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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-01-07
ar mr. AOU IRTCH'S Tribe.


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Always nter a newly captured fish has been
put into u tank tlc first thing done is 10 feed it.
or try 90 get it 10 cat NJ some periods % tie
year some fishes in nature may go without food
%en,irciy for a long time; and in captivity they
might do the same, or eat every little. but as a
general prop"siti II a fish that is doing well eats
well, and there r. nothing else that pleascs those
that have IN" care ~ captive fishes So much as To
see the stock with good arpct!tcS That means
that the fishes ore feeling we'll TO begin with.
end their taking food regularly and in sufficient
quantities means that they ore keeping up their
strength. and, so to speak, their spirits. AslonS
! n a ash eats it il all right The newcomers
er" MT Gully tempted with the most attractive
fool that can be SUPPLIED to them, but they are
actual: lea oy hand, that is the food is actually
put into their rlonths, and this very likely is
dnicddy alter day; and the bicgcS. and clumsicst
Of the fishes are the ones likelicSt 10 Ne led in
this manner
FoNi was thus offered upon their arrival and
settlement ~ their tank to the two big Western
catishcs HOW in the Aquarium; this in the shape
o; slices at fish carrie down (, ;h'n in the water
on the end 81 a stick, AMI put'actuaily into their
noutbs in orlcr to induce them 70 cot. they would
not, ~ Their own occord, have picked up iold NJ
thal tlin' al all. Ihe great green moray, other
wlsc called the junior sea serpent, seven 'eetlpng
and with sharp teeth mi powerful jaws. which
hes now tccn in tie aquarium more than six
months, hestaken almost MI is food in that man.
rer rom the beginning. II rears its great head.
and opens its jaws, and the iord is put into its
noith Even then the big moray does not by
any means always eat IT, bu, ef.rr h~la-
ing it in its month .or one or five
or ter seconds time lets il fall Bu, every
day, With rri!rirg patience, food is offered tOit
Every "ilur, j. always made tD give he fishes
grncraIi" Vhet thcH would like 10 cat end their
d."t i vG~!ct o. much as possible with rnriLe
dcIlcdcirs such a. shrlmrs, sit shc!lcL clans,
Nud - on, ana II Is sought 20 sa,Is'y the M>trs
ui "y'n Individual fishes For example. tie
green IIrrut hsh"S like sol clans. shells arr AL,
and hey get them, tllrs" leautiul nShe, eating
ne cntirc clam, biting out small chunks and
chewing NJ thu pulp and shell very fine Gnl swal-
loving all; most fishes thAt cHt ono sort and an
o'htr " crtlStac"anS. rejecting the shells But
that = The way The green PARROTS like clans and
that's the way the clans IRE led % them or
the other hand, there arr som" fishes hat get
their soft clans On the halt she'll. ,lcsc icing The
cnrrl iishcs, TIE cowfshCs and thr ,fuakfsl.c.;
AMI a. / has bcrD found tia II Is better Tor thcsr
f-lcS, health hat they shrud not rat the tough
l'ad Il IA" clani with the ~lcatncry. skinny hood
t.a,covcrSlL tLatrartiSCu out before the clans.
On he halt shell are put ir'o the tanks Tor them.
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L,G4L RIGHTS or HORSES

