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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-11-18
DAILY FAST EXPRESS TRAINS

From st. joseph and Kansas City 20 and from All inn.
portan towns cities and sections In Southern Nebraska
kansas and the Indian Territory. Also via ALBERT
LEA ROUTE from Kansas City and Chicago to water.
town. Sioux Falls MINNEAPOLIS and ST. PAUL.
csnnections for all points north and northwest between
the lakes and the Pacinc Coast.
For Tickets, Maps Folders. or desired Information
apply to any Coupon Ticket Once IN the United States
or Canada, or address
z. ST. JOHN, JOHN SEBASTIAN.
oenI Manager, 0en1 Tit PsDL "A,
CHIcL- %. LII.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-11-18
STANDARD GAUGE
zRANs.R0CXY MOUNTAIN ROUTE

Over which superbly- equipped trains run daily
THROUGH WITHOUT CHANGE to and from sait
Lake City. Ogden and San Frsncisco THE ROCK
ISLAND 10 also the Direct ana Favorite Line to and
from Msnitou Pixies Peak and all other sanitary and
scenic cities and mining In
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-11-18
Linens, Towels, Crashes, Etc

10 pieces Sc 10. soft finish table linen soc
yard.
10 pieces 81 in. blesched and unblesched
tabled linen. market value 7sc, sale
price. 64c yard.
8 pieces Turkey red damask, 22c yard.
50 doz. assorted style Jewels, &c.
lot towels. canvas border. new designs,
value $1.25. will sell at CSC.
90 pieces crash 81 yard.
bale 6ne z cent sheeting &c yard.
1 bale A. flne Sc bed sheetinR. ct 6tc.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-11-18
FGrs! Furs!

tHick 0ppossum Muffs, les "
fkaock also contains Lynn, Beaver.
Ea Lamb, Mink and KIimmer mutfs.
Ivs will be marked for this sale al
3 s. 50, IS. 80 and higher.
zlut black feather boas. a bargain
III be marked So SO each.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-07-21
Y. NJ. C. A.

Regular Monthly Meeting-Lec-
tures Delivered by Mr.. Alex
ander Touns and Mr.. f. NJ.
English.
The regular monthly meeting of
the Y, NJ. c. A. was held at their
office Thursday evening with 3 large
attendance. The treasurer's report
for the month of June was, receipts
$a5SG. expenditures S2S4.6a.
The proposition. advanced by Mr..
Peck in his inaugural address, of
starting temperance work that
would resch over q broader field wss
discussed. The committee on tenn
perance was instructed to draw up q
plan of action 80 be submitted at q
future meeting of the association for
approval. The principles upon which
the temperance work is to be- based
sire completely non-sectarian and
non-politicsl, thus being able to en-
list in their efforts some outside of
the association for this cause.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-07-21
Road Decision.

The Minister Of Interior. C. \.
Spencer. Hon. S. II Damon. Mar
sbsl Wilson, 4Ir. Henry Msefsrlsne,
and : representative Of the ADTEz-
EsR accompanied the Jury. COZ
sisting Of 4lessEs. 4 Kraft ". H
Hogs Peter High. f Godfrey. J.
K Kane and J. Hamakeu, OF q spe-
cisl train 70 Puulos station. Thurs
day for TIE purpose Of deciding
whether OF not the government
road should Be changed at that
place. As the road was It crossed
the railroad It almost right angles
above PUulOa- The jury after look
ing over the ground decided that Il
should Be changed % run parallel
with the railroad 10 PuuIoa station
thence across 70 join the old road
The rOsd Is 70 be forty feet wide.
Besides reopening the road TO the
station L gVes the land oEnas an
advantage
The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-07-21
5auaiian6aErtte
1O-P4GE EDITION.

