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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-20
Your Prices for Made Garments.

We thought had struck your prices last Monday but while
the business per better than last year # was not
what offerings really called for Perhaps not ready
doubt ready we'll make The pree yours
We enough Of these goods that never in the history
Of merchandising Richmond have such finely tailored newest
style garments sold at these prices. ~ ais 5# - %
What yo, think Of regular SIS Goats box backs stole col
lars full Sleeves and oors $1987 Is that enough
reduc+;o It,sgo hno erb cent A
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/ HAT FUR i slide

Ia made Furs slide out wonder This store
stands on top where prices are half with every
guarantee as il YOU paid value to Gomez or
voi II miss the piece you have your
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that YOU would buy readily for: 75c.. III
Yard Wide Black Penu de Sole. the
quality for coats or dresses that. has
been. selling for $l.45; Mondays price,
s1.1D-only ls5 yards to be sold.
yard Wide Black Peau De Sole. the
same quality sold for 81. will be s5 DC
SALE OF sATINs,
Nineteen. inches wide, In colors. in
Guiding white and cream. the best zoe.
grade. for 300.
China silk. % inches wide; in all col
ors, including black lustrous; pure. SILK,
zoo. quality, for soc. ( n.
Creep de. chimes In exquisite shades
for, evening wear, pure silk, soft and
cItngy; It's a 81 value, for 6Oc 4 +, 4
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$3.50 for Mems silk Umbrellas ham
dies heavily mounted In silver, regular
$3.50 value.
Mems 1918 Il Silk Umbrellas. with
sterling silver trimmed handles, for 4
I $2.5O .5s ig,.. ( 5,s ..t.7
The real ivory handle, with sterling
silver trimmings. guaranteed Silk I'm,
brellas, for $3.50. t;..s
Mems 2s.tnch Imported Mercerlzed
silk Um brellas, Congo handles, Dso, :.
4 81 for Mems or ..Women's Silver
Trimmed Taffcta silk Umbrellas. usual.
50 ones. S5,s VA wv, VA.
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VASES !, uRnS, J,RS.,

