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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-07
NO I ICE.

Under the agreement made and entered into be- !
tween the Richmond Passenger and Power Compa- |
ny and the Richmond Traction Company the fol |
lowing transfer points and directions have been es
tablished The plan takes effect on Monday No
venber 5tl, 1900.
Passengers originating on the Richmond Trae-
ton Company will be received By the Richmond
Passenger and Power Company at the following
points, and will be AIRED the following dlrec-
tons:
l-At Harrison and Broad South from East or West Broad
At Harrison and Broad. North. from Vest Broad
PAT Laurel and Broad South from East West Broad
Sat 9Th and Broad South Only Yellow Car, from West
Broad 18th and Broad North Only on Yellow Car from
East Broad =
AT 9Th and Broad, South from East or West
SIT 18th ard Broad North South from East West Broad
Cat 2lst and Broad South from East Broad.
AT 29th and Bread. North, from East West Broad
8-At LIST and Main East West from Norn South st
Passengers originating the Richmond Pas
senger and Power Company will be received by the
Richmond Traction Company at the following points
and carried in the following directions:
AT Harrison and Broad West from North or South Harrison
At Harrison and Broad East from South Harrison,
2-at Laurel and Broad. West from East Broad
At Laurel and Broad West, from Laurel Street.
| 3-A 9th and Broad, East, from North 9TH.
AT 9Th and Broad East, from West Broad.
| 5-A 9th and Broad East from South 9tI,
Gal 18th and Broad East West from North South 18th
| AT 2!st and Broad, West from North 2lst.
At 2st and Broad West from South 2st for passengers
originatn on Main Street East of 2lst.
| Sat 29th and Broad, East, from West Bread
SIT st and MAN. North South, from East West Main
Passengers will please ask for transfers at the
| time of the payment of the fare. Conductors will
! not be allowed to issue them thereafter No traus-
fers will be issued on free transportation, will
transfers be issued by the Power Company to per-
sons riding on transfers issued by the Traction
Company.
Passengers are particularly requested to see
that their transfers properly punched as to point
Of transfer and time. Conductors punching transfers
in rush will make mistakes at times, which can be
easily corrected if their attention be called TO them
This will take very little of the passenger time and
will save the companies a great deal OF trouble
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-07
TO STEM TOBACCO.
stockholders Of Underwood Co,npan,
10 Meet Satu:. nv

i.ockholdcis Of UndrlWnod Company
20 Meet SATURDAY..
There will be q meeting in New York
Saturday OF The stockholders Of the Tn
lerwooi Tobacco Stemmtng Machine, the
bject OF whitil s 10 remove stems from
,obacco leaves by the aid Of machinery.
y practical test OF this device was made
II this city last Thursday, when it was
hown that onz of these machines cou,U
ITEM 2.000 pounds Of tobacco a day. Thi-
ompany is headed by Mr.A William Gray.
Of New York, {; son Of Mr.. Andrew Gray
II Cumberland codnty. Va. who was for
nerly in the real estate business in this
city.
Five OF these machines are now in
operation in the large plug factory of the
4 a Patterson Company. OF this city.
Thei: work is entirely satisfactory
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-07
Hcis Scr.ea,,t-,l. Tor.

Sergeant A. Tyler Brock, Of Company
3, Richmond Light Infantry Blues Bat
talon, has been promoted to Sergeant
Major, succeeding Sergeant-Major A. L
Davis, who has been granted his scharss
from the service.
Comm.ssary Sergeant T. R. G.azebrooA
has been appointed OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
geant, succeeding the late Mr.. Henry a.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-07
ANNA! Ins1,cc:inn.

g. Andrews Commandery, No 49,
Knights Ten1plar, held their annual in
spsction al Masonic Temple las; night,
Right Eminent Sir Fred. Greenwood Off
ciating as Inspector. The order Of the
Red Cross was conferred upon several
candidates.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-07
M Business Done.

The State Offices. at the CAPITOL and [!
brary were practically closed yesterday.
apta-n Ned W ..,..ns was ille soc rep
-esentat We at n" 70 mHr. while Caota 2
Brent, Mr.. McGlvarv, Mr.. D. a. Richie
ny ones on duty at the latter.
All th> Officers and Clerks WHO reside
gu. OF the city lad gone home to vote
and no business was transacted at any OF
he Offices worthy Of m-nt!on.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-07
PninI.-,i I,aranra,,i,s.

a stumble sometimes prevents a fan.
Every dog has his day and every man
has his hobby.
The want of riches Is almost as bad as
the abuse OF them.
You cant always tell what's in a bottle
by reading the label.
Office seeking $ neither trade nor pro-
fessioa: it's a disease.
Don't think because politician has his
price fha; he always gets Z.
a married mars Idea OF good time
IS doing the things his wife ohjects 10.
Lots OF people who arc inclined to 40
good keep putting 1t of until tomorrow.
Says an amateur poultry fanc:er: The
only money fl chickens is what they
swallow"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-07

a distinguishing feature OF the affair
was the elegant reception and supper
given by the bride TO a few OF her friends
the evening before at the Hotel Grace.
Covers were laid for forty The supper was
all that could ne des red by the most
fastidous and fully sustained the widely
known reputation OF the Grace. Mr..
and Mrs. Morton left on the 2. NJ. train
for Richmond ana other places OF inter
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-07
Fatally shot.
fsr.c,., ni.,o,e1 70 1bs Tines.,

fSpccfal Dispatch 20 The Times.)
NORFOLK. VA. Nov. 6.-Max Cohen. 9
storek eper, in the suburbs OF Ports
mouth, shot George S. Pence (colored) TO-
day probably ia ally. s. nee IS re-
ported % have cursed Cohen. w5ereupon
Cob cred He aed and has not been
captured.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-07
Fire in i: chm n,tc"n ~.
1sao.,in1 nisnn,ch 10 nc rimes. }

JSpeciaI UisplttN
WARSAW, VA, Nov. mfr. Jack
Kings barn. near Shiloh King Geof-~
county, was burned tn ey ming W tn en-
tire conten-s consisting OF the yeara crop
Of fodder and nay. also valuable nachta-
Loss. three thousand dollars: 10 insuf-
a.ce. Fire is thought TO nave been OF m
cendiary origin.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-07
How TO Paw Rent,

House owner-You didn't pay the rent
last month.
House Tenant-Noc We'll. I suppose
you'll hold me to your agreement
House Owner-Agreeinent-wh agree
ment2
House Tenant-Why. when rented You
sad I must pay in advance or not at all
Chic State Journal
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-07
The "a t:.nQ aIif S

>r-,-,, - y c,s.1-, ''o'.,o officials
re ab@e7t yesterday. having gone to
heir homes to ,ot.
-. u-ne. e.dr1all appeared before
Jerk Henry T NJ loney, o. the United
.tates Circuit>Court of Appeals. and qua!
led as crier of that tribunal. to succeed
II. James Madison Macon. res gned. to
become Deputy CITY Sergs ant.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-07
I,cIii Oh I!.Ird.

Augustine Gillian Braxton. through his
attorney, William II. Beveridge. vest rday
filed a petition in bankruptcy in the Uni
ted States District Court for the Eastern
District OF Virginia. Liza bilities, $4.lSlS2;
assets. nothing.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-07
A RICE COMPANY.
Vanderbilt President and a Capit'f Oh
Sf5.OO>,OOO.
(By Associated Presso

(By Associated PrcssJ
CROWLEY. LA. Nov. 6.-Iae amer ,z. Il
Rice Growers Distributing Co., L'd.,. has >
been Incorporated here with capisai o.
$1,000 oGJ. half Of which is PAID: INC az,
I biIt Of New York, president; William
Duson, of Crowley. vtce-presiden, aini
general manager: Alexander W. Hahos sIs
OF New York, treasurer: James
Govern. of New York, secretary
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-07
TIL. crynt th.. Ysun@ Wnman.

Give us tie JOY. o World.
We are so young and strong,
So fit for loves usages,
For laughter and for song,
o Word. or joy Is in tiny hand,
Wjthho!dea long and long.
Or If youths rapture be not thine 70 give
! little rest-or leave to cease 10 live:
Life called us. no. desire for life.
And we oosdieu1 cams
Yer bI.ndfoid set. nor know ns why
To pay Fate's losing game
Enr foolish stakes, a crust Of bread,
or sui retreatu fame.
Dairy we play, from dawn to set OF sun:
SIer.rv we cry: "oh. that the play |eE'
done
Each hads dream within her hear;
OF fu.ure or Of past.
A dream OF mother. lover. child,
Too po.snaut-sw~er last;
mirage din, IN dinm as eyes.
We know-but hold it fast.
Let oatlawea Esau take ais mess an
5tv s0n na our birthrighs~JvorId-love. peace
and home.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-07
IoSctl 4 e.rihlanta.

The ". r Tr'gg Sh p-bui d ne Company
and the Richmond Locomotive ana
Machine Works closed eli ants at 5
o'clock Yesterday afternoon in order to
allow II! ter employees 70 vote
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-07
Z 0nr.lENin tine

"A regular meeting of the Board OF Man
ayers of the Richmond Homeopathic Free
pispensary viii be held at the dispensa-
~ % 60! West Main Street, to-day
ut 1890 A NJ
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-07
.s:llaln ~ NNt".

Mr.. James F. Gibbons son OF Baitf
Larry Giitsas. came home from West
vir.tn.a TO cast his vote fo. hrSaa and
Lamb yesterday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-07
The Li,zou Can,iidatr-

Askit-Why are you so confident that
Bryan Will be defeated?
Teilit-Because ne is on the Luzon side
Bait more American.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-07

Election G.. used P.,s' pon..ment.
The annual meeting Of the stockholders
IF the Richmond Traction Company. which
was to have taken place at NO loo6 East
Main Street yesterday. has been post
ooned until noon to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-07
ar Tri.. I,nnrovins.

The condition Of Mr.. William =: Irigs,
who Is sick at his home, NO. q VEST
Franklin Street, is considerably improved
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-07
VOTE IN NINETY SIX.

Table Shown. H"w,he states Stood
Then.
The following is a table Of the contest
four years ago, when Bryan received l1G
NJ il ,,,Ic
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-07
Plannl. Club ,.a,.,ne,

The Pianola Club will hold its aaars,
banquet at Murphy's Hotel tonight. The
e.ection returns VIII be received by special
wire from the ring side. and many able
speeches VIII be made by The guests.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-07

/! nsv-looking hand
thirty cents ted
North Park union., 1900-01-05

Department Of ,hr Interior,
United States Land oIicc at Den, r-, {
Deccrnbcr 9Th, lS'9.
\ suhioicn, con,cst affidavit hayin. b -
in this Office by Jacob Riethmcyrr, coat.
AGAINST Timber Culture "ntry, No, ist'9.
juno srh, iSSs. for tho Ei-2 SWi+sfnS-
NELL. Section -. Township 10 SSrtS. Nn.
West. by Lyman NJ. Hi!iiHri, Contest
which ii 'is alleged that; the sad Cont
Lyman N. Hilliar'i. did not break Ese scr
anii trnct the first year after sad cn;:,
made, nor break Eve acre. ,l
tho second year, nor plant, ~
,rnct aud cultivate 10 acre. sf
trac, to trees. tr,-- seeds or outlines ur T.
cd by the Timber Culture laws and Mt 'lw
-nt time he has no trcrf planted by OF -
aud growing thereon, sa.d paric, er. y
notified to appear, To respohd AMI ,aTsr Vi
touching said allegation "a, 10 o'rloss q. p
January Srth, 1900. before Haryey +. S,Grd
Nh L. 5, Commissioner. ut Walden. Cob
land that final hearing will b" held a, 10 o
II. m. OF February 9Th, 1901 before the
ter and Receiver at tho United State Lat
fee in Denver, Colorado.
The said cohtcstant having. in prorc' nj
fled December stl. ls9a, set forth fact,
show that nftor duc diligence, personal ;,
Of this cannot b. mndc, it is hereby ord. r.
directed that such ro,ice b. given b, ID
proper publication. c. d. Ford, Hes
r. n d. IL. L.J.s ;. rr.
North Park union., 1900-01-05
TO THE HUNTERS AND TRAP
PERS OF NORTH PARK.

Catcl. nil YOU can this fall and Vim
ter. Prices are good Tor 6nc furs
Handle them carefully--do not spoil
:hem while taking too lille care, of
them. Fox, iymy, martin, wildcat.
otter, mink and skunk hides shouid
all be left flesh side out. Take
all fat from the petit Lear, beaver,
badger, wolf and Iiou skins, open. SID
in stretching them, have the top a d
over ends the same width if possible.
This is in order to get square eu' in
making mp.
will be in Walden and Pin.llram:on
on December Isf. and OF he ;irst "i
each month nj, winter 10 buy turs.
will give good prizes md pas spot
cash for all prime rcliri's.
"UHoLE J .sRRY" or J. u. DREW
North Park union., 1900-01-05
WALDEN, COLORADO, JASUART 5. ,a,.

Hebron, Colo.
Dear Sirs:
l have been asked as to the aims
and objects OF the National Live Stock
Association Of the United States, or
gapized at Denver in January, 1898.
l will briefly suggest the most patent:
At the close of the kinoteehth Cen
tury We see general period Of organ
ization all over the world. A well di-
rected effort to conserve all business
interests and more certainly by organ
iza,ion ccntralize powct, accomplish
certain enlargement Of commercial
business with q maximum capital,
which has been impossible with
n,inium capital and scattered efforts.
Small stock organizations in every
county In the Union serve their pur-
pose for neighborhood needs. while
district and State organizations arc
an aid to all men engaged In any
branch bf the live stock industry in n
much greater degree. II organization
Is conceded to he beneficial. in county,
district, and States, why should not
the largest benefit be derived from a
union OF all counties, dist.lcts and
State into national organization. Our
objects can more powerfully be con-
served thereby All breeders, feeders
and traders In lise stock have interests
which arc broader than any State.
We travel aud ship from State to
State, and thereby help to create
Interstate Commerce. We are all
vitallyinterested:
tst In just and equitable qunran-
tine laws between North ard South.
Cd. In Federal legislation consis-
tent with our various sections-and aim
to limit such Legislation TO u few well
expressed statutes, easily understood.
Sd. In the great stock raising sect
ions, In system OF registered brands
rcconted and known to all stock buy
ing ccniers, which will protect honest
owners against thieves.
4th. In bouu,ies for the destruction
OF vicious dogs, OF wolves, and OF the
greatest pcsts--thc prairie dogs.
9TH In a united effort, sustained By
solid membership, to obtain just
&c. and charges at every stock yard
the Uncted States, and to prcvcut
cxtortion, intimidation and disori-
minatIon against oil dealers in live
States.
9Th In dealing with all railroad
mnnrgcrs from a business standpoint,
to thc end that rates shall be Just aud
reasonable for the service rendered,
without discriminating As to locality,
or dealer, or rates charged.
7th "A great annaul gathering
where the best tAlkers and writer's can
be herd on the special lines they are
investigating, and generel encourage
uent. to all organizations comprising
the great National Lite Stock Associa-
tion Of the United States'to to advise
and urge the entire membership to
read more live stock papers and th4re.
tiy keep better posted oh the genctal
market :,s
"a national organization with well
directid and economical methods, and
With conservative Management ,oan
accomplish morn united than the
shccp men, tha cattle mer, The hog
men anti tho horse men can 10 either
hy cvunlics, By districts, or esS. