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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-07-07
OCEANIC STOCK IS
DRUG ON MARKET

/ SAN FRANCISCO, june 27--The Elk
I arniner says: What is the matter with
4 the management of the Oceanic Steam
! ship Company?
This is the question asked on the
hstreet and repeated among its many
I stockholders With a large assessment
sixteen months ago and year of
greatly increased business, still the bal
ance is heavily on the wrong side OF
! the ledger The stock is selling a less
than one-f1fth Of the price that ruled
eighteen months ago and there seems
TO be only more assessments ahead.
None of the officials of the company
vouchsafe an answer.
In January, 1901. the stock sold at
$I02 a share; today it is quoted at S17.5s
bid and $40 asked with no takers. The
stock has cost the original buyers ss2.s5
a share. But few more assessne nts
would bring the cost of the stock UP
to par and If the whole $f775 were
levied tomorrow il would not pay half
the conpany's overdraft.
The volume of business has doubled,
for the gross earnings of 1901 were
twice those of 1900 but the proportion
of operating expenses of the former to
the latter year were more than double.
The oVerdraft has been increasing
steadily and the monthly report for
May of this year shows an addition OF
$685. to that fund, making the total
s912.o5s.
When, nineteen days after the last
dividend of so cents a share was de-
clared in 1901, the assessment IF SO a
share was levied, the explanation
vouchsafed was that the transport !
business had Practically ceased, that
the delivery of the new steamers lad !
been delayed and their cost greatly ex-
ceeded estimates. Now. however. after
the three new steamers have been at !
work earning for their owners larger |
incomes than the company has ever
known, the showing is worse than ever
and the explanation is that trade has
not come up to expectation
The $40 assessment OF February, 1901,
brought in $250,000 1t would take near
" $40 a share to wipe out the present
overdraft and al the end of another
year or two at the present rate of op-
era ting, fresh overdrafts would be
charged against the company The
loss has been large and the
prospects of scaling it down and turn
ng the results of business into profit
ire not catering al present.
When the shareholders saw the stock
'unning down hill Al a terrific rate in
February of last year there was much
ak of poor management and the same
ak is current today
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-07-07
EsE
First Consideration

When one decides to have their dental
work attended to, is to have it done in
the best possible manner, and the Sec
ond consideration is the price.
The high class OF work turned out az
the NEW YORK DENTAL PARLORS
every day counts, and more people are
realizing that they can get better work
done there and at lower prices than
anywhere else.
Each department in charge Of a spe-
eiaiist, our operators are graduate dem
lists Of the best recognized schools in
the United States. or the world And
have had many years of experience in
their chosen profession.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-07-07
Barkentina Lest Fore Royal naass.

The barkentine Robert Sudden, which
arrived from Newcastle with 955 tons
of coal yesterday after a forty-seven
days voyage, came in without a fore
royal mast. While the crew were at
dinner one day in p deg. south and 100
deg. west. and with only Captain John
son on deck. the, ship gave a sudden
lurch and the fore royal mast snapped
off. carrying away the fore royal and
sltysaiis. Captain Johnson said the ac-
cident WAS not serious as they were
only delayed some three days and the
remainder of the trip was made in
fair time, although they experienced
headWinds.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-07-07
LOTS IN KING STREET
TRACT, from $1.400 to 81, $50
a lot, formerly known as G. N.
Wiicox's premises.
TWENTY LOTS IN MANOA
VALLEY, formerly Montano's
Tract, $4,000 a lot.

FOUR HUNDRED LOTS I'm
KATULANT TRACT, from $500
to $3.50 a lot.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-07-07

FIFTY LOTS IN KEKIO
TRACT, opposite Makee Island
$500 lot.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-07-07

Z The purser of the w. G. Hall reports
that there was no sugar left ready for
shipment at Kauai ports. The Mika-
Ahala left fer Niihau at noon on the
4th. Kalua, through loading. has 21,40O
bags on board. The May Flint had dis
charged Il Makaweli. The Geneva ex-
Fected to be discharged by next Thurs
day.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-07-07
aawaii ah npo sha

TEE PIONEER JAPANESE PRINT
ing of1ce. The publisher OF HAWAII
Shlnpo, the only daily Japanese paper
published in the Territory OF Hawaii
c. SHIOZAwA, Proprietor
z. SOGA, Editor.
Editorial and Printing Ofice-1Ose
SIllth ST. above King. P. O. Box 907
Telephone Main 81
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NOTICE

DURING MY ABSENCE FROM THE
Territory Mrs. Alvarez win trarsact
business for me under fun power of at
torney.
L. F. ALVAREZ. M. d.
Honolulu, July 8, 1892. g211
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AdmlraI sarry,s succesaor.

