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Douglas Island news., 1900-06-27
Ladies Waists
 Ladies Waists cheap

Ladies Waists
 Ladies Waists cheap
 Ladies Waists cheap at Blum < Co.'s Juneau.
 Grab before they are gone.
 School closed last week.
 BOYS CLOTHIN G at Fox's.
 Silks, Silk Waists, Silk Skirts, at Behrends, Juneau.
 Have you seen the New Goods at Behrends', Juneau.
 An endless variety of Boys Clothing just received at FOX's.
 FOR SALE, good second organ at Feusi's. Front street.
 Us. Johnson returned from Dawson last Friday on the Rosalie.
 Geo. Perry, who was reported i'll last week, is again able to be out.
 Mrs. William Smith left last week for Dawson to join her husband.
 A daughter was born to Mir. and Mrs Chas. Erickson on June 18th.
 Mir. A. Murray's shop and residence is in the hands of the painters.
 What a pretty boy! Where did he get that suit of clothes? FOX.
 Gloves of every kind nicely cleaned at the Alaska Laundry, Juneau.
 Mir. and Mrs. Stahlberg and family left last week for a visit in Seattle.
 The little people of the public school picnicked Saturday at Sheep creek.
 Ora Page and wife returned from Skagway on the Rosalie last Friday.
 See P. H. Fox for your boys clothing which he is selling al moderate prices. The Douglas telephone system de- veIops new and unique feature almost every day.
 Have your old summer suit cleaned by steam process. It will then do you another year.
 Ladies' Tailor made skirts made up in the latest styles. Call and see them at P. H. Fox's.
 Kid Gloves, "Steinkali and Eskay," the best and always newest shades, at Behrends, Juneau.
 Itis reported that three Juneau teams will take part in the drilling contest here on the Fourth.
 Mat Harter came in from a prospect ing trip in the Berner's Bay district last Thursday evening.
 Frank Copp, of the Mexican mill, left last Wednesday evening on the Flosie for Dawson, via Skagway.
 M.B. Archer has a new porch iu front of his residence and has treated the whole to fresh coat of paint.
 The steamer Flosie was brought to the Douglas dock last Sunday after noon and loaded with 200 sacks of coal. Wharfnger Shepard has a large amount of coal on the dock, but the warm weather prevents a brisk demand. For cigars and tobaccos go to the Douglas News Depot. They have the largest and most complete line in the city.
 One would judge from the number of crackers being exploded, that the Fourth of July celebration had already begun.
 Sam Imamura, proprietor of the KIondike Restaurant, has neat new summer awning in front of his place of business.
Douglas Island news., 1900-06-27
PATRIOTIC SERVICE.

A special service will be held at the Congregational church next Sunday the nearest Sunday to July 4th-with decorations, national music, and pa triotic sermon by the pastor.
Douglas Island news., 1900-06-27
THIS IS HELL.

Jim Gillen was given six months in jail for assault on an Indian woman by Judge Folsom this afternoon.-Dis- patch.
Douglas Island news., 1900-06-27


