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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-09-29
Die Sff(dlangf.
alerIei Seussn fir bic G6tbeit biss
ies llngetbiims.

Gin ssnrm bon 200 SuB sanss-Sit @s'
ftaIt BET edlanse nadb ben aasfabruHssm
etnes beriibn,tsn @slsbrten.
Oaure @urfen unb Seei6lansen iinb
~ IN Der gegenwdrtisen SabresSeit
w elm moblbere6tigteS 2bena, menits
slei6 Die Gasescrei9nilie an ionitisem
intereiiantem Stoif feinen Wiansel
bieteu. SBir biirien es beSbalb sstroit
aud eintnal NIT Der Seei6lan9e auf.
nebmen, Defenders, meuu baraus, wie
mir Sei9en merben, etipaS slnbereS bers
pOrsebt, als cine rlaure @urfe."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-09-29

rA- S6lDiier reparirt, SdIiiisI an,
sepaBt. S6Isifsreien unb Reparaturen
BET Geo. SeItpn & Sruber, 30l Spruce
Strabe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-09-29
Nerae6t nics,t.

Serae6t micbt,
nab man ieoegeit bic beftsn 8ortbeiIe beim
saufe bon Saiden. unO Banbubrsn, Sdmud
laden, Silberpauren &c. bel
Tree m an
erbaIteu farm Gin erober uno eIegantsr 8or.
ratb Der ueueiten WRulter auf Die oIibefts 4ri
usrIerttst. fcrtudbreno uorrdtbis; ole Der.
tantten artiteI ueroen earantirt
Reparaturen an llbren uno Suwe.
len miro ipeiiells aufmerfiamfsit gedentt.
50 mirb i'm Sc d6ft oeutI d
gefproden.
q. 0. freeman,
8loier 8Icd, Gde 9snn ape. uno Sprueeitr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-09-29
G0m. u. Sartl,
Ircbiteft mnb &anbmeiIer,
SO. 4o4 2adapanna apenue,
QIppnlina Saus aeaeniiber.

plans unb aOltsnibfritIGss fir 9subautsn,
ganSpsrmsiunsen unp GsfirBuns BON Grsn,.
linieu unp ale in sas Snsenieur- unb BAH.
fa6 sini6assnbsn Arbsitsn psrrsn prompt
unb sewi1enbaft ausssfiIbrt. @runbfiide In
8aulpts parsellirt unb eanbfartsn ansefsrtigt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-09-29

@dtet baranf, bab bic
bon eu9 sefauften Siite
boritsbenbeS nbsIsmarfs
babsn, ba bies cine @as
rantie bss re6ten Yreiiss
unb Der berri9enben
Mobe 1T.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-09-29

= Die beiben Sronsoien, ipeIde AM
28. Ausuit in &iel an 8orb Der snsIis
iden SsrsniiBunBssga6t .Snieet" auf
ben 8eroa6t Der espionage psrbaftet
wurben, iinb sur 8orunteriuduns na9
Berlin Ssbraat iporben.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-28
WANTED-HELP.
MALE OR FEMALE.

MALE OR FEMALE
WANTED-AGENTsT To SELL THE BEST LIFE
w % jas g. Blaine. written by his close and con
flental friend supsrbly illustrated memorial edi-
uon retail only 81 extra terms agents OUTFIT
only lOr: every one wants . copy; big money; act
quick; Mr.. John Moore sold 10 in post once god
watch nee to each agent selling 100 books We pay
Freight and give credit on books
HENRY NEIL,
h2S-de lis s nth 81. Philadelphia. Pa
WANTED-AGENTs FOR OUR GREAT LIFE
W q j. q. Blaine. by the famous historian, Dr. J.
C. hidpsih Authentic. memorial volume. Massive
quarto. 80 book elegantly illustrated for e. So Get
into the held nrst with this Incompatible book and
com money. 81 outft free. Send Pc. for postage.
J. h HASTINGS. ~ Oornhill. Boston. Mass. js27 &c
WANTED-MEN AND WOMEN TO CANVASS A
w puzz.e-somsthing new. For further informa-
ton call on ". GETTINGER. sos 18th st. L. W.
la11-2c-
WANTED AGENTS DON'T WASTE YOUR
w time irving 10 sell what everybody has got or
don't want when you get something that IN ey
have wanted for years the Everett Raisin Seeder
seeds pounds Of rasins in less than ten minutes child
IL every family needs enc: 10 cents to any
address guaranteed to do this good chance for
setnts. young or old. EVERETT SPECIALITY COM
PANY. :sSt Washington St, Room "A. Boston.
jA.ssj-w&sit
WANTED-ARE YOU A CATHOLIC, ARE you
w unemployed, will you work for s1s rer week,
Write TO me at once. j. R. GAY. 1874 Madison 81 :.
Chicago. n dl1-1aw1t
WANTED - DUNDORE's EMPLOYMENT Blu
w resu. conducted by ladies-men and women white
and cOOred for all kinds of domestic labor city state
AMI springs with references. 909 st n W. al owe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-28
BOARDING.

EooB RENI-3se INDIANA AVE- BF kTTTfYT-I.
= Sd-story mont room. with hoard hou.e hs.s.I -.
steam sanitary plumbns hot and cold rst-r AZ
terms reasonable. -
MISS HARRISON OF STAR VILLA wiz o,s,-,..
~, nne bsiunore Ina. CHICAGO. April Is ID 4 but
dations rss-cia-s Ma. 'bs isF fs9SSnd. seoommo,
ST. Worcester. Mass ,.5inniona
lust oPENED-PRIvATE BoARpINa aors6
facing the south, hsndsomely furnirb>ds 800
ndnepiaces; all mod imps and New Enaland eootfns
looo y 81 D W keferences reQuired. ,aiSsinn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-28
BUSINESS CHANCES.

DSol-NLDsD Nf1A-Ni IL.
SPECILATING SUCCESSFULLY % RACING
At Vernon. Sr We hsye I INSIDE ir nforS.,s yea
references given. AR cot
| ED-BooKKFEPERs, CLFRKs TO GET
w deed 70 land ia California that ~til grow orange,
sr sra pc Ma Nc, When iivaied ve plant and osrs
LOT ..flHAlah. should iay YOU every Year. tir
EaLiroESIk land AND %srrE E iSs5sissSi':
WANTED-ro Buy GOOD GROCERY STORE
.asr IN s, nssr cor l4'h and '' 81 once
A GOOD oFuoEIUNITY FOE YOUNG HoNPaG
"A nathic physician to take charge Of one "a
be .pected deposit ,o0 Cor not ions.r than en-
and r~aairsd sr-,s rfmkS. s e.. ~ iva W
Saratoga ST. Baltimore. Ma 'a.se,
WANTFT MAN TO TAKE THE MtSAaEMFNr
house vii isy all sIusnse. aud siss 70, n,,s
r 81, as, s =. op ~ On A. ensins-s aon.g
p ,Ii Srs sniir9 attep,ion 70 bushes CHESTER
EOR SALT GEOCERY MEAT AND rRoyIsI, N
Il store; good location; cheap rent: sales 81 r-r
day price SO Il tssen Al once rood Glance. ally
reason Tor selling "ih"r business. Apply a25 sth Il.
NOR siIE-A LARGE EsTABTIsHFD GRocFNY
can IN .Fsne .d.S as ,a- 49, 70 100 per asyy
means e iiiy to j Z PooIt so ~, nor r.Fiy
EoR sALE-A BAR ROOM. ADDRESS CASH
EoR SALE, STOCK TRADE AND GOOD VILE
Rpry 70 dhas C s. Eof ffii .ff Pr All
TO INCREASE BUSINESS VIII GIyp A
II monthly salary TO party furnishing tho caTitai
S S on, Teis.snoss fuIni,hod Addrs. c1rIrsf
EoR sALE-A BARGAIN ~ SOLD rNMIpI-
inclination Adarss Books. s,ar Sss. o 49,
A RARE CHANCE FOR GOOD BUSINESS
n VII buy ameat and pruyision store with FIXTURE
also horse and wagon. now doing good business a.
senG loe,,hg nce 10y raoin; rent low for
sellnr other business Inquire
EoR SALE-CHEAP. BAKERY AND CoNFFS-
Il ton.ry. with Ice cream nAchin. aud tubs situ-
Star Office. ,.o,l-a,.'
WANTED-A PARTNER IN THF pATFSr
~, business; he must have thorough tno~ledse q
s sS pSten. sys,ea e.itS no, 40 ppeh an oh,ect =
ja26-:a- ,' 0'Af onoe
DARTNER WITH e.. ooO TO FNaAgFiST I'm
Il Der business in this city and Baltimors rea.r
Bobbisr snd walnut specially. KEY BROS a co.
plof St a.. i..aa,
EoR sALt-A RAPIDLY INcREAslNo ARso-
lutey cash business. In hest location In the civ.
particulars address IScRERsf star Sis ~ tS
EoR sALE-A sTEAM LAUNDRY IN ooop 10
Il cation for business Address Boz s3 star o,sics
S45 wEEk WITH 1900
Rowe's Infaible Hsndcappins sys,ssa inse,t msnt
Races Second successful year K<fsrenc-s fso,s
P. o, Box ly7. BROOKLYN. \, Y y ,. 9SMr
MOULD SILL FURNITURE OF TwEIyF-RooN
house with lease. including stable for c.-h onls
selling Address Ifss hssss mn. s0os
RAAsAY. THE LEADING WATCH REPAIRED
II "a can an save you time and money.
Masch handspring, al
warranted one year. 1871 Il. nv. ' ~ scrS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-28

NlANrFD- AGES rs-MINERAL LAMP wICKs
w n-y-r burn out. no sILsoks no SCOT no trim
dps-n. ~ Z sTAYNEB CO. Providence. 4. L
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-28
WANTED-IOTS.

WANTED-CORNER LOT. IMPROVED OR UN-
w improved. within radius Of 3 blocks from the
corner Of sth and sts We have customer for
such property at moderate price b. H. WARNER
CO. Clio r St ja27-3t
WANTEp-A LOT on 10TH ST UNIMPRovED.
w In EXCHANGE for improved property on st.
must be between Scott circle and T
tA263t j. II. GRAY CO, 637 + ct.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-28

y pis Asfa
Il lS,53od 81, b. stable,
store and dwig. l3r.
IN l-,....---........SS' S "A
ES39 I'D st. br stable,
store and dwlg. Tor.
,.i N i;:-.-;....,.....d 90. oC
SSS.S \ II. b.. l6-. ~ 1. . &c
zoo NJ st. br. sr.mi.3.. Il
1:f}l sd =. store. ,9sr. sc
1873 Both st. br h. sr.
N I'm ...... 70. q
2sl3 % st. br h. Sr.
N l. :....-.--..-... 70. 30
33lH y St br n. l3r.
m t.,.......-.---...-....l,
2o43 Both ST. fr and b.
q -....---....-... y
Georgetown Office.
'ar6 Washington oflire
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-28
FOR RENT-HOUSES.


NORTHWESf.
az 25th II. or .. Sis. 70
Z Chainglsin ave, 5r. Is
lo5.Atil -6.s-tlb g. -,iQ-
land % 18th ~ Or Is
SOUTHWEST
2On 10Th -. $40
1876 ~ =. l,S %
ST. IN -. ". ..... -. ~
1881 ~ st. ti- Ia ~
l.Sla AZ -. Ir-....lS. %
Is l:S,e ~ St or.-..--l lS :,
Cpper ~ 100 Est. q .-ls
1927 Isl q. ar........-.. \
NORTHEAST
I234 q Il. &...... ss5. %
-. X It. tn ., -
9l3 lst 81. tsr.......-. Is -
Florence ST bet y and
q. l4th and 18th sts
tr ..................-la.9
> houses in alley bet
6sh and 9TH. q sniE,
I2Ss Trinidad ave. a.
u =, 81, II. 20. "a. p
and 20 Turner 81 O. 90
ICES.
Central building. room
IL ..- Sc. -....--.-...s~o
IGunton bldg. rooms
- and -. .......-...-...5
Gunton hld'g. rooms
Ky, II. "a .-.s44....--.. =,
qseS + - NV. room 1.-.so
500 9TH -. room 10......ls
Central blilding. room
- .-ys-as--.-..lO
ftsS I a ave. hack room.
ID ffoor.
Gunton building. room
~ ..................l2-S 80
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-28
FOR RENT-FLATS.

,0p pVZ-T TWO n ,5rS 5rII;5 1001,s
L each steam heat. bath and ianitor; suitable
for light housekeeping.
wARREN CHOATE CO.,
js2T-3t 100 11th St II W.
E'ORRENT-FLAT. THIRD STORY. 140S 14TH ST.
n. " five rooms and bath. with beat; no chi dren
yearly lease. Apply to r. b. MARROW,
jae6-eo3n 20 Corcoran building
EOK RENT-FLAT OF FIVE ROOMS AND TWO
bath rooms. for housekeeping; finely fur
nished rented unfinished for SO: adults only
references ex hanged. Box 81. Star Office ja26 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-28
E'OR REM

The above Is only portion q the property on my
books For full list call Office for bu leiin issued
on the lst and 18th. Us26l I. z. wAGGAMAN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-28
FOR SALE-HoRsEs & VEHICLES.

- &c, with LATIMER SLOAN,
l407 st sspGsts apartments light. clean. DRY and
airy ta2e1n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-28
FOR RENT-STABLES.

EoR RENT-sTABLE IN REAR OF 72s 4TH ST
NV. Inquire Of T. L. SCHMIDT. 1916 + st.
NV. 1a21-:G'
L'OR RENT-STABLE AND CARRIAGE HOUSE ;
stalls everything hrstclass. 1O:,s2 18th ST. n w.
-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-28

l092 JEFF ST. fr b. Tor go
1919 S'd st. or. g.
LEI Ssd st, br. tir.
m ! s-.....-----...-.--o- ~
N;b p ~. IT. s-......lS.S
1913 S,i -. br dwell,
ins. ~ .-.........-..la. al
First house on FoNal,
road near Conduit.
II, or...-..-..-..-.- -. ~
;ss1i NJ 81. M store. lr. IL
l4io Nth st. fr. Or 10 d
80 3 Canal -. br. 4r..lO
299 Rock court. br. ar. -
1850 Marbury lane. br.
6 ii. FicKLISiGf.. ''''''-'
IRA sd -. NV. Tel. 5Ql.
1905 q st NV Tel. lOcB.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-28
WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED-2 OR UNFURNISHED ROOMS
w permanently. with heat and gas, for light hon se-
keeping, in NV. in family. Address stating
terms. Ut 18th st. NV. ia2, -2ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-28
LOST AND FOUND.

LOST AND FOUND.
T osr-BETwEES go 5TH ST. NV AND 400 q
u ST. w, 9 ladys pocket book containing sll.
Finder return 70 go 9th st. n. ". and receive
reward 1t.
T osT-JANUARY %. LADy's GOLD WATCH:
case carved like she'll sl5 reward for return to
l134 TN st NV. Ja.S-:hs
4 OsT-LAsT SUNDAY. BLACK CURLY SPAN
~ lei dog (Prince)i AZ No. 1893; collar with old
numb-r: Return to l:ss9 r st. ". for reward Mrs.
MCMILLAN. Ii.
STRAYRD FRoM HOME THURSDAY EVENING,
- fnn-ETown pointer dogi white. with liver colored
ward brought to 1oi2 1lth st. or 1881 st. n.
OK REWARD on THE MORNING OF
~ January IS. small female pug. having tag No.
1850 - reward II returned to 20 Lafayette square.
I osT-BLACK HAIR CARRIAGE ROBE LINED
L. With green plush The Under win be literally
warded By returning TO lsl2H l1th 81. NV. IT.
II osr-FRoM !2l sTH ST, Sc. ONE DARK
IL liver color and white setter dog Libersl reward
rsturned 70 NJ D. coxEN. above address. ja27-:,t'
Ok REWARD LOST AT HARRIS THRATER, A
s,c pair OF ned slasses In with strap Above
reward II left 81 Star Once. tA27-:3t'
\ osT-sJO kEwARD--sMALL PINK SATIN BOX
IL about six inches long containing watch pin and
small pair cum buttons heirlooms and Of little value.
go reward II returned 70 ONCE Of SHoREHAM
HOTEL; no questions asked. ja26-:jt
I OST-JAN. %, THREE RINGs-oNE SOIL
~ tsire diamond, one marquis set with diamonds
jA2o3s'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-28

e = m { bay WINDOW md esssmsnt. RsmSmbss.
LIZ = p;Wyffd f;SS ss'h|s xE e fss s S3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-28
ACCOUNTANTS

RooKs AUDITED. STATEMENT on .VVzTs7
- prepsss.ai RsFTtnsrssip sfst,lspenss. &c. Nv
Public Accountant aud Auditor l.fas ~ =.
Member Of institute Of Accounts Ne~ - -, -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-28
FOR RENT-HOUSES

LOR RENT $685. VI. store. ...... ss5. 30
L 1e42 10Th, Tor. 40 l2- l1ls-2S Elm
,f fs5 I'm i,r slSS s. L D59'' P.rt, Or. .,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-28

FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
EOR RENT-AN ExCELLENT-TONED HARD
man upright piano. will sell at q bargain 81
9th st. n. ia1S-6t
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ELLIS CHAPPSL.
ja2S-3t sc5 18th n. W.
EN0R RENT -FOUR VERY DESIRABLE WELL
L located nearly new 3-story brick houses, with IL
rooms each: all modern improvements good order
north side of h st. bet. 18th and 20ih SITS. We
can oner these houses upon terms which Will render
them bargains TO persons desiring nice homes.
b. II. WARNER CO.,
ja21-12t' 9I6Fst n W.
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LOh RENT
Ics s39 81. y e NJ: HE: SIC
Sl2 E Capitol st. 10r. 81
1887 9Th vt nv. Or, ....1
10th and NJ NV. str&dw. y
1i01 9th st NV. l2r -. ~
10Th and r ne, str and
,o d,wslsg:;y,..:.-s:.....S
ll25 4th st NV sr. e
1904 + ct ne. ar. y
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1893-11-06

He must remember that ten
long months have gone by during
which the Hawaiians who love
their country, and are proud of
their independence, have kept
quiet and patient in manner
UNPARALLELED in the history of
the world. He must remember
that insults after insults have
been heaped on their heads by
the men who found hospitality
and friendship--and what
they value more, COIN from
{ b en-. He must never
forget that the Hawaiian People
left their fate In the hands of
America. and simply prayed to
be freed from the yoke which was
thrown on their neck in the name
of that llberty-loving nation
which claims that they gave US
Christianity and civilization be-
cause they knew that justice
would be done some day. If
their hopes are shattered-if the
impossible possibility is illustra-
ted to the world that America
can be unjust and unfaithful to
her pretended glorious princi-
pies, then the Hawaiian will bow
his head in silent grief and sub
NIT to the force of strength of q
superior nation. But to-day and
tonight every loyal Hawaiian
will simply remember that we
honor America when we honor
her representative Mr.. Albert s.
Willis.
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1893-11-06
CRAWFISH.

A correspondent writes and
enquiries of us what to do with
Crawtish. Ii he means our pro-
visional pplitical Crawfish. We
should suggest to leave them alone
and let them ct out Of the hole,
they have got into as best they can.
II be on the other side refers to the
respectable Crawfish who inhabit
the sea we should propose to him
first to catch them (ssy at the
fish market) and then treat them
as follows:
Salade Russo aux Langoustes.-
Boil two good sized craWfish; re-
move the shell from the tail. and
slice the feshy part; put them into
a basin with seasoning, vinegar,
and oil (the two latter in small
ouantites), and let this stand for
an hour or so Cut the flesh of
the claws into small dice and mix
the,r with quantity of various
vegetables according to the time of
year, all cut up smBIi; add to them
little mayonnaise. Have ready
a charlotte mould on ics; line it
with fancy cut slices of hard boiled
egg. beetroot, gherkins, etc,
making pattern of shapes and
colors, but be sure to dip each piece
in some thick jelly. Fill the
mould with the prepared mixture
of vegetables and fish. When
nearly quite cold, arrange
pyramid Of well-set chopped jelly
On the top. and all around place
the slic, S Of the fish first mentio, ed
Let it be thoroughly iced, and serve
with plentiful and rich
mayonnaise.
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1893-11-06
The citizens reserve is
mighty reserved when asked
to go into action.

Weremember the awfully learn
ed Attorney General once made a
speech in the Hawaiian Legisla-
ture, hewas atthat time the honor
able member for Koloa, Kauai. In
which he strongly critlzed Mar
shall Wilson, because as be claim
ed hepolice department underhis
management constantly and per
sistently insisted in patronizing
one certain hackstand Now We
have got a government which
according to Mr.. W o. Smith
(frightfully learned In the law
is the essence of virtue, honesty
decency. rectitude, probity-our
type won last to express
the balance--and yet we
claim that this government
with all its claimed virtues is do
ing the very same thing that they
raised the howl against while Mr..
Wilson was Marshal The
memory of W o. Smith Is limit
ed. While he now instructs his
subordinates to throw all the
patronage of the police depart
ment to one concern--and you
can bet that the use OF hacks is
bigger than ever-he solemnly
declared to the Legislature and
the country at large, that all
taxpayers in business were en-
titled to an even patronage OF the
government. Where is Mr..
Smith and his Marshal now2 If
he thinks that he is going to run
that, kind of business, and yet
solicit the support of the voters
lmind noble voters) he will find
himself heavily mistaken and in
we'll in the smoke.
4
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1893-11-06

affairs, and who have proven
themselves shrewd, and clever
men in their private capacities
should certainly be able to Judge
the situation and refuse to be
used as scapegoats and footballs
for the cranks who believe that
a few hundred strangers can
barter away the Independence
of country. and sell the
birthright of nation. Let us
hope that the men we have men
toned and with them the con-
seryative element who perhaps
realize their mistake, without
being willing to acknowledge 1t,
will take a tumble and avoid
compromising themselves beyond
all hope and redemption
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1893-11-06

In the meantime the country
is quiet aud peaceful and the
American and British flag wave
side by side over the respective
legations of the two countries
while the ministers exchange
courtesies and Fix" things up.
What possible point could be
gained for the P. G. by now
declaring Hawaii Republican
with tyrannical government
we fail to see. If the mortal fools
who now have got political bees
In their bonnets believe that the
final issue would be altered by
any step which they now can
take, they simply prove their
unfitness for running a govern
ment, and their extreme lack OF
discretion and sagacity. Mr..
Willis accredited to the govern
ment de facto of Hawaii could
never present credentials or re-
cognize a different form of gov
ernment-except he carries a
double set of credentials In his
pockets. The .wisest and best
thing for the P. G.. is to patient
ly await the execution of Presi-
dent Neyeland's orders and
quickly submit to the inevitable.
There is no desire on the part
of anybody here to be harsh or
revengeful-the only desire
which fills the souls of the Hawa-
;ians is that justice shall be done
to them. and that the right of
self government shall be granted.
Men like Dole. Damon, Hatch.
Morgan. Brown. Suhr and others
who are now at the head OF
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1893-11-06
MORTGAGES NOTICE
OF FORESLOSURE.

In accordance with the provisions of a
certain mortgage. made by { ALAPAI to
Isabella A Achi. dated October ). is9. ;,
recorded in Liber l45. page 2iS; notice Is
hereby given that the Mortgage intends TO
foreclose the same for conditions broken, to
wit: non-p payment of principal.
Notice is likewise given that after the
expiration of three weeks from the date of
this notice. the property conveyed by said
mortgage viii be advertised for sale Mt pub
lie auction at the auction rooms of las. F
Morgan, in Honolulu, on MONDAY. the
Goth day of November. 1898, at 10 noon
of said day.
Further particulars can be had of Wm.
G Achi, Attorney at Law.
Dated Honolulu. October %, 1898.
isabella A. ACHI,
Mortgage.
The premises covered by said mortgage,
consist of:
All those premises situated at Kapalama,
Hoholulu, Oahu. and more particular de-
scribed in a partition deed between W G
Aehi and said G Alapai, recorded in Liber
l25 page l: containing an area of l-i0 OF an
acre; and being part of those premises
known as Apana described in Royal Pat
ent, number 6S7, granted to Keliipueaina.
oct. 2S-3w
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1893-11-06

The town was ripe with rumors
Yesterday, in regard to the estab-
lishment of republican form of
government without a vote). 1t
was stated that Mr.. Hatch has
hatched ont new constitution
and that Mr.. Dole would read it
out at 10 O'Clock this morning.
After the proclamation had been
read those of the army who could
be found land were sober would
be drawn up iri line and salute
the self made President who
would take tie oath of office be-
fore Chief Justice Judd, and then
command his true and good
marshal Mr. Hitchcock to go
forth and bring the bodies of the
Queen, her ministers, Teo. ID
Davies and a few other proml-
nent men-besIdes the HoLoMUA
editor-before the republican
government which would prompt
ly have them executed. and then
deported. Ten o'clock has pas
sed and nary a republic has
turned up our way nor have we
seen warrant or marshal.
This, dear Advertiser, was not
'.royalist rumor but came
straight from the very pillars OF
the P. G. We are inclined to
believe that wish was father to
the rumor" and that the rumor
was the result of the vain hopes
which yet dwell in the empty
craniums of the annexationists.
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1893-11-06

Tonight the Hawaiian Band
plavs at the Hotel. By the
Hawaiian Band we mean OUR
BAND. The concert to be given
is complimentary to the Amer
lean representative Mr.. Willis.
While it is perfectly proper
under the present circumstances
for the Hawaiians to demonstrate
their feelings of regard and affec-
ton for the great nation which
is being represented by Mr..
Willis. it would be inconsiderate
and Objectionable for them to
take any steps which would be
embarrassing for that gentleman.
Let all loyal Hawaiians go tonight
to the Hotel. Let them applaud
and enjoy the fine music which
their oacn band will furnish to
Mr.. Willis, hut let them under
stand that the voluntarily grant
ed compliment to the man who
represents the Great Republic
must not be carried too far, and
that no occasion must ever be
used here to drag him or any
other representative of friendly
nation into the petty politics of
of our country Let us to night
show Mr.. Willis that the repre-
sentations which have been made
to his country are correct, and
that the Hawaiians are by
instinct and nature gentlemen
and ladies', considerate, and
that, although, impulsive, ready
to control themselves.
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1893-11-06

at least the editor OF this wishes
to be one at least if be cannot be
many Because a dismissed
soldier, we are informed, tried to
go in to the government building
this morning for the purpose Of
paying his dog-tax. He was, we
are told. positively refused adj
mission because no soldier who
ever went 'souts can ever get
lin according to P. G. rule,
and there you are. Who wouldn' t
be 2. G. soldier-and pay no
taxes.
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1893-11-06
TOPICS OF THE DAY.

1t is too bad that Minister
Willis doesn't consult the Adver-
tiser Editor or disclose the
policy of the American admin
stration to him.