The question Of a successor to Ad-
nliral Merry as commandment OF the Ho-
nolulu naval station is still unsettled.
Captain Bl3cklinger, who was ordered
by the Navy Department to relieve the
Admiral. reached san Francisco on the
zSrd and heard then for the first time
OF the order. He is seriously i'll with
Brights disease and his coming is out
Of the question. Admiral Merrylheard
nothing further by the Hong Kong
Saru as Ia his successor. and though
a number Of naval men have been men
toned IN connection with the place, no
Iurtner orders have been recefYe1-
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Shipping Notes.

The Ventura, from sydney, is due to-
day.
The steamer w. 6. Hall brought from
Kauai ports ffty-nine japanese. thir-
Seen Chinese and thirteen others on
deck.
The steamer Claudine brought from
Maui ports the following freight. S71-
sacks sugar. 40 sacks potatoes. "A hogs.
horses, $40 sheets corrugated iron. %
packages sundries.
The ". G. Halls freight from Kauai
ports consisted Of $50 bags Of a smear
from Koloa plantation. 1877 bass of a
sugar and 2s2 bags of Is sugar. cor
signed to Hackfeld & Co. Ltd. So
packages OF suRdries and two bags of
silver.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-02-15
IL 90 10.

"AI the world loves lover
ard na better Foundation for q
play en- bs found than q true
love match. Such is he very
basis of the beautiful COMEDY,
500 Rieh to Marry, which VIII
Be seen s Wagner Opera Rouse
81 the near future.
Tie courtship ot the young
American millionaire AMI the
sweet little Dunkardest, j charm
ing, and of course, "irue love
never runs smoothly, So in this
case the stumbling block is the
young mans wealth.
The Dunkards are g queer sect
in many ways, but honest to the
core. They DO not believe in
riches and the parents Of the girl
object to her marrying the wealthy
young man Just because be Is ''ioO
rich to marry according 10 their
simple belief But the young
man IS not daunted even By bis
nilIions, and he honestly wooes
and weds the one Of his choice.
u is thc w5oing that afford the
humorous and pathetic scenes IN
the bsautiful comedy, TOO Rich
To Marry"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-02-15
Tax Assessors Notice

The law compels the ASSESSOR
70 make the valuations on all prop
eriy not turned in By the owner
or agent. DO NOT WISH to take
the responsibility. Please attend
to this at once and avoid penalty.
CITY AssEssOH
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-02-15
HoYI's COMEDY COMPANY.

~ ~ - "a 80 4 ~ 80 49, =
Hoyt's Comedy Company will
open an engagement of one week,
at the Opera House, commencing
Monday, Feb II. Prices, 25e,
35c and soc. Ladies free first
night. Change of play each night.
Opening play, "A Prisoner Of
AIg.ers
The Guthrie State Capitol says:
Eoyt's Comedy Company, in
= Prisoner Of Algiers. at
Broos tbeater last night This
compA has fulfilled every pledge
male io ie public % far, and the
Consequence ere q packed busi-
ness. i We would speak of any
particular niel5er It would te
oar duiy to meat,n each individ-
ual ia bis OF her role This is by
fag tae best Repertoire company
ever seen at Brooks the6er- This
work has un nloub.elly bee a rev
citation 70 taeasar g0ers, the plays
are pEoPsrif eostumed, prop6Iy
stagsl aai Size parts are playel
with E dash and ginger which
lends 3 zsst to the performances. =
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-02-15

In calling for The above letters
please say advertised
J. II. MILLER, Postmaster.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-02-15

Its bet ter than Quin-
inc and " b S k e V.
Weeks "Break-up-a-
COLI" tablets. It's gui-
nine and p ny 81 c.
West side drug store,
sole agency.
The National tribune., 1902-12-25
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The National tribune., 1902-12-25

EoR SAI.E-IN THE BEAUTIFUL CITY OF
Il Riverside Cal. house of seven rooms; TWO d io,s,
scription, addressJ. j. Yeakle. Riverside. Cal.
Riverside, CAL, Oct. %, 1902.
Dear Tribune: Take out the above adver-
tisement. The first two insertions OF 1t In
Subscribers Advertising Columns brought
me lots Of Inquiries, and ! have sold the
the earth, 1 am sure l could dispose OF 1t
probably by advertising in The National
Tribune. really believe that comrades
like to patronize each other.
Yours in r., q. and L.
DR.. ]. ]. Purman, of Washington, D.
c., Abide Camp on the National Stan,
G. A. R., was asked as to the result Oh
his advertising in Subscribers Ad Col
umns. He answered as follows:
81 advertised 10 volumes Of The National
Tribune and they were sold at good price
to a purchaser in Wisconsin. After this
Inserted an ad only one time OF Bates's HIS
tory of Pennsylvania Volunteers, and re-
ceiyed is answers from eight different
States, and sold the books to a comrade IN
Pennsylvania. Next, / advertised some
volumes of fine old magazines, and received
answers all the way from Pennsylvania to
North Dakota and sold them. After this
received answers all the way from Ohio to
Louisiana. These goods have not yet been
sold simply because we have not yet agreed
on terms. need not go more into detail
to show that The National Tribune Is not
exceeded as an advertising medium In the
United States.'
The following is an interesting testi-
nonial:
Pollard, No., Nov. 8, 1902.
Dear Tribune: Let me say a word about
your Subscribers Advertising Columns
vors of praise Thirty-fiye years ago my
wife lost a son by an accident on the river.
The child was four years Of age. The body
was not found, and investigation seemed to
indicate that he was not drowned. But he
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was lost to her all the same, and she mas
mourned the uncertainty Of his rate ever
Tribune last September. In ten days we
got letter from him. He Is man now
SO years of age, and did not know ne naa
mother. Exchanging letters and pictures res
18th day of this month he Will pay ms
mother visit. God bless paper that can
help US like this.
Office of Daniel Holtinger, Dealer in Novel
ties and All Kinds Of Merchandise,
Wholesale and Retail.
$40 W. 18th st. ann
National Tribune: / can say truly that
The National Tribune Is the best medium
ever advertised in. From the few insertions
of my ads l have received many orders,
DANIEL HoLTINGER.
Chicago, ILL.,. Nov. 9. 1902.
National Tribune: We will say for your
satisfaction that our advertisement IN Inc
National Tribune is paying as well as any
paper on uur list, and we are now using more
than 300. THEo. NOEL 20.
Lincoln, NO., Nov. %, 1902.
National Tribune: Enclosed find new
advertising copy for 100 words. find your
paper an excellent medium. ! have sold
more farms by advertising in The National
Tribune than I have sold by the combined
duveTtlSluk III seven OtucI pdpcAS' ". ~
HARE, Real Estate and Exchange Agent.
Wynoose. ILL.,, Nov. %, 1902.
National Tribune: Enclosed find coupons
to pay for another insertion OF my Patent
washing Machine ad. I had good returns
from the former insertion. W. 81. BINNIx.
The Clark & Kelley Co., Publishers.
Springfield, Mass, Dec. 2, 1902.
National Tribune: We have been adver-
al nj mr. re
fed advertisements, and get satisfactory re-
turns. Evidently the people read these ad-
vertisements JAMES L. BOWEN.
Treasurer.
The National tribune., 1902-12-25
PRICE.
Few Words About This Advertising.

This Advertising started about year ago now ia
decided success the standpoint OF the PUBLISHERS
getting patronage from that better results
advertisers N, ..o +,,e
without display Occasionally stimulate it, and make new evs
bv offering the space during limited PERIOD at hall price, ou
offer see BARGAIN on this this time and any aoVeius
can avail himself of it. as Guessing privilege, which ex
planned in any issue of paper. = 49,: 49,. ..o
should not depend upon continuance o h ea @
Five cents word for advertising has always peen Kept
nomnentv dpaved strictly adhered to in the near future
No paper ades strictly than The National roune
will plainly that this cut IN price Is simply ou'
of stimulating feature. :. =. :. 49,
interesting development is that we are making G Oh new new
seek other MEDIUMS ana
thus benefit general advertising business
The Injunction printed conpuousy at the top OF s page
Patronze mus be credited with measure or the sue
secured by advertisers The readers OF TINS paper
strono feeling of comadeshp parone each other IS
believed this feeling extended to every advertiser IN Inc
National Tribune.
Following are few testimonials
The National tribune., 1902-12-25
REAL estate.

