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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1897-06-24
cASTo7IA
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
GALE OF \ VALUABLE TRACT
OF LAND.

On Monday. July 10Th, 1897, at the
court house door in HiIlsboro, the I'M
delsioned will sell to the highest bidder
at public auction. Il tract OF land in &C.
dar Grove township. Orange county,
adjoining the lands Of John w. Jordan
on the north the lands OF \. NJ. Jordan
and others on the east. the lands of
Thomas VI. Jordan on the south and
the lands Of Alex. Oakley and the
heir Of VIM. Parker on the west. aud
known a the Wrn. II. Jordan home
place, continuing Two Hundred and
Sixty Acres. more or less. This land
Will be old subject to the life estate OF
Mrs. Mary +. Jordan therein.
sale i made by virtue ~t Il decree oi
the superior Court of Orange county in
4 Special Proceeding entitled Jennie
.Joida4 NcDale n E~Xecutriy of VIM.
IL. Jordan against john ". Jordan.
Jefferson u. Jordan aud othcr>, hei.>-
at-iaw ami devi~ees under the Will Of
the late VIM. II. Jordan. tor purpose
I OF making assets to pay debts OF said
estate.
Terms Of sale One-third cash. one
third in 6 months and one-thivd III l.
months.
This 18th hay Of June. 1897.
JENNIE JORDAN McDADE.
ExecutriX 81 William IL. jordan, de-
ceased.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1897-06-24

SHERIFF. REQUIRED TO RE
PORT DELI\QIENTS
TO JUDGE.

Delinquent Tax Payers viii! pleas
read As below. Sections 81 and % III
the Revenue Law. ratified tn" 81,
day OF March, 1897 and avoid the
costs aud penalty imposed therein.
by paying their taxes without inr
Their delay.
Sec. > That il shatl be and i, here
b. made the duty 81 the sheriff III rsrt.
county III the State Ia max. Ijii-c5t
inquiry and report to the Judge ~
each term of tt4c Criminal Court held
IN the county following tiie time when
the license tax aud taxes provided for
in schedules \. Il ami & "f his aet
should have been paid ~ - whether -
uot sucn license taxes atiti other taxi
have been lntit by all persons 81 corpo-
r|ation> Liable ipt thu >iine. .ul + mt>e
oat a li~t of Al! de!iugaeu'-. IN i
shall lie rpas3e the ,liitv ot tie u - =,
submit the list oI tn ieita48"nt- - tlf
Solicitor Io the cttI that such aeslt :
Guent- nty BIZ prosecuted .or @Q@h de.
tAleitlon ia tie n.taueF PROVIDED ia ti'-
next -retl n ~ fai~ at.
See. -. IAat ~ueh persons - cot-o-
r%ation- who 4re lltfic - laF IA il
ccn~e tax or taxr> provided to- ia
! -cLr1s!le~ y. 3 4ul G 81 Thu act and
] tie uaehli cry at, ael -haii IA! 10 Sse}
the -arDc a. provl.e.i bF IA" IA ali ~
-ullts of = mi~i-n. 4gor aa peinl.sse"I
py a fine not exceeding ise hundred
,~l3il.lr- y .mpri~ou- J 49, exceeding :
months.
Schedules \ + and { cover al
;a1.s levied Don't MAKE the nj
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1897-06-24
lIeauy fOr. HnHineHx.

We have jus, finished = large and
commodions Warehouse. aud ar.
now prepared for Fertilizers, Sh,n-
giles, &c We vii carry several!
brands Of the he., Fertilizers on the
market. tor Tobacco, Gram and
Cotton.
SHINGLES.
Tie hes, Heart Il inch Shingles.
and a cheaper grade Tor those VINO
want them.
DRY GOODS.
Oar Sprtng Stock is complete in
all the New Designs Of Lawns. A
pretty Line OF Wash end Wool Fab
fics. Prints pre,t.ee than you ever
81" them.
CLOTHING.
No other house do.s-ever did =
or ever wili-se!! as good values and
qualities as we do for the lame
money II is All toolishness for YOU
I" z, from home to buy Clothing
We carry the styles and are at less
expense than larger towns ana can
save you money.
HARDWARE
We have a Stock OF Hardware
that can not be surpassed in any
general store in North Carolina and
will sell "a cheap as any Hardware
house in the State at retail.
HATS.
Mems Hats cheaper than they
were eve known before or since TIE
war.
FURNITURE.
We have fitted mp a Furniture
Room, aud carry a nice line of Eed.
room Sets, Separate Bed~teads, Bn
reauS, Wash Stands, Safes, Nice
Hackers and otherwise, Chairs. &c
Our business is increasing and We
are building to keep pace with it.
~ Agents tor State Alliance
Guano>, Farmers Official, &c.
Also tor the well-known Sta
Brand.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1897-06-24
ELECTION TUESDAY, AUG
10TH, 1897.

At said election every voter IN
favor Of sail Special School Tax
Shall vote a written or printed bal
lot with the words For Schools
aud every voter opposed TO The said
SPECIAL School Tax shat! vote a
written or printed ballot with the
words "Agalus, Scho Is"
The Registration Books will be
opened according to law at eaci
Precinct commencing o. Saturday
July Bird, 1897. az 9 o'clock a N.
BY order OF the Board of Commits
sioners OF Orange Comfy:
JOHN LAWS.
Clerk
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1897-06-24
CTATt OF NORTH t'AROIINA.}
ORANGE COUNTY.

CTArt or NORTH t~AROIINA.(
- ORANGE COUNTY.
IL Me Superior Court, Brore the
Clerk. Junc l2fh, 1897.
:. j. Hall A. Administrator al Nancy
S"taller, deceased. Plaintiff,
lGuinst
Elizabeth W. Walker and others. heirs
at-law OF Nancy Stadler, deceased.
Defendants.
To w. +. Wells. Willis Wells, Nicholas
Hester. Margaret Nea>y and her has
band - Ntasy. vile are supposed
t. hc residents oil the state oi Ken
tucAv y. u. Hester. a resident OF the
state If Missouri Eunhfonia Comp
ION aud her husband Bedford Comp
. Il re.iaru> OF the state 81 Teuur>-
>pc. AMI Mary Homes and Nathauiel
Jones her husband. residents 81 tbs
state OF Texas
Iol will take notice that Won are 1e-
PENDANTS III i spectral Frocet ij.- emit
lied - above which l.t> heeil com
mcnvr3 in the superior court al oranGe
County. \ -. or the purpose OF oh.
tanning an order from said court - -
the real estate which belonged II r!s'n-
TIL interstate tor the purpo~t 81 mlAitt-
assets L. pay thc debts 81 >tIi interstate
and >t.d irttnllnt~ viii further tA>.
notice that they are required |" appeal
III tn. office Of the CLERK 81 ttir "a
ntr.oy tuuit Of Orange County a
illll-horo. y. &. on Monday ~" "a
day al AUwn~t. l>8-. aEd Sfa-~"r or lie
ritrfa tn. c~auutalut which ha> 5rt
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1897-06-24

That IS The way all druggists sell
GROVES TAoTELEss CHILL Toxic
for Chiils and Malaria 1t is simply
Iron aud Qu,nlne 10 q ,~as,eless form.
Children love it Adpl;s prefer it
To bitter nau>eating, tonics. Price,
5Uc.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1897-06-24
PARKS & UEDGPETH.

Mr.. w. +. Jackson, of Little
River township has bonyh, out Mr..
Devcreux formers saloon business,
stock, good will, &c Mr.. Turner
will call on those indeh,e! TO him
tor a settlement in a few days, and
he requests US to ask them to be
ready &c settle.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1897-06-24

-IIoRsE FOR SALE Il have a
good young horse, 5 year old, that
| will sell cheap Tor cash or on time
With good security. Address, II,
L. WALKER, IIil,-boro, \. G.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1897-06-24

In accordance with Section 2 o,
Chapter 42l of Public Laws of 1897
it is hereby ordered that an election
be held at the several voting Pre-
cinc,s in each Township (Schoo'
DlstrIcD in Orange County upon
the question Of Ievying a Special
Township (Di>tric,) Tax of ten 90.
cents npon every 500 worth OF
property and thirty (3o) cents upor
every Poll tor the benefit OF the
Public Schools of each Township
(D,sirict
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1897-06-24

The vile Of Mr.. w. e. Baldwin
died at his home near ililisboro las,
Sunday nignt. and was buried Mon
da, evening a, New Hope church.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1897-06-24
y Mixed. going East

$50 Ct Freight, going East,
.IlHa -horo a lIl5 q III,
tor all uains must he a,
iapr before train time.
Il q. S|HEERILL, Agent
post t2fiicc Hours.
Sis" ~ us at 500 a. m. Closes
,,c4s East closes $3.50 q. m.
|aa. p.p.
.1. 4a, West closes 1900 a
al}. j II.
M rlier books close 100 ,. m.
4. II lo3EII, Postmaster.
Ais, .rah kolIock has gone to
40 visit relatives.
l5s "m. >trndwick and family
|t.# ,!tr#m Iinwood Monday.
Z ad.rrul>ement Of sale of
.aI "a. f.n.~ Webb, Jr., trustee.
Is ct.tnIrcn OF BISHOP CHESHIRE
t,.t1 lhc.r aunts, ire Misses
Wtib.ut,r tie rj,er.
-la' !ivnaehan Cameron tas
.4.@eI - Executor at the late
i. lapr Cameron. See notice.
$50 advertisement of sale q a
IS. do tract ot land hv Mrs. I,n
ii Dri" Jorden, Ex,cniIlx OF
3" + jordan, deceased
~ complexion il often de-
.lnlrl by w"rms. 1t can he re
sore! hy taxing Shriners Indian
|ctn.tu4". pnIv - cents a bottle.
for ,aIc hg W. y. Hayes, Druggist.
-tcw preparations, if any, have
,.'l the test of merit of Fon,z'S
ilH>o aud Catlle Powders. Years
4.t I4ry were called the best. To
- turcrs say they Viii use no
,H"1. For sale by w. \. Hayes,
.lal-.5>l.
iInalrel@ Dt thousands have
l"1 induced y try Chamberlaiu',
4a Remedy shy reading what il
Z Il fe tor Cthtr~, and havln4
-, u..rNs to- themselves ar,
i4t Warncst friends. Fo,
sn~ts v \ Hayes, Druggist.
-l' keep the town healthy it i
ttHt,-4# {. tf.if All kinds of Trash an,
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1897-06-24
Registrars ard Judges
APPOINTED Poa THE ELECTION TO
BE Held IL Arcrr

TOR IL ELECTION To
BE Held IL Aueu,r
At a meeting ot the Counly Com
mis-Ioners held Jane -th. TIE T..
lowing Registrars and Jul.e. wer.
appointed 10 serve in III. election;
be held on In.stfas, August lo;h
HiLLsBoEo TOWNSHIP.
West Hill-boro-R~si~,ra- Hen
ry Mufrhv, WIN S,ra,n. j. J pr,,,
Judges George Cratctfeld, w. NJ
Jones, IL, ID. Brown.
East MISUNDERSTANDING. J.hn
Kirkland. De.erenx Turner. Cl,i,
Cheek Judges w J. Dickson. J.
X Whitted, 6. J. Famelt..
University Stau"n--Iseei-,rars.
James McCaue y, Robert s.rayhorr.
w. VI. Stroud. Judge jim T
Couch, James l. Neal. J.hu Bel -
Ben.
Cheeks Cros>ing--R.gi>,rar-. w
Is York, Jin.s Cheek OF Tom, Ja>
Squlres Judges, l. J. Job, John
Hanhah, Lonrle Lynch.
CEDAR GROVE TOWNSHIP.
Cedar Grove-Registrars, Is. G.
Patton, K ID. Hinton. J NJ Finley.
Judges, A A. Ellis, Charles Oakley,
G. p. Forrest.
Toler's, Registrars. ID. S Ray,
Ed. Toler. George Smith. Judges,
W. Fl. Wilker-or, J. Sam Brown
inc, A. w Cole.
Carr-Re.is,rars, l. +. Whitfield,
JOS. Bird, w. L Murphy. Judges.
II. G Walker, J. W. Pickett, W. X
Compton,.
CHAPEL HILL TOWNSHIP.
North Chapel Ht!l-Re.l.,rarz.
VIM. NJ Sugg, .. Is Tenny, Hutton
Thiey. Judges, w. y. Lloyd. Jas.
+. Craig, J K Whitaker.
South Chapel Hill Registrars
w. +. Lindsay, a. ). B.rbee. Wal
ter Lloyd. Judges, J. w. Merit,
+. IL Wilson, Rick Taylor, r31ore,i
Pa.ter>on's-Regi>t,ars, {. "
Johnston, John f. Weaver. 6. L
D%onnell. Judges, j. {. Roberts
Charles w. Carroll, Perry WINS,
field.
Coles Store-Regi>trars J. G
Dodson, VIM MAYS, NJ. c. Black
wood. Judges, John IL. Black
wood, Robert Shield, David Cay
tor.
BINGHAM TOWNSHIP.
White Cross-Regls,rars, ]. NJ
Neville, Lee Smith, Ed. Copeland
judges, Sam Ray, Albert Lloyd, \
+. EubaEks.
Ca'es'-Regis,rars, n. \. Gates
L. NJ Gates, Ed. Snipes. Judges
A.. Il. Holmes, j. O. Webb, y. NJ
Sykes.
LITTLE RIVER TOWNSHIP.
Caldwell Registrars, John A
Wilkerson, 7. NJ. JORDAN, J. L
Ti!ley. judges, D. $. Miller, j. Il
Wilson, J. w. Manyum.
J~ackson's Shop-itegistrars. K. {
Hill, Jas Murd"ck. Sterling Brown
ing. Judges. w. F. Jackson, t. I
Roberts, l.. S. Watkins.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1897-06-24
OASTo1IA
The FAC -.
g. :5:|'s &HMzZZSm III! 81

"A crowded house witnessed
the first appearance q: tie ll'llsboro
Amateur Comedy Co., at Masonic
Hall, last Friday night. Little Al
aoama Coon'- Song and Chorus by
Master Ed. Roremond, was the most
popular number on the programme.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1897-06-24
1

a special meeting of the Hills
horo Alliance Is called tor Saturday,
June 10th, 1897. at ) p. tn. Every
member OF this sub is requested to
be present. Business Of Importance
TO be transacted.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1897-06-24
80

l. yon need tirst-cIass Hard Brick
call on
II. n. BROWN, IR.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1897-06-24
l.. TABLE
,,fh,s-u 1Lsi1IwaN 20

tfFEeT nay ., 1897.
IS, IT, Mixed, yoing West,
IF. -baro al $50 III.
- II, Nal, going West,
#-boro Al 5.01 = n.
y, -, Passenger, going
Il 4.u II,l>hnro at l022a IN.
No SO, Mlxei, going
q ll. at liil.-boro a: !Z35
- y Mixed, going East,
>boro al 1870 a IN.
T,,. 81, II. Passenger, going
# III %lstnr" al 1912 i III.
- 81, Passenger, gong
): IiIIishoro a, l:31 ?. IN.
81 81 Freight, going East,
5a. iII-horo at / IL q III.
tor all uains must he a,
i,ur before train tine.
IL q. SHEKRILL, Agent
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1897-06-24
DRY GOODS.

Oar Spring Stock IS complete in
all The New Designs OK Lawns. A
pretty Line OF Wash end Wool Fab
tics. Prints prettier than YOU ever
SAW them.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1897-06-24

President Hillsboro Alliance
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1897-06-24
BINGHAM TOWNSHIP.

White Cross-Regisirars, ]. NJ.
Neville, Lee Smith, Ed. Copeland
judges, Sam Ray, Albert Lloyd, \
+. Eubarks.
Ca'es'-Regis,rars, n. A. Gates.
L. NJ Gates, Ed. Snipcs. Judges
A. Il. Holmes, J.. O. Webb, y. NJ
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1897-06-24
SHINGLES.

The hes, Heart Il inch Shingles.
and a c cheaper grade Tor those who
wanttlem.
The sun., 1897-07-20
Back Homo Again.

Last week the Peoples Party Paper, Of
Georgia, the organ of the straight-out anti
fusion Populists, or Middle-of- the Readers,
personally conducted, like the aforesaid
Populist faction, by the Hon. THOMAS E.
WATSON, confessed the following:
"In the breaking up of the Peoples party which Mr.
BUTLER has done much to bring about, many other
od.time Republicans will be found doing Just what
DuNSISo did. II cannot arrest tho falling TO
pieces OF our party. those who onoe Democrats
will be Democrats again. and those who wero Repub-
ilcans will be Republicans again Fusion is dissoiv-
ing Populism back into its original elements."
So Populism, the motto of which, accord
ing to a vehement Iowa upholder, is "Trip
'em up the back" is itself ripped, and
the pieces will be sent home. The circum-
stances Of the two prodigals after their re-
turn, however, will be radically different.
The Republican element Of Populism will
find the Republican party essentially tho
same as they left it. But five years ago the
Democratic candidate led the campaign for
President crying that the Iron heel" of
capital was trampling on the neck of labor,
and that the workingmen were oppressed,
defrauded. and justly discontented. That
bowling demagogue was not sobered even
by the crime of Homestead. but, when the
Homestead murders were done, he raised
his campaign voice in pitying sympathy for
the murderers, and almost the entire Demo-
cratic press applauded. BY last year tho
communistic spirit of 1892 became bold and
threw aside disguise, and it was Bryanism.
Democrats now abandoning Populism
will find in the place of n sober, American
and Jeffersonian alliance. holding to the
doctrine of equal rights and even Justice, a
shrieking mob of fanatics in which are
present and influential every disorderly.
lawless, and anti-thrift demagogue living
in the country.
The sun., 1897-07-20
Tho Printers Idea.

The Typographical Union of this city
has conceived plan for enabling such of
the printers as may be unable to find en-
ployment at their trade to earn liveli-
hood otherwise. The plan is to lease
tract of land near this city upon
which the men can raise those vege-
tables, fruits, and other farm products
that are always in demand in the New
York markets. and that can always be sold
at profitable prices for cash. The good
amount of success gained within the past
two or three years by the workers upon
vacant lot lands has led the printers to
believe In the practicability of the plan that
has been devised for the benefit Of the unem-
pioyed men in their ranks. If many of the
vacant-iot agronomists have done well, and
made good money out of their crops, print"
ers ought to do yet better In the same line
The sun., 1897-07-20

To THE EDITOR OF THE SuN-Sir: As affecting tho
question whether or not tho sentiment in favor Of
Independence isolated general in 1878, let mo
venture the heresy that expression Of that senti.
ment could not always be sincere In some eminent
cases. and that the Declaration of Independence itself
was not candid. On Sunday last J. p +. quoted John
Adams as saying in 1878 that "there Is not man in
the province among the Wings. nor ever was who
harbors wish Of independence" Privately both
Adamses were for separation In letter to friend
In 1855 Schoolmaster John Adams expressed himself
thus: "May transfer the OF empire to America.
. Our people will in another century become
moro numerous than in England itself. The united
force of Europe will not be able to subdue u.s. Tho
only way to keep US from setting for ourselves
to disunite u.s."
Lacking tho heads Of Samuel Adams. John Han.
cock and Thomas Jefferson. the Tower OF London has
never been complete in its exterior architecture.
Hancock was impressive rather in the influence his
abundant mean, commanded than In his person ality
The man who made him ally TO tho cause was Sam.
uel Adams in some respects the mightiest force in
100, Richard Bland OF virginia advocated il in
effectively heard from on that hend-not nrst in
Common Sense" as is generally supposed: but in
hs9 P,ad Per contra
to tho always cautious John Dickinson in Philadel
phis: There is not in all the Briti.h empire man
Britain i, than do' but by the God that made me.
such terms the British Parliament propose: and in
this ! speak the s,ntiments OF America" At this
pendsncc dcsp,e the story as to his s earlier now
never again to wear his homey suit until England
much that he helped to prepare the Defamation Of
Independence and signed y II bears the signatures
dared not vote for It even II they personally ap-
St n vs wSo vo & r. 2 and OF those
secret guarantee. DoBHAsH
The sun., 1897-07-20
Gen. Woodford's instructions.

In directing Minister WooDFoRp to pre-.
sent and press claim of $75, 900 for in
Identifying the family of DR.. RUIZ, our
Government notifies Spain that, under
the treaty Of 1795, the protocol of 1877,
and the Spanish law of 1921, the pro-
ceedings taken against Dr. RUIZ, after
notice OF his American citizenship was
given, "were illegal, wrongful, arbitrary,
and In violation of his treaty rights, and
resulted In his DEATH"
1t is generally understood that the Span
ish authorities sought to compromise this
case by dealing directly with Mrs. RUIZ,
and that she refused the small sum offered,
saying that the Government had taken
charge of the matter. Ono advantage to
Spain of dealing with her would have been
that nothing need have been known publicly
as to the ground of granting the indemnity.
But the Governments claim expressly sets
forth theviolation of treaty rights as the
basis OF tho claim, and this may become a
The sun., 1897-07-20
Tho wheel Devil.
From the Medical Record.

From the Medical Record.
Another note OF warning has been sounded in re-
gard to the possible evils Of cycling Under tho
somewhat ambiguous title OF (" The Hidden Dangers
OF Cycling" aarmst article recently appeared In
tho National Rerteir. pointing OF tho risks
Of injury 10 health to which bicycliss liable and
darkly limiting at others likely to be incurred. Tho
hidden dangers OF the exercise In tho opinion Dr.
shadwel, threaten women, and more particularly
young and tho prediction Is made that in tho
course OF year or two quite . different story will
be heard concerning tho eathgiving properties OF
cycling A few OF serious breakdown that came
under the authors notice cited OF girl who
developed exophthamic goitre the result of long
ride. and which became chronic. Appendicitis and
internal Inflammation also laid 10 the charge OF
tho wheel. But the complaints to which the writer
In the National Ret1ev chiefly wishes to draw at.
tention are the various forms OF illdenned nervous
effects resulting from even a moderate use OF the
bicycle. Tho contention is made that the harmful
OF tho exercise does consist much excess
In the strain on the nervous system. The propo
son Ia laid down that overoxertion 10 quite inade
quate 20 explain the effects from which many cyclists
suffer. The symptoms essentially nervous, and
point TO q cerebral and not muscular origin Tho
theory brought forward to the not the sad
die the vibration. mechanical defects of the ma
chine. but ts instability and the strain re-
quired TO keep II in upright position. DR.. shad
well holds that this incessant tension 10 that which
tells upon the nerves.
The sun., 1897-07-20
Trade with Hawaii.

Although no defence Of tho right Of
the United States to annex Hawaii Is
needed, the Government has caused official
statistics to be made Of our commercial
transactions with the islands for the last
ten years.
1t appears from these figures that Ha-
waits combined exports and imports last
year were the largest she has ever had. The
amount, $21 ,57s, ,222. exceeded by nearly
$1,474, 900 that of the highest previous
year, and by nearly one-third the average
of the ten years. The exports exceeded the
imports in the ratio of much more than two
to one, in value. and the story for the ten
years is the same, although the average ex-
cess Of the exports is not so great as it was
last year. Finally, our country absorbs
fully nine-tenths of all the trade of the
islands, Great Britain coming next, with
not quite one-twentieth, and the rest being
divided among other countries.
The trade statistics alone show the over
whelming superiority Of our claims upon
Hawaii and the absurdity of representing
Japan as our rival In the islands on the
ground that an outlet for her contract labor
Is there furnished.