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The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-02-26

ye Gan6er waf 81 Rieh Hin hst
Friday asi brDught home q hyns q
uIinz. W. uniergtand ~ - EolnR
% ule iis ceiiar
NJ. J. Tupot aBd fapgly visffe5 a.
his 20 OeenF > hzt Sunday.
Caas. Atins. who has been g0ns
for son1e time. b here Ffsstinw Ne
parents Tor . iew days.
Bs1 merritt wa aiso . Rieh Hm
visitor last friday.
Mr. cruewhite. teacher AZ tae
Happy Hiu sehoe5 housr. has gives
% bs sehOol ca aocoanf % ssckneua
IN his fstniIy aud Miss Elna shorkey
win teach the resaainder - 10 term.
Cisas Kenier@r ana EazssIy risit-
81 az W. John Merits Last Sunday.
Lse Batter mfsie a TIP % Rch
Hin last Saturday 20 ee tie doctor.
on aeeOunt u rs eyes. Wiki have
been trDubiing him for some tine.
We arr glad 20 hear that thy have
ieen aide TO save the sight q Or a
them for him
Mr. Merritt. who neturned from
Nebraska some time ago. has rented
part u Hn. CASTS farm for tn.
year
chas Done has TRADED for the grisi
mill Formerly owned bg Chas- NeE-
1T and vim move Il over to his plnrs
and try the milling business.
Roth Bros. stnl have sbout 20
bushels Of corn in the field 10 hush.
80 they inform Us Suppose fby
won't have TO plant any this spring,
rs 0hey will have TO hHsk during
planting time.
PDowBoE.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-02-26
SPRAGUE.
PowBor.

Some Of the people IN and about
Sprague have for some time thought
the correspondent al sprague was
not In the ring. He or sbe, az the
case may be, has Weakened up and -
in the ring 10 stay. W. think our
town S 20. X" with the thriving
bushes men that We hare. aud IN
the near future we win be a city -
the - class. My partRsr and I are
thinking o. setting mp a rial estate
and loan oHre. We think Il 10 = tine
location. hut we are a Ettle hard 90
please about Offices. We want sOme
thing tony, you Sc We may have
to build one.
Jlnks Kicks went 10 Illinois with =
car d horses and muies. He had q
cold trip.
d, +. Shutter had a horse tan tn an
old well one OF those cold days last
week. Fortunately. with a little
help. he got it out with only a ssE
scratches and bruises
Mrs. J. r. weeden. who has tssR
quite sick, Is some better.
Sunday we heard In a roundabout
way that Burr Holland and Daisy
HIN were married last werk. We
most earnestly wish them = happy,
prosperous journey through NE.
Say, the roads an something
awful to travel. and we saw SOME
people moving 10 their "wite's fOlks'
to-day.
W. 7. J. Henley would have % o.
the finest places In the country Il ws
could get him 20 move his barns aud
cribs, stacks etc. northwest o. bis
house. but be viii not listen 20 ne
Mr.. and Mrs Burr Holland have
returned TO Bates county. W.
thought they wen going 20 be asvas
two weeks. They ar a me couph
and have a bright future before them
We have lots Of things TO writ
about but space and time iorhsds Il
Col
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-02-26


y Brrkh0ties yurrhasel a span
q hor-ee az ~ Epgefson saie hsst
Tuesfay.
He earned Hhfn - hss - ~
that sus@zy was Gates hrgh6ay.
We utsh him many harpv ftarSa
q the DAY. aed wm " ansi NJ fr
81 anothse - The paDcrs ka9e
heen fsH a tie nnnisersau - Wash-
fngtous ttrghsiays but tkFy haren-t
sah a word abaat 9atse
Unck Tie seat aas laid - ~ ~.
Dsisn Zoe = kw bonrs last FFissy
nOrniag He ellpped afsa eH ~ tsr
frossn Erosps. striking 90 bis had.
ffe bad % b. heired - th4 hgsee.
Fortunately y ~as M worse
Ahoat . wa@ons nsn hadg4 is
eoal AZ tAe pearsDn siope hsss W~a-
nee1ay. The faraers h1se haE roa.
stderahte srontz fhl@ sister afting
coal fyom TIE orefnFo0-gewfhg
goes % ~ cosl compan
SgEEE
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-02-26
KEITH.
Col.

John Blair and vile spent Sunday
az Gus HIn's.
J. A. BORON. ST.. who has been
visiting In Foster. Butier. and Rich
nm the past two weeks. l. expected
home to-day. Monday.
). Craig hss hcen OF duty the psst
icw days with sor throaI hut vas
able FOR work Monday.
WIN wheatlsy was lucky enough
ia get bis be housa ailed with aK-
inch sec last wesk. We yin knoS
when 10 visit whea the tbermouo-
ser registers 20 in thc shade
Ne were glad IN 80 30 many cor
respondents last week Gone agaia.
an oi you. ard a few moeN TeE
TRmUNR nssd Ga have one whoAs
pagc ~ country neW& We WoaAi
llke Ia so M that way again
$50 would wel-Editor-
gamcs uorran has purhas1 a aRe
SPAN e biack hor@s We an noS
kau who BE- bought thssn -. eat he
pail tha sssEA Atth slun u S3Aee
CAaS Roe Was driving srcuua oa
car smooth stcNts Fridy. iooktns
after HIS RAJ estate
Ms Lillian Rowuaan Aad ehi1troa
started TOR theh DeN ho1De n rufaN
county. California, ilst TbUrday.
AIR. Bowman hss bogstt . Er@
mar V.satia. tbs coaasy sax - ~
bar, county-slaa psr acre
Gas IAN win mose near SRragoe,
20 the Fraak farm. sgroa Prank
! RurkhO,aer viii move a. the harm
vacated by AR. FppSoon, neas
Retlza Chenh rhey arr both good
ncigb6ors. and Nv rSUt thcm NOV
iuE
Poaitry nscn uere aroand FRIDAY
trying "a huy for thc paulery ear
Toes Wasn't paying any @ose thAr
tha merchants in Rkh Nm 80 thS9
uet With poor saecesa ~ cenis 81
poand
une,e Jamok Nantenthuecn. frcn
mar PasSak. and dtashtsr, Mrs
Whlte. weFc pAeasaRt visitors ~
Uncle Ne Meats saturday. A. tia
waa C0rk lims hrs vt.it IA Az
years. BE- was d0abAy wskanal
Ar nQtxga mnsea "a oarsklnit,
Munhae hon NNeos eoanp.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-02-26

u Lewis and his big company
OF c0mmedians win positively appcar
az The Opera HOUSE, saturday, Feb
rnary eSth. Ia tlse gNat Comeiy
succc.s. 81 PlankArd. a ruralcomedy
brlm iull u iunny situatlons and
laughahlc novelties. Thls d one OF
the many s~uccesstai comedies, aud a
money maker Tor lts owners This
season the comedy has bccA cntirely
n4wrlftcn ~ the wrll knawn author
Robt q. Morris. and appears IN its
new olltlon, aud the Hand and or
eheatsa eaulei by this NolalsaEg nill
b. held up 20 ia standard a. ths
anost musical organisation ~ ~
ROAD.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-02-26
OPERA DRUG AND
RACKET STORE.
D. B. HICKEY, Proprietor
opera House Bldg. Rich NIL, No.

Get your Job Printing done az
THE TErpUSE Office.
Mrs. Pannell, OF Nevada. is Wis,
Ting Mrs, A. c, Cate.
Rev. c. Kirk. Of the ST. 2.
Church al Hume, was 10 our city
Monday.
Remember the Farm Implement
Co., when you want garden seed
in bulk. A
Go 10 w. T. DuvaIl, east side,
for whips. curry combs, brushes,
and other horse equipments.
{. G. Barnet, went to Jasper
county Tuesday. ia the interest Of
the Modern woodmen Of America.
Capt. and Mrs. J. w. Gnnn
were Ia the city Monday from Car.
bon Centre, arranging TO move to
town from the farm.
Last Sunday was Geo. A. Hurk-
eby's twenty sixth birthday and he
entertained his fathers family and
ahiends At a birthday dinner.
weean cell your Farm aaicksE
than any firm ln the c0uhtY. II
y0u want to sell, see us at onee,
we are here for business Prov
Ell q Cook, Rich sam, Mo-
Word has Teen received IN this
city announcing the marriage 81
Mss Carrie Baum TO ST. Louis
gentleman. Miss Baum hes many
friends in this city who wish bel
much happiness.
The fourth and last quarterly
conference Ter this conference yeaI
gas held At The walani Street NJ
II. Church last Monday evening
The annual conference win oonyenl
at Marshall, Mo, on March IS.
Dennis Miller has removed iron
the east side aud will oceupy III
residence Of Postmaster Martin
recently vacated. Dennis' folk
are good neighbors and We regre
20 lose them, but the hest Of neigh
bors must part.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-02-26
u Y TRIBE

The Royal Tribe Of Joseph, n
OF the best Of our fratemaI benevo-
lent orders, has a special dispense
ton under which they will take in
members TO. q shOu time At the rate
of s. so. II you want insurance at
the lowest rate consistent with Sc
curIty. aox is your time to join.
Both men and women are admitted
to membership. The Royal Tribe
is under the supervision Of the In
suranee Department of Missouri.
They pay accident benefit for broken
arm or leg. as well as for the loss OF
a hand or foot. If taken sick your
installments are paid by the lodge.
One-half the face of the certificate
is paid in case Of toual disability.
The rate OF payment does not iR-
crease. but runs the same as at age
of entry. The ate at ages Of IS 10
- is 4oe per month, $3.50 a year,
IS to ~, 45e a month; IS TO 90,
5oci 81 to 80, COO; A to IS, Soc;
so, $500; S.. SI.25.
When any member has arrived at
the age of 70 aud is disabled by
reason Of old age, one-hali his GER
h6cate is paid IN cash aud the bal
anee in FIVE equal annual payments.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-02-26
lne water Works Question.

EDITOR TRIBUNE;-
There ought
TO be a general discussion OF the
water works question. Both sides
ought to be presented to the pub
lie so that our people may vote
upon a judgment formed from the
best enlightenment that can be
Obtained, There are two sides at
least, to ali questions, sometimes
more. Whether the city own the
plant or not, people living outside
the water limits will have TO paw
taxes TO pay for ,he purchase and
maintenance just the same under
any ownership. and the people
who use the water wall have 10 pay
water rates.
II a private corporation owns the
plant they will have to keep it in
repair aud pay the running ex-
penses, and il the city own il the
city will have 10 look after and pay
these expenses, and ia either case
the citizens have to foot the bills
at last. II he city buys the plant.
the city will have 70 issue bonds to
pay for il. and these bonds will
bear interest and be absorbed by
some trust company tor whose
benefit the taxes will be paid 70
meet the interest. II the bonds
run sor twenty years and are paid
out at the rate OF five per cent
each year, this will make an ex.
penditure OF Sss75.oo per year OF
debt, ADD Il bonds drsw four Pc
cent per annum, will cause ID,
ei,y 90 pay an average interest o
Suso per year, aud then allow
yearly average OF two per cent 10.
repairs, would maks an outlay o
Suso more, or a total yearly cut
lay Of SSfyS, which AZ the end o
tweosy years would amoaaS Il
Stos,soo, and then We woal'
have to build a new plant.
These figures do not take int
account the cost Of superintendent
engineers, laborers, and fuel, whiel
would probably COST sa4oo more
The city now pays $1,000 pc.
year and 10 the twenty years III.
plant has existed has ptobabl,
paid back the original cost 10 th.
: ownsrs, aud her obligation IS at Al
end. The ownsrs have had 4
foot an bills OF labor, fuel and &c
! pairs. besides take Rll the hlame
. which is no small item, Tor mndd
water, poor service and depleteI
a~pparatas We dont believe
/. has paid more than two per ecu
D on the Investment and We doubt
L il has paid thar.
TAxrASgR.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-02-26

LOCAL BRIEFS.



Miss Alice Francis IS visiting ip
Kansas City.
Cash for your Farm. see
PrOwsli n Cook.
Go to Duyalrs for tablets, pens,
penrIIs aud school Supplies.
County Surveyor Rob,. John
son was on bur streets Tuesday
Mrs. Eugene Kumpi Is reported
quite sick a. her home near g
Catholic church.
The meetings at the Presbytes-
ian church are we'll attended and
increasing 10 interest
Rev. w. T. Pyles is spending q
few days with his i1otheE and other
relatives at Eldorado Springs.
Mr. and Mrs. r. z. Buekeridet
have returned home from an extend
ed visit to their daughter in Illinois
III you want 20 sell your prop
erty, sec us before the spring
rush comes. PROwELL&CoOK
Mi. Geo. o, Circle is able to be
out and came to town Monday. lie
thinks he is getting along all right.
For any kind Of kitchen novelty.
from = wooden spoon to the best Of
tin buckets. go to Duvall, on east
There is not an advertiser in THE
TRIBUNE whose statements eannot
be verified by going to them to do
your buying.
Mr.. Jacob MsuFer has bought
the Kober property on the east
side and will occupy it about the
FIRST of March.
FOR SALE-A scholarship in
one Of the best business colleges in
Kansas City. Cheap if taken soon.
Inquire at this Office.
The city of Neysda proposes to
4
pave Cherry stree, from the depot
TO Ash street, which is one block
west OF the public square.
Farm Implement Co, have just
received their field and garden
seed. All fresh seed. No old
carried ever seed ia the house. It
w. S. wyeoH has left the farm
and moved to Rich Hill. We are
glad TO welcome such good eiti-
Eens as an addition to our pop
nlation.
Rev. Eli P. Anderson preached
a, the Walnut Street NJ. Z. Church
last Sunday 10 large congregations,
both morning and evening, 10 The
edi6eation Of the people.
A BARGAIN-If sold within
the nexi 80 days-,bs S. II. Cos
nell property eomer First and Park
Avenue. Call on Geo. p. Huek-
eby, or address S. II. Gosnsll,
Hebron, Nebr.
Uncle jim and Aun, Jane Hedden,
relatives Of "Gabe," celebrated Die
Goth anniversary Of their marriage
last Saturday, Feb. n, at their
home near Meta. They are among
the oldes, settlers Of that eOmmu
nifty.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-02-26
A public ashl ). ; psbIIs burden.

A public debt y . ppblit burden.
81 PIHnksrd vail Be here saiur-
day.
J. X. Hsles. Jadge Templsion,
u. d. Moore, w. r. Dawtou. Jas.
Sheppard and Hsnfy Ellis attended
eireua court It BodsI last week.
Capt. Jas. vanBenthssen was 4
pleasant caller - ca Office last
Saturday. Capt. is row a resident
Of Bates ooabsy, JUST west 81
Adrian. having removed from e.
dsr county some time ago.
X. A. JnfJ a Co., srs spreading
out they nos occupy the w. Z.
Brown furniture room. New and
second hand lurni,ure bought, sold
and exchanged II there is any
thing you want bps hssn'i got, you
can get IL from X. A. Jurd 8 Co
Mr.. Rust and son, Of Grant coua-
ty, Indiana, were IN ilss city last
week looking over the county with
a view 20 a possible location. Such
men win be quite an acquisition 10
our population and will be vel
coined with open handed hospitality.
Mr.. Charles Yafber died at has
home 10 this city, Tuesday morn
ing, of consumption, and was
buried yesterday afternoon in
Greenlswn cemetery. He was 50
years Of age and leaves a wife and
six ehiIdren, four girls and two
boys.
Mrs. S. L. Ames is absent ihi'
week purchasing a large stock Of
millinery for her spring trade and
she will have bargains in dry good,
and notions fully Up to the demand
for the Rich H,l! trade L0oE for
her announcement later IN The
TRIBUNE.
Mrs. z. Ko5er IS selling of her
household goods preparation 10 re.
moving to the farm in Kansas,
near BoIcouu. Will Kober S
health has improved since going
to the farm and the whole family
will 20 as soon as the household
goods are sold.
Who are the Republicans going
TO nominate for county school com,
missioner The convention meets
February as, and the matter should
be talked over by those interested,
So far We have heard but two name.
mentioned. They are Prof. Ali
son OF this city and Prof. c. T
VanBenthusen Of Rich Hill. Eithei
one would, we believe, be periecil,
satisfactory to the party. Their,
may be Others who could admirably
6ll the position. About half III,
time the Republican party has beei
able 10 elect the school commits
Gioner in this county. Chairmal
Bowden is Of the opinion the Re
publican candidate will be electe,
this year. Republicans should TAX.
a lively interest in all educationa
n.Pness.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-02-26
sIOO Reward, 500

The raders 90 this paper viii be
pleased Co learn that there Is az least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able 90 cnre In al irs Stages,
and that h Catarrh. Halls Catarrh
Cup Is tho only positive cure known
"a the medical fraternity, patauh
.lElng a constitutional disease. n.
|auirs a constitutional tpatment,
Halls catarrh care Is taken inter
nally. acting dircctly upon the blood
and aqueous sartaoes ~ the system,
thereby destroying the foundation
Ut the disease. aud giving the patient
strength hy building up the c0nsti.
tuition nnd assisting nature IN doing
lts work. The proprietors have %
much faith Ia its curative powers.
that they Offer one Hundred Dollar,
Cor any case that Il fail. TO eun.
Stnd FOR llst II testimonials
Address y. u cnENkI& co. TO
lslo. o.
Sold ~ druggists. a
Usprs gslilg ea1 en- o. Ut
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-02-26
BUSINESS CHANCES.

The n X & r RE- has = vel -
tAbIishsd Industrial department.
aiding In the sekcunn ~ sites am.
locations for Industries u al kinds
along its lines Write e ron an In
.tenested. We wiz znd book,
~BestneSs ChAnee and any oth7
information wanted. Addres
JAMES BARKER,
Gsn1 Pass ASent. n X 7. BY,
81 wainrtght Bldg St Loak
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-02-26

Special one way essouisi rzsea 70
Califorais. o. sale va the -. o. P.
Ry.. FEB. IS to JuBe rs-rass ss5-oo
70 San FrzsSsco. Los AaEslss ard
hatesmsSiass posaaA-R q BsiE-
M. Ag
Divorces have bxen gfaatA5 10
E5lfh Miller from Geo. Mz.n.
Fzunis Suydz frOm p. " saTu
z. Sears froz Frsak Sears, Haus
Nolsnd from 7. J. Nosms zad
there IS more 80 osBow.
Jake SnOs leh weanesy k-
SPringSel6, Ne. ard expers b
visit TIE Indian Teu1sosy aszs
g0as--Piessazioa Obsere. Tan-
ter ss0w left ih. reron sbout Ge
same time- Perhaps t5sY VIZ raesi
N ne t~srrisosv-
SPECIAL coloQIst rates 70 TIRE 1oT
wezt, tickets On sale VIA The -. ~
P RY.. FEB. Is 70 April So 81
Hugs, MOut. St7.s5, Lesaos.
&oni-s Sso.ss, Heieaa AID Baise
tET.Oos SPokans, $3.50. PonianA
SeAttls. Tacoma, 5000. Same
rates apply 10 al other i-nterae8i4te
Point<-R A. BAmEY, Az.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-02-26

aas4 .caool caIlpnrs Aar sscEll

Mether 0rays SWEET Powders DOR
.Chudrpn, assl ~ Motlrr Gray, a
nurac In Chllarca's Home. New York.
Broak pp Colds Ia q hoana eere Re
veflshneeus Headache. stomach
rroahlcs. recthlng Disorders. aud
nssiroy woune A an drnnEiafa
" eapnple maihsd FRfE AddnsA.
AhaS utaaUaal LakeH
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-02-26

Tbs BaTger Bros, have brought
their families from Iowa and will
take possession Of the farms reeenlly
purchased, one north and the other
southeast Of the city. An such
good citizens are welcome TO our
midst They are related 10 %
fellow citizen Air. r. S. Burns.
We arc the NlEEest advertisers
and the greatest hustlers tn the
county. in the real estate bust.
ness if yos want 90 sell, or ia
buy property. see US. lt W.T.
pay you 10 call at our office Il
you mean business, Prowell &
Cook, over z. n VI Bank, a. sou
cannot call. send us word AndWe
will come 10 soc you.
Postmaster Martin aud family
are now comfortably domieiledi ia
asatly fitted up rooms over the
p0s.omee. This gives J. X. bet-
lsr facilities for taking cafe Of has
postohlee work and makes quite a
saving an time and walk 10 and
from bis Office.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-07-07
New England Bakery
]. Oswald Lutted, Mgr.
MRS. C. L. DICKERS0N,

Received ex s 6 Sierra new braids OF
all cOlors and shades for shirtwaist and
travelling hats Also 4 large line OF
fruits and berries for trimming
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-07-07
ANOTHER CHANCE
AT BURIEDTREASURE

Re fared into the Advertiser Office.
. slight saIt-pickIed man with bright
etullet-PoInt eyes and a thick bunch
os ~aisksrs OF the end OF his chin. He
had been down the line and vas much
Inclined 10 talk say" he said. 7
rad that fake story OF Walkers about
treasure on Palmyra island. and I'm
here 20 tel you where some treasure
is. I know the place and can put ny
foot on il There's a lot OF stuff. mostly
.sgver=a-=. that was looted IN Chile Al
the tine OF the revolution Yo1 krow I
vas there with a schooner and Fought
eighteen months
Ny name2 NY names Blanchard
CAPTAIN r Blanchard I've lived In
these Islands forty-nine years How
81 I hear about the loot? why I
Mexican told ne, a Mexican who died
At ny place on Ascension island This
was fifteen years ago The Krsaser
vas one OF a party who buried the
stun 10 none u liz tL--rAS Il
they al died am the only man who
knows where II is Where Is that
on amt saying. but its close TO The
Spanish main and only a few miles
from Juan Fernandez island You say
the Spanish main IS in the West In |
dies and Juan Fernandez Is in the /
South Pacific: Guess you've forgot
ten your geography can find the |
place fast enough
Say. I was blown onto Al island /
once where the Euano was two and a
haIf feet thick That island amt on
none OF the charts yet and it's jest /
waiting FOR me 10 find II again Guaro
nust Be four feet thick By this time
What I want IS for somebody 10
charter a steamer 10 take me down
where the treasure L. III guarantee
any one who VIII do IL $4,000 and let
him have the guano island for moth
Ing
We'll. so long, Write q good yarn
and yell see Il there amt something
doing"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-07-07
BUSINESS LOCALS.

II you want TO enjoy good cigar
try the ~oDdmo."
Jas r. Morgan VIII hold cash sale
at his auction rooms today al 10 a m
You viii End a General Arthur cigar
q nice mild smoke this warm weather
The cottage AT ~ King street, near
the Atherton residence. is offered for
rent furnished for three months
a competent bookkseper. accustomed
TO plantation work advertises for a
situation in our classified advertise
meatz-
Man and wife advertise in tOdav's
classified advertisements for Two fur
nished rooms. suitable FOR light house
keeping
The regular quarterly meeting % the
stockholders % the c Brewer & Co.
It'd ~iH b held on wednesday. July
Is. Al 10 O'Clock
Tenders are asked BY the Board OF
Health for freight and passenger ser
vice between Honolulu and ports on
Maui. MoIokzi and Lanai
All trimmed hats al TIE HawIsy MI
Huery Pariors viz be sold al greatly
reduced prices the balance % this
month. Boston building. Fort street
Today i the last day OF Iwakani's
Clearance sale TIE store VIII be closed
tomorrow Tor stock taking and VII r.
o1en Saturday with a new line q
goods
A pseoe % land IN AIa1oa Valley haT-
Ing a frontage o. ESQ feet OF the main
government road Is offered for lease BY
Jas ?. Morgan Full particulars can
Be had BY calling a. the Office. !. Queen
street
u you are troubled with sunSurn,
ehapped face and hands. OF the skin
i-rita-e-a and want = good remedy there
= nothing better than Almond Cream
Il - put up and sold By The Hebron
Drug Co
A dollar saved i a dollar earned
The money you can save IN buying a
Stsia-Bloca rsady-Dade suit a. Nc
Ins-av-s Is Just as good 20 you a. any
other money. They promise you 2 saw
ing o. every purchase
Having secured the services q a II
-tve % Porto Rico. who Is familiar 7Tilll I
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-07-07
Great midsummer Household Sale

commencing July 9th, make you special offer for
every department OF your household
remarkably low-pTiced. 4' W
We have room only few Of the many things
we have 10 offer Look over our list and don't ef This on
making your home attractive
II you cannot come yourself send Us an order or ask
some friend 10 make selections Tor vnu
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-07-07
Monday, tuesday and
wednesday Specials

LADIES' LINEN COLLARS, al
STYLES. worth double What We ask
SALE PRICE 1oc-
ArADAPoLAM. yard vide. 1s-5c. quail
SALE PRICE Sc
EuBROIDERED ECR- STOCKS
ve-v latest. regular Sc va--s-
SALE PRICE Soc
COTTON SUEDE GLOVES, white
btz-k ard Ersys. Sec value
SALE PRICE AZ
\. 5. SlsS Dr. Goods CO.
LIMITED.
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