From N, Esnr.r Er'nlH1 Ios

For thr first tine IN the history 81 tie State
A. Colorado. the rlyht Of a ho!se rs being entitled
t. sufficient taai and proper shelter at his mas
tcr's expense is 10 Re tested before the courts.
wish the Humane Society urhcliing The horses
side ~ the case,
The facts Of the case Arr rs 'Ollows: During
tie extremely cold weather and period of deep
SHOWS last January. agent haley received re-
ports that there was . band Of horses thirteen
or fourteen in number. twelve miles up in the
moun,qins from Weunct' and that the animals
we're .nnwci IN and starving to dea;h. They
had been turncl Oh, by their owasr - shif, for
q or.sclvcs dIrin the wint'r With n compar.
ion BE- ardc u inn on srowsho,s 70 tho place.
AID after considerable difficulty found the mi
mails. They were in the heavy timber. The
snow. Ave or SIX feet drcr on n level, they he'd
pachct down by traupInc about. so that they
were ,hut in BY the wh,io walls ~ snow several
feet airh, forming a yard" such MS the elk make
in the aspen thickcts during The winter The
poor beasts were terribly rmscia'cd and in tho
last cNtremitlcS pi starvation
Agent Bailey and big companiIn returned
Ia Wauneta and went back On snowahoe9 Ms soon
a. possible with ha? Tor the oil hut furnished
aulmais, one or tHo lied from the cold and
priyatipn, in spite Of the efforts Of the two men.
II wa three weeks before n path could be tcatcn
TO the town and the hors"' able 20 travel They
were tnfn taken ~ N'aUttl, anu k!lelI owners.
known rom the hrlD1S on the horses, notified
Agent Bailey demanded from each owner pay
for ihc food taken tu the hOrses and ;hc necessary
expense Of remoylug ,hem from ~" mountains.
This was refused ny thc owners. and the horses
were held BY The agent \ salt to repl"yin was
then instituted by the owners Tor the recovery
Of the horses
THIS is the ease ~ il stands. AMI the decision
Of the court will determine whether ur not n horse
that has been left by bic owner - starye during
the winter may contract n board bill for which
the master is liable, and in a large degree fix
the relations Of nu ncr and owned.
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arm In a sling. Uncle Fred was standing I'D
and talking eScttedly. Freddie heard him a.

arm In a sling, Uncle Fred was standing up
and talking excitedly. Freddie heard him AZ
"Thc closes, shayey" Uncle Fred cried. by
Jove, Dick, though | say II myself, It was great
shot, too! Right on the vital spot, and he went
To his knees, with q crash Halloa",
you !SsS%""ni' without ftsa "a" a hail %f'" nj dear %"c OK d H%iS
Soull have sunSitukr!"
hut Freddie lcaped 10 his fathers breast, sob
bling.
I'm so glad" no sobbcd. Il didn't know
whether you killed the ~rlephnn, OF The ~elrphan,
killed you, and was afraid uncle mi'scd and
killed me, but I'm not killed, am ], papa
All three grown UPS raised Their hands, and
their faces were pictures ~ bewildcrmrut
How do you know about The elephant Where
"F a6. SSH' y ns I al ms ss'F Freddie asked r,pro.,s-
fully 81 was on top Of The elephant, where the
mahoni rides. YOU know. The old iuggler let
me climb The rome, and went 10 the dockyard,
and got IN the ia lsh's back, and he went mad and
ran aw - and ] thought you were killed and
"FrCidie'' cried bis mother, you have got sun
She Kicked the little boy up in her arms and
earned him into a cool room, where he was put To
bed with &c" on his head, while the doctor was sent
,3S, IN spite 2i his protests, hu, on lhe veranda
"Jugglersl Climbing up the rope" cried his
father The child must have met a troupe Of
'hess travelling coniuroIs"
al Anglo Indians know the strange tricks these
fellows can perform, which no man no white
man. at any rate has ever explained, but but
oh. bless my so-l there was an elephant and
youdid fall, ard here was no boy on the elcpha ts
bacs, aud therefore Freddie couldn't be there.
bui but oh. confound il all, how did he now
what happened before anybody but our two selves
and your wife knew any elephant had been shot
at ALL
Frctdie's father jumped up angrly In spite Of
his sore arm.
I've sccn that ropr trick don. often and tho
man climb into the clouds. Everybody has seen
IT, and no one eyer explained II, save by hyp-
nnlsm 81 the audience. That's IL, But the idea
Of practising their arts upon a little boy! It's too
bad! I'll send ont, and II tlcy are caught, they
will have Ia by pnotizc themselves out OF JAIL
."Of coursc," said tho uncle, still with weak b.
wildcrmen', but but was Freddie on the
elephant or was he not Don't you know oh.
bless my soul"
s" riders were son, on, in all directions to catch
Nh wond' rful jugSlcrs, but II was no usr these
had jugglcd themselves IN, away. But Frcddic's
moih"r WAS very indignant at his father, and
Cnclc Frcd Tor such suggestions rs hypnotism
and iugglcry..
You two biz sillics" she said. The hoy went
to sl""p in the sun and dreamed, and the rest is all
coincid. nee. So, there"
S'Hi, h,wcycr, mon cam from the dockyarl
b. trace thc dad 81 phan;, and thy told 81 his
escape Just a. Freddie did. So, there
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CiN'T AMIR TItIE 1900.
And More Ink and Pens VIII Have TO lie
Tod In Cnrsnumnrcc.

