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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-12-04
The European Triple.

whisky is served in ponies just as
we serve brandy and cordials in this
country, said the cnnnoisseur Just
pack from Europe to his New York
Trend of course, a Kentuckian of
my standing and experience calls for
several ponies before he gets a real
decent swallow. You never see a ma
i've over there asking for whisky un-
less he is with an American acquaint-
ance. and is trying to do the polite
thing. He calls for a glass of claret
or absinthe, or for some sort of weak
cordlal. 1t takes a European thre
hours 10 drink pony of brandy. Too
SLOW Tor me- L didn't see a drunken
man while l was in Europe, but I saw
a whole lot of EN- who looked as if
they had been doped, sitting about sor-
ter stupid like, with eyes half glazed. -
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-12-04
Advantages and Disadvantages.

me beds in your Pullman cars. to
pc sure are very comfortable, but they
are too broad for one and foo narroly
Tor TWO. and then there is no place to
undress and dress ones self. In GER
many said tourist from that coun-
try after remarking that he had lust
spent thirty nights in our sleeping cars
the beds are placed crosswise of the
car. and there is more room for the
pant, out the shaking is greater
and in that way the comfort is Ice
Inc cost of travelling with us is less
man over here, but, all in all. our
trains are less comfortable. The svs-
TEN OF checking baggage and handling
II at transfer points in this country
IS Is, very admirable. We have nothing
Ike 1t on the continent"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-12-04

their convictions they ought to be
pleading for a return to the old
regime.
The Advertiser stands, as most Am
erican newspapers do, for the rule OF
the qualified majority. Departures
from this principle are to blame for
the frightful corruption in American
cities. They are the bane Of good gov
eminent, the especial and vapomous
threat against the perpetuity Of the re-
public. Reason and virtue attest that
if there are three thieves and four
ignorant persons in a community of
ten, the remaining three responsible
and intelligent citizens are the ones
who, in some way, should be given
the most to say about the business
management OF such community.
Here in Hawaii the majority has no
training in Americanism, no liking for
Americanism, and no capacity as yet
to create Or carry on good government
On that account the Republican Presi-
dent of the United States turned over
the Territorial government to the Am
erican property owning class. On the
same account the responsible people OF
Hawaii object to having the admins
tration of city and county affairs put
in incompetent and un-American
hands, to the damage and discomfort
Of the American property owning
class, and the disruption of local pros
perity.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-12-04
M. TX. COUNTER.
Matchmaker, Jeweler and Optlean

are showing HOLIDAY GOODS SILVER W1
TIES SILVER JEwELRY. WATCHES and CL0CKS7SA
designs hat at sight. few O
BABY PINS BRACELETS BROOCHES WAIST SETS ChA
CHARMS EARRINGS. CARRIERS PINS LOCKETS, RNGS S
CLASPS THIMBIES, BABY BOTTLES, HOLDERS BRUSH
BUTTON HOOKS, MANICURE SETS, BOXES, VAsELNh ~
PUFF BOXES, PUNGENTS.
many others, pleased customers
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-12-04

The rumor that Mr.. De Bolt will get
the vacant Circuit Judgeship is good
enough to be true. 1t is safe to say
that If Mr.. De Bolt succeeds, there
will be one judge, at least, who will
maintain public respect for the Homo
lulu Circuit bench and set an example
In good taste and ordinary common
sense which seems to be needed there.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-12-04

Squatters are holding their own at
Olaa, and the Government tug Iro-
quois, being under orders to see that
squatters are kept off the public lands.
ought to put on roller skates and go
to the mountain coffee district at
once
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-12-04
A Chinese Opinion.

Sir Chichen Lofengluh, the Chinese
munster IN London. is a distinguished
schoiar. he regards Longfellow as tn
greatest American poet.and ranks Her
bert Spencer next to Confucius
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-12-04

Poor Humphreys talks of riding
through" another section of the law.
Humphreys has ridden SO much in
that fashion since he came on the
bench that he must have used up sew
eral donkeys.
The Western news. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1890-1977, 1900-09-26
ANOTHER CONVENTION.
Next Saturday-A Dependent Demo.
cratic Farce-Republican Plans.