 A new business house will be erected immediately on the corner of Third and D streets. The contract has been let to MT. H. G. Slater who will begin work at once. The building is to be occupied by Messrs. McBlaine & Nolan, as a meat market.
 MT. Gus Mitchell was struck in the face last week by a piece of falling rock. From the effects of this accident one eye is rendered sightless and the other affected. The sympathy of the entire community goes out to this fam fly in their repeated affIictions.
 Dr. w. L. Harrison visited the Juneau metropolis one day last week and was the lucky winner of whole box of fine cigars on an investment of 30 cents. He came home highly elated and is now giving a cigar to each of his customers for whom he extracts a jaw tooth.
 B. M. Behrends, the Juneau and Skagway merchant and banker, is in this city. MT. Behrends is much grat- fled with the thriving condition of the Skagway branch of his extensive busi- ness. He is on the jury and will prob ably remain several days.-Alaskan.
 The Fourth of July celebration will no doubt be an enjoyable affair to all, but doubly so to those who call at pr. Harrison's and have all the dirt and discoloration removed from their teeth, thus obviating all embarrassment in regard to displaying them, while crack ing their face with a regulation Fourth of July grin. Office open day and night.
 L.G. Kaufman, of the Juneau branch of Kaufman Bros, of Skagway and Ju- neau, was an arrival yesterday, having been invited by the United States mar shal to become a juror. Since he was last in this city, MT. Kaufman has vis- tied the eastern centers of trade where he purchased large quantities of goods for the Skagway and Juneau stores of his firm. .-Skagway Alaskan.
 James McQuinlan, a miner employed at the Mexican mine, was seriously if not fatally injured last Wednesday night by the explosion of blast. He was taken to St. Ann's Hospital where it was found that his skull was frac- tured and his bladder perforated. The broken pieces of the skull were remov- ed and at last accounts he seemed to be improving. But there is little hope, however, of his ultimate recovery.
 l.. s. Keeton, Jack Bartels and Mir. Prick came in last Thursday night from their mines on the Endicott river. They have cut good trail from the beach to their claims, distance of about four miles. They brought with them q num- Der of specimens of good looking quartz. The boys presented some what savage appearance with their long hair and whiskers, but they lost no time in getting themselves again into the habiliments of civilization.
Douglas Island news., 1900-06-27
LAST REPORTS.
ARRANGEMENTS ABOUT CoNiPLETED.-LIST
 OF SPORTS.

The various Fourth of July commit tees met last evening at Ohman's Hall to complete arrangements for the cele bration.
 The committee on sports reported the following list of prizes:
Douglas Island news., 1900-06-27

Mir. E, Steinbach, who organized thls lodge, will, in order to give every one an opportunity to make application, be at the Douglas drug store every even- ing between 6 and 9 o'clock, and MT. Elliott has at all times blank applica- tions at his store.
Douglas Island news., 1900-06-27
JURORS.

Marshall McElheny served summons on the following Douglas Islanders last Wednesday, commanding them to ap-
Douglas Island news., 1900-06-27
The Douglas Island News.
THE LOCAL FIELD.

Items of Interest Dished Up in Brief for the Ben-
 efit of Our Readers.
Douglas Island news., 1900-06-27

The judges for the sports are George Moore, Dr. Lapsley, and w. E. Davis, and Nj. J. O'Connor, starter.
Douglas Island news., 1900-06-27
NOTICE.

The young ladies and gentlemen of Douglas Island are invited to meet at the Armory Hall on next Monday even ing to assist the arrangement commit tee in decorating hall for 4th of July.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-07-07

Polityke chciwych zysku krama-
rzy, praktykowana przez obecna
repubikanska administracye, sta.
ra sic taz administracya tfomaczyc
korzyscia, lecz nawet ten brudny
i niegodny argument ME wytrzy-
mule krytyki, gdyz ME stoi W Ego
dzie faktami. Zbrodnicza wojna
zaczepna z Filipinczykami, kosztu-
jaca co rok wiele milionow dola-
row, poch}oneia take sunny, jakich
nigdy ME wyrownaja korzysci, wy
nikajace handlu Filipihczyka-
mi.
Zreszta jezeE handel ma sic roz-
szerzac kosztem wolnosci, cena ia
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-07-07
LoNDYN, 7-go Lipc c a.

LoNDYN, 7-go Lipca. =
Zestawiajac ze soba rome wiado-
mosci Pekinu, dochodzi sic do
przekonania, re rozegraf sic tam
straszny dramat. Nietylko cudzo-
ziemcy stall sic ofara zapamietaio.
sci mot}ochu. zofdactwo wymor-
dowafo 5000 kraiowcow, wyznaja.
cych religie katolicka Bruki ulic
W Pekinie So zbroczone krwia. .
Do Tien Tsin wpadia banda bo-
xerow, zfozona 500 ludzi, spaliia
rzymsko katolicka misye, dwie
szkoiy j wymordowaia chrzescijan.
Obawiano sic, re pozar zniszczy
Gale miasto. Liczbe zabitych Chin
czykow podaia ma tysiace. Ich
zwloki leza ME pogrzebsne ma uli-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-07-07
Jestesmy "a rozszerzaniem wpfy-

Jestesmy "a rozszerzaniem wpfy-
WI naszej rzeczypospolitej ma inne
nsrody, lecz ma sic to odbywac
przez dawanie i'm wzniosfego przy-
k1adu, ME przez zastosowanie
wzgledem Mich naszej przemocy i
gwaltu. Waznosc innych kwestyj
biezacych, interesujacych obecnie
lud amerykanski, oceniamy MALE
zycie i partya demokratyczna ME
ustapi1a ami ma krok cd zajetego
wzgledem tych kwestyj stanoWiska,
sprawa wszakze palace jest impe-
ryalizm, kt6ry sic wyfonif wojny
hiszpanskiej, kt6ry grozi bezpie-
czenstwu rzeczypospoitej obale-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-07-07
Wr6g prasy.

KS. Joinville, zmarly obecnis o.
statni syn krdla Ludwika Filipa,
bys jednymz najzacietszych, a ztad
najniesprawiedliwszych wrogow
prasy, kt6ra pewnego rasu .okreslif
jako ,,najstraszliwsze nowoczesne
narzedzie niszczace". Gdy W salo-
ME przyjacio}ki swojej, siynnej
aktorki Magdaleny Brohan, musiai
niekiedy rozmawiac dsiennikarza.
mi, por6wnywai ich W uprzejmosci
swoiej do. -. malp. ,Nie MONA
nadepnad ma jedno tych swiersat,
zeby zaraz Gaia hoiota ME saczeia
wyd", powiedzia} a nawet napisal
W swych ,vieu1 souvenirsa (ssars
wspomnienia)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-07-07
wszystkich cudzoziemc6w, ,Chinczy-

wszystkich cudzoziemc6w, ,Chinczy-
cy stosuja sic do tego rozkazu.
WASHINGTON, 7go L i p ca.
Rad tutejszy oswiadczyf mocar-
stwom europejskim, re o podziale
Chin ME moze bye mowy, nalezy
tam wszakze wysfac wielkie taste
py wojska. Stany Zjednoczone So
gotowe wysfac do Chin $4,000 VOL
ska. Jezeli wojska sprzymierzone
zostana ma p6fnocy pobite, wyni-
kna rozruchy W srodkowych i po.
1udniowych prowincyach, gdzie
wszyscy cudzoziemcy zostana wy
mordowani stosunki handlowe 2
panstwem chinskiem ulegna cafko.
witemu zerwaniu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-07-07
lei transakcyi wypada zbyt wy

kiej transakcyi wypada zbyt wy
soko.
Me jestesmy przeciwni nabywa-
niu nowych obszar6w ziem, 0 lie
takowych tworzyc sic moga noWe
stany unii i o lie ich ludnose jest
chetna i zdolna do przyjecia ame-
kanskiego obywatelstwa. Popie-
ramy rozszerzanie sic handlu, lecz
tylko ma drodze pokojowej j praweJ,
natomiast sprzeciwiamy sig sta
nowczo braniu gwaftem lub naby-
waniu "a pieniadze wysp oddaio-
nych, majacych bye wyfaczonemi z
pod naszej konstytucyi ktoryeh
ludnose ME chce przyjse amery-
kahskiego obywatelstwa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-07-07
Telegrar11y.

LoNDYN, 7go Lipca. :
Depesza urzedowa Shanghai ka-
re bye przygotowanym ma najgor-
sze wiadomosci Pekinu.
Schwytani W Pekinie cudzoziem-
cy ginei W meczarniach, brani ma
tortury.
Ksieae Iuan doszedsszy do VIA
dzy, wyda1 rozkaz wymordowania
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-07-07

uszczerbku dla naszej cywilizacyi;
ME mogs zostac naszymi poddany-
mi bez uszczerbku dla naszej for
my rzadu, a poniewaz ME many
zamiaru wyrzec sig naszej cywili-
zacyi ami zamienic naszej rzeczy-
pospolitej W cesarstwo, jestesmy "a
natychmiastowem zdeklarowaniem
sic amerykanskiego narodu, re ma
Filipinach ustanowimy ma razie
Rad stafy, ogiosimy nastepnie ME-
podlegiose ich mieszkancow oto>
czymy ich nastepnie opieka ma wy
padek inwazyi czyjejbadz strony,
iak to czynilismy prawie przez set
ke lat, odnosnie do republik W
Ameryce srodkowej i pofudnio-
wei.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-07-07

MEM naszych wolnych instytucyj.
Imperyalizm stawiamy ma pier
wszym planie W przysz}ej walce
wyborczej.
(Dalszy ciag nastapi.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-07-07
Japonia ma ratowac przykra sytuacya.
ADLAI E. STEVENSON q ILLINOIS KANDYDATF
Ma WICEPREzYDENTA.
tGubernator Roosevelt przyjmowany ostentacyjnie w
Canton, o.
Platforma partyil
demokratycZnej.

My, przedstawiciele demokracyl
w Stanach Zjednoczonych, W rocz'
nice ogfoszenia aktu niepodlegto'
sci zebrani ma konwencyi narodo-
wei, wyrazamy ma nowo nasze
przywiazanie do tel urzedowej de-,
klaracyi nieprzedawnionych praw
czfowieka i nasze uwielbienie do
konstytucyi, u1ozonej przez ojcow
naszej rzeczypospoitej zgodnie z
duchem tejze deklaracyi. Podzie-
lamy zdanie najwyzszego sadu
zwiakowego, re deklaracya niepo-
podlegfosci jest duchem ozywczym
naszych instytucyj rzadowych,
kt6remu nasza konstytucya odpo-
wiada pod wzgledem formy tre-
sci.
.Oswiadczamy ponownie, re wszy-
stkie rzady opieraia swa wfadze ma
wolf rzadzonych, re kazdy Rad, ME
dziaiajacy zgodnie z rzadzonymi,
stanowi tyrsnie i re narzucanie ja-
kiemubadz ludowi formy rzadu,
niezgodniei jego VIOLA dowodzi
checi zastosowania metod impe-
ryalistycznych W miejsce metod re-
publikanskich.
Jeste5my tego zdania, re W slad
"a sztandarami idzie wszedz1e kon-
sssytucya i potepiamy nauke, re
wEadza wykonawcza lub kongres,
kt5rych prawa wywodza sic kon-
stytucyi, maja moe wieksza niz
przewidzian9 " konstytucyi.
Twierdzimy stanowczo, re zaden
nar6d ME moze pozostac ma d}ugo
W pofowie rzeczapospolita a W
drugiej pofowie cesarstwem zwra-
camy uwage ludu amerykanskiego
na te okohcznosc, re imperyalizm
ma zewnatrz prowadzi predko i ME
zawoduie DO despotyzmu ma view.
natrz.
Wychodzac tych prawd zasad-
niczych potepiamy prawo zobowia'
zujace Portoryczan, uchwalone
przez republikanska wiekszosc W
kongresie, pomimo protestu opo-
zycyi demokratycznej mniejszosci,
stanowiace oczywiste zuchwafe
pogwaicenie organicznego prawa
narodu.
Prawo to nadaje mieszkahcom
wyspy Porto Rico Rad, na ktory
CT mieszkshcy niezgodzi Ii sic i na-
kfada ma mich podatki bez pytania
sic ich, czy ma takowe przys taja.
PraBo to zniesfawia lud amerykan-
ski, poniewaz ME iczy siez przy-
rzeczeniem naczelnego wodza ar
mil, dzieki ktoremu to przyrzecze-
niu Portoryczanie przystali ocho-
ia ma zaiecie ich kraju przez nasze
wojska, ME stawiajac i'm oporu.
Prawo to przywiodfo Portoryczan,
kt6rzy W swej niemocy apelowali
do naszej sprawiedliwoSci i wspa-
nia}omyslnosci, do ub6stwa ne
dzy. " tym pierwszym akcie i'm
peryalistycznego programu widocz-
mem jest dazenie paryi republican
skiej do nadania polityce Stan6w
Zjednoczonych kierunku, niezgo-
dnego republikanskim duchem
naszych instytzcyj, kierunku pote-
pionego przez iczne wyroki maj
wyzszego sadu zwiakowego.
Potepiamy polityke obecnej ad-
ninistracyi, odnoszaca sic do Wysp
Eilipinskich. Polityka ia spowo-
dowala niepotrzebnq wojne. pozba-
villa zycia wielu najszlachetniej-
szych naszych syn6w, Stany zje-
dnoczone, uchodzace przedtem W
oczach ca}ego swiata "a kraj VOL
nosci, znalazfy sic ma niewfasci-
wynn, ME amerykanskim gruncie,
gdy si4q zbrojna zwalczac zaczefy
usifowania naszych byfych sprzy-
mierzenc6w, kt6rzy dazyli do VOL
nosci do samorzadu.
Filipinczycy ME moga zostac
smerykanskimi obywatelami bez
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-07-07
ach. Psy obgryzaja ciala pomor-

each. Psy obgryzaja ciafa pomor-
dowanych.
w Taku zawdzieczaja cudzo-
ziemcy swe zycie interwencyi Mo-
skali. w magazynach znaleziono
broni nowoczesnej amunicyi "a 10
milion6w dolar6w, CO stanowi do
wod, jak dalece przygotowali sic
Chinczycy do wojny.
BERLIN, 7-go Lipca.-f
Nalezy uwazac "a pewnik, re wszy-
scy cudzoziemcy W Pekinie zostali
wymordowani a powstanie rozsze-
RIA sic ma pofnoc. 2 Tien Tsin
reszta Europejczyk6w jest zmuszo.
ma uciekac, poniewaz zanosi sic ma
nowe napady re strony Boxer6w.
LoNDYN, 7go Lipca.
Rosya zgodziia sig ma udzielenie
Japonii pozwolenie ma wyladowa-
ME wojsk W Chinach przywr6ce.
ME tam porzadku. Rad W Toxic
zapewnii, re dziafac bedzie W poro-
zumieniu mocarstwami. Japonia
wyszle obecnie 10000 nowego woj-
ska, co wszakze ME wpfynie juz ma
zmiane losu cudzoziemc6w W Pekl-
ME.
Ksiaze Tuan dokonaf zamachu
stanu, wydai rozkaz mordowania
cudzoziemc6w r6wnoczesnie kazat
aresztowac cesarzowa i cesarza.
5000 Moskali, kt6rzy Tien Tsin
wybrai sic do Pekinu, zostafo
zmasakrowanych przez przewazaja-
ce silly chiiskie.
LoNDYN, 7-go Lipca. -
Boerzy uderzyi nocna pora ma
Ficksburg, W pahstwie Oranje, z
zamiarem zdobycia tego miasta.
Zazarta walka trwafa przeszfo 60
dzine zakohczy}a sic ustapieniem
Boer6w. Na p6fnoc cd Pretoryi
bija sie Kafrowie Boerami o by
dio, do kt6rego obie strony roszcza
sobie pretensye.
KANSAS CRY, Mo-, 7go Lipca. =
Ma razie zdawa}o sic, re nominacya
Independents natraf ma znaczne
trudnosci. Senator Hill, Townei
Stephenson byH powaznymi kan
dydatami, wiekszosc delegatow
oswiadczyfa sic "a Hillem. Me
szczedzono mu owacyj przy lada
sposobnosci.
Gdy przyszfo do gfosowania, Hill
stanowczo zrzeH sic kandydatury
pierwszy wniosek byi "a kandyda-
tura Towna, srebrnego republka-
nina. Wielu delegatow sprzyjalo
mu, lecz gdy James Williams z
Illinois wymienii nazwisko Adlai
E. Stevensona i popa1 jego kan
dydature, zapai " sail wzr6st do
rozmiarow niezwyk}ych. Jeden
stan "a drugim oswiadcza} sic "a
MIN. Rezultat pierwotnego gioso-
wanna byf taxi, re Stevenson otuy-
mai 559a gfosa, Hill 200 i Towne
s95. Stany Tennessee New York
przerzuciiy nastepnie swe giosy
Hilla ma Stevensona, poczem no.
minacye iego uznano "a jednogso.
sna.
CANTON, O., 7go L pea. =
Gubernator Roosevelt przybyt do
tad Cleveland, gdzie naradzaf sig
re senatorem Hanna. Gdy pociag
republikanskim kandydatem ma
wiceprezydenta stanaf ma dworcu
kolei zelaznej, odezwaiy sic parowe
piszczafki lokomotyw, okretow
fabryk i daily sic sfyszec str7afy az.
matnie. Roosevelt udaf sic prosta
droge do mieszkania McKinleya,
kt6ry go serdecznie powitaf. Ze-
brany ma ukcy tlum ludu ME pre-
dzej uspokoif sic, dop6ki Roosevelt
ME wypowiedzia} mowy. Odzywai
sic sarkastycznie platfornaie de-
mokrat6w, przyjetej ma konwencyi
W Kansas City.
Wieczorem udaf sic Roosevelt "
dalsza droge do New Yorku.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-04-23
URGtS A YOUNG WOMENS
CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION HOME

interest taken in the work Of the Young Mems Christian Asso
ana The agitation for the building of board
association have brought mind the needs in
' woman who writes the Advertiser the time
ing of renting suitable living house for who have
le ans VINO want the protection a home under Christian
cites the examples Mainland cities where
christian Association conducts homes of this kind with
Z tr me communication $ as
The hands of noble in these Islands
TO those they
"hch have in abundance to them.
d much opportunity of knowing the needs of the
most vital had been utterly overlookeda
strangers who here for work and be pro-
temptations which under the strain of pecuniary need
or attractive laboring Honolulu sorely
Ioung Womens Christian Association building, where
|, y ~ make an honest living mug " $500 80 o. -
and Noes throughout the find the wealthy have
20 the keeping such institutions. and great
| adm ed thes example % ~ wy ~ ~ $3.50 ~
mn as such building, costing 81 100000 and gives TO 75C
pay more ana washing for $3.50 81 week While to many
beautiful building still gives home with few re-
Who b expensive helps of the house
door 10 desoaon which takes possession OF stranger az
trying to find shelter and food Now seems the
a when the "a start building. with and healthu
quarantine shall have been raised and the rush o
the IN good running order, adding yet philan
e arnv already being noby carried through by Ho
Vi workers A WORKINGWOMAN.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-04-23
ome Observations OF
Well Known Act
ing Judge
[-cR IN WASHINGTON STAR
,y.c,tile Lawyer Gives His opin-
in, ofthe Chinese and lap
aness Residents

.,s Judge silliman IS a writer
H. ,s.ng an able lawyer and a good
The Washington Evening Star
/ ~. lengthy letter from the
|. s,,ed at Honolulu March 10. IL
! 'OrS's
L., 70 the enforcement of the
H. exclusion acts here, the same
y, mainland. very few Cinnamon
i' ~, be,ng landed, though imme-
~. .i,sr annexation and until the
| sta,es Inspector of Chinese was
!. annIy the laws of Congress in
an srope the celestials arrived in
Dsrat,,ely large numbers. or late
%nieration OF field laborers has
,imost exclusively japanese. From
,.y 10 February IS. this year.
,siatirs chiefly Japanese, were
A. the port of Honolulu for SUI
Limitation. contract laborers.
,ns the same period the action OF
.af5 OF health for the suppression
,,agne directly or Indirectly,
Il me destruction of private eff
homes merchandise and places OF
>. ~ more than 5000 free and
r.,asnt Lsiatics in Honolulu. Be-
November I and December 81,
,.r nearly 1000 tons of Oriental
N, we're landed at the port Of Ho-
without fumigation, while in
m, OF this year property worth
h 81 900 belonging 20 Chinese
jampese was burned in the plague
fsd and quarantiDes district.
May be Reimbursed.
~ Egnres are given only that the
on may be the better understood.
10, ior purposes of criticism. II is
Unlikely that the unfOrtunates will
nyiy reimbursed BY the govern
for the losses they have sustained.
isiatics have been imported into
hi by the sugar growers under
Years. labor contracts. These
fts have penal features, provid-
b. lAe Imprisonment of the laborer
dslines 20 work, until willing to
b., the time spent in prison is
10 the term OF his contract. Prior
" the Chinaman whose term of
pJment had expired might con-
10 work on the plantation as a
AOorer, he might leave and seek
employment, or he might return
ina The greater portion chose
BE tist course, many Of the more
9 and srterprising accepted their
pm and sought employment else
atE struck out for themselves
|ovsr Of rice, vegetables and SO
Bu since 1892 they have had 70
between deportation and a new
Of contract.
'sal,hy Chinese in Hawaii.
is are many wealthy Chinese
lar,s in the islands now. Once
o' Their fathers were Just such
contract laborers. Brought out
cary days, they completed theii
'efns and at length became in
lsni rice planters and merchants
VaneSe in Hawaii labor will
ce ron daylight TO darkness
ugaIly and bide their time. They
hesitate 70 stake all on a ventur,
yea ,hey have confidence. and 4
~ 'ne loss is borne with stoica
1ea,e Each In turn has com,
Plantation laborer. has serve,
va OF three years and then haI
WIN others and leased a piec,
ana That the white man ant
we nave been unable TO cul
wa pfoht This has been turn
! money-making rice planta
.ssaole garden or taro patch
wing up sufficient money tn
''ns Ihlnese usually comes 4
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AGENTS FOp

WESTERN SUGAR REFINING CO.
San Francisco, Cal.
BALDWIN LOCOMOTIVE WORKS.
Philadelphia, Penn. U. s. 4.
NEWELL UNIVERSAL MILL CO.
Mani. National Cane Shredder
New York, U. S. A
OHLANDT 4 CO.,
saa Francisco, CT.
RISDON IRON AND LOCOMOTIVE
WORKS, Sac Francisco, Cal.
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BISHOP g. co.
September z. 1898.
G., BREWER &COL'D

queen street honOuu, -
AGENTS FOR
Hawaiian Agricultural Company, Ons
mea Sugar Company, Honomu 6uGA'
Company. Waikiki Sugar Company
American Sugar Co.. Xakes 6uSA'
Company. Ookala Sugar Plantatass
Company, Haleakala Ranch Con
pany. Kapapala kanch. xo'cks
Ranch.
Planters Line, San Francisco Pac ssts
Charles Brewer & Co.'S Line 81 -
ten Packets.
Agents Boston Board OF Underwrfts-,
A. .ents for Philadelphia Board OF UB
derwriters.
Standard Oil Co.
LIST OF OFFICERS.
c. NJ. Cooke. President; George l.
r pertson, Manager; +. +. Bishop
Treasurer and Secretary; Col. w.
Allen, Auditor. y. @. Jones, r. Wats'
houee. @. R. Ca seS, Directors.