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Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-12-03
LITTLE HOE HOUSE BEETS n

LITTLE H0THOUSE BEETS. These
are The finest quality Of Tiny tender beets
on the market They are great delIcacu
at a very moderate price. In tins at 10
and 25c.
WEHRS g. SONS,
No 2ss Front. Finest Groceries.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-12-03

DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup cures the
most stubborn coughs colds and lung affections
Even Incident consumption has been success
fully cured by this marvellous remedy, Suf-
ferers will obtain relief after q few doses. 10
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-12-03

~ wANTED-The public to know that
John W, Kintworth is the Manufacturers
Agen' for the Rem sho and Fisher Book Type
writer's. Edisons Pbonograph with all the
latest Records, Regiua Music Boxes, Once
Desls rubber stamps OF all kinds, seals, aud
all kinds OF oflce outnttings and Typewriting
supplies. For further information or cata-
logues call at l 10 Front street, Second Floor
Phone SIT.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-12-03
Oh Market.

Welsh No. 2 at Tunnel has reached
a depth of 100 feet. 1t will be drilled
to the salt sand.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-12-03

Reserved seats for "The Three Mus
keteers are now on sale at Gates book
stare.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-12-03

How Are Your KIdneysg
DR.. HoDbs sparagus Pills cure all kidney Ills Sam
ole free. Add. Sterling Remedy Co. Chicago aT N.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-12-03

"The Three Musketeers" Monday
night
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-12-03

Et9ss John ". Klintworth, Stenoglapher,
does all kinds OF Typewriting on short notice,
aud at most reasonable prices. All work
neatly and satisfactorily executed. Oflce llg
Front Street Second Floor, Marietta, Ohio.
Phone 87l
SS-TO TRAVELLERS The undersigned
deals in railroad tickets. Remember tn S fact
II you want to buy or sell. Phil. A. Lins
Bellevue Hotel.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-11-08
Sal9efttrrl%t aiuger.

sc, publitonernes @nuern fanoiodt /
Rentud1. 1plor, pal9tes meo 1000
Stemmers Wuiorltet.
3onlas: Htpubllfdnerne anta9er at
ieire meo 10 psf.
81 Suiep: Gtpublitanerne ieire.
Oblo: Gepnblitdnerne padltaa. al be
5aue SO 600 Stemmers Wauioritet.
JRasl R,publltunerne buue 65. 900
Stemmets Uiaio,uet. SO. Wurrap
Crane uul9t III @uoerner.
BennipIpania: 81 publltanernes 8an
oioaier eiIeoe.
UiI6lean: M upburp Dem. } gen:
pal9t lom Wtdpor / Detroit.
giebrolfu: 9olcombO Dem. ual9tes
mso nor Uiulo1liet iom 0Oieiteretsoom:
mer.
Soutb Dat: &epubIitunerne baabe
at i'ire, Os fua osres 3 aanoioatsr for
Oommers uolsi = bog lite l~tttert.
Scwl: @uuerner . d 10 bar Waio'
rltet, os ben republitanife Sioe plnoer
De iMlslte.
Warplano: s SO. Smitb (Oem. J
palat meb itor Wuioriiet til 9uuerner.
Ncm Yo,t: Stiuinsen omtrent nlor'
nnoret. Oct iuml,be Reiultat ufenot
enonu, men Rtp Dor bait 6remsans.
California: Mupor 5. D. y ell an
Dem / Gan 5ronciscO senualst.
&booe 3slunb: Demofroterne %lelreoe.
Y%irsinia: Demofraterne bapoe URa
ioriieten.
Colorado: 0emotratsrne bar Uiaic:
rliet.
Oette sr be forelobise GeluItater,
lanuiot ui bar funnel faa Dem al Wor=
~eenblooene for Gas l@teren" saar
Yresien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-11-08
@rceuulae, Mid.

Carl briitenfen Ssn al Niele
@briiteniens @nfe / 2lttle Settle, bret.
teoe for ct Bar Tiger lioen fit enc Sen.
uee at ban EN- Niten ber gnpn par loo
ubelbia pau lin Sitpcls iteoe moo en-
iorbifsrenoe goan. 6nn bar liq9et bOs
Bait. R. Benneien5 lioen og er MI /
goo 9eorine.
= Canine Dag lob @n9efbrett
0nn ems 0eIte i6blt, builfet bapbe iii
5Dlqt. at ban meo 'Fnmilie bleo faitet
Of 8o9nen. BE bfeu NOT ale mere eIer
minore aaoet men bog in9en Of benz
fnrlia.
- Wrs. 8. @ortenen. iom for
EN- fort 3io fiben nebfom meo EN- life
Bl9e. ogoe 9orsoa9 aiten D 26. Oft.
6un bIeu bearnuet i 9ittle Settle. 6en
oes 6elbreo Dor u9ret onnrlie / mango
Nor. Baitor 81 8enneIen forretteoe
Soropnnfaiielien.
Net5 Mobien nf 6irmoet
Wt albion u @hriitenien bar /
@tnno Ropios for Ell Yar 3n9e iiben
o9 fgbte TN Mosie 8orer al forif llae
Slnas. iouiom Sientsi, YOrceaain.
@losOarer, 9munrer os 2e9etsi. B,:
lsg Dem, nnar on fommer til Bnen oe
ie oar De nuffise oa imuffe Ting. ION
be bar. De bar u9iuu ct 9oot uouula
al Groceries Glib, Aniioier, alipiii
@breiiit. Bring oil Smor Os 2@s o9
ian iulo 8Rroi Tor oiue Barer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-11-08
Solar Sails, Sa.

Mrs. &. 9orsluno og benbes TO
Bern, Der / Ell ire Monneoer bar boIoi
6erle os ofiagt Seisg Dos Benner o9
brtenoie poa @gnen peo 2atlmer %
GIn9iteb, 9a., er utter iolte 6reoae
tommen bien til @eoar sails, o9 eno.
font be bar u9ret me9et glade ueo uo'
flusten, iaa ipnss be bog at p9re 9lube
peo after at pGre tommet hlem i9en.
3. Diren. J. WOps % >. Sobonieu
os 6ultru, ale fra 9atlmer, gu, al:
lOete / Ssnbass ct fort Bslps / 9eou,
Soas. s. Diren preoitebe / RuSarstt
8irfe 5aobe EOrmiooas os often. On
9fte,micoa9en par Der Weoe bes petsi
4urlens OH ior 6Iooen, men pad
@runb al oaarlig Befinoenoe maatte 5.
Giren Opgioe al oellage | bette Weoe,
bviltet por en- SfuffeIie for os.
= Pau Senoo9 uentes Yaltor y in
fra 8es Wolnes befti!, o9 ban pil bt
prRoIfe | lia3areib Rirfe boaoe 6ormlo:
oog os Atten. Nue CT ueltomne It. Dor
@ubsilenelfer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-11-08
Sartlano, isis.

Sommeren er M torbi, og meo ben
al Sfsnbeoen o9 9rauibeoen Der poa
bisie aanter. @resiet o9 glomiterne
er pisneoe, Blaoene ialone Of 9rGerne,
o9 Den elooe Tusletuiooer er iorIium.
met, Vile Sommei9eiterne, iom Der
isger no fra be fore Bper for at npoe
Oneguens imutfe Hatpr, er MI oeian
pao no9le enfelte nGr tnset III Bperne
lgen. - ga, oen er forbl, men ben bar
eiterlnot Jig N COB 3eit til ganom9n.
oene, og 6aanbparterne % Nrbejoerne
bar ogian boft ct soct lltbptte uf ben,
on Der bar pRret 9OSt meo Nrbejoe iii
en- eoo Betallng belle Sommeren.
Nanite nu 9atten I'll BAN, ben fore
Cub. iom bar 9ipet % ion ri9elis pan
oisIe @gne al timelige @ooe,, risii9i
slue Slang / Sjerterne os / bort 9io.
laa ri nobne bore Siem os ppre Bunae
TT Dem, lom nanr Binte rem fommer,
iaa mango @anse maa lioe ytsb.
Ousbal Nften ben /. Nooember
baobe ln9oomsforeuinsen Msoe hos
Oaniel briitianen, Beeipaufee
Marf, % til 5ormano bleo Is b +. 6 b re
ito E II uaIst | Steoet for anbers
6 brtftian n. huis lib bar ute.
Oct bleo uebiaset al J%Oreninsen at
sipe 5 Dol. til ben loren. b. 8irfes Sns
oinnermisfon.
- Oct lnoer iii, at be unse faar
8elielpit MI; tbi / oeune use er Nnno
SEMEN % alfreo Casper reiit
til &aeine. ben ferlie for of tnse en-
9loos. Os ben foiie for at isse Grbejoe.
Os / nelie ll9e rejier anoers @bri:
ltiau n til GAINESVILLE for Of arbeice
lom Wurer.
= DIR. Operbors, lOm tiblisere
bar prattiieret for DIR. Niscou, Dor
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-11-08
&ri9cm
Siaoig 5remsans for yoerne. :
gaOplmiib beleircs % bOmbaroeres.
= MIlp9rret mob Spo. = &rits
tiff Stilins. = Soerne gaar
frem | SpO. Gngcllfc
Grigsplancr.

Sfent Der / gebet Of ben lioIte ll9es
lio lite bar fuuoet e9entIi9e GrGinin
ger Steb, bar Rri9sIptten aai9euel lta
bio tiIlmiIei goerneS Vaaben.
Blot er Der life tempet iaa meset
meb leIue Vaobnene lom meo Wdrj6er
Niitartlie af ben en9elife yabpimltb.
Shilling Os S%nctaseIIe at flere Sper
Spb.
Dog tan man lite aloeles ltole pao
GeIe9rammerne; ibi feIser man be els
sellte ulene, ba batter be ieIufelselis
oper ben belle Sanobeb.
Baa ben anbsn Sibs tan man belle,
lite boIoe fig til be ~iftsssnseIite, naun-
Zig tpife, frantic eaer ~bolanoife Mebbe'
~leIier.
Yi noterer blot for at tonlfatere Iele:
9ramuiruo,et, at / Slutninsen at Der
forIebne llge tom Der til bet offcieu'
frantic geIesrambureon "Agence Ha-
vas'', IiseiOm til be tplfe Berlinerbluoe
JReooelelle on, at 9aopmitb linlo'
pare opersiuet til 9oerne. ben ,n9eIftt
6ommanbant General g8bite tiui9e mer
belle 9aoplmitbs @arniion befinbe fig
BoerneS 0Gnoer iom Sanger.
Denne frpgieIi9e WeboeIelie er, font
sentaoet lenere ben, lite blepen betreftei
fra engelit Sioe; iuertimoo meIber Del
eneeIife 6rissoepurtement lise op til
ben z. Nop., at 9aopimitb ffabis boloei
fig, ltent ben enseIfte SER bombaroeres.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-11-08

Dollars; men pi bar enbnu ca. 20 Ys.
ger, bells bos 8enner / ben iorenebe
b. airte. bells hos Menigbeoens Meb.
lemmer, iom ri Ell or 5remtib penter
al Re iilba9e. enten meo belt e1er belpis
uoiol9t SnobOIo.
: 9sroos aiien D %. OCTOBER bauoe
Snlems Meniabeos Mountaineering en-
Ice cream 5eli tluieemeb ct uoiale af
en- Del 3ins, iom be buube lis9enoe fri
iioite uoialg Bet bleo alt lolst iii Ell
COB Iris. Beneenr ital bruses til at
tsbe anfebenfe for I'll ben hpe airfe,
botlfet 8uinoeioreniusen bar paotosel
Jig al 9iue.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-11-08

NOT, Ut IiOnpiius bur ftilet nosei | Se.
nemmelien Of pOr 9ioste9nin9, ioet
Rriitus blep fsht minoft 4 Anr Tor oens
gsepnoells. 8t ffuIoe iaaletes buue
be9pnbt BET lpueuoe Aaibnnoreoe for 4
aor fiOen, % Ill feriitommenoe NDtaar
Ifrepet 1904 Steoet for 1900.
Uieu llgemeset. blot goib srrs iaor
fin ttlbsrIlse 9ris % Gllbenelil CAB
ben bllue BAN pOet ueo aarbunoreoitlt'
tst % iii snbUsr 9io, os bergen iOO
isuriei I%iosgranien. iOm on oil.
= " 6onsn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-11-08
Sud, isis.

Ielsforen er M tommen til Qud
Den ooar no fro Bnllam Safe op isen-
ntm Wi1tomn iorbi Potterious Butli
% pibsre Noro forbi Wsit Denmait til
Big Buttsrnut Gate. 6srird saar ben
uloere torbi Helion quwions os orsisi
mob Noro ueb 9iernet Of Aitous Jarm
op til Breorsne Billie.
= Gu Ofteiubrit bliuer opfsrt noe
Wiaiomn peo Yattsrlous Buff. De,
or bpq9er ben, ere ,Sreo. Batter on,
Otto Oliou o9 @re9or NieIien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-11-08

iaen for ubeltemt lib oocrtnset boni
PrafIis.
= 8Or 8p bliuer / benne lib ri9tigl
ppnte. meo np 5ortooe o9 @aoelp9ter,
ina nu behsuer 5olf pei life len9ere
lelu at trnnsporiere beres ap9ter lor al
finoe bjem ON Qitenen.
Qsrbo9 ben Il. Non. bliuer Der,
ont Sub oil, @uosi ne Der / cart.
lamb 6%Ormiooas o9 aiten, o9 ON
9ftermioon9en | Y%etmnufee. ollie er
oeltomne.
= NnrsmBoet for Meni9beoen bliper
ON Manon9en ben ~. Noo. ON 5ors
~miooa9en / airten.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-11-08

funne pnife Int g~eilebnins /. bOOrleoes
man ifal Otase un9bommen". 8
y9obn" er bette SperssmaaI iut bet
~bt9noenee, % : buao mere Ct - 30:
gen siuer ian fitr' Gesu pa en- erfa.
ringsmesfs 5OrituueIie uf be unse.
beres 90nteIiu O9 IaiurIiu. iamt gen.
nem greuuetsIin9en meo Sobns Golfer
naiurIise o9 Ierenos OporuseIies. Nnnis.
ninser, iaa ri ilpltist anbefaltr ben liae
Bog til enbuer 5aoer, WOOer, Soiter.
grobu eaer Ben, Der tenoer os ON:
sons en- vSObn" - oenne aIminoeIige
oanif amelituuife type.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-11-08
#9elmar, So.
li9 at gtoe

0eromtring bor life ia inn 0auite.
% manage nf o5 bar boet Der iilere glar
Be fleite Of Oe Dor paa qdnoet. Sun
noQle iaa 5nmiller Der / ielpe Bpen.
8elmnr. buor De pal Ell bpoerIig Waaoe
ern9rer zig ueo 0agarbtjOe. @t Bdr
1amilieioorc bar itaoi9 9tr6joe paa
S~ernbnutn Der.
Sen sorige DEL al ON oanlte 8eiolf
ming Dor, iom ia9i. paa 9auoet. Nien
fun iaa al rem eier oeres Qlem. Oa
BET er btr iom andre Sieoer. 9ejfu er
opr, og Oct blota9er lelplslatli9 I'll, al
Del goar lan9tlomt meo at fomme lremno,
ina Den enfelte fan fOmme III at DO /
e9et NIem.
Nltrehe 1884. ia igr ben 9io, ber.
ties ben oanite 3uu9e Der. os mango al
BEN, ION loo oerea bsre iprit, ere TONNE
ira Sleeul9. 0uor ben nsoig maatte be-
res / 0enbolo Ill ben tpoite Rej'ers
5oritonelie al ben Sag. @oot. Der uar
ct Nmerlfal Ser Ton ri ind irpat tits
tale bufranore / BET Spro9. iom ri el life
Oh iom pi f%oritaor beoit.
5or War iilbngr bar bet iaoleoes. al
Den odulie Befolfutn9 lsate III Utnquo
teio III @uostlenfiie. @n 6oranorlna
bar foen lnnoen Steo. s Utnj 1894
par tnit .. 8 IS. 9nnisn, ban par
ben Gang Brat / Geoar Toas, isIfe
@an9 Der 1 3elmnr os pr9oif be. 81:
ben ben 9io bar pl bnit Wfgofr Der / en-
presbpieiianIf alrfe. Br9lten. Der Tom:
mer Der MI, tilberer ben loren. oanlte
airfe.
- uoen fgr ben Is Oft osoe en- al
benz, lom bar oRret Der l9n9it. oar
fom iom un9t Wennelte BERTH for oner
20 Nar lioen. Yaa Ell at olsle iom=
meruarme 9aee fit ban Solltif. men ban
Tom bog no3enlunoe ouer bet; anoerle-
oes ou ban Tor 4 Tiger iioen blep onsre'
ben al lpfus 5eber. Wieo ben tom De.
ben. 6an bleo libt puer 40 Nar 9am'
mel os efterlaoer Zig Some os ct Barn
Dor 9anosmano, Ssrsen Stsot.
iaaleoes beo ban, bleu be9ruuet unoer itor
Deltu9elie ben -. Otlober pua Delmar
airteauoro. gr9fen ueo MeibOoiit'
flrten bolot 3olen ueo bans Baure
aitfen. 8eo @rooeu bauoe andre Or:
bet. 0uao Der oar llot iremmeo for os
Dnnlfe. oar at Ie en- prelt for alteret
5rimurerlmpffe at boloe 4l9pr0olteu
ouer et Orfens Meolem.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-11-08
groOilpn, ". p.

Snlems Menisbeo beitemte paa III
Roite Meniabeosmsoe at inorette en-
@iaee paa Wis1Onsblemmet til pr9ite-
bolia, ioa inart airfen er i9roi9 til al
iases / 8rus, lua Meoeiolen fan uuou9:
res.
- MISUNDERSTANDING bleu
bespnoi ben isrit. asrooa / OCTOBER.
- Den npe airfe ifulbe eiter 6on.
tratten bore farois til l. Nouember.
gi mansler enbnu en- 5 q 6 Sunoreoe
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-11-08

6iGoeuaIb, 6%ortaqinser for Born.
At 6. s. CANINE 6Orla9). elsie lin
liee, men tonne Smaotret, piI 9leot
ale oanife Born beroure. 6ortGaln.
oerne ere uel e9ueoe til at tunne for
lfaas at os ssmmss / Sa,ntbierterne.
Sou oil be oolaa bGre oeres ,Fruet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-11-08

3ionismeu, ct 1iOernes 9e9n
Gdmme 6OrIa9). vi puitOr 9arolo
Semen. @n Jlemntain9 al oenne in
ieresiunte jooiite 8euaseIi's 6oruciet
ain9er, 6remtOmit Os 9rO9ram, iami
let / qgiet Il posttroifaben GO Stem
iosioriatteIien ben bsuise SfIiit.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-11-08
nmeloelie.

De un9eS Bibltotbet. 6. y.
8iers 6orlas, 6jebenbaun. 10. 9efte
er uofommet os brinser 5ortiettrIie al
6%ortauinsen ,De fire g%eninoer". 6oos
| ID. l.. Publ. House, Blair, Iebr.
miriam d en- M, en- 6or.
tGlins fra lebilfe Rreole at Paitor DR..
Goersbejm. ID. l. Publ House, Blair,
Nsbr.) Denne 6ortauln9 bar faaet
0erbensrp for bet glImrenoe 8enoitab
til jebilt Qiu | pore Da9e. Den triIte:
liss Gone ben ipGnoenoe % Interest," ante
gambling ct tlar o9 bierteIis; Yerlons
ltiIorinsen Oite fin piptolo9ilf. 9i an.
befaler oenne biaise BOG til ale pore
Qelers.
vSobn". vi X. (Samms 5OrIas.)
Der ct mango 5OraIore o. Berger, bet
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-11-08

IN (" @pbe @9enter gibes
tN Sneret pda port me
wi ~ ~ftprarteoe Bineoparf
y" OVN< p1a DOer 100 belfiDe5
iGn0flenpe fot0graiite
gineber al be inbfgbte paa Cuba. Yorto Rieu o. 9hiz
lippinerne, oeres puie, Bptr % Seoemoaoe; %gribeuoe,
natlrtiu Scenet fra ariaen meb Spanierne % Hbhips
pinoerne, iptogrdieret paa Claimant n unber algles
Il anen 0. + b. Irptt paa SlnIt % enaelit. 9ris
fuf tilienot ST. 80. aatalog oper ~reliaieie Bgger,
Bibler, 9ules yiDtaarsz @ratulaticns' % g snoagsifoles
fort, alt paa Dahif, 9anDtort, Nlbnrnnier, @uitdrer %
andre 9n%ltrumenter I'LL neotat yrts, ogiao Brspe at
,,FolfesBennen'. Grin itrats til Grpsotttonen,
- $40 @ranb Npe., ebieago, 81.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-06-06

Also a large invoice of general Mer-
chandise to arrive by the return Aus
tralia.
Give us Il call and examine for your
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-06-06
CULTIvATORs, WOODEN OK BOWS,

CANAL and GARDEN WHEEL BAR
ROWS, PAN AMERICAN, STEEL
TRAY WHEEL BARROWS,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-06-06

The Star stated the other day that
the ways of the law are curious" it
can go a step further and say now that
not only are the mental processes of
jurors inscrutable," but those of law
yers are alike curious and inscrutable.
Commenting upon the Kahuku riot
case, it was stated by The Star, that
lit was possible the prosecution bungl-
ed the evidence" and from a letter of
the lawyer for the defence, which ap-
peared last evening, it is very evident
that this was the case, for riot I'M
doubtedly took place, but the prosecu-
ton got the wrong pig by the ear, or
got tired of presenting evidence, or
something, and the jury did not con-
Wet. Where the lawyer for the de-
fences kick comes, as regards The
Stars comment, is not clear Is he
sorry that the prosecution put up such
a poor case? If so, his mental process
is again "inscrutable." Does he object
to the sentence lat any rate the de-
fence can feel satisfied" If he is not
satisfied, no doubt his clients are, they
much prefer their liberty to their law
yer's satisfaction.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-06-06
VIEWS ON HAWAII.

The series of articles appearing in
Harper's Weekly from the pen of Cas-
par Whitney, give an excellent. picture
of Hawaii as it is, Like all travellers,
Mr.. Whitney depends for historical
facts upon hearsay evidence, and this
occasionally leads him astray, but
where he writes of what he sees and
the observations he makes himself, his
work is very good. Few people have
written prettier descriptions without
the inevitable gush which mar so many
pen pictures of these Islands. What Mr.
Whitney has to say he says gracefully
and if he finds fault he does so with
discrimination, He has Travelled suffi-
GENTLY to know that you must not
measure everything by the same unit
that there is one measure for the Eu-
ropean and American, and another for
the Hawaiian and yet another for the
Asiatic.
In speaking of the Hawaiians, Mr.
Whitney appreciates that there has
been much bias shown by most writer's,
that some travellers see only the pic
turesque, some only the superficial and
some only the vicious. What he strives
to show is the present situation without
prejudice, and without silly sentiment
tality. Both classes of writer's have
done the Hawaiian injustice, Caspar
Whitney strives to do justice,
The following remarks at the outset
of his papers are worth consideration
He points out that THE white mans
conquest of Hawaii has been through
the confidence. born of kindness and the
peace born 0" education. The native
,ReYSr siPd a 1arth right VI Until The infip-
ence OF the white man gave II to him,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-06-06

The coffee industry on Hawaii has not
had the black eye that some people are
inclined to think. There are men with
money who are quite ready to put in
more, to support those plantations
which have been properly managed.
There were two causes which initiated
against the coffee industry. One was
the rapidity with which money could be
made out of sugar. The other was that
many men went into the coffee industry
without sufficient capital to carry them
along till the crop could become renum-
erative. That coffee will pay on these
Islands is undoubted, that it will pay
even in Olaa is still possible. At all
events there are those who have perfect
faith in it's eventual success.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-06-06

Governor Roosevelt is a thoroughly
practical man, and as such he has been
making enquiries into the practically
Of State Civil Service examinations.
The result has been that the commits
sion appointed has discovered that the
examination questions are not practi-
cal, and that it has been recommended
that candidates for positions in the
Civil Service should not be questioned
upon subjects entirely foreign to the
work they would be called upon to per-
form. Examinations undoubtedly do
great deal of good in winnowing the
chaff from the wheat but they allow a
good deal of mere memory rubbish to
go through, and keep out a good deal of
practical common sense, to the detri-
ment of the public service. This is true
Of the constantly recurring teachers
examinations, and will be true of the
examinations for officers certificates,
when the United States laws are ex-
tended to the Islands, unless some prac-
tically minded examiner gives rein to
his own practical theories.
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NOTICE.

The undersigned beg leave to notify
their patrons and the public that the
Grocery and Provision business of their
respective firms will be consolidated
and incorporated under the name and
style of Henry May & Company, Linn
tied, on June /, 1899. All accounts con-
tracted prior to that date will be due
to the undersigned and not to the COR
poratiOn.
Pending the erection of the new
stores to be occupied by the corpora
ton on the site of the present store of
II. May & Company, the company will
occupy as a retail department, the
store now occupied by II. e. Mcintyre
& Bros. at corner of Fort and King
streets. Telephones Nos. 20 and 80 with
Messrs. II. E. Mcintyre and Day, of
May Company, in charge. The whole
sale and also the retail department, OF
company will be conducted at the j. T.
Waterhouse stand on Bethel street.
Telephones Nos. "a and 949, with Mr..
T. May and Mr.. F. Waterhouse In
charge. The undersigned desire to ex-
press their thanks to their patrons and
the public for past favors and ask that
same be continued to the company sue
ceeding them.
H. e. MCINTYRE & BROS.
II. MAY & COMPANY,
j. II. WATERHOUSE.
Dated Honolulu, May IS. 1899.
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"A ROSE IN JUNE"

The end of the school year is APP
preaching and great efforts are being
made by all the teachers to finish up
the years work. If every teacher did
his or her duty and every child were
studious what grand results would be
obtained. But though the teaching pro-
fession possesses more earnest workers
than perhaps any other, there are many
who have not the ability to do their
work thoroughly, and the studious child
is a rare commodity, especially in COM
mon schools in the tropics. Success
comes in spite of much that is adverse.
Though there are many defects, there
is no doubt that we should be proud of
our schools. They have done a great
work in the past and they will do a
greater work in the future. Those who
are in charge of the system are all
energetic and anxious to have those
under them improve. There is cease
less activity and though some of it may
be mis-directed, even mis-applied activ-
ity is better than lethargy, and our
schools are far from lethargic.
out let us lOI d ulOilltlll lillDh vi lilt
children, not only here, but throughout
Anglo Saxondom. Here the month of
June is looked for and counted upon
throughout it's length and breadth. June
is the brightest month in the year. The
flowers are most brilliant the weather
most balmy, the skies bluer, the seas
calmer, in the month of June. In June.
the child is at it's happiest. The weary
round of tasks is done, and change of
scene, freedom from pedagogic control
are the lot of the college undergradu-
ate, the high school scholar and the
common school child. If there is sin
and sorrow in the world, it is a great
comfort to know that there is also an
immense flood of anticipated happiness
coming to the worlds best and dearest
in this month of June.
One can see them in ones minds eye
trooping to the sea shore, off to the cool
mountains, in the pleasant farms and
pastures of the temperate zone, in the
deep, retired valleys, and the -fleck-
ed hill slopes of the tropics, young men
and maidens, peeping into the wonder
full life beyond which has the mirage
tints of youth and hope, romping boys
and demure little tots of girls, tumbling
and running to catch the jewels at the
base of the rainbow. 1t is a joyous
scene if we will only picture it and for
get for a moment our sordd cares, and
the many troubles incident to mature
years and the struggle for wealth