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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-09-08
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GEORGE NJ. NOBLE & COMPANY,
& Residence Properties Suburban Tracts Farm Properties and Vacant Lots

B. 122-No. 114 sth st east. being IL
story frame house of rooms located on
B. 122-No- 11O6 Sth st. east. a IL story
b. a4-No 900 Topeka ave, large and
attic. with all modern improvements,
steam heat, with first class frame stable,
ner 9Th and Topeka ave. in the - City 20 Of
A 4s-No. 1898 Western ave, a large
good brick barn. shade trees ana ali mod
Wsstssarcn nA ave. q. 15sin4g,s add to Topeka
a story frame residence of rooms, sit
uated on lots 265 and 267 n. Jefferson st.
ST. aTse S ss two and stS S9S 9 a0nSg
basement and brick tenement, 6 rooms
steam heat; and also a one story. frame
cottage Of rooms. all situated on lots 11S
corner Of 10th and Quincy SITS, in the city
B. 4GAii of that part of the northwest
of 5-l2-16 lying south of 10th St west Of
the Shunganunga creek and east of the
Story brick and Stone Z building IAN fr argff
P on 10th st. 3 5oxGO f., with two store rooms
completed; room cottage, 607 East
!V1a; anotner 3 room "a, cottage, COS E. 10th:
cottage, 613 E. 10th.
A one-story frame store building. e2s E.
B. 12s-No. 1925 Van Buren, St, s. >Tope-
St, in the city Of Topeka. Walnut Grove Grove
subdivision. A one story frame resi-
dence of rooms and frame barn.
B. 6SENo- 217 10th ave. east, being lots
1877 and 139 10th ave. east, IL story
stone house with frame add. of rooms,
stone barn and other outbuildings, a de-
sirable residence.
B. S1-No. 303 Jackson St. story frame
of 5 rooms; also No 211 West Bird ST., a
story frame residence of rooms, all
situated on lots 70 and rs Jackson ST., be-
ing on the corner of 3rd and Jackson
b. 63-No. 1904 Western ave-, one 2 story
frame of rooms; No 812 West 18th St,
one story frame Of rooms, all situated
B.. IS-Lot 144-Crane St, Cranes add.
to Topeka, row of one story brick flats
covering the entire lot.
B. 247-The north half of lot 20 Quincy
ST., North Topeka. A frame residence
just south of the Inter Ocean mills.
and all of Isl, 1853 and 155 Horn St, Haines'
subdivision of the northeast quarter of
Bile An elegant, large, commodious
frame house with all modern conven-
fences, frame barn.
B. 1S3-No. 607 Buchanan ST., being the
south half of lots 169 to 179 inclusive, 9Th
house with all modern convenfenceS, in
Guiding steam heat, fine frame barn, etc.
B. 124-No- 7O2 Topeka ave, lots 21S, 220,
222 Topeka ave-, corner 7th large resi-
dence with all modern conveniences, good
frame barn. A most desirable location.
of ST. block s. Lane St, Martin & Dem
mis- add to Topeka. Building, frame house.
A 266-NO. 929 Morris ave, large 2
story frame residence of rooms, situated
on lots 295 and 297 Morris ave-, West Park
add. to Topeka
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RESIDENCE PROPERTIES

b 356-No. 1913 West 9th st. story
frame mouse of rooms, situated on lots
S27 and 1923 West 9Th St, in Martin Place
add to Topeka.
B. S7e-No. lis Buchanan St, a 2 story
house of rooms, situated on lot 6S6 and
the north half of lot $685. block g. Martin
g. Dennis add to Topeka
B. 5T-No- 207 Jackson ST, situated on
lot 43 and north half OF lot As, on Jack
son St. in the city of Topeka
3. 57-No. III Jackson St, situated on
the south half of lot 40 and also on lot
A Jackson ST. in the city of Topeka, with
one and one-half story house Of rooms.
Both of the last two above mentioned can
be sold as one property.
b 226-No. S43 n. Quincy ST., a one story
frame house of rooms; No. lis Laurent
ST., a IL story house of rooms: No. 120
Laurent St, IL story house of rooms,
all situated on lot 81 N Quincy St
B. 226-Nos- 407 400 and All E. Laurent
ST. being three one story frame houses,
situated on the east S717 tt of lot 80, N.
Madison st.
A sn-Fractional lots 15s to 176 inclusive
on Polk St in n. Topeka,a III story frame
house, not in good repair.
3. 375-No. as Lincoln St, a III story
frame residence of rooms, situated on
lots IA, 126 and Us Lincoln st.. Fosters
add
B. 225-No. s19 Hancock St, a IL story
frame houses of rooms. located on lots
199 POI and 203 Hancorl<
B. 2@No- 709. III, 713 Stella St, being
one story cottages OF rooms each, sit
uated on lots 247. 249. PSI and 253 Stella St.
in Schmidt's add to Topeka
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Brief Review of Important Local and
General Happenings.
LOCAL SUMMARY.

LOCAL SUMMARY.
The Santa Fe decides to spend $1,000
600 for new equipment before November
Governor Stanley promises to address
the Brotherhood of Locomotive Eng1-
neers' state meeting in Topeka, Oc-
Capt. ]. G. Waters is engaged by the
Populist state committee to speak Tor
the fusion ticket
Labor day is celebrated in Topeka on
September 8 by all the labor unions.
The demonstration was one of the largest
for several years
The Populists and Democrats in Shaw
nee county fuse and nominate the fol-
lowing county ticket: District Judge
Ex-Judge John Martin, ex-United States
senator, Democrat County Attorney
Court w Wise, Populist, Tecumseh-
Probate judge. w. Whitmore, DEM
ocrat, Oakland. County COMMISSIONS
A p Benson, Democrat. State Senator
&C. J. Jones, better known as "Buffalo'
Jones, Populist. Representative Thirty
seventh DISTRICT. c. Thomas, Populist-
Thirty-eighth districts B. Isenhart,
Democrat Thirty-ninth district s
Ex-Governor L. D. LeweIling dies sud
denly from heart failure at Arkansas
City September 4.
Jacob Roller well known Shawnee
county farmer, is killed while crossing
the Union Pacific track west of this city.
Coroner's jury decided that the accident
was caused by carelessness of railroad
employees
Contract for coal for the city schools
is awarded at $2-70 per ton
Al. Stout is elected to succeed Prof
B. F. Eyer in the high school w. g.
Magaw is elected extra teacher
Special Officer John E. Lucas is APP
pointed chief of police temporarily by
Mayor Drew, to succeed Chief Ramsey.
Sergeant Belts resigned from the force,
and is succeeded by c. A. Golf.
Ex-G Governor Leedy decides to enter
the campaign for the Fusion state ticket.
Rock Island railroad perfects plans to
shorten its line between Kansas City and
Chicago, 35 miles.
r. H Larzelere, sheriff of Doniphan
county, is sued by Edward Baum of
Horton, for $4,000 damages for false inn
prisonment.
George H. Bailey, Fusion nominee for
state senator, in the Mitchell-Jewell dis
trict, resigns the nomination on account
of loss of oversight
John L. Waller. the well known Kan
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3. 7s-Lotg 1876. 12s 10th ave. east. an ex--
c. 265-113 Crane st, being lot 1Os- Crane
ST., small frame house of rooms.
No. 115 Crane St, being lot III on Crane
St, small frame house, rooms.
Crane St., large story house rooms, IN
,n ,d 1s y % 5 Taylor u ST. Topeka, be,
one Of the most desirable residences in
B, sSS.Lots 50 to 81 on Van Buren, st. in
n Topeka, large brick residence OF Il
B. 2ss-Commenc1ng rods west
west Of 25-1l-I5. running north 300 it., west
4eo IT,, south 5OO it., east lS5 IT. to pegin-
Tesen dr MIN in daTge and dee
sirable. located on 9Th st. west.
Record A--Nos. POI and 2O5 Harrison
small, with cellar, also another frame of
rooms WITH i cellar f5 d house ooS on nliey with
lot 1853 and the north half Of lot 165 Har-
bath rooms, halls, closets, cellar, furnace,
cistern, city water, every modern conven-
e; Sss-No. 4Os E. 9Th ST.. being lot 17s
and east half of ia Sth st; east, 2 story
$50 per month. Give us offer.
G SsS.No- AZ Jackson St. lots; "
anxious to sell. Low price win probably
take the property. Give us an offer.
G. S66-No- 602 West 9th st., brick fiat,
story and basement.
c. 3S6-Nos. ST, S21, 1913, S25 and S27 Hun
toon St, known the Stevenson flats,
buildings, each stories with basement,
rooms and bath with all modern con-
veniences- VIII sell separately or as a
Record 2s-No. sOO1s Clay ST.. Is 2-s #.
Record % A.-No. 1870 Topeka ave-. IL
lots. room house and pantry. u stories,
Record 24-No. 1921 Fillmore st, lots, 6
room house, mortgage property,
years per cent.
c. 330-No. 1O9 Walker st., lot 1, block 16.
Auburndale addition to Topeka; good
house, frame, story, rooms, easy
terms.
c. s2s-No. no Walker St, lot /, block 16,
Auburndale add to Topeka Good house,
frame "a so9 story ,so 6 rooms, easy terms.
frame house rooms. being lot 40S and
81, 400
No. 1915 Kansas ave-. frame house,
rooms and cellar, city water, located on
lots Al and 4lS Kansas ave
with 8 rooms on lot AIS Kansas ave.
No. 1221 Kansas ave-, room house. To-
Gated lots AT and 419 Kansas ave-
c. 4S-One half interest in lots 1854 166
and 1913. being No. SIS Quincy ST., large
frame house with all improvements.
Record "a A.-No- 202 Fillmore ST., being
3 lots on the corner of Fillmore and End
city water, gas in kitchen, cistern, with
pump in kitchen, fine lawn and shade
trees grape arbor-
Record 26-Lots Nos. 149. Isl and 153 on
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of the east half of the southeast Of 2e-11-
cws75 ft5 St ana 10 To- puaqillR HINES subdivis
ion of the south part of Kaw reserve No
Southwest corner of the southwest quar-
ter Of lot 3, being IL acres OF land, small
Record .7-26 acres in the north part of
the southwest quarter of 2-12-15, gen
aS the nak from tf tha Wanh
burn college buildings on EUCLID ave, good
walton, and orchards hedged and cross
hedged, the most charming suburban resi-
&. ss70 i11t0 10, ' MuIvane's Subdivision of
the northwest of 34-11-16 acres, room
factory.
Record q A.-south half lot 4 in HILL
yer's subdivision of the south part of
Kaw reserve No. 6, 5 acres, room house,
stable well. etc.
c. 272---North half section Z, township 3d.
range It, 320 acres, in Shawnee county.
Kansas, good buildings, barn, about 200
Within IL miles niles Of ' Pauline and or
miles from Topeka, first class in all re-
G. s70-71k acres off the north end of
West End subdivision on West 9Th ST., be
quarter Of s5-1i-15
Record 21-14s acres finely improved bot
and within four miles of Topeka Excel
lent and valuable buildings.
Record 25-160 acres of land, finely i'm
proved, 8 miles south and a little west
of the city so acres cultivated, fruit of
Can be sold cheap.
RECORD sl.Eine stock farm. s7s aersg:
10 miles southwest from Topeka, abqu- 10
fine barns, be sold very cheap. Fine
stock ranch.
Record go A.-21% acres in Hillyer's sub
division of Kaw Reserve No. 6, room
house, good stable, good fence, very fine
bottom land.
Record $500 acres miles north Of
Topeka, houses, orchard, some timber
excellent farm, for sale at reasonable
price.
Record 81 A--80 acres of Kaw river bot
tom land, mile and a half southwest
of Menoken. finely improved, for sale at
reasonable price.
Record 80 A.-S0 acres, finely improved,
miles and a half northwest of Menoken,
Is acres cultivated, small orchard, all
bottom land, frame house, one story, four
rooms, sold cheap.
Record AZ A--Undivided half of 20 acres
in Sec 8, Town. II, Range 16, together
with lots between 9Th and 18th SITS, on
Lafayette ST., in Parkdale add, for sale
or trade Good opportunity for good trade.
Property in St. Joseph Mo-, preferred.
Record 40 acres miles north of
town. IS acres cultivated, no house, all
fenced. Very fine suburban tract.
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Leland ave., in -vea1e's addition to the
house 6 rooms. good wei. small barn.
&c. 25S-Lots US and $50 on Jackson JACK St,
being city number No. S24 Jackson St,
lar. city water, cistern, ETC.. fronting on
state house square
lH n1. too addition to Topekas city num-
per 1884 Harrison st, ground 50x162. frame
rooms, Cellar. 'e cistern. " furnace, frame
barn i !Sx29. carar d gs,d house 12x2o;
to Topeka being , NJ 1719 West EST Tenth St.
G. 467-Lots 146. 14S and 100 original town
site Nc Of 5Os To FslImor being story frame
No. 500 Fillmore st, story frame 8
No. s1s West 9Th St. story frame S
No. s15 West 9Th St, 2 story frame 5
rooms.
G; 4n-No. 1913 Guthrie ave-. lots IA, 1s
dition, frame house. 6 rooms, good els
tern, good well and barn;
house, 25x150; No. BIS and 517 jackson ST,
story lumber shed, covering the entire
property from the front to 100 tt.
on Clay St. room house with cellar
room house, H. stories, sewer and gas
connections, pavernents paid for, well,
large cistern, grape arbor, very desirable
place.
Record 4O-S lots on Quincy ST., between
18th and 18th SITS, good house, good barn,
desirable property, low price.
Record Al AZ lots, z room house, on
Exeter ave-, in Auburndale, very desir-
able.
Record 42-75 #. square. corner 4th and
Fillmore SITS, two houses with out-build-
ms very desirable.
Record AZ A.-No. 425 Tyler ST.. lots,
house
modern improvements.
Record 43-S5 # square on northwest
corner Jefferson and End, very desirable
as an investment. good brick and stone
houses.
Record SS-S lots. corner Harrison and
10th sts., city, elegant house, barn, fence,
etc, will sell lots alone on Harrison or
10th if desired. No other such opportunity
in the city for home in best location.
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FARMS AND
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES

B. 1sS-A tract of Is acres on the Grant
vile road, about one mile northeast of n.
Topeka, a part of Kaw reserve No. 8,
described by metes and bounds, all in cul-
tivation, a small house.
B. 193-Also a II acre tract, all in culti-
walton, near the above
B. 411-Lot 8. Hilyer's subdivision of
Kaw reserve No. 6, containing 5 acres,
more or less. all under cultivation, no
buildings.
Record As acres, the south IS acres
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TELEGRAPH SUMMARY.

IEl<EGHAPH SUMMARY.
Gov. Roosevelt and Colonel Bryan de-
liver addresses at the Labor Day cele-
bration in Chicago.
Lord Roberts issues a proclamation
annexing the Transvaal to the British
crown
Filipino outbreak in the Island Of
Bohol suppressed by u. s. forces
Thirteen persons killed and 80 injured
in railroad wreck at Hatfield, Pa.
Political campaign in Kentucky OPEN
ed by both parties.
Beers concentrate their forces at
Lydenburg for another stand.
Colonel Bryan makes a speaking tour
through West Virginia.
Bubonic plague appears in London.
Democrats carry Arkansas by a plur-
atty Of $1,000, electing Jeff Davis gov
ernOr.
Rebellion in Persia suppressed and
promoter in prison
New York Republicans in state con-
vention nominate b. b. Odell for COVER
nor, and Timothy Woodruff for lieuten-
ant governor.
Arthur Sewal1, who was candidate for
vice president on the Democratic ticket
in 1885, dies OF apoplexy at Bath, Ne
Republicans carry Vermont by a plu-
railty of 10000. Democratic gain.
Announcement is made that King Leo
pold of Belgium will abdicate in Octo-
Der in favor of his nephew, Prince Al
bert.
Chairman Mark Hanna positively de-
clines to make campaign speeches.
secretary cage writes an open letter
to Carl Schurz-
Missouri Republicans open their cam
paign at Sedalia.
Germany refuses to withdraw troops
from Pekin.
Governor Roosevelt starts westward
on a speaking tour of 5000 miles in ex-
tent.
National Union Reform party nonni-
mates Seth Ellis, of Ohio. for president.
Secretary of Agriculture Wilson
makes a speech to Ohio farmers at
Canton.
Richard Olney, secretary of state in
Mr.. Cleveland's cabinet, comes out for
Bryan.
National party dominates Senator
Caffery Of Louisiana for president
Waiting policy prevails in China
Fraud order issued by the postoffice
department against the American Civil
Service college,
Governor Roosevelt passes through
Michigan speaking from the rear plat
form of his car.
Failure of savings and loan concern in
McKeesport, Pa, involves LOO deposit
ors.
Conference Of Democratic leaders held
in New York from which Hill was abb
sent.
Mutiny in prison at Manila results IN
the shooting of nineteen Filipino pris-
oners-
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VACANT LOTS:

A. no-Lots 21o, PIP, ia ZIG Lincoln ST..
in Horne's add. to. Topeka, being corner
Of Lincoln ana Nd 7th l sts. large frame barn
A ga vacant lot the northeast
corner of 5th and Quincy SITS. described
as follows: The west Y feet Of the south
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Topeka SOCIETY.
Picnic Given in Honor of Miss
Ruth Campbell.
All Members of Party Formerly
From Clay Center,
ARE COMING HOME.
Many Vacation Pilgrims Resum-
ing the Old Routine.
Notes of Social and Personal
Notes of Social and Personal
Nature.

A picnic was given last evening at
Garfield park in honor of Miss Ruth
Campbell, who is visiting Judge NJ. Val
entine and family. Those in the party
were formerly from Clay Center. They
were Mr. and Mrs. A. A. GODDARD, Miss
Guenn and Mr. Valentine GODDARD, Mrs
and Mrs. ]. NJ Frank, Miss Irene and
Lucille Frank, Mrs. Jacques, Colonel and
Mrs M NJ. Miller, Miss Bessie Miller,
Mrs. d. NJ. Valentine, Miss Ruth Camp
bell. Miss Elsie Valentine, Miss Lillian
Valentine, Mr.. Edwin Franks. Mr.. Dell
Valentine
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sas negro politician and orator, deserts
the Republican party, and announces
that he is for Bryan.
The rumor that General Manager
Nudge of the Santa Fe, has been offered
the position of president of the Kansas
City, Fort Scott & Memphis, is revived.
The Republican state committee an
nounces that Senator Beverage of In
diana will speak in Topeka October g.
The raids of joints in Topeka are re-
sumed on Friday. Jointists are arrested
and give bond
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sol JACKSON STREET. TOPEKA KANSAS.

p feet of lot 14o and the west p feet Of
lots 81 aSS 4 los SYNIns Jefferson S St. N To-
Reka' being 5E5 yaeeant lot 2sz a1d the south
c. 199-Lot 3O2 Kansas ave. between 9th
and 10th sts., on the west side, near Cope
G. 12i~A tract of land on Buchanan st.
Of section g. town IL H. range Is. Being f2s1s
#. on Buchanan St, extending from. Bn-
sirabIe building lots IN the city: ,..,
sion, part Of the northwest mort of ss-119is east
&C. MSaLots 90 and 1Ol aa 9das St; The
C.. 371-17 lots in Fairchild's End addition
the. east and just north of the junction
&c. sis-2 vacant lots, being lots 2s9 and
C. s72-Lofs s1l2 IA. 14s. las. $50. and .i5s
to Topeka: also Ot tract rae ssi S. emu ''''
Record 40 As. lots on corner sth and
Record fl lots and Is #. Walnut St.
crd Con ofs be on SOC ehe sheap Sc
lots on Wabash ave-; 40 lots on Forest
oakland no ave ave. Sc iOta On Wineid ave. Vsz i
lots on AFTER ave; II lots on Kellam eve.
other lots in this addition. and In John
Norton's add, and in Oakland; all for
gagee, who is anxious to realize.
Record 4S A.-s lots on Elmwood ave,
Ii lots on Chickasaw st; Is lots on chero-
aee w st a lots on on shaT I ro aye ots
sion, west of south end of Potwin.
The above properties are in hands
for sale, and most of them for rental. In
most instances, the owners have come into
title through foreclosure Of mortgages.
They are eastern parties and desire to
realize and are willing to make some sac
rifice in order to close them out We pre-
fer cash always, but payments can be ar
ranged If desired Shall be very glad to
show the properties and hope those desir-
ing to buy, either for their own use or for
investment, will call and see The prin-
cipal object of the advertisement Is to call
attention to the properties. Prices and
terms can be arranged satisfactorily.
We have sold a large number of prop
critics during the past year, but have been
larger and more complete than ever be-
fore
GEO, NJ. NOBLE & CO.
sol Jackson St.
TOPEKA, KANSAS.
P. S-We have other farm properties,
other lots. other residences and business
properties for sale in the city Of Topeka,
and in Shawnee county, and besides we
have farms in nearly every county in the
state of Kansas and in western Missouri.
We have ranches and pastures, large and
small, besides city properties in every
City, Mo. Cali write for particulars.
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NEWS OF THE WEEK.

ntinued on Page 5.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-05-24
THURSDAY. MAY "a. 1900.
BaIToNs' NATIONAL DAY.

Father Time, the only Que who
controls the machine Of perpetual
motion, has again registered the an
niversary of the birth of Great
Britain's noble sovereign. Eighty one
is the mark on the untiring machine
and the world bows hunbly to the
noble woman who since her child
hood has worn the crown Of the great
people on the possessions OF whom
the Sun never sets.
Troubles aud tribulations have
often reached the lofty station Of
Qneen Victoria. She has faced
grief, sorrow, and even humiliation
through the statesmen whom she
in,rusted with the reins Of her gov
ernment. She stood it all bravely
aud rohly and for that reason the
world admires her, her subjects love
her. and evsry Britisher doffs his hat
on this natal day, and says God
bless the Queen"
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this larceny case shows that he ia
familiar with the art OF s'eal'hR'
Tho .nswer came prompt aud sweet
lv: "Your Honor, have nothing
To saw because it would he useless 70
an,wer man who calls himself
LAWYER aud who undoubtedly has
recently escaped from lhna''c asS-
lum. | might call my esteemed
brother as a witness but knowing
that perjury is the principal par, o'
his constitution. | refrain 1rom
taking such an advantage OF him.
Ten minutes after the two attorneys
were taking cocktails together IN the
Union Art Gallery aud discussing
no itics. But il newspaper man
cri iclz q a man holding semi OIL
fetal position in Washington aud
who is tying to ruin what the new
spaper considers the b, st Interest OF
his cause. nb Is COuSlueEe'i DCnee
aud theuth fellow goes around with
an injurt d air and doesn't speak as
h, goes by. Ii newspaper man
"goes" for tn. sugar barons on q
question OF labor, the "snobs" be-
,pgiug 10 the clique feel personally
injured aud struts by him without a
nod. If a man joins a political
party opposed TO that OF the news
paper represented by a friend and
gels "roasted," friendship is broken
aud the newspaper fellow condemn
ed to lhs regions Of lower Hades.
Bu. it is so nice to be newspaper
man when the whole outfit comes
arorni on Q while aud say: "De' r
MIR. Newspaper, 90 keep that little
aft sir OF ours--you kuow-out OF
your valuable paper" And the
muchly abused newspaper man
smiles and says "yes."
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-05-24

To be in the newspaper business
is an occupation full OF fun to any
cold blooded amin al whose temper
cannot be ruff I'd. whose motto is
ml odn,;rnri and who believe in the
eleventh commandment. Don't be
bluffed. In big cities the newspaper
man hasn't got half the fun as be
can find in "capital" OF the size Of
Honolulu. The newspaper man
here,ranks socially with the dock la
borer and he is at one minut-persona
grata with the people his pen has to
deal with, and the next minute an
abominable wretch who has to frow-
ned upon. Lawyers have some ex
perience in the same line but as a
rule their difference OF opinion is
among themselves and they under
stand that their mutual abuses are
simply del vsred in a Pickwica (,
sense. The other day prominent
attorney in open court said words
to this effset:, sMay it please your
Honor; il my esteemed brother on
the other side meant what he just
said, beg with your Honor's per-
mission to STATE, that he is Liar,
and that his remarks in regard TO