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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-06

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$4,5oo-A GREAT BIG sNAP-EIGHT q
rooms new, strictly modern, best hard o
wood floors and finish throughout, re. o
ception hall, parlor. back parlor dining o
room and kitchen, first floor; gas, crate 0
mantel, elegantly decorated the very o
best of material leaving city; must o
be sold at once; must be seen to he ap- O
preciated; make offer; 9th and Dupont. o
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ELECTRIC BELLS REPAIRED, INSTALLED
Phone T. c. I'LL. e. II. Hammer. 1925 9th st 8.
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81 600 FOR LOT, 50x1S0 TO ALLEY, NEXT TO
Mr. Formans, on Sheridan av; close TO
Lake Calhoun; water gas and stone
81 ,ooo-Lot, 5ox71o, on Sheridan av, between
s., 5oo-Double corner. GARFIELD and Franklin
avs; fine for flats.
Ss75-For a fine east-front lot on James, be-
tween 31st and SOD; maybe less will
s25o-on Bryant and colfax, corner. 47th st,
one block to car, right in Lynnhurst
s4oo-For 6ox121, on Lyndale and 4sd, two
blocks to car, close to Lake Harriet
SITS Each-on Grand, Harriet and Garfield
ss5o-corner 25th and Lake place; water, gas
and stone walks.
81 .soo-Fine lot, 5ox135, on Emerson. near Lin
coin; east front; all Improvements.
s125rFine corner 3Sth and 22d av 5.
ST, OO0-Corner oath and Harriet, 5Ox12S to al
s2oo-Lots on Nicollet av. between 45th and
46th SITS; only three left; easy payment
s75o-on Dupont. between s1st and s2d; fine
5000 buys two lots, each 6ox1e4, on Beard av
and 45th. one block to new car line to
s15o-For lots ON Beard, near 46th.
$eoo-Fine lot in Kenwood, near car and
school. -
$500 Each-For two in same location.
S12OO-Lot, 5ox15O, on Irving av, between 26tt
and 9th. This is the cheapest good
lot in the block. "
SSOU-On l0tn dV, east 1Tonl, near o4sI.
Lots in all sections of city. Call and see wha1
G. & c.,
Bis Bank of Commerce Building.
81 .50o-FREMoNT Az NEAR LINCOLN, 50x1s5
| S., 00o-Irving av near 22d st, 50x150, east
front and bargain ggs,i - z7-nz o..+
! $1,500-Irving av near 10Th st, o7x14o, east
| front. .-.t ~.
ST ,soo-Pillsbury av near 2eth st, 44x165.
$65o-Oakland av near 32d st, Axis. cas-
$eoo-Lot 5, block u, Park addition. Nicolle
| s575-Lot 10, block 2, French's addition, Parl
near 37th a good lot and cheap.
| S45O-Lot 81, block 8. Motor Line addition
| Grand 32d st.
| S5O0-Each lot on Dupont av S or Colfax, cas-
and west fronts, between 37th an
SSth SITS.
! S9oo-Lot T. block g. Elliot's addition 22d S
/ near BlooIhington; also corner lot a
| 5000; will submit offer of $1,000 fo
/ both; 111x133, can be divided into fou
| or five lots.
$S50-Lot 8, block 2, Blooming Prairie, Gran
av near 26th st, east front;
Ia m near 3 Sah st. 4 eSx1ss
$525-Corner Monroe and goth av Me- sout
and east front; fine lot.
S35O-17th av near 32d st, 50x121 west from
$250-Tillmore st NE near 9th av, west from
$250-Bloomington av, inside of 37th st; cit
water and stone sidewalk.
$25O-Corner 36th and 18th av S, west front.
$25O-Russell av near Laurel.
NJ $75-Each, lots on 9th av between 4lst ar
42d SITS, west fronts.
II Lots at all prices.
II 800 Oneida Bldg.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-06

SIS, 900.
Colfax av, Lowry Hill. fine corner, 75x135,
with very handsome 15-room thoroughly mod
home, oak and curly birch, built-in library,
wainscoting feet, 5 bedrooms second floor
third floor complete; one of the very attractive
homes of the city; ideal location; owner going
to leave city. For full particulars Walter
l.. Badger, exclusive agent, 300 Oneida bldg.
So, ooo-oNE OF THOSE PLEASANT HOMES
Dupont av near 26th st. This Is a bar
gain; owner leaving city. $780, rooms full
basement, city water gas and fixtures; barn;
Columbus Oath. 81, 800, rooms, full
basement, nice home, near the lake. Minneton-
ka, lot SSx1O0. $4,000, rooms and BATH near
university.
L A. Dunsmoor GIG Phoenix
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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-06

RARE OPPORTUNITY.
Loring Park-COnuaining 10 acres of highly
improved land, with lawns. groves and lake,
growing more and more beautiful each year
unoer the skilful care and management of our
park board. lies directly opposite a charm
ing home of Il rooms; no expense spared to
make it complete comfortable and artistic;
mahogany and other finely selected hardwoods
below, elegantly finished, hardwood floors thru
out the house; steam heating plant of the very
best. open plumbing. two bath rooms in second
story; handsome reception hall; front parlor
with window seat, mirror, etc: back parlor
and library fitted up with shelves and loaded
glass doors lavatOry, window seats. ETC.. con-
venienr len; pleasant dining -room butler S
pantry. kitchen with all conveniences. cham
bers are all very pleasant and conveniently ar
ranged to the TWO good sized bath rooms. A
good barn with ample room for carriages,
horses etc., with room for a man. This is
the greatest bargain in Minneapolis today and
beautiful for situation convenient to churches,
schools. public library, car service and easy
walking distance to business; lot 5SN142.
would be pleased to make an appointment with
you and show the property at any time. Apply
to
George H. Miller,
$40 T,umhar EXCHANGE
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BARGAINS IN HOMES.
IS, 6OO-Nearly new. seven-room, fully
ish Hos hardwood doors doors y, crate and man
tel; built-in sideboard. gas and gas
fixtures; open nickel plumbing. full
~ SS decorated d. an na Exceedingly desirable
home: near Blaisdell av and 26th st.
First Mortgages For Sale.
We have few exceedingly choice first first
mortgages for sale; one for $4,000;
one for $1,000; two for 800 each, and
secured as first lien on new improved
properties. occupied by the owners as
a home; interest s per cent, semi
securities are strictly irstclass and
titles are insured.
$1,175-A nearly new, six-room house IN
cistern s and wyo ,dd lot s2xI57 feet;
handsome shade trees; stone walk IN
the street. Can sell for small pay
ment down and monthly payments.
This is convenient to the Milwaukee
shops and the steel works.
$2,475-On Bloomington av near alst ST.
a nine-room house; gas, east front lot
60x120 feet; note the size of the
ground.
wel!;5ut xe c3sfe1n
storm sash and screens, near Goth av
\ and I'd st.
,375-Thoroughly well-built, seven-room
house. in fine condition; city water,
stone walks. storm sash, screens, east
front lot. 40x12s feet: location, North
Side, convenient to school and church.
For Rent-271S Dupont S. eight rooms,
fully modern, with barn, SO.
For Rent-2G47 Fremont av n, seven
Thompson Bros,
1u1 4th st s.
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IF YOU WANT A MODERN RESIDENCE
we invite you to examine 11O2 W Frank
lin av, corner of Colfax. This is in
every way an up-todate, modern, sub
stantlal residence, built from the ground
} up no cheap '.built-to. SELF plan. This
house was built for home and will
stand the most thorough investigation
large corner lot, the highest and
most rightly located residence on Low
ry. Hill. We are instructed to sell now;
Will make terms satisfactory. For par
, ticulars see
G.. A.. Quist & Co.,
POP 4th st s.
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1923 Guaranty Building,
AN IDEAL HOME, 0VERLooKING Pown:

aN 1DE1I 1101Ht', UVEKLUUKlNG POWDER
horn lake; nothing like it in the city in ap-
must. it be to gaze upon 1t In reuIity? It is
brand new, just finished and ready to move
Mhite. enamel finish, column openings built
in. sideboard, loaded glass and other beautiful
effects; artistically decorated, open nickel
east front terraced lot 42x12s This house sl
will be open for inspection Sunday from 2
to 8 pm, and w. j. Westfall will show the
premises. Take sth and Central car to SOD
st. go two short blocks east don't miss the
place, No. 1912 10th av S. The price is right
and the terms about One-half cash and
the balance In payments to suit the purchaser
on ter long years. time
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-06
PAYS 10 PER CENT NET.

An absolutely Solid Investment.
Two of the finest apartment buildings in
Minneapolis; red pressed brick and brown
stone with heavy FIRE walls, and thoroughly
built; near two public parks, and one block
charming locations in the city, The buildings
alone would cost today $i5O,OOO. Always
rented and applicants ahead. There are IS
apartments; gross income per year. $14, 500;
expenses. $3'5 500; making $1,000 net income.
wishes to dispose Of the property. The price
Is $4,000 Any good securities or other
real estate might be accepted as part pay
ment. Call write today 80
e. F. Lambert
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-06

WE HAVE PLANS FOR A VERY AR
ustic and high grade ten-room fully
modern house, which we would like to
build on the southeast corner of Hum
boldt and Douglas and sell with lot for
$60 on cash payment Of $1,000; or
will build after your own plans or will
sell lot alone for $1,75O, which is $3.50
under the market price. This is a most
excellent location for duplex house.
W. ". Clark Realty Co.,
313 Nicollet.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Improved.
Continued.
co. & SLOANE,

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Continued.
LAUDERDALE co. & SLOANE,
- $50 Temple Court.
Come in and get a home; we have them at
all prices.
ST. 4O0-seven-room house, 1888 Lyndale av
n, everything in street paid for.
New seven-room house, Queen av N near
9th, price $1,000; 500 down and monthly
$1,6Oo-Good ten-roonl house with whole
block Of land, ssNsoo feet, fine lawn, trees
44th 18th av n: $500 down and SIS a month
sl,1oo-Corner Sheridan and S2d, brand new
tive-room house; 500 down and $40 month
81, loo-s1x.RooM HOUSE, BUILT LAST
and 2Sth st. all modern, big lot,
S1.75o-Eight- room house. in best condition..
located on f 10th st and 10Th av.
,3Oo-Ten-room house, located on 18th aV
S and 9Th st.
$5,Oo0-Iwelve-room house, all modern, Lyn-
dale and Saith ST.
These are few of our bargains. If you
want any other property see us before buying.
p. Brockhaus & Nelson.
G12 New York Life Bldg.
FOR sALE-AT a BARGAIN, TWO FLAT
thoroughly built from basement to attic, fin
ing throughout the house; large light laundry,
nine closets and storerooms, nickel water
h in boS gas sSx
ventilation, fine heating plant and thermostat
screens and storm sash, built on large corner
with room for cottage or fat on same lot
no agents commission comes cut of the price
we ask. Come and what we can DO
Owners, 275o Pillsbury av.
Fox OK : sA Z : . SES4 HOUSE n
either city for the money. viz: 226S {
Knapp St. st. Anthony Park; hard
woods, hot water heat. large grounds,
shade trees; block from Como In
terurban. Inquire for particulars.
Rush B. Wheeler,
Pionee: Press Bldg, st. Paul.
D o o 0
FOR SALE BY owNER-THE CHEAPEST
and best seven-room modern home in tn
eighth ward for the money, built by da!
labor, overlooking Lake Calhoun, half bloc]
from Harriet car. handy to school, oak finish
hotwater heat, full basement, with laundr
in basement. If you want to buy Well
built home, call and my house. Cal
Sunday. 1917 w 32d st. Agents need no
apply.
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10 FLOUR MILL.
o Phoenix mill at Cannon Falls, MIMI;
o 175-barrel capacity; good water power,
0 masonry dam; opportunity for some one.
0 Robert G. Morrison,
20 500 Phoenix Bldg.
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SIR 600
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- - CHADBOURN & BRADEN,
Rentals and Insurance, II Fourth ST. s.
..a...'. - Houses. ~
$40-Nine rooms, modern, Park av.
Spotlight rooms, modern, 70 18th st N
$25-Eight rooms, modern, walking distance
$1S-Six rooms, bath, gas. 311 w 26th St
$1S-Eight rooms and bath, 141 Aldrich
az N.
Flats.
$17-Three rooms, modern SO Aldrich ay n
$14 to $23, five rooms, steam heated, Goth
av N. Y.
s17-Four rooms. bath, gas. 14s Aldrich
ay N.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-06

STOP PAYING RENT AND SAVE YOUR
money. A nice 4-room cottage, with storm
windows and screens and screened porch, barn,
right the lake: close to car. You can
go fishing in the summer and skating in the
winter without having to travel far for it;
$500 is the price, but what is your offer? This
will be Sold Take look at it. 1929 Lake Of
Isles blvd
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-06
A. M. LAWTON-FARMS.

GET FARM IN WESTERN CANADh-BEs1
wheat country in the world; we have land IN
western Canada near railroad; homestead land
adjoining; have the best land and sell
on easy terms: yearly payments; reduced rail-
road fare; also North Dakota and Minnesota
land. For particulars write Martin Hansen.
Grafton, n. D.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-06
LOWRY HILL BARGAIN,
GREAT BARGAIN,

FOR sALE-MY HOME AT 2124 FREMONT N;
$2,7OO; 1914 Fer cent the investment; g.
room house, full basement paruuet floors;
well painted and papered; gas, water, sewer
(paid), stone sidewalk, barn; 10-foot boule-
ward; elm trees block to streetcars and
church, three blocks to grade and North High
schools; best neighborhood In city. Call at
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-03-25