No FUE report hzS yes been -
csive5 q The Universal Pos.z-
Union. :. Is IS. session II Tlsunz.
Il Is however sisted II the papers
thzt ths Australian colonies hz7e
cone into The Union, 50 tbs. The
poslSge 70 the ar.ipoles VIII Re, s.
lezst : son S the EzCc : OEcis-ly
established zri announced, The
sane - II European countries
Australian posszge h2s been III
reasonably Li-h.-.we-ve cents o.
each half ounce The rz.e vii
soon Il -e5zce5 . I've cents z16
then the money order system e8n
be adopted between Hawai- a2d
ezch q the Australian colonies. I
or government : prompt n gsk-
Iug acton II g1e r-zt.s--
The proposition % introduce Il
te-nztonsl postage stamps Is
great sep towards bringing 81
nations mo : close family C0up@e.
50 tz- $ relztes 70 correspond
enos. This proposition : said 70
have been defeated ~ Germany,
and cannot h acted On for Sx
veSrs. OF I'll 1872.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-07-21
HoNo.rIv. July 9Th, 1871,

+ i, vcg,, cos--l-S-
Vs-y respectfully,
II. ". SEvCSsNCE
CGcAzo, {. :. 4, June -, ISL.
Ms. HENzY SzyEzAScr, C0NSVl-GzN' Z,
HoNo-ClE. HAWAIIAN IS-ANDS-
4 nEAE S-z, We S1,zu be Pleased u SCI
{ Is yo-- SSsnsS - TIE Co,U@c,22 Expos
1So1.
We VII t2ks. when requested, entire
Z charge c. exhibits
Goods Uzv bs consigned - L.
We VII take charge n he oll 6.
. lzii1.-
See raz1 he Items &re properly entered
. - the CcS.o,n Hc-Se-
Attend - rebates. i shy, q duties
Carefully U1p&ck and caeek n the
gods
S;o-e The packing CASES II sod order.
Attend - the Co.G1nias = sp@ce II the
Exposition.
P-zcs Ehs IDS--2cce-
SacE-e the services q capable srsac,&l-
ls-S II connection with -As Scientific,
Sr1lS.5c. mechanical - 1-y os1sE class
q exhi1.-S-
Arrange the dsS2-zy q goods.
When -co5s S-e displayed send p2sc.o-
-uzphs = vol :o- further SCSEsS.iolS-
Scare ne services @ attendants 10
show, explain, advertise Sc1 Keep the
zCoGS II order
Sci @nd :Ske o.Gsrs tor such goods Is
yoc desired sid.
Rep1ck ana rs,uE2 slch goods Is zre
C-so,l
And generally IKE such charge q ex-
tl,tstS = yc1 UC--G tzks = present
IN o1hs- vo-3S. VIZ c4l Szve exhibitors
iz--e expenses ari rep-eSs-. them II
every Ezy - vel - :. they personally,
q B! Spscial @Ssa-, WeEe @ the ground
i seems unreasonable 10 expsC. TIE
Commissioners. EnO Serve 'sl-lcu. pay
70 gre careful attention % tec4.-s q
yo-r svacisl-ias 81 O-hs- SxpoSl-lo2s,
SCch s. Pzrls. A-S--z--s- El--zle-- PMS.
&c, sone CcDUiSSlo-s-S were greatly
sa1rcyeG BIZ having tolS,zrulen-s made
% then dlrecl; and Being 50 deeply
e-Ezz5i N 50 many Different matters,
tLey have to1zi / iiEGeul- % give per
sC-zl attention = TIE business = firms
@ oorpo-ztio1S-
We bzye Sgs1-S u TSEio-S pans q
this eo1n--y 216 ECcogs. ard can refer
- MANY prominent business men O Cll-
czEo and tlroughoC. the country, 2nO1g
then tls following.
Han. C 3. Farewell. q J Y Fare
vel Co, Chicago.
Hon. n 5. Qa4y. Z. :. sena.o-.
Pe1nsylTz-i2-
Col Jzs. I. Sexton. Postmaster. Chi
ezso.
Hon Richard :. Tu.hill. Judge Cir
Cit Co1Ess Chicago
Hon. Gso. N Bogues Capitalist, Chi
czE0-
Marshal B.os-, Fo1-.,ry and Machine
Shop. Pittsburgh. Pz-
Han. Joseph y Elisr. Govenoz a .
IliEozs-
Hoa.J.D. Camera, US. Sea4,o-. .
Pennsylvania
Hon VIZ NeCls-Laud. Pittsburgh Pa. .
Hon. Geo DEigZss Judge Circuit .
CocE1, Chicago.
Hon. John (. R-uneIls, General .
C1U1sal Pelham Palace Csr Co., Chi .
czE0.
Hon. Geo. 5. Nila.sS, General Com .
81 CzlCD=. lion and S,eel Co, Chiczgo. I.
Han Ao1er Taylor, Member q Cen f.
Erasss Caiczgo-
c. &. S311b.rd, Chi=s Inspector Of
CuS-Cns. Chicago
Il yC1 zEe thinking q exhibiting, ne
shall be PLEASED u c0DmCaicats with .
yo1 Il relation % CIR terms ioE services, 7.
&c YcCEs Iuly,
Ga 7 MOzs4s & Co.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-07-21
Educational Matters.

