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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-12-02
rupAYs MARKET.


PORTLAND, Dec. 2 - Wheat valley
81 a 81 Walla Walla, blc. TO 81.
Flour-Portland, t2.75 to 800. Super
fine ~. 10 per bbl.
Oat-White 34@35c, grey 33 to BE.
Hay Timothy-$9@$ll. 90 per ton.
lIops-7@l0c; old crop a &c.
WOOl-Valley. l2@ BE: Eastern Or
egon, S@l4c Mohair, "a a 30.
Mllstuff-Bran, $l7; shorts, SIS,
Poultry-Chickens, mixed, $3.00to $3.50
Hens to 4.50, turkeys, live, l21&@l3c.
Eggs-0regon, % Il to 30c per duz.
Hides-Green, ,saltedG0 lbs, S@9c .undei
30 lbs, 7J8@SH; sheep pelts, l5@20c.
Onions TO lac.
Butter-Best dairy, 25@35; fancy
creamery, soc TO soc per roll, store 37le
and 40c.
Potatoes-l5 10 SOC per GENITAL.
Hogs-lIeavy dressed Sc to 6c.
Mutton-Dressed, ,6Rc t0 &c per pound.
Beef-Steers. $3.50@SI.00; cows, $500
@$3.50 dressed, beef 0Js 10 "a
Veal-dressed, 616@Slsc.
SALEM MARKET.
Wheat--5S pounds and over lie.
Wool Ice, Mohair soc.
Hops TO l0c.
Barley 80 20 3Sc.
Oats-26 a 2Sc.
Hay-Baled, cheat $500, Timothy
$8.@SlO.
Eggs-25c.
Flour-In Wholesale lots $500 retail
81. 40
Millstuffs-bran $500 shorts $500
liogs-dressed, 6l6c.
Live cattle-Steers 34cows 294 to g.
Sheep-S2 .50@t3.
Dressed Veal-6J8c.
Butter-Dairy lS25ccreamery 22c.
Poultry-Chickens q to &C. Turkeys 10
tol ic.
Potatoes 25 TO SOC.
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mARloN COUNTY MArrERs
Business Being Transacted a, the cour
House.

| iNOnhhHt
John Hughes has been appointed adj
ministrator Of the estate Of John G.
Booth, deceased, which is valued at
10000. The heirs at law are two sons
and two daughters Of deceased John L.
Booth, Of Los Angeles; Ansel Booth,
Manila; jeanette and Georgia Belle
Booth, Of Salem. The petition of Jean
ette Booth that she be appointed adj
ministratrix OF her fathers estate was
denied and the above appointment
made without petition.
A. II. Damon has been appointed adj
ministrator Of the estate Of his deceased
wife, Julia Damon, which is valued at
$4,000. The heirs ut law are A. II.
Damon, NJ. G. Damon, son, and Pearl
Damon, daughter. Claud Catch, Jos.
Baumgartner and Oswald West were
appointed appraisers Of the estate.
In the matter Of the estate of J. Nc
Smith, deceased, the petition Of the adj
ministration for an order authorizing
the sale OF real property, was heard.
Objections we're made by the heirs, and
ordered that the prayer of the petitioner
be not granted and that the admins
TRAITOR pay the costs Of the heirs in the
matter.
The final account Of Cyrus Stewart,
administrator of the estate of Jane
Stewart, deceased has boen approved
and the administrators discharged.
Charles L. Weller, John Q. Wilson
and Thomas Burrows filed their report
as appraisers Of the estate Of Na.oy b.
Pratt, deceased. The estate is valued
at $4,000. J. Henry Haas is admins
TRAITOR Of the estate.
DEEDS FILED.
Amasa b. Woodin and wife to II. s.
Warner, the east half the northeast
quarter Of section 2l, and the west half
of the northwest quarter Of section 22 in
t9s, e., 100 acres, W d., 81 500.
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work or 4 susvsoDy.
who Turns Traitor to Every Cause Thai
He Cannot Push to His
Own pufnoses.
Own Purposes

