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Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1893-07-12

ska statsskolorna; och liksom pafven
f6rd6mer ALT, som icke~ h5r till kyr-
kan, sd fordoma desse ALT som icke h0r
till staten. Staten har h;ir tagit paf-
vens plats. Man har .harvidlag gait sa
langt, att man pastatt, att den icke
kan vara en- god amerikansk medbor-
gare, som icke fostrats statens skolor.
Att salunda villa tvinga en- person att
fostras pa ett visst satt en- fri stat ar
holden af galenskap och tyranni Sta
tens skolor kunna blifva lika skadliga
och forderfiiga som de paviskes. Det
ar derf0r gladjande att msrka att den
der tyranniska asigten b6riar n0dgas
gifva vika for friare och sannare prin-
ciper. En- person i Fitchburg, Mass,
anklag AIDES for en- It'd sedan och staldes
lnfor rata emedan han underlatit att
sanda sin dotter till statens skola, ehu-
ru hon f6rsamlingsskolan inhemtat
ALA n6diga kunskaper. Dom foil emot
honom men han vadjade till hogre ratt
och den 21 sistlidne juni falde h6gsta
domstolen utslag saken. Deri heter
det bland annat: "4ndan,dzet med la
gems f0reskrJte,' dir att ALA barn skola
underrisas och fostras, icke att de nadste
undervisas pd ,edgot sdrskildt sdtt. For
C1etta dndanadl ho allnadnna skolor ins'dt-
tats, pd Diet att barne,e md kunna sdndas
dat, for sd vidt de icke pd ndgot annat
sdtt erhdlla 'tillb6rlig undervisning. On,
ett barn bar rpd ndgot sdtt tillegnat sig
kuoskaper, SOM: s,aotsvara dem. SON, en-
lagt laga t0reskrit meddelds de altman
no sko'orna, do tvingar icke lagen ett Sd
dant barn att erhdlla vidore u.dervis-
ming" -. -.
Eft rattvisare utslag har val sallan
nagon domstol fallt; dock har det af
manga etter-inf0dda amerikaner an
setts vara ALT for liberalt. Har CALLER
det sanning att vara pa sin vakt och
a ena sidan varja den nationella sjelf-
standigheten och q den andra den per-
sonliga friheten, och icke erkanna ma
gon pafve antingen han Dor Rom eller
i Washington; den enc ar icke battre
an den andre. j. s. @.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1893-07-12
Brefkort fran North Branch.

Brefkort fran North Branch.
Den sv. luth. f6rsamligens syf6rening
hade pa den stora frihetsdagen, den
AIDE juli, anordnat en- mycket h6gtidlig
lest II det gr0na". Kl. II f. m. sag
man folk fran ALA hall komma bade
akandes och gaendes till festplatsen, en-
bland de vackraste pick nick-platser,
jag sett, var den festbes0kande skaran
forbehallen. Smart togs de f6rsamla-
des uppmarksamhet ansprak, da for
samlingens pastor tillkannagaf progra-
met for dagen SAINT h5ll en- historisk
sklldring af dagens betydelse. En- rik-
llg festmiddagsmaltid gafs senare till
alias fulla belatenhet. Pa g. m. var
programet o1saxlande af tai och valda
sanger af sarskildt fortienst.
fullt var H. stolbergs engelska
tai SAINT inationerna af mr. Chas,
Olson, Elmgren och Martin Nil
son, g Sre tlllh6ra f0rsamlingens
ungd Ssrening. Frampa e. m. hollis
en- s Ssors;iljning pa de af syl0renin-
SEQ yilade sakerna. Dagen afsluta-
q ID ett hjertligt tai af f0rsamlin-
gesspastor. Narmare 5000 insamlades
under dagen, hvilka medel skola an
vandas till en- kyrkoklocka, som SOM
mar skali uppsattas for att kalla North
Branch sv. lutherska befolkning till
den skona gudstjensten hvarje s0ndag.
North Branch ar en- bland do vackraste
platser utat st. Paul och Duluth iern.
vagen. Delta inst'imde do i, som voro
fran st. Paul och Minneapolis, for att
deltaga festen. - 'Vart Hem" GER.
minst sagdt, ett skrackinjagande in
tryck af patsen, da "Vart Hem" num-
ret for den 30 juni omtalar det grofva
dad, som nagra supiga ynglingar fore
tagit vid mr.. Edstr0ms hem Och nog
lnstamma vi uppropet emot det grym-
ma krogvitsendet och superiet, men vi
vile derjemte paminna, att de man,
som gjort detta illdad, tillh0ra icke
North Branch, utan den som sk0t ar
on "l0sdrang", som f6rr varit i Spring
Lake och den som bad honom skiuta ST.
ges t. o. m. tillh0ra den sv. luth. fors.
Spring Lake. Vidare, baste korrespon-
dent till "Vart Hem, tai det att satta
EFT fragetecken till framf0r pastaendet,
att North Branch krogar omhuldas af
'townets kristliga befolhning".
En- North Brdnch-bo.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1893-07-12

AoVokaten q. Kieland Sioux
Falls, S. Da, sages halva CODA utsigter
att bllfva svensk-norsk v. konsul fUr S.
Dakota.
stiger / graderna. Kongressman !.
nen M. N. johnson omtalas sasom blif
vande kandidat for republil1ansk nomi-
nation for guvern6r N. Da.
Ramlad bank. Villas, Christianson
q Co.'S bank Howard, S. d., har nod
gats installa sina utbetalningar. Ingep
uppgift ON bankens stiillning fUrefin-
nes,
Den gamla historien. Mary Han
son, tjenst hos advokaton Kemstead |
Mimic, N. Da, blef f6rliden onsdap
skjuten till d0ds af Kemsteads ll-aripe
son. Gossen trodde icke att geviiret
var laddadt.
Fri mot bergen. Pastor Wilson I
Sioux Falls, S. d., som blifvit d0md
till ID ars straffarbete for det han valid
tagit Eva Moulton, har blifvit satt pa
fri fot mot $4,000 bergen, som winner
Beresford stalt for honom. Maet fore.
kommer inf0r H0gsta domstolen ok
tober manad.
Drunknade. Joe Herzog, en- ung
man fran Mitchell, S. d., drunknade
harom dagen James River. Hans
kamrat f6rs0kte radda honom men lyc-
kades icke.-Ezra Bills, 20 ar gammal,
var / onsdags ute och badade James
River, men drunknade under f0rs0ket
att simma Diver tloden.
Mystiskt bref. Hyrkusken Larson
Fargo, N. d., erh0ll hiirom dagen
ett bref, som ser ut att vara fran Moor.
head d-bankr0fvaren, ;itminstone bar det
skenet deraf. Brefvet var dateradt
Kansas City, men poststampeln var
fran Chicago. Brefvet, som inneh6ll
en- sedel pa s5, var af f6ljande lydelse:
Delta Ar for det obehag jag f6rorsaka-
de, da jag hyrde hist och vagn utaf
eder.
Eft grasligt brott f6r8fvades fre-
days morse nArheten af Cando, Taw-
ney county, N. Da, q D. S. Kreiders
farm, i det bade Kreider sjelf, hans hui
stru och barn blefvo m6rdade af AL
bert Baumberger, som hade arbetat for
Kreider cit par manaders It'd. M0rda-
rem nGjde sig icke med att ha tagit lif-
vet af sina offer, utan massakrerade
dem med en- knit pa det griisligaste
satt. M0rdaren och Kreider hade va
rit oense en- veckas It'd, och ar delta ALT
man vet ON orsaken till det grasliga
brottet.
Brefkort fran Charles, Mix CO.,
s. Da Eft vederqvickande regn foil
harstades den 81 juni. Vaderleken har
det hela taget varit sardeles gynsam
for den vaxande gr6dan, hvarf6r den
ock ser mycket lofvande ut. Rappor-
ter tyda pa, att Acknowledgements aro
CODA nastan 6fverallt haromkring. En-
studerande betjenar f6rsamlingarne
Fridhem, Platte Valley och Bijou Hills
med Guds ords predikan under SOM
marferierna. Gudstjensterna bes5kas
flitigt. - Svensk skola halles bade
Fridhem och Platte Valley hvarannan
vecka pa hvarje stale. Manga nybyg-
gare sagas begifva sig ut till indianre-
servationen vester ON Missourihoden.
Tidningarne har pasta att landet lar
vara af basta beskaffenhet; personer,
som saga sig kanna till verkliga forhal-
landet ha emellertid annat att f6rtalja.
a. A-r
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1893-07-12

Ryslig katastrof. Vid en- eldsv,"
da, som mandags intraffade en- a
Observation-Disclosures byggnader Chi
cago, omkommo % brandsoldater ocl
II andra skadades svart vid f0rsoke,
att begransa elden. De blefvo nemli
gen afskurna fran all raddning. ON
kring 10000 personer askadade den rys
liga tilldragelsen utan att kunna bi
springa de af lagor kringh varfda tapp
re hjeltarne.
Skordeutsigterna Kansas. Sc
kreterare Mohler statens akerbruks
byra Topeka har nyligen meldelat
sin manatliga rapport. I denna sage,
han, att ingen f6rbattring intradt
sk0rdeutsigterna for yinterhvetet, och
totalafkastningen beraknas blifva om'
kring %, ,304, 600 bushels I flor utgjor
de sk0rden Y, 800, 600 bushels. Blot
haLften af varhvetet l1nar m6dan at
sk6rda. Majsen ser deremot lofvande
ut
Fran Des Moines, Iowa, skrifves
den 6 dennes atten komite for mayor
sedan blifvit tillsattf6r att utr6na, hu.
ruvida ofta inkommande klagomal Of
yer oegentligheter yid darhuset Inde.
pendence hade nagon grund. Komiter
har nu verkstalt denna understanding
och funnit att klagomalen till en- de-
voro sanna. Angaende grym behand.
ling mot darhushjonen hade s3dant f6.
rekommit blot itya fall. Angaende
superintendent Hills anvandande al
statens medel for eget behof kunde det.
ia Ell bevisas. Rapporten ar undertook.
mad af E. A. Ainsworth, F. Mcclellan
och Harriet M. Allen
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1893-07-12
ALLMANNA NYHETER.

Guldforr&det skattkammaren i
Washington utgjorde den dennes $685.
1853, 943. r.. .... ......
Innebranda. Under ett haftigt ask
wider slog blixten onsdags morse ned
farmaren Joe Cross hus narheten af
Gagetown, Mich, hvarvid fem perso-
ner blefvo innebranda och tva svart
skadade.
Minskad arbetsstyrka. Styre1sen
for Charm grufvan, den st0rsta inom
Menominee-omradet Michigan, har pa
de iva sista veckorna mast afskeda fere
hundra arbetare och kommer antagli-
gen att upph0ra med ALT arbete, sa
vida icke f0rsaljning af jernmalm kan
ske.
Skallad till dods. S. Dahlboml /
Laconner, Oregon, sju ar gamle son
Victor, rakade onsdags under lex att
falla en- st6rre kittel med kokande
vatten, hvarvid han skallade sig sa for
farligt, att han efter nagra timmars
svara plagor aaed. Man kan tanka sig
f0raldrarnes sorg. r.
Aterupptagen verksamhet. First
National bank San Diego Cal, hvil-
ken for nagon It'd sedan gjorde konkurs
har ater b0rjat sin verksamhet den
dennes. F6rsta dagen deponerades
1926, 900 medan $4,000 uttogos. - The
Washington National bank Spokane,
WASH. har ocksa aterupptagit sin
verksamhet.
Missvaxt i Kansas. Hvetegr6dan
har alldeles slagit fel Kansas. Med
anledning haraf har en- petition afem-
mats till guvern0ren ON att samman-
kalla en- extra session af legislaturen
for att gifva help at de n0dstalde far
marne, men guvern6ren anser att STALL
ningen icke ar sd f6rtvihad, att nagot
sadant steg beh6fver tagas.
Coda affarer. Staden Chicago har
genom Observation-Disclosures hittills gjort
coda affarer, och man har beraknat att
under den It'd utstallningen harefter ar
6ppen, besokare af densamma komma
att rikta staden.p$ mel1an 123 till 154
millioner dollars. Teatrarne g5ra goea
affarer oaktadt de vackra scenerierna
i Jackson Park locka manga askadare.
Uppdagade forsnillningar. Fran
Lexington, KY, meddelas den 5 dennes
att bedragerier blifvit upptackta be-
gangna vid Cincinnati Southern jern-
vag. Alta kondukt6rer och Is lokomo-
tivf6rare f0rening med en- arbetsf5r-
man ha nemligen bedragft jernvagen
pa fran 40 till SO tusen dollars. Delta
har tillgatt salunda att kondukt0rerna
och forarne debiterat for hog It'd a sina
tjenstg0ringsrapporter hvilka atteste-
rats af arbetsf6rmannen. Rattegang
har anhangiggjorts mot de felande.
Olycksdiger eldsvada. Fran
Gagetown, Mich, skrifves att en- elds-
vada derstades intraffat som kraft lere
menniskolif. G. M. Babcock med hus-
tru och barn fran Festoria samma stat
hade rest till Gagetown for att helsa pa
sina svarf6raldrar, Amen Roberts. Ba-
da familjerna hade varit ute och frat
"fjerde JULY och atervande hem omkr.
klockan pa natten. Fram pa morgo-
|n men vaknade enssaf Roberts s6aer vid
|1ukt af r6k. Han steg upp och fam
sangkladerna antanda och s4kte Yacka
husets innevanare. Delta lyckades till
en- del, men elden spred sig med sadan
hastighet att familj jsn Bobcock och en-
sjuarig son Till Boberts SAINT en- AMMAN
CAST, George Frost, som var f5rlofvad
med en- al Roberts dottfar, omkonmo. i
lagorna Det tros a &c blixten under den
for tillfallet raaande regn. och askstor-
s. /
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1893-07-12

Medanis syi arc inne pa delta kapitel,
torde .det icke syara ur vagen att SO en-
AMMAN sida Of ssaken. q Liksom pafven
och hans anhang icke erkanner nagra
andras an do pafvfske skolorna; sd har
dets flnnitsy och fins annn manga snus-
f8rnuftiga amerikaner, som icke erkan-
ma nagra andra skolor an de amerikan-
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1893-07-12
D A K OF. A.

Advokaten G. Kieland Sioux
Fails, 5. Da, sages halva CODA utsig ter
att bllfva svensk-norsk v. konsul fUr S.
Halr ota ...4E.ss .... srE. as,4s. ....E
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-04-14

The royalists are attemptin to
lift themselves out CT bankruptcy
by telling lies about the letter
which Mr.. Thurston has written ].
F. Colburn. If there is anything
SO very damaging in this letter
why does not Mr.. Colburn print it?
This trick of showing the address
and the signature does not cast any
light on what is between them. It
was played before in regard to the
ex-Queen's new Constitution. The
only persons vino could be supposed
to have full and precise knowledge
of the contents of that instrument,
viz, the royalist Cabinet,-took
pains not to tell what they knew,
until Mr.. Neumann got to Wash
ington, when he Immediately knew
all about it and told all-and per-
haps a little more than all-that he
knew. Such inane attempts to de-
ceive are beneath contempt. When
Mr.. Colburn produces the full text
of his letter it will be time enough
to consider the pretended transla-
ton of it in Ka Leo.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-04-14
NEW STAMPS.

Within a few days, all existing
Hawaiian stamps will be replaced
by those bearing the name of the
Provisional Government. Stamp
collectors will take the hint, and
hold their treasures for rise. The
value of old stamps increases faster
than that Of old wine, and the new
issue means boom in the old.
We hail the issue of these new
stamps with satisfaction, though
We would have liked to see at least
one Hawaiian stamp bearing the
head of President Dole. The formal
adoption of Provisional Govern
ment stamps is symbolic of the
fact that the old order has passed
away. The monarchy is dead, and
deaf to the voice of those who seek
to awaken it. The royalists may
scream and howl, and cut them
selves with knives, but, unless Ha-
waits kahunas are more potent
than were the priests of Baal, they
will call no fire down from heaven.
The present status is bridge
amply strong enough to bear US all
over to annexation, and it will hold
for another four years, if necessary.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-04-14
More Light Wanted.

Mr.. EDITOR: Time rolls on, and
the Provisional Governments pro-
misses and political pledges to their
friends are, to-day, unfulfilled. 1t
has never been expected for a mo-
ment that free lunch-counters or
soup kitchens would be established
under the new regime; but it was
expected that the Provisional Gov
eminent would so far carry out it's
promises as to appoint to jobs or
Offices men who were its tried
friends, that is, wherever vacancies
occurred. 1t was also reasonable
to suppose that royalists would be
removed from their official posi-
tons. 1t is now the common talk
that wherever royalists are retained
in their Offices it is because they
are of the Masonic order, and con-
sequently all highland it looks
that way, too. Well, in that case,
the poorer adherents to the cause
have been played for suckers; the
call was for good government by
the people, etc. If it is only to up
hold a few gentlemen of the Ma
sonic fraternity at the expense of
royalty, the sooner it is known or
otherwise, so much the better for
all concerned.
REPUBLIC.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-04-14

sense of that term. In every other
sense, however, it is the most popu-
lar government which Hawaii has
seen for many a year.
What makes a government truly
popular is not the method by
which it is installed but the
method by which it is run.
IF it defies the will of the
people, it is oppressive. If
it is controlled by public opinion,
it is popular and representative.
Judged by this, which is the only
rational test, the present govern
ment of Hawaii is a free govern
ment. 1t was virtually chosen by
the great mass meeting in the
Rifles Armory. 1t was enthusi-
astically endorsed by the mass
meeting in the Drill Shed. To
pretend that the Government is
without moral authority because it
does not conform to popular forms,
and was not elected by popular
vote, is absurd. 1t is to deny the
right of revolution-a right which
is the only safeguard of civil
liberty. No revolution was yet
effected by popular vote. When
the farmers around Lexington
"blazed away" from behind fences
and bushes and walls, they did not
stop for vote. Bunker's Hill was
not a polling place. There is no
voting at revolutions, except with
the ballots that are bullets.
The obligation of every perman-
ent government to assume a popu-
lar form is of course obvious, but
the Provisional Government is not
| q permanent government. LII SIM
ply furnishes modus vivendi and
administers affairs until Hawaii
shall become a part of the United
States. The end and aim of its
existence is to secure annexation.
The annexation idea is the very
breath of its life, and because it is
faithfully seeking to secure this
boon, because it rests on public
sentiment and exists for public
ends, it is in no sense despotism,
but in the highest sense free gov.
eminent of, by and for the people.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-04-14
THE PROVISIONAL GOVERNMENT AND
THE PEOPLE.

An attempt has been made to
discredit the Government on the
ground that it is not representa-
tive. 1t is an absolute oligarchy.
One strongly disaffected gentle
man stated lately that he would
not pay his taxes as the Provis-
ional Government had no right to
collect anything from him since
he was not represented in it. The
gentleman in question will prob
ably continue disaffected as long
as ne is not represented" but he
will pay his taxes just the same.
From purely formal point of
view, it is of course quite true,
that the Provisional Government
ls not representative. 1t was not
elected in the purely literal
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-04-14
III. b. III. S. HYACTNfH.
Report of Passage and List of
Officers.

The British cruiser Hyacinth,
which has been expected at this
port for month past, arrived yes
terday afternoon, 12t days from
Esquimalt, British Columbia. She
dropped her anchors on the Eva
side of the U. S. flagship Mohican,
and was soon boarded by an AD-
vERTIsER representative. An officer
was met aft from whom the follow
ing information was obtained:
Left Esquimalt on April LIST; had
fine weather down, excepting the
first two days of bad weather. The
Hyacinth averaged III knots on
the way down; 280 miles were
made between the 9th and 7th
day out, and $50 miles were made
during the last three days.
About three years ago the Hya-
cinth called here ON her way to
join the China station squadron.
Prior to that date, the Hyacinth
was for six years on duty on the
Pacific station. The Hyacinth has
been sent here to take the place of
the Garnet which left here about
month ago for British Columbia.
The flagship Warspite, Admiral
Hotham, C.. B., is now at Sandy
Point, Straits of Magellan, waiting
for the arrival of the new British
flagship of the Pacific, the armored
cruiser Royal Arthur, Admiral Ste
phenson, G. B., which is expected
in the Pacific about the middle of
May. The Royal Arthur is supposed
to be on the way now.
The Hyacinth is wooden screw
cruiser of the Sd class, of 1920 tons,
or about 700 tons smaller than the
Garnet. The engines are of 1870
horse power. Her main battery
consists of eight 6-inch breech-
loading rifled guns, weighing about
five tons each. The smaller bat
teries comprise four Gardner guns,
two 9-pounder guns, four Norden-
feldt guns, and one 7-pounder. The
Hyacinth is not saluting vessel.
The following is list of her of
ficers:
Captain-Henry j. May, G. B.
Lieutenants-Harry III. Stileman,
gunnery; Ivan G. Humphreys, navi-
eating; Chas. Chadwick, Arthur R.
Raby.
Paymaster-Francis B. Pritchard.
| Surgeon E. South.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ID. Sar-
raft.
Engineer-Henry l.. Manning.
/ Gunner-Wm. Sullivan.
Observation-Disclosures Sullivan.
Carpenter-Jas. Bounsall..
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-04-14
BEAUTIES FOR THE FAIR.
Europe Sends Fifty of Her
Loveliesf Maidens.

LONDON, March 25.-The lowell
est and most precious freight ever
sent to America went out on the
Paris from Southampton to-day. 1t
is a dazzling galaxy of fifty young
women, who are supposed to repre-
sent the best types of beauty of the
old world, and were shipped by the
big liner as a. living chronological
exhibition for the Chicago Fair.
1t is not known whether this be-
wildering company fitly realizes
the poets dream of fair women, for
no one was allowed to look upon
the aggregation of loveliness, who
are said to be of the ne plus ultra
of Europe's fairest maidens, having
been selected from several thous-
and ambitious creatures.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-04-14
Old Rhyme.

Married in white, you have chosen all
right.
Married in gray, you will go far away.
Married in black, you will wish your
self back.
Married in red, you will wish yourself
dead.
Married in green, ashamed to be seen.
Married in blue, he will always be
true.
Married in yellow, ashamed of your
fellow.
Married in brown, you will live out of
town.
Married in pink, your spirits will
sink.
Home Journal.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-04-14
AT WAIKIKI,

Al w Alhlhl,
Adjoining the property OF Mr. w. C.
Peacock. The Lot has frontage of 200
feet on the Government Road, is from Isl
to 2OS feet deep with frontage of 20S
feet on the Beach.
This site is recognized as the finest at
Waikiki, having long stretch of clear
Beach, free from coral
There is comfortable Dwelling House,
nearly new, and in thorough good con-
dition on the property. The Dwelling
contains Parlor 17x17.6, Main Bed
DOM II 6x139 with bay win
do g bedrooms 12x12 and 10x12; ar.e
Dining Room 20x20 facing on the Beach ;
Store Room, Pantry, Kitchen, Servants
Room, etc. Also Large Stable and
Carriage House, Yard Lanai, Bath
House, etc.
The Grounds are nicely laid out with
Fruit and Ornamental Trees.
60 Intending purchasers wishing to
inspect the Property, can do SO on
application to the undersigned.
g. Terms at Sale. Deeds at pur-
chaser's expense.
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The illustrated Tourists Guide

The Illustrated Tourists Guide
That popular work, "THR TOURISTS
GUIDE THROUGH THE HAWAIIAN ISL
ANDs," is meeting with 8 steady sale
both at home and abroad. Tourists and
others visiting these islands should be
in possession of copy of it. 1t is per-
feet mine of information relating to the
scenes and attractions to be met with
here. Copies in wrappers can be had at
the publication Office, 46 Merchant
street, and at the News Dealers. Price
so cents.
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Six Pages.

We re-publish this morning
from the Snohomish Tribune,
Washington, an interview with
Rev. w. C. Merritt, who was for
number of years President of
Punahou. The interview contains
q very sound view of the annexa-
ton question, from the American
standpoint.
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