TLs Bad q EdCcsEon nes LIST
EesE Anong o1her business
transacted wss ths appointment Of Z
Embe- q teachers. ne vacancy
csussd II ths Royal School by the
rs igns.ioB q M 4 W Peek Ezs
Il Sd ~ the appointment q LIZ.
Z, IEsrd HG-e- present principal Of
L z Waizl1s Schools M Hore has
b 81 tssehe. foE sbCat Seventeen
ye6zs- a1d to- move than ten years
II the service q the Hawaiian Beard
e E3uce1O1- Mr. J. Iighttooe Of
tbs Wsiabole Scbo0l VII be tzans-
fzrad 70 the Wsisl1a School Miss
Bs-e1iee Barnard first assistant II
re Peh1kzins giEls' school has re-
signed Her position / filed By the
appointment Of Mss Zoe Atkinson:
Miss Nay Atkinson II turn s 70 be
transferred % the position held 1t
present b. Hiss Zoe Atkinson. Mr..
A J. Wilson. Of Ksu1akskzi. M0lo-
XII. VII Be offered the position II
kalihiaks, made vacant By Mr- Ken
!on's resignation.
By request Of tie committee II
charge Of The education Of the
Chinese, e Chinese Hasnt officer has
baen appointed for Honolulu
The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-07-21
DECIMAL COINAGE AND TEE WETRIU
SESIEM.

The sutiee. Of the adoption o.
decimal e0irsgs II Great Britain.
now aluOss The only country q
importance which : SIN Eitaou.
Il. bzs sgzn cone ID t0r discussion
bscked u s-ch powerful influence
thst i sens Probzb-s The change
VII Be elected II tie co--ss q :
few years
TIE eues-3a Wzs brought before
PzrEz-s-. 4 1874 SD ao-nzz
sio1s q s1gIy z-5r=pcE1s q eo--
mites have bss1 made public
SEzin z-5 zEs1. The r=s-l. beng
slEzys Il favor q t5s thaory. Int
always rs5seIg Gy compulsory
Legislation II tis direction q tLs
chz1gs.
Il 1919 : te1-zETe sep Ms
taken II The eo-nzge q the FIo-sn.
which Ezz uzrke5 : o1e--en-h pzr.
q =, b1t the new co5u Bzs neTar
popular and the experiment w-s
Il. carried any further As r.
Gently IS 1881 til P-07iding for
the adoption q The 6ecnzI system
vas negslTsd II The House q
Commons ty 105 70 =.
The question II Is enlarged
form thzt 5. the adoption ro1 only
Of decimal coinzge tut Uniform
metre system q weights ard mas
Ures, : sgzin being warmly taken
Up. The Chsmbers q Commerce
throughout the United kingdom
are al Il favor Of the change. and
recently : joint deputzGOn q the
London Chamber q Commerce znd
the Decimal Association waited o.
she Chancellor q the Exchequer.
who 81 once admitted that the
change would be q Improvement,
and theoretically i vas right. but
referred 70 the difficulties Of max
ing the change. To this Il was re-
piled that the experience Of other
countries was favorable. That IN
Germany four years were allowed
within which to make the change.
bit IS s matter Of fact It was &C
eonpEshed II : lev weeks
The Education Department has
for some years ordered that the
metric system shall Be taught in
the primary schools and over $50
members Of the present ParIisneat
have signed petition for further
enquiry sad many other members
are known to favor the idea
The Manchester City News
The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-07-21
SPECIAL NOTICE.