L,OR SALE-FIRST-CLASS PIECE OF PROPERTY
1 in tie beautiful town Of San Jacinto. Riverside
Co.. CAL. consisting Of three lots story cottage,
size 24x30, containing four and hail. porch
front entrance with all outside doors and
windows. bath room and closet, wood shed In rear,
cottage well finished inside and out, woodwork oak
grained; shop lot l.x4 feet SIS feet tight board
fence seven feet high 2os feet of lattice and Picket
fence five feet high 30 fruit trees of peaches pears,
apricots nectarnes and prunes s. grape vines three
varieties. 100 mammoth strawberry plants and 6j
Logan berry plants, very prolific; ready sale In mar
Se all fruit will be in full bearing next season: 80
worth of furniture partly new with the sale. aud
many other useful things too numerous TO mention.
All this property can be purchased Tor the sum OF
u 200, cash, from II. Kinney, San Jacinto, Cal.
The National tribune., 1902-12-25

CONGRATULATIONS DISCOVERY OF AN
~ Ohio physician that cures the most dreaded Of all
human Affections. The remedy is applied by the pae
tienf at hoe thus saving the doctors fees and avoid
ing dangerous surgical operations There longer
Lebanon, Ohio, has been using remedy for several
years and his success has been marvellous. Being Of
modest turn of mind he has never made any effort
extol the merits Of his remedy and is only through
influential friends and cured patients that he con-
sented to permit his name to be used publicly in
uection with his work. He has finally been persuaded
send to all who suffer with full description
of his method so that everyone may know from per.
EOnal experience that be surely cured with
ont the knife at their own home. Those who are
afflicted with cancer, or who know Of any suffering
with this heretofore fatal maady should at s-n0
their name and addr to the Dr. Curry Cancer Cure
Co., (Box 179l Lebanon, Ohio for full Information and
testimonials from hundreds who have been cured Do
not hesitate TO write will be under obligations,
this is purely an effort to make more widely known
the great remedy discovered by Dr. Curry and u de-
signed to aid suffering humanity.
The National tribune., 1902-12-25

(fALEZONA, THE BEST KNOWN KIDNEY.
~ Liver, Bladder and rheumatism Remedy. Cures
when Others fall. Endorsed by eminent physicians
Full information free Six 81 bottles sent free 70 any
express Office on receipt Of So Guaranteed. Refer
encp: Express Agents. Finday, o. CalLZona Med Co.,
Findlay, y. CallZona endorsed by DIR. W. g Rowley
President OF the Depurator Medical Institute Indian
apolis, Ind He says: knowing the medical virtues
OF the roots and herbs OF which Stocktons CaIfZonA
is made have frequently prescribed II In my private
practice with excellent results, especially In liver
kidney. stomach and rheumatic troubles" Ex-JudRo
James F. Lowry. of Lima o., says: "Gents: have
used Stockton's CaltZona for liver and stomach
troubles. and believe II is one of the best remedies
have used for the purpose Personal frtende
nave told me that II was equally as effective with
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mainly VIII be blessed by its gensral USE" "Melrose
y. L was badly troubled with stomach, kinney and
liver troubles. Altar taking bottle Of Stockton's
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l cannot recommend CaiiZoua too hghiy.-Mr.
Sarah CRUDE" E1-Commissoner Naus an old vel.
eran OF ii day, o., says altoona is the best remedy
know of for diseases recommended for. II cured n
1t acts like magic and Is 4 valuable me icine"
The National tribune., 1902-12-25

r INCoLN-Twb NEW BooKs.-THE LIFE OF
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His early struggle NTH adverse circumstances his
unyicdng determination to rise by his merit alone,
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and withal his srdeIt and unselish Patriotism make
his life q lesson eothe youth of our country whose
value 1t is impossible TO overestmate This little
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hearts of the children. The Assassination of Lincoln
Emo, CLOTH 323 pages; s. illustrations 81 The bis
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to estimate As absorbing as novel and as accurate
the report of will attract the atten
ton of every class of readers and remain source OF
reference TO old and young-Phila Public Ledger.
deut. He was the editor and compiler Of the we'll
known "Words of Lincoln" In this book he has
Of the ssnation ITSELF and the arrest ria and
punishment of the conspirators The work IS well
and an important contribution to enduring history.
Boston Globe Agents wanted Sent upon receipt OF
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The National tribune., 1902-12-25
WAS AFFL1crEp wIrH A CANCER on W

WAS AFFLICTED WITH A CANCER ON MY
face; it commenced over two years ago: called on
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put myself under his treatment; entirely cured
In the short time of eight weeks. If anyone Locking
for cancer should this article send At 70
Fl. E. Evens He will surely you Warren
Mcclure, Pateros. Wash. Recipe for the above cure
sent for so cents.
The National tribune., 1902-12-25

DEAL ESTATE FOR SALE.-FIVEACREL LOT
II situate in the oil belt Of western Athens County.
direct line between oil wells producing very fine,
heavy oil in paying quantities; pipe line running
within 100 yards of premises; dwelling house and other
outbuildin:s lot; reason for selling, property be-
srxble oil lands TO be had Ia same neghborhood II
secured at once; oil field partially developed. For
further particulars call address d. H. Lowry,
Lock Cox Is. Mineral. U.