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Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1890-1895, 1895-06-22
Atlanta Constitution

Or. o. L. Dozier, the head of the South.
ern Medical Dispensary, of Birmingham.
Ala, is specialist of nearly twenty
years experience in the treatment OF
chronic, nervous and private diseases, aud
his uniform success has given him lead.
Ing position In the medical profession ia
that city.
Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1890-1895, 1895-06-22
Daily News, Birmingham.

DR.. Dozier, the head of the institution,
is physician and surgeon of education,
skill and experience, a man of culture
and high literary attachments and a gem
tieman respected by all who know him.
He can be relied on in all matters pertain.
ing to his profession.
The News recommends him most cor.
daily to all those in need OF his services,
Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1890-1895, 1895-06-22

New York. June 2I.-The following the
total net receipts OF cotton al all ports since
Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1890-1895, 1895-06-22

There Is probably not more highly
educated physician in this section Than
DR.. q. L. Dozier. He is a specialist oil
many years experience and successful
practice. He is noted for his thorough
mastery of the details and intricacies oil
his profession and for unusual scientific
attachments.
Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1890-1895, 1895-06-22
Alabama Soldier.

DR.. o. 4. Dozier's success as a sneniaI.
lst is known far and wide, and the bone
fits OF his treatment appreciated by the
citizens OF every city, town aud hamlet
IN the state. The doctor is entirely re-
liable and trustworthy.
Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1890-1895, 1895-06-22
Sumter County sun.

DR.. Dozier's reputation as specialist
has overstepped the bounds of Alabama
and he is known all over the South. DR..
Dozier IS not only an eminent physician,
but brilliant writer and poet, His work
In this liue has been compared to that OF
the late Father Ryan, the poet priest.
Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1890-1895, 1895-06-22
Mountain Home, Tallade ga.

The press of Birmingham and all over
Alabama speak in the highest terms of
DR.. Dozier as a physician, surgeon and
gentleman, and we have no hesitancy in
recommending him to those of our pat.
rons who need his services.
Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1890-1895, 1895-06-22

DR.. Dozier's reputation is a brilliant
one. He is specialist of nearly twenti
years. experience in active practice, an.
is strictly reliable, and has the confidence
OF the public and the Endorsement of the
press. The doctor is distinguished grade
uate in every department of medical
science and his success with patients Is
wonderful.
Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1890-1895, 1895-06-22

NCW Z Oth SO1VOl1 III 1Eo''
ew York, June 21.-CottCn was quiet.
Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1890-1895, 1895-06-22

Among the most noted and successful
specialists in the country are DR.. Dozler
d Co. They have extended their business
from year to year and the patronage giveu
to them in the several surrounding states
is most gratifying. DIR. Dozier is a high.
toned, polished, Christian gentleman add
has many warm personal friends in An
niston, who knew him years ago, when
praclicing in Rome, Ga.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-01-03
Der snasenbo6

Gs 1T ber3erfri14enb, aud einmal
BON anglo : ameritanif@er Seite bic
Wabrbeit iiber bic 9iruben Der Natiz
bitten gu b6ren, ipel@e ben Gingetpanz
berten bic 3abuofen Sinben unb
M~iFetbaten, tpelht in bieiem 2anbe
beriibt tperben, aufbirben unb tie fir
aues S4le4te unter Der Come GUT
@eranttportung 3ieben. Das @erbienit,
ben natipiitii@en 9eu4lern unb pbaz
ri{Gern bic Maste bonn @eii4t gerti1en
gu babtr,. gebibrt Der .Gbicaeo
3imes", tpelhe IN einem Scr Sim
benbod" iiber}9riebenen Mrtitel bas
f4einbeilige @ebnbren Der Rnotpnoz
things nit trGftiger @atpre geibelt.
ga biefes Clement in benz Gin
tpanberungszS Superintendent 5tump
p%ert1rpert az 1ein f9eint, nimmt ii4
bas ge,1annte 8Iatt bieitr Btebermann
3uerit auf's Rorn, Der in fonberbarer
8esrifsbertpirruns feline 9auptpft4t
BARN erblidt. bas @intpanberungsgez
feb na4 RrGften aus3ubebnen, I'm,
m0gli9it piele Mnt1mmlinge pteber
na4 europa 3uriidfpebiren gu t0nnen.
|Demnd@it lief bas 8lutt benjenigen
anglo : ameritantf@en @eberenbs ben
9ert, tpel9e bic Rnn3el ba3u mibbrau=
den, I'm in fdauerliden proportiOnen
ars3umalen, ipie bas reble Clement"
bieies Qanbes BON ben rQunl.n lrb
'8arbaren" bon ienfeits bes atluntiiben
Oceans iberf4memmt tperbe; babel
pergGben lie tpobltpeisli@ tmn1er, barr
alf b~tn3utpeifen, baB bieielben 9unz
men unb 8arbaren ben amerttanti4en
MilionGren unb Monopoltiten l;tbe
@Gfte feien, tpenn lie ben Musbeutungsz
proceb an ii9 pornebmen lieben unb
aur Musbeutung ber 8ep0lterung i'll
Direct mittpirften. Dk Sorsfalt, init
tpel9er biefe 9batfa4en bon ben amez
rttant1@en Meperenbs peri4piegen
tpiirben, lei gerabe3u riihrenb.
Stir biefe Rategorte BON Reberenbs
,lnb tire Ma@beter, 9eibt es tpeiter, gilt
als unumft0blt4es Dogma, bab fur
ale rebel, unter nelden uni ere ane<
ritant1@en @inri@tungen litten, ein5ig
unb aQein ber rGoreigner" perant:
tportlih lei. Ser rbritten @eneratton"
gelte er als Sinbenbod, Der bic Mthe<
tbaten feines tlgenbret4en 9erbergsz
paters, bes vpabren Mmeritaners" auf
ii& nebmer miTe. Die @usen foue
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-01-03
llria&eu ber II 4snolnla terrt&eus
Zen l1noutrieben.
teit
IN elmer aus Hietorta, 3. g., einse-
trpAeuen Gorreipoubenj &C.
t4ilbert.
QSaiaiu 2~ilinslalaui bat bic Rebrs
jabl Der Gtasebsrenea ant
ibrer seite.

slleber ,9ictoria. 9. g., ton,men fol-
atnbe Mo9ri@ten bon aqgemeinerem
SntereNe iiber bic 3uftdnbe i'm Snfelz
reid 9atpati:
Sn elmer llnterrebuns nit elmer IN
4pnoIulu unterri9teten peri0nli4teit
ertlGrte bie1elbe. bab Der @eia bes prGz
fibenten DOLE unb befen Cabinets
cine ber 6aupturfaden bes in 9onolu=
lu berri9enben llnfrieben lei. Dole
giebt, obglei4 Ct $4,000 erbdlt, ni4t
mebr als $1,000 aus, mdhrenb unter
Der Monar4is bic RDnigin unb TIRE
Greunbe bel mebr @elb unter bic 2euz
te bra@ten.
,Gs bat eine unrihtiee Daritenune
Der Stenung Qiliuotalani's Denen gez
geniiber itattgefunben, nel4e bic @eboz
luton in's Geben riefen. sic bat bic
R1pfe ber1elben ni9t perlanst. Der
ameritanif9e @eiarrbte @i0is. ptl@er
ber p%rppiforifden Resterung freunb>
li4 geiinnt mar. befu@te bic RDnisin,
unb als fi4 bic l1nterrebung aur Mn,=
neftie Der Mebellen nanbte, i'm Sale lie,
bic RDnigin, tpieber einsefebt perben
tpiirbe, faste fie, bab fie 3eit baben
miiKe, lrl ii@ NIT ibren Ratbeebern
gu beratben, unb bab bieie unb bas
@efeB barber gu beftimmen bdtten.
Dies tpurbe 10 sebeutet, als Of iie bas
Qeben berfelben gefprbert Bate"
,Darauf begab fi4 MiQis gu Dole
unb perlangte, bab bic Resieruns Der
RDnigin iibertrasen tperbe. Ginise bon
ben Mdnnern, tpel&e iebt in Mmt unb
Wiirben iinb, itanben i'm Dtenfte Der
RDniqin, unb tperben, in Mnbetra9t
bes ibnen in Musiidt ftebenben @elbes,
gu ibr iibergeben; Mnbere, pel@e bur@
einen Regierun9spe&iel ni4ts getpinz
net, t1nnen, tperben CUR jebtgen Regiez
ruua balten. Die Mebrbeit ber Gin
eeborenen ftebt auf Settle Der R0niein,
unb 1T etferfii&tis auf frembe Gin
mif@uns."
.@esen bic M%nslieberuns an bic
Ser. @taaten berri@t ftarte Mbneiz
guns, unb btefelbe pirb felbft ni@t BON
allen Mitgliebern bes ameritantf4en
0ereins befiirportet."
r@elb 1T tnapp, ba bic 3uderinbu>
buftrie bur4 bic McRtnleD 8in betnaz
be berni9tet 1T. unb bic @ilion Bin
nur benz 3udepfpnbttate gum Na@tbeiz
r. 49, $3.50 n..X>~A6~-> -.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-01-03
ehSlt6s ,,attterlt@tett."

DerGboracter unierer SiiblGaber
qibt gu ratben auf. Sic riibmen fa@
oara befpnberliber @ttterli4tett, urb
nabeau tGgli9 &perben b6&t unrttterlt<
de Sbaten aug benz Suben gemelbet.
l1nb bas Mertnirbige 1T, bob geraoe
biefe 6anblungen, bic iibera1 fonft in
atpilifirten 2Grrbern als feige ber<
Sammt tperben piirben, in ben Glib
{tqoten als Betpeis der Ritterlt4tett
ber Betpobner ange5ogen tperbe,1.
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Marftbcrthte
@NtcdQ"

1NtcdQD
Wtntertpei3er $685.; Roggen so
81; @erfte 54-55; 3afer % 81;
Corn 45 AZ; Mebl, patent, per SAT-
3.O0-3.5O; Rleie 1900; Rleefamen
9.OO-925; 9imotbpiamen 800
$50; Gla4s LAB; 9eu 4.50- 11.00;
Butter, Creamery 1873; Butter,
Dairb, 16 10; @tiere 2.80-6.00;
Rube 125- 300; @toders 3.25-
1855; Shpeine 4.1O-4.6O; S4afe
1.50- 1856; 2dmmer 2.004.OO;
6ibner, gei&la@tet. 81; Eurtep Z
g; Gnten 8 8; @Gnie 70; 3mie>
belr per GaB 1.25-13 IS; Grbfen IS
80; Mepfel per SAB $50 2.75;
RartoFeln 4433 48; Bobnen 1.25-
1.50; Gier 10; 9onis 8 IA; 9onis,
ausgelaNen So; 9alg 4; Mbistep
1.23; Rdfe, Creamery 80; Rdfe,
@4pei3er 30.
Tstnneapolte s 81. Yaal.
Mei5en $780,; Moesen A As;
@erfe AZ; Safer 30; Corn 81; Gla@s
LAO; rNatent" >Mebl per 100 h. 1.75;
Rleie $50 9.75; Milbes 9eu 100
800; Butter, Creamery 18 "a; Butt
ter. Dairp 10 -21; @ter 49,.
81. xouts. ..'..r 49,.
Stiere 300 $40; Getbers 2.40-
335; Ribe 1.7O-2.35; @4peins
4.10@.45; Met3en So; Corn IL
As; 3afer 80; @erite 57-58; @ier
14-15.
k&antaS Gin.
Wei3en 51-53; Corn 40-42; 3az
fer 31-33; Butter 13-21; Gier II
-18; @tiere 2.25-5.50; Ruhe 1.3O
-3.25; Stoders unb Geebers 1.8O-
3.55; S@tpeine 4.O0-4.25.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-01-03
OI,ta mipn hrrim{pf ma 81

= Mus Mier beri9tet bas .Wie<
r,er 8agblatt": Die erfte Sagb i'm
@rob=Mie @emeinbesebiet bat Dor
Rupoem auf ber Simmtrtnger Qeibe
ftattgefunben. Wobl an 3peibunbe-t7
S4iibe1 nobmen an ber @emeinbez
jagb tbeil. Das Sagbrtiultat mar
folgenbes: Mbgegebene S4ufe 1000,
sef@offene 9aien 20, tobte 9unbe 2,
Elm f9perpertpunbeter Sagbleiter, a.
gef4oFene 9reiber 2. Maibmanr
he'll!
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-01-03
Gin Mieienlaqer bon @ifener;

- Gin Rieienlager bon Giienera
1T tir3li@ in Der Ndbe ber @tabt
Molst, bel @amara, &ublanb, entz
bedt tporben. @tgentpdrtig tpurbs
Bel ber Station RrasnpzSar an ber
3ambon<R ampf4inf@en 2tnie pteber
Elm @iienlager entbedt, pelhes na4
@4dBung bon Sa9beritdnbigen mebr
ais 100, Pfunb @ifen entbdlt.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-01-03

SSVNSs U0SsSSSSo SeW $susSSsSs ksSVsSst s~Ssst
unqlei9 Der bibltfden Qeimiu4una
bas .MuSlGnbertbum" ni4t bis in bas
brittle cher pierte @litb retde, benn
tpeu1 bas Der GaQ tpdre. tonne marl
f@ier an Der MiHion perapeifeln, eis
men Mmeritaner 3u fnben. flr ben
unb feline Na9tomrne1 bic betlt9e Vors
jebuns bic ,peitli@e QemNpbdre fpeeieq
fiir ale Soften sef@aden babe. Mis
bic @a@ea aber iett ftdnben. feien 9us
genb, Mdbieteit unb Re&tli@teit i'm
aneinisen 9eiibe D~erienisen, ipel4e
bic .@renae Der @efabr ubrri4ritten"
unb in benz sliidlihen @efible idtpelz
gen t0nnen, bab TIRE WGttr tpeife ges
mug tuaren, in biefem 2anot als Gins
9iitten 3u bauen.
Na4bem in bieier Meife benz jung
arneritanifden Clement. bas leiber febr
oft auf bic einsetpanberten @ltern nit
@erinsf4dbune. ia oFener 0era4tuns
berabbtidt, berbe n1oralif4e 0brfeteen
aporben, tpirb bic Satpre fol-
serbermaben, fortsefebt: rSonberbare
leute iinb bic rMusldnber", benn lie
slauben ni4t baran. bab Elm Sitel se>
niisenb 1T, UNI ben @baratter gu iibtr>
feben; ia lie aieben fosar ben @barafz
ter Dor unb 9Iauben, baB ihre Sohter
fir ettpas 8eFeres beitimunt iino. a(s
runbe Summen ameritant14en 9tlbes
fir cine @rafentrone einautaui4en.
@enn bieie rMuslGnber" ibr 3eimatbz
Lamb pieber be1u@en, brdnsen lie uni e
re Nertreter i'm Muslanbe ni4t, Bel
9ofe ~poreefteut gu perben. mas jeoenz
fans mangelnben patriotismus bebeuz
tet. Dieft rGremblinee slauben audi,
bab Gtraben rein sebalttn tperben
miiKen, urb m09teu besbalb europdiz
f@e Metboben Der Muntctpalbertpal<
tungen auf unfere freie ameritanii4s
Grbe ubertragen; lie bulbigen ebenfals
Der Mnii4t, bic perion, tpel4e Bette
9ungsgelber aussebe, lei 10 i4ulots
tpie biejenise. bic lie empfanse. sSn III
rem 9eimatblanbe tannten lie niat bic
Notbipenbigteit, ben rpantata" gu fez
ZEN, unb piele ber1elben tbur bas biet
aud ni9t, iosar na4 Sabre langem
M%ufentbalte. sic nebmen Bel ibren
MusHiigen Grauer, unb Rinber nit ii4
unb glauben, baB man aud in Der
freien Natur feinem @otte bienen TOM
ne. Sic o[auben an Elm @tfeB, unter
tpel9em MIle glei9 finb, lie bulbisen
benz 9aaarbipiel felten unb - @@rez
den uber S4reden - lie trinten, obne
ii9 3u betrinten. Der .Musldnber" 1T
Der Mnii9t, bab Der Gbebunb beilig 1T,
unb min feline YplDgamie, uu4 ni6t
unter gitiger Grlaubnib Der S@eiz
bunssseri@te, beseben; aud 1T CT 10
barbarif9 unb notwithstanding, bab
ct cine erobe Gamilie als einen @esen
betra@tet. Rur3lm, Der rGrtmblin9"
pabt ni@t gu Der ameritantf@en Mnz
f@auungstpeiie. Mus bieiem @runbs
tann ii@ bas 2anb Slid miinf@en,
bab bieit rubeit0renben Glemerte aufz
b0ren, ben Ocean gu treu3en, unb
0iele 3uriidtebren, nm rMmerita
ben Mmeritanern 81 lberlaFen. Mer
tptrb banr ber Siinbenbod fetn99"
Das finb bittere Mabrbeiten, nit
beneu bic rgbieago 9imes" ben Natiz
bitten a%ufmartet. Wini@tnstpertb
tpdre es. bub au@ an anbertn Orten
ben perbobrten Rnotpnotbings Elm
Sptegel borgebalten tpiirbt, in benz lie
bas Bib zines re4ten" Mmeritaners
in feiner ean3en Wioertpdrtisteit erz
bliden t0nnten.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-01-03
BON ben Neteranen aus ben Be-

= W0n ben Weterdtler aus ben Bez
freiunsstriegen 1913 - fino ieBt
nod 20 am Qeben, bon benen 3tpet Elm
Otter BON 1O3 Sabren. elmer bon 102
Sabre.1, elmer bon 101 Sabren, iieben
bon 100 Sabren, 3ebn bon 80 Sabren,
bret bon SO Sabren, 3tpei bon 81 Sab
rem baben, mGbrenb bas glitter BON
Dreier1 urbetannt 1T. Sic beiben Melz
teiten (1791 geboren) iinb: Sobann
9Dft in Meubof in pommern uno
Trana Marrbta in S@partotpta, au@
in pommern. .....
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-01-03

- sSn benz betannten pro5ei1e 'tpe>
gel, zines Ralbes i'm Mertb bon So,
ipelder ieit benz Sabre 1878 3pH4en
8iirgera1 bon Sones Counts,
Soma, anbdngtg 1T, liegt pieber etn=
NAL cine geri9tlide Gnti@eioung BOZ.
Die Soften beS pro5eHes betragen Bis
iebt $2,886.84.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-01-03
Sic. tpeltbefannte Qpptfenftation

= Die m~eltbetdn1te EDDt1en1tdtt0n
v8D59" auf ber l1nterelbe ion aus
3pedmGbigteitssriinben mad Der
Miirbung bes Norb>O ffeecanals BEL
8runsbiittel berlegt tperben. Sc tperz
ben bort @inri@tun9en fit mebr als
100 2ootfen gttroHen.
Wermtf4tes
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-01-03

Mit @era&tune blidt ber 8ebuine,
Der fein 2amm ober fein 3idelden mie
Dor SUPERINTENDENT {9dbt unb, nit
Datteln unb Geisen gefiiut, mitiammt
5einem Jene nie cine Satanic in ber
Sdale fiber %gliibenben &oblen r0itet,
auf bic @@mar3en als rMausfrefer"
berab.- Dagegen bilbet Der 9unb, bas
dlteite 9austbier, bas bic Menj4en
3uerit seoii@tet, gemGftet unb gegefen
baben, BEL ben Milbsn Norbamrita's
unb Bel pielen afritani14en @tdmmen
nod beute einen ipirtli4en Mutionalz
braten, ber erit neuli4 tpieber Bel benz
@pnnenpenbtan5 BET Sbi4ibtpG< SSn<
bianer i'm RatnD Gate : Diftritt gu
@bren getommel1 1T. Das beibt, Der
6unb tpurbe tpieberum ni4t gebra<
ten, fpnbern in einem groben Renel
nit Reis, 9eibelbeeren unb preiBelz
beeren seto@t unb bic Tleif@bribe
nit 20Heln gegefen, gang 10 tpte
anbertpdrts bas pfero unb bas Wtlbz
f@pein in einem &eKel gefotten
tparb. Ser &eFel, ber in Der 9eren=
tii4e iiber benz Teuer am Re7elbaten
bGnet, lit ber ate Pferbe1eii@teNel,
UNI ben ii@ bic @ermanen %beriammel>
ten. Sollten bic Snbianer einmal
CUR &ultur selangen unb einen 9erenz
feilel baben, 10 tpirbe es ber 9unbez
1ei19teKel iein, Der bei benz @onnen=
spenbtana auf benz 9usel i'm RatnD
2ats<Di itritt itanb.
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pie trsa,sxfAe els,te

Na@ benz Glotknbousbalt Der frans
aSff4sn Mepublid fir bas Sobr 1894
follten i'm Sanger 81 S4iHs ferttg'
aefteIt perben, unb atpar Elm panoers
f@lantf@iF. - Rreuoer Der einaelnen
GlaKen, So 1orpeboboote perf9iebener
Mrt unb elm l%lnterfeeboot. Da baS
Gtatsjabr gu Gnbe sebt. 10 ldbt f&
bereits iebt i~berfeben. uie Is NIT benz
3utpa@s beitent 1T, ben bic fran3Dit.
f4t Glotte in bieiem Sabre erbaltsn
bat. Das Nanaeri@iF r8rennus" be,
enbet bemnGdJit feline prub:fabrttn.
tuirb aber Dor Sanuar bes rdd1ttet1
Sabres taum aur Ginitenung gelans
! gen; bon ben Is Rreuaern iiub 3 ferttg
unb in Dienit seftelt, 2 nerben benz
nGdft %absenommen unb banr i'm Sa<
nllar eingeite1t, 5 perben jebt erprobt
unb 3 liegen auf Der Merft. tperben
aber nod in bieiem Sabre f@tperli4
gu MaFer tommen. Bon ben 10 9o4<
ieesS orpebobopten finb 4 abgenommelt
unb ausgeriiite 3 tperben erprobt unb
3 bleiben i'm @iiditanb; bon ben %
9prpebobooten 1. gLaTe inb 2 abs
genommen, 3 Big 4 baden tire pro>
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-07-25

THE Senate did good work
in its prompt disposition OF
the petition of the liquor dealers.
The liquor merchants under
existing laws have a right to
proper recognition, but they can
hardly expect to be singled out and
their losses practically refunded,
when the whole business commun-
ity suffered a proportional loss
from the same causes. Once the
request was granted, there is no
telling where the petitions would
end. There is hardly a business
house in the town that could not
reckon a good sized deficit in con-
sequence of the January difficulties.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-07-25

THE Topeka Daily Capitol says {:
at is said that a man who won't
buy a paper because he can borrow
one has invented q machine by
which he can cook his dinner by
the smoke from his neighbours
chimney. This same fellow sits in
the back pew IN church to save in
terest on contributions, and is al
ways borrowing q ride to town to
save the wear and tear on his own
horsefesh. Yes, you know him.
He's a first cousin to the man who
never winds up his watch for fear
of breaking the spring. He IN
doubtedly was near relative of
the man who went into the back
yard during the recent cold snap,
soaked his head in water, let it
freeze, and then broke it off in
order to cheat the barber out of a
hair cut" Hard times seem to be
striking close to the pocket-books
of the Kansas newspapermen.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-07-25

sudden increase is greater than le-
gitimate business demands, the
active mercantile houses and the
larger steamship lines are prepar-
ing to make business for the ships
by throwing them into competition
with the foreign lines and at home
and abroad. This means not only
better service, but also a big re-
duction in freights. japan has
money enough to grant subsidies
and establish a protective policy
that will aid it's domestic capital in
waging a commercial war against
the American and English holders
of it's maratime trade.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-07-25

A MEMBER of the Legislature
wants TO know about the Lehua
and we have no doubt that he will
be thoroughly enlightened and
satisfied as to the expenditure in
CURED in chartering the steamer.
The Lehua commission was the
child of an executive session of the
late Legislative function of the Gov
eminent and while by legislative
leakage, the public has become
sufficiently conversant with the
facts that led up to the new de-
parture to sanction the expense, q
vast amount of quibbling and ad-
verse comment might have been
saved by free and open discussion
in the first place.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-07-25

A CORRESPONDENT of Kohala
makes a strong plea against the
attempts of some members of the
community to use political weapons
to vent personal spite growing out
of domestic differences. The Ko-
hala correspondents position is
well taken. 1t is the duty of every
supporter of the Government to
keep peace in the family so far as
politics are concerned. There are
complications enough already with
out bringing in gossip of the tea
cups to create dissension and re-
tard the hearty cooperation of
every class and nationality.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-07-25
JAPAN SHIPPING TO THE FORE.

Now that Japan has established
its partial supremacy in the Orien-
tai seas by force of arms, it is be-
ginning to cast about TO gain the
commercial supremacy on the high
seas, which the aggressive party of
the nation maintains must be
gained at any cost. The cancella-
ton of the commissions of the
numerous vessels used as trans
ports, in fact throws these vessels
on the country in such a way that
it is practically obliged to look for
ward with considerable seriousness
to the proper disposal of the ships
that they may not become a drug
on the Japanese market to say the
least.
About 1870, Japan had only six
teen ships of foreign style, of which
thirty-five were steamers. The
number increased gradually until
the Kagoshima rebellion of 1877,
when it was found necessary to
make further addition to the num-
Der of 373. Again in 1885 the
number was augmented by an order
Of the government, restricting the
construction of old fashioned
junks. The demandfor trans
ports occasioned by the recent
war has brought up the total
number of foreign built vessels at
the present time to 1926, of which
1852 are steamers, representing a
total tonnage of 337 800, an increase
Of nearly one thousand vessels
and over seven hundred steamers
in twenty-five years. With a few
exceptions, these ships were our
chased in foreign countries and the
last increase has cost the govern
ment about $5,000,00O.
Notwithstanding the large ex-
penditure, this Great Britain of the
East finds that over So per cent. of
its shipping is carried On by for
eigners, and in foreign bottoms. 1t |
has earned the name of being a
good market for old vessels and at |
the present time has little or moth
ing to show for the money put out
for the development of its ocean
carrying trade. While it is claimed
by many that the recent large and