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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-07-16
TWO SIDES.

There are two sides to the annex
alton question, the American and
Hawaiian. The views are entirely
distinct but they work to the same
end.
The side of the United States
looks to commercial advantage, as
in the State of California and along
the Pacific coast generally, and
much more to national prestige and
the lines Of true broad statesman
ship, both there and in the rest Of
the States, where the personal
commercial argument cuts less fig
ure.
The Importance of the islands as
the key of the Pacific is now fully
appreciated throughout the United
States. 1t is important now, it will
be doubly important when the Mic
aragua canal is built, and that that
will be bnilt, is a foregone conclu-
ton. The annexation of the islands
is but part of great scheme
which the United States must car
ny out, or it must give up all hope
of supremacy in the Pacific ocean.
AS Senator Frye says, the states
men of the past had but a faint
idea of the Importance of the Paci-
fic ocean. 1t was only a grea-
mind here and there that could pro-
ject itself into the future. Such
foresight had Webster, Marcy and
Blaine. Now, it is patent to all.
But commercially and from a mill
tary point of view, the islands are
a necessity to the United States.
The mass of the people so under
stand it, the majority of the news
papers favor it and the majority of
the Senate and the House of Rep
resentatives thoroughly appreciate
the importance of it. Either by
treaty or by joint resolution, annex
alton will come, whatever might be
the opinion of the islands. "An-
nexation" said Captain c. D. Grid
ley, who was on the Gaelic on his
way to take charge of the U. S. S.
Olympia, annexation is as sure as
stand upon this deck"
From the Hawaiian standpoint,
annexation is the only thing that
will give peace and stability to the
country. Fer the past seventeen
years the islands have been in a
seething, dissatisfied state. The
monarchy, which had been totter-
ing all through the reign of Kala-
kaua. and which would have fallen
in 1887, had it not yielded to the
demands Of a justly lncensed people
came to an end six years later.
There has been and is great divi-
sion among the people. There are
those here now, who, had they the
power, would overthrow the pres
ent prosperous condition of affairs
to crafty their spite; veritable nj
hilists, who pull down without any
notion of what they may be able to
build up. There will ever be a
struggle for power here, and each
change will tend towards the down
ward grade Of the commercial pros
perity of the islands. Then again,
once the protecting hand Of the
United States is taken from us and
we are prey to any power that
may wish to absorb us. Without
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-07-16

"How can ,Schilling's Best tea
cost so little and be so good? g"
Easy. 1t is roasted every
day in San Francisco-like
fresh coffee and peanuts.
Other tea is roasted once a
year in Japan, etc-like stale
coffee and stale peanuts.
A Schilling & Company
San Francisco
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-07-16

the aid of a single warship the is
lands could be quietly orientalized,
and with a single warship they
could be forcibly orientalized.
What would become of the nat
i've race under such circumstances?
There would be none Of the kind
feeling and tender care which is
and would be exercised towards
them by a government Of Anglo
Saxons. A little study of affairs
i'll Formosa can throw a brilliant
flash Of light upon what they may
expect. To the Hawaiian, as to
the commercial man upon these is
lands, annexation is the only solu-
ton of the present problem. With
annexation there will be assured
peace, and the feverish and heated
conditions under which we now live,
will be succeeded by calm which
will allow every one to go about
his business quietly, knowing that
the Central government will give
ample protection from foes either at
home or abroad. There is one cure
for all our ills. The hosting Of
the Stars and Stripes.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-07-16

Annexation does not look such
dead issue as its enemies wish it to
be. Friday, July 9, may have
been day pregnant with import
ance to the Hawaiian Islands.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-07-16

The Minister of Foreign Affairs
will give the public access to the
correspondence on the japanese i'm
broglio at an early date. At the
present time he is awaiting the ar
rival Of an important letter which
may be received by almost any
mail.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-07-16
It's Easy
To Promise,

But not always easy to perform all the promises made,
especially when those promises gross exaggeraon Of
facts.
1t has been policy to stick close to the truth
We promised you recently that would show you
the largest stock of Shoes and Slippers and goods in
line that had been exhibited in Honolulu. We
what say. Come in and look for yourself.
The goods here, bought right and will be sold right
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-07-16
WHEELER O. WILSON. p"

The name wheeler & Wilson" is
household word and the machine IA
necessity. 1t is the same as every
thing else handled by L. B. Kerr. The
best to be had.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-07-30
HE TRUSTS PUZZLED.

Nothing has been more irritating To-
the Republicans beut on having a mo-
uopolN tariff than the prcscuiatio. of
senator pcuigrcw's ANTITRUST amend
meut. resulting in drawing the iiues
Sharply between a tariff for the pro-
lection of monopoly aud tariff for the
projection ct The whole people Tins
amendment wns spoken Of in the Wash
ingiOn dispatches s ''nne Of the most
Troublesome ~nbiecls the Republican
leaders have 40 arr' as "most puz-
King matter" Vet NJ is an amendment
ga IA" way destructive of the tariff
e,ther as a revenue or protective meas
uro; IL would be destructive of the
iarin only 81 far ms IL is measure ct
oppression. aud such amendment should
have been welcomed. not spurucd bv
pro,ectionists, for il is certainly not the
proiessed aim OF protection to put our
people under tribute 10 the protected
industries. This has been charged by
the enimics OF the system. but ever
VehcmentlN denied by friends Bul
now. when IL is proposed 10 81 amend
the tariff as to put the trusts beyond
the pale OF protection such amendment
is opposed aud east To one side b, the
avOwcd friends of the protective s,s.
tenn they are paving the way To- its
downfall. for they are UNFOLDING IL a.,
class legislation. not as legislation aimed
for the bencii, of all. making OF lh, tar
~ not an instrument for the protection
81 all classes. but an instrument To en-.
able the trusts To Increase their eNac
lions. And such tariff can not stand
True friends OF protection. Of The pro
lection that aims To protect the conSum
err no less than the producer should hay,
welcomed senator Pettigrrw's amcnd
merl. But the general disposition o
republicans was to get around il. an,
they have got around ii by voting d
down aud promising to substitute al
amendment of their own preparation
a promise that Will not be kept in goo,
faitn.-EN
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-07-30
VETERANS Az vANwYcK

Asa gced many OF our friends will de-
sire To know how We made IL at Van
Wyck will trs and tell them. As some
OF You know was de,riled by the De-
par,ment Commander Ia muster in Post
No. - at Van Wyck. | detailed our
officer of the day, George Gardner 10
assist me SO we went up to the place
appointed and Will say that no two men
were ever treated better \ true pairi-
o,ic spirit WAS displayed. work was laid
aside and IA Early afternoon the glorious
old 'iag WAS ruu NJ aud the town took
on holiday attire and every house YOU
passed YOU could smell go,d things cook
ing. The old soldiers assembled al the
large hall and the ladies had private
fitted up 20 prepare a feast m. We prn-
cerd"d 10 organize a pest and at y o.
clock went % the banquet where Mes
DANES Garfield. Washhurn and other
ladies aided by Levi Kimban left moth
ing nndDne 10 entertain the crowd of
hungry old veterans will sav right
herr 'iaf Ns Kimhal. aiihonsh n.,er
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-07-30

In view OF he fact that the county
iaii at Caldwell will not hold prisoners.
Il they want to get away very bad even
when equipped with the very newest Of
new tangled steel cages and guarded by
a fusion reform party sheriff. the INDEX
would respectful, suggest to the honor
able board Of county commissioners that
they proceed TO sell the present hobu
winter resort To some poultry fancicr
Tor chicken coop and then either re-.
move the Emmett Jail to the county
seat or else bring the county seat in.
rluding the officials to the Emmett Jail
Emmett people will be willing TO guar
aniee their jail to hold the most hard
ened criminals but will not guarantee
the safety of the chickens
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-07-30

HE PEOPLE WANT TO KNOW

CA behalf Of many people IN and
around Emmett who wnut 10 know. and
who. being taxpayers, have the right
10 know. the INDEX would respectful,
ask the honorable board Of couuiy com
nissioncrs about how much the count,
will be ahead In money ON account oi
the . . aud $50 raises which thcy have
been making ON property assessment.
during their rather lengthy July meet.
ing. VIII the additional tax on sucl,
insignificant raises amount 10 enough l.,
pay lhr per diem Of The board which
amounts 10 siS per day--for the Tin,
svent Ia figuring out such raises ant
lraVe any margln of profit for the coun
~ II u ducs and IL The raises hav,
been made ON a just aud equitable basis.
II the men who own thousands Of dollars
worth Of property In the county have
been assessed IN the same ratio on lh,
actual value Of their property as have
the mcn who own only a board shanN
on u homestead aud one COW, then ",
hrlicvc the people viii be satisfied
with the action OF the commissioners.
The l~ople have the right To demand
information un these points from th,
board. which The, created, and IL th,
board can show thai the county has
rf"ilird by their aciian aud that the
raises have bcen m@,ir rlullahy. they
will douoll,s> be glad 10 give the dcsi,-
'd Information.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-07-30

a soldier. done his part manfully. tire
lessly and displayed great patriotism.
After supper we returned to the hail
and worked with these noble old BOYS
until daylight when the artist formed US
aud proceeded To take the picture Of
that portion of the soldiers Of the war.
after which we went back 10 our feast
once more where W. found our noble
women still holding ihe fort with good
warm breakfast aud that ended one Of
the happiest events that ever occurred
la Van Wyck aud viii say that for
entertaining prOpV the town Of Van
" yck can not be- beaten except possibly
bv our own W r. &. at Emmett. The
new pos: commander. Nate kimba;l. eN-
tends cordial invitation TO the com
rades 20 visii them. They have a splendid
body of officers and men and will or
ganize Relief Corps at an early day
| will say in conclusion that take IL all
around getting stuck IN the sand in the
river and the trout fishing we had 4
most enjoyable time and hope all the
lmraces NAV at An early dav have MS
good II 1 me as Bailey aud Gardner did
Yours Truly.
r. \. BADLEY.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-07-30
A WRONG RECOMMENDATION

There is siorekecper in This city
who luNurietes in the name Of Mnusbach
IA name which Americans disgrace by
calling "mans back \ charming
Young lady trying hard To explain To a
room full OF friends. The location of a
certain house in Mr.. Munsbach's street.
found herself misunderstood
us ii on this side of the street,
Asked pretty girl In the room.
"No." was the explanation. iii is on
Mansbach'S side
II WAS sometime h' fore she could nm.
d"rs'and WHY ihr g,ris all blushed and
the Young men seemed upon the point
of having a nt.-San Francisco Wash.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-07-30


Mr.. Elmer Jolly who rehashcs polite
al rot and buncombe for the readers Of
the Moscow Mirror, the Inspiration of
which probably comes largely from the
the Hanna literary bureau situated in
Glover Building New York Ciiy. is
threatened with violent attack Of
hydrophobia because by sDme mistake
the committee Ia charge OF the recent
Bryan reception at BIac,foot sent him
AN invitation TO be present on that oc-
casion. Mr. Jolly should calm himself
that his Invitation was sent by mistake
Tor while the reception was participated
In by gentlem,n and ladies OF all shades
Of political belief It is hardly probable
that the committee and Mr. Dub bis
would desir" The presence Of people who
are neither 10 assist IN welcoming and
entertaining so distinguished a guest
Jolly insults the intelligence OF more
than six million American citizens who
saw III To cnst their ballots for Mr.. Bry-
AN last November by referring TO him
as gigantic wind bag etc. etc,
while men Of intelligence and honor
who are bitterly opposed TO the political
principles which Mr. Bryan advocates
admit that as u polished orator and log
zeal debater ne h IS few equals while his
private life is quiet and unasuming and
above rcproach The Mirror man also
howls "a howl because the proplc OF Wa,la
Walla aud peudlcton contributed GER
Tain sums Of money towards the expense
Il Mr. Bryans nip and the cause of
Dimuaism. saying that he Bryan
extracted $40 from the pockets
Of the people ot Wnlla Wnlla and $500
from the people Of Pendl,ion for less
ihal, three hours Of blusicr and non
sense. This IS contemplate coming
IS IL does from paper that supports
he party Of plutocracy. party that
attracted millions of dollars from the
iockets OF the people by intimidation
nd other means little short Of bare
laced robbery. during the late campaign
IN order hat the pernicious system OF a
single gold standard should be fas-
ened upon he country and the
masses forced another four years Journey
towards srrfdum. Eastern Oregon pa
icrs say that Mr.. Bryan received not one
'cnt Tor any Of his speeches in that part
IT the state and they are in position To
know. but the INpEN hopes that the,
ire mistaken ii this. aud that the Mirror
) right. for II The common people Of the
country are becoming sufficiently CON
serncd about the conditions which con
front them as to contribute of their sub
stance towards he realization of their
hopes aud the fullhlimcnt Of their de-
sire as regards the money question the
day Of their d"livcrance is not far dis.
iant
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-07-30
CLOTHES PIN SOCIAL.

There will be- clothes pun social Civ
IN on Jonathan Smiths lawn Friday
evening July 30. 1891 The proceeds to
be applied ON an organ for the Baptist
sunday school. lee cream and cake
will also be srr2ed. \ program of
Sings, rccilaiionS and instrumental
music will be rendered commencing
about ;:30 o'clock Come early and Sc
cure "A front seat.
COMMITTEE.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-07-30

The time To advertise is all the
time. When times are good. YOU don't
need to advertise. but when times are
dun, that Is just the time TO inform
buyers Of the bargains and inducements
which YOU are prepared 10 offer. \ mer-
chant who would take in all the mcr-
chandisc displayed in his show window.
because of dun times, is the one who
would Withdraw his advertisement from
the local paper because business is slack
The metropolitan merchants who have
achieved success are those who keep
their announcements presistcntly before
the public ENchangc.
Monarch Scales arc the best large
scales for hay, coal. etc No loose
weights. simple, accurate. The tare is
deducted while weighing. In using thes,
scales there is no mistake. Hay presses.
also wire lies IDr baling hay, nearly a,
cheap as common wire. Agents nov IT,
lies. Cryslaline-Fill YOUR own ueth.
stop pain and decay lasts "A lifetime,
looks like silver go cents "A box New pens
equal If not superior 10 any steel pen
made win write 20 times longer with
one dip. Does not blot. Try Them and
YOU will use no other One dozen for %
cents. Other novelties. Agents wanted.
JAMES PRoUT.
3; d 10. Boise City. Idaho.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-07-30

TrE Harrison Messenger fills its edit
i"rial columns with fulsome praise of
England. the great mother country
whuS' financial views il Saws we must
respect and be- guided by II The Mes
senger only SIT as much store by the
English spelling book aud The English
grammar as u does bv the English iinau-
cal p'lic' 10 would be- able 90 publish
She anii-Amrrican IDiirs roi furnished
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-07-30
Desert Land. Final proof-Notiee for Publ
cation.
United States Land once Boise city Idaho.

June -. isN1
Notice Is hereby given that ErnotSjre hsis-
tenScu Of Emmett Canyon County Idaho has
tcd notice OF intention 10 maze proof on his
deSert-iand claim No iis0, To- the sw q sec -
tp6nr2w Boise Meridian Idaho before Reg
lister and Receiver Z. - Lad ONCE at Boise
1871.
lie NAMES the following witnesses 10 prove
The comlletc irrigation und reclamation OF
said land.
RUinhart Schiller. Hermun MeisSner. Peter
Ries. John Patrick. all Of Emmett. Canyon
County idaho.
Cn.RLEs HINRoD. Register.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-07-30
NOTICE

Those knowing themselves to be- IN
dcblrd 10 me will please call and settle
heir accounts as am very nuch in
need Of money at the present time.
Very Respectfully.
DR.. l.. 4. Lrrz.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-07-30

Inllea ..lel,s I-and onlee

Jritcd states Land Cnice
HciSc ity Idaho. june 3. iS-T
Notice is hereby given shat cu..u'l pariptt
at tnie'~ store tu4y"n 30 iiadc.i as hiei not. e
of Intention Ia make proof on las dc>oiT-land
Clnim 80. i'li for TIE : q So y >. ~ a sec 70
tas urSN -. "a. IOaho S,fu The ,.te.'sirr npd
fcceiver Z S.. } and oficc 90 hoisc City idaho
on aiu'0uN the - lay Of July. S1
Sc lnrl'~ she following Niilt cscs 10 prove
The complete irrigation and reclamation of said
land
Wgiam IT. Weiehcl. Andrew RaSmnsson,
ldSi'u i.i.nni. towaro r.. Morton. All at Folks
store. Canyon Go. duho.
CHARLES NiNRuD. Register.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-07-30

10y Mark Hannas literary bureau in
much more crediiable manner tEan IL
does at present If orih gr1phrrs are
like poets "born and MOI made" it is
evident that some would be public edu-
Gators : far removed from Their
rghtlul Gazing as the Ar'ic regions are
frnm The rnarinY fires nf hndDA-
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-07-30
Private Sale of Personal Property

| will offer the following personal
properiy at private sale between July
II aud August %. 1885,:
Furniture. Stoves. kitchen utensils etc.
Two seated surrey. Good driving team
-one mare with colt following-and
other arlicheS 10 numrrous 10 mention.
Apply az nar,prage after lul, IT,
REV g.. ". Cnvfn
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-07-30

Atientinn Min"rS-l have a pood sup
pix ui rnund mining iimbcrs cisyl
which I Will furnish at the mines at
reasonable prizes. Call op or address
ions CARTER. Emmett lila.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-07-30

-MMETTSNILLE LODGE Ne. 90 +. q, o. r..
- Meets ON every saturday night OF
each uontn All OId Fellows Ia good standing
cordially Invited 20 attend
i'INLkY MONROE. ThOs. kusaElda
secretary. y. %.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-07-30

COMMITTEE
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1897-07-24
Upper AIRY

MIR Charles John oxford. : vernon
of Clonmel prison. died very auadcas.
IN his bedroom. on sunday mornlnG
June q. He had retired to bed As ,s.
"al on the previous night, I'm, about /
O'Clock wis seized with n, of npopl"xy
and soan expired. He MAS u yclrs oil
and entered the service twcn,y-threo
years ago II" frs wen, as governor o.
Cork prison and lhcn 10 Trade. From
thence he Went 10 Kilkenny. and ,.lrec
wears ago WAS appointed to The charge
Of Conmel priscr.
tn" seventeen cattle which wer,
stolen recently off the lan,~ OF Scrag-
gam, near tashcI We're found by tao
police in Miichelstown Fair. in the Dos
session Of Il stranger. The police wrni
about anon; he cattle, and while look-
ing for some private marks which ;ho
owner tNr Nicholas Maher) had on
them, the supposed robber made his
escape, and has not been captured.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1897-07-24
ANTRIM.

"A large circle of friends will hear
with deep regret of the death, on June
26, Of Mr.. William Carvill, one of the
leading Catholic citizens of Belfast,
About ten or fifteen years ago MIR. Car.
Will was prominent figure in the Ma
1lonallst movement in Belfast, and
though of recent years he had nos come
SO prominently before the public he
never ceased to take deep interest in
the progress ct the Irish cause. Mr.
Carvill had been very successful in bus
mess. having carried on wine and
spirit business in Gloucester street, and
there amassed very considerable fcr-
tune. Since his retirement he had lei
very quiet life. He was a man of
more than ordinary literary attain
ments and general culture, and was
highly esteemed by all who had the
pleasure of his acquaintance.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1897-07-24
CORK.

John O'Brien (kncwn also as John
Lodie), stated to have been at one time
champion fowler and angler of Ireland
died on June 25th, at Newmarket, Coun.
ty Cork, at the age of 1O8 years. He
enjoyed excellent health up to some
twelve months ago, when his mental
faculties became greatly affected, his
physical condition became corresponds
ingly feeble. O'Brien clearly remenl-
bered the Rebellion of '98. and distinctly
recollected being brought from LINER
icll to Newmarket for safety at the in
ception Of the outbreak. He was fam
GUS sportsman, his fame with the rod
and gun being recognized far and near
about three-quarters Of a century ago
His father WAS a soldier all through the
famous campaign terminating in the
battle Of Waterloo. For nearly half a
century O'Bren acted as gamekeoper
to the late Mr.. r. Aldworth, of New
market Court, whose son, Col. Z. w.
Aldworth, was extremely kind to the
old man during his last days.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1897-07-24

what subtitle instinct had sent tho girl
in search of us? She approached and
gazcd pitifully into tho face Of her
father. With the quick apprehension
Of Il woman she had Srnspcl the truth.
An accident to Il strangcr? Badly hurt?
He must be carried at once TO the house
The coachmnn could gaIlop for a doctor.
Pardon me-, if you will order the ear
riagc ! will take this gentleman 10 the
doctor my Sclf."
WHAT" she cried, "talc him away
TO his death, perhaps? We arc not
savngcs."
Her eyes flushed Indignation and
scorn.
II shall take him to the Doctor" re-
turned, cnrtIy.
"Mr. Livingston" said she, lyon for
set yourself most strangely. My moth
cr and would blush To turn Il wounded
ln,, from our doors speak for her
in her name. All, how stupid of me to
stand chnttcring hcrr!"
She sped away in the cleaning, deaf
to my cntrrntirs.
Miss Gerard always has her own
way" remarked the Greek
so it seems" said, dryIy.
He glanced ut the face Of Burlington.
Assurcdly Miss Nancy had her fathers
chin and mouth.