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The Lamar register., 1892-11-26
HOMESTEAD STRIKE OFF.
The Amsigamsted Association Gives Up
,,, struggle with the CarncEies.

The Homestead strike. or lockout, was
brou,h, 10 an end sunday morning al a meet
ING held in the rink which Was presided over
~ R,ehard Hotchklss, the new chairman OF
the strikers advisory board
s.,eretary KiIlgcn, Vice President carney
and Treasurer Madden, national oiheers O,
ne Amalramuted Association, were present
The lockout had reached il l4tth dsy-
M. vote that opeened the Homestead works
IN kmal-amated rnea stocd loi ayes 70 VI
,ocs The meeting was rct-hct one all the
vay throu-h and al oac time Il looked IS u
Bur,.e.. Holliagshead would have TO assert
NJ s;,iela authority to prevent a serious eon-
diet. Charges and counter charges ~eFe tss
order of ne aay. Newspaper reporters HcFe
excluded. bur The information hrciiaoie 'haA
that those Wishing 10 declare The mi'i "tsii
barely succeeded In carving their p1ini-
Now that the strike 5 orvr, the men arc noi
backward abait expressing thcir opinio''s Of
the men wh,, hare posed a headers, eonhdeai-
Is promising q victory. vhen sscy enes Tor
certainty that ;he battle was kppeiess4y ie','-
II Is aid thar Amsi-Amated men VII Join ~
The rush for pslslllous u the milis AeeoFd-
lag to Sursrintguaeai WosI, no unrr than
eighty or ninety u The total uu'nser q Old
crnpIoyes viii be able 90 secure employment
Before The hgsak q las; Taurssiay therc
we're left In Hamcstsai sb9at 2,>'f' q thN
original q 500 men uha ugru l7sAei oai oa
the rweEty .afJh day u Juae. of these -,s-o
men 80 uers mrchzuies sal laaorers and
600 Amalgamaici AssoeiAt!Ha uca- Up 70
date 100 meu have zagsilei 's- Fers aaa y
!, c.uEsa,sd that no more th1n 80 s'eu have
been Supplied ulih suqldyuclt
The Lamar register., 1892-11-26
New Mexico.

Few W. c Chew of the Iowa VI 2 con.
ference has beCn appointed by Bishop Valdez
to the pastorate Of Eddy Charge.
Hon. sHas Alexander. The ucHIy-appolatei
territorial secretary, has taken The oaih of or
fec. He las much TO occupy hi. ,lme a. III,
legislature meets December 2Blh. Afr. Aler-
andeE Is a native of Pennsylvania. lie has
been In the Rocky Mountains some Rft.cB
years, fret locating 30 san Juan. Colombo.
and thence removing to Hmsboro. about
twelve years aga.
Another big strike was made in the sur
prise mine at Cooks PeaE la., week Itfz
'aid 10 be the biggest strike ye, made In die
district cave was broken lnto which f.
5oo feet long with ore the culi7c Irarth of #
The ore runs 90 per cent lead and ounces
in silver per Ton. Cooks Peak is one OF The
hest camps in New Mexico. and tAc urD1Bc-
ton OF The mines there is increasing rapidly.
The strikes which have been made therr Al.
year indicate that the mountains an. nm -
caves Of EicA mineral.
The Lamar register., 1892-11-26

IT is apparent that it is of little use
for one thrifty farmer to make n Wig
orous fight in his orchard to destroy
the caterpillar or among his
plum trees to root out aad burn up
the black knot when both of these
pests are allowed to flourish and null
tiply on neighboring farm. Thsro
ought to be legislative enactments
which will reach that shiftless neigh
Dor and compel him 10 cooperate
with neighbors who are thrifty. II
California and other states in the il-
terest of their numerous fruit products
can establish penalties which compel
such cooperation, certainly other
states can
The Lamar register., 1892-11-26
KNIGHTS or tAsa'
ThS snas.G eeaysuilsa Nssa
9laz

