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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-12-30

An elegant stock of Xmas goods ust received at SMITH < RoBINsoN's.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-12-30
HEAP
 <OLUI1N.  Advertise Your Wants.

FOR sALE-A one-horse wagon and cart good condition, Cheap
 ,oo.,a A. KAUFMAN, iSsfao At Dreyfus
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-12-30
PLATE GLASS vs. TURKEY.

Though Quarter of an Inch Thick, It
 Gave Why.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-12-30

New present VII
  the lowest codefed
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-12-30

save lots of money by buying now. Don't delay
 line of Overcoats now 10; our SIP Storm Coat, the knife pretty freely. An elegant business suit, and Childrens, marked down. We are now receN to sell every article in this department. We are s
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iLAGtAS nitro
geao pDeo. 2,,tass rnrs
Designaci6n Haccae per 100 par lCD,
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DE5P EDIDA

AuaQue. peril la bienh ecaora calma,
aunque no liore 81 tionpo que perdi,
aunQue estes on el fondo do ini alma,
ha muefto para mi.
Aunque do mi tn gen no destierro
s of1ando en- 81 pasa1o frenesf,
aunqua contigo 81 corazon no entierro,
has muarto para mi
Aunque mueva de nuovo el torbellino
todas las fl res que a los vientos d1,
aunquo votviara s h slltrt, en- mi camino
has 1nu5rto para al.
Aunque brote Ia saugre de mi herida,
aunqua no pueda reepirar sin ii,
auoquo suenen tus pasos en- Ia vida.
has muert3 para mi.
: Rumbos distiotos, diferentes puertos,
cerca Iejos do tt,
8 clio Gu ando los dos est smos muertos,
s# iii 7lv4ras para mill!
AutonGo r, GTGlIO.
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B1nhzorzoA DE ''LA OonanspouDurcnA"
adversario, oontiDu6 sonriendo , le oblig6 to

adversario, continue sonriendo le oblig6 to-
mar asiento
Sin dnda media una raz6n muy podercsa
-empezo-para que Sc haya deoidido usted
We If d visitarme estas horss.
En- efecto, muy poderosa-se contento
con deoit Raul entire dientee.
-Y-afladi6 F@lker-rre felioito de Ia 6i-
chcsa casualidad que me hs permitido eetar es
to noche en- casa para reoibirle. Dfg,r usted
10 que le oourre, sc 10 ruego
Vera ustei-dijo Raul en- tono bveve, pc
70 tranquilo;-un inocenta ha sido vfctima de
M error judicial. Deeper de de ueted, segun pa
rece, QUO sc revise Ell prooeso de ese desgracia-
do. Verge pregul tarle 81 SO prests listed
oosdyuvar esa buena accitn.
-xYo?
@ ST, uated; yscaao tendra s1gun inoonve-
niente?
-Antes de contestar, debo corocer ell
nombre de ese desgraoiado de quien usted me
habla.
Sc lama Logger
= Isc gieri-repiti6 FpIker con vcz som
brfa;-uoe es impossible. hacer nada en- sn obse-
quio. Pero, parece que tiene ue ed IN interea
muy vivo en- este aennto.
I'm inter9 tanto mayor, ousnto que esa
famila cata punto dc ser Il mia, pues pienao
oaAerme con ID aenoiita Elena:
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A pesar de 10 avanzado de ia nocbe, Raul
ao hzo conducir embellishments al hotel do
Fs)1er.
Este, sorpreu7 dido por su vista, did ,orden
para cue lie introdujeran inmediatamente.
-Tendra tambien necesidad de ml-pensa"
ba 81 miserable con una esperanza diebchos.
al presentarse el nas joven de 11s S2Ti-
gr an, Sc levept y componiendo su fsonom1a
dc la MAJ era mis- ngrad.ble que pudo, did dos
past4 haci 81 ofeoi6ndole la mano
Raul, f1gi6 no d~rse cuenta de este movi-
,nierss.1 Sc limito saludar igeramente; SO ha'
bss pr puest1 moderarse no acudir la vio-
lenoia .D<s que en- dltlmo extreme
* ,aramba!- d,jo Faiker- vieDe como
erom. 90 M " bien, estoy dispuesto ia lucha.
Tanto mas hahil pa1a 81 disimplo que So
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AuRRARla de Torraa. IRoldan : Jas

$lABARl0 de Torres Roldan. : Une
gu buena Impression, la claridal : senclez ell
metodo cgadades eseIaciales que lo han he hecho STEM
Sc yende en- esta Capital de los sef1ores P.
NOEL c. L. Solo Sen c. en- Ponce casa dc don
Manuel Lopez en- el resto de Ia Isla en- todos los
sstablecimentos de importancia.
LUIS SANCHEZ pAzouEz, agente
de t. PGstdo ) UosIIp h.4, .le Nueva- York
de varias fabti do Ia n,issna ciudal
nj como de The Americdn end coloRt4I
Egport CompGny Is Londres y d. j. Ill y
., Moss de Manchester ofrace ans srgi
clos sus nu usn5rosos relacjonados de esba
Capital y de la lsla.
El capitan encasotra 4 un apr, liz
mCsico, QUO SO hAbia escondiio Een una
acci6r. a s.-sasss1..-a
-5Qu6 bace ustsd ah:?
Nil capitan; esta es mi primer fun
oion de guerra.
-NBo essuna cohardfa. T."
Moss cobardia; es,... 81 orgasnc
Il estreLo.
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Yj68 Do L0aRo 80, t1>iag&s 10 Garcia
@ G h. $iqo nal5 al m y 8 o6oa{3a.
d1 ornaldad dc nponentes princpaes fq6 decle
III C tdcado cue aos1a las eHcelencias del VINO DE LO
GROO 10 poseen so6n de los que qulcran vero Los
nc0 agontes 8uscrben, Gobno de Lu fla Ccmpania
o ecoa por cuatocoas m00iooA La docena &c bote
IL. " .le S2-2K. P
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RARMl7 EspfIn-sirva para barai

Zar toda clase de maderas ell color que desee.
q oeGa @ nleu6a @ I'D no aespla9 ngun mug oioP
toda clase de muebes dura por muchos amos. 81
que use este barniz no usara nunca ningun otro Su
casa. Basta frotarlo con pedazo de a'g ,don ell
muebe que Sc desea barnizar Sc emplea ho
las biccletas cocheS Solcitese la marca de fabri
del We MS MlROIR DE NJ DREFIES, de Paris
para evitar las alsiticacones Los peddos deben ha
cerse don r. Alfonso Arecibo l5=4
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UNA OBkA. -Ss desea vender la
" His6,rla 40 la Revoiucion Espaflola, I"
cuyo autor es do:5 Viconts Blaeco lbnfiez.
Uonsta do tres tonlos d. grao volumen
un proicgo por don Francisco RI J Mar
gall. Informaran en esta ImprsDta.
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q. TInkuD.-JoYERlA Plaza DE AL
FoNsO XLGran surtL de 1oyas de plata hrantss
ptedrs fnas Modelos novedad inoompa
Eabe Lo mas belo lrnoroso dc la JOyera rancess-E
PECIADADES.-En Relojes de Gro, Plata, Ekel
Cronometros Caonografos Reetione Roscopf
Gafas de oro con stales hno de Roea Centres de mesa
Importsch6n drecta PFsStos sin competenoa.
p. LuGi1E ANI1HERPETICAD DEL Doc
MoErEs nejor medcameDto para herpes
Qutarss pica2on e momento De apicara- La Lection
esta prnmada QuiLa caspa eVando eada caheo
mace desaieueT los barro espnias de
"a Exito SECURE Immediate. Fidase boeas
DO la isla Al La Gu1Inety depoario
JULIAN SILVk,-SAN JUSTO 49,
Deposito de Maquinas de coser comQra, Venta aqui
ler Sc dan pazos siendO responsible IL n,sna
Maquna; hacen las composciones por ditivIes 4ue
sean, garantizandolas. Accessories agujas lie tUdas
classes para las mismas ademas compraD Eenden
muebes usados. (Pl
Un escrit~r limits b. tan servis lmente
lag cbras dc Z 'rriild, que, he biendo 6tte
caido enfsrnlo y tLf>ido una sapgria, dijo
al eL fern efo:
Que no 10 sepa.... Fulano; yues, ri
10 aabo per 10 menVs,s9 pone sango> jueIas.
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}Garar12aooa Ia coa1on de nuestros abonosL@ase el
aes"
ddos dc1airoe s.
"a
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@ ii A r AD A

Priman pr9naa, hombrs sin gracia;
dos dos, quian mata Ia sod;
cGarta cW4rtu, Pio txcolso;
tres tres la busna mujsr.
S5 puede lamar total,
inclusive un puntapi6.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1895, 1895-05-31
Boating.

There is beginning to be some
interest in boating circles, and
if the boys don't Ct "broke" on
the race track or killed at the ball
games the prospects are good for
"a decent boat race. The Leilani
has got a professional trainer and
the boys are doing some unusual
ly good work every morning. The
Healanis ore gong to have a little
race of their own next Saturday.
They have got two crews. One is
composed of the government
dudes and the other of the town
dudes. Both are crews of six and
the losers will pay for. dinner at
the Arlington. The town dudes
are supposed the winners. The
Healanis have got an ex-member
of the Pioneer Club of San Fran
cisco in it's crew and they feel
way on top,
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s. s. Monowai.

The II. M. s. s. Monowai, 2136
Tons, Capt. M. Carey, after an
absence OF seven months, arrived
in port at nine o'clock last night.
She left Sydney on the 18th inst at
s p. M. and arrived at Auckland
on the 18th at 10 pm, Left Auck-
land next day at $3.50 pm, and
arrived at Samoa on 22nd 10 pm.
made a stay Of six hours and
arrived as above. The Monowai
resumed her voyage for San
Francisco at midnight. The
steamer had three passengers
originally for this port, bu'
several more stayed over to see
he islands.
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A Great Benefit.

Miss A. M. Paris has recently
opened, for the benefit of the trav-
cling public and ailing ones, q
first class hotel at Kailua, Kona,
Hawaii, where one can obtain
anything desired in the way OF
good-living The bathing is ex-
C. lent, and the climate Of Kona
is o wei aud favorably known,
that it is unnecess ry t. say that
it las NJ equal in the Islands.
TIE terms are very M der tie.
The house has been apr, priately
n ned s a-Breeze on account Of
the ,ol breeze til It prevails at all
times.
A RECENT GUEST.
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elevation of the protruding annex.
and the squat walls and roof of
the baths are in repulsive contrast
with the lofty walls on their flank
and rear. The gymnasium floor
will be half a story below the
ground floor of the old building,
and reached by descent of q
stairway therefrom. There are
three broad windows between the
front room on the right of the en-
trance, looking in, and the gym
nasium. Beyond the hallway
leading to the gymnasium there is
q room extending the whole
breadth of the old building, which
will be the reading room. Intern.
ally the alterations in the old
building will, probably, provide
in comfort what the exterior Of
the whole pile will lack in beauty.
The gymnas UNI and improved
reading room will be a boon to the
rising generation, and doubtless a
valuab o counter attraction TO
places where youth should never
be found.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1895, 1895-05-31
SPORTS.
Race Track Notes.

The Mokuleia horses arrived
Tuesday They looked we'll but
they and the trainer are mum
like Colburn's oysters; there are
some prospects that they will get
toere all the same. The tr tiers
did some very neat work last
Tuesday morning. Fred Mac APP
peared with a bran new harness,
new "bike' and presumably
some of DR.. Politics. celebrated
horse medicine on the tail. He
surprised the spectators by doing
three mile heats in 2:35, 1888, and
2:303.
Billy Button looked like daisy
and wormed around in 1902, ESQ
and 2:45'
Creole laid off, but as a matter
of exercise logged mile in $780,.
Lord Brock Stretched his legs
and went around in ISL.
Well, it is unsafe to give horses
away and the sporting editor is
being growled at every morning
by the racing fraternity. He
can't even borrow Johnnie Hay
ward 1t must not be forgot
ten, though, that Sam Wilder's
saddle horse may be around
and "trot' She is a beautiful
little mare. Agnew sold her t.
Wilder and although she hasn't
so far got record she will soon
have it, especially if she is enter
ed in the ESQ class. She is the
d lighter of Eros and is only five
years old. A better bit of horse
flesh never came to these islands.
AS bullock following, lasso-
dispensing, ordinary kanaka sad
die horse, Mr.. Wilder may find
Alvina a failure. Before the
wheels of a light rolling bike she
will be a success.
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Y. MA, G. Building,

AS the extended portco of the
Y. M G. A. building Is up in the
rough, some idea can now be form
ed of the appearance of the pile
when completed. The porto s
Of the same style as the old one,
but it extends the whole breadth
of the old building. 1t has Corin-
THAN pillars and will to some ex-
tent, relieve the building of the
bastile likeness threatened by the
stiff lines of the gymnasium an
mex. The portico comes flush
with the front Of the annex, which
extends, say. eight feet beyond the
front wall of the old building.
1t is regarded by many observ-
ers as a mistake to have brought
the annex out from the front line
of the old building. Perhaps the
gymnasium required the extra
eight feet or so, but the break in
the line of the facade, together
with the absence of front en-
trance direct into the gymnasium
is considered anything but an ar.
chitectural success. The rear Of
the building is made positively
hideous with the prison-like, bare
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1895, 1895-05-31
Baseball.

The Stars will beat the Kams
next Saturday regardless of the
fight between the alumnis and the
school boys. Lionel Hart, the
handsome little Chinese CONSUL"
and pitcher, cannot appear, and
Harry Overend W Il throw the
ball. The little consul" has got
the grippe very bad, but he hopes
to have lungs enough to be around
as a spectator and yell "lovely
eyes" "well, we'll W ELL" every
time Duke" makes o base
slide. Sam Woods says he is all
right, but he looks as if he had
fourteen ribs broken at the last
game
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READ THIS.
For Lease or Rent.

Those desirable Premises al
present occupied by MRS. 2.
Rooney, situate at Wilder Ave
nue.. A fine residence consisting
Of Paflor, Three Bedrooms, Dining
Room, Bath Room, Store Room
Kitchen and Pantry,
Servants house, Stable and Car.
riage house.
Large spacious grounds planted
with fruit and ornamental trees.
Fruit trees now bearing fruit.
Lime and Lemon Trees, Alligator
Pear Trees, etc.
Also, a fine large Pasturage.
For particulars, apply to
MIR. f. j. TURNER,
my27 If at Lewis & Co.
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Every description Of work in the
above lines performed in first
class manner, and executed at
short notice.
We always Keep a STOCK OF
; WHEELS OF every description on
hand IN first class season.
Estimates given on specifica-
lions for work in all our lines OF
business. r
All orders from the other Islands
will meet with prompt attention,
Telephone 4e2. P.o. Box 1921
my27 If
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California & Hawaiian Fruit. d.
Produce Company, opposite II.
r.. Depot, King Street. Every
description Of groceries and
dried fruits; and by every steamer
from San Francisco and Van
couver, Ice House fruits, fresh
Salmon, and Oysters.
Telephone 755. p. O. Box 4.
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Observations.

Dear reader, in the widest
flights of your imagination did
you ever dream that Mr.. San
ford Ballard Dole, President
of the so-called Republic of
Hawaii, would condescend to
send an embassy to the court Of
the Honorable T. B. Murray,
to plead for an extension of his
tenure of the Presidential Of
fee. This is what he did on
Wednesday night, Just this and
nothing less. Imagine the
scene, if you can, with the aids
which we can contribute. Look
upon Boss Murray in the seat
of honor, in the hall of the
American League, surrounded
by his faithful henchmen of
the league, and entering the
door the most puissant Minis
ter Of Foreign Relations, His
Liliputian Excellency the At
torney General, Special Plead
err Thurston, and last but not
least, Jester Armstrong. After
bowling after the most approx
ed Japanese style. Listen to
the pleading Of the ex-Minister
to Washington, begging for an
extension of time in which to
meet annexation promises given
at sixty days, over twenty
eight months since. The deci-
sion of the Boss was reserved.
We wait patiently for it in the
belief that the depths of hum
iliation, have not yet been
reached.
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Band Concert.

Professor Berger will conduct
his band tonight at the Hawaiian
Hstel. The following programme
will he rendered and between
moonlight, electric light and the
big drum; the Paradise OF til
Pacigc will be seen at its best:
PART I.
Overture. Festival. -. .Lortzing
Gavotte. AAlexina -. Ascher
Cornet Solo. Fest Love. .Neuman
Selection .Maritbana. :. Il. Wallace
PART II.
Medley. Plantation Song. :.
....................C onsterno
(Kupaloke
Two Hawaiian Airs
Lei Aloha
Waltz -. Paradise of Pacific :.
March. Hawaiian Hotel. Berger
Hawaii Ponoi.
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For Sale

One Double Seat Family Carriage
Harness and Horse, very gentle,
Enquire of
Mrs. P. M. ROONEY,
Wilder avenue near Piikoi street
or Mr.. TURNER
my23 2w at Lewis d. 20,
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LOCAL BUEVlTlES.


that sews.
The government offices closed
at IL noon yesterday.
The Anchor Saloon is the only
place in town where you can get
book beer.
The ladies' say that Major Pot
ter is the handsomest officer in
the army.
Weather clear, wind fresh north,
was the 10 p. m, report from
Diamond Head.
Commissioners Marsden receiv-
ed five cases of plants from Sgd
ney by the Monowai.
Today at 10 o'clock the great
habeas corpus case will be opened
before the Supreme Court.
B. B. Bendall, the courteous
purser of the Monowai, has our
thanks for report of passage,
Colonial and Samoa papers, etc.
If you are tired of the hot and dusty town,
| there is no better place for rest and recuper-
alton than at Ilaniwai Baths. Smooth bath
ing beach and fine surf Waikiki cars pass
the door
Mr.. Dryden is still the royal
mail agent on the Monowai. 1t is
pleasure to see his pleasant
face again.
Oyer, Oyer, Oyer Don't you
know that L, j. Levey is going to
sell big lot of dry goods at the
store of M. S. Levy on Saturday
evening.
A large invoice of NEW GOODS arrived
on the Australia for N s Sachs.
For Stylish Millinery, fine Laces and En-
broideries and pretty Wash Materials go to
| N. s. Sachs, $50 Fort street,
There will be French dinner
at the Hawaiian Hotel on Satur'
day evening, with mnsic by the
Quintette Club and following
dance in the lanai.
r. ]. Kruger, practical wstGhmRker, Cor
uer of Fort and Merchant streets. Repairing
watches speciality. The celebrated Wiener
Regulators, Just the thing for an appropri-
ate present TO your friends.
The Christian Church, OF WHICH
Mr.. Garvin is pastor, Will build a
house of worship on the lot now
occupied as lodging house by
Mrs. Mclean on Alakea street.
There was lots of work done al
Bishops bank yesterday evening
The clerks figured, fooled and
foamed. Tomorrow it will be
Damon's. bank, although it is
understood that the name OF the
firm will remain intact.
900" Is the number most frequently
called over the telephone wires. 1t rings up
the UNITED CARRIAGE CoMPASy's stand,
where Superior Hacks with safe and
courteous drivers, are always to be found
A complete livery outfit, including buggies
and waggonettes. furnished at the shortest
notice
j. T. Arundel, the guano mer-
chant, who sold the steamer Elk
plorer to the Hawaiian Govern
ment in 1886, is a through passen
ger by the Monowai. The Elk
plorers name was changed tt
Kaimiloa.
Hon. Audley Coote, member o
the Legislative Council of Tasma'
mia, arrived by the Monowai. HI
is well-known as a promoter o
the Pacific cable, and a sub
sidy to him and his associates wa
granted for such work by tn
Hawaiian Legislature in 1886.
Potatoes, onions mulIet an
beehives from New Zealand wer
among the merchandise landed b
the Monowai. Twenty cases c
lines and case of curios cam
from Samoa, and general mer
chandise, tea, whisky and ale from
Sydney
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Notice.

II AWAIIAN COUNCIL No. $50 AMER
u lean Legion of Honor, meets this even
ing, at 1880 O'clock, at Harmony Hall, King
street. j. EcKHARDT, p. y.
Secretary.
my Silt.
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The SINGER Received

50 First Awards for SEWING Ma
CHIMES and EMBROIDERY Work
at the Worlds Fair, Chicago, Ill. ,
being the largest number of award,
obtained by any Exhibitor. and
more than double the number
given to all other Sewing Ma
chimes
B. BERaERsoN.
my31 If Bethel st., Honolulu.
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A New Abstract Office

AS result of L. years experience
in the Abstract Business, lam
prepared to make Abstracts of
Title in most thorough, accur-
ate, and complete manner and on
short notice.
+. w MAKINNEY.
In w. o. Smiths Office, 3lS
Fort Street. mY13.
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Specializing upon the causes
for the failure of the conspira-
tors of January 18th, 1898, in
their efforts to establish a pop
ular independent government,
for nobody believes now that
they were honest in their cry
for annexation, a gentleman
advances the idea that it might
reasonably be ascribed to the
fact that there were too many
lawyers, or what pass for
lawyers here, in the govern
ment and councils. We read
the other day in a United
States paper that: "The fifty
third Congress Excluding vac
ancies) consists of44l members
in both houses, s. Senators
and $50 Representatives.
There are So lawyers in the
Senate, about 68 per cent of
the whole number, and 229
lawyers in the House, nearly
GA per cent. Add to these the
Chief Executive and the Vice
resident, and seven out OF
eight members Of the Cabinet.
and we have .296 lawyers out
of a total of $50 members OF
the legislative, administrative
and executive departments Of
the National Government,
nearly &C per cent, which is Ii
per cent more than the major
ity." 1t goes without saying
that the 53rd Congress failed
in securing popular support
and deserved to, from our point
of view. because they refused
to support the President anc
! his advisers in their righteous
purpose concerning these isl
ands. The failure of the in
come tax law to stand the ties
Of constitutionality is a rebuk'
, to the large legal element il
both Houses. We also rea'
that in "the composition of tn
British House of Commons w
find only % Attorneys an'
Solicitors out of GAO members
80 per cent as compared wit
Ga per cent in our unite
6 States) lower House. Out {
!, II members of the BIRTHS
Cabinet there is but one lawye
= Right or wrong, the masses
d England do not favor tn
: special pleader' as a champio
d of their claims, and they pra'
:, tically exclude him from III
q House of Commons"
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1895, 1895-05-31

If you want the highest grade
Family "Flour on the Market ask
for Patent Excellent" Manu-
featured by Novelty Milling Com
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THE FAULTS OF MAN.

The Self'hness of the Brute Il Most
Distssteful to Woman.
Recently the New York World invited
expressions of opinion from women as to
the faults of the other sex. Ii propounded
the query, "What shortcoming IN man is
most distasteful to woman, and why -
Eight hundred and thirty-seven replies
were received, from which these sum-
mares are made:
Out of these hundreds OF women but
two ohjected to a mans being wicked"
Only IA had any marked objection to
"unfaithfulness" or ''inconstancy," while
"A consider n lack of good manners as tho
most uncomfortable defect in a man.
One woman considers "shyncss" tho
objectionable sin. Another can appar-
emily stand all known vices, but cannot
endure an unknown one she calls "ine.-
fectualness.'
One woman seriously dslikes n want of
humor in a man. which is rather surpris-
ing.
Altogether the World has unearthed
about 80 shortcomings in the unhappy sex,
each one of which is the worst possible IN
the eyes of one or more fair ones.
This little table will give a clear idea of
how the women voted: