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The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1900-10-20
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ssnsal,s, ,,..,,,s. ~ uttered the toi'o~lns'
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rfss O''..,,d mere a. your equaL
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fs y ", ~, granted to. him before.
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~ N sloee g5. wo, your trlen1s
VI dsh,,. -. ors saw there was notn-
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m s.,uso The greed ol ~ ~.
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ffi Fal.. .5unfry. 80. since that
| ~ ~ wv u....iips on a diferenet leVel
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rila..., and never dreaming tnas
~, w. '..,ss In as a fun ncdged Ter
| s'-rr, nv enriched themselves with
,,'s Al your expense. Ot tns
~,, ana the native with equal
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- .sI the native that small SAT
- In government offices where
~ ~. dolng the same work. III
- ,s ssnd anything 90 Waiaiua
n. nave 40 ray q a ton % senc
s. fs,ln. while the haole plan.
s.es 4. he a ton. IL this right
,ea h you use your ballot right
,ebhsfs these haolcs, VIII ne
h rleh There viii be no ricf
~. e.or an viii be- equal Their
s.,. psrtles today. the iepubli
y. sbom I might nken TO a hug
-, lhsro the translator was AT
~, ,hs rlght word until someon'
..,.,,d 4 sauldl groNs fat on OF y0t
| !. ,sald moi have pat a single native
,,lf ticket n they could hav'
.sN nut they pat natives on q
"a vo,sa merely Then there ar
nsmocnta. who claim 20 b. tn
II rans party. and they always VII
n, ,hlrd the Home Rulc party. I
qsaily I was called into a con
,l6s of your party today To de
"a lhose Who are not solid Indc
,l.nts whether they should be ksp
w Ticket and I am glad Go sa'
NJ Majority voted % throw then
~ Who II not for us u axains
I ,hsy canaot stand ON our plat
y ,hsy should get off. We canno
1rr Republicans and Democrats a
n q lhs Independence Cast you
~ strength give your ballot. whle
~ rys you your riahts. which IL I
~ 30 poor mo- longer. to the fnds
wtal party
n 10, lend your support % the RI
Ntnnt Democrats and other raj
~ us rot running on the indepeut
= pailufm There is a report abpJ
- Al the VauubIlraoa aro fhar
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1900-10-20

is no other way to win. N mr.. .ens,.~
riooons and gin and Whisky nj, ovsr
ana you are be made drunk on the
aay before EVICTION and kept DRINK
unth you cannot cast your bai.of
Throw this gin from you az you 'would
~, se, A., Say soojr and cast your bal-
hone" "s ~ your
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1900-10-20
Interesting News

owing large shipments due here by COM
peled to make all departments therefore, offering
for the coming week great attractions.
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1900-10-20
NO MORE AN INDEPENDENT
lEPUBLIcANs AT wAIANAE.

a big Republican rally win be held at
waianae this evening. A party composed
OF George X. Carter. w. G. Achi. j. l..
keulukou. Enoch Johnson. T. McCants
stewart and others win leave by the aft
ercoon train. Mr. l.. l.. McCandless will
b. the host. A dinner Will be especially
provided for the Honolulu orators and
friends Of the party.
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1900-10-20
THE MEN WHO WE'RE FIRED.

The following Is the correspondence
in the matter Of the firing" of ]. o.
Carter and +. c. MacfarIane from the
independent party. The party's letter
10 Carter was as follows:
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-07-22

Leon Bond returned Zoo Houston
yesterday nitera visit to Mr.. aud
Mr. f.. u. LpmaN.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Henry of Hlco.
In, have been visiting Mr. and
Mr. J.. r. Ponder
5. ". Buchanan has refrigerated
meats ~ all kind, 40 City Market
he leads them ALL 2u
NJ. Pinsk lcft for New Orlean.
yesterday after spending several
days with relatives here.
u II Knowles has put la neW
gri-t millat the old creamery. and
griuds every day On the week. n
Talk mp the barbecue aud give il
some substantial help II will Civ,
a great impetus to fall trade.
The Palestine and Bryan colorcd
teams will play At Kernole park at
1850 O'Clock thi, afternoon.
Mrs. 4. n. wilkins and Miss
HALEY of Dallas were guests If Mr..
Walter Wipprecht yesterday.
Mr.and Mrs. RUFF sale returned
to Calvert yesterday after visiting
'he family of DR.. Jones at Bethel.
The usual services will he held M
the Methodist church today ~ II %.
m., and tonight at SGD Everybody
invited.
Rev. j. A. Fireman LETT yesterday
FOR Marlin, taking with him his i'm
FAINT child which will be- cared for
by his sister.
viii Johnson returned from Fort
Worth yesterday where De- complet.
ed the commercial course IN the bus
iness College there.
Mr.. and Mrs J. Webb Howell have
just returned from % pleasant visit
of several week, Co the summer
resorts In the region af the great
lakes.
Marriage license were issued here
yesterday 10 Mr.. Green Stallings and
Miss Lillian Howard of franklin.
The reporter learns the wedding will
take place in that city tonight
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-07-22
p BLUE AND THE GRAY.
General Gordon Defends reaehing south
era Children War History.

General Gordon Defends reaehing South
era ChIidrea War History.
Atlanta. July Ala ger uine George
barbccus closed the reunion In this aty
Of the blue and gray. General John 3.
Gordon. mmAnder.in-cksef Of the
United Confederate Veterans. disobey-
ing his physicians orders. was present
Al at side by side with General Albers
"a, Shaw. commander-in-chief Of the
Grand Army Of the Republic.
All the invited guests made speeches.
but the second on the programme, that
Of General Shaw. did not please Gen.
Gordon. and for a time reconciliation
was forgotten. General Shaw's speech
was for the most part conciliatOry In
tone and was well received. yet his refer
ence % the manner in which all memo
ries Of the great struggle should be
blotted out in the families Of the south.
was not received with the favor hoped
for.
At the close Of General Shaw's speech
General Gordon came forward. He
had spoken briefly before and his APP
pcannoe again caused considerable Of a
surprise. The enthusiasm quoted down
instantly. General Gordon said he
could not teach his children that he
fought for what was wrong. He en-
tered battle for what be believed was
right, land only the Judgment day aud
God himself will ever decide who was
right.
Let Us cherish the memories" con-
tinued General Gordon. land history
will record aud heaven judge that both
sides were right in fighting for what
they believed was right. Let US settle
once and for all. this question on "A basis
commensurate with the manhood Of the
sides engaged In the great struggle; let
as settle Il on basis % that immaculate
truth that both sides were fighting for
tine constitution ~ our fureiathcrs.
General Shaw responded 10 the gen
erals exceptions he stated that he had
prepared his sperch with care and much
Of the material therein was gained from
speeches made by General Gordon in
the north
"Our children should b. taught. -
said General shaw, "the true glory and
sublimity OF our one country, their
father will teach them this. LET them
b. 80 alike, the children of the north
and OF the south, that no difference viii
be percoptible."
The incident closed with three cheers
for the blue and gray and after several
short speeches the reunion was at an
end.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-07-22
First Hale Ia Houston.

Houston. July 2l.-The sale OF the
first bale Of cotton was celebrated Fri.
day by the Houston Cotton Exchange
by appropriate flow Of champagne. The
sale Of the first bale which was shipped
from San Diego. Tex. 20 Captain vii.
liam Christian Of this city was schenuled
for II a. m, and at the appointed hour
Secretary Warner Of the Cotton Ex-
change mounted u chair and offered the
cotton TO the highest bidder. The bale
was olassed as middling and weighed
$40 pounds. The bidding was quite
spirited and was finally knocked to
Weld & Neville for s205. Then tina
cotton men and their friends INDUCED in
an elegant champagne lunch.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-07-22
sending Wounded TO Yokohama.

Washington. July 81. The navy de-.
partment has received the following ca.
blegram from Admiral Remey. dated
Taku. July 90:
"Tien Tsin is quiet. The latest re.
port, Russian sources. July IS, say the
legations at Pekin are still holding out.
The reliability Of this information is un.
certain. Major Regain. Capts. Moves
and Bookmiller, First Lieutenants Law.
son and Schoeffel, wounded officers Of
the ninth infantry, and Second Lieu.
tenant Jolly Of the marine corps. sick,
are now aboard the Solace. Expect
about thirty wounded men. VIII then
send all 10 the Yokohama hospital"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-07-22
~. n t. O. Time Gard, Bryan
LOCAL NEWS.


Lum Holden was here from Tabor
yesterday.
Rev. James Ray went 10 Waco
yesterday
J.. W. McConnico went 10 Waco
yk.srd"y.
200 good Mulberry posts for sale.
See Jno. b. Mike. l0l
WIN. Andrews was here from
Bethel yesterday.
Drink Mt Vernon Pure Rye ~ the
Exposition saloon. l53tf
T. r. Goodwin was here from
Providence yesterday.
John b. Mike has 200 good Null
berry posts for sale. l0l
Rev. -. H. Carroll of Waco ny
rived yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs II. :. Webb returned
from Georgetown yesterday.
Cur stock Of feed stuff is up to
date in every line. r. NJ. Gordon
* Co. 1917
WI Lawrence Of Tabor called ON
the Eagle while Ia town yesterday.
A. j. Tippit ~ Reliance was a
pleasant caller AZ this office ye.ter-
day
Mawingc license have been issued
10 Touey Murphy and Sylvia War
rem.
Il. T.. jolly Of Rock Prairie wns In
tIwn yesterday and gave the Eagle
call.
DIR. Paul Wipprecht ~ LaGnngc
Is visiting his brother Walter WIN
precht
Mr.. j. w. Johnson says Bryan will
gc''tQ,ooO bales Of cotton the coming
season.
MI. a .ycnInoun and children
Of San Antonio arc here visiting
relatives.
Nice clean oats just received
and prices to please, r. NJ. Cor.
den d Co. 1877
The celebration committee, have
gone 10 work in earnest Help them
allyou can.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-07-22

Brenhnm, Tex, July 2l.-At Her
mann e Switch at , O'Clock yesterday
morning, whale Mary Muckleroy was
sleeping in her home, some unknown
party walked stealthily into the house,
thrust a 4i-caliber pistol against her
body and shot her through the heart.
killing her almost instantly. The party
who did the shooting, sheriff Lpscomb
is sure, escaped across the Brazos river
over the Central railroad bridge into
this county. The same sho, that killed
Mary Muckleroy also shot away the tips
OF several fingers on her husbands
hand.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-07-22

J. N. RairliH Of steep Hollow
called on the Eagle while in town
yestetday aud stated h. had been
over In north Grimes and Walker
counties, and thai in tine territory he
passed through they will make a
third of aerop Of corn and one-foutrh
crop ct cotton. lie went through
the Lake Grove. Union Hill aud
Prairie Plains settlements ia Grimes
county lie says there was great
deal Of sickness Ia Walker county.
lie says the trustle crossing uu the
Navasota river j. In good shape and
some new slough bridges have been
built on the other side and the road
worked.
The grand jury nj Anderson fin
ished H. labor, Thursday afternoon.
All parties held there awaiting in
vestigation aud against whom no
bills have been returned the court
ordered released IN accordance
Herewith Mrs. Alice Spell and Guy
Maxwell. emerged with the murder
Of Dick Spell. were released. the
grand jury returned forty bills
Of indictment, thirty-two being fel-
onies and eight misdemeanort
Bryan has taken the right step ia
fixing the roads aud bridges. Now
let us invite the people here from all
surrounding counties 20 help us cell
citrate the coming n the new rail-
road. and Incidentally Ia show those
who do not know. n amy such there
be-, what good town We have.
Major Joe y. Reed. grand recorder,
leaves today for Temple 20 attend
the A. o. g. W grand lodge. Major
Reed has made most energetic aud
efficient officer and the Eagle pre-
diets the grand lodge will endorse
his work With uunuimou, reelection.
Misses inv.u'a and Hattie McCou-
leo entertained o number of young
friends 90 party Friday evening az
tle home of their parents. Nr. and
Mr. g. - McCouiro. All present
greatly enjoyed fho event.
&C. Harrison. an a. and VI. post
graduate. has received notice Tint
he has passed the civil service exam
iuotion for po,itin bon ,he depart
ment ofogriculiuro.
W T.. Harris representing Gust
Hoyo ~ Go. OF Galveston yesterday
donated q barrel of pickles 10 the big
barbecue. Numerous other dona-
tions have also been received.
Three months Tor dollar Is cheap
enough Tor the Daily Eagle, and by
paying n IN advance you get guess
90 the census, for the prizes named
elsewhere dtf
Len Hudson, charged with u killing
at Conroe % few years ago. was ac-
quilted there Friday. He Is well
known In this county. having been
raised here.
Burt Norwood has returned from
an extended trip through west Toxa.
and says he had q pleasant time and
feels much better after his vacation.
For Rent-South rooms upstairs
in brick building corner of court
house square. Apply "a W. c..
Taliaferro lg7
Mistrot Bros & Go. nd, ,rtise spe-
cinl sale Monday aud " II donate 3
per cent. pf the proceeds To the GEM
etcry improvement fund.
See :. ". D.rdou's offer al lands
Tor sale ou long time and ow rate Of
Interest. -Four places are offered at
bargain price,, ".s,p,I
Tom Cook of Pensacola, Fla. {,
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. J. V. Brog.
DON.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-07-22
ooaling station at Galveston.

Galveston, JulG 9i-A letter has beon
received by Mayor Jones from Secretary
Long accepting the offer Of the city Of
Galveston Of Pelican Spit across
Galveston channel for use a. a
naval coal station. Tho secretary states
that he will recommend to congress
that an appropriation be made for this
purpose.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-07-22

Sealed bids will boz received by the
undersigned forfuruishingth the Bryan
Graded school with eighty cords OF
good, dry, straight, split wood.
Bids will hr received up 90 August 4.
Wood must be- ON She ground 10y
september /. 1900 The right To
reject all bids O, reserved.
VI. Parker.
wild2us Chairman.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-07-22
Pound Dead ON the n.noh.

Galveston. July 2l.-Emil Rats, IS
years old, was found dead at a point on
the beach about two miles west OF the
CITY. The body was badly decomposed.
\ "1ronur's inquest was held aud a yer.
dict Of death from natural causes ron.
dered. Little is known Of Rats In Gal.
weston. lie came here during the battle.
ship festivities last March. In his peck.
ct was found passport from the Boor
republic.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-07-22

Trinity, Tex. July 2l.-Dr w. Pope.
one of the oldest physicians Of this place,
was found dead in tho rear OF drut
store. The indications are that he died
In the carly part Of the night He was
81 years old. and was at one time a lead.
ing physician Of this section.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-06-28


The rev jusiSsS expect their eomrniz-
siaRS on the ChinA-
Pipes are h-c0mlE2 extremely fazai-
liar on the streets tlsese days
Mechanics i nearly all branches Of
TIE trades report pleaty of work
D G. CsutzEiIlas fzSozs tie establish
ioz Of esune.y in Honoluln
A dog aeht was on q the attractions
on upper Feyt street lsss night
United States District yusse Morris
u Estes l. expected on the ChIrg4
which should te IL This afternoon.
Tie outside carpenter xork on III
Moa1aa Ho;es < nesr1Y completed and
Sork IS progressing rapidly on the in
terror
Iailors are complaining az the asl-
vance IN sfle price 81 cotton THREAD.
Prior 10 the 18th they got three spcols
for twenty cents; nov they only get
Two,
A few days ago every body WIS talk
ing about going TO Hilo on the Fourth:
rcss they ara talking about the naany
attractions TO be offered here on the
Fourth
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-06-28

Already Rnmhxs Of ane hoses have
been erected oa tbs heights and VITA
n. completion % the electric railroad
other holders Of lots viii Al 0nee le
gin the construction Of house, Never
before in the history Of Honolulu n2s
any addition 80 the city been Laid cut
~fth 81 much care as Pacific Axsghss-
Nozey has hssn spent FEth . lavish
hand 10 bezhsify the tract An idea OF
this can Dc gained from the rad build
ing On which alone ever SCI. as9 have
already been expended The idea OF the
owners ana founders OF Pacific Heights
was 30 make a place for homes for
business men. and in this thsy have
succeeded The ties and rails for the
electric railroad have been laid. and
are only awaiting the arrival of the tie
plates 20 have the road ready for the
ears The power-house is nearly CON-
pistsd. and as soon as the remaining
supplies reach Honolulu from the
States the line viii be completed and
ears be running regularly. -GES
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-06-28
BEAUTIFUL PACIFIC HEIGHTS.
HosoLULUs IDEAL SPOT FOR
zoEg BUILDING.
Easily Reached - Els1s-se cars-Has =
Tlew Uzsurpasssd-Purc Water
and 70 Mosquitoes.

notwithstanding tho many advan-
tsee deuFed from annexation and the
81 sr0~th Of All klHda 81 busiasss
1ia has escaped any sudden spec
trading ia real estate which
es 81 tie nature q book This
should De for Wild speculative
s-ch AZ visited Los Angeles and
ssn lgo California. In 1851. Denver
isss-se Seattle and Tscoma IL the
me years and various other cities ia
tte States collapsed zlth most dele
igsiaas>--s1fts 3, err Property owner
f.ouoiHIu has however. had q good
E-eady grovth. and there has been sub
genital Increase n real ss;a;e values
carespeg 4lng, to-the eondlged- grow1h
the cts Thst This sin continue
(say ohservaut man knows. 40 efty
,H.n the present confines OF Greater
america has a brighter future before It
u Honolulu. Situated in the midst
the Pacific, tho future great sea OF
O. the S5rEaeFstz q the world. ii Is in
coed the crossroads OF the Pacific.
l-ere commerce for the Orient. FOR Aus
g.lasia. for the United States. for Brit
Sd America. Tor the South American
states viii center. and Honolulu viii
De- greater trading port 20 all these
febty divisions Of the world than
foHEkoug IS to China to-day or sings
I-0Fs- Is 20 the straiz settlements and
lie countries bordering on the Indian
ocean.
with the completion OF the Nicara-
gsan canal. which is certain to be built
within ,he next seven years. Honolulu
sl become the great trading port for
commerce between Europe and Eastern
IN erica and the Orient. The trade Of
Tie United States alone with the Orient
s. Increasing by leaps and bounds, and
Honolulu is now the halfway house for
al This commerce. With the compile
lion OF the Nicaragua canal it win not
le simply the halfway house, but it viii
10 the great storehouse. where ships
from all ports OF the world viii come
t. barter their wares.
Gradually the city is extending.
liGe lands and taro patches are being
dIied in and taken for commercial pur-
roses. and within the next five years
many OF the present resident blocks
rear the waterfront viii be absorbed
Tor business purposes. This will neces-
tste residents going up onto the hills
To- make their homes. Foreseeing this
condition was sure TO come in the near
.a-lre, Bruce Waring & Co. nearly one
year ago purchased a large lot of Hill
iane direVtly north OF the present CEN
..l 'f TIE city dud onty ofsys - s-----..
r inc from the waterfront and there
-r8n the work of laying out what IS
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-06-28
The Importunase Americans.

The Americana, nov out les days
from Caleta Buena for San Francisco.
has been unfortunate almost from the
day she was launched. At the present
time . per cent IS being paid 10 rein
sure her cargo OF nitrate. but the gam
oilers are not eager to touch Ine risk
On her maiden voyage the Americans
made three starts from England and
on the last occasion was dismasted and
put hack In distress. Her sails were
carried away and three OF the crew
were killed by the falling spars- She
anaIly reached Hawaii. and since then
has been having more or less luck as =
sugar packet. While at Caieta Buena
she was purchased by Weleh & Co. or
this city, but of course they 10 not take
control until the vessel reaches San
Francisco
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-06-28

.-5Ta--oraer The Republican, ring mp
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-06-28
No DUTY NOW on RUBBER GOODS.

Therefore shall sell Morgan at prices
follows
steel channels put on and painted ready
inch
lnch OF four wheels.
Il inch of four
Il Ineh OF four wheels
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1900-12-20
a Horses Aversion to Cattle.

Mr.. Levi Crawford of Buck
Valley has a horse that is exceed
ingly useful and gentle toward
the family, but which has a pc
culiar aversion to cattle. A short
time ago the horse waf loose, and
seeing favorable opportunity
kicked both horns off one of Mr..
Crawfords cows. Last Thursday
the horse was turned out to 90
to water, not thinking of the cat
tie In the barnyard espying
one of Mr.. Crawfords most valu-
able cows, wheeled around and
viciously kicked the ino6fensive
animal squarely in the forehead
dropping her dead as efrectually
as blow from a butchers AK.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1900-12-20
NcedInore.

We are enjoying solid winter
weather now. The roads are in
fine condition, and the lime haul
ers are taking advantage of them.
Uncle John Shafer has been
ailing for the past week.
Mr.. Y. II. Palmer is on the sick
list.
Protracted meetings are in
progress at Pleasant Grove, Oak
ley, and Antioch.
Mrs. Sarah Eyerets was visiting
her brother, Mr.. Amos Barber,
last week.
Mr.. Henry Bard will have a
sale next week. 1t is rumored
that he will remove from the
county and enter business as the
partner of his brother-in- law, Mr..
Detibaugh at Bedford.
B. N. Palmer has been suffer
ing with Il very sore eye.
The Farmers Agricultural So
ciety met last Saturday evening
and arranged a program for the
institute, The farmers should
take a more active part in this
work as it is an opportune time
to obtain information concerning
their interests.
Mr.. G. d. Bard has sold his
farm to Mr.. Aaron Garland. Mr..
Garland's brother, Joe, will take
charge of it in the spring.
Mr.. Luther Hyatt, of Virginia,
is visiting friends in this commu-
nifty,
Mr.. A. G. Truax has moved
from our town to his own house
near the home of his father.