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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-09-05
FOR RENT-RooMs.

FOR RENT-ROoMs.
FOR RENT-Fur rooms with board; rates rea-
sonabe 5o8 18th ST nv se9-el,ela
FURNISHED rooms, 81, So and So; gentlemen.
o. Z st. nv. se0-"e's n
FOR RENT-one nieely-fur. room, with board,
by Sept. 10: So per month 922 Mass ave.
For RENT-Furnished rooms, $50 up. z26 10th
st. rsw- se3-St
FOR REAT-A nicely unfinished room ON ID floor
for gentleman only. 81 St Sc. It
FOR RENTING parIors on LIT foor furnished or
unfinished; 2d-steTy front room 22S ID st.
nv seo-ot
yard; reasonable to good tenant. 1881 No III
| Capitol st. se5-5t
FOR RENT Furnished front room. 6l6 X St ne.
FOR RENTING nicely furnished com. rooms.
I'd floor: southern exposure; large closets;
bath; balcony q. J.; suitable for gentlemen;
RET 9o5 st. NV. scott
FOR. RENT Rooms, furnished or UNFINISHED.
125 nth st. NV se5-St
FOR RENr-Two rooms; ID story; bath and porch
on sarie floor, $40, S27 c st. Sc sei-St1ein
FOR RENT-one or two large rooms; unfur
partly fur; quiet neighhorhood; near cars;
rent low Oh l. st. Se4-"tretl
sl6 T ST s W-Two or three rooms on ID
soor; light housekeeping; heat gas, and bath,
and finely furnished, sei-3t
FOR RENT-Txo furnished rooms; light house
keeping; 81 1923 9Th St NV. sei-st
FOR RENT-Furnished rooms. So, 81; double
paror Sl5. s53 9Th st. se4-3t
FOR RENT-Large sd-story back room, nicely
furnished; windows; s. TO Oct l. 12S llth
ST. se4-3t
9IS y y AYE-Nicely furnished rooms, ID floor;
enc With private bath; uansients taken.
se4-St
FOR RENT-Two 3d-ioor rooms, light house
keeping allowed. l2iS IIth St nv. sei.St
FOR RENT-Two nice communicating furnished.
rooms suitable for man and wife 80 AZ
ST. sw- sei-3t
FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms, Sd floor use
OF parlor; refs 20o1 II St NV. set-St
FOR RENT Large, cool rooms, $3.50 up. weekly
S5L Pa. ave. NV. seS-S EN-
ONE LARGE front room; fur. suitable for
two gentlemen; southern exposure; private
tamIly' home comforts price, S. 81 { 81. se.
se3 3tem
FOR RENT-Rooms. fur. or unfur. sos st ne.
FOR RENr-Good-size ballroom, c2s st, NV,
seS-3ten
FOR RENT-LaTge front room on 2defoor; board
If desired AS I'd 81. seS t,em
FOR RENT-Furnished and ,lnfuraished front and
back rooms; references 6ls 9th st.
FOR RENT-Four large rooms en- suite, for / h
k 1923 l0th st. nv. seS-3t
1885 NEW JERSEY AVE. NW-For light house
keeping, three nicely furnished rooms; slG
references se3-St
FOR Adjudication central Office rooms or
bachelor apartments. furnished or unfuTnish-
ed Call or address 1885 II ST. NV. until Sep
tenlber> i. au90-7t
FOR RENT-UNFURSIsHE ROOMS.
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FOR RENT-Three large rooms. % floor; large
closet in each: newly rapered and clean;
private family, children; terms TO suit. ia2+
9th st se5-3t EN-
FOR RENT-U nfur., one large room. 1901 St
nv" Se2-3t.ein
FOR RENT-Two communicating rooms for light
housekeeping 30 d St se5-5t
FOR FENT-Three large communicating unfuE-
MS 1ed rooms. ID floor; hight housekeeping
2007 st. se4-St
FOR RENT-Unfur., entire 2d floor; rooms.
Goa NJ st. NV. seS-3t, EN-
FOR EENT-Three unfur- rooms, Sc. COO L 81.
ne seS-St'eIn
FOR RENT-Thres unfinished rooms; second
floor, 145 + ST. lie se3-3t
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-09-05
FOR SALE-B1CYCLEs.


FOR SAIE-Io0) Rambler wheel. fine condition;
cheap for cash. F. HOLLIDGE, Tenleytown.
D c se5-3t
FOR SALE-Bicycle: good as new, s. I7Is1a 9Th
ST NV seo-St
SPECIAL BARGAIN WEEK-Evtension handle
bans. Sl.35: roller chains. 81 %: Brilliant gas
lamp 81 %; oil lamps, 29c; pedals SOC; saddles
Soc; foot pumps. 2oc; bells l2c; vim tires $3.50,
put on; Hartford tires s.. 80, put on; repair work
az equally low prices. WENDELL, :72s 9Th st.
nv SCI 81
FOR SALE-N4a and wife leaving city will sell
their bicycles, cheap 10Ij st.
seSSs
SEASON END SALE-EHormous Bargains in b.
cycles and supplies. Tie Pioneer we'll
known, full guarantee, up-to-daJe bicycle Tor
sI075, and we throw in d iIlst-cIass lamp and
bell. Lot OF shop-woTn bargains from S 10 So.
Coaster Brakes, $; tires put oH SI.5g-good ones,
too Everything in the bicycle lire al reduced
figures. al NATIONAL CYCLE SUPPLY CO,
SO IL I4th 81 sepZ i
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.

N----~~~~~-~~------~-~-~--
CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY.
Intended Steamship SaiIings from Vancouver.
JAPAN, CHINA. AND PHILIPPINE ISLAND2
EMPRESS OF CHINA Sept. 10, Dec. 3, Feb %
EMPRESS OF india. Oct. 8 Dcc- p, Mch- %
EMPRESS OF JAfsN. Nov. 5, Jan. IS, apr. Is.
HAWAIIAN ISLANDS AND AUSTRALIA
WARRIM00- Sept 81 MIOWERA.--.... Oct 19
For rates apply .z29 Pennsylvania avenue
au24mon, wed, tri,u
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-09-05

WANTED White girl. for cooking and house
work; no washing; stay nights. 24l Del ave
ne EN-
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-09-05

" AN1ED-C3IoT,d Girl for hausesark washing;
cooking. apply at desk, sli St NV
tom
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-09-05

WANTED Woman for general housevaork, family
Of three; STAY At night. 2l3 i 81. nv.
se5-2t
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-09-05

FOR RENT-Fur rooms. with board; rates rea-
sonabe 5GS 18th ST. nv. sel-Si, en-
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FOR SALE or REHT-noUsEs.
TH0S. E. uGGGhMaN.
Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer
Si7 r Street q. w.
NORTHEAST

SOUTHWEST
4ls 10Th. h. Ar and back building - go
'1 ana ga d, his, or each stable {botb). .2,5o0
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-09-05

NANTED-Three girls, cocks, ehsmbermaids:
nurg1 girls. mattresses; give all good
places free pay after making the dTst week;
terms 70 suit all. TIE OLD VIRGINIA EAi'LOI-
MENT AGENCY. 1892 llth 81. NV. sea-2t.em
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-09-05
FOR EXCHANGE.

WANTED-To trade an 1899 Tribune wheel for a
buggy Address Bon 2s6, this office
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-09-05
FOR RENT-HousEs.

FOR HENT-NOUsES-
FOR RENr-40s St NV; the best house and
The cheapest rent in the city today; perfect
beauty; 2-story and cellar; furnace heat. Only
SIS per month; did rent $50. House open.
se3-3t,em
1901 Sd ST. n. W.. COR OF T-12 rooms and base
meat; a handsome residence; new furnace; BY
street railway; 6 minutes to Pension Bureau; key
next door WILLIAM BIRNEY. 4l6 5th st. NV.
au90-f, em
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-03-06
MOnSelOr Sbarretti
EN- Gu BA

Ha llegado q la Habana, procedente
de los Estados Unidos, donde fue con
sagrado, ell Obispo de aquella Di6cesis
MonsenOr Donate Sbarreti.
Con este motive Sc cant0 EN- la Ca
tedral un solemne "Te Deum," con
clufdo ell cual, el nueyo Obispo dirigi6
la palabra L fieles, diciendo en- cas-
tellanO que iba a propagar las doctri
mas de Jesucristo, consagrando al c1lto
ell mayor cello y que su mission era de
paz.
Agreg6 que al designarle Su Santi
dad para el cargo de Obispo de aqnella
Di6cesis, tuvO en- cuenta que el era age
no las cuestiones profanas de Am6ri
ca +; y afladi6 que todo ell que ara a su
patria debe mantener la fe cat6Iica
Dij6 ademas que acojera a todos con
afecto, sin distinction de razas nj de Ea.
cionalidad, por que todos son hijos de
Dios, y que Sc esforzara en- conocer las
necesidades de este pueblo.
SeguidameIte di6 la bendici6n q los
fieles, terminAndose ell acto q las once
Y cuartO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-03-06
HABLA Ell MIMISTRO De HACIENDA
ImPUESTO SOBRE Ell TABACO

FL llamado Canciller del Elk che
quer, 3 sea Ministro de Hacienda
ingles pronuncio un discurso propo
niendo que Sc aumentase ell derecho
que paga 81 tabaco en- cuatro peni
ques por libra y 81 de los cigarros
procedentes del extranjero en- seis
peniques libra
Los oabIegramas que pFeceden ,son
propiedad del BOLBTN MERCANTIL, y
pneden repr0dncirse en- cualquier for
ma, abonando & la Empresa 30 pesos
oro por cada uno que SO utilice
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-03-06
ljL t0NRHCYd EN BGhJPA
SERVIi BuLGiR!i

Las relaciones dipl6maticas entire
am5os Estados son cada vez mas in
sostenibles, Y uno de ellos, Bulgaria,
continue enviando gran ndmero de
tro pas a la frontera de Servia, que ia m
bien Sc dispone a resistir ell ataque d
los bIlgaros
81 g0bieino austriaco temiendo una
guerra general en- los Estados de los
Balkanes esta empleando toda su in
fluencia para evitar una rnptura entire
aquellos, que tendra que sobrevenir
prOnto dada la tirantez Re relacione,
existente eutre los Gobiernos de Sel
via y Bulgaria.
Los calvinistas de Servia han 70
mentadolos odios, acusando a Bulga
ria de haber ocultado los refugiados
polfticos servios, permitiendoles publ
car ioletos polfticOs y especialmentt
contra el ex Rey Milano.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-03-06
Habla Leon TOlstoi
GQberladO pOr nErraheS

La pTenSa de Nueva York en- las I'll
timaS ediciones que Sc han recibido en-
esta Isla, da cnenta de una entrevista
celebrada entire un periodista de San
Petersburgo y ell insigne escrit0r mos
covita Leon TolstoI. La conversation
recay6, naturalmente, en- la guerra
anglo "boer', aceTca de 10 que dijo 10
siguiente ell exmio T0lsUoI:
& He sufIido 10 indecible! El dia
sorpFendiame, su aparici6n, con los
peri6dicos en- la mano, devorando 10
escrito respecto 4 los valientes 'boerSn.
Oada minuto he deseado poder leer
que estOs dltim0s han derrotadO sien
pre- 4 sus enemigOs.
" Esta guerra es la mas grande arli-
trariedad que Sc ha cometido en- nues
tra 6poca. Dos naciones civilizadas,
Inglaterra y Holanda, aniquilandose la
uila a Ia oira Inglaterra, naci6n or
gullosa de su libertad, ha tenido la
audacia de pretender aplastar q los
!" boeTs", que son infinitamente mas
peque1os en- n1mero y que nunca Ie
causaron al menor NAL Es incOm
prensible, inaudito!
I" Esta guerra es 81 signo de la deca
dencia de nuestro tempo, signO bien
triste que viene q demostrar que ell
muudo esta gobernado por miserables
sin alma y sin coraz6n".
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-03-06
OTRk VICTORIA IAGLESA
ABANDONO De STORMBERG

OGcialmente Sc sabe que los beers,
despues de algunas escaramuzas
libradas aver, Sc vieron forzados q
abandonar la plaza de Stormberg,
donde SO dirigfa gran ndcleo de
fuerzas inglesas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-03-06
Hacemos nuestya la manI1estacidu ante,

Nosoos los abajo rmados propetarios de panadeaa dc
que habendo amaado la hana EL PREEO EaAyO, de la I'm
de New York repesentada por e SR Don c. AzEvEDo ha
ae te'ga senaInate0 aacio endo dicha harina SLPE
10 completeness de
idades. Arecibo de Mario de 1900
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-03-06
Ell La CAMARA De Los COMUNES
EN- BUSCA De REcURSOS

La Camara de los Comunes de
Londres Sc reuni6 aver en- session
con el obieto de discutir los aumen-
tos que fueran posibles en- los de-
rechos sobre determir adas mercan
cfas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-03-06
lMGLESEs 7 BOERS +"
EN- RETIRADA

Los 1ltimos despachos recibidos
de Cape Town parecen indicar que
los beers contindan un movimiento
general de retirada.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-03-06
UNA REDUCTION

Despues de varias discusiones Sc
acord6 reducir ell dividendo trimes
trail la mitad de 10 que era prsvia
mente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-03-06
Ell DEPARTAMENTO De Ia GUERRA

Esto ha sido tambien confrmado
por los despachos o6ciales recibidos
por Ell Departamento de la Guerra
de Londres.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-03-06
DETRAs OE Los "BOERs"

Parte de estas han ocupado la
referida poblaci6n dedicandoss las
restantes q perseguir los sugitivos
0oers.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-03-06
Information prC1llG
Enyiad0s directamente
POR Ii "ASSOGllTED PRESS"
Al"DOletin MerCantil"
NBV4 York. 6 i NarZl
LA SUGAR TRUST COMPANY
nIUInENnn cnPREc cpnNnIENTE
NIBvA York. 6 i MARI,
La SUGAR TRUST COMPANY"
DIVIDEND0 CORRESPONDENCE

Aver tuvo lugar en- esta ciudad
una junta de los Directories de la
gran coinpanfa azucarera Sugar
Trust Company a fin de acordar Ell
dividendo que correspondfa a los
accionistas de dicha sociedad
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-03-06

Los precedentes certi6cados demuestran de manera
clara explfcta la bondad de nuestra HARINA marca
MEL PERAIO MAYOR" cuya caldad garantixansOs sera
sostenida UNIFORME en- todo tempo suplida todos
los comsonistas de NeWYor guadad de condolences
UNITED MILLS EXPORT COMPANY--New York
j. C. D. Azevedo--pnsrDsrn
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-03-06

- ENGlUN
i O.0lA A LA FIARINA
Ell Pre1nio Mayor !"
cen en- hs b que ] sssH P 4 @ d Rs @ ns r. nGao as0 M M ss1
d Sm pdeos % g de @ ea % cs@ ope ean n @ m dc opinion ~
Fuerza, Blancura y Rendimiento,
p aR que % ssesS e as 95es @ e' sa s
San Juan Pto-Rio, Mrzo3d de 1900
Vuldr q Ca-Piana, Rojo q
s qs a4 ha Rass a s EI I pRzRio % aaca &
as e e d M 5 9d p H 5 s Di1 e rsao s1os
COLOR BLANco, FuERzA RENDlMlENTo
O. o6@ead @ % % d% @ @ @ S m m 1d 5 % e 3
s1n 8e 9ar2 an a na Puerto Ssa Reo M7o de 1000
Fuchoso Fonta"es Jose Ayonso Osorio Juan Peres
T adso ooaosnz"o % de- los principals ss
@ s @ dsa % ndsa % ] % COMPETE s T . MAnoa me h
@ asbo @ P Ro & I o @ DE- @ 'Has ' 81" 'a d' 0a
/ lie q Ca
"D' = Aguadlia 4gseT a'f. dc 1000
j. T. s. &ss
sG @ S s @ g1S@
M @ sa ss @ @ 91do 3 eba ns % s9oR ap1 % s @ es ssn s
@ @ nf nos Ro en- % De Msrso de- 9 eH' d @ M 'F u 0o ''
Gehpbcrt Herma.os- Colon . Canton. !.
Ia
Ssa d IN o % = Da de ""s"na oss para %
Jose ledapua lsqpa~s p...sr~
Los precedentes certihcados demuestran de manera
clara explicta la bondad de nuesta HARINA
IMEL PREEMHO EMAYOR Cuya Calidad uarantxaaOs Sera
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-03-06

PRE-
endo sabor nmeoable
buen reutado ManaH Febreo "a de
Jose DIeddDiLa PrpiaaO de-
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-10-17

- xnss * the farmers - s.e 10 the
szriPsszn- os ths sFsx~ Elfvr-s fsye
sss-ssnk fgszs fhe.r fa-uer szre EeczEsse uf
thc t=s-s.ssss rainfall Es ass h~psse uevrs
sSry EcE for sie .ssserss y "a tssss uP
rh4s pss,6ie4z <ystszEzs5 sily sr<s sa~k 10
solve IL By InSsrTrctfrz tf@ p<eoPle IN tys-
culsHr~- AZ Esasz oBe ~ ehe bsrye uni
vs.rsiries- Coru@EI. has Instituted srhs4,e
Of foresrry. IN ths h0E~ - s-sxrtinx cut
missionaries 20 foster the forsss bask 20
a condition % ghei-ssaie xrv~tA Hs-
rau can avoid this sal exE-rissce By
imposing stringent resrFEEtic-as apon tree
csftinz- In this work II Al ue~l tie
intelligent aid Of csusress- Zoe ths en-
acfussnf Of statutes to forn tie hasis
Of e systematic supervision over the fc--
ests- The government shoula nat Deg
iect this item in the management o. the
new territory, but shesld czrry ont Is
own experiment Conducted in the grea:
reserves OF tine far west. shsrs good
work has been done toward the preserve
ton OF some cf the grand forests which
give TO that section It's rare beeoty. a
law passed now viii bear good fruit m
the years 10 come
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-10-17

HoSoLULU, H. T OCT. IL. 1850.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-10-17
The new manager of the Hon,

The new manager of the Honolulu
telephone system seems to be making
progress ike the crawish-backward.
The service is even more execrable than
ever. If that he possible. The induction
system is ruinous upon the ears of pa
irons OF the phones, while the ignor-
ance. Incidence and impudence of the op-
orators is terrible torture TO patience
and godliness. There never will be any
improvement until the entire system is
overhauled and until operators of ar least
average intelligence are placed in charge
OF the work nj central
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-10-17
HAwAIps FORESTS.

Editorial in Washington Star Sept. y. !
+ slt is to he hoped that the annexation
of Hawaii will not result ultimately in
the destruction of one Of its chief natural
beauties, the forests, which now make of
this group one of the loveliest spots on
earth. Yet there is some danger that IN
the extraordinary development of the re-
sources Of the islands the enterprise of
the capitalists may not stop short OF the
denedation of these magnificent growths.
On this point The Honolulu Republican.
lately organized newspaper. with per-
haps the real Of a newcomer in the field
recently said:
Let the woodsman spare the ax in
Honolulu and throughout Hawaii The
Telling % 4 tree is the labor of an hour
often the result of thoughtless whim
its development into all its beauty was
the work of ases. Spare the tree stand
fer the heautifying Of the island
This voice Of timely warning should be
heeied. One of the most sefioas present
problems in the eastern portion Of the
mainland results from the destruction
of the ferest growths- First came the
pioneers. cutting out the trees 10 maks
a clearing for q house and small farm.
Then, decades later. advanced the city
makers. 10 push the work OF denudation.
while in the lnoer richly covered sections
the timber cutters continued their de-
straciiye. though Of course. necsssar,
work - enersesicaily that In the course
Of three or four generations che great
forests had dwindied TO groves. and 10
places had entirely disappeared. Forest
ires ecmpietrd the destruction where. the
bad Of nan had been stayed BY the hiI-
are of the profitable trees. And now il is
suggested by students of the
situation that much Of the drought whica |
intesfercs 50 seriously with
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-10-17

With the approach of the holidays.
holiday ads are beginning TO make their
appearance and with them the fool who
wants to spell Christmas Xmas To
such men The Republican would like tn
ask If they were writing the name Of the
Savior of Mankind would they spell it
j. N? That would be just as sensible
and fully as appropriate as writing
Christmas Xmas" We are glad to say
that all the better class papers over the
land are tabooing the use of "Xmas-
any place in their columns, regardless Of
whether II is paid for or not "Xmas'
is tabu in the columns of The Republi-
can
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-10-17
REPUBLICAN TICKET.

Por Delegate 20 Congress.
TneTpir~i Term seth Congress-
SAMUEL PARKER
Tor Delegate to Congress.
fFan Term 57,h Conxrss)
s.+fUEL PARKER
FOR Senators Island of Oahu.
81 G. ACHI
CECIL BROWN
% lORGE K CARTER
ElARESCE l.. CRABBE
TeASR PAHIA-
g. NRY WATERHOUsE
Tor representatives Dis
tnct.
WILLIAM AYLETI.
g. T.. GILFILLAS.
HN r. HOOGS
i rs. kEIKL
JONAH KUMALAE
& .. NJ ROBERTSON.
Tor 3 preventative District.
~ !. COELHO.
% T.. HITCHCOCK.
EEDCH JOHNSON.
J l.. KATLUkoC.
y. T. McCABE
T. McCANDLESS
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ss. will s,os Sssarp u this E.sssf.eEiiy
Viii r r~sRr fHeasioa OF tie E1ssteTss 80
Enissss7 rztfo1 of Prs-<idersr McNsu5e~ ds@s
il Ros ssaE.i to mason that the usohi~d
Esen 81 the ait~-5 STATES Ebo hare heea
wiling a. invest IN Europez1 sesurisizs
Ssu bot 10 wiling to invest II shs nsw-
,erTitosiss n our swr cesEBtry. po-s 4
1ssss stand 20 rs=sson that fh@y EiII pur-
chase oar sso.ks and securities. thar they
wriil establish uex fscioyes here ani that
with the Fonsserfal gro~th Of tbe car
ring rr.ds % the Pacific bandre-is %
n~w Industries SilI b@ established N
Hawaii Ehich will bs mighty h>ips IA
the UpbuiIdinz and prosperity OF the
territory
HSv iHpoFtsn, i is then that del
gate 10 conzr-~s IN harmony with the
r~F.uslican administration Be elested hy
the voters Of Hawaii. and hox important
{; = 20 the future of the territory thst
legislature in political harmony with the
rational administration be elected by the
people of Hawaii. Then IL can he said
OF Is - Of the national administration
a Washington that We ara wise in haS
ins = republican rule under which bust
ne-s interests will ~ suhserved and un-
der which iavclhments viii be secure and
under which all the people will prosper.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-10-17

When you cannot sleep for coughing
I, is hardly necessary that any one
should tell you that you need few
doses Of Chamberiain's Cough Remedy
20 allay the irritation OF the throat and
make sleep possible. Il Is good. Try
IL. For sale by Benson. Smith & Co..
general agents. Territory-of Hawaii
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TIME TABLE.

From and After January l, 1900
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News just received here announces
the appointment of Frederick w. Job.
formerly consul for Hawaii in Chicago.
TO he consular representative for the Do
minican republic in that city. Mr.. Job
has many friends in Hawaii who are
glad TO note his success in life.
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COLLECTIONS PROMPTLY 40.
COUNTED FOR.
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FOR EXCHANGE

A beautiful corper 8slxzo1 feet sit
uated In the best sitience section of
Honolulu. viii sch -nee for sugar
stocks, Kihei. Mcbrre Waialua or
any other of the oid hue of dividend
paying stocks. This Is 5u excellent
chance to make al exchange 10 your
advantage
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THE HOG BLADDER.

i want TO say that Il should be 10 the
honor Of every Hawaiian here to vote
for David for delegate to congress.
say il viii bring blush of shame 10
your cheeks Ia have your alii beaten
by ans man in Hawaii.
want to see the Hawaiians keep To-
gs,her."
The foregoing is an excerpt rer5atim
ef hterGfim from the speech OF E. Il.
McClanahaB. delivered at the democratic
rally nj the orpheum Monday night. II
the same speech had been delivered n
any independent rally by Wilcox or any
Of his followers the Advertiser would
have inflicted upon its gentle readers" a
column editorial upon the evil tendencies
Of the Hawaiians towards race cohesion.
II would have been taken as an ilIustra-
ton OF the hatred entertained by the
Hawaiians for the haoles. But Mr. Nc
Clanaban. while himself an obscure and
incon-"quential, though windy, member
of the community. is yet an attache of I.
law firm which 10 a very great extent
represents the missionary element of Ho-
nolulu in politics and other matters: ac
oordiusly any demagogic and bombasti,
appeal which he may make to race senti-
ment, antipathy prejudice or passion is
passed by without protest, objection or
criticism by the morning organ which g
representative of the same interests. Let
1t Ice recorded in the minds OF the people
: -
the columns of this paper that this frs:
appeal made on the stump for race vot-
ing and to race prejudice WAS made by
white man to Hawaiians. The man
himself-as all demagogues and time
servers do-will for time ride on the
wave Of an ephemeral popularity, but
ike the hog bladder tOyed by the small
boy. be viii eventually be exploded and
consigned To the garbage cart.
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The independents are doing just what
the republicans and democrats most de
sire they should do. Making colossal
fools of themselves and thus insuring de
feat of every man on their ticket.
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Erfsred at the Pos. Office AZ Hoao-
l-Gu 4 7, as ssond-cisss nail.
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l have bargains IN houses and lots,
all sizes. shapes and prices, and will
take pleasure in showing any or all of
them l have what you want if you
will let me know what it Is.