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The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-12-20

The critic OF the Advertiser calls the
attention of its readers to the singular
felicity OF this Farce from real life, in
depicting the utter insincerity of GER
tain order of politicians, who adopt the
motto: Anything TO beat Dole" No
doubt Senator McCandless reads aloud
with patriotic fervor in the Tailor's
Shop, TO his rank and file the wild
words he partially inspires in Mr.. Sew
alIs organ, accusing the Dole Govern
ment of cowardice, Of wavering and
shifting, at the time he said, and has
entirely forgotten his own words, that
We as a nation, should stand as we
are on the question of neutrality" As
a political strategist, he should have a
better memory.
The Bulletin repeatedly urged the
Advertiser to discuss neutrality" 1t
has now alluded to il.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-12-20

While the Chinese are attempting to
provide themselves with a modern
navy, they are permitting the army to
continue the process OF going to seed.
Vernacular papers received here from
China have announcement that all
applicants for military service will be
examined In archery and stone sling
ing. Imagine archery and stone sling
ing against Crag-Jorgensen's.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-12-20
GOING INTO SUGAR.
Olaa Coffee Planters Will Buy
Seed CanS.
(Hilo Tribune.)

Olaa coffee planters held their reg
ular meeting last Sunday, December II,
thirty members being present. Mr..
Sumter presented series OF resolutions
in relation to the business matters of
the association, A special committee
for buying sugar cane seed composed
of Horan, Zimmerman and Brown, was
appointed. They proceeded at once to
receive applications from individual
members for same. 1t is expected that
several thousand bags OF seed will be
ordered.
From the correspondence that has
accumulated for a month a very en-
couraging answer from the Bureau of
Agriculture in Washington in regard
to the location OF an experimental agri-
cultural station on the island OF Ha-
wall deserves attention. Also an
answer OF the Hawaiian Minister Of
Interior in regard to preventiOns of
importation OF blights.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-12-20

The Advertisers critic, in comment
ing on the play, merely observes that
the author OF 1t has made the action OF
the First Citizen too strong for farce.
He should have laughed and not have
become indignant. He failed to appre-
clate the rich humor OF the case. Per-
haps he will do better in Act III.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-12-20
Purifier. Al druggIsts. si.sI, Tor %. Get IIoe

the United States. lie never contra
dicted II.
Audience rises. lrishman In gallery
shouts: Let the dayvil invite him to
support" Cockney in front row: "Es
a h'imposture, by Jove." German:
'Ausgespieit!" Native: "Lapuwali loa. !"
Yankee: Il guess that fellow has been
in the circus business and knows how
to change coats three times minute"
Coon-cat band unconsciously strikes
up: Are We making 1t hot for Dole to-
night?" Curtain drops. Side show OF
the Monkey and the Razor" closes.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-12-20
A LONG ACT.
" water.

On the whole, the interesting farce,
The influence of climate, or no one fit
to govern" develops rich incidents in
Its first act. 1t has been rather a long
act and the audience would like to
stretch itself, look about, and replenish
its floral store of cabbages. The cur
tam Will drop for few minutes, while
the doors OF a side show will be open
ed
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-12-20
A Di,rRtisU TAmg.

Tho ADVERTISE informed ne fsalaff
some days ago thai ~ bad IN utter lI
pufp0se' 10 oohssntins 10 "dls,u
non vita tho nniletin on the suhJet
1t neutrality The discussion sas con
s'nieu 10 ~ the means u placina =
razor Into the hands ~ a MONKEY. With
the knowledge that ID would. On dm
time. cot lis own throat
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-12-20

First Citizen (has recovered his tenn
per)-Well, supposing the coon-cats OF
the Bulletin, not knowing that Dole
had abandoned neutrality on May 10th,
did say on that day that it was in I'M
pertinance" to ask Mckinley to put up
the flag here and use the Islands for
war purposes-and now damn him for
hesitating about it-that's what we call
campaign politics on the mainland.
Second Citizen wonder they don't
say Dole is an escaped convict from
New Caledonia, and that link of the
convict's chain is on his ankle now.
Its good campaign journalism.
First Citizen-But the annexation
party, the rank and file was all right
on May 10th, wasn't it? Just caught
that Shifting, cringing' government
and stood it up TO abandoning neutra-
lity? Just kicked Dole into doing 1t,
eh?
Second CitiZen-What did the rank
and file do at that time? "opens Bulle-
tin of May 9th, and day news of actual
war was received, and four days before
dispatch was sent abandoning neu-
trality). The Bulletin interviewed the
leaders and rank and file that day. I'll
read substance and give some exact
language. (Reads). General Hartwell
favors neutrality. George II. Carter
thought that declaring neutrality
would have no effect. p, c. Jones said
let things stand as they are" j. G.
Spencer said do not think it advisable
for the government to take any action
at present" Cecil Brown said stand
as we are w. w. Hall said the
President should proclaim neutrality"
b. +. Dillingham; said (raises his voice.
Il think We should wait until the nee
essity for declaring neutrality be PROV
ed J, $. Martin, priest of the inner
temple of the Earnest Patriots, said Il
say We ought to act as if strictly indie
pendent" J. b. Aherton said "it is
my opinion that the government
should declare its neutrality" Senator
and Mr. John Ena said
wait till notice OF war Is received"
Senator McCandless said -.
First Citizen-Whos he? I'm a
stranger. you know.
Second Citizen-Why he was and is
rank and file, captain and color bearer
Of the Earnest Patriots that were push
ing the shifting and cringing" Dole
20 do his duty at that time. He was a
leading Senator too. Well when he was
asked about neutrality, he said -.
Goes 10 blackboard on stage, takes
chalk and writes in big lettersD This
IS what Senator McCandless said
copies from Bulletin in his hand
Think re should stand as ne are"
Turns TO the audence) This is one of
he men who is now furnishing brains
% the set that are accusing Dole for
ringing and wayering about neutral
ty. That's what he said four days be-
'ore Dole turned the Islands over TO
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-12-20

meats ~ dsisndinr NJ Sane frsm a.
'aHifft eifmeni nbiaT1higlnn nm "a
uo'fs' 80 ths nsu 10
Those Hiid 'sscbsa orc os~alniy
progressive They appear 10 tais
deeper Interest IN their organization
than tbs educators - Honolulu
The Japanese ave having - muri
trouble governing rOrmSsa that th.y
would gladly dispussess thomselye. ~
be ISLAND u they could 90 80 rrace
fully
Ny Honolulu BOY" cane in Tor con.
siderable attention a. the Y MrA
etanEolistic meeting SUNDAY Last The
boy IL hereby warned that he 10 bcine
watched.
Olaa people have been telling of .of
fee trees big az oaks As the fsrnera
OF the district are now 20 20 into cane
culture we shall soon hear OF c@pe
sticks big as California redwood trees.
II Germany should get the Caroline
the hopes Of good many earnest
Americans interested in the Islands
would receive a severe shock Il doe
not seem reasonable to assume that the
group will be released by the United
States.
II Is from the Yokohama papers that
the Advertiser takes what little of
foreign news is given on the first page.
IL will not be safe to accept the review
OF the message Of President Mckinley
as sent from London to Japan. II can
not be possible that the paper deals In
glittering generalities alone.
According to the Hilo papers the.
whole OF the Big Island appears to be
fairly bristling with important bust
ness activity. one cannot but be i'm
pressed with the contention that the
future holds much for the island and
its first town.
John NJ. Horner is noted for his abll-
ity In an argument as well as for his
success in filling the soil. His practical
observations on forestry are worthy
the most careful consideration. Mr.
Horner does not speak idly, neither il,
he in the habit OF jumping at conclu-
| siOns.
10 ,hn, ~ viii i,, uhe rrenchmeh NO"
extreme" The proposed abandonment
OF all secret inquiry on the part of
Military Tribunals will be even worse
!" many RESPECTS than the present sys-
iIas, ~, fhn, may .neh 700 oiteh
career OF an irnocent man ''' VIC
90
The prediction freely made here thar
japan ny haNali would go into the
'oieTs Vi lhe Emigration and Steam
mp COMPANIES IL not borne out by
she leport reserved py the Advertiser.
ohe Vi tne morals Is that the Japanese
'oIpora,lons are not yet up 10 Ameri-
''n ihetho"s'
- 10 rom 'er! CLOSE 10 general mead
quarters that protest against prize
money for members OF the crews OF
warships issues. II is not intimated
bowevsr that ei,bar ,ho ",.,,,,.,,,
their officers hattie for cola Tho,, ara
o,oor ,or an a,aaa, t,,..
'"'' ''' tue
pleasure oi 'he pastithe'
900
1t Is pretty late in the day to under
take the return of the Hawaiian to the
farm. He has learned too much NJ the.
-.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-12-20
THE SIDE SHOW.

1T Is a well-known fact that 1t was
the men in the ranks who demanded
that the Executive of Hawaii lrefer-
ring TO the neutrality natter should
not waver in its friendship to the Unit
ed States whatever happened. "-Bulle-
tin, December s, 1898.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-12-20

10 lea,s "rolsd' iousi'' vlH ~
fhoui ss thfy roll Bp ths slrs and b..
,ire io somo Ffassy 400, and loihtIJ
ecmpo1e an editorial on The Duiy 81
Etsft Man 90 Love ihs Tlss
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-12-20

The presentation u the chief coined,
IL suspended for a short period and
the audience IL invited TO attend
small side show, entitled the "Nonkey
aud the Razor"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-12-20

According to the Hilo papers the
whole OF the Big Island appears to be
fairly brlstling with important bust
ness activity. One cannot but be i'm
pressed with the contention that the
future holds much for the island and
its first town.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-12-20

John NJ. Hornsr is noted for his abll-
ity in an argument as well az for his
success in filling the soil. His practical
observations on forestry are worthy
the most careful consideration. Mr.
Homer does not speak idly, neither IL,
he in the habit OF jumping at conclu-
sions.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-12-20

From the Seats OF the Mighty there
should issue a hard and fast order
sending to China for Missionary work
graduated football players. After that
China might be induced to recognize
the fact that mans house is his castle
and the owners OF the missionary cas-
ties might properly be provided with
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-12-20

The Japanese ave having - much
trouble F0terninH iOrmosa that they
would gladly dispusssss thomselye. ~
he ISLAND u they could DO 80 rrace
fully.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-12-20

II is from the Yokohama papers thai
the Advertiser takes what little OF
foreign news is given on the FIRST page
IL will not be safe to accept the review
of the message of President Mckinley
as sent from London to Japan. II can.
not be possible that the paper deals IN
glittering generalities alone.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-12-20

A danger with the Frenchmen nov
Is that they will reach the Opposite
extreme" The proposed abandonment
OF all secret inquiry on the part of
Military Tribunals will be even worse
IN many respects than the present sys-
tom. Designers may then too often
blast the character and interrupt the
career OF an innocent man.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-12-20

On several occasions this paper haI
appealed to the citizens of Hawaii oil
behalf Of the starving Cubans. Their
is now presented the plea of Cubal
endorsed by Admiral Sampson. vii
there not be an awakening to the dut!
of Hawaii in this case?
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-12-20

The prediction freely made here thai
all of the $4,000 OF indemnity paid :.
Japan by Hawaii would go into tn,
Golfers OF the Emigration and Steam.
ship Companies is not borne out by
the report received by the Advertiser
One OF the morals Is that the japanese
are not yet up to Ameri.
can methods.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1898-03-25
1T WOULD BE
ABSURD TO STATE

That any one house carries everything
made in shoes, and it would be an absurdity
If any one house would attempt to do So
There are shoes, good bad and indifferent, and
of the many shown the greatest minority only
develops into satisfaction givers. If you've
never bought shoes from us, this Spring is a
good time to get started-this line was never
more attractive.
Our customers have learned that GER
tain standard exists in this business stand
ard ofvalue in shoes at price that allows us a
fair profit and make satisfied customers.
There is price below which good
shoe cannot be made, but you will find plenty
of shoes priced very low
We talk shoes on only one basis-quality,
and the demand for equality" has not disap-
peared, Judging from our sales.
Our stock of Summer shoes tor ladies
and misses is complete in tans, browns and
greens, with silk vesting tops, lace and button,
ties and slippers.
For gentlemen-tans and browns with
vesting tops, Pat leather in chocolate and
black with vesting tops. Vici Kid enameled
and Cordovan Calf in black-all the new toes
plain and tipped.
You can examine each line of our shoes
for the asking only costs you your time
May either of our statesmen show you our
lines?
HARRISON and Gillespie Bros.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1898-03-25

The man who waits for business to
pick up" before he adyertizes loses sight
Of the fact that business like any other
individual needs an occasional slim.
ulant. What would the world know
Of Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup but
for printers ink.
That charming and hospitable young
matron Mrs. Jack May called in her
friends Wednesday evening by cards
bearing the cabalistic sign r. 1. P. 1t
was high midnight before the guests
understood their significance. At that
hour when ghosts walk, and witches
hold high carnival the embers were re-
moved from the wide kitchen hearth
and lol an behold there was a reading
Of the sterious riddl
Roasted Irish Potatoes. Later ON
came ices, and angel cake and coffee
which was fit for angels, and then more
fun till the wee sma hours.
Hop Wah, the only citizen OF
truly celestial descent that our
town could boast has emptied his
suds tubs, cooled his irons, and de-
parted hence. The shirts and collars
and cuffs that knew him once will
probably know him no more forever
We were growing accustomed to his
slanting eyes and his curious queue
and his disabled English, and just
as we became reconciled to diguifie
shirt fronts, and were beginning
gradually to grow up to and un
derstand the cabalistic heiroglyphics
In which he acknowledged the re-
ceipt of our wash, he departed. May
he find more washee and fattee rats
in that town to which he has gone
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1898-03-25
DRUG STORE SOLD.
A. F. Harsraye Purchases the stock Of ]. B. S,
Mcintosh.

Mcintosh.
The handsome drugstore of ]. b. S.
Mcintosh, corner Patton avenue and
Haywood street, was yesterday sold BY
Mr.. Mcintosh to A. F. Hargrave, Of
Tazewell Va.
The new proprietor IL one of the
leading pharmacists of Virginia, and has
an enviable reputation as IN up.to.date
druggist. He has been in the practice
of pharmacy at Tazewel for twenty
years.
The new and elegant drug store Mr.
Hargaye has just purchased is one of the
finest in the south and a credit to Asbe.
vile. 1t has been stocked by Major
White &. Smith with complete and
fine line OF goods.
Mr.. Hargrave assumed charge yester
day. He will be joined in Asheville by
his family at an early date, and they will
take rooms at the Battery Park.-Ashe
vile IN. CO. Daily Gazette, Mar. %.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1898-03-25
Before you Rent.

Before you rent your house it will
be we'll to inquire whether your APP
plicant has been paying his rent
promptly heretofore. There are a
number of people in every commu-
nifty who "beat" their rent from year
to year. 1t is as difficult to
get renter out of your house often
as it is to get your rent.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1898-03-25
CASTORIA
For Infants and. Children.
.; 81 !;:s:E||!';s&mAzzz< II: ~
For Mayor and councllmen.

We are authorized to announce q
meeting TO be held at the court house
Saturday evening ut O'Clock, to nom-
mate candidates for Mayor and Council
men for the Municip atty OF Tazewell.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1898-03-25
W. W "

When store is strong without there are
few or no troubles within Same with tlour
Flour that is made of good wheat and made
right creates no trouble in the home. Flour
that has given our customers entire satsfac-
ton for years is the best evidence that it is
made OF good wheat and made right. The
subject of flour is dear to every housekeeper's
heart. The true housekeeper hates poor
flour hates the kind that makes mean. hard
bread; while she delights in the kind that
answers to her every touch-our kind.
Billiards. Obelisl Flour has few EQUALS #
is made by the best process by the best Mil
lers, out of the best wheat TO those who
have already used it we have nothing to saw
the flour will sing our praises. If you
have never triedIit, let us send you barrel,
and after thoroughly testing it, you are not
satisfied, we'll take it back, charging YOU
nothing for what you have used. Is that
fair enough?
SEE THE HUMP a--That bread, cakes, pas
try, ect. get on themselves when baked with
Ballards Baking powder Ladies' in this
nelghborhood are fast finding out that it is
better to get powder that is prize in itself
than getting prizes for using inferior stuff.
Sold in any quantity and always fresh
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1898-03-25
A Young and
Charming Wife

mat loves to enter
the oest roast turkey ghest cake pastry
Tue her home possible and
pehse 10 ner husband possible
cook stoves and e kind husband
one OF our Ranges with movable
aforesaid Bread turkey, cake and pastry
he Time IL taxes to prepare them
dons line OF tin and agate
low in When stove see the the two
INES Will meet any price for quality.
Saves trouble your stoves wher
you can always fol them.
We keep repairs we I.
MOSS & GREEVER
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1898-03-25

H. w. PoBsT.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1898-03-25

will always be found at my store
and will do all work with dispatch
and careful attention. 1 do all my
repairing of watches etc. myself and
will make everything cash after April
LIST 1898.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1898-03-25
NOTICE.

We mean to sell strictly for cash
after April LIST 1898, and we intend
to give onr customers the benefit of
of cash prices.
Very Respectfully,
POBST & WINGO.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1898-03-25
Hotel TazeWell
POCAHONTAS, VA.

This hotel has been thoroughly renovated and efmishe
from top to bottom
First Glass Accommodations
RATES Single meals cents 81 so per dav SIS 90 ner
week, $500 per month r. '' ~'''' p'
Give a trial
URIAH MCCOY, PRopRIETo +.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1898-03-25
OLD CLOTHES MADE NEW.

AS the Spring opens you will want
your clothing cleaned up. We are
prepared to clean or dye soiled cloth
ing for either gentlemen or ladies in
satisfactory manner. We make old
clothes look like new ones. Give lis
q trial. We guraitee our work.
TAZEWELL DYE HOUSE.
Main st.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1898-03-25

HOODS PILLS cure Liver Ills, BIZ
lousness, Indigestion, headache.
Easy to take, eaoy to operate. 26c-
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1898-03-25


we regret to hear is quite sick at Col.
Harrissons
Landreths Yellow Danver onion
sets at Dodd & Co.'S.
Six pounds j. X. No. 2 coffee, for
S1.OO. at the Tazewell Supply Co.'S.
Store at Kelly, Va.
Garden seeds at SPOTS Bros, pure
sSad clean.
The city sergeant is seriously con.
templating the bicycle habit. He
has heard that 1t is fine flesh re.
ducer.
Garden seeds in bulk at Spots
Bros.
Some of the boys in town have
profitably taken the cigarette cure.
Let us commend it to all who are
fafflicted with the pernicious habit.
Buy garden seeds at SPOTS Bros,
in bulk and save money.
From recent experience we can
commend the efficacy of an advertise
nent in our Real and Personal Els.
tate Department..
SPOTS Bros, garden seeds will
grow.
This has been a fine winter for
ewes and lambs. Stock men say the
outlook for the lamb trade was nev.
Ger better.
For good corn meal, buckwheat,
Graham -four take your grist to the
old Whitley Mill at Kelly.
Paas Dyes for Easter eggs 5
cents package at Jacksons.
A man who ought to know says
that we have some of the best adj.
Vertisements that he has ever seen
IN city or county newspapers.
rPMr Charley Jones the affable, the
useful and som ewhat ornamental is
open to a proposition. His mother has
gone to visit her daughter Mrs. John
Whit, and Charley is without house
keeper.
Quo Vadis, by Henryk Silnkiewk-
cz, and With Fire and Sword, by
same author, and Hugh Wynne, by
S. Weir Mitchell. are three new aud
Spopular books, for sale at DIR. Jno. E.
Jacksons,
Those of our readers who don't
understand by instinct, erudition or
otherwise all about the Zodiac will
miss good opportunity to acquire
knowledge, if they fail to read what
Sager says in this issue.
We have, just in, a fine lot of
Heinzs sweet mixed pickles in bulk,
also bottled pickles, catsups and
dressings Of all kinds. Dodd & Co.
The war is upon us-the coffee
war. 1t has a parallel in the sugar
war raging between the merchants
at the Station. On court day the
prevailing brands of roasted coffee
reached low water mark-four cents
per pound.
Peas, beans, beet, satisfy and corn
. for planting. are sold in bulk by
Dodd & 90. You get double the
quantity sold in packages.
Mr.. G. G. Long has been appoin.
ted, by the Town Council, Superin.
tendent of the water works. This,
in view of the fact that Mr.. Long is
q practical plumber and general
utility man, promises we'll for those
who drink or otherwise use the taste.
less and insipid liquid. "Long" may
he continue to regulate it's flow.
Mr. A. Lundy, of Thompsons Val.
ley, quit work long enough last
Wednesday to come over and sub.
scribe for the NEWS. Mr.. Lundy
is an example of what can be accomp.
lished BY industry and economy, and
square, fair dealing.
That charming little girl Mise Sue
Steele has resigned her position as
night operator at Eckman, and re
turned to her home at North Taze
we'll. She found that her occupation
and her health couldn't get along
together,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-11-21
CHRISTIAN CITIZENSHIP.
Opening Lecture in the Course Give

Opening Lecture in the Course Given
 by Prof. Blackman.
 Dr. W. F. Blackman of the university gave the opening lecture of the course on Christian citizenship last evening in the Church of the Messiah to a large and appreciative audience. It was a masterly effort in both matter and manner of delivery. Some Old Testa- ment Lessons to American Citizens was the subject. Israel as nation, and it's love of law were the leading ideas set forth. The speaker showed great familiarity with the political in- stitutions of the world, and went into an examination of the critical condition of American affairs with searching analysis. Such free lance is rarely used in a puplit, and Dr. Blacliman was greeted with an audience in full sym pathy with such frank and prophetic utterances The sustained grasp of the subject, the wonderfully rich voice and the earnest manner all contributed to make the address profoundly effec- tive of reform. Next Sunday evening Dr. w. G. Anderson will speak on Physical Culture and Citizenship