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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-07-28
SAMPLE REPUBLICAN ROT.

Every Democrat who is possessed of a
conscience will join with the Republicans
against the honor and integrity of the ma
This sort of lAing is simply beyond
and beneath contempt 1t is the old
cry of political hate and loud-mouthea
fanaticism. 1t is pharasaical and hypo-
critical. nonsense, rubbish. and an in
suit to the voters of the country. Re
publicans of the Intelligencer stripe
eternally proclaim that those who
think with their faction possess all
the brains, all the sense, all the patriot
ism, and eminent responsibility of the
American people, that they are
the elect of the Almighty and
the salt of the earth, and
those who do not agree with them
are wholly and entirely vile, without
hope of salvation and not to be trusted.
1t is not only the merest rubbish, but
a direct insult to intelligence and en-
assault upon all freedom of thought.
The case is we'll illustrated and sue
cinctly stated in letter recently writ
ten by Mr.. Louis E. Enrich, of Col
orado. in the course of which he well
says:
1t is maintained that Bryan is a dema-
gogue. Let me recall a significant page
American history r 8, Il
years ago Thomas Jefferson was nomi-
mated for the Presidency. The intellect,
wealth and culture of the country opposed
him. He was announced as the dema-
gague of demagogues, IAN atheist in re-
ligion, and a fanatic in politics." An
historian has thus formulated the prevail
ing political sentiment of that time: "Ev-
cry dissolute intriguer, loose-liver forger.
false-coiner and prison-bird: every hair
Drained loud-talking demagogue; every
speculator. scoffer and atheist, was a fol-
lower of Jefferson; and jefferson himself
was the incarnation of all their theories -
The result of the election showed that
Jefferson was entitled to the same num-
Der of votes in the electoral college as
Aaron Burr, and that he had only eight
more votes that Adams 1t was only af-
ter six days balloting in the House that
he was elected President During his
term of office his executive authority
was more complete than was ever known
in American history" Nevertheless. the
so satisfying to the Nation that in the
election of 1894 he received all but four
teen votes of the entire electoral college.
AS a writer puts it, He had annihi-
lated opposition and become the idol of
four-fifths of the Nation History has a
fashion of repeating itself The words of
Lowell can we'll be pondered at this time:
1T is proverb that to turn a radical
into a conservative there needs only to
put him into office, because then the
license of speculation or sentiment is
limited by sense of responsibility.
History has repeated itself, and NE "
jefferson has come to the front In
American politics. The heather NAV
rage, as they have done before. but the
masses of the people recognize worth,
capacity, ideas and common-sense, as
they did in Washington, jefferson
Jackson. Lincoln, ana now in Bryan,
and the masses Of the people will tri-
unaph over the cliouea and classes.
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When they fail to do so, the republic
will have departed to return no more.

Teddy Roosevelt says the Porto
Ricans are growing rich and happy.
If that means anything, it means they
are satisfied with American taxation
without representation, and are thriv-
ing under such a system. He should
recall that within a week, on the occa-
sion of great holiday, but half a
dozen houses in San Juan displayed
American flags, while twenty-five hun
dred Spanish flags waved in the breeze
The indications are that Teddy has
been misinformed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-07-28

picnic at Epwor<h Park this evening
Ale excursion train leaves at 5: so p. m
Invitations for private hop at Nc,
Mechen on August I'd have been re.
ceived here by number OF young peo-
pie. The committee on invitation are
Simon and Homer West, Mr.. Jeffers anG
Mr.. Doyle.
Thomas Carroll held the lucky num-
Der that drew the bicycle offered by
Will Fletcher for the benefit of his
brother. Walter. who lost his hand in
the explosion of giant cracker at st.
Clairsville on the Fourth OF July.
Col Shindewolf is fond of fishing and
readily accepted an invitation to the
National camp. He arrived at camp
all dressed up, and while telling the
boys how to fish he lost his balance
on the boat and fell in the river. He
is now explaining how it was.
Capt. Phil. Strausser and George
Williams, who have been fishing for
turtles near Lewis Mills. recently
caught the largest snapper ever seen
in this section, the turtle tipping the
scales at thirty pounds. The gentle
men proved their catch by showing the
turtle.
F. Hartwig, the popular barber, has
his troubles. the latest being a mean
trick but a good joke. Mr.. Hartwig
is very fond of turtle soup, and yester-
day he received a box supposed to be
filled with turtles. He Immediately
Maid the freight and than onanad thn
box to find it filled with worthless
terapins, which are not eatable He
boxed them up and tried to work other
friends, but failed, and now his friends
say "Hartwig pays the freight"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-07-28

The Republican who reads Intelli-
gencer denunciation of Mr.. Bryan as
a "demagogue" ought to call for AMI
read up President McKinley's shifty
course as to silver, his denunciation of
criminal aggression" in the Philip
pines, and his conception of our plain
duty as to Porto Rico Mr.. Mckinley
has played fast and loose with the
American people for SO long they are
getting tired of it. His curves have been
solved.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-07-28

Secretary Root has ordered the arrest
of Rathbone, and the friends of that
ayaricious official are making dire
threats and broadly intimate that he
has been made scape-goat. Rath-
bone doubtless had a few pals high up
in official circles. The fact saat taere
was no check on Cuban accounts inai-
Gates that somet--ng was wrong in
Washington from the start.
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An Estimate of Republicanism.

Louisville Courier-Journal
The Republican party is now. what it
has been since it outgrew the emotional
ism that originally gave it life, simple
political machine. 1t is a potent and an
effective machine 1t is admirably man
ned and royalty equipped. But. like other
machines. it works to order and only
when oiled and the oil that feeds it is
the sweat of the poor mans brow. To
enrich the few at the cost of the many is
the reason of its being, We live, how
ever, in an age of combination. Repubii-
can organism is well night perfect. The
Democratic party stands much in need of
some of the precision and discipline
which have made the Republican party
so strong.
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Senator Hoar.
Boston Globe.


Senator Hoar still insists that when he
talks one way and votes the other there
is no occasion for anyone to be surprised
We agree with him. and only hope that
his situation may not be made unneces-
sarily painful Col Hooker. of Vermont
once said that a man was fool to be a
Republican in Georgia and Democrat
in Vermont, and Democracy in Massachu-
sets is quite as unremunerative as in the
Green Mountain State to any one whose
heart is set on the United States Senate
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for Dawson for chairman. Dawson IS 2
great friend Of the colored men. He Il
was who advised them to join the Demo-
cratic clubs. take an oath to support the
Democratic ticket, get all the money they
can, and then vote the Republican ticket
Mr.. Dawson has great solicitude for the
future welfare of the coIored people.
That is why he advised them to violate
their oaths
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DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET.
mrs THE NAIL on THE HEAD.

Thes letter from former Attorney
General +. S. Monnett, of Ohio, to Con-
gresham John W. Gaines, OF Tonnes
see, upon the trust question, ought to
be placed in the hands of every voter
in the United States. It's as full OF
truth as an egg is OF meat, and strikes
right at the bone and substance and
marrow Of the situation. 1t contains
the germ OF the coming battle between
the people OH the one side and the Re-
publican bosses on the other and its
extended perusa, will open the eyes Of
the voters to the situation as it exists
and as 1t has existed for two or three
years back. The people have been
slow to appreciate the fact that they
have been robbed of tens and hundreds
Of millions They have not thought Of
the truism that the foundations for
this scheme of despoilition was laid
away back in 1896, when railroad men
and factory employees and mill workers
we're virtually compelled to march in
Republican professions and undertake
long railroad journeys at the behest Of
the political power which saw in cam
paigu success a good thing for them
selves and their friends and cared not
d copper for the burden which that sue
cess would place upon the masses of
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-07-28

1t now turns out that the Holly Com
pany should have made the connections
at the water works pumping station.
1t has also developed that the officials
didn't know any more about the terms
Of the contract than they did about
plumbing on large scale.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-07-28
Seeking ImperinIism.

Cincinnati Enquirer.
Imperialism is already established in
the Philippines. 1t is mere instrument.
the use OF which is to test how far and
how rapidly Imperialism can be injected
into our republican form of government.
Every citizen should realize the real stake
in this contest, and those who are virtu-
Gus should stand for the Republic
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-07-28

General Sir F. Maurice, of the Eng
hsh army, has scheme for enlisting
100000 cyclists for the defense of Lon
don in case of emergency. His idea
probably is to pile up the wheels along
the roads and let the enemy fall over
them and break their legs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-07-28
Republic or Empires

ST. Louis Republic.
1t is for the American people at the polls
to pass judgment upon the Mckinley pol
icy developed since 1898 and to say If their
government shall continue as a republic
or if it shall, with their formal sanction
and consent, be transferred to empire.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-07-28
A POOR ROAD TO PEACE.

simultaneously from the Philippines
and from South Africa comes the news
that Americans and British alike, ap-
parently out of pure revenge and wan
tonness, are burning villages and farm
houses and killing Filipinos and Dutch
farmers wherever they can be found,
regardless of whether they are bel
ligerants or not Correspondent Stuart,
of the London Post, writes his paper:
Again l had the joy of seeing the
smoke of a rebels house ascending,
and again, Greatly to our sorrow the
Colonel forbade any more burnings. a"
From the Philippines comes the charge,
apparently supslantiated, that Ameri-
can troops are indulging in unneces-
sary bloodshed, laying waste villages
and destroying isolated houses.
Now, the South African Dutch are
not rebels and neither are the Fill
ipinos. In each case the natives of the
country are fighting for their own in
situations and the right of self-govern-
ment. They are certainly entitled to
that treatment supposed to be accord
ed by civilized powers even in time of
war What excuse can there be, for
instance, for the killing of eighty-nine
Filipinos because one American soldier
was treacherously boloed? Nine or
ten deaths would certainly have suf-
feed; but if eighty-nine were demand
ed, why not eight hundred and ninety
or any other number?
It's a poor policy, both on the part
of England and America, and if per-
sisted in, there will be no peace until
both Dutch and Filipinos have been ex-
terminated. Both these wars appear
to have developed a bloodthirstiness
and a capacity for wanton destruction
as deplorable as it is useless.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-07-28

An American soldier was murdered
on the Island of Luzon, and the tele-
graph tells us that eight-nine Filipinos
were killed in retaliation. This Will
impress the natives with the high grade
of our civilization.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-07-28

Judge Henry Brannon, in a letter
written at Weston, received last night
and published this morning, denies
the statement attributed to him that
for seventeen years he voted his preju-
dices instead of his sentiments and
convictions. He explains that up to
and including 1892 he voted the Demo-
cratic ticket for consistency's sake, -
Notwithstanding he believed in the
policy Of protection. 1t would appear
from his explanation that Judge Bran
non believedfn the Republican tenet of
protection long before 1892, yet voted
the Democratic ticket, and that since
1892 he has voted the Republican
ticket although elected as a Democrat
and holding office as such. Judge
Brannon's card contains his own ex-
PLANTATION of his political faith. over
his own signature. The case is now
with the public.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-07-28

Emperor William. addressing a de-
tachment Of troops off for service in
China, told them no mercy was to be
shown and no prisoners taken. AS the
Chinese don't fancy prisoners them
selves, except for purposes Of torture.
It really looks as though somc blood
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-07-28

The facts in the murderous Ken
lucky conspiracy are coming out rapid
ly. It's the story of one of the most
diabolical political plots in the history
of any country.
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NOT THROUGH PREJUDICE.
Card of Denial From Judge Henry
Brannon.
WESTON /TIil,y Ok 1Q00


TO the Editor of the Register.
Sir: The Register lately published an
extract from another newspaper saying
that | stated that | had for seventeen
years voted my prejudices. instead of
my convictions, in voting the Demo-
cratic ticket. l made no such state
ment so unreasonable on its face.
did not vote from prejudice against the
Republican party | always treated the
Republicans and their principles with
respect, as Lewis county Republicans
Will attest. | was criticized by Demo-
Gratis for my liberality in that respect.
L did say that for party consistency
sake, up to and including 1892, l voted
the Democratic ticket, Notwithstanding
my well known views in favor of pro-
tective tariff, as did thousands of Ran
dali Democrats, but | did not say | so
voted from mere prejudice.
HENRY BRANNON.
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HOW TO REMIT.

9eDd ala remittances by Reg;stereS
Letter, Express Order, Check or
Postal Note. Patrons rum risk
" losing remfttnnccs sent i'm any
other way. All amounts for $500
or less can DE Ient by postal order
Tor three cents. Address
THE REGISTER,
Wheeling. w. Va.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-07-28

The people who undertook to break
into the Allegheny, Pa, penitentiary
must have mistook the big stone build
ing on the banks of the Ohio for a
bank.
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Yes-Wbich Wnyf

Parkersburg State Journal.
That speech made by gentleman by
the name of Elkins. at the Republican
State convention, seems to have pretty
effectually settled things in a political way
in West Virginia.
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A Good Man.

Parkersburg Sentinel.
The Democrats of the First District
will probably nominate Andy Edmiston
for Congress. That district contains no
better man for the place
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Has it occurred to you that the
weather the past few days has been
about the correct and proper thing?
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FEMALE HELP WANTED.

WANTED-Cood girl for general house
work. must come recommended Apply
to MRS. Il. NJ. BROWNE, Leatherwood,
or Browne Bros. 1903 Market street
jy2le&dh
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DIED.

TUCKER-On Friday. July q. 1900, at
$50 p. m, Sister Mary Agatha Tucker.
Funeral service at convent chapel on
Sunday afternoon at o'clock. Friends
respectfully invited to attend. Interment
at Mt Calvary cemetery.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

PROFITS In Stocks, Wheat and Cotton.
Mackey's Modern Methods Make Money.
Write for our free book. c. T. MACKEY
& CO., 81 Broadway. New York. fe3sath
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r IST OF LETTERS.

Remaining In the postoffice at Wheeling
OHIO county. West Virginia. Saturday.
July 18th. To obtain any of the following
the applicant must ask for adversited let.
tiers, giving date OF list:
Ladies' List.
Barker, Nancy A. May. Miss Nellie.
bIandnen, Miss Ma Mitchell. Miss Bet.
Forbes; Mrs. WIN. Patterson. Mrs. AZ
Kelly. Miss Anna Pryor. Miss Eunica
W. Richeton. Miss II
Kramer Mrs. Lena, Reed. Miss Alice,
Lewis. Miss Edith, TAYLOR. Mrs. -
nackay' Mrs. h. Wash, Miss Clara.
Gentlemen's List.
pan. y. T., Howard. Frank.
nosalIett, + y, Hoffman, Samuel.
IBimfer, Z. H, Kubolin, Jan.
5lAler' r. r, kuffer r. c..
PDuLuS' " m, Livingstone, E. H,
Colvtn, c. D., Noffie, Thomas
SS, Ux; Jas, Mills, Harry G..
I ~ W., mos. Meder, A. j..
Sf99nnely' =. f., Marcus, Mile To
SIehehs, j. W., bowie,
, Somos, 4. NJ, Maxwell, Frank,
rrnstener Chariev. Nichols. Frank
Flanagan, Jas. p, Payne. Harry ID.
Fiuharty. Chas, >, Suuay, Mr.
Gehret. Cal. Shine = n
Grove. Chas., shaw Charley
Gilligan, William. Sheppard 7
nIalpln, J. J., Tuner, Chas H..
11operts Dave, Turney. Marvin,
hartman, c. A, Ward, James e,
miscellaneous.
Biehl Opera Company,
Burr Bros. Messrs
Secretary Polk Lodge No 1.
GEORGE WISE, p. NJ.
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Cries Of "Goff!" "Goff!" can be
heard throughout the Republican
ranks.
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Charleston Gazette.
Chris. Payne represented 1000 coIored
voters as member Of the State commit
tee. Is Parkersburs, Monday, ~ voting
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FAMINE HORRORS GROW IN INDIA
Relief andIn


Of
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LOST


LOST-Diamond horse shoe pin. Finder
will receive liberal reward by returning
TO this office. jy26er
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MONEY TO LOAN.
CARDS OF ALL KINDS

For Societies. Business Men. Churches.
Entertainments ana all otner affairs. In
large quantities and great varieties. 1t
WEST VA PRINTING CO.
80 MRxkat ntsa6A
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AGENTS WANTED.

$500 CAN BE MADE durinr. the next
six months by hustling agents handling
our white and fancy Rubber Collars,
Cuffs, Bosoms and Neckties. Patented
and guaranteed goods. Enclose stamp
for special plan. NJ e. NJ. MFG. CO.,
Springfield, Mass. ju17e&dvz
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FOR RENT-Four rooms on second fioof
OF brick residence. No. q Twentieth
street both gases and water Apply az
this office or to THOS. McNABB. q Flev-
enth street. iv2Se&sfih
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was going to be shed in Asia before
long.
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Personal.

"WoMAN'S BLESSING"-Private pre-
scription. positive cure for suppressed or
irregular menstruation; never fails; box
free. j. NJ. HORNE, NJ. d., Drawer w.
l24, Chicago, Ills. jy2Se&da
l HAVE FOUND a positive cure for
drunkenness. Can be given secretly VIII
gladly tell you what ii is Don't send
money. MRS. MAY HAWKINS Lock
Box K. L. l3l, Grand Rapids, Mich.
de9satc
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LEGAL NOTICES.


Notice is hereby given that the first
meeting of the stockholders of the North
ern Ohio Valley Electric Railway Com
pany, for the purpose Of electing direct
ization of said company and for such
other proceedings as might be had at an
annual meeting. Will be held In Wheeling.
West Virginia. on Tuesday. August 2ist.
A. d. 1900 at 10 o'clock a. m, at the law
office of John Arbenz. Jr., 1868 chapline
street.
NORTHERN OHIO VALLEY ELEC-
TRIO RAILWAY COMPANY,
GEORGE NJ. SHOOK.
HOWARD HAZLETT,
JOHN s. WELTY,
JACOB EBERTS.
HENRY J. ARBENZ
Being all of the incorporat0rs OF the
said Northern Ohio Valley Electric
Railway Company. jyzl. 3 au4 II
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THE OSBORNE-ArKansas and Pacific
ave, Atlantic City, n. J. One square from
Reading depot and the beach. Excellent
in every appointment. Fine table. Electric
lighting Elevator Rates IS to $l4 Book
let. MRS. r. j. OSBORNE. ma1Sewx
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ATLANTIC CITY. N. j.

THE WALDORF. New York ave. near
the Beach and all attractions Ex-
tensively enlarged and refurnished,
thoroughly modern in every detail SUI
perior table Homelike and cheerful
Write for booklet. II. L. WRIGHT.
jySe&d 81
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STOCKS FOR SALE.

S1UChO Fun DALE.
Wheeling Ice & Storage Company.
Fostoria Glass Company.
Beaumont Glass Company.
Riverside Pottery Company.
Mccoy Shoe Company.
Wheeling Pottery.
Wheeling Steel G. Iron Company.
Wheeling Bridge Company.
BONDS.
Wheeling Corrugating Company
Wheeling Stamping Company.
Industrial Stocks bought and sold direct
on New York Stock Exchange
SIMPSON 81 TATUM,
Room 4. City Bank Building. Wheeling.
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.

FOR SALE-One family mare years
old; safe for lady or children to drive;
also rubber tired surrey, good as new
Call at 81 South Broadway. jy26es
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VIM. Say1dgt ito.
Real Estate
Agents

FOR SALE.
s., 50o-House and lot On LlihA St.,
ssxlls; 6 roomA
s., 009-Hcuse and lot on College 81.
1sxlzs; house contains I rooD&
s.. iTEHouse and los Cd Ne11n6er
St, IoSxiSo.
s., soe-Heuse and lot o. Vineyard St.
7sx6
S, sos- Hoe eadDt ON Yosg s.
s0z11o.
- geo -f4case and t0e~0a Yeeg 81.
10 rooms. s0x140.
s., s0e-House and lot at KAlihi, TN
X150. --
s.. 75e-Houssaand Ioss1n AlApi g.;
Sopd go. s
$. seSaesss0pd Iotea KinAa ST.
5txl00. - sA-
81. 000-Large lot at Kalihi. 771sxfsA -
s. s0e-House and lot At kahhi, 15kx
uoL5NpRT7JE l9rG3.5
S. O0NBusInsss properly % Fort *,
17xsS.
Sc. 0o-Lodgtng house in centsr Of city.
81 .500-Investment at kewalo; month
ly income $40.
81, 200-Leasehold on-vReretania St: Z
AlsAssteaeas . yearSe0iFn
$I,500-Large lot with bufidfASs on
SKI PunehbowaJ ST. brilss in $50
per month, ..r ,
IS. 600 House and large lot on Queen
street -gsf4 17Hay
s1,io0-Lot on Queen St, 50x10o.
sS,500-Large lot with 9 cottages;
monthly income SIPS.
sl,25o--kargs toc q Kahn. los4lea
6,J0o-Elegart residence, 2z5 # front,
ON Makiki st.
s., 500-Residence on Punchbowl near
Lunalilo Home. 120x150; q
bargain.
S4.000-Leasehold on Beretania St.; 80
loo Years 70 ru1; net income $50
SO0-Leasehold with building Oh
~ Fort St; 3 Years to run So
Lots near Bsteisoeb Lane. Pdlsma;
- all Sizes sad prices.
Lots on Austin Lane. Halama; all ,aises
and priceA
Lots at Kunawai of Liliha and Judd
Sts.; all JbsrGaips. ~ Z
Lots at Kewalo from $57s iup. accord.
ing to location. - -
si.OO0-Large warehouse at Kewalo;
recently built uv.~-rzs-.r.-v-.
4O00-Leasehold Of city front lot on
Queen St, near Fish Market
wharf: "a years to run.
A cottage on Peterson's lane, Palama.
Possession given on the LIST of October
z TO LET.
Three summer residences near city,
at Tantalus, Pearl City and Niu.
VIM. SAvIDGE & CO.
Real Estate Agent. 2O6 Merchant st.
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