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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-09-03

10 you are not looking at the world
through dark glasses your neighbor
probably Is. A few out Of every ten
men and women In Honolulu are wear
ing eye-protectors nowadays, for there
IL an epidemic OF conjunctivitis in
town. and a minority % the population
Of the city Is affected.
on every street corner. In the tram
ours. at the theater. In the stores. under
the shade OF the trees at WAIKIKI you
viii see them peering out at you with
ciouded vision. looking on the blue side
Of things. at the dark side OF life. as
II were. They've all got II in one form
or another. and you may be the next
one TO be afflicted.
Conjunctivitisl II has bad sound,
reminiscent OF appendicitis, and car
ditis and peritonitis and other dreadful
things But II Is not so bad as IL sounds.
Merely an Inflammation Of the eye
that Is annoying and bothersome
enough hut scarcely dangerous excep,
In extreme cases. n Is contagious
however. and IL spreading rapidly over
the city. and no man dare boast that
he will not be the next victim.
The doctors say that its prevalence
Ia not unusual at this season. The
glare Of the sun on the white streets
and the dust and the wind. all com.
bined produce an irritation. infamma.
ton sets In and then you have II. Thai
IL the least dangerous kind. and Few
days OF blue glasses ana care Of you
optics and you viii be all right again
Then there r. the other kind: some
times II Is called pink eye" sometimes
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.,or,cr TO TAXPAYERS.

payers are hereby notified
:. property Taxes for 1900 are
~. ~ and payable 20 the Deputy
aus m the several districts. Mt
r.. and places mentioned in the
|. posted throughout the dis
u. ., Act 81. session Laws. 1896
.sv property Tax shall remain
,f,sr the 18TH day OF November
Ss,r 10 per cent % the amount
I. rssea shall be added by the As
- Inc amount Of such Taxes at
i,,s. and shall become and be col
| ~ cart OF such Taxes"
r.,ssr,y Taxes not paid by Mo-
t,th will be delinquent
nsinaucnt List win be published
n,rsmber ist, 1900.
JONATHAN SHAW.
AZ Division. Island % Oahu,
sg10
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Outing Of Y. W. G. A.

Many members of the Young wom-
ems Christian Association will not be
able to enjoy full holiday today, and
as consequence the projected trips to
the Pail and up Tantalus have been
given up. Members of the Association
are invited to picnic at Governor Dole's
cottage at Diamond Head today. AT
the KIND invitation of Mrs Dole a few
OF .ne members spent yesterday there
and remained until TODAY. and Mra
Dole will be glad to have others come
today and bring their lunches and
spend the day.
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NOTICE.

rug ANNUAL MEETING OF
|ioekholdrrs % the oahu Lumber
|rmldlng Co. Ltd. held at their
on Thuraday. August 90. 1900. the
Elng officers we're elected for the
|lnE year
- Chu. PRESIDENT.
80 emf sam. Vice President.
II ] King. Treasurer.
|row Hoy. secretary.
Wee chin.
Due Tony.
100 chit sam.
Auditors.
J above. with Wong Hing Chow,
NJ Directors of the company.
EOW HOY. Secretary.
bgfq
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CLOSING NOTICE.

'liE FOLLOWING DRY GOODS
~ Win be- closed all day september
ahor Day.
WHITNEY a MARSH.
a. v. Efif.ERS a Co,
M. BRAsCH n co.
H. n. KERR n Co,
". W. JORDAN,
~ =. SACHS n Co,
I" TtfE WHITE HOUSE.
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SATURDAYS
PRIMARIES
Heavy Vote for Such an
Election.
REPUBLICANS OUT STRONG
In Contested Precincts There We're
Few Votes That Were
Not Cast.

The Republican primary elections on
Saturday passed or quietly. For a
primary the vote was remarkably large.
In many precincts where there were no
contests only a moicty OF the voting
population turned out. but In others the
Republicans almost to n man cast their
ballots. Fun returns are not obtaina-
BILE. IA In some Of the country districts
the figures had been mailed to the cen
trail committee in Honolulu, but had
not been delivered yesterday. The fol-
lowing are the results gathered.
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CLOSING NOTICE.