One VIM. Cherrington, who has IN
the past few years gained an unenviable
reputation as trickster in politics, Is
making some promiscuous statements
that are in line with his past record,
the source and animus of which need
only to be known to give them the lie.
First, he states that of the ll9 citizens
who signed the petition to have A. b.
Buren stand for reelection as candi-
date OF the Citizens in the Second ward,
only rs are prepared TO stand by the Pc
tition, and that many Of the other Al
disclaim having signed the petition and
pledge themselves to vote for DR.. j. N.
Smith for councilman. Messrs. W. f.
Boothby and George J. Pearoe circu-
lated the petition and their word in this
matter will receive crejence where Mr..
Cherrington's will not.
Second, Cherrington says that DR..
Smith did not authorize the withdrawal
OF his name. In reply to this it is only
necessary to state that he did authorize
The JOURNAL to say that he would not
run, and that he proposed TO write let
ter of declination to the committee.
Furthermore, that he would never be q
candidate for either councilman OF
school director.
The author of these persistent petty
personal attacks, on one OF the best men
who has ever sat in the city council, is q
perpetual pcripatetic political sorehead
and office seeker. lie has sought office
under the last two state administrations
and is now trying to graft himself into
the attitude Of loyal partisan for future
pap-sucking purposes.
This man Cherrington has gone back
on every cause he ever supported. He
supported the Citizens movement last
year and now turns traitor TO an admin.
istration he pretended to help put in
power, His opposition TO Alderman
Buren, ought 10 remove the objections ol
the voters in that ward who are not for
Buren II there are any besides Cherring-
ton. No ticket or candidate or cause
ought to be permitted TO succeed now
or in future that has the support Of such
an unstable, inconsistent inconsequentia
marplot. Cherrington's frantic effort
to do something to defeat Buren will
come 10 nothing.
The business men Of Salem are back
ing the citizens administration and re-
gard Mr. Buren rs friend OF n bust
ness government Of this city. They
know him 10 be careful manager o
his own affairs, man who is not in
tolerant and bgoted in his politica
views. a iirst-class, successful business
man. II Cherrington has any bust
ness, it is not at Salem. Ills time i
employed at Portland when he is no
trying 10 manage public affairs at Salem
This busy body's attempted inter
ference in the citizens campaign anC
his misrepresentation of the petition
for Alderman Buren's reelection SHOULD
be stamped with the disapproya
Of all friends Of good govern
ernment at Salem. A b, Buren, ough
TO receive every vote in the second ward
except Cherrington's, and he ought tC
he compelled 10 give that 10 himself a.
the stigma II carries with it ought Il
belong to no one but its owner.
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TonIeh,'s Performance.

Tonight the great Electro Magno-
graph will be seen at the Opera house
introducing the most vivid and realistic
reproduction OF the great dewey Par
ade" exactly as II occurred in New York
City. In connection with the Phantom
Play "Man in the Moon" and Spanish
Bull Fight. The instrument is the only
one OF its kind in America today, SO
don't confuse this production with other
inferior picture machines. Patton Bros.
have gone to great deal Of expense ia
get the entertainment for their patrons
and should be accorded a good house.
Popular prices, % and Soc.
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]. L. Beckett, r. G. & ". Ry.; j.
NJ. Berry, Louisville, Ky; Il. j. Harris
}. +. Calef, Geo. X. Burton, Sam Q.
Boyd, G. l.. Field, W. II. Carroll, San
Francisco; A. ]. Roberts, st. Paul,
MINI. II Gottshelb, Chicago, Ill.,; +.
G. Hackley, Chicago; II. B. Jennings,
Tacoma, Wash. +, H. Page, A. F.
Lewry, Portland; Ed. Scifort, New
York; Tilmon Ford, City; Frank j.
Morrison, Los Angeles, Cal.
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Breton Studio.

Mrs. wiggins has re-opened her
Art Studio, in the Holman house
corner Court and Cottage streets.
studio hours Monday and Wednes-
day 2;90 and $3.50 p. M, and Sat
unlay . q. m. 10 p. m. For terms
and information call at studio. Wis
itors always welcome.
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zone Minute Cough Cure Is the
best remedy ! ever used for coughs
and colds. Writes II. n. Williams,
Gentryyille, Ind IL Is the only harm
less remedy that gives immediate re-
suits Cures Group, pneumonia, bron-
cbltis and lung troubles. Its early
use prevents consumption. Stones
Drug Stores
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.