Hamilton is to have yet one more
political convention. Luke D. Hatch,
the chairman of the county central
committee of the new dependent demo.
cratic party, came up from Stevens
vile on Saturday evening and that
night, with the assistance Of Senator
Myers, made out list of committee
men tor each precinct and ordered a
call for primaries of the new party to.
be held next Thursday and county
convention on the following Saturday.
It is probable that most of the candi--
dates nominated at the Ward conveu-
ton week before last will be placed on,
the independent democratic ticket.
The republicans will open their cam
paign at Stevensville next Friday
night and at Hamilton on the next
night, when Hon. Thomas c. Mar
shall and Hon. w. B. Rodgers will
discuss matters and issues from a re.
publican standpoint. On the follow
ing Tuesday Hamilton will enjoy a
visit from Hon. David e. Folsom, re-
publican candidate for governor; Hon.
I. J. Porter, candidate for attorney
general, and Hon. E.. M. Hammond
of Tennessee, at which time the town
will be ablaze with bonfires, music and
oratory. The next evening, the 3rd,
the three gentlemen will talk at Stew
ensville. They will be followed in
October by Hon. E. D. Weed. Hon.
S. G. Murray, candidate for cougre ss;
Senator Mantle and Hon. Frank e.
Smith, and expect to have Senator
Carter make at least two speeches in
the county.
The Western news. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1890-1977, 1900-09-26
RATS!

Fresh|upo the heels'of its periodical
ent sections of this state, such as oc-
Cured at the recent primary elections.
the organs of the Amalgamated Cop
per company, always proceed to gush'
forth sophistry like the following.
taken from last weeks Ravalli County
McGintycrat:
1T has yet to be proven that EN-.
Dloyment by any man or corporation
deprives the employe of the right Of
suffrage, or that because by hone1t
labor he gets his daily bread he there.
by relinquishes all political rights in
the land which prospers by his toil.''
The design of the above is so glar-
ingly transparent that it hardly seems
possible that there breathes an Amerl-
can citizen with soul SO dead or vision
so dulled as to be duped by it.
In the past, however, such tactics
have served the purpose. Honest
hearted employees with a true concep-
ton of their duties as citizens of the
great republic have been soothed and
their consciences eased by such sophis-
tical utterances, after having been
hauled in wagon loads from one pre-
cinet to another and voted in whatever
primaries suited the corporation's S pur-
pose and according to the dictates of the
corporations conscience. Such sophis-
try has also soothed the lacerated feel
ings of men who have been subjected to
the terrible restraint imposed by color
ed ballots and men who have undergone
the horrors Of the blacklist.
Such sophistry has served to dis
tract public attention from such triv-
ial' acts of political vandalism as
transporting hordes of non.resident,
disinterested employees from one pre-
cinct to another, centrally located,
and thus'overriding the will of the peo-
pie and in this manner through the
judicious use of 800 or 400 employees,
many of them not voters, or even cit
liens, maintaining au entire county
in political subjugation.
Incidentally it can be proven that
something over 100 men in the employ
of the Anaconda company were de.
prived of their employment for cxer-
cising the right of suffrage according
to the dictates of their own consciences
at school election held in Hamilton
several years ago. The, pink ticket
devised by the company lawyers, and
subsequent blacklist, did the busi-
| ness,
The Western news. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1890-1977, 1900-09-26
The New "Depende mt" Party.

Immediately after the lone, lorn
Deer Lodge delega ton under the lead
ership of Mr.. John Rump Toole, had
walked out of the democratic state
convention at Helena last Thursday.
part OF it, accompanied by some con-
testing jumpers from other counties
who had failed to get seats, re-assem-
bled in business college that had
been hired several weeks before and
proceeded to resolve that it was the
"honest democracy. These jumpers
then issued a call for primaries and
county conventions to be held where
ever Amalgamated employees do con
gregate on September ~ and % and
for state convention to be held at
Butte under the protecting auspices of
the chill democracy on October ,.
An address to the voters of the state
was formulated and which was signed
by the following: Robert r. Smith,
Lewis and Clarke; Fred Whiteside,
Flathead; II. N. Sutherland, Meagher;
A. J. Campbell, Silver Bow; James
H. Lynch, Silver Bow; C. F. Kelley,
Silver Bow; Charles Howard, Carbon;
Charles S. Hartman, Gallatin, Will
liam helliher, Deer Lodge; Henry L..
Myers, Ravalll; Edward Lannor
Granite; Dan Tracy, Cascade; Charles
Crutchfield, Ravalli; L. d. Kent, JEFF
ferson.
The Western news. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1890-1977, 1900-09-26
For The Legislature.

Editor Western News:-Kindly an
nounce through the columns of your
paper that l will be an independent
candidate before the people at the
coming November election for the
Office of member of the Legislature
and not subject to the approval, sane
tion or dicttatlon of any party, clique
oricorpor alton, or influence.
W. B. FAULps.
The Western news. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1890-1977, 1900-09-26

The New York Journal in an editor
lal in part says: "And what is the
difference of 3 cents gallon in the
price of kerosene? Nothing-merely ely
matter ftwo or three pairs of shoes
for the children in the course of a
year. But to MIR. Rockefeller it means
a Full Dinner Pail. 1t helps to bring
his income up to &0,OOO,OOO a year,
and enables us to say with pride that
one plain American citizen, who pass
es the plate on Sunday in a Baptist
church, absorbs greater revenue
from the earnings of his fellow citi-
zens than all the soverlgns of Europe
combined get from their subjects.
The Western news. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1890-1977, 1900-09-26

The Ravalli NcGintycrat last week
called us to task for telling the truth
but not the whole truth in regard to
the Corvallis primary. The whole
truth is that there were actually ton
votes cast for the Amalgamated ticket
that were not employees of the, CON-
panv. These were as follows: Three
candidates for office and cheap no.
teriety, two republicans with an in.
satiable appetite for voting, two con-
scientious but misguided ranchers
and three voters loaded with company
booze and not responsible for their
actions. In all 81 votes were, cast. at
this primary.
The Western news. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1890-1977, 1900-09-26
At Corvallis.

The Victor Dramatic club has
launched forth and.begun its travels.
The second appearance of the troupe
was in Corvallis on Friday evening
where it was warmly welcomed by the
good people of the town. The troupe,
seventeen in number, arrived in Cor
wallis at 6 p. nj. and enjoyed an ele-
giant dinner at the home of Mrs.
Hedge. The entertainment was given
in the Presbyterian chnrch, which
owing to a misunderstanding in re-
E ard to dates was not 'crowded."
Though the audience was small it was
appreciative and showed its approval
by encoring several numbers on the
program. Owing to the illness of one
of the orchestra and unavoidable alb
sence of another several musical num-
bers were omitted and shortened the
program. The following is the pro-
gram:
Orchestra.
SOlO-faNana on Ine Main. MIS-. +. Il. hay
Recitation. n.......................P Prof. Larkins
Orchestra
Duet-"Rag Time in de Moon" ............
......... ........................MiS Misses Goudy
SOlO-"Retter Than Cold. Prof Larkins
Music .........................
Soio--.De Watermelon shinnin' on de Vine
Observation-Disclosures. II. c. Kcdey
Recltatlon.... .............. ....... Leah Bond
PARTII.
"kentucky Philosophy Farce. ...........
| -. .........:..... ......... Aunt Susan Jones
| SolO-"Dan Mallory" ........... Prof Larkins
Solo-''Rreak the News to Mother"
| NJ Is. ! II N;y
Recitation-"Th liners. .......... Floy Olds
| observation-disclosures. dS"...............T. G. kedey
| Recitation christmas at the Poor House.
| .........................P Prof. Larkins
| SolO-Irish Comedy. dy...............Ed Ed. Larkins
| Cast of Characters for Farce
| Aunt Susan Jones. Mrs. T. b. Ray
MIS-. bdTkley MFS. W. IL. McN ey
| Arabella her daughter), Floy Olds
| ANNA -" HaUtl0 Ellis
| Augustus Salderfrac. Prof. Larkins
The Western news. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1890-1977, 1900-09-26

Leave your orders for all kinds of
legal blanks at the Western News Of.
fice.
The Western news. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1890-1977, 1900-09-26

For furnished and unfurnished
rooms-J. d. POWERS, N. Sec. ST. If
The Western news. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1890-1977, 1900-09-26

tContinaei on 5th page.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-05-04
1900.

Mrs. Emma c. kciI's many friends will
hear with regret thht she has decided 10
go out Of ih. millinery business. Bu,
ihoS. who hav" been intimately ac9uaint.
ed with her for som. time have no doubt
noticed that her health Is very much im.
pair.'d and many have urged her To sell
nut and quit the business. and rh. has
finally decided To do 81. Sh. Inns always
carried an elegant stock and don. good
business and II must b- rather discour.
aging for her to leave |, now. as she says
In her nj: Jus, ns tho dawn Of apparcn,
prosperity"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-05-04
ENTERPRISE FREE
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.

trcrSnns wanting employment and farmers
or other wanting help are invited to make
use uT this department of the Enterprise free
Of Char-c.l
e. i. Randall. two mile. wcs, of ManEnrols
wants n man on hi. ranch. the work being
largely the carr OF an orc"ari.
J. u. Van Lcuhcn aud wife recently from
Nebraska. wish place on farm. Address.
Rocky Ford.
Position wnntCd On ranch hy man ari
wife. ar position for woman to cook. Aidrp4.
jas. Garrct. Hocky fUpi.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-05-04
S U p p l. L NJ + n T

A fine andicnc. greeted Miss Filth
Wayne Bnttrriicli Mt tho opera hons,
Tuesday cycnin. and the program of rec
itation and music wns highly enjoyed.
Miss Buttcriicld has always been n is,cky
Ford fayoriiS and her recent studies at
the Denver University have made her yc.
more worthy of the favor with which her
rccitals have always been received. With
out going into details We can say that her
rccitations were throughout Of n high
order Of merit, indicating steady d.v-l.
opmcnt of the superior ciocnsionary tai.
cnt possessed. A marked feature Of Miss
Buticrii-ld's clocntion ~ til. apparent
ease. tho rapidiiy and faiihfulncss with
which her fnc,al expression changes with
the varying sentiment Of til. recitation.
The closing number. Tn. Dumb Bell
Drill. wns musical aud beautiful and pre-.
scntcd fine figure in many graceful pos.
turc~. Tn. home talent musical features
Of the evenings were also much enjoyed.
Prof. Chnmo- Greek sol" WINS novelty
which was appreciated TO nm extent that
a second son. wns demanded.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-05-04

Mark benson IL now ready for busi.
ncs. in some departments of his cSicn-
siv. blacksmith and machin. shop. bn,
will no, he fully c,uippci f"r n week or
two. He will bav" full grown macl,in.
aud repair shop. including sncb facilities
as will enable him Ia do much mnnnfac-
turing. MIR. Dcnson also furnishes power
for tho Mr.. Gci.-t's steam Laundry III
the same building. Look out for adii.
iional facts as soon NJ NIL the machinery
IL IN.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-05-04

4 f-w weeks ago ~. noticed ih. spl.n.
did oiiie- in which the Gibson Lumber
Co. transact business. Sine. tina, time
I'll. furnishings OF the oiiic- have been
yet further improved 10y H., addition o,n
hnnd.on. oak counter with portabi. desk
top. Below the spacr Is arranged in cab.
met form for tho accommodation books
and papers. A NOR. complc,- lumber
Office !; will bc Difficult, to find outside Of
Dcavcr.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-05-04

Mrs. Henry. our new optician. Is pleas.
nntly md pcrmhncntly located Rt
DIR. k"rby's Office. and expects soon to
tent to lit lenses correctly aud properly
adjns. frames. and We predict for her u
good business. Any on" with d-f-cii,.
vision and all others cordially welcomed.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-05-04

The second break In Fort Lyon canal
hHa been repaired and the farmers will bc
able TO get water when they need II.
Luckily Tor the farmers these breaks oc-
cured nj u time when they had NIL the
water they could handle without irrirnt.
ing. but in the Storage Company the lo--
Of the abundant flood waters IL very nn.
fortunate. Register.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-05-04
I'lacarrl-.

trrprtsc Office.
InariinE.
Furnished Rooms.
For sale.
For Wrnt.
M Trp-passinr.
No smoking.
Price. $ cents each.
Also Piacartis which the Law provides shall
he posted by hotels. restaurants and boarding
houses. Price. 10 cents.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-05-04

Tn. superintendent Of tho census for
the second district of Colorado. has given
ou, n list Of tho confirmed cnumcrators
Of this district. Three cnumcraiors have
been appointed 10 tax. tho census OF
Otcro county. which will begin June Let
and must bc completed before tho first
dny OF July following. The cnnmcraiors
for this county are Charles l.. Sccl.y. 81
La Jnnia; ". &. Steele. OF Rocky Ford.
and John ]. Brown. Of MAnzanola.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-05-04

We have new grocery firm to report
this wcck-Cascbccr & Young. COM
posed otArihur Cascbccr aud Will fonns
Mr.. Young having purchased WIN: Case
L.cr's in,cr-a, In the business. The new
Arm proposes TO push business and fur.
nish everything in their line which Is de.
mandcd by the people OF Rocky Ford
npd vicinity.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-05-04

The front Of Bnrrrli & Erickson's Office
has n-w sign with this legend: Rocky
Ford Truckers Union. Shippers of Mel.
ons. Fruits & Produce. Retailers OF
Crates. Boxes. frnit packages aud Seeds" !"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-05-04

Some OF the material Is Oh the gronnd
for NJ. s. Martins business block. The
four rooms will be occupied by Rodcck,s
saloon, the O,cro Furniture Co. Cassi.
day's restaurant and Cassigoli Bros. con-
fcctionery.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-05-04

Th, Murray. .Throm Hotel Co. finding
their pres MT quarters ton limited have
leased par, of r. Tisncrat's building
on Svink avenue.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-05-04

Arc You using those envelopes which
nrr doing such effective service in aivcr-
iising tho Rocky Fond country? II not.
why not? They cost only 10 cents per
pack Of -. For sale at the Enterprise
oiiir,.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-05-04

Tn. Ladies l;clicf Society gave an.
other OF their always wcll.R'tcuded sup.
pers al q. A. X. hall Friday evening.
The profits were about ss. No othc,
meetings will be held except on the call
Of the president. Mrs. s. W. Crcssy.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-05-04

Gates & Dnrkec. who have u large 10.
Of sheep on Horse Creek. lost $40 during
the late snow storm. q. J. Lacscy whose
sheep are but six miles from Horse Creek
iost only three during th. same storm
out OF u flock Of 900.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-05-04

Q. II. Gcicrr hopes TO have tn" steam
laundry started In n f.w days. Tho ma.
chincry arrived several days since.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-05-04

Senator Swink reports quite a number
Of new dwellings projected In his now
Park addition.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-05-04

wadsworth Post, q. A. H.. will meet
next Saturday for important business.
among which will bc the preliminary
rlnns for Decoration Day services.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-05-04

G. L.onardt's Office ON tho sugar factory
grounds IL anon. the new business places
added to ih" telephone system.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-05-04

Tho fair grounds has, at last bccn
cleared OF t-ntcrs and campers.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-05-04

Burrcll & Erickson received car load
of baskets fcw days since.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-05-04

FL. Gretchen has purchased the knho
4 Green livery stable.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-05-04

We doub, " any town Of tho six. In
the state can boast Rs fine s;orr r.oms
aud as large stocks Of goods as can
Rocky Ford. One especially calls for
notice this week because its interior fur.
nishing has Just bc-n completed. ".
refer Ia II. 1. MRav-lI'a With III. si.r
Of the room fcs-n,ly extended tu iD1 fcr,
have come corresponding furnishings.
The shbs cases are Of novel construction
and the arrangement OF counters aui
shelving aaori every advantage for the
rapid transaction ~ large amount uf
business. The Office Is fitted with two
hnndsnm" desks aud an. Of the latest
style cash registers occupies n prominent
position. Altogether tho sforr IL one of
which Rocky Ford may well be proud.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-05-04
The Girl from Chilli" VIII

"The UlrI from Chill, which
will appear at Rockers Opera
House Monday next, was invented
purely for laughing purposes, and
that has been the verdict every
where that the company has APP
peared. 1t is n scintillating COM
edy triumph. endorsed everywhere
by the press aud public, and un.
der the management of Joseph
Muller. is played by thoroughly
iirst-class company. Seats are on
sale at Opera House pharmacy.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-03-06

learned that public beneiaclors lik,
Wells Fargo 4 Co., give Oregon any bet.
Ter rates on express packages than The
states that make them put mp literally
for their privilege of exiorting all the
traffic will bear.
n the innocent grangers will tackle
some Of these problems, as well a. the
initiative and referendum. and woman
suffrage, they will find plenty to think
about and probably come TO the con-
clusion that the thing called self.goyern.
ment by the people is susceptible Of
some improvement II is about the
only thing that is not patented, although
IL is about as badly monopolized as II II
were. The difference is, the fellows
holding the monopoly have no interest
IN improvements.