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s1asczos-S
E-Els coussS q rAs DA--v A7TEz-
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NrrEEx GsEE--L S5-lU 5 vsz- =
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49, - -Sc--os- UE1 gzyS u ne II
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c--- q EEs L1TEs-s CC-Z -
nj Du-z-S -sUz-S vi X rz11 TT
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HAWAIIAN GAZETTE CO.
III WECEZ- 1z-zgs--
The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-07-21

Bishop Williams, Of Connecticut,
it is reported BY . paper in that
State, recently wrote IN reply 10 4
young Hartford man about TO be
married: " l regret, sir, that it IS
without my province TO order the
word obey omitted from the mar
rage service. There s no way that
this can be done except By vote Of
the House Of Bishops. The house
next eonvenes in 1892, and if you
will postpone your marriage until
then, I viii take pleasure il pre-
sentIng your petition to the House
for its action" The young man
concluded not 70 wait.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-07-21
New Fibre Machine.

J IsE fire machine has been inF5nt-
81. zoao-dinz u the Stores and Hard
Ezre Rspo-ier, that VII extract the
fibre iron nearly IL known fbE11s
plants, leaving L clean and ready ioE
tie market Is sool IS dzy enough 70
bz-s- Big leaves q cactus plants, prob
ably tso feet II length and four inches
thick. are put n the machine, II fen
see3zds the fibre Is extracted clszn ana
II perfect o3n6itiCu % dry, ready f0- bal
ing Large banana stalks placed II tie
machine cine ont N : similar ms1lsr
fully demonstrating the inventors clzim
that the EuEe can be extracted bT the
machine from any known fi1rous plant
No skilled lzbor L required Any 0rdi-
nzEy b0T q nan cz1 operate Il, making
the expense q running Il merely non-
irzl- The importance & fibre Is 50 vel
known that little need be said. Il Is Uss1
IN the mz11fzctuIs o rope cor5age O al
kinds, bags, bzgEng, es<Pst EzTps and
Fzns- Large co-YoEztiols have already
been organized, one II 3fexico having 2
capital stock q S601.090 and a-e 108
having IG1 q these machines uzde-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-07-21

mSkeS 5 very strong argument II
favor Of 81 international metre
system. zu6 The following illOstra-
1on q lis advantages applies e
manufacturers engine snd machine
makers II The United States as vel.
$ 70 those IN 67s2t Britain
Sz0poSs, Says the Manchester
writer. t1zs : manufacturer II
/ Bz7oslo-a requires some new ms
chine-y, he VII probably expect
5e.zile5 d-awlnss u be submitted
/ e HIN bzse5 o. ne metric system
which has been adopted IL his
country. Cur competitors from
France, Germany - Italy viii fol
low their usual metric scales and
Speoify the wo-k % be done IN
terms q the metre; bit # the Eng
liSh maker follows his usual scales,
weights 4c5 measures the Spzniari
vii either Do- understand them OF
nus. convert them INTO metric
equivalents before ne c&n compare
then with chose q the other eom-
ps@to-s, Or The EagliShmzn must
prepare MS drawings and caleUla-
lions II : 7zy % which he Is not
accustomed Again. various "details
zni zl.e-ateo1s have 70 Re discus
Sd. znd the EnEiishnzn mus, be
acquainted with The metric system
II order 70 make himself under
STOOD and 70 prevent him from "
ds-.aking engagements which he
eo1Id 10. probably e@r-y out
Further than this L 81 English COR
ADe-5cS17 machine : eventually
ordered, The maker VIII probably
hzve 70 send : special mechanic 70
s-es. !. abros6. and me Ias1e- II his
turn VIII be Perplexed with the
.o-eign weights ani measures ani
vii have much difficulty II giving
= % dimensions, e:c."
This Is the every day experience
# 81 makers Q. machines and Of
he-- Intermediary agenIs- So with
II steam engines. The pressure the
horsepower, the t1sl consumption
must al te expressed in metric
srns Even With articles IN bulk.
-eh - cozL rou. e.c-,.he merchant
? Manufacturer who completes
Ti.'l foreign sellers Is necessarily
8. : disadvantage i he quotes II
'-1gl-sb weights and measures, he
ms. z5op: the metre system IL
is calculations and II MS con
rzcts.
There certainly appears 70 BE-
.zys the writer, - p--na f&cie
.zse to- adopting the metric 4
and measures without fur Z
her delay. and ne think the .
bore argument irresistible IN .
1gineer had better gel nd Of his .
T0ir5U pois and teet and inches .
ather thzn enter foreign market 1
0 heaTily Handicapped Then #
lgi1e makers sid engine users .
2Te 70 adoPt the metric system
-e c5z q Is nigh. vel follow.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-07-21
Art and Science Asso citation.


The hall was pretty we'll filed
with an sudiencs TO listen to the
lectures delivered by Messrs. Alex
snder Young and f. NJ. English.
The former took for his subject SELF
Culture" which was very ably pre-
scented. One of the points most
strongly dwelt upon was the effect
this climate has upon the energy
and industry of the people, The
speaker stated that from his expe-
rience of over twenty year on the
Islands he has been able to DO more
in proportion than in the same time
in any other climate.
MIR. F. III. English gave "a talk
about the stars" He spoke of the
influence they have upon the light
and other phenomenal features OF
our world. He traced the study of
astronomy back TO that made by two
Chinese astronomers 1000 B. C., the
first of which we have any authentic
records He traced the discoveries
of Ptolemy, or rather the suppose
tons of that philosopher, who sup
posed the earth was the center around
which all other bodies revolved. He
told of the discoveries of more recent
astronomers, the laws established.
In speaking of the sun, he said it is
decided that it is undergoing con-
traction of about four miles per cen
fury, and even at that rate it would
take millions of years yet for 1t to
cease giving light and heat.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-07-21
As Many Children as she Is
Years Old.

III 4 Il Thomas. Eb0 isFes jus.
across the Ge1giz State ine, II Gzds-
den County. Fla, Is 3 years Old and s
the father o. thirty-sEo children, al OF
whom are alive Mr Thomas vile Is
thrsa years younger thzn himself. FIJI
tesn years ago they were married.
Twenty months lztsr they found than
saIye the parents q four bright and
beautiful children With zImost u
VARYING regularity eFsE sincs the family
has been incrszsei by the addition
sometimes q tFi1s, sometimes q TIP
lets, until the number hzs reached thirty
t-o.
3Ir. TnOuzs ard his vie zrs thrifty,
happy and eontented couple and their
thirty and two little ones ere Is fne . SIT
Of children IS one may often see--N. Y.
Commercial Advertiser
The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-07-21

The Union 1lil Co. OF Kohala,
Hawaii, has elected the following
officers foE the ensuing year: Presi-
dent. james Renton; Fiee-President.
4 Il Renton; Secretary, r. Wallace;
Treasurer, F. Il SBsnzy; Auditor,
T. E. KeFEOEth.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-07-21

AtD advertisements,
Recently Published
| 4. NEW HAWAIIAN GUIDE BOOK
ILLUSTRATED
TOURISTS GUIDE
Through Hawaiian Islands
Price in Honolulu, so Cents per Copy
The Guide viii be mailed to any part OF
the Islands for 81 Cents per Copy.
Or, to any foreign country for 70 Cents.
The Book has 176 pages of text. with
20 Full Page Illustrations Of Island Scenery,
and description of the Pearl Harbor
Railway enterprise, and surrounding
country
II has also FOUR MAPS of the larger
Islands, prepared expressly for it.
The GUIDE gives a full descriptio OF
each Of the principal Islands and Settle
nents in this Group, and will prove an
invaluable handbook for tourists, and Tor
residents 70 send to their friends abroad.
[QLlS D4 tlc IN Tie new
book are very fine specimens of the Photo
tint process Of engraving. and accurately
represent the scenes portrayed.
~For sale at Hawaiian News Com
pany's, and at I. g. Thrum's Uptown
Stationery store d&Ed |
~ Published by the
HAWAIIAN GAZETTE PUBLISHING CO.,
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ALLIGATOR PEARS!l
~ Send orders to
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- IMPORTERS WILL PLEASE
- take notice that the fine
- BARK ANY TURNER,
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for this port on Sept. Is, 1891. if guffi-
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-07-21
CoSCggSN6 TIE CHICAGO TX
EISITION.