AN immense MoraVlan Vase, JuS
shape, th!rty-five Inches around and
, fourteen inches high: the newest un-
derglascd decorations and g. regular
4 $15&vase. for 20, 90, 4, .+s.es. ".
MA, smaller Moravian Vase. eight
inches high, S1.e5. f.!l
!. A Beautiful clolslpe Pot Pourrl,
JAPANESE Mosaic Cracker Jar, In Orb
entail colorlng and raised decoration,
In tho same ware. handsome Urn
for 48.DS, or large Vase Twelve
/ inches high, Rl.Ds' :. 4
Renaissance Lace Pattern Vase, nou-
The same IN an immense Floor Vase.
eighteen inches high, $3.50. =.
Large Antique Egyptian Urn, 70.
Beautiful Rose Decorated Royal
Bonne Vase u, 30.
Tiplits Vases, ten inches high, ~, 6D.
The new Tiffany Glass Vase, ~,
Handsome Hand Decorated Austrian
Vase. with figures. thirteen lnches
] Quaint Dresden Card Receiver, !;
recumbent fisuFa holding 2 shell ~
RabO, l's
.27o pieces 81 clolss'iinae Vases.
al one-fourth Of their imported
values, There are many beaurs.
tiful designs, including nFa "a W:
raj colored flowers.
IA real sats,,na Vase. twenty-five
tnches high. $500.
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ehists 81 women. = 4. ta't a. -.
90. 7 for Men Is Pure Linen Hem.
stitched Handkerchief, full size, one
half inch hem. II /, tt5s, N
ts5 The best 81 "a dozen All Linen Hand.
kerchiefs for men IN one.guartet AND
one:half inch hens. are priced ~ l-2c,
Pure. Linen Usual '2tc..A Hand Draw
fienstit ched 81 Han dksrohiefs, IA. ons.
quarter, one-half and one inch hents, +
4 FOR 1Oc. ii;;t.., Il. &. s;y.s,. y. ....;s.
Initial Hand kerchi4fs for men. bsat
price anywhere $3.50 Ia dozen ehess IN
i boxes Of ono .half dozen for ba,c.. or
4 each loo. III, !. x d. & 4. !: ".
Our. 10 2.8c. Men's All Linen Hand.
kerchlefs are wonders; they. have the
real hemstitc HONS, not machine
punched, such as sou see elsewhere at
this price. N !. Y q. IS y. /,
Hahdkerchiefs.a Ill width hens, regular
81 "a dozen Waite. ~ fgs4 ~
7 Hundreds OF; dozens of Mems Hem.
stitched Handkerahiets, n white and
4 borders, each. &C. X y 1,.33 nv
Children s. White Silk Hen1stitohed
Handkerchiefs, inltialed, for II Lac;
plain, for 100. ISL
silk handkerchief for boys. plain
or Initiated. for 2tc. ,,ss .i.,..
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Csc. for Women's Union Silk UNI
brellas fancy or natural handles.
a. rs for. a 4 stylish lot OF English
CLUB Handle Silk Umbrellas, u heavy
silver mountings. 4. VI \. y y. y 4,
T20s for, the prettiest $3.50 long pearl
and sterling silver trimmed SIX I'M
brellas. n a
Other lots at $50. $3.50 to sl4.oo,
for women or men. n 81 tia IN BID \! a ,.3
All umbrellas at s1.5o and over on
graved free. II 81 "A \, 4. 4
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4 One Of the new art PIECES
,of this season IS the Shell Art
!, Pottery, in new variety OF
shapes, including Vases, Bons"
bon Dishes, etc, all deliberately
finished In beautiful flowers,
ii bas-relief, from $l.a5 70
$3.50, and are just half-prices,3S
AREiLLhMP STORE.
Among the hundreds OF
beautiful new Lamps for par
lor, library or reception halls !.
are the following; ".
= Furnished. copper. on b % s,of
manner. making It a handsome pres
ent;. price, complete, S5.7 to .&l2,h9i
+ other designs In. the ruby, OLD copper
and ali the new lamp IDEAS.
4 Beautiful Jardln!ers and Pedes tal, !,
Morayian ware, twenty-stx inches 4
htgh,' rs. Os. and down to the BOO, /
ones, thirteen inches high,
a Handsome Decorated JardlMer
and Pedestal, thirty-one inches high, n
an SIS value. for $40, M
A handsome line Of Imported AT
eteins from 900. to ~.
DINNER SETS. ...5 II,
1oo,piece Dinner Sets for $3.50,
Beautiful Limoges Decorated 1907.
piece Dinner Sets OF pure china, N va
rious designs, regular SIS value, for
( 1880, and many others.
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Fine irish Linen Pattern Cloths, full
two and a half yards long. $3.50.
Napkins; to match, dozen $50.
THE BEST TlELE pAMAsks IN
the kOnLD.
/, 81 grade Pure Irish Linen Table Dar-,
mask, two yards wide, In the heavy
weight, exquisite deslg ns, ta9yard. 75c.
u z,lyard Tor the Z nestS s1.4o grade
All Linen Table Damask ever shown
anywhere There are a bout SIX styles styles
7---all the pure Belfast Irish goods.
Z: 6Oc.a ass-yard for Pure: Linen
: Bleaohed, silver .Bleached, or the
Cream Damasks, sixty to seventy-1tWo
/. inches vide
Other grade Damasks from Zoe. a
va I'd to $3.50, 1. Z e
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4, 100. each buys tho prettiest lot OF
HandkerchIefs. In fancy styles. such
as lace trimmed. hem tltched. linen
embroidered. plain, sheer. all linen
and fine all linen Initials. None II, the
lot cost less thar. il:5O5 TO 50 a dozen
At II V 1-2c. each Handkerchief
such as you have paid .5c. for. They
are III, the fancy fine lacc trimmed
and ,all linen embroidered heTstltchlr 6,
Including over 800 dozen OF the prct-
test dainty Swiss /. embroidered, in
scnlloped edges and hemstltched:
choice. IL 1-2c, N f,.9ls
4 25c. for Soc. Lace Hankerchiefs. and
they nre bcarties--alltpu linen. cen-1
tiers. trimmed In the finest French Val.
luces. In novel designs; about twenty
five styles to pick from.
" &c. each buys Handkerchief that
you ordinarily pay l0c. for; there are
several hundred dozen fancy or the
plain hemstitched linen.
&c. for White Hemstltched Handker-
chiefs for children. 45s
&C. for the Foxy Grandpa and other
fancy borders for children.
Xmas Handkerchief in fancy boxes,
one:half dozen assorted styles OF the
daintiest all linen embroidered, each.
25c.
Sheer Hemstltohcd Initial Handker-
q 4 = 4 = 1. m 'T -
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LEATHER Go0ps.
Men 8 Leather Collar and Cuff Boxes.
DOC. TO S5,Os. tst;
MEMS Leather Gard Cases. 2oc. to
1918.
Mons Leather Bill Rolls, ooc. to
Leather. Cigar Gases. 25c;, to %. 0s.
r Il Russian Leather Diaries, 25c, 70
Leather Calendars. osc.3 to saos.
Leather Work Boxes. 1918.
Women'a Leather Writing Desks.
soc. to $3.50.
women's Combination Pocket Books
and Gard Gases, $50. to. $3.50. MI
Wrist Bags, 25c. to ~ To-. \.
Automobile Bags. In h all KINDS ls. OF
feathers. SOC. to fa.2b.
Crushed Leather Belts. in all col
orssand -kirds. .25c. TO ~ 20.
Net Shopping Bags, 25c. and oOc.
JEWELRY.
Mems and Boys Cuff Buttons. put
up in neat boxes, satin lined worth
Mems lem Gold stick Pins. 500. aud
watch Fobs,s 25e. to 1878. agccs
" omen's Gold Brooches. S.0s q 70
e7.47.
Fan,chalns. a lot that are WORTH
zoe. and 75c. are priced 3sc.
: 900 Sample Brooch Pins. worth 6 t'1'
S Fancy Jewel Side and Back Combs.
special. prices 41.bO to S3.0s; worth
one-third more.
FANCY GOO IS.
Another lot ;of Burnt Leather Card
Cases and Bill Rolls are 100;
Burnt Leather Hangers that are
worth ss.ss. are $50
Fancy Birchwood Boxes, latest nov <
elites, special price is zoe.
silver Napkin Rings. In fancy boz.
worth 25c. for Zoe. Il; &
Fancy Candle sticks, Candle and
shade. all for 600.
Is gross Fancy Medallion Pictures,
large size, at Zoe. ca CHI.
d, Other Niedallious are 1Oc
10 gross Medallion Pictures, sneclal
price is DC. =.
each, choice. Doc -. -, -,
Other Albums from 7oc.; to 90 o.,
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Silks at Most Absurd Prices.