HE UNDERSIGNED WILL CLOSE
paces % business on Labor Day
''l september Z. 1900. at 10 O'Clock
Vnly one morning delivery will
LEWIS a co.
~ MAY a CO.
CHARLES HUSTACE.
bg9q
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NINTH PRECINcT-HAMAKUA-
POKO.
FOURTH DISTRICT.
FIRST PRECINCT.

FIRST PRECINCT.
President-Henry $. Townsend. 1906;
u. X. Davis. 1.
Secretary-H. s.. Boyd, los.
Treasurer-T. ". Mossman. los.
Judges Of Eiection-Henry Davis. 100.
~. 4. Okuu. 100; Edmund G. shorey
Delegates 10 District Committee-w
g. Weldon. ~: J. William X. Keih
100. J, u. Mcveigh. 1O7; J. II. Boyd, log
SECOND PRECINCT.
Prrsldent--J. "a. Fisher. 2l7: J. a
Gilman. 2O6; total, go.
secrctary-Dan Logan. 21i: Dan Case
Trcasurer-J. ~. Atherton. 2i5; w. A
Bowen. COZ.
Judges Of EIection--E. q. White, 217;
y. e. Atherton. 2fs: J. a. Thompson
2it. w. q. Atwater. 2t1: McLennan
s0t. ". n. Hendry. 2O2.
Delegates TO District Committee
w. Jones. as; Charles Wilcox, 225
John NJ. kea. 223: G. ~. Wilson. 222
George Mcleod. 22i; Andrew Brown
si3. T.. Andrews. s13; j. IL. Atherton
ward. 2O1. Numulae. 80.
THIRD PRECINCT.
President-Mark Robinson. 10
Sccretary-C. j. DE Roo, ~.
Judges OF Eicction-F. r. Mcintyre
~. Jonathan Shaw. ~ Henry Water
house. ~: d. NJ. Mott-Smith. IL.
Delegates to District Committee
Mark Robinson. 10: Henry Waterhouse
~, ft NJ. MottSmith. II.
FOURTH PRECINCT.
Prcsident-Wiiliam G. King. 100.
Vice President w. Horace Wright
%. Total vote cast. t22.
Secretary-H. e.. Morton, 100.
Treasurer-W. Harrison Wright, 100
Judges OF Election-H. III. Williams
100; II. y. Naone. IS; james Mott Jr
81.
| Executive Committec-A. O.. NJ. Rob
ertson. 81. ~. =. Gregory. 96; A. v. Gear
%. II. Nahoolewa, 100: g. l.. Crabbe, Q.
Delegates 20 District Committee-C
4 y. True. IS. g. l.. .Crabbe, 50; II. II
May. 90. 4. v. Gear. 6s: James Mott Jr
80. NJ =. Gregory. IS. David Nahoolew'
90; George Rosa. 4: u. l.. Naone, 70
] A Nelson
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| ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
DAiUA AGRICULTURAL CO.,
| LIMITED.

EASEMENTS HAVE BEEN CALL
n the assessabie stock OF this
|tany as 10 become due and payable
b Office ~ Castle a Cooke, Ltd. on
10Th. 1900. ten per cent (si0 per
-. delinquent August 18th. 1900.
)plember 18TH, 1900. 10 per cent St0
sharel delinquent October 18th.
lobef Goth. 1900. 10 per cent $50 per
~ delinquent November sOth, 1900.
w. A. BOWEN.
30 Treas. Walaiua Agr. Co. Ltd.
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WILL {. FISHER,
AUCTIONEER
NOTICE..

ALL NATIVE SONS OF THE
Golden West are hereby requested to
meet at the Hawaiian Hotel at 1880 p.
m. on Tuesday, September A, for the
OF celebrating the admission of Cali
fornia into the Union
Per Committee,
DIR. r. /. MOORE,
F. J. DILLIN,
C. H. BELLINA.
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NOTICE

'.g., HRtCkI.AYERs ARE RE
n s' , 20 meet Wednesday. September
Ifs,. e'l over Merchants Exchange.
N Suuenu ana King SITS. M 7 20
|fr,,.. the purpose of cffecting a
''''nt orTanizatlon.
tn w. n. MCGOWAN,
49, Temporary Chairman.
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A contradiction: Politiclan-"My boy.
the door to every successful business Is
labeled Push Thoughtful youth
Isn't your business a successful one,
sir2' Politician-"Well. yes, / fatter
myself that II is very successful. Why
do you ask that?" Thoughtful youth
because, sir, see your door Is labeled
Pull Detroit Free Press.
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J. e. Craven. Lieutenant Francis
BougAter. Lieutenant w. 8. Pratt,
Lieutenant III. L. Kruenzli. Engineer
r. c. Johnston, Paymaster ]. s. Phil
lips. Assistant Surgeon ]. Stepp, First
Lieutenant B. L. Rittenhouse, u. 8. N.
C.. and Col. R. L. Meade. u. s. NJ. c.,
passenger
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NOTICE.

lsuNoAr, sEPrEMBER q. BETNC
4 10y. a legal holiday. the follow.
'ahss viii BE- closed.
nANk or HAWAII.
ulsttOP q Co,
II. LAuS SPREcKEf.s a co,
FIRST AMERICAN RANK.
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CLOSING NOTICE.

llE METROPOLITAN MEAT COM
VII close on Monday. September
aeor Day. ~ 10 o'clock q. m. One
morning delivery only viii be
rllE METROPOLITAN MEAT
co. LTD. $3.50
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pNssR BUILDING AND LOAN
ASSOCIATION.

|iE REGULAR MONTHLY MEET
" the Pioneer Building aud Loan
PslAtion will be held at the Cham
% Commerce. on MONDAY EVEN
sept .. 1900. at $3.50 o'clock.
'lments are required IN gold.
A. v. GEAR. Secretary
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A certain colonel on the staff OF one
OF Grants generals was much given to
novel-reading. and went about with his
saddle-bags stuffed full of thrilling
romances. For weeks he had been de-
vouring an English translation of Vic
tor Hugo's Les Miserables." One day
while passing through a Confederate
town, he saw younw lady seated on a
porch. and, stopping his horse, bowed
10 her with all the grace of a Chester
field. and endeavored to engage her in
conversation. Before he had gone far
ne took occasion to remark: "Have
you seen Lees Miserables angliciz-
ing the pronunciation. Her black eyes
snapped with Indignation as she tartly
replied: >Don't you talk to me that
way; they're a good deal better than
Grants miserables. anyhow"
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OF COURSE you don't bug isa IL
2erIence, but it's Of great value to yeH
because knowing how to pack enables
1s TO inquire safe arrival, no breaEgEe,
40 loss whether transported evef
mountains on pack saddle or carried d
lie locker OF our yacht.
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NOTICE.

THE PAINTERS UNION WILL
meet at corner of King and Fort
streets, Tuesday evening at 7:45. Sep
TENDER 4th.
J. LUND, President.
564O
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CAMPING
SUPPLIES

IN OUR STORE you'n ind scores AAs
icores OF articles particularly suited 70,
ssnping.
FOODS of every sort In Gininutis-
oaekages-tin, glass, wood and sfolS--
handy for packing. handy @ sietis
saste.
BASKETS for carrying q, "a ass
hand bags-experience-
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THIRD DISTRICT.

SIXTH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
President-T VI. Church, 2s.
Vice President-James Kirkland. %,
Secretary-JOhn J. Wash, 2S.
Trcasurer-R. w. Filler. %.
Judges of Eicctiou-E. l.. Van der
Naillen. %: Andrew Adams. IS; Frank
Medeiros. %.
Delegates TO District Committee-'W.
j. Lowrie. 90; p NJ. Church. 10: James
Whitford. rs; X. W. Filler. Is.
NINTH PRECINCT-HAMAKUA- ,
POKO.
Prosident-D L. Lindsay, 80
Secretary and Treasurer-W. q. AK
en-. 50.
Judges Of Election-C. VI. Dickey, 80.
r. ". Kahokuoluna. 90; c. X. Pa, 80.
Delegates Co District Committee
John kaliuo. IS: ~. Il. Baldwin, IS; s.
". Kekipi. A.; G.. ~. Dickey. IS; w. II
X. Maikai. o.: John Kaiuna, 40; ID. G.
Lindsay. IS; J. II. Kapihi. 81; w. o
Aiken. %: r. X. Pa. 20; &. ID. Loveland
%. T.. ". Kahokuoluna. g: &. II. sinner
son. 2. e. W. Baldwin. I.
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oAitr ADVERTISER i- delivered
nan part o. tho city for IS cents a
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Particular attention is called to the
kou and koa wood staircases, which
will be sold also.
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FIFTH PRECINCT.

FIFTH PRECINCT.
of,cers elected at meeting of club
held night before.
Delegates to District Committee-J.
Keohokii, 149: Samuel Johnson. 14s; w.
III. Coney. las: ID. X. Naone. 80; A
Moore. 1; total. 1sS.
SIXTH PRECINCT.
President-Frank l.. Hoogs, 81
Secretary-L. II. Wolf, 30: Dr. q.
Waldo Burgess. IL.
Judges OF Eiection-Capt. I. Bray. 81;
Frank L. Hogs. 81: III. Sturtevant, 81.
Delegates to District Committee-Dr.
q. Waldo Burgess. 30; Frank l.. Hogs.
%; L. II. Wolf. Is: p. C. Krouse, /;
DIR. C. Il. Cooper. z.
SEVENTH PRECINCT.
There was no election at Waimanalo.
The voters said they were not Informed
that an election was TO be held.
FIFTH DISTRICT.
FIRST NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
President--F. Pahia, 80.
secretary--B. Pahia, 30.
Judges OF Election-E. r. Aikue. 30;
u. Nj. Kapalau. 80: j. ~. Kaailua, 30.
Delegates to District Committee-F.
Pahia. 81. NJ. j. Mckeague. %; u. ii.
Jones. Il. James Davis, 10; II. c. Ad-
ans, IL.
THIRD PREcINCT-wAIALUA.
officers reelected, as reported two or
three days ago.
Delegates to District Committee-C.
+. Iaukea, 81: w. w. Goodale. Sc; An
drew Cox. 81; A. s. Mahaulu, As; b.
Naukana, "a; A. Kali. II; total. ia
FOURTH PREcINCT-wAIANAE.
No officers elected.
Delegates to District Committee.
Kekahuna. 30; NJ. Maheiona, 30: Oliver
Stillman, 2S; total, 30.
FIFTH PRECINCT.
Delegates to District Committee-D.
Douglass. Thomas O'Dowda and Geo.
RentOn were unanimously elected.
SIXTH PREcINCT-PEARL CITY.
No officers elected.
Delegates to District Committee-L-
l. hcCandless, 30; +. .. Archer. 80; s.
Hookano. 30.
SEVENTH PRECINCT.
Delegates to District Committee
ID. Holt Jr., 81; T. McCants Stewart,
80; Or. George Huddy. Sc; L. c. Win
ston, Sc.
EIGHTH PRECINCT.
President-w. C. Achi, "A.
/ Vice President-C. L. Petersen, "a.
Seeretary-P. Silva, "a
Treasurer-N. Fernandez, "A.
Judges of Election-C. Il. Dwight, IA
James Harbottle, "a; X. NJ. Duncan, "a
Delegates to District Committee-W
G. Achi, "a; G. IL. Dwight, "a: c. F. Pc.
terson. "a.
| NINTH PRECINCT.
| President-J. T. De Bolt, 81: F. T. p
Waterhouse. 1; G.. X. Carter, 1; total
Sc.
Secretary-S. X. Kane. 81: w.
Coelho. 1; A. Il. Wood, 1; total, So.
Judges OF Election-None elected.
Treasurer. ID. McInerny, so; @. X
Carter. 1; a. Il. Wood. 1: total, 50;
Delegates to District Committee
Fred Warehouse. 1903; George II. Car
ter, 90; w. J. Coelho. So; ]. T. d.
Bolt. a.; ]. a. Hughes, 81; s. X Kane
y. G. Jones, I.
Enrolment Committees. h. Kane
4; J. A Hughes. L: J. r. Gait, a; w
Coehlo, a.; M. Costa, AZ.
TENTH PRECINCT.
President-J. l.. Kaulukou, 80.
4 Vice President-E. j. WILSON, 30
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NINTH PRECINCT.
TENTH PRECINCT.

President-J. l.. Kaulukou, 80.
Vice President-E. ]. Wilson, 30.
Secretary-W. II. Crawford. 80.
Treasurer-W. II. Crawford, 80.
Judges OF Election-A. Bolster, 81
Charles Broad, 80; j. l.. Xavier, 81.
Delegates to District Committee.
4. Raulukou. 90; E,noch Johnson. &c
w. III. Crawford. 30; f. J. Wilson, IL.
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WILL e. FISHER,

AycTIoNEER.
August 20, 1900.
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The premises are open for inspection
until day of sale.
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There was no election at Waimanalo
The voters said they were not Informed
that an election was TO be held.
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FIFTH DISTRICT.

FIRST PREClNCT-kANE
President--F. Pahia, 80.
Secretary--B. Pahia, 80.
Judges OF Election-E. r. Aikue. 30;
ID. Nj. Kapalau. 80; J. ~. Kaailua, 30.
Delegates to District Committee-F
Pahia. 81. NJ. j. Mckeague. %; u. h
Jones. IL: James Davis, l6; II. c. Ad-
ans, IL.
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MAY HAVE LIVELY MEETING.
Populists at Loggerheads Over the
Candidate for Viee-President.

SduulOdtS LUZ bACC-A AOS4SSAS.
CHICAGO. Aug. 2I-Latest report 5
received here indicate chat the popu-
list national committee, ). which il to
meet in this city on the sSth inst, may
not be as harmonious as was predt0-
ed when the executive committee was
in session here early in the month.
The meeting is called for the purpose
of selecting a candidate for the vice
presidency. When Mr.. Towne declined
the nomination of the popuiists it was
generally supposed Mr.. Stevenson
would receive the populist endorsement
by general consent.
The correspondence which has taken
place among members Of the national
committee Of that party since the ex-
ecutive committee meeting makes 1t
plain that this result, while apparently
still probable, will not be accomplished
without a struggle. Indeed, it is un-
derstood that many of the leaders OF
the party are strongly urging that the
committee shall nominate an indepen-
dent candidate.
Those who take this position include
a majority of the officers Of the nation
al committee, among them being
Chairman Butler and Treasurer Wash
burn, who are pronounced in their
views Vice Chairman Edmiston is
also said to incline towards the opin-
ion that wisdom demands that the pop
uiists have a candidate of their own in
the field Secretary Edgerton is cred
tied with being the only officer OF the
organization who is friendly to the
endorsement Of Mr.. Stevenson's candi-
dacy.
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NEW YoRK's POPULATION.
What the Census Shows for the Ne
tropolis of America

WASHINGTON, Aug. 1s.-The CEN
sus Office this morning announced the
population of Greater New York MAN
haitian and Bronx boroughs) TO be
2.O50.60o. The population of the bor-
ough OF Manhattan is 1850, ,09S and that
of the Bronx zoe. .507.
There are, besides the boroughs
named, three other boroughs in Great
er New York, viz: Brooklyn, Queens
and Richmond. When the census OF
1880 was taken the city of New York
comprised all of what is now the bor-
ough OF Manhattan and all of what is
now the borough of Bronx. except the
territory lying 10 the west OF East
river. annexed on January l, 1898.
The population of New York city in
1890 was 1.5i5.i0l On June l. 1900.
the joint population OF the boroughs Of
Manhattan and Bronx was 900,
representing an increase from 1890 TO
1900, including the annexed territory
above referred to, OF So. .2S9. or 1888
per cent
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WHAT TO DO IN CHINA.

The latest news from the mainland
brings the cheering intelligence that
the allied forces effected an entrance
into Peking on August 18th and nat
the rescue of the ministers imprisoned
and besieged in the British legation
was effected none too soon. Brief as
are the kilograms containing the infor-
nation. they show that TO the
last moment the Chinese troops, act
ing under Imperial authority, tried to
annihilate ali the foreigners in the le-
cations, and not until the foreign
troops were laundering at the gates
of Peking, striving to break them
down, was the firing on the legations
discontinued.
Before the foreign troops entersl he
Imperial capital the Empress Dowaser
had fed, taking with her the Emperor,
who is apparently so much putty in her
hands. Now arises the question OF
punishment 10 be inflicted UPON the
Chinese authorities. Until the full re-
ports OF Minister Conger and the other
ministers have been received. intelli-
gent Judgment cannot be passed upon
the question. But from all that nov
appears IL would seem that the execu-
ton Of Prince Tuan and the other
Nanchu advisers Of the Empress should
be insisted upon. the Empress and En-
peror deshroned and = modern and pro-
gressive ruler placed upon the throne
under the tutelaSe of advisers selected
by the European powers. America and
Japan
China is ripe for modern progress
and the time has come for the civilized
world to break down the barriers OF
the centuries and instill new LIE and
new blood into the oldest and most cor
fupt government on earth
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Good Meo,c,ne for Children

II you have baby in the house you
viii wish to know the best way 10
check any unusual loosenesx Of the
bowels. or diarrhoea % common 70
small children. o. p. T. Holiday. Of
Deming. Ind. who has an l1-months'-
old child, says: Through the months
of June and July our baby was teeth
ing and took a running Oh Of the bow
els and sickness OF the stomach His
bowels would move from ave to eight
times day. I had bottle OF Cham
beriain,s Collie, Cholera and Diazrhces
Remedy in the house and gave him
four drops in teaspoonful Of water.
and be got better at once For sale ~
al dealers and druggists Benson.
Smith & Co. general agents. Hawaiian
Territory
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-08-29

Through the ofiicial organ Of Super
intendent OF Public Instruction Atkin-
SON and Of Census Director Atkinson
and of Member-of-the- Governors
Council Atkinson il is learned thai
the money for payment Of AL the In
terpreters who served in the recent
census arrived yesterday By the Ca
lie" The organ further sssures HA-
vail that ..as an syidsneeof IL ~
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-08-29

The harbor OF Honolulu was quite
lively, yesterday. with seven big steam
ers moving out within few hours OF
each other. The warrimoo and the
Australia will come in today. The lat
ter will bring home large number OF
Honolulu people from the mainland.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-08-29

There Il no way in which the awful
truth-chat the Territory OF Hawaii
as a political subdivision OF the Amer
lean Union. is maintaining stockaded
quadrangle wholly devoted to the pur-
poses of brothel-can be gainsaid-
The world condemns Monte Carlo. but
shat is the Casino as compared with
J-rflafS
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-08-29

In 1854. wien Grants army ras
checked in It's advance On Richmond
By the terrific three days lighting in
the Wilderness he sent his famous Ia
comic message: I propose to fight IL
out on this line IL IL takes all summer" !"
That Is the motto The Republican has
adopted in its fight against the moral
plague spot at Iwiiei-
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IL the Trzmways eompany's stages
are regulated to capacity, Why not its
filthy. ill-smelling and reeking cars.
BIZ the way, why not fine the company
instead of the poor drivers? They are
probably only carrying out orders to
carry all the traffic the wheels viii
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-08-29
FIRST MAN TO ADVERTISE.

vbah was the first man TO ad-
vertise. He advertised the food
and he came through all right
The fellows who laughed AZ ad-
vertising were drowned. and 1t
served them right. Ever since
No.h's time the merchant who
adysEtises has been prospering'
while the other fellow is being
swaIl.wed up in the floods OF dis
aster.
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The political occupation of the Bow
Wongs would seem to have gone a.
glimmering. Leung Tso's opportunity
has come: let him march out his army
Of a million reformers and join the
allies
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