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The Dickinson press., 1903-11-14
A Letter from A. II. Xeene.
Grand Junction, Col. Oct. 30, l9e

Grand Junction, Col, Oct. 80, 1903.
Is MIR. EDITOR: Possibly a word from
over the divide may interest your read
ers, though the writer can speak from
a personal experience of only three
months; but if there be any truth in the
oft quoted saying:"What everybody says
must be true" then Grand Junction, COL,
must be 4 yer" smart little city with, a
very promising future. ltcertainly has
much i" its favor. First, its location,
Pueblo and Dcnver $50 and 42o miles
di slant are its nearest competitors on the
east, while Salt Lake. 300 miles, its near
est neighbor on the west. The waters
of the Grand and the Gunnison rivers
unite here adording an abundance OF
water Tor irrigating the fertile lands OF
The valley and Tor the city. The soil and
climate are such as to make it an ideal
fruit country-about 1000 Car loads OF
apples, pears, peaches, prunes plums and
apricots for this years shipment. In a
number of instances single acres have
yielded ST 900 worth Of peaches, one gen.
tleman having refused S 1000 an acre for
his farm Of 70 acres. Soil is equally good
for alfalfa, grain and vegetables. Five
to 6 tons to the acre at three cuttings is
about the average, with IN exceptional
Weld OF S to 10 tons. There is also an
inexhaustible supply of excellent coal,
worth at the mines SI.5o to $500 per ton.
Again Grand Junction is the county
seat OF Mesa county, so named tor the
high mesa or table lands adjoining the
valley. These lands constitute the rich
grazing lands for large herds of cattle,
horses and sheep. Among the projects
on foot Tor the further development of
the Grand Valley is the proposed high
land canal ESTIMATED cost SI,ooo,ooo)
which will bring into market many
thousands of acres of land at prices from
$40 to Sloo an acre, now without value.
Among its industries might be men
toned a %beet-sugar factory, a smelter,
flour mill, foundry and machine shop;
also the Car shops of the Denver & Rio
Grand and the Midland railways.
Grand Junction boasts of six churches,
three substantial brick school buildings
and over I2oo pupils, from a population
of 5000. a business college, and Indian
school, the "Teller Institute" with 100
pupils, and lastly, added to all these ad-
vantages, is the health-giving climate;
delightful, sunshiny, invigorating, day
after day and week after week. But lest
your readers might feel dissatisfied with
North Dakota and emigrate l will close,
but when you have grown rich and wish
to retire and enjoy a pleasant home and
get out Of the wind, come to Grand
Junction, Col. Sincerely yours,
A. H. KEENE.
The Dickinson press., 1903-11-14
Cannot Recover Damaues.

Stock may run at large from Dec. ! to
April !, outside of the city limits. The
courts hold that owners OF hay cannot
recover damages Tor property destroyed
by Cattle. In d decision banded Gown
in the case of Ely rs. Rosholt last Janu-
airy the supreme court held that it is
clearly the purpose of the law to require
the owner or person in charge or pos
session Of horses, mules, cattle, goats,
sheep and like animals t restrain them
from running at large excepting during
the months of winter, between December
Ist and April Ist. when the annual crops
have been gathered and when under or
binary conditions as they here exist, em-
blrments and acrre,ions ofthe soil have
been housed, marketed or stacked with
in Enclosures sufficient to turn stock,
and that during these winter months the
advantages to the stock owners of being
permitted to let their stock run at large
overbalances the disadvantages to a
minor part of the community in being
required to protect hay stacks against
ranging horses, mules, cattle and sheep.
The court accordingly found a verdict
for the defendant in the case.
The Dickinson press., 1903-11-14
GLADSTONE NOTES.

A hunting party comprising the follow
ing names left Gladstone forthe Kildeer
and Maybe country at E o'clock on
Tuesday morning: Geo. w. Lee, M. c.
Brown, Oscar Deitche, Morton Bonney,
Ed. r. Bonney, Elmer Wiitmer and Mr..
Furnace OF Mandan.
The Long Distance Telephone Co. put
in a fine booth in the office of Hotel
Gladstone on Monday.
c. c. Turner went to Bismarck on
Sunday for a weeks visit.
S. Deffert is supplying the place of
Oscar Deitche in Koesel 4 Cos. store
while he is away,
Charles Pearsons takes Mr.. Lees
place in the Office Of the elevator while
Mr.. Lee is absent acquiring health and
~venison. VIM. Prindle supplies Mr.,
Bonney's place at the N. P. pump.
Miss Ida Hickman is visiting the
Misses Bonney.
Koesel & Co. unloaded Il carload OF
salt this week.
The roller mills loaded two carloads
of flour on Tuesday.
Messrs. Ledwidge, Purcell and Sonnet
of St. Paul are here erecting residences
| on their claims 10 miles north of Glad
stone.
Father Vincent preached in the
Congregational church on Sunday anc
married the following persons: Man
Werner to Theresa Kappel, Martin
| Schiller to Katie Filler, at St. Elizabeth
Stephen Herold to Sophia Weigh.
The Dickinson press., 1903-11-14
Hunters Hot Springs Sanatorium.

1t is no. necessary for residents of the
Northwest to go to the South and East
for hot water, pleasure and curative
baths.
Near Springdale, Mont, on the North
ern Pacific, are Hunters Hot Springs,
temperature I4S degrees to 1866 degrees
Fair, flowing 1000 gallons per minute,
1900 feet above the sea, delightfully."- sit
uated in the foothills of the Crazy noun
tains, overlooking the beautiful Yellow
stone river and valley. Good hotel, cot
tages, bath houses, swimming pools.
Rates $3.50 per day, $500 per week, in
Guiding baths.
Baths are good for all rheumatic, skin,
liver, kidney and stomach diseases. APP
pointments comfortable and satisfactory.
Low railway rates from points on N. P.
R. Good hunting and fishing in the
streams and mountains.
For information write J. E. McCor-
mick, Hunters Hot Sprins, Montana, or
call on any Northern Pacific Pacific
Railway Agent. 1o.3I-op
The Dickinson press., 1903-11-14
Resolutions Adopted by Taylor Camp.

Whereas. God in his infinite wisdom
has seen fit to call TO himself our es-
teemed Neighbor, Fred Paduch, who
died October 22nd, 1903, therefore, be it
Resolved by this Taylor Camp, No.
1878, Modern Woodmer of America,
that by the death Of Fred Paduch this
Camp has lost n of ITS oldest and most
respected members and, be it further
Resolved. that Fred Paduch was a
man of honor and possessed that sterling
integrity that in his quiet and retiring
manner made him at all times a good
citizen and a good neighbor in our fra
ternity; and, be it further
ResolvcdsYthat as a token of our es-
TEEN these resolutions be spread upon
the minutes of -Four Camp and a copy
thereof be presented to the bereaved
family of the deceased.
w. A. MCCLURE,
PAUL liner,
fkFEE CHRtsTENsEN,
EaMqNttee.
The Dickinson press., 1903-11-14
Getting After Them Right.

Washburn Leader: A. E. Webster of
the American Tea & Coffee Co. Of Oma-
ha, Neb., enriched the school fund of
Mclean county last week to the tune of
$4,000, which will be Of some interest to
the schools of the county and will also
be a lesson to others that they cannot
come in here and dispose of goods that
are contrary 10 law. The merchants as.
sisted by States Attorney McCulloch,
went after the zgent Of the Omaha Co
and had him brought before Justice
Wallin, who administered a fine of $50
and costs. The agent departed for Will
ton and proceeded to dispose of his
stock of goods and he was again brought
before the justice and given the same
dose, the two fines and costs amounting
to over a hundred dollars. The agent
said that he wonld shake the dust of
Mclean county off his feet, and depart
ed for new and better fields.
The Dickinson press., 1903-11-14
A Card.

There have been letters sent to sew
eral parties in Dickinson this week with
the. alleged intent OF warning the public
against Miss Grace V. Bonner who gave
an, Evolutionary entertainment in Dick
son Nov. 18th under the auspices of the
Ladies' Aid of the Methodist church.
W. have seen two of these letters. They
were signed by the same person but no
address was given. They referred us,
however, to certain parties in Mandan
for further information. We have taken
advantage of our long distance telephone
and have talked with these parties and
find nothing to verify the statements
made in these letters.
MRS. c. H. MERRY,
Pres. Ladies' Aid.
The Dickinson press., 1903-11-14
DISASTROUS

Carelessness is responsible for many a
railroad wreck and the same causes are
making human wrecks OF sufferers from
Throat and Lung troubles. But since
the advent OF DR.. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption, Coughs and Colds'even
the worst cases can be cured, and hope
less resignation is nj longer necessary.
Mrs. Lois Cragg Of Dorchester, Mass, is
one of many whose life was saved by DR..
Kings New Discovery. This great
remedy is guaranteed for all Throat and
Lung diseases bv T. J. Greene & Co.,
Dickinson, and I. A. Ferris. Medora.
Druggists. Price soc, and s1.oo Trial
bottles free.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-11
THE MINNEAPOLIS JOURNAL.
FOR RENT
Unfurnished Houses.

NY LIST OF MODERN HOUSES. PARTLY
modern fats and rooms, stores and factory
spaces. to be vacant this spring, now ready.
EDMUND G.. WALTON.
I. 800 Hennepin Av.
1854 WAvERLY PLACE, ON LOWRY HILL, II
rooms, modern, $35.
2G7 Oak Grove st, IA rooms, modern, 500.
Il Highland av, II rooms modern, $780,
526 Sd av Sc, s rooms. modern. S25.
14l2 Portland av, rooms, city water, 500
508 e Oath st. I'd floor, modern, $1. s@
345 Franklin av, 8-room cottage, Sl7.5O.
&f GEORGE ODLUM. MANAGER.
y 300 Phoenix Building.
1lb SPRUCE PLACE, NINE ROOMS. HARD
wood floors. newly decorated; open plumbing !:
water; janitor service; steam hearted; strictly
for private families; no subletting permitted !;
references required; $40 in summsr aeG ,i, 100 In
building, c-g
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-11
T. A. JAMESON, d
205 Andrus Building.

3O3 Z 18th st, fat 4, GROOM modern aat. $500
1913 Sd av S. hat s. Groom, entirely mod
ern5 nat .s.... ....... oo.o
:, ern, fat .#............$... 1876
26O Cedar av, fat T. new Groom. steam
heated fiat. hardwood floors, open
plumbing, for summer: ~ 8
260 Cedar av.. fat 2, 4-room modern fiat, ,
fOr summer ....... =. 2O.U
" city water, ,..................s ~. to 100
2O3 Sth NE, Broom, city water.... l1.C
HOUSES.
1909 Hawthorn av, entirely modern house,
furnace heat, open plumbing, barn 5O.t
2OS e Grant ST., 10-room modern house,
steam heat, barn :....,. .,............ 4o.(
plant, barn -. 800
PIT 2Sth aV N, 7-room house, city water 12.E
Three rooms and alcove in thoroughly model
house, with heat in winter. Summer rent 81
Winter S1S ~
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-11

1915 COLUMBUS Av, A FULLY MODERN
l!-room house, in thorough condition
1000 Beacon st sE, a 1o-room frame house,
with combination heating plant, gas,
1925 9th av S, s-room frame house, with
city water and sewer connections -. 2O.O(
2S4l 9th av s. S-room frame house, with
city water, sewer, screens and storm
sdsh lSO(
2e42 14th av S, 7-room frame house, with
well and cistern, screens and storm
ROOMS FOR RENT; RENT. 80 A~'''
211O 9TH av $, first floor, 5 rooms, with
BATH gas and sewer connections. >. 2OO(
2llo 9TH av- s, second hoer, 5 rooms, with
city water. gas, bath, sewer connec-
21o4 Humboldt av N, first floor, rooms, A''
with cistern, screens and storm sash S.O(
,tTHtt FLATS FOR RENT.
24O5. W. 42d st, Groom fully modern fat ~
on second floor, near Lake Harriet. = 20. .O
2403 W 42d st, 4-room> modern fiat, on
- second floor, with all modern improye-
s2s 18Th st, first floor &, rooms, ;s: fully l''O
-, sroREs FoKi 81 hENr: Fl; 'o.0 '''
Tsfe fed Ha,raf st soSa Sae near
IA 18th st. just put IN good condition
72e 1ith az s, good store in business, CEN l''o
2s21 Grand av, an s-room frame house, with
CITY water, sewer, gas and barn 20.O
1S19 Knox av N, fully modern, Groom =
SnHe %1 be sna Vaesnt sGSa a5ouf Salp MAY 1905
212l 10th av S, frame cottage of rooms,
with well and cistern ............... 100
s17 18th S,t1; az s. small 4,reemr cottage, with
-11o " l4th st, second floor, rooms, with
DAVID r. JONES s co..
Real Estate, Mortgag ge Loans and Rentals,
= R,1f1d
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-11

FIVE-ROoM COTTAGE, 316 S 9Th ST, SIG.
AN IDEAL NINE-ROOM HOUSE, FULLY MOD.
ern colonial style, handsomely decorated, fine
hardwoods, clean, ready to move into; pleas
ant location, No. 1924 Columbus Owner,
720. Franklin. Telephone South 514-J2. :,
FOR RENT-HOUsE NO. 26l6 CLINTON AV;
gas, sewer and city water each door barn.
Apply 340O 1st av S.
FOR RENT ONE NICE LITTLE, COTTAGE
left, with barn. No. 2627 W 10th st, Linden
Hills Lake Harriet. l.. l.. Chadwick 2936
Ntcollet ay. .
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-11
LOANS AND CHATTELs

.-.Es MONEY TO LOAN
ON FURNITURE, PIANOS. HORSES, WAC
EST RATES IN THE CITY. EASY WEEKLY
OR MONTHLY PAYMENTS. .STRICTEST
PRIVACY GUARANTEED. CALL ON THE
< OLD HOME COMPANY, ESTABLISHED 81
YEARS. MINNESOTA MORTGAGE LOAN
COMPANY, 3O6 BANK OF COMMERCE BLDG.
CORNER OF list Av s AND 4th ST.
LOANS MADE ON HOUSEHOLD GOODS, Fuhs
in storage and warehouse rereipts, at one-halt
the usual rate. Monthly Installment Loan
q Co., S25 Guaranty Loan
RICE LOANS ON ALL KINDS OF PERSONAL
property; charges reasonable. sos Globe bldg
WILLIAMS, GIT GUARANTY BUILDING.
loans on furniture, pianos or any security
large loans specially. Terms to suit Dor.
rover. Lowest rates.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-11
BUSINESS CHANCES
(ContInued.)

WANT 10 MEET PERSONS WITH MONEY TO
invest in partially developed gold mine III
Sumpter district, Eastern Oregon. Have strong
veins and good values. Room 40 Vendo'ne
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-11
BOARD WANTED
(Contfnued.)

ABOUT May l, BY MIDDLE-AGED CoUPLE.
for summer or longer. two good rooms in de.
tached modern house. beyond 18th st. with
good accommodations; references exchanged.
Address, with particulars and references, 393,
Journal. s,-,~.e-1sS =
AND BOARD; NICE RooN
in the vicinity of Lake Calhoun. with break.
fast. 1855, Journal.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-11
FOR RENT
Unfurnished Houses.
Continued.
DAVID g. BELL INVESTMENT CO.,

DAVID g. BELL INVESTMENT CO.,
LII SOUTH FOURTH STREET.
sewer, bath, water y closet, screens,
= STORM 9, SASH woodshed from Nay ad,.
furnace, gas, city water, sewer. e
bath. closet, laundry, cellar, screens, -
SIT 18th av n, rooms, electric bell, fur @''
mace, city water, sewer, bath, water
d 6c grats: 1900
and mantels, furnace, gas, city
water, sewer, bt.th, water closet, II
screens screens storm sash, woodshed, barn, - ~
31ae Sd av S. S rooms, electric bells, two '
crates and nantels, hot water heat
e& gas, city water, sewer, bath, water - =
~, closet, screens, storm sash ......... 5000
@44l Garaeld av, 10 rooms. furnace, gas 80 -.
OK city water. sewer. bath, water closet, 2s.oo
2l5 Groveland av, II rooms, city water,
- sewer, bath, water closet, laundry,
,o,1 screens screens storm sash. furnace .....:,.. 1900
lo14 HaWthorn av; 13 rooms, electric bells,
CRATES and mantels, combination heat,
gas, electric lights, city water,
sewer, bath, water closet, laundry,
1S4 Lyndale av N, 10 rooms, city water,
f. sewer, sewer, bath, water closet, cellar, ~
s75 Grant st, rooms, city water, sew ''0'
er, froh bath n.y. water closet, cellar furnace, 90 ~
1924 Columbus a7, rooms city water, 'o'''
sewer bath, water closet, cellar, fur
1926 Chicago av. I rooms, IS; city water, > ~
seHeE ousEs.iNor USE MoDnRNj: S''o'
loo4 Sotn st. rooms, cellar, city water, =, ~
27o2 27 St s rooms, cellar, cistern, ''0,
"eD' GSFURNisHnD MSPqSRsa i; ROOMS s'o'
1o11 10Th av NE, second door, 5 rooms, eel
lar, WE'LL from April 20 .............. 6.0t
Ao4A l2th aV Sc, first floor, rooms, hot
:. water heat gas, city water, sewer,
storm sash ..' ........:......... ' . 1s.o(
o,o, FURNISHED HOUSES AND FLATS.
AL lst av S, ~ rooms, city water sewer,
.o., path, water closet, furnace ..-..... 5000
loI1 aennep1n av, opposite Loring Park,
nat l, 8 rooms, oak finish, hardwood
noors, electric bells, CRATES and man.
tells, sldeboard, gas, city water,
sewer, BATH, water closet, laundry,
. screens, from May 1 to Sept. /, per
LAKE COTTAGES.
Arcola, Northwood, Lake Minnetouka, T.
room furnished cottage. within five
minutes walk of station; fine breeze
and view, large lot trees .225. OF
FOR RENT, AFTER APRIL 20, HALF OF 1
double house, s rooms, 1903 w Lake st; al
modern but heat; extra heater, gas range cur
ta1nS screens and storm windows furnished
$40. Inquire 1906 w Lake st.
ON LAKE CALHoUN-LARGE HOUSE, WATEI
frontage, very desirable for family or sum
mer boarders, near clubhouse; rent $500; ais
small cottage In same locality; rent SIS. Hick
son, lO26 Guaranty bldg
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-11

1896 THOMAS Av s, ON LAKE CALHOUN, "A
new broom cottage, papered and painted; large
east front porch screened in; fine shade trees.
Owner, 300 Phoenix bldg.
$40 PER MONTH FOR A SMALL HOUSE AND
acres of land on 32d N and Knox av.
$22-Nine rooms city water, gas and good
barn at 1920 4th S.
T. J. JANNEY, 10s Phoenix.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-11
THORPE BROS,
ANDRUS BUILDING,
RENTAL LIST.

.-,..-~- THORPE BROS,
ANRESS RENEE .fulhRrSe' h1s4:
HOUSES.
$11-628 Bassett place, 4 rooms, city water.
$12-2311 SH st s, 6 rooms, well.
$15-2oo5 James a' av VI n, room room-house, rs Well.
$16-2307 Madison av NE, s-room house, we'll,
$25-s1l i2thh sv S, rooms, all modern.
$$o-251o 25l Stevens av, 1o-room modern house.
$So-26Se $So Ga Oakland av, rooms all modern
$30-375 E Grant ST. Groom modern house.
$40-2911 Park av, rooms, thoroughly modern,
5000 9Th st Sc, II rooms, modern.
$55-3O1 Oak Grove st, Groom modern house.
FRANKLIN r; znIaATS HhATs; APARTMENT
Corner Hennepin and Franklin avs, S-room apart
ments. Cafe attachment. =
1923 Hawthorn av, LIST floor, Broom modern
1900 Summit av, two 7-room modern fats. $45
Eight room thoroughly modern nat, within walk
STORES - >.s.
is a 2a 81 dta st s1 Il six stories and basement
FIRE INSURANCE WRITTEN. IN GOOD COM
panies. Title ms: & Trust Co., Oneida block.
MY EIGHT-RooM HOUSE Ar RIcHFIELD
will be ready April Is; rent $40; half acre
g119qgnd g1qg chicken COOP good well small barn.
r. D. CONE 4 CO., ST Guaranty Loan Bldg.
sO32 Park ,av, 10 rooms, thoroughly mod
1882 Sd az s. rooms city water. fur @'oo "
2ess stevens av rooms city water it IS &c
2e27 Pillsbury 7av, rooms; thoroughly - -
1927 9TH az s, 5 rooms, city water. ::::: 1900
| Ill E 31st st, rooms, thoroughly mod
-. ern 80. -. ............ 90
1919 81 lsT 7, Az s, 3 ROOMS, CITY WATER, $50.
1920 Sd av s, 10 rooms, modern, barn, $65.
375 Grant st, rooms, modern, $50.
goo E 10th st, rooms, modern, $35. g.. .
2a S2a 1f aft av av s. 4 70 rooms m9dern $50
212o 9TH az S. 10 rooms, thoroughly modern,
3137 Portland av, rooms, modern, barn, will
| put in frst-class order, $685. = p.
3105 Columbus av, 13 rooms, modern, barn, $50.
1916 Fremont av s, 10 rooms, modern, barn,
1o2 Bryant ar N, 10 rooms modern. $50.
l"oS edn hawthorn ay' 8 rooms, city water, bath,
21oe and 2l14 Lynda1e av N, thoroughly mod.
ISL ern detached seven-rOom houses, $25 each.
4Ol Sth st Sc, l3 rooms, thoroughly modern,
516 sth av Sc, 8 rooms, modern, $50. 80.
| Florence Court, modern, houses, ten to twelve
/ rooms, at $25 to $50. '>'-( -
| We have number Of furnished houses and
hats for rent. Call for information.
| See our Rental Bulletin for modern fats
| parts of houses and rooms in all parts of the
| CITY, MoORE BROS. & SAWYER,
| 311 Nicollet av.
12;RooM HOUSE, PHEASANT Az, NEAR 34th
$40 Temple Court. : VIVA - '"'''
DETACHED MODERN DWELLING, : ROOMS
| gas fixtures and shades, parquet floor, adults
May l, $27.5O. 315 Sd av Sc.
se:oo@oo2so - w. " 2gTH So, 8 ROOMS, 2ND FLOOR
I $7.O0-29O3 Blaisdell av, rooms
$soo-3O University av Sc, 4 rooms.
S1s.00-2527 Blaisdel1 av, 8 rooms
| $50. O.OO-116 Royalston av, rooms, modern.
| ~$9OO-3lS 10th av S. 6 rooms.
rfvE
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-02-10
BUSINESS LOCALS.

The annual meeting of c. Brewer &
Co. will take place tomorrow at 10 am
A liberal reward will be paid for the
return of a gold nugget watch charm
lost on the street.
All work done by hand at the French
Laundry, at 25S Beretania street, oppo-
site the Hawaiian Hotel.
A very desirable residence on Thurs.
ton avenue is offered for sale; see ouI
classified ads. on page s.
A furnished cottage at Fern Place ifs
offered for rent on very easy terms fol
two months; see classified ads.
An experienced masseuse from Chica-
go will receive or visit patients. Id
dress wv" Advertiser office.
Miss McTigue has taken room sos
Stangenwald building. and will take
orders for shorthand and typewriting.
An Eastman. pocket kodak was lost
last Sunday in Kapiolani Park, or Dia-
mond Head Road; see our classified
ads. for reward.
If you want to know what smartly
dressed men will wear this season, ask
to see Stein-Bloch clothes. now shown
by NJ McInerny & Co.
A fine cottage, with lot 75x110, with
modern improvements, barn, servants
quarters, etc, is offered at bargain;
see classified ads, following page.
H. May & Co, Ltd. are the special
agents for the S. & w. and the j. H.
Flickenger high grade goods. The pop
ular Rose Butter always on hand.
The Mysterious McIvor-Tyndall. the
Marconi of the mind, is meeting with
great success on the mainland. He Is
booked for a season at the Hawaiian
Opera House.
A ladies' rain coat was lost on the
down town Punahou o'clock car last
evening; liberal reward will be given to
the finder for return of the same to the
City Feed Store on Beretania street.
The firm of Comes & McTighe have
been appointed sole agents for the
world renowned Tan San" Mineral
Water. This famous table water Is
highly recommended by the medical
fraternity at large.
If you are looking for serSant, yard
boy. or desire help of any kind, call at
the new employment office opposite
the Young Building on King street
Yoshikawa, the proprietor, speaks the
English language very f1uently. and has
had years of experience in the hand
ling of japanese.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-02-10
New
Spring
Goods
&&&

Now being opened. Styles 1903
Very latest in Wash Fabrics.
Mercerized materials In solid coloTs,
fancy striped, plain white and white
figured. :.
tv. white ground and solid color ground,
with small figures and dots, the neat
little patterns you are looking for, at =
Another line of Dimities, white ground
with small figures, not as fine as the
first lot, but extra good value; IL yds.
for 81.
FIANNELETTES. A new line, fine
assortment of patterns, your choice at
WHITE PIQUES. A new line just
opened at 6 yds. for 81 and upward
Mercerized Zephyrs, look like silk,
fast colors, lot blue, pink, green, navy
and cardinal at 25c yd.
Extra fine pin dotted Swisses, white
Ground with black dots and black ground
with white dots. :,
Mercerized striped Muslin, with polka
dots. entirely new.
NEW FANCY MUSLINS. A new
line of ladies' lawn dressing sacques, IN
all white and white with colored borders.
New goods viii be opened daily.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-02-10
Good Lord!

Cupid. of Hawaii, is not less a prince
because he has been elected congress
man. This is a fact which he eVlden1iS
intends to demonstrate when he comes
sbington. For it is announced
that he viii hold regal court in the
capital city, punctuating his hospitality
With real feasts in the Hawaiian stSie
and surrounding his person with Iu'i
a+;nus of ladies and gentlemen in want
ine-Kansas City Journal.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-02-10
Land VIII BE Opened.

The Executive Council yesterday APP
proved the applications of two olaa Set
Element Associations for taking up zoo
acre lots. Altogether about 1000 acres
are to be thrown open
los. Andrade was given permission
to use the water from a waternoie near
No. of the Lualualei lots. A nominal
rental is fixed and the government re-
serves the right to take possession oil
the water at any time.