Doctor. I have an indehnable feel
ing that can't get away FROM" "Ah."
81 have q great longing or something
that cannot explain" Yes; anything
else the matter?" II have q feeling
that something awful Is impending.
but can't tell what or why" mo par
ticular reason for feeling so?" mo;
something seems to be knawing at my
heart. and yet I can't explain IT,"
THAT'S bad; go on now. and tell me
exactly all about yourself; don't keep
anything back" There's Just the trou-
BILE; I can't express my feelings SO
that other people will know what ]
mean" "Pshaw! Why do you come
bothering me? Why don't you get the
Browning Club to take up your case!''
Chicago Record-Herald.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-03-25
SUDDEN Death
~ APoPLExv
Of DR.. a0d(ETT

DR.. H. G. Sloggett, medical super
intendent Of the Insane Asylum and ex
president Of the Board Of Health. died
suddenly at $3.50 yesterday afternoon,
at the residence Of Mrs. Mary d. Hen
bricks at Kaimuki.
Shortly after noon yesterday DR..
sloggett feeling apparently in the best
Of health and spirits drove out to Mrs.
Hendricks home to make call. For
few minutes he conversed with his
hostess. then, suddenly, he stopped
speaking and fell forward to the floor
stricken with apoplexy which at once
resulted in death.
Drs. Mays and Cooper were imme-
diately summoned but In vain. From
the purplish flush of the face the ply
sicians saw at once that apoplexy was
the cause Of death. The news was re-
celved In town shortly after the sad
occurrence and called forth many ex.
pressions of regret.
DR.. .Sloggett leaves a daughter. Mrs.
]. F. Hamburg Of this city, and son,
Digby Sloggett, overseer Of the Hama
uaulu plantation, Kauai. The latter
was Immediately notified Of the sud.
den demise Of his father and is ex.
pected to arrive tomorrow morning on
the W. @. Hall.
In the early seventies DR.. Sloggett
visited Honolulu with the British scien-
tiic exploring steamship Challenger
and became SO enamored Of the coun-
try that he then and there decided to
make Honolulu his future home. He
kept his resolution and about ten years
ago returned and took an ONCE on the
Schmidt premises on Beretania street.
| making q speciality Of eye and ear dis
orders. Under the Republic he was
appointed member Of the Board Of
Health and in 1901 succeeded DR.. Coop
er as president Of that body. After
the death Of his wife, which occurred
four years ago. DR.. Sloggett resigned
from the Board Of Health and went to
Shanghai in the service Of the Oriental
Insurance Co. He returned to Homo
, lulu In 1903 and was Immediately ap
pointed Superintendent Of the Insane
Asylum.
Arrangements for his funeral are
held In allegiance until the arrival Of
Digby Sloggett from Kauai.
DR.. Sloggett was member Of Pa
cifc Lodge, No. 1922, A. F. & A. M.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-03-25

London, March THE evening sit
ting of the House of Commons was &C.
cupied by Irish members complaining
of undue delay in the reinstatement Of
eyicted tenants under the Land Act OF
1903. Mr.. Atkinson. attorney general
for Ireland, who defended the work OF
the. estates commissioners, declared
that evicted farms unlet throughout
Ireland showed a reduction Of "a per
cent since 1894.
The commissioners now have 4l,ooe
acreg of untenanted land and rein
statement would in future be much
expedited. T. w. Russell ridiculed thu
smallness of the work accomplished
and said that 1t was Dublin castle tina
stood in the way. Finally Kendall
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-03-25
BARK SANTIAGO
CARRIES RED FLAG

Carrying the red nag denoting ex.
plosives at her masthead, the bark
Santiago came into harbor and locked
at Brewers wharf at 1885 this morn.
ing, eighteen days and nineteen hours
out from San Francisco. The red flag
In this case carries no idea Of war or
bloodshed; It is merely to show the
presence of explosives for peaceful
consumption on the Islands - for
blasting purposes.
The Santiago had an uneventful pas
sage down from the Coast. She en-
countered west-southwest winds part
Of the way. It was not until yesterday
that she ran into strong trade winds
| On the 14th the bark Arthur was sight
ed. The Arthur left San Francisco
four or five days ahead Of the Santa
20, but the latter passed her easily.
This Is Captain N. G. Larsen's frs
voyage In the Santiago. His last Wis
II In Honolulu was Ave years ago. a
the time of the big Chinatown fire
Captain Larsen was then In the bari
slntram. Captain Anderson, formerly
Of the Santiago, will probably get
new command soon in San Francisco
It Is understood that his new vesse
is a steamer.
The Santiago carries three cases Q
blasting powder and caps, and 5o
. tons of general merchandise. Wor
at unloading and taking on a suga
4. Inn oil q nlv
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-03-25
Chairman Harris then adjourned the
meeting, with a probability Of future
MONGOLIA FROM COAST