Had you thought Il one thing said the cor.
r"Fpon'rnc" ci"'k. "Thc-c's n Whole lot If
people, thousands Of them writing letters with.
out printed "r engraved 'cttcr h"ads. who nj,
hr""il;" in" year IN the datn Inc. v-',io- fpr
instance, lnst"ad ~ 800. 90 Now vhot will
they dp w'th 1900 They certainty ,aI't Nil.
bl'vifir mat. Whrn We STRIKE 1901 II viii be-
OIL rgh' nraln,. ihcr they can 'yr,'c Ian l..
'ol but 90 wouldn't moan Huythiur. and thc.ris
nothing lo 20 but 10 Wr,ic the year out
This VIII /" done throughout the vro- 1con
nHn' %lIl"nS OF tines: rs a mNttc- 81 epir- fqr,
th, mr|utudinouS writing II these two c.,hc,s
will i1r1,'v" tho loss IN IN" aggregate ~ much
time. anl the using M Of thousands II rr1s S,J
much INK. Bu; rs m ~ Wind that blows no
BODY good. Tn" writer's loss. hoo, is thc ,"i.
rlfH'r~ e"d Tho nrn manufacturers lnir. md
Tor thatna.tc- it's Just So with everything. 'hinvs
go On luSt about Tho zane, whAtrvcr har'r.s."
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Lt.iTUlR RELTJNG
It's LILO Under Various Conditions-sccond.
Hand Betting.

The OygraEo lie Of first class / athcr bcinng,
running indoors ard under ordinary conducts.
Is ten years. Bits sub ted 90 ncl. fumes would
lr~t = ruch 'hor''F Tim iAlr TINT, ard On tho
Other hand Ia rSp'cil!ly fav,rl1g circumstances
a bit might las, much longer. There uas taken
down in NV York ~: long GSn. a leather bit
Tat had O"rn running twenty four years; this.
however, was something unusual.
" II ~. cas- Wi nrctty muCh everything
that II mad" and sold. leather billing NAV h.
coming iIiu Ia market naturally enough though
tn rcft'inR Of f~actOri's, through IN" Sulciitu-
hon N bCliS ~ on width for ,hosc ~ Anoth,r.
nnd soon S.C.ld hand h Its that have not b~~n
much used Snll fur not vcry much less Than rev
b Us; thrir price decreases, Of rourSc, according IN
'nr ~ ovhich they ha,c ben subjccrd. When
. hil'r bit ryhss trb useful hS a bit 1t IL
likely 10 be- sold 10 b. cut up into boot heels what
ihcrc Is 'eit OF II after that roiug W the scrap heap.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-01-07
NOt so Cold as II Looked.
Froa The Ph .i~Gc!pbid Pcrcyd

'"'T HW 'T-N''lHtW TITINFN-
Yes, ] suDpoSc thi, docs look like cold wor.
snid n West PhiladolrNi nous maid. rs lrr IN
p,ry'r stopped n moment on Saturday morning
"a "Npr"Ss n word Of sympathy FOR hrT III n -"
p1r rly chilling Job She kNrl' in thr b,
tur cold, with bar" arms AMI hands. eld sr.rbb Il
hrr employers marhlo strps. Tn wet Whit
fish ~ HI round and ~ tty arms brou eht forth
words nl. commits ration from the nal. Slr
thanked him for them and said WIN y,u
SOC vs. harc.a'wrd meids hNnging out Globes
that freeze stlfi before We ct III" clothrsrire
in thorn. NJ when you sec Us sCruhblng. Ike NJ.
marble st"uS that icr oyrr A5 las; as thy arr Wet.
tod, you think lis herd work Wei. truly. w.
ar" comfortable enough. W. keen our a,rg
and hands wet with hot water. and that is a.
l.. Us long ne We keep the bar. ,xpos,d Grsl
wet, II isn't really bare and cvpns,d a. all: IFS
protected perfectly 1t looks cod. dua't t. "
asked the hols. maid, g~larcing at her rrcity
bare arms, Its lust as warn, though, Yell
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-01-07
YOUNG DUDES BIRTHDAY.
A NOTABLE SOCIAL Event ron
CHATHAM SQUARE

Billy the Dudes Son and Iieir Three Years
DID Dlstin culshed PersOnages Do Honor
to H~im-Gorgcous Attire of the Young
Dude A CRkewalk Of All Nations.
Most people believed II Was New Years Day.
but every one In tho vicinity Of Chatham Square
knew that last Monday was the birthday Of billy
the Dudes young Dude. who three years
ago was chrisicncd Thomas lrsi;cy ciw6..A
in honor ~ the Eas, Sidc'sC Congressman. the Hon.
Tom 4 picture d Mrs. Dude and young Duds
ador ned the outside cover Of tho invitations that
were sent out and accompanying the picture
was the inscription printed in bid type: Hello.
This Is Mamma, but | looA like Pepa." On the
second page was Inc printcd invitation. which
read a. follows:
..,t,,, ,,..t..,.,..'.. ,,,,,,,...r.....
Mr. and Ms. william Eiwaris requests the
honprO f your presence at the third Anniver- :
say Of the birth " their son. tho Hon. Thomas /:
Bradley Edwards, Monday evening, Jan. l, :
1900, ...
Cor. Fast Broadway and Catharine st.,
NrS York City.
Music by Prof. VIM. Hall
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-10-23
CONDITION OF BArTLRsHIPs.
Work Progressing on the Three
Authorized Two Years Ago.

WASHINGTON. Oct 1l.-AdmiraI
IIichborn. chief tof the bureau of con
iruction and repair. has made public a
statement showing the progress of the
work on the vessels now under eonstruc-
riou for the navy.
OF the big battle ships the Maine and
the Ohio stand respectively at thirty-six
and thirty per cent of completion. The
Missouri at Newport News stands fifteen
per cent, and the Illinois ut Newport
News is set down at eighty-five per cent.
Work is progressing satisfactorily on
the six new sheathed protected cruisers.
although they are all in the first stages
Of construction. The monitors Arkansas.
Florida Wyoming and Monitor No.
THE latter as yet unnamed) are each
about half finished The sixteen torpedo
boat destroyers. as we'll as the sixteen
torpedo boats are for the greater part in
the last stages of their construction. OF
the submarine torpedo boats the PluRgeP
stands AT eighty-iive per cent and the We
naming six. the Adder, Moccasin, Por-
p0ise and Shark, are set down at six per
cent while work has not yet begun on
the Pike and the Grampus,
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-10-23
ZIG GA.lfoHkIlEs
ATTRACT lIIEITlen
Txe2ty-T~o six-Foossrs in Party
Going to Argentine Re-
public

NV YORK, oct- .-FTor h-sxhl
roas shesalSers ard b-rxusean buisd i
rs4sfy - Jzenty California cattle
Eaisers <Aa registered az ;he s,svens
iie1se Sunday night oouId hardy e
.uFsaa-=I They wer on the wsy .ro1.
lbs Angeles TO the Argentine Republic.
zhsee they intend 10 raise cattle on a
much mOre extensive <czle than they
eeuld in California
TIE parts consisted % the shrv- Pal
lesf bgothsFs and families. Nith ave
srssboys who hsi thrown cheir lot in with
she company in the hope Of making a for
rane n TIE fertile valley OF the Platte
rer. The PalIett brothers are each
fay SIX feet il height. have broad shout
i~rs and tip the scales at 30 pounds
Their wives are nearly as tail and mus
lar Two Of the brothers have each
four daughters. and a third brother has
three. These girls range in aee from Is
90 y and take after their parents II
au..d
Never before said the night clerk
-he hotel. have We had guests vho
zz-acfed - much attention, and are fire.
greatly bsve some peculiar people stop
ping here
The party sailed for the Argentine Re
poH'ie yesterday
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-10-23
AT THIRTY DAYS
Territory Cannot Pay Cash in Ger.
tain Departments.

Warrants issued by the auditor on Sat
urdsy for claims against the tax Office
the board of health, the attorney gen
erals department and the department OF
public instruction were made payable II
thirty days. The appropriations fol
these departments are exhausted and
holders of such warrants can secure the
cash only AT the banks and then at thirty
days discount Claims against the other
departments were squared with warrants
payable al sight. as usual. The fact tina,
taxes become delinquent November 18th,
Il is believed. viii bring in sufficient
money. so that after November 10Th the
treasury will be on cash basis again.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-10-23
What Salt viii Do.

Salt puts out u FIRE In chimney.
Salt in solution. inhaled. cures cold IN
the head.
Salt in water is the best thing to clean
willow ware and mating.
Salt thrown on SCOT which has fallen
Oh the carpet win prevent stain
Salt on the fingers when cleaning fowls
meat or fish will prevent slipping.
Salt in the oven under baking tins vii
prevent their soorching on the bottom.
Salt put on ink. when freshly spilled or
i carpet. viii help in removing the spot
Salt thrown on = coal fire when hroil
ing steak viii prevent blazing from drip
ping fat.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-10-23
NOTICE.
TO CONTRACTORS AND owNDRs

TO CONTRACTORS AND OWNERS
The carpenters Of Honolulu in mas
meeting assembled ou the 3lst day OF Al
gust. 1890, declared 1t 10 De their tu'en'
tion 10 ask Cor rsiucTion OF working
hours from nine hours per day rs ct tine
present time 20 eight hours per day ga
and after thc first day OF November,
1900. the pay per day 10 he the same as
il was on August 81, isSl0
by order Of toe Carpenters union.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-10-23
Cuts and Bruises Quickly Heale.

Cuts and Bruises Quickly Healed.
For three days and nights suffered
agony untold from an attack Of chol-
era morbus brought on by eating Gu
eambers. = says NJ E LOwtAer. clerk
OF the district court, Centerville. Iowa.
Il though, I should surely die and
tried a dozen different medicines. but
al 10 no purpose. I cent for bottle
al chamberia,n's Collie. Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy and three doses re-
lieved me entirely went TO sleep and
did no, awake for eight hourA On
awakening few hours ago felt 90
gratified that the ars work I do on
going TO the Office Is to write to the
manufacturers OF this remedy and ofisr
them my grateful thanlD and say. Cod
bless you and the splendid medicine
yoa make. This remedy b for sale
By Benson. Smith 4 Co. general agentA
Territory Of Hawaii
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-10-23
SPAIN NEAR REVOLUTION.
Former Minister Of Justice Makes q
Sensational Speech.

MADRID, Oct. 9.-Senoy Romero y
tee in the cabinet of the late Senior
Cauovas del Castillo, has caused stir
by a violent speech dealing with the po-
litical and economic situation of Spain.
tinue long as they are now revolution
would be inevitable. Although he has al
ways been a staunch supporter Of mon
archical principles, he limited that in GER
tain eyentualities he would espouse the
republican cause.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-10-23

BY ACCIDENTAL gate opening. a large bay
colored Californian Mare. weight about 800 lbs. I;
faint star forehead, fat condition. little
puupuu or irritation on face but healing. Right
hind hoof little white. Finder please notify
Police Station aud reward viii be paid.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-10-23
FOB RENT.
FOB SALE.

ONE handsome Crown Piano in perfect order
with Harp and Mandolin Accompaniment. Has
been used only i've times Can be had q. a
reasonable price by applying a. the oRPHEUA
CAFE
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-10-23
NOTICE.

THIRTY BICYCLES lett At Bailey 5
Honolulu Cyciery Co. Ltd, nspair shop
ARE UNcALLED FOR The owners
OF these wheels are herehy PUBLICLY
NOTIFIED that on ar shout November
~ 1900. The azoresaid bicycles viii =
sold hy public auction or otherwise dis
poe 4 81 TO satisfy the repair bills.
}. : BAILEY. Manager.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-10-23
NOTICE.

Thore viii be special meeting OF the
stoc kholders ot the lnter-lsland Steam
Navigation Co.. i.Jd- al their oliee.
Queen street. on Tuesday October 81,
1890, at l0 o'cleck a. M.
ohiect .. meeting To consider the
qr -,lou Of increasing the capital StoeS
Of tho company and TO sraasas, such
other business IS may ~ brought befone
the meeting.
{. II. CLAPP. SECRETARY
Honolulu. October iG 1900.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-10-23
Connecticut's Population.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 1.-THE popu-
lation of Connecticut, as officially an
uounced by the census bureau today, is
90S,353. In 1890 the population was
T46 25S. The increase during the past
decade is 162, 097. or 21.7 per cent.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-10-23
P r Z q Ii 3 L Z

We believe hat ~ governments
basis should De fa0m whoas o9EEeszcH Se "a
rights and freedom io' a, the Deope m
thai se4y gerDn Is egu tie Of TIE law We believe
~, 70 eaoss mat ea,Eibaa his best advantage
W. d strive 70 secure Tie
aa gh5s Gor people motto adopted the plat
me tlss Of The independ@B, party successful
candidates legislature q the litoIy O iA"@I slO-
Te n every vay Of the congress Of the
pes ourselves u support al GOD and equal provisions that
s.her tie republican teocIadc parties of lie United States
we pledge Tat political party IN
United . EaSaI state
possible 70 secure from the
benefits and pr'iees ioF t NATIVES and other
o. regardless ot intend 70 strive toward the end
segBtaves sLan formulate the best laws for the
Our legislators should
citizens Of the Territory OF hawaii out Of the lands that
. taken by the United states
They aside appropriation Tor
lust
burung Honolulu places By the board
OF hoal1 Ia connection bubonc plague in :
They education industrial :
pursuits farming railroads and both foreign and
that will redodnd to the advantage Of the eoun
We stud opposed raonopOn any
privileges Of citizens who think :
heavy people the restriction the rights
al other restriction the rights Of the
declare labor, other by =
mechanical industrial shall exceed &
Labor on government contracts or otherwise either
indirect performed OF the Territory of Hawaii =
ourselves resist the furtheranee of trusts in the >
. : Territory OF Hawaii :
pledged earnest and unceasing for =
Imprisoned by the martial law rule 1895 and !
BY of military 1885 financial
uuner q 5 their just due +
s PLATFORM
I rONfr RIFLE PARTY
= JAMES X kAULIA,
: President Aloha Alma =
VS ElAIFTBUIA D. KALAUOKAIANI
Secretary President :
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The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-10-23
NOTICE.
orAA STOCKHOLDERS MEETING

4 special meeting OF the stockholders
OF al, Olas Sugar Co.. Ltd. Is called
hy she president 10 o., held 1T the rooriS
of ,hc Chamb-. OF Commerce in Homo
lul1. Oahu. a, 10 a. IA. on Friday, a.
tobsr III, 1900
bc objeci 81 The meeting Is 70 con-
slider amendments to the 10y laws al,d
also lor ,l, parroSe of taking such ae-
ton as may pc dceued advisable con
.c,nhug The bonding og toe pi; MA ion.
and also 20 consider such other b'lsi-
ness rs mgy be Thought hsiovc tae
meeting !. L, CU'EI,
Treasurer ult Sugar "a, Ltd.
ih,nolUm. o,tu!e Il. 1906
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-10-23
PLATFORM OF HE
Independent Home-Rule
ARTY
PA Z T Y.

,a,oi in Island Convention in to'.o'al' Il l 5aas 1850
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-10-23
NOTICE to OWNERS, ARCHITECTS
and BUILDERS.

L. ". Quinn, rs Union street. is pro-
pared 10 furnish estimates on FIRST class
modern plumbing Patronage 81
licited. 2. o. Box l6Z.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-10-23
4 SoLfD CONCERN.

Ii ore wants perfection aud
security in life Insurance be heed
oaiy Investigate carefully the
plans and conditions Of the Prcvi-
dent Savings Lie and be thor
0asisly satisfied. ThecompaEy haS
always been booked upon by the
Insurance pnhlic as one of the
solid and progressive life insaar-
anee companies OF America. l.
Il. Burns, resident manager.
new Msroon building.