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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-05-24


Mr.. Nordhoff must write different
parts of his letter on separate days,
for they appear inconsistent. He
talks to the great body of the American
people, and knowing their dislike for
monopolies, rich and exclusive men,
and the like, he represents the Ha-
waiian movement to have been one of
few ''silly" planters. This is harped
upon in many keys. Then he remem-
bers, another day probably, that the
rich bankers, brokers, spectators and
merchants of New York occasionally
read the Herald, and, appealing to
their prejudices, he represents that a
few miserable clerks and mechanics.
with two prominent citizens only,
formed themselves into a committee
of safety. ga well-borer," tinsmiths,
coppersmiths-all mechanics; these
are the objects of his contempt and
ridicule. Is it possible that an Ameri-
can Is writing this letter? But his
statements show the falseness of the
constant howl about planters. 1t was
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-05-24
RX-MIEIsTER sTEVEsS.

Hon. John l.. Stevens leaves today
for the United States. During his
four years residence here he has en-
deared himself to all true Americans.
The farewell rendered him last night
by the American residents and citi-
zens of Hawaii was an outspoken and
enduring testimonial of his worth and
the public esteem in which he is held
by all classes of our people.
Mr.. Stevens has faithfully served
his country in Hawaii during tran
sition period in our political develop
ment, which has precipitated re-
peated crises in governmental affairs;
but at all times he has proved himself
to be wise adviser and a steadfass
friend to the principles of right, free
dom and Justice. He has at all poin's
been the firm advocate and protector
Of popular liberty, and the exposition
of the broad principles OF western
civilization.
Necessarily his attitude has brought
him into collision with the political
advocates of irresponsible government
under the monarchy; and probably no
American minister in any country
has been before so relentlessly and
unscrupulously attacked for his re-
publicanism as Mr.. Stevens has been
here. In reality the conflict has been
between the republican and mon
archical forms of governments so
now, and will so continue until final
settlement is reached.
Mr.. Stevens has stood between these
contending political forces and has
done his duty on every occasion as
became an honest, honorable man
and a representative American. We
believe time will show that the
course pursued by him has been right
and that it will receive the unqualified
endorsement of the American people
when NIL the facts of the case are
made known. The ADVERTISER Joins
with the Americans and citizens of
Hawaii in bidding him n heartfelt
aloha and wishing him God speed.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-05-24
THE HERALD AND MR.. NORDHoFF.

The New York Herald is one of the
great newspapers of the world. 1t has
attained this position by enterprise
and pluck. Its reputation is, how
ever, that of news-gatherer, not that
of leader. 1t has appeared to have
taken positions on great questions,
after it guessed what a popular ver-
dict would be. The policy of the
paper is dictated from Europe. 1t is
generally un-American, frequently
dis,oyal, and always mercenary. On
the Hawaiian annexation question it
took no positive stand for some time,
and then it suddenly jumped in "with
both feet" to use a popular phrase.
against the project. 1t was very largely
believed in the United States that its
position was dictated by the Sugar
Trust. Well knowing that the Trust
is obnoxious to the great majority of
the people, and using the Trusts
astuteness, it paraded the names of
the Trust and Claus SpreckeIs
through its columns in such scraps as
Is Claus Spreckels the niger in the
fence on the Hawaiian question ?"
Is the annexation of Hawaii deep
laid scheme of the sugar king to get
the bounty ?" etc.
MR. NoRDHoFF SENT TO HONOLULU.
Having determined to kill annexa-
tion, the unprincipled and unscrupu-
lous Herald sends out one of its PEN
sioners, Mr.. Charles Nordhoff, to
Honolulu to write letters from the
scene of action. OF course these letters
might have been written from any
other part of the United States, or of
the world for that matter, except for
little local coloring. But they would
have been open to the objection OF
being manifestly false; but in order
to do their mischief they must have
the appearance of truth-an appear.
ance to be obtained only by writing
on the ground. Mr.. Nordhoff,s well
known reputation as a veteran CORES.
pondent was relied upon to give force
to his attack. 1t was believed that
his literary skill might make tn,
truth tell lies. But he must hay,
passed his best days and be now in hi
dotage, for, up to date, he has tolC
some very bungling falsehoods, anC
mas laid himself open to prosecution
ior libel. He has avoided several suit,
oy apologies. His first letter was dis
patched the day after his arrival. BIN
IL bears no appearance of the effort q
one seeking the truth, nor of tn
freshness of n recent arrival on tn
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-05-24
IT IS one THING

To journey to Chicago,
but quite another to remain there COM
fortably during the crowded season.
The untaken rooms are going rapidly.
Have you arranged for place yet?
All the Worlds Fair Hotels demand a
cash deposit before they'll look at you or
book your name. The much-advertised
Hotels may not be the choicest, but
they'll get your money.
Join the PACIFIC EXCURSION Co., and
avoid such risk Our fee of IS covers the
cash deposit demanded by Hotels. We
have Hotels, which have been person
ally selected by our President, and can
be recommended.
You can go by any route, at any time,
and remain as long as you care to.
r. w. HOBRON.
1858 AGENT.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-19

FOREIGN.
England has 100000 union men.

England has 100000 union men.
Socialists Inc Germany number SOC. 900
more than any other party.
Toron.o TNdrs aud labor council viii
nominate candidates for municipal Offices.
Sentiment IN favor Of the government
ownership Of mines is spreading In Erg.
land
Tue Fabian society Of England now
mas eighty branches aud all arr preach.
lug socialism.
English miners and minc-owners have
tory board,
Germany has 1T9 courts Of arbitration
ior the purpose Of settling labor dis.
pnieS,
Parliament. Il Is thought will do moth.
ing AZ present for tho relief Of eyieted
tenants In ireland.
Switzerland Is the first country to in.
corporate IN It's constitution the principle
mat II n the duty OF the state to protect
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-19
THE GAZETTE FORT WORTH TEXAS SUNDAY NOVEMBER ~ 1883

lis. working classes by prohibiting ex.
c,sssivs hours Of labor. II seems now that
this state will take nuother step forward
in providing work for all who wish u.
Over COCO mcial.workors struck at
Buda-Pesth. Hungary. because man
was discharged for belonging TO The
union.
The Topolobampo cooperative colony
IN old Mexico, from which but niue
has been heard for two years, IS Hour
ishing. II has grown considerably IN the
last year.
The Paraguay sociulistic colony starts
out with good PROSPECTS for the poor.
free land. free railroads, free surveys and
free imports With equal wages for all
Kinds Of work.
The German government has given
strict orders not to employ union men or
social democrats on public works, raj.
roads, tclegraphs, gun factories, repair
shops, etc.
At the thirty-siX tramp stations estnb-
lished by IRE government Of SaNony
Ji7 800 trumps were given a nights lodg-
ing last year, the totals cost Of these
stations being S540O.
The London Trades council has a
committee at work on n plan by which
Il is intended 10 form a central organ
ization Of oil trade unions Of Great Brit
ain, with a common benefit and strike
fund.
The city government Of Stuttgart.
Wurtemberg has established a bereau 10
register applicants for work without eX-
pense TO the workmcn. II is estimated
that the bureau will cost the city not
much moro than 5000 n year.
The little island Of Sicily has social.
ist federation, including all classes Of
workers numbering 100000 people. All
representatives ia parliament are social
lists, ana the Italian government recOg'
nizes the fact that II is confronted by
a serious state Of affairs.
Switzerland is a country ruled exclu.
sively by farmers and It's laws are more
just perhaps 20 all clusscs than those OF
any other nation. Colonel Henry Waiter
sou said; "ShOuld eyer become an
exile from my own country, Switzerland
" the one spot whore ! might be able to
ind cOntcnimph and happiness
Independent political action is now the
war cry by labor organizations all over
England. The Belfast Trades congress
declared that no candidate for pnrlin.
ment should be supported who would
not pledge himself for the support OF
state ownership Of the means of prOduc-
ton and distribution.
A private conference between the Coal
Mine-Uwuers association and delegates
from the Miners federation 10 discuss
means for bringing about the settlement
of the strike was held in London. No
decision was reached and the conference
will be resumed Mr.. Gladstone has
promised to promote q measure for the
appointment ni a board OF arbitration tu
prevent strikes. Parliament Is moving
in the direction Of similar measures.
Rudolph Strnbrl editor of n l1bpr
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-19
LAWsoNls RESrArRANr

Tiis old reliable place is receiving daily
conSgnments Of all the markets afford
IN the way Of fish, game, meats. oysters
aud all the deiicacipS of the season. LAW.
sons cocks arc famous Off their ncrom.
pNshmcnls IN the culinary line. EXcuT.
sionisfs coming into the city will dnd il
TO their advantage TO visit either "a. /
or No . for dinner or lunch of any Kind
The best and cheapest meal In the civ
eau be had at either place, No. $40 Mnin
or zoos Lower Maiu.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-19

| have on hand ihr following roods
which win 50 at and below cost. Step
aud ovens, lawn swings, refripprntors
coal and wood cook and heaters, second,
baud safes, tin aud granite ware. conf.
lug utensils, fire fondcrs eureka wring.
crS, office furniture, table knives ond
forks, etc, etc. Also horse and WAGON
Great bargains CAL and see me.
EDMUND BURKE. Trustee.
LOG IIoustop
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-19

While The Gazette deeply appreciate.
tho liberllity of It's advertisers, It ha,
, Ieeons 1 h meg hers, 70 S attention to
slro 10 use page Will be required Ia
h nd IN their copy az least one dAy IN
advance OF the date IL is to appear. Copy
for hali-page advertisements must Ia
IN the counting room by II O'Clock, noon
No advertising copy will be taken lafer
than 5 .. m. preceding tho date II Is 10
BE- published.
THE GAZETTE COMPANY.
Sept. 50, 1879.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-19

There's reason for pecyishness and m.
temper whore lady Is all run down In
body and nerves from uterine weak.
nesses, Irregularities and suppression
ren5y,,i,e sissyefive and sno, M,egp1eriul
ace cures an uterine complaints. Snch
at least Is the testimony Of ali ladies'
who have used e.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-19
no cALL ON uNcLE SAM


Borne, Nov IA report received from
Rosaris, Argentine Republic, SAYS a Swiss
family living In that province were mas.
sacred aud the Swiss colonists then banded
participants III the lynching were arresfcd
and imprisoned The Swiss mlnlstc,. M
tho Argentine republic Is Ona leave or nb
sence and IL is said that Switzerland VIII
appeal 10 the United States TO have he
American minister intervene in behalf Of
the accused
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-19
STATE.

Inc lurccu l"ilt mas thl'IcV tnc re
form ranks.
Hon. !. S. Bradley Of the West Texas
Sentinel has been making Populisi
speeches up IN Iowa.
The International Typographical unior
has declared for government universally
of telegraph lines.
Bradsfrcct. gold bug authority, say
over 1OOO,0OO Of men have been thrown
out Of work In the last three months.
Tho Alliance Milling company, Of Den
ton. won a premium at the Dallas fan
on best flour.
Remember that the founder Of christi
anty was working man who conse-
crltd toll with his example and blessing.
An effort is being made to establish q
Popnlst paper IN German nj san An
tonic or Houston.
Cheering reports Of enthusiastic and
successful meetings come from most Of
the alliances NJ tho state.
The farmers seem 10 be about the first
people To feel financial squeeze, and
about the lIst 10 get totally paralyzed
by H.
The senate subcommittee on apricul-
turo will visit the largest cities Of the
country seeking the catlse for the low
price u cotton.
Mrs. D'land Stanford, at GS years Of
age, b SAID 10 manage the millions Of her
late husband with wonderful busiucss
skill. She Us the wrnlihicst woman IN
America.
The Burnett Bulletin has been pur.
chased by u Il. Slddler and will hence
FORTH advocate The Peoples party doe
trincs
1t i4 popular superstition 10 think
the government Is Ia Washington Ia
republic every person is an integral
part Of The government.
The Denver road says silver mrn hold
,hc fort IN Colorado and tho PopuiIsls
guinNi 10 per cent on the previous yuic.
The Republicans carried only few 10
calihrs.
The ropuliis Ia Tcgus are generally
indOring Judge NuEcnt for governor IN
The next rbcrnulorim race. DonbNrss
she pressure VIII be- 80 strong that he
Mil NOT dcc.in" TO run.
n lhc silver clause OF the sherman
iHW was TIE cuusr Of our hard times
why don't times improve NOW that that,
cause Is rcpcnlcdf AiE Bralstrrpt
ie'ls " "thoy may get better in the
spring.
When able-holiod men with willing
hands are travelling everywhere begging
for work, ns H the ease today, All pa
trois should unite To sweep away The
cause, Tnmpmlkcrs and not enforced
tramps should be condemned
Strikes arc , r,,r ,,, 81 ...,,tt,,,
labor trop6les anal ps,riv oi,ya,s re.,,i,
Jsastro,,.iv tt Xxx i,i ',s ''".4ia I'M.
box Is the proper place To- strike Loosen
up your oll party collar and strike.
Peoples Central.
"Srrn,th,, ,,ft,,,, ,i.f ,p.
npsfnrI ,,i,t,o,,, LUZ ''uIt NY
winter ro,,cs nv, NO., ,uT WY wv
Win synpotbv a. th5 49,, s',i' WIS WI.
cial all sbonii io ..ir.,, % 'ti,
work Tar nh Mo AZ. aIi'. ~ nnI sl'''''''S
-, - ~ '''''''
oi $500 convicts in thc Htte prni
tegtinrie6 OF Texas. there D. not PRIMER
or newspaper man. while there are min.
irters, doctors photographer. bankers
v,..p...,i'-,, 60. Wv
cru Pacific railway has made Tho formal
announcement that he Viii not make n
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-19

NPtNih 70 inc haANtNV'
san Antonio. Tex. Nov, lT.-B. p.
Hall. deputy United States Mashal
Wen-known on the Rio Grande border
gave bond today. 70 answer the charge
OF Neiying smuggled property, be hav.
Ing been Indicted by the federal grand
Jury
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-19

was arrested at the National hotel. Both
We're taken 70 Ma1ahachie. only about
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-19

Don't buy filed or plated watches
Wien You can get solid gold ones for a
trlne more az Morehons a MeBrile's.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-19

S. $. roson. Proprietor.
This Hotel is Now Opon 10 the Travelling
Public.
IRST.CLASS ACCOMMODATIONS,
FOR COMMERCIAL MEN.
Large sample rooms in connection with
hotel. Rates 81 per day
QUANAH,. zoe. 80. 80. ...... .TENAs.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-19

Special 20 tao Gazette.
- Dallas; Tex, Nov. 1.-THE cigar house Of
Lamar streets, was bureiarlred is ~, sue
OF 500 worth Of cigars and tobacco VI
II YOUR BACK ACHES,
UT son are Al worn out, really good for moth.
ing, y = general debility IN
bhOWHTS IRON RIfrERS.
WIZ curn you. cleanse your llvzr. and pivs
god appetite.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-19

]. u, Hin, Proprietor.
Only nrst-class house In city. Special a.
tenilon given TO the travelling public.
Wentherfori... zee. ..-... ..-.... Texas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-19

Switzerland Is country ruled exclp-
siveiy by farmers AMI It's laws are more
just perhaps % all clussts than those Of
any other nation. Colonel Henry Waiter.
sou said. "ShOuld ever become an
exile from my own country, Switzerland
II the one spot whore ! might be able TO
find cOntcnimpuh and happiness"
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-09-08
Nearing the End.

than months from to-day the Worlds
will closed and all the grand sights that of
material mental development the
but memory that will be recalled times pleas
your to the Fair The last any
to be unsatisfactory the
some wheels the machinery likely
have ideas above plain satisfied to
all
short though beto the Worlds Fair arranging your trip
railroad it to speedy
on can secure BY asking your home ticket supply
mimi. - - '
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-09-08
Daisy Clover and Poet Lathe.

we desire to call especial to these splendid
the GREAT WEST rarely falls the lot of
have such unqueioned genius
time They both write rhymebut they both write power
Poet Lathe is specially gifted to irony
Daisy ian Illinois young LADY, has this week. remarkable
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-09-08

laby people and corrupted
the old world the failure OF
experiment. stating that there would be generaon OF
patriots then-fools and knavesl 60
buwark OF American liberty remains We are not
travagant liberty remans But what lib
ery intelligence?
today failure The children OF % 900
population absolutely uneducad million children
the inside OF schoohouse pupil 100000
years daily labor thousands factor
Sixty religious colleges where sept to
study that gentle Narazen military hooswhere
T. teaches them to shoot bullets into the
their fellow men The farmers children put into the fields
school reduced
three months!
The press absolutely putoats? who
Capitalists? of means Theputerepre
population fifteen montree million never move
commerce. dollars worth Of goods take risk
labor brick to be laid above another
hold 10000 millions OF certificate secu
debenure which draw blood from dollars worth
property and every rom salt m
figures over-capitazaton at 10000 mIon
And for this awful mortgage prosperity WITHIN
putocra paid single dollar of money to the nation
ALI bogus!
Five OF these putoats every daily paper And
by owning contract and to
control the editors like this sleepy victim OF
sophisticated political opium who calls the patriots Of awakened
daily used to be edited by We
daily and know the mighty change Today
the daily remeable grip the Associated
three fraudulent divisions 1t edits the 1t delivers
opinions parties at will
horribly shamess 1t mispresents the railway acct
to in court that hes perverts suppresses
That opinion could not in print!
This is Of American liberty
guarantees right public and free speech 1t is
today meetings "buwark Of liberty Public meet
ings Tey the order of things
this Illinois editor Why they dangerous
Are public discussions
bto law? No There not man lives who dares to
say ground failure support family
the again again overthrow the to labor and
shft marry because of
erty uncertainty brood children growing
the Ignorance the whose home has
usuy the who crushed souess en
called opoon the who has spoken for
promises jailed anarchyor hung like
brave and lust public speech against what?
Against law?
No. thou offspring dpraved age souss putarchy
against wealth and against the loss
liberty develop preach deveopmen OF higher forms OF
d For mind simple child OF depraved
politics. aborng anahy organization
instance meeting the time OF the Haymarket Massa
peaceab stated with emphasis 1t
usually The police ordered let them alone
being there no bombthrower has
reveale by the list speakers
organizers OF it-and onew with family
public meetings broken
twenty called develop better elements OF
radical than taught Looking Backward
right quit pleasure inherent the liberty
And vet in
ting work.
corporation miles by the palace special
the complainant!
Now PERIOD you and onpags
give liberty the republics
there waku people against the
destroyers
race sophy and support alike there
struggling called anarchy Here
law breakers public enemies whom you defend
bank in the
law Not today legal
tence.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-09-08
Martyrs and Heroes.

Wecp the following bit Of American History from Boston Daily
Even Boston the state into which
have fallen
Upon his Europe George Gould was
and said: 7 $1,000 ~ i0A'0"eo
10 sum up briefly should much dislike to compelled raise
by this afternoon Monday matter hv
Tuesday doubt much whether could situation
opinion extremely bad There won't
until the Sherman law is repead modified
confidence And the
pstey Just now Iii that they should
and equitable currency for the people and gold
The camped position Mr. Gould finds himself
The unemployed OF New York should
aged by him while suffering ability raise
three
bread This doubtless inspired Coombs
that state to the following apoeoss New York
than by the
banks and merchants OF that city? With them
aG ha calmly quietly and consistently they
Yes how every one filed and thrilled with
ism and sacrafcng spirit What could
Russell Sage with the storm beating head am
ana very consistently oaning his money
heroic fellow sufferers at only SO or Is
Let add this magnificent those bankers
issuing 80 millions OF while demanding
be robbed OF the dollar of their adds
defiance law and outright ANARCHY banking
without security back Of them
ing * per cent premium gold to maintain gold
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-09-08
Beware of Ointments for Catarrh that contain
MerCnrV

mercury will surely destroy the OF smell and completely deranee
the whole when entering through
articles should never be used from reputable ply
as the damage they will fold the possibly
them Halls Catarrh
Co., Toledo Ohio contains mercury internally actn
blood
Halls Caarrh Cure be the internally
and made in Toledo Ohio by F. j. Cheney
"a Sold by Druggists price ger bottle ~