The following les'eCS from Con-
Sul-6enerAl Severance, and from
Messr- Csc. P. Morgan L &c. Of
Chicago, explain themselves;
HoNo,rLr. July 18Th, 1881.
AEG. ED-rozs So, an n uecelps q :
o1-,r.-,sczssOn tro-1 NeSS-S. $50, F.
Moran < Co. zzs1.S io- sShlolsOES AZ
the Columbian Exhibition, is Dearborn
*. Casc&zo, which ! enclose scC yoGr
information Srd to- S-c1 persons n S1liS
AIn-6o1 s. u,zy desire - make exhibits
ln6sDs23e-5 q The Hawaiian Govern
r,sa:. NC- czn -,2Ss Sgch uSe q TINS
communication = Yen deem proper
II voG1 columns.
Ns-y respectfully,
II. ". SEvCSsNcE
The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-07-21

10 thO6e EhO need 4 pleasant Tonic
for any KIND q debility, We can recon-
mend Clements Is the best- For sale
5y HoL1<STzR & Co.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-07-21

rags FLASH
High Test Kerosene Oil,
IN Special Lzequsrsd Tins
Builders' Hardware Direct from the
Manufactures
Door Locks, Padlocks, KNOBS, Latehes,
Etc. Etc. O. the latest patterns
Hand Saws.
Buffalo Forge AID BIoxers-
Ho1se aad Yard Brooms-
Sszrretts' Fine Tools
Tubular Street Lamps
Dash Beard Driving Lamps
Kerosene Oh Stores.
Lanes BAN Door Hangers and Track.
Etc, Etc. Etc.
PACIFIC HARDWARE CO., Ltd.
FORT STREET
III z57s-a
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keIcey,s Eli for Trousers.

Herbert Kelcey's dignified appearance
is part of his reputation. His fault
less coats and his well creased trousers,
which never seem to have discovered
that their wearer is jointed at the knees
like the rest of the world, have been the
envy of plenty of fellows who cannot
sit down once in a pair of breeches with
out letting them into all the secrets of
their shape. 1t is not generally known,
however, how much care Kelcey takes
to keep up his appearance.
Of course in New York it is perfectly
easy to keep ones self pressed, but when
he is travelling on the road it is quite a
different matter. The actor resorts to
various methods to retain that beautiful
crease down the front of his trousers,
one of which is to take his trousers when
he undresses, stretch them carefully into
shape, and lay them between the mat
tresses of his bed-when his bed has two
mattresses.
Last year he left western hotel in a
hurry and left pair of trousers behind
him. for which he telegraphed back from
the next town. In the meantime Mr..
and Mrs. Barrymore had arrived at the
hotel the next night and been assigned
to the room Kelcey had occupied. The
bellboy was sent to the room to ask the
occupants permission. to look for the
neither garments. They were found be-
tween the mattresses, and Barrymore
undertook to do them up and forward
them to his brother actor. When Kel
cey received the package it contained, il
addition to the trousers, bill stating
that Mr.. Herbert Kelcey was indebted
to Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Barrymore fol
pressing one pair of trousers.-Bostor
! Home Journal.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1891-08-13
4 NEWSPAPER 4 BLESSING OR
4 CURSE.

There are few greater blessings to any
community, looking at the matter in a
purely marerial light, than good news
paper. A paper that will stand by it's
own section or city at all hazards; that
will encourage and support everything
that will promote the moral and mater
ial welfare of the people among whom it
circulates, that will strive for harmony
instead of discord, that will work for the
good of all instead OF u faction; "a paper
that will speak the truth when it is
necessary to speak it, no matter whom
it may hurt Il paper that knows what
to keep out as well as what to put in; a
pure, clean sheet, with nothing in it
that. a well bred gentleman would be
ashamed to utter in the presence of a
well bred lady; a'paper that cannot be
purchased for gold to swerve a hairs
breadth from what it believes to be
right, Such paper: will WELD an in
huence for good, second to nothing else
in the community that has the good for
tune to possess 1T. On the other hand a
paper that like an i'll bird is constantly
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it's columns as the vehicle OF personal
spite; a paper whose editor has head
SO big that nothing is right unless it
meets his approval; a paper that pub
fishes false and lying criticisms about
its town and inhabitants; a paper that
is the mouthpiece of a social or political
faction that may long since have for
feited the right to existence; paper
that labors to promote discord where it
should work for peace; paper that will
advocate anything that will put money
in the pocket of its mercenary editor;
such paper is curse oeany COM
munity and the sooner it is relegated to
the limbo of defunct journals the better
it is for the community afflicted with its
presence.