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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-02-02

A YOUNG man just from the Coast
desires position with mercantile
house. Can give good references. VIII
work for low wages for starter.
Address ]. A. K, this office. 63sS
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-02-02
POSITIONS WANTED

MAN and wife (Japanese) position as
cook and servant; $500 per week. Ad-
dress "Tosa," P. o. Box S94. 63SS
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-02-02

OVERDUE AT THIS PORT.
Ship Florence, Spicer, sixty-one day,
out from Tacoma.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-02-02
NEXT MAIL TO THE COLONIES.

Feb. 5-Per S. S. Ventura, Hayward
for Page Page. Auckland and SYDNEY
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-02-02

IN BREWER building, Queen street,
on reasonable terms. Apply to c..
Brewer & Co, Ltd.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-02-02

COMPETENT stenographer Qady) de-
sires position. Mercantile house pre-
ferred. Address r. L., this office. 63S7
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-02-02

Christley lane, off Fort st.
Rent reasonable. Apply Wong Kwai.
6340
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-02-02

TO INVESTORS.

FOR sale at par a first mortgage for
ten thousand dollars on three income
paying business corners on King and
kekaulike streets; worth fifty thou
sand dollars. Interest at eight per
cent per annurn, payable monthly.
Apply to Thomas Fitch, corner King
ana fOrI streets. H2q1
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-02-02

Haw'n Electric Co...
Hon. &. 7. q L. Co.
Mutual Tel. Co $500.
o. 3. q L. Co....s So.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-02-02
STORES FOR RENT.

DOUBLE store in Day Building. VIII
be divided if necessary. Rent reason
able. Warehouse in back. For par
ticulars inquire of w. o. Smith. 5351
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-02-02
FOR RENT.

A SIX room cottage on Nuuanu Avenue
near School street. Apply Room 606,
StangenwaId Building. $3.50
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-02-02
FURNISHED HOUSE FOR
RENT
OFFICES EnR RENT.

DESIRABLE offices in the Mcintyre
Building, Fort street. Apply to E. F.
Bishop at c. Brewer & Co.'S, Queen
street. 63e1
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-02-02

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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-02-02
FOR SALE.

FRESH mich COW. Apply at Club
Stables. s
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ROOM AND BOARD.

GOOD room and board at Wahiawa:
$1,000 per week, or 81. 90 per day. Ad-
dress Mrs. c. Rhodes, Wahiawa.
1874
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-17