The big Mongolia arrived of port
yesterday afternoon. six days from
San Francisco. She could not come
into the harbor. She continued her
voyage to the Orient at IL this morn.
ing.
Some difficulty was experienced by
the passengers In transferring to the
tug Fearless, which brought them
ashore. A heavy swell was running,
and the change was made with consid.
cradle danger The officers of the
boat were loud In their denunciation
OF the harbor shoals, Captain Porter
feeling especial annoyance at the
treatment Of passengers.
Although the passenger list was
large 1t would have been larger II over
fifty passengers had not failed to make
connections because Of California
washouts. They will come on the
next steamer.
Among the Honolulu passengers are
Delegate Kalanianaole and Princess
Kalanianaole. returning from Wash
ington; Mrs. whiting. wife Of Admir-.
al W. H. Whiting, coming with her
daughter to meet the injured Admir-.
ad; j. G.. Pratt, the new Honolulu
postmaster: Henry A. Strong, father
Of Mrs. George r. Carter; J. w. Ma
son. Hilo merchant. and many 9TH
ers.
or the through passengers, +. j.
Haskin In nm Eastern newsDaper man
making a world tour. w. J. Schroth
a tea merchant of Kobe, is returning
home with his bride, formerly Miss
Siegfried. Of San Francisco.
Electrical machinery for JapaI
makes an important part Of the Mon
golia's big cargo. Two Of the iroI
pieces weigh fifteen tons apiece. Thu
cargo also includes 5000 bales Of cot
ton, $500 bages Of cotton sheetins
150, 900 cases OF canned meats. and 40
carloads OF merchandise.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-03-25
CRICKET TODAY.

A cricket match will be played at
the Makiki grounds this afternoon at
2 o'clock, teams to be picked from
the following:
r. Anderson, s. Beardmore, A. w.
T. Bottomley, j. II. Cation, r. r..
Cation, ]. l.. Cockburn, DIR. Cofer. T.
Gia. F. Harrison. A. A. Hatfield, II
l.. Herbert, j. C. McGill, c. p. Morse
j. r. NJ. Maclean, w. l.. Stanley. II
L. Picker, A. Tullett, ]. McAuliffe
Martin, F. A. Wicket, d. l.. With
ington. G. Campbell, r. l.. Auerbach
B. F. Beardmore. ID. Center, r. de b
Layard, r. Weldon and ]. NJ. Tuck
er.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-03-25

O'Brien's motion, which had started
the debate. and which called for rene.
dial measures, was rejected, 220 to
1872.
The Ulster Unionists met In the
House of Commons and decided In IA
lvor OF Mr.. Wyndham's resignation OF
the chief secretaryship for ireland for
the pending appointment Of his sue
cessors. to support the government In
divisions on the Irish question.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-03-25
FIGHT TO REDUCE TEST MEETS
STRONG OPPOSITION.

(Conttnueo from rage I.l
maintained. They brought forth argu.
ment after argument, showing why
their position was taken, and the Union
Oil people just as earnestly fought for
the 100 degree test. Technical discus.
sion of burners and atomizing and fire
precautions filled the air and the FL
nance Committee meanwhile preserved
a neutral but rather confused deport-
ment. The discussion was "illuminat
ing" more ways than one. At the close
OF the meeting, Chairman Harris said
that there would probably be another
public discussion OF the question, add
ing that the talk had thrown much
light on the subject for the committee.
He made no statement OF any conclu'
sions reached during the discussion.
H. E. Cooper said that the great fault
Of Kaniho's bill Is that 1t provides for
60 test Of petroleum. only Of kerosene.
TO This J. A. Gilman replied that while
nominally the discussion was on the
bill. there was another bill In prep
aration, endorsed by the Board OF Un'
derwriters. fixing the fash test at I20
degrees Fahrenheit. He said that he
thought crude petroleum flashed at III
degrees. but considered l20 degrees
safe.
H. E. Cooper-"Was 120 degrees chos'
en- by the Board of Underwriters %
compromise hgure?"
Gilman-"We thought 1t advisable
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-03-25

A startling but welcome notice to the
housewife appears in today's issue.
Kitchen utensils will be hold at actual
cost by Lewis & Co., Ltd. the King
street grocers. They are closing out
their entire line of tinware.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-03-25

London's places Of entertainment
would hold all the inhabitants OF Mil
waukee = $4,000 about - and then
there would be several thousand
vacant seats.