COTTAGE.
WE Allan, ] Breed, Sanderson Reed,
Phillip Neu, Paul G Bates, Henry a
Townsend, w A Trutsch, Portland II
II Cary, Chicago; + w Paige, San Fran"
cisco, Cal; N Eastman, Forest, Ont;
John Erickson, Bulu, s d; Jay King,
Breton, s d; c + Stewart, Candy, Or
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SUNDAY SERVICES,
UNITED DRETHREN.

Preaching ut 10 80 a. IN. and Z p. M.
morning subject, "Relation Of Christ's
Second Coming TO Missions" evening
subject, "Lying n popular Sin," Pible
school meets at II 80 u. m. Mr.. Grant
Corby Superintendent. Weekly prayer
meeting Thursday at 1880 p. m. &. II.
Merryman, pastor.
FIRST coSuRRGATIoNAL.
Preaching at 10 80 q. M, subject: "a
Lost Prophets Opinion OF Righteous
ness Sunday school at ~ IN. Y. u.
:. G.. T.. at q $50 p m. Evening services
at 1880 2. m subject: Lifted Up to
Lift Up"
CENTRAL CONGREGATIONAL
Corner, Nineteenth.. ..and Ferry streets,
II. II. Henderson, pastor. Preaching to-
morrow at the usual hours. Subject al
II a. m. People Of Different Worlds. "
AZ 1880 p. m. the pastor will lecture on
"That Boy and His Cigarette "
FIRST CHRISTIAN.
J.J. Evans, pastor. Preaching at
10 80 u. m. at 1880 p m. the ladies OF
the missionary society will have charge
Of the services, Mrs. Albyn Esson ol
Monmouth, will speak in the inter 81 OF
the educational work OF the organiza.
tion. Other services OF the church at
the usual hours.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCES.
Salem Church OF Christ, Scientist, No.
200 Liberty street. Services at 1880 a.
M and $50 p. IN. Subject OF morning
and evening sermon; "God the pre-
server Of Man" Wednesday evening
meeting at Z 80.
CiIEMRKKrA STREET EVANGELICAL.
Preaching at II q. m. and 7 80 p. m.
Sunday school at l0R. m. Junior Y,
L. A. at 2 u. m. Senior Y. Z. A. at q 80
p. m, Subject: Honest toward God. "
Nal. 3;s-l2.
EvANdKLlcAL LUTHERAN CHURCH.
Located in Meyers addition. Rev.
Adolph Eberle, rastor. Altar service
II a. m. Sermon 1880. Sunday school
10. German parish school every sun
day from o 10 II.
". G.. T.. q,
The Rev. q. II. Merryman will speak
at the w. @. +. U. hall at Z p. m.
BAPTIST CHURCH.
Ronald McKillop, pastor, Public
worship at l0;30 a. m. Sunday school
at l2 IN. Junior society at 3 p. m.
Young Peoples meeting led by Rose
Moore, 6:3O u. M. Thanksgiving SER
vice, 1880 y. m. The Lords supper al
close OF morning service. Special music
Sunday evening.
UNITY CHURCH.
Service at l0;30 a. m. and 80 p. m.
sunday School aud Guild at IL. Rev.
w. T.. Copeland, pastor, Evening topic
christian Science Miss Copeland
will sing at the morning service "lie
was afflicted, from DE Costa's Oratorlo
OF 81. Peter,
METHODIST EPISCOPAL.
John Parsons, pastor. Services to-
morrow at lO;O a. m. and 80 p. n.
Subject OF morning sermon, "The Lord \
supper" and of the evening sermon,
Christ at the Door. Sunday school
AT ~ m. and Epworth League at 0;l5
p. m. General class meeting at close OF
morning service. Prayer meeting
Thursday evening
\, NJ. c. A.
In place of the regular Mems Meet
ing at the Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation, am open meeting OF the sunday
School Association will be held at p.
m. to hear reports from the city canvass
ing committees. Each pastor and SUI
lerintendent from the different churches
will speak from three 10 five minutes,
The y. NJ. G. A. orchestra will be pres.
ent and then will be plenty OF good
singing. Everybody interested in sun
day school work is urged TO attend.
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regon Scenic souven irs--Latcst styles,
arge line OF photo albums.
latest thing Ia fancy 1900 calendars,
Over 1900 Xmas books TO select from.
Sterling Library, 25c.
Altemus series, Soc.
llenty series, b0c.
Otis, series, Zoe.
Late hooks at 81, Sl.25, VI 80.
Fancy bound books in Padded Morocco
tl.2o, $500. Leather bound books, SSc
to N.OO.
FRANK S. DEABORN'S
Book Store.
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IL takes but a minnie 20 overcome
a cough by the use of One Minute
Cruah Cure, quickly cures all forms OF
throat and lung troubles. A famous
specific for grippe and ltsafter affects
Stones Drug Stores.
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The Tobacco Trust