Lots our buyer picked up while all the world was bent on
holiday shopping They OF the ordinary N their
values AS usual we stand back Of every yard good
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HOLIDAY Bazaar AHractio

keep pace with the demands trade has been
say keep adding this until it's possible e
buy every age the serveeabe purely ornamental
lines loss what give walk through this will
give the ideas you are looking We give below eW
things each department, but find here what you
better than tell you Prices Well, you'll be SUR
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The Cohen Holiday Umbrellas; !

bought cap esexhbo anything that could Be brought
Richmond II you wish find outflow much save YOU in
the price Just compare with what other stores charge every
Similar Umbrellas while the best makers goods .
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SALE OF sATINs,
OUR SALE OF IRISH: LINENS.

No other countrys nlakeouches Irish Linens goodness
and substantial direct with Irelandbeause
we want your custom for Linens always,
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Infants Wear.

lust a few items to show
you the wonder prices.
Infants sacques. all colors. With GRO
che, border, SOC. kind. will DO sold
Monday, for. each. 1.,c.
Childrens Mittens, all colors' TOR
1Oc.
Heavy Emitted Legsins, knee or
drawer style. black or white, for zoe
and bOc.
Lo, Of chldren's Fancy Eating
Aprons. with subjects for children. IN
various colors, for sc.
Infants F'leecy kimonas. all dainty
oolo,s, with rows OF French knots, tor
G0c.
All color. in Tams, sc kind, choice,
4sc.
Beautiful Velvet cloaks. trimmed
with silk braid $3.50 ones. for S3.D>
s. Heavy Cloth Cloaks, variety OF
kinds. sizes to six years, choice S2.oo.
$3.50 Cloaks for Us.
Lot of White Cashmere Cloaks. long
and short, deliberately embroidered.
material cost ;5o; TO be sold, spe-
cial. zoe
Dainty Silk Caps. full. ruch or plain
effect, trimmed with ribbon and lace.
beautiful styles, ample choosing. choice
.i1c.
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, s / slLyt1 l /:

Ess.AS1EhLlNe S!lyE \.
sAll#sterling. and the half
mark IS On them.
Sterling silver Pencils. .lvasy ~, p g.
Sterling SILVER / Match Boxes ~
Sterling silver Hand Mirrors. sAa
slze,+forI %. OS. X. @ S
Sterling silver Brush and. com6 sets
K for ~. 80 and up 10 a16:76.
Sterling Silver Brush. Comb and
Mirror SETS ,! Tor = ss = ottssr set';
st. 9 s:ivsf. c5l6tntss ttBottiss, xtth
filagrea: Sc. Il, !: for. ei.76. ly;'s
numerous Is mention! Il cut: prices
PprKETHkAlvEs: n
Krussius Brothers Pocket ,knlyss
are here In large variety OF Z Dc.
sisns,t;at 2oc., bOc, 100 and b ~;
every, one in nice boz. -
Krussius' Scissors are here Ct 7ae.
TO .1i FL N d, IS. Il tst5
Everyssstyle OF Manicure Articles are
here at one-quarter ut the usual ask
y. Ing. Pa 4. 's
II. ft55S SUU w Tvs 1850 t5,t3l.4
/. Bradley's THE Woodland violetts
Man Extract, In miniature PACKAGE I.
tive bottles for $50. In attractive box.
Bradley's other Extracts are SOC. TO
sl.25. IL, ..,t.s,.
Colgate Extracts, ali doors and every
Pie Piers Azure and !: Il Tretr. II.
tracts. 4l.15 a box
Rogers, and Galle.'s Vera V!oletts
Extract, el.OA a bottle. :}i
Rogers and Gallet's Violctts Toilet
Water, s7sc:. bottle.
Houhikant Ideal II Extracts, @S.%7
a bottle; by ounce. 91:34 an ounce
Grown Perfume. the 81 quality. sps-H
4 cial price, 75c. a bottle: s
= am !. 3. RINGS AM. OTHERS.
3. and5J,T b Rings tor 25c.. 800.
ana ,11-warranted, for f!ve:years.
81. Mems 4 and / Woheh,s :. Solid Gold
Rings In sign sts, sets and band rings, !
4, worth s2.2o TO S24,t0. rs for eL.2S 70 Z
sla.7b, ,These prices are; one-tnlrd
less than Same can DO bought else
whore, u (. I. 4l.,; & ~, y
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Closing OUt- ITS 1A Al -
because there are thousands OF
less to US as money-makers, as
ESQ. will buy the Heaviest Soft
Fleeced Women's Vests and Pants. IN
hleached or peeler yarn, up 10 extra
sizes.
2Dc. Is the price for Women's Union
Suits now, OF Egyptian yarn. that we're
4sc.
The White Wool Ribbed Vests and
Pants that hundreds have been solu AZ
&C, are marked SOC.
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uuY Optical Department

Is not the least attractive fea-
ture Of the great holiday store.
solid cold Eyeglasses and specta.
Giles. crystal lenses. sa.IO to So
l4-karat Filled Frames, warranted
ten years. 81.
Alumlnico Eyeglasses and spectacles.
perlscopic lenses, bOe.
Eyegass Chains, 5Oc, to 500.
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CLOSING OUT OF THIS KIT UAD r. Il EAR.

rWear has become necessity,
that will soon be worth
leir season will be over.
For boys ara girls the, best $50. IN
derweart,ls marked. dc
You can buy Women's White Wool
Ribbed underwood, the s. Harvard
make. now Zoe. a,,,
F1eeccd Bleached Regular Made
Union Suits. 6Oc.
Even our Bargain Value Children's
CSC. Union Suits are marked to Loo.
And so for all the. rest
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Tho Handk erchie Surprise f f;,':.

The departments most tsel The
prise about the Handkerchief Store IS the wei the
elegant All have sold prices
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''THE ONLY WAY," COHEN Will ADOPT II, monday.

then chaos
gohe largest had
produce Expe
the difficulty:
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r. nm n. q. RlN6s lkl 0I'nEhS.
! Our Beautiful Art Pottery Store ,. !;!..

OF
fnd we
- distinctive to- the me
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Kid Cloves.

Imported direct by us To insure got
ting what we wanted, From SOC. to
the highest prices. our Gloves all have
the Cohen guarantee. We are doing
an Immense glove business. and can
suit you. no matter what you DESIRE
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-06-12
YORKTOWN LOST
A MAN AT SEA

The gunboat Yorktown lost a
man overheard during her recent
voyage from Honolulu to San Fran
cisco. The Chronicle says: "One of the
crew of the gunboat Yorktown, filling
the position Of deck blacksmith, was
lost at sea during the trip of the YES
sci from Honolulu to this port. His
absence was not noticed until the
mastering of the crew, two or three
days before reaching port, and none
of the men could shed light on the
manner of his taking off. 1t is believed
that he fell over the rail during the
rolling of the vessel at night. The
Yorktown, after remaining at anchor
in the bay all night, went UP to Mare
island yesterday afternoon.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-06-12

WILL STEER CLEAR
OF BREMERTON

Secretary Moody of the Navy Depart
ment has issued a final order prohibit
ing navy vessels from going to Bre-
merton because of the conditions ex-
listing there. The principal objection
is to the saloons facing the navy
yard, which demoralize the navy men,
it is claimed.
Some time ago Treasurer Kepoikai
issued an order here, that no saloon
licenses should be issued on the water
front.
Navy says of the situation at Bremen
ton:
Under present conditions no ships
will be sent to Bremerton. We are
awaiting Captain Bleeker's report,
which should arrive Monday Until we
are in possession of all the facts, the
order to hold the squadron at San
Francisco will stand. We must have
positive proof from the people of Bre-
merton that they will maintain order
and act in good faith with the depart
ment before we will risk sending ships
there"
Another official of the department
said "Bremerton has found that the
department is in earnest, and I look
for no further trouble. They cannot
play shuttiecock with Secretary Moody.
He saw how things were there with
his own eyes, and unless matters are
remedied and saloons are kept perma-
nently closed Bremerton will have to
go without navy patronage. OF course
Bremerton will close it's saloons.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-06-12
LEWIS ESTATE
JUNE 10, 1903
Commissioners Sole Of RG[I ESt0ie

The continued sale OF Lots 2, 4, 5. 6, q,
8, 10, IL, Is, IA, of Lots at Kalia, Wal
kil1i. Honolulu, and premises corner Of
King and Bethel streets, in Honolulu,
upset price is Withdrawn under order
Of Court dated May 26. 1908 in partition
case of Baily ct al VS.. Cushingham ct
al, First Circuit Court, Territory Of
Hawaii, in equity will be had on Satur-
day, June 18th, 1908, at II o'clock noon,
at front (mauka) entrance to the Judi
ciary Building known as Aliiolani Hale,
in Honolulu. For full descriptions see
Hawaiian Star, April "a to May 9Th;
also The Pacific Commercial Advertiser,
The Evening Bulletin, the Aloha Alma,
April q to May 9Th, 1908; also posters.
Terms: Each and all sales are subject
to the approval of the Court; all
moneys to be paid into Court; no upset
price; deeds at expense of purchaser;
ten QO) per cent of purchase price to
be paid on fall of the hammer. ]. F.
Morgan, auctioneer.
W. AUSTIN WHITING,
s4e3 Commissioner.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-06-12
GILMAN AND BARNUM.
Former Hawaiian Tells of His Great Oppor
tunity With the Famous Show Man.

The principle speaker the smoke talk of the
of Railroad Agents Boston, night
Youngs hotel He introduced to the
speech himself told interesting STORIES
least OF which concerned his trip the first passenger from Cali
forna to New York, by way of Panama
Il arrived New York from that trip Gilman
March 1894 1t took several months make the trip the
first part it. Panama, being
days in a brig.
when got New York introduced P T. Barnum
the first make the trip He asked brought gold
home with and said had few He said he had
lump pounds gold would its
genuinenes believed him and wanted to talk expert
casually hand his lump gold indicate that
that the size of lump might to find there Evil
IDENTIFY Mr. and my that
tally questioned such proceeding he promptly added with calm
would consideration have tell lie about it
but everybody going there expected find Jumps
big paving don't dappot them before
they told him would be rank humbug and he said
My the bigger humbug the better they like it
Il him later and he told me had missed the
chance make my fortune and to help him make his
Mr. Gilman also talked of Hawaii which he described enthus
ascay OF the coming places popularity for
AS the talk of Mr. Gilman, the president called
Karcher of the party taken the Santa Fe
recently Karcher told of the pleasures of
den travelling different from that of the days of the brig Pa
One the speakers of the evening Henry
of the Raymond Whcomb excursion business When he
he choked and broke down quite frankly the middle of his
speech He, too, enthusiastic Hawaii
George sang Charles v Daey spoke for the
ship people.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-06-12
Shipping Notes.

The Niihau which brought in car
go of sugar is loading it into the Fort
George.
The British ship Carmanian is to go
on the marine railway upon her arriral
from Newcastle.
c. c. Cherry and W. ]. Bryant in
spectors of steamers boilers and hulls
at Seattle have been dismissed from
the service by Secretary Shaw.
The bark w. H. Dimond from Homo
Iulu was held in quarantine at San
Francisco. and only released on June
ard. She had five passengers from
here.
Commander D. D. V. Stuart who was
IN command of the Yorktown on her
visit to Honolulu recently has been
detached from duty with the gunboat.
and &c ordered home to await orders
on June Srd the Marion Chilcott de-
narted for Honolulu from San Fran
cisco with a cargo of oil. On the same
aav the schooner Rosamond sailed for
chic civ with merchandise, and the
bark Amy Turner for Hilo, also with
merchandise. -4. a. iE1241-sE--sA-'
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-06-12
FAILED TO GO ON
EDWARD SEWALL

The Rosenbergs are looking for
sailor to whom they advanced money
upon his signing articles Of the Ed
ward Sewall. Jack Carlson is the man
who Rosenberg claims represented
that he intended to ship on the Sewall.
He advanced him forty dollars on the
strength of it, but Carlson did not leave
on the Sewall, and Rosenberg did not
get his money. Now he has asked
the police to arrest the man for OBJ
tanning money under false pretenses.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-06-12
SCOTCH ISLE FOR CARTHUSIANS.
MILES AND THE FRESHMAN.

General Miles quoted by fellow officer telling the follow
It during pursuit OF Chief Joseph
general exceedingly stormy night encountered
few woodchOppers
inclined be very hOspabe but
with the protection their hus
afforded however only upon condition that they
be compelled give their
share the bunk of the boss, very
Irisnan delighted with his guest Hoping estab
said banteringy preparing
Patrick know you'd be long time in Ire
land before you'd get sleep with general And it's
thinking he instantly retoed that you'd be long
in Ireland before you'd liver be made ginera.'"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-06-12
MAY GO INTO TUG
BUSINESS HERE

The tug Charles Counselman arrived
yesterday evening from Hilo. She came
here for repairs and to have her boilers
cleaned. 1t is reported incidentally
that the Counselman may be put into
the towing business here by her own
ers, The Matson Navigation Co.
The Counselman is an oil burner and
has had a monopoly of the towing bust
ness at Hilo. She was bought origin
ally to take the place of the tug Rover,
which is now towing the company's
oil vessels in Honolulu, and it may be
that the Counselman is do only that
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-06-12
SAILING VESSELS
GOT INTO PORT

The arrival of two sailing vessels
a very dull holiday, quite lively on the
water front yesterday.
The American barkentine Jas. Tuft
arrived in the morning forty-seven
days from Newcastle with a cargo OF
coal.
In the afternoon the American bark
entine Wrestler arrived from Gray's
Harbor twenty days out. Officers of
both vessels reported pleasant weather.
An unknown ship was sighted off
Diamond Head last evening early, but
her name could not be distinguished.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-06-12
81 AUTHORITY.
SEALED TENDERS

Sealed Tenders viii be received by 1tss
Superintendent of Public Works Until
for furnishing all materials. labor &zE
erecting abutments for Wanuku Bridge.
Hilo, Hawaii.
Plans and specifications on file II ef-
flee of the superintendent OF F1Shzlz
Works, Honolulu and in office 81 <. r.
Richards, Hilo, Hawaii.
The Superintendent reserves the E5E1<
TO reject any and all bids.
HENRY E COOPER,
Superintendent of Public Works
June S, 1903. 81