ThS AnassG tuaysuiiaa NasaI
tsuaA
The SvurTzl assFal x ~ e 4
tst eaavsar-l Is - Less g - ]
,onc gfsllsliaArg ass.atsi Has
Faraergy delivered b, ASSN 4
IEe rroozH1xasssst tszaf gss @
its sasaeaec ia fzrer x = 1r1s4
vesrss &c - ah.e u Tvaz 4
SHiss syssrea q Fvirrvia; a. .asl
pie Zoe shxlr TzslacAzi0a. 3s ssssl
ett,sener q Oppressive Ars b A
sza aeesy psailuas a. Sc Fssz
h-s gssllglsizns * ~ slzFa (
azy STAKE caF fvsg.aafal..-ts .
vr arc has Fzs;lng + - ~ Rtsa
iyxs aeElcas q 4ziy. Ia1w-
ar. al4&rrs ~ laz-igpzkefa
The speaker siFoaasei
Fararrs Alilx1ce Aai azhss vi
tisns. .FrSouss szrussc } ~ gfssl IS
or t.cneheaai feAtarr = ~ 17is
elasion sad that BE- ssss q
dose dargag shc ycas Aa ss -
gFcr again unsirr slas.lss -.rass
In giac ses<.nn u IAprs&7
Erss bu.iaess wzs thr dtsa1ss
of the enaaaaistec Ja lass
A propaaittes to resi2se ias '
of general oalesn Sc 81
G0wa.
Pruq.oslfluas 10 sesiass aas -
the nasnt-.r q algabesp q .a'
live board ~erc defeated
The question e cltgilsiig
uyrs 20 offaoe uAs tlssslsssi a.
uoa TO make then elisiels sai
AT the sficrnoos sezl17 9 p
Labor, IEe report q ne
"a. oonunue4 Tte ani -
arose was the proPositiaa 80 -
tEoa of national trade zsscz
ten loeAl assemblies u Hh
that ~klle The laH shoala rsa
FAR IS national trade asssa
Lsience arc cuuesTard, D. l
organlzed aIth Ices lhaH isz
Al Fridays se.s5aa DE
question of ihe alliance o
the relations Of the ouisf -z-
was renewed.
The proposition 70 e2li
order S ho also belong 70 uE
alton to choose bet"cea y
taken up. After long
sitlan vas voted d1wa hy
Representative Bisaoq o.
talucd consent to iutrolaes =
lag junior assemble tH
Wa unanimously aErlel 10.
adjourned
The Lamar register., 1892-11-26
A MANAGES Cp1
AGED CHICAGO coupl 6 j
Their san-la-Law WIN. 81
Crazy Commit. IN. ~
Their

Herman slegier, Gsr,,,.
Chicago with his wife ana N.
the Residences Of his wife.
ani Caroline slles, sss S.5,S ~
shot his faiher-ia-law aud co...
SANITY killing each, HI pe7, ~
Wits but she vas only sliehily
fore the police tcre abs d dI.,.
siesies a number of sh5t, ~
and he was waanded In n.
bullet srren 4 poitoeman'. r
removed TO The hospital
At ; o'clock SUNDAY m,--5-
oa his hat aad oysrooa, p-sm.,,
Ing The honsc He told his NJ.
going hunting, aBd be sss, i
o, bis hrtthsr-in-laa 10 t,9rs-
returned 18th the qua Ia -
went Into the pzriof uhs75 h!, -.
iiis wife was In the rear pa-t II
and the nrsi intlaiatios % ~
sas shea s.esier's uitia lo.gs
san 70 sorEayu.
"rapa, pat do~a tAai -us s,
10 say ~ Mrs. slirs, slssief,
who wAs vita Der hu.lass
silcs hurried doxu 20 ne u,
catered she room slrslss lsssr..,
he CUR. as silua<h BE- lstsa8,i
she lld aot hesitate a
~ 10 Slsg3er, sad thraaiss
his secs, tried 20 iAGs ne
him.
kerp asay shouted
rashel fslr aged .ouaa a.t
iu- tiss gua assiasl her In
She sank 10 the a3gs, dad
Mrs ssessrs heAzizs lassa
huusr a1 Mns Heyaz 5aEss
A. shs passed shr0ash Tie
her children nIth Aer Lsa
ia Nss- Iiry,isa's care. Nr
back Ia krr hafHe. ard :, -
sruat dssar sBethos stas ras ~.
baad Ii i sEspFa-si tattEvH
Mrs ssis. tat saa.e tkau ass
pss eHierc4 her ssi sras
uaga.is zll rssslg tanRr
Arvasrsi - iisc u1ss. ~ ss
s;R.rs ss3 sas shs, gsise
,tsaiIF.
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ss7a w&s isasias sss L4n
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hfa. Tar lassrg sst1sueg { g.
sti s2eeier Hha staggered stss
uthrT ofzQrFs zry5rsd ass all3a
bas uerx Hrsrsa - 1sI
sligaJiy ~uan3et AZ lais "a &c
out iuia sAse AsEss asd "a dz.s m
ltsartasas Aha
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The Lamar register., 1892-11-26

IT is urged by science that tho
popularity OF quinine as medicine
is working enormous injury in this
country. Anyone can buy this com
mon sulphate and administer IL in
quantities TO suit himself while
around other poisons-many OF them
but little if any. moro powerful
there are restrictions against the sale
except on a PHYSICIANS prescription.
The writer Of the article in science
says he has known of four cases in his
OWE medical practice where only
moderate doses continued Tor two or
three days would produce serious
cerebral disturbance Amounting al
most TO homicidal mania and there
are many cases in every community
wherc the use OF quiniue VIII affect
the nervous system in very serious
manner.
The Lamar register., 1892-11-26
notice TO DEMOCRATS.
The FrcsiIrns- E3srs says Thfy whi iH-
lure Their Prospects ~ hDthvF-
lHE ITIm Vow

NEw Ynas NaF - -rrr-l3ept-e3eCs Clevr'
lassI I-ti tuaa ia szznsb ef sss'- slacr sledti1a
be he, teru fairly 5vrffza aitt ga:,EFs. AL ths
volume " bis uarrssy y.15dSaos has tsocn saast-
thln- cncrm1-s TalknS sefgsa rs tepaFs
tare today win za E7~aag Fs'f retsartffs
Nr Cleve,Sui said fa'iF zEpgs sIe iAe
goodwill aad frseuAiIlcas wh.eh taese lritefs
iuiIcaie ani s.zaIi nog at, a. E.rle sIlHsas 60
r,-a4 rgrrg oae Of thea Thess -aseI friends.
Of osurse. a.ii n1g rEprrs zur zst3irs 10 iAsir
esau1lua sazslaas fav thai aaalj ts es,s-4g oli
q tlls quc,tssa ana tas 'la., thaS csa % j.
10 ssy IA-al-h lhe prrs1 tAat an sus ua-
mindful q tsslr kluaaesS
Many q she talis-s uhaaz have teea
elt!s.-e,l 90 -rzsgyr zozil as-. ! Jh.aE- hayr
earrSaelesi aslaa eng t.-sr . sheg bad cirra
Ehe matter q nia-urag's rzserts1a Tbos1 sba
have eziirI sspaa ule O. tssk Ahoat at.r~s %
srcas To ale hayv bsca Hgl3e las7assttrsir
aayl. erriala.y. aurcsessarils grcastars
ils.Irc ta ssvv ~ uia-h psAizslY A. fssssii'e r.
the statement tt4s I % a1z rsaps-e 10 s1a.
s.Isr appIlszt.oas foF a1lae py.ar W lsE in-
zuxurz,iaa. zal ! shaE sgssl ~ Iatrfv.zEs
ca thas suhIteL Thasz uh1 aEl=r any pre-
tracc gaia an appars1aftr - Frssus thrsf
zppllratl1as agally. xaI tha>e Hb5 iar,l-n als
AZ A2AH laaafr @ssA H-eAf g a-F+AAltssu a@aa's
possibly ,s5 aaTtsta. gkira s1sssI - iuiss.
ferr VITA liseir ca4Hess e saoarsN Ndt5ra
a7plieat89as alll Be- - ilttl- REGARDED that
5asbs Il thrg rsef see tas aass iu NzsAiHs
t5-n, f5r thsrr Z no rsas1s or 1ecsary Up my
being uvesxheluse5l .isA ssstA natter. si iAss
tina
Upoa telng 4skeI boa isas ss csgersall 10
tc avsy aa Biz yaezlL1a, Nj ClFye,zaI aid
As 10 that an aoi certain, II sill Ae7saA
upon sfuls rasIiduas. ! sEsest hasrvsg,
- b. absent ah0st ig9 seek, ssI waea re-
turn. unless Aaa sasscs lat rrlieGsb fran tac
unnecessary Gsaaaals uEs1a l4y i5ass is ukieA
I have heva sab5 b5sesrd sers IAas tar / saaIl
shai Up my hsusr IN the city zsJ and s9szr
ulorr quiet rlzas 70 spczd the x3ater. Ger
taiuly betErsa aas aud ihe !0zFtA q March.
! ought 20 have soa8e iiasr 10 d-vusr 10 athsf
Fu2iter- thza saesivius ealieHs ard eaasidcT-
luE albiesls shgeh ahoald ts pasg gss1ac,l
The Lamar register., 1892-11-26

WHEN men OF to-day whose youth
ful limos fell in pleasant agricultural
places remember that farmers were
once comparatively free from the in
roads OF preying insects, The euor-
nous destruction which is now being
annually wrought in this country
of. Garden and Forest which never
draws conclusions without adequate
premises. estimates tho annual loss to
American agriculturists from the raw
ages of insects alone at not less than
$500. 600 600 or about 81, 500 900
every twenty-four hours.
The Lamar register., 1892-11-26

COLLEGES aud universities are
great consumers OF money. and this
is becoming more and more the case
as the applicants for their opportuni-
ties increase. and the demand for
more various instruction and for
higher ability in the instructors is con-
slant The tuition fees paid by tho
college student never equal what it
costs to provide for him the means of
education. Buildings libraries
museums apparatus and instruction,
if they are equal to the requirements
of the time are very costly.
The Lamar register., 1892-11-26
IaterostlaE. Trar.

a remarkable robbery Is reported from
Chicago, ~ the police department. but e Is
deuird by the express officials. The stozy =
that Georse 5. Bagley, a messenger for the
United states Express company Appropriated
package containing 10000 IN surreney
which had been placed 10 his care at omaha
Thursday night, 70 be delivered ia Chicago
Friday morning just tEeufy-foar hours AZ
ter the money had been missed the thleyinr
messenger was arrested IN Chicago and The
money recovered.
The Lamar register., 1892-11-26

THE mysteries OF the okefnoSee
swamp in Southern Georgia reaching
down into Florida are soon to be
solved A canal company is engaged
IN reclaiming this vast region a posi-
tive terra incognita not only for
what is confidently believed will
prove a valuable agricultural district
but for the vast quantities OF timber
found IN the swamp.
The Lamar register., 1892-11-26

An intellectual amusement recently
devised in Boston consists of writing
capital d on sheet of paper whuo
standing at a table and trying to make
the right foot swingin the opposite d.
rection from that which the pencil IS
following on the paper No one so
far as heard from. has been able to
periormthe feat.
The Lamar register., 1892-11-26

Coz. BgLLrrE of Louisville, has
gotten married. The old adage has
it that every bullet has Its billet but
as the colonel is IS years old he seems
TO have been long time finding it
The Lamar register., 1892-11-26

New ORLEANS officials are after the
milk vendors OF that city many OF
whom have been detected mixing
their product with chalk and Miss.s-
sippi river water. OF ia samples of
milk recently examined by a chemis.
but sixty-three samples were up to
the standard. One milk man was
found to be peddling a fluid he called
milk but to which he had added
twenty-five per cent OF water.
The Lamar register., 1892-11-26

The nonsense about boys being
spoiled by college course finds
little favor nowadays II was
said some two or three
thousand years ago that q fool
though brayed in mortar will be .
fool still II is pure assumption that
a college. bred man who does not sue
ceed in after life would have sue
ceeded if he had not gone to college.
The Lamar register., 1892-11-26
orr.t Game Of Foo' ?

A great game Of fooi.oaA /.
Springfield, Massaehuse''s =. y I,
tween HARVARD and Yale ,ssI
after a hard fght BY asois v
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of the 9th April, aged "a years ana
10 DAYS, after an illness Of several
weeks borne with Christian patience
and fortitude.
Funeral services in Hawaiian and
English were held in the native
church conducted by the Pastor ha-
limo assisted by the Rev. MIR. Ostrom,,
Kohala. The flowers which covered
the coffin were very beautiful. White
lilies, margarites and chrysanthe
NUNS worked in various designs
with leis of scarlet geraniums ana
ferns, were contributed by the
women who came and watched
by the side of their departed friend.
The remains were followed to the
grave by a large number of mourners
and the boys and girls from the
school, most of whom carried flowers.
In the quiet cemetery, under the
shadow of the everlasting hills,
she was laid to rest beside her hus,
band, whose self-denying, faithful
labors she had shared for forty eight
years. -.
blessed are the dead which die
in the Lord from henceforth: Yea
saith the Spirit, that they may rest
from their labors, and their works do
follow them"
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TIE CONTEST.
A Little Explanation About the
"AdveYtiSer'S" Idea.

Advertisers Idea.
There are a very few people who
do not quite understand the AID
vERTIsER's voting contest to deter
mine the best ball player of the
Hawaiian Base Ball League, and
for their benefit the following few
remarks are printed:
The contest will last through the
present league season.
A ballot will appear in each Sat-
urday's edition of this paper, and
all you have to do is to cut out the
ballot and write on it the name of
the player you think is best, and
then forward your vote to this
office.
Ballots are received every day
and at all hours, and will be
counted on every Friday afternoon
before representatives of the diff
ferent clubs and the result
published in the ADVERTISER
on the following morning. You
can vote as often as you like,
as there is no restriction. One
vote or hundred can be put in for
a player by an individual voter.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-05-05

IT TOOK the tug nearly an
hour to get out to the dredger
on Tuesday night after the
dangerous situation of the latter
was observed. While no blame
attaches to anyone in the premises,
yet it would seem that the matter
should be remedied. Emergencies
are liable to arise at any time, when
the immediate assistance Of the tug
will be imperatively required, and
when an hours delay would prove
fatal. Is it not the part of wisdom
to be prepared, so that when the
need arises the tug may be on
hand to save life and property.
1t is the custom at present tc
bank the fires after shutdown, SC
that some time is required to get
steam mp, and the engineer lives a
long way from the wharf. The
engineer and captain ought tc
sleep, if not in the tug itself, yet
somewhere in the immediate vi,
cinity, so that they can be on board
FIVE minutes after notice.
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A journalistic Woman.

Miss Louise E. Francis, editor
and proprietor of the Castroville
Enterprise, is in the city as a dele
gate from Monterey county to the
Grand Council of the Order of
Chosen Friends. She has quite
local reputation in the Santa Clara,
Salinas and neighboring valleys
for her pluck independence.
Although but the age of %, she has
made both a literary and financial
success of her paper, which she
started with hardly dollar a little
over year ago.
Speaking of her work, she said
last evening: ooh, it's lots of fun
to publish a newspaper. What
part of the work do l do? Why,
almost everything. l write every
line that goes into the paper
locals, editorials and all. 1 am
my own business manager, keep
my own books, solicit all the adver-
tisements, and can, if necessary,
set type, as indeed 1 was obliged
to do last week. That was hard
week, though, I had given my fore
man few days vacation and just
about the time the paper should go
to press my second best man sud
denly left. I had been trying to get
ahead with my work in order to
come here to the Grand Council,
but | saw was in for it. l rolled
up my sleeves and said to the
printers, Now, boys, let's make the
type fly and we did. Then I help
ed run the press and mail the
papers to subscribers, cleared up
my other work, and here 1 am."-
5. F. Chronicle, April 16.
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THE PRIZES.

The following are the prizes of
fered by the ADVERTISER
1st PRIZE.-A FREE TICKET
to the VOLCANO and BACK,
via Hilo, on the Steamer K1NAU,
including carriage and horse
hire between Hilo and the Volca-
no, and hotel charges at the Vol
cano. Ticket available till Dec.
31st, 1892.
I'd PRIZE. = TWENTY FIVE
DOLLARS in u. S. Gold Coin.
Sd PRIZE.-One Years Subscrip-
ton to either the DAILY P. c..
ADVERTISER or the HAWAIIAN
GAZETTE. The latter paper will
be mailed, if desired, to any part
of the world, postage prepaid,
free of any charge whatever.
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General A0perriseirss!s.
w HY
PAY
REMIT:

If you own lot (clear)
will Build you a House at
any figure desired.
You do not have to belong
to a Building Association
when you can get money to
build on better terms than
they offer you.
$4,000 has been placed in
my hands by local capt.
talist for investment.
l will furnish plans, speci.
fications, etc. for any design
of a home you may wish.
Regarding the payment of
the money Advanced, the
terms are most LIBERAL.
For further particulars
call at my Office,
$50 FORT ST.
J. /. MEYER,
Carpenter and Builder.
o016-tf
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Ba~ NEW GOODS TO THE
HARDWARE Co., Id.

Picture Mouldings. A new lot of
Mouldings of the latest patterns
direct from the factory ex Mari
posa." If you want picture framed
in the latest style call on the under
signed.
The fact that the VACUUM OILS will
save more than their cost over any
other oils is an established fact. The
United States Navy have made this
the STANDARD. AS also some of
the largest manufactures of machin-
cry in England.
Reliable Goods at reasonable
prices at the
PACIFIC HARDWARE CO.,
Fort STREET.
23S9.l 863b
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If ALL accounts are true, candi-
dates for the vacant judgeship on
Maui are as thick as rain drops in
a kona. The appointment to an
office of such responsibility is al
ways delicate matter, and it is
now doubly SO in view of the pos
sible reorganization of the judiciary
system. Considering the fact that
the next Legislature may pass. an
act which will alter entirely the
status of the Circuit Judges, would
it not be well not to fill the Maui
vacancy permanently until it is
definitely known what legal
changes, if any, will be made?
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ANOTHER ACCOUNT.

Another link is severed in the
Missionary band of 1887. At Wal
koloa, Waimea, Hawaii, Mrs. Lucia
Carrot Lyons, widow of the Rev.
Lorenzo Lyons died ON the morning
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Ten Dollars reward will 30 paid for
information that will lead to the ar
rest and conviction of anyone steal
ing the DAILY ADVERTISER left at the
Office or residence of subscribers.
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Hawaiian Hardware Co., Id,
Monday, Nay 2, 1899.
BASE BALL, SATURDAY.
HonoIuIus 2TOTOI IAlOI7-16
i siOi1 2 10 / o s

llC WCdIllCA ioo@ WIN "oo
warm enough to lead tourists
to believe that the volcano
is in much closer proximity
to Honolulu than it really is.
1t also caused a demand
for Ice Chests and Refrigera-
tors that had it not been that
we had a very large stock on
hand the public would have
been obliged to suffer the
thousand and one annoyances
of a poorly constructed article.
During the warm spell last
year our sale of refrigerators
was phenomenal. This year
they will increase for the rea-
son that ours have given such
perfect satisfaction in every
instance that the friends of the
people we sold to last year
will not be content to buy any
others.
This year we have added a
number of hardwood " refri-
gerators that have been arts
tically finished suitable for
placing in the dining room.
Besides being made pleasing
to the eye they are construct
ed with a view to service.
If they were not so strongly
made more of them would be
sold; as it is they last too long
for the seller.
We have received by the
Kenmore" an invoice of
1900 pieces of decorated
Haviland China and have more
on the way. This shows what
a demand there has been
for this ware since we began
to handle it. Our facilities for
showing our stock are not
what we would like and to pro-
perly display this>lot of decor
atedware we must dispose of a
thousand or mere pieces of
plain a0kite lakeland China
at a big sacrifice to make room
for the new lot. Big reduc-
tons, in any line of goods, are
usually made on account OF
their being broken, shelf worn,
or in some way damaged SO
that a regular sale is impos-
sible. In this instance the
goods are as perfect as when
they left the factory. If you
have a white set and want to
fill in the place of any broken
pieces you may be suited here
and at a reduction in price
you never heard of before.
The sale is limited and can
not last long.
Since we have been selling
Tubbs pure Manila rope at
prices that have been d shock
to rope dealers in the King.
dom and a pleasing surprise
to the consumers a report has
been circulated to the effect
that our rope is of an inferior
grade of Manila. To strength
en- our position in the matter
we publish the following let
ter received from the Tubbs
Cordage Co:
"MEssRs. HAWAIIAN HARDWARE
Co.
Understanding that the
quality of the Manila rope we
have sent you has been ques-
toned by parties in your city
as not being a Pure article,
we desire to state that we
have sent you but two kinds
of rope; those specified as
Duplex and Pure Manila,
the latter we guarantee as
being perfectly pure article
and as good as any made in
the world, and we. are willing
to back you up with a forfeit
of any amount to be given to
any one who will prove to the
contrary.
The reputation we have
already established for the
quality of our products is too
valuable to allow any but
frst-class rope to be sent out
from our factory and you can
rest assured that whatever we
send YOU will be lust what is