is said to be gobbling up the Cuban leaf
tobacco, ana prices OF good cigars will
increase. Be wise and lay in good
stock OF Little Champions.
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20 per cent reduction on all maoin
toshes for men women and children
Best goods, at racket prices originally
makes them unusually low. Wig
gins Bazaar, 307. Commercial street.
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DeWitt's Little Early Risers purify
the blood. Famous little pills Tor con
stipation and liver troubles. Stones
Drug Stores.
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DEEDS FILED
Sunday Dinner.

Notwithstanding you had such a
Hearty dinner on Thanksgiving day, we
expect yon will want good Sunday
dinner. which will be ready at The
Wonder Restaurant
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Good Hot Dinner

is what you need these chilly days
Your order will be promptly filled al
The Wonder Restaurant.
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Yoies of the People.

At and near Salem il, that when they
want 10 enjoy good cigar they buy the
"La Corona"
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Holiday Goods.

Mrs II. Churchill, Berlin, W., says,
"Onr baby was covered with running
sores. DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve
cured her." Beware of worthless
cOunterfeits. Sto"es Drug Stores.
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Not Sold Out

The speculator did not come up with
the cash, 10 buy out the stock at
the Osburn Racket Store in bulk.
The proprietor meant what he
said and intends to retire from business.
The whole stock, comprising boots,
shoes, hosiery, underwear, clothing and
a thousand useful articles. is offered at
cost. Come early, have first choice
and bargain at
THE OsnuRN RACKEr STORE
ll-25 I'm
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Holiday news, lots of il in Virgins
big ad. read II, you'll know where TO gel
your dolls, toys, games etc.
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Lard in bulk at Epploy's, II IS Il

Dolls, games, handkerchiefs, purses,
toys, knives etc. at Virgins Bazaar.
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A con,ented Man

win be he, who after eating his
Thanksgiving dinner, has his pocket
oiled with La Corona's 10 smoke.
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Bargains At Ffiedrnan's New Pa.,=

Bargains AT Ffiedman's New Pa.,
In steel rod umbrellas you will save al least % h.,
cent buying them at
Friedman's New Raek.,
II will pay you to buy the Ladies or Mems mackp-
toSheS at
Friedman's New Racket
Rubber Shoes boots and bicycle capes speciality at
Friedman's New Racket
The latest and lowest prices in clothing at
Friedman's New Racket
Great bargains in gloves and hats at
Friedman's New Racket
If you want chiIdS ladies' jacket or cape you are
Friedman's New Racket
For staple Dry Goods notions and fancy goods ban-
ketS, towels etc.
Friedman's New Racket
Is the boss place Cor State and Commercial ST. Sa-
lem Ore.
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John Parsons, pastor. Services to-
morrow at lO;3O a. m. and Z 80 p. n.
Subject OF morning sermon, "The Lord \
supper" and of the evening sermon,
Christ at the Door" Sunday school
at l2 m. and Epworth League at q ;l5
p. m. General class meeting at close OF
morning service. Prayer meeting
Thursday evening,
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CAPITAL BREWERY BOTTLED
BEER.

Klinger a Beck, Successors to Southsalem
Bottlirx Works.
All orders for bottled beer will be filed
at the brewery. Kept ON cold storage.
Free city delivery. Telephone 2lSl.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-12-02
The Bon Bon

Has a new proprietress who will c0ntin.
ne 10 serve all patrons with the freshest
stock OF best confectionery and fruits,
A refreshing drink OF soda or cider and
the best OF cigars at lSS State Street.
II IA In Mas. A, CuRrls.
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UNITY CHURCH.

Service at l0;30 a. m. and 7;30 p. m.
sunday School and Guild at IL. Rev
w. T.. Copeland, pastor Evening topic
christian Science Miss Copeland
will sing at the morning service Gle
was afflicted, from DE Costa's Oratorlo
OF 81. Peter.
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Preaching at 10 80 a. IN. and Up. M.
morning subject, "Relation Of Christ's
second Coming to Missions," evening
subject, "Lying popular Sin," Pible
School meets at ] 80 n. m. Mr.. Grant
Corby Superintendent. Weekly prayer
meeting Thursday at 1880 p. m. &. IL.
Merryman, pastor.
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J.J. Evans, pastor. Preaching at
10 80 u. m. at 1880 p m. the ladies Of
the missionary society will have charge
Of the services, Mrs. Albyn Esson OF
Monmouth, will speak in the inteist OF
the educational work OF the organiza-
ton. Other services OF the church at
the usual hours.
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FIRsT CONGREGATIONAL.

Preaching at 10 80 a. M, subject: "a
Lost Prophets Opinion OF Righteous
ness Sunday school at ~ IN. Y. r..
5. g. T.. at $3.50 p m. Evening services
at 1880 p. m subject: Lifted Up to
LIT Un.N
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Ronald MokilloR pastor. Public
worship at l0;SO a. m. Sunday school
at ~ IN. Junior society at p. m.
Young Peoples meeting led by Rose
Moore, $3.50 p. m. Thanksgiving SER
vice, Z 80 p. m. The Lords supper at
close OF morning service. Special music
SUNDAY eYenlnR.
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The Rev g. II. Merryman will speak
az the w. G. 4. U. hall at 4 p. m.
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LIST or OFFICERS.

p. c. Jones. Preslsea;: Cso-ss n
Robertson. Manager: = r. Bishop.
Treasurer and Secretary: Col. w. p.
Allen. Auditor: C. " Cooke. II. Water
souse. g. r Garter. DirectcrsL
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THE water TREE.
Description Sent From
Kurawa Australia.
Facts Had Been Known 20 Natives
Alone-Roots Near Surface
Are Reservoirs.

Cosmos" prints a letter from VI. j.
tralia. as follows: Here Is a fact that
is not we'll known even IN this coun-
try. We could not imagine how the
natives here manage to live without
water: We are told. indeed. that they
had 20 get along with the rain-w water
that collects, once or twice a year. IN
the holiows OF rocks: but this explain
alton seemed altogether insufficient.
and 1 continued to get all the infOrma-
and from a few negroes that knew n
little English. But these latter could
tell me nothing. Finally n Protestant
missionary, VRe Rev. Barton Parkes.
put me in communication with a bet
ter-informed native. who told US OF
the existence, in this country. OF a
tree whose roots are impregnated' with
fresh water; and as they spread out
near the surface OF the ground. 1t is
easy to pry them mp with a pointed
stick. They are carried along on a
journey. and when the dryness is en-
treme the natives collect in the re-
gions where these trees are the most
abundant
''I at once set about finding these
trees, and We had the good fortune to
discover some in a place called Winder-
mere. between Black-fiag and Kurawa.
The leaves OF the tree, although IL
grows in rocky places. are extremely
green; its wood is soft compared with
that OF the other trees ofthe country.
which is generally very hard: its flow
ers are as large as a ten-sou piece and
are greenIsh; the fruit Is of the size
of small wild cherry: finally. it's
roots, of which we gathered specimens.
consist of succession OF nodosities.
sometimes of the size OF large ear OF
corn. The blacks eat them after they
have drunk the water from them. In
taste they resemble our radish. Doubt
less, from this description. n botanist
would recognize the tree. but the use
that the natives make of u Is perhaps
yet unknown"
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The GREAT TESLA.
CIAterary Digest.)


The electrical journals refuse 10 take
seriously Mr.. Tesla's plan for the cleo
trical transmission of power through
the rarified upper regions OF the at
mosphere. or, at least, to take serious
" the version of IL that vas quoted
by us from the Electrical Review, and
which was copied extensively with
sensational variations. in the daily pa
pers. The Electrical World gives its
editorial opinion that Tesla's patents
have been taken undoubtedly more
seriously than the inventor himself in
tended them" and. after a brief state
ment of the plan as outlined in the
quotation just referred to, proceeds 10
poke fun at it.
sensational Interpretation OF Mr.. Tes-
In another paper. Electricity. no at
tempt is made 10 regard the plan as a
las patent; but the writer proceeds 20
handle the inventor himself without
gloves, in part as follows:
The difficulty with the recent ex-
traordinary Inventions OF Mr.. Tesla
is that they do not seem to amount to
anything more than astounding pen
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SUGGESTIONS TO EXHIBITORS

some sugs"<ticrs 90 Intending sx-
aibltors az The Paris Exposition o..
1900 have b.s- given out D. Com
missioner Peck. who saw TIA; The
boards % commissioners appointed
from the Warriors states could aSssS;
the United States commission IN n
number OF Ways. some %. which he la-
dictates. They could hep snater.aiIy.
ne says. BY encouraging al edgcaf.oa-
Al exhibit: b. Inducing oN-aers o..
paintings an sculptures and works %
art generally - make cans for ex-
hibition purposes. and ~ securing
models OF machinery. etc. Ia, above
all. by creating = broad spirit among
the individual exhibitors x.h!ch would
place the good tame. dignity and glory
OF our country aLd nat.on above the
ideal of commercial advantages and
profit. In particular. Commissioner
Peek advises ne state boards. - fa=
as possible. o. l1ss sigh; % the ad-
vertIsing idea. AID 90 encourage the
making of = cohesive exhibit on IN
dustrial lines tESs would stand for
the best thai -s- people % ne United
States can d.
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Tuberculosis.

EDIIOR =. c. Am 1896 We were
called to fight the cholera pestilenee.
The whole community arose and aided
the Hawaiian Board OF Health IN sup
pressing it. Republicans and Royalists
worked together with good will. with
the exception of few ignorant and
incorrigible people who would not lis
ten To or obey the teachings of true
scientific principles. Result: The pes
thence was confined to- Honolulu and
soon stamped out. "a
: Would it not be well when aworse
disease is threatening our far city. to-
work together for the abatement OF
tuberculosis and it's kindred diseases:
for us all, rich and poor. to- work har-
for the cure of its iniatory
symptoms?
ENQUIRER.
Honolulu. 21st Feb. 1899.
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Hilo ronnags.

There = = ll-s-- tonnage % ship
ping in Hi.o Az--oo- now tA1a there
has ever beeE before az any one time
there. be!sg r.sGs vessels comprising:
the ships Thy Sssr5GcE. Henry u.
Hyde. Geo. 2 ss.scheld: banks Annie
Johnson. s.. Catherine. b1rkentines
Archer anu asyther. unknown. loaded
with lUnbeT. b---.iss the local steam
ships Kilaus1 a.! Hawaii This l.
enough toaESEs capacity so move 90
90, tons OF ssI<ar
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Horse Beef.
Honokaa sHawaii. Feb. "a. 1895

Honokaa. sHawaii, Feb. -. 1899.
EDITOR =. c. An your paper !
noticed an interesting article headed
"a New Market" II WAS in fact a
most interesting article whereas it was
bringing forth the idea Of selling horse
flesh IN Hawaii. the consumers OF which
to be chiefly Portuguese. Ii may no
doubt be healthy and appetizing meat
but / beg TO say that Mr.. Epperly
would make a far better trade by sell
ing the live horses to- Portuguese than
horse flesh and taking the chance OF
being treated like the first person who
rode a bicycle in China.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-02-28

sketches and startling illustrations In
the yellow Journals