiF
it to agents at San Francisco, who ship
the root to China, where it has wide
use, being put to a variety of purposes.
The larger roots are carved into idols
and carried to keep off the evil spir-
its which constantly hover over the
Chinese; by many it is used as medi-
cine, which will cure any of the ills
flesh is heir to, and others use it as a
seasoning and flavor for foods.
In olden times the virgin forests of
Illinois and Indiana overffOwed with
the root, and an experienced digger
could make good wages. 1t is now diff
ficuIt to find and it takes an eagle eye
to discover the peculiarly formed
leaves that indicate its presence. In
the market to-day it is worth from So. 60
to 81 a pound.