SafIen aus Ieinen % 9ertreterr I'M
Reidstaqe nidt tpeniger, als Y w
sialbemofroten gelpdblt bat. Soldes
Gingreifen in Die 8ette oes sut9els
1T zines aDnigs unpiirbig uno lp1rD
beiIen iebt idon bodgraDige unpopu>
laritGt bei'm @olfe nur nod rPDpen.
Cine entiebli9e Salamitat pHtp
ileberi6pemmungen piro aus Sqlez
fen uno 9oIen gemelOet, mo DIE
6odflutb gerabe3u gralen9dffe @et.
piiftungen angeridtet bat. 9dl5e
Srtfdaften purben 5ertrumrnerl'
56ulen, atr9sn, 9eiddft59dnler'
Wpbnungen, SGmme unb Sruden
bemolirt lnD LANCE Streden oeS
fru9tbariten 8pbens nebt Der Grnote
aerIt0rt. Sn 5riebh0fen fpuroen Die
@rdber brr6 tobenDe 5lut3en autgez
piiblt unb 2eiaen fortgeidmemnt'
9roBe Notb 6erri9t in ben bet1nge@
iudten 0iftriften uno brtngenoe
6ilfe niro erbeten.
Wie in 9euti6lanb, 10 hdben au4
in @nglanb amerifanii4e Shiiben
qefieqt; Der befannte BalmaSYrets
fpurbe BON 4merifanern getponnen,
unb YrGIibent 3ooiepelt bat lie IN
feiner 6er5ensfreuoe barber NIT Ell
ner @~ratulQtipns : 9epeI6e beglidt.
Sic Iinb natiirli9 bort Die !9eloen nes
Cages. llnb nie in &tel, 10 pur0e
bas amerifanif6e GeI6paOer audi in
9ortsmput6 pom 80nig, SAronfol@
Qer, 9eamten, Sffi3ieren uno Der ge<
iammtsn 8ep0lferung fettrt. 4omtz
raj Cotton ertldrte, bab er, feline Stz
~Ti3iere unb Matroien in 8tel urD
Portsmouth nit 2iebensDirDigtetten
fat umgebrd6t tpurDen.
4u6 YrGiibent 2pubet 1T nit ieiz
mem 9eiu9 in England duBerit gu
frieben, unb Die gauge fran50iii4e
Natipn lit 5euer un0 5lamme fir Die
englii9sn Na6barn, nel6e erft tir3z
lid nod ebenio innig gebaBt tparen.
5ran3oien erge6en fi9 germ in uberz
16pGngliden Demon trationen un0
biefe &unbgebungen Der 5reunbi6aft
G%nglanb's, tpie tie 1i9 benin fur3ltden
Nufent6alt bes 0rn. Qoubet in Com
DON pffenbarten. hdben linen @elez
gen6eit gegeben, Dieoer einmal 10
re6t i'm 3uumel Oes SelbfgefdQens
ais r@ranbe Station" gu i4pel9en.
Nber troB aIer gerGui6DpQen Set
li6teiten in europa uno Qmerttd
berrI9t bort pie bier unb ii6eraa auf
benz gan3en Groenrunoe in alien
S9i4ten Der 8eoOlterung pbne I'm
terf6ieb Der Religion uufri4tige
Sbeilna6me fir ben am Hanbe bes
Grobes ite6enoen papit in Rom.
Sol6e eiienfeIte Nilenstraft unb
berbbieoere Gbarafter1tGrfe, 1ol6e
@r0Be geiitigen 4Oels unO bef6eioez
ner 9emutb, fpie tie Der ~94zidbrige
9uIOer i'm @atitan entfaItet, gepinnt
inn Die 9~erebrung unb 8etpunoez
rung Der gan3en cipiliiirten Welt.
9iefe bo6betugte fpdrli6e Sigur nit
Der fat ungluubli4en 2ebensfdbigz
felt tit Der %geiammten Meni6beit Elm
leu6tenbe5 8eiipiel beroiI6er Qlusz
bauer unb Manne5piirbe. Wenn it,
genb Elm Sterbli6er, 10 fam Seq Der
9rei5e6nte BEL feinem 9inI6eiben
ii6 gum epigen S6lummer nieberz
leger, lpie WtQium Gulen 8rpant in
feinem unfterbli6en @ebidte r94az
natopii5" fagt:
Like INT who wraps the dra2ery of
his couch
About him, and lies down to plea
. 1..-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-17
9ampfcr perlafen Baltimore Don
rn o4L. ~
Mefern Warblann Balm.

Erat in Kraft an 81. SUM 1903
3igt ~psrlaTsH bic Siusn=S tation, ipit folgt:
IdgIi9.
40 friib - s6ntupOt, @auptlinit, 6agerstOpn,
n. & 20. gabr, unp Dem 6iotH, unD du5e.s
rommcn Sonutaqs q. %. n. r. G6cmbrsburq,
Martinsburg, gBiHdsfer uno 9untte an Der sGbs'
iapsats & g9sttsrn 8abH.-
els Dorm. 9,n=Mar Ggprsb. (aur mad
QtH=Dtur.)
1855 QbsnOs - QtfOmm. mad lluiOn.griogt.
Gdgii 4, ausQ Sonntdgg g.
T.25 9orm. - Qort, 3. & o. Din. uuO @aupts
Iinit 6tli6 BON Gmorp=@rOOe, Carlisle u. g.. &
j.. gabu.
sl5 BORN. 9auptlini,, oaurgtOtpn, ebipp,us.
burg, 6rtoerid, Gmmit5burg uuo y. i %. 9abn,
bis Sbsranooab.
l0.l2 Born. 4ftomm. mad u~nionsgrioge, gpr!
uHD Gcttosburg.
1890 Na5m. - qttcmm. mad Grorp=9ro0t.
2.25 0adm. &tfomm. mad GmorpzgrOpt.
1922 Rd6m. - Blue Mountain GIprsB CgarIors
Gar; ionic Gr,orid.
332 Na6m. GrprtB mad 0ort Il. g. i 8. Din.
4.03 gadm. - Grpreb mad 9untttn an Der Saupts
liujs, 6aetrstopH, Jrtorid, 6mmitsburg uuo
sbipptugburg.
500 Ra6m. - erSr,b mad GIpnOOH. @itomH+
~ienisits uHiorz8rioet.
525 Radu. - afionm. mad aIsfa.
6l6 &btuos attomm. mad llHion'8rto9t.
Rur 3 onHtde %.
9.35 9orm. - attomm. mad unioH=Sttose uno
Sauopr.
2& 9a9m. gftOmnt. nab llnionsSFi09I
423 Ya6mt. - Gtfomm. nab <Fd.
9jacts uno 8tpddsgireau in 3r. 215, Dts
galtirOresStrubs
Big, baltsu an llni.rs. Observation-Disclosures,
Gultpus urn WuIbropts (Rort5saDt) statoR'H'
salt MIDI an Qtuni0lpania: lpt. Station an.
g. ID. WauiiOl Ssn.sSuSt.
g. ID. sopeIL y. y. ".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-17
Narhlaub & gcnuipIbnniazG iiens
bahu<GnmuaaHie.

GIG. b.rtaHen RortbyGps. uHD GotE5tr. sStdtiun
an g9oteHtagen:
Ta6 Qurt, pa, UNI 80 DtOTgtrs uHo $50 Ia5s
nab S.Ita, pa, 7-3O mOrGsns, $50 unO 45O
goS Ptioirs nh, 73o. go, +11.35 gormittaes.
$50. 40 Ra6m;ttlqs uuo 500 abtnOs.
eonntaus nab Ssltl, IA, $50 BORN. uHo 400
Qo5 esiair. No, $50 11.3 gOrm,, 400 Ga4m
unO 900 Abtn0s.
100 Rabm!ttlgs Samfaqs.
6. o. 6ifer, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-17
RoA=U rsek=D amufboot> Uomuaanir.

Sumpfr perldst SoOion's 8rfts, GUS osrgorls
2.30 Nadpi.; groiun's g8trftt $40 @orm unp 8
Nobm.; Samitaes 7 9orm. uno 2.30 Radon. I;
grOrDn's 10 @Orm. uno 8 Ra8m.; eonntags
! uHe s Born. unb 2 9atEl. mad Rods6ref;
oisislbs ggsrfte mad StontnsGrttt tdoli6 z BORN.
unD go Ha6m. Groipn's 98trite 10 Dorm.
nnD 3 Ndtm. Sountaqs 4 uuo 8 Borm. uuo 2
Na9m. Gtntrdqunoen idr bic saiiOn Jest unees
norrin. Ra6juiragen BEL 8. g. oeatb. Su'
periHtsuotnt Der 9Berftt. (Wai24 3IPtt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-17
Gefanmtma d)mngen.
St1btiid1c 0crpronuna.


Sn llebercinitimmuuq nit Dem 821. Ibi6nltt
bcg nsuen CHARTERS Der Staot baltimore iptro
hermit betnnnt gcua6t, OaB bel Dem Yiapor nnO
Stootrotbe bon Baltimore, MRO.t elm Selu3 UNI
Gunabms Der na6Tolgeno betttsIttH StroroHuH9
einQerei6t ipurbe:
Sine 9eroronung fir ben 8au Ell
nes 463ugsfanals i'm S~traBenbette
Der 2aurensitruBe, BON 6remontz
&Denue Bis 9ruioz6iQzNoenue uno
fir @erbinbung beiIeIben nit benz
Ib3ug5tanul i'm Bette Der 9ruioz
!9iQ=Noenue, an Der 8reu5ung Der
9ruibz9iQzNpe. urb 2aurensftr.
llnO oab Oas ocmeiniams Sp.sialsGomits fir
Ibiugstundle am Montag g, ben 81. 4uQuit
1903, Nabmittoos 4 1l6r, in Dem Gomitcs 3Imnsr
beg crittn staotratbg jpsiQcs cine 5ifeutli6e Sta
sung abbnltcn rirO gu Dem 3psde, bic bciaQte
@crorouung in G~rluGgune 81 3icbcn uno alien
Qerionen, tptl6e bic @nnobme heiugt:r 8crorns
nunq bcgiinitioen ODER ~berieIben opponiren, Gin
8erbDr gu %Qttpdbrcn.
Sm Iuftrnpe q. e. oloabDrou b,
GbefzGlsrt beg crttu Startratbsz3pcig;s
Suni24-@uQ %, mi, Sol
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-17

annapolis. It. 8o9al=StatioH, !750 Gorm.
Gamosnz5 Citation, 800, 800 @orm, !l2.O Wsitz
tags, !5.25, $40 0O6m.
&erlaFcr GamOensS tatiou mad Greoerid, !735,
1000 Dorm, 9.l5 Born, !L25, 45J uHo @5.35
''4 9Bin6stGsT, 1920 Born, 800, 4.8o, 1920 Ra8a
mltiag5. 49, 100
EgirnttsEftp uub Wt. a!rp, Gocal, l7.35, ?9l5
morm, u25, 43O, s5.35, $3.50, "l1.35 gbsnOs.
Curtis gap, 1923 gormittaQs
Guyop. DIT. 8o0al=Statton, +255 Na@m. ecH'
Stn.Statior 800 Nabmittugs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-17
Guten anne's Tiienbabn=Gu.

GabrpIan lett penn II. 3uni 1908.
0aHEpir usrlaHtu bier Ut. 10, Hj8btsStrabs:
RAD Gaps Dlap, 8t6obotb, G,Htr:pils, Guetnss
topn, 2OOs 9OiHt uHO 3uiia,usStationsu:
Gdg!tb isril. Sonnta9El......7 Born, = 0Gbui.
5onHtao5 gpru.
Rap 2oo;sQpiHt, Queenstown uno alien qunf,ta
on er GsntrsUilt SipiFOu:
Sdglib (,g!l. GouHtdgsl..7 Bonn, 2 uno 4 Rahm,
Sonnt11s un0 9 9Dru.
Gur nab QoUtzgojnt uuO Guaustoun:
3.l5 Rd5mittaQs al 6oHntuQen.
NHibtuS al .SsI. i 6bsi. Giisnbabna mad Eatou.
GriorO unO 9p:iasns5 %tutionsn.
" aui5!ub in GREENWOOD oil 7tlanartsGii,ubobn a
mad nhtn 9untttH ii0iib an .Nap=0ort,
9bjldrtpbia uno ROrfoizGiitnbabus.
Grlat al 0ohtntagtu bis . lbr ab.Hes oua,,
nommen.
9;l,pboug: 6. & 3. ct. Raul 26O.-TD. Sen. o..
6. 3silion, Characteristic iubrtr.
Sobn 6. SOslso. @~tntruls9 aTaairz4atut
(Rai27,l1l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-17
marpIanc Gaiualtp Gpmpanp.

NSdrDlarc S1iualfp SonlponD.
Rultimorc, MO., Ocn II. 5uli 1908.
Sas Sirettorium bat bcute Die regclnldBigc oterz
tcliGbrtid5e SipiOtnos pom ,! Qrojtnt trt!art, 624t.
pro Int6eil qlsibtommcuo, frei pon stcutrn, iabi=
bar am NM nab Mpntaq, Den %. Sui; 1903, an
iol3c NftiOudre, Die an 6reitaq, Den Il. 9uii 1903,
Ta6mjttaps 3 llbr, aui Der 9ifs perjet9net inc.
Iransf:rir : @u1er peroen BON 6reltag, Den II.
Suli 1903, Nlbm;ttaQ5 3 llbr, an, bis Mtonta9,
Den 90. 5uli 1903, SOrmittdgs 9 ubr, 9'l@lOntH
blsibcn.
@m. Chm. Sbomien,
1873 S;trCtdr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-17
Baltimore Urunsfer Co..

bat ibrs ausfattuns UNI mbr.r. 5ubrnsrk
(gans) ptrsrDbtrt uuo if lest i'm stanoe,
WpbtI BON oans i'll Saus su b~.f6rDtrn unp
fir ole auibADabruns oOer gcsltnDuuq su
p:rpadsu. 9roH2ts IND ,upcrldiha. g..
hitnuns piro iugsiiteri.
Bureau - gsr. 100, CtsSaIHmore.s at,
t52-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-17
Stir Odtueu.
Sini0enoeM.
01merican sOnrins eDmpanp pon saltimOr,

AMERICAN Spnnina Company non Baltimore.
Sas Sirtttorium obiQtr Gompaguie bat in itts
nr am II. 3uli 1903 abQtbalttncn ~regelmdBt9tn
Observation-Disclosures cine balblabrlibe St=
pjpenoe pom pier Qro5trt auf has Attientapltal
Der Gomgaanic crtldrt, 5ablbar AM 20. 5uli Dur3
6bcd an Aftituiubabcr. Oie b:i'm S6luHe os Sez
ibdfts am 10. auli aui Der Yiitt Oer5tidntt tino.
Die att:tu : Bidder Der GOmplguIe lpsrotn pom
16. 9uIi bis 20. Suli 1903 gei6lofen blelb'n.
SamucI s.. Sbriper,
1865 Scfretdr uuo Sbabmelittr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-17
Sesinnsne am Ia. Stunt. Die
81

upe eboptont=aiSr : GrfurfOnen, $50 Teil,n,
Salspantt pen aanlen Tag, 9sbensrstter fir ncin.
Rtnoer, Sunoerte bon Rronten purb pis Mug.
Huge tuisosr bsrestsat; Der pr66tie. uuo populdrs
5ampftr -gnuia Siles,1 isbsn 9ieuhaq uuo
SonAtrfa 2 I'M uhr Born, Radtunii UNI
10 ubr Gbtnos. giIsts zoe.
lSaHt7. 3&G@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-17
Neme MnseiseM
SIS Selpbnuna

itbtr bic Aprtfe oper ben Auftntbaltsort BON MnrD
Somnters unD &inoern, iofpie Is. Sdlenfer, Die
frii6er in Rr. 1924, Gitz9ratt= Strabe, ipobuteu,
lna6cn fam. Gtpaiee MittbcilunQcn crbittc uns
Ter ~foleenoer Aorrfe: Nr. 81, sUcuue VI, Neipz
Qort, 6itp.
lq7-8( Cart e NINE 6,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-17
mnrftnreiie s.,abn tar ali. iseserbetten

Der bette grsis fir at. antitt TldbueOnpsWos
tslu. .6plonia! antiau. Co." Rr. 6l3, Rorps
Gutasps 6trube. 41t ppttattnEIuitros. io%rsIdItiq
ausesEabrt tVfatl9, SE&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-17
Safe!
@6Te!

sur Rslie I'M ansIanoe belorst innerbalb ID StunA,s
III btosuttuo herabSeiestem Breile
@onaro Raine,
&nerefsSfe SGItlmorezStIc uno YoRs0 s.Sse
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-17
Settie Hpientbaf.

IS farb pl6BIi6 an 10. 5uli 1903 9:tt;c 8oicnz
thai, qtljcbtt Satin pom SjgmurO Goitntbal, i'm
alter BON 3 Sabrtn. Die Sesroigung finOet
q, Den 10. 5uIi, nm 3l0 lbr DtorQcns,
POM Iraucrbauit, Rr. 1877, Sruto=oilzNUenus,
aus pripotim TAFT. 8jttt, feline 8iumcn!
I0S-N
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-17
Grmib.& Gefnetern.

Ser iotaIs BALTIMORE Sriep5of. nab. 9ifsspins,
iu.I sIsttrif6, PabnlinitR uHo gim.ito=9oultparo
birsft gum 5risObOf,. aas 9.erdbnibpldse untsr
t'tigtr gfle9t. Ritbris. grtii,. 9rlauqt neuen
6pup:nir=tatoIoa Gffiu: 23O QorOs@bar:ss.
6uabs. (Eeipt 7eltpbone) (Se,2@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-17
n9iuDal Sine. "9inie
nab 9bilaoelpbia unO Wew.gorP.

ChOdrts. 8cl.Gamoeu. 9srl. Wt RosaI.
6dlafpaqQOu $3.50. GaQl,b 3.5l q. 3.55 y.
S5lais Il. Spei;.. Gd8Ii3 755 .. q 500 @.G
gutitt=garlOr, ausgen. 81. 9.l9 y. u 924 9.S
Vorlor. 1ucr,.. nur So. 9j2 y. 957 3. s
QcrlOy, Glnr, aHgQsr. So. 1850 .. 81 1854 Q.
Qarlpr, Siutr, .....Gaglj3 l.5j u. y l59 u.
,AooaI 4imitto,1 uur 9ulmaHs8ug.
g~uffetsSmOttr, Qarlor, Cbi!roltIoHss u. Spsiss
WQqqons ........ IaQlib $40 u. 3 3.53 y. 4
QQrlor6Qr Qbil, augQ. 81. ass r. 500 g.. 81
parlor, 8inc.... Idglib 600 u. Sos u. 81
Goa5ts QbiIa.... Eogll5 900 q. 9.05 q 81
gotals 5blafpagQOu nod Wtuz9ort iTtig iuuS
Gtbraub in Yit. RopalsStattOH nm 1000 N5suost
q, nab ItlanticsGttp, Wodenta9s; y, pO9 VIZ
@at 8a8: 5alttn in @ilmingtOn. 6, bait IN
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-05

Repeating the law creating a visiting
board at the soldiers homes at Grand
Island and Milford and making the gov
ernor responsible.
s. F. 24O. by Young Of demonstrating
to cultivated lanls.
s.. +. 243. by Harrison Of Hall-To fix a
maximum compensation to be paid to or
drawn by county commissioners and mem
bers OF boards of supervisors.
s. F. "a. by Fries of Valley-Providing
that county treasurers I'm counties where
irrigation districts are organized shall make
q quarterly report to directors Of state OF
funds.
S. F. PAS, by Fries Of valley-Providing
for the disposition OF moneys paid under
protest and providing for the filing in the
office Of the secretary OF the irrigation dis
trict a copy OF the tax receipt and afiidavit.
s. +. 24e by Hall Of Douglas-To establish
a uniform system of keeping time through
out the state.
S. f. 247. by Notwithstanding for the
disposition Of cadavers and delivery to
medical colleges i'm certain cases.
S. +. 2iS, by Saunders OF Do~uglas-Pro"
viding for the assessment of railroad termi-
nails and telegraph property by tax COM
mission for levying of taxes for municipal
purposes and providing that assessment Of
state board of equalization shall be taken
for levying taxes for school purposes.
s. +. 24g, by Saunders of Douglas tby re
quesO-To authorize the organization OF
and to regulate the conduct of mutual hail
insurance companies and to provide a pen
atty for violation of the provisions of this
act.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-05

duced a bill which may be expected to bring
to the capitol an army OF pawnbrokers. 1t
provides that an afndavit shall be made out
between the loaner and loanee Of the money
actually loaned and received and that no
note shall be collectable unless such af1da-
Wit has been made out. The purpose of the
bill is to put an end to the practice OF
charging extortionate rates Of interest that
has been common among some classes Of
pawnbrokers. The usual custom has been
10 make the note out for the amount loaned
and give to the loanee the amount Of the
note less the interest for the first period.
There is at present a 10 per cent rate of
interest law, but this law is evaded, 1t is
held, by this other method.
Robbins Of Gage, in the house, wants a
building erected at Beatrice for the Ne
braska Institute for Feeble Minded Youths
at a cost Of s25, 900, and he introduced a bill
asking the Legislature to set aside this
amount.
A bill was introduced by Roberts Of
Dodge providing for the creation Of the
new state department Of architecture. 1t
provides that the governor shall be the
official head of the department and may
appoint a deputy at a salary yearly Of
1000; that this deputy shall be a competent
architect and have charge Of the cree
ton and repair Of all state buildings and
be allowed additional help at modest prices.
Warner of Lancaster, in the house, in
troduced H. R. All, appropriating $4,000
for relief Of sufferers in Sweden, Norway
and Finland.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-05

and many are Unexpectedly cut down by
death.
Your blood is surely filled with waste and
poisonous matters when you suffer from
boils, pimples, blackheads, eczema, salt
rheum, erysipeIas or itch. When nerve
force is low, when you suffer from in
somnia, lassitude or neuralgia, be assured
your blood demands purifying and cleans
ing.
Paine's Celery Compound quickly BAN
ishes from the blood all poisons; It sup
plies the proper elements for enriching
the vital fluid, building tissue and for the
general repair OF the whole system. Try
its renovating and life giving virtues at
once IL you would be made we'll, strong
and happy. Judge p. P. Desvernine OF
Havana, says:
"While / was in New York I read about
Paine's Celery Compound and never
thought l would ever get we'll. l only
took one bottle of that wonderful discovery
and found myself with better vigor and
energy"
Mr.. Thos. Young, Elmora, Pa, says;
81 suffered very much from blood poison
ing, and after doctoring for two months
with my physician and not receiving any
good results. l tried Paine's Celery Com
pound. The use of two bottles completely
cured me. Ali my thanks are due to
Paine's Celery Compound"
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-05
ALL WISH HENDERSON WELL
Continued from First Page.)


the public building at Creston, Ia. at
1925.
The postohicee at Viola Center, Audubon
county; Redline, Shelby county, Ia; Bear
Gulch, Lawrence county. and Roselle,
Campbell county, S. D., have been ordered
discontinued.
These rural free delivery letter carriers
were appointed today:
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., William f. Franzen,
regular; Louisa Franzen, substitute.
Iowa-Bentonsport, Frank P. Musser
and Rae Cox. regulars; Leo Musser and Ed
Cox, substitutes. Bonaparte. Fred Morti
and Guy Lydolph, regulars; Ed Butler and
Eddie Lydolph, substitutes. Cantril, Roy
A.. Stewart, Hamilton Cunningham and
Samuel NJ. Kisting. regulars; L. A. Stew
art, Jesse L. Cunningham and John L. Kiss
ling, substitutes. Crosco. Jerome c. Mich
OILS, william j.. Patterson, William r.
Mitchell and owen d. Loyejoy, regulars;
Fred Beach, Joseph Watterson, Mrs. Lizzie
c.. Mitchell and Carl Lovejoy, substitutes.
Fort Madison, Thomas II. Hart, stephen l..
Helllng and Emsley w. odirene, regulars;
Charles r. Hart, John r. Helling and Mrs.
Edna odirene, substitutes. Gladbrook,
Willard NJ. Bowen, regular; Emmett L.
Bowen, substitute. Milton, Campbell c.
Beare and James H. Morris, regulars;
Claude D.. Knowles and Glen Morris, sub
stitutes. Selma. Edward N. Stump, regu-
lar; H. w. Ritz, substitute. West Point,
Henry Krimpler, regular; Dietrich Wall
grasper, substitute.
Miss Sadie Haskell Of Bayard, Ia, has
been appointed clerk in the Agricultural
department..
Charles e. Boss has been designated a
member of the civil service board for the
postofice at Sioux City, Ia.
Po3tmasters appointed:
Nebraska-William T. Vannetta, Blu
chanan, Lincoln county, vice o., H.. P. Blu
chanah, resigned.
Iowa-Samuel Schwartz. Bluff Creek,
Monroe county; Robert B. McGrew, Grant
Center, Monona county; Loren e, Fluke,
Olmitz, Lucas county; Lewis w. sley, OK
ford Junction, Jones county.
South Dakota-George Merkle, Bedford,
Aurora county.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-05
THE TRUTH ABOUT BREAD.
From London "Chic."

In a recent issue OF Chic, one OF the big
illustrated weeklies for which London Is
famous, a writer on scientific foods says:
There was never coined a more delusive
phrase than Bread the staff OF life, be-
cause bread is almost the worst of all foods
unless the eater knows all about Its pro-
perties. Il is poison to the man in a
hurry.
Here follows a long argument.
why not, asked the dietic experts. do
for the bread and other cereal foods what
the m~astication does so that those
whose digestions are enfeebled may be
fully nourished, that Is, derive every grain
Of nutriment possible from the food and
avoid the discomforts OF indigestion. the
pains after eating. iatulence, acidity.
heartburn and the hosts Of evils indicating
faulty digestion2 Why not prepare a food
so perfectly that II II be eaten in a hurry.
or bolted. It will be as readily digested as
II chewed i've minutes?
ITO convert the starch in cereals into
the form of Grape Sugar which is most
| agreeable to the stomach and which can be
Immediately taken up by the system as
nourishment is what has been done in
| Grape Nuts which, for the reason / have
given is a far more healthful and
nourishing food than the best p~orridge or
bread n can be eaten with advantage by
| persons with the most delicate stomaehs.
This food discovery comes from
America, but widespread recognition Of it's
valuable properties Is, TO my thinking
much hampered by a name which Is mean
ingless, even to the chemist or dletist
l must confess 10 not understanding the
meaning of 'Grape-Nuts' when l first saw
II, but an examination OF this food dis
covery reveals It as one OF the most i'm
portant dietetic advances ever made"
Note:-The name Is partly derived from
Grape Sugar and the term Nuts" L. sug
gested by the nutty favor. The entire wore
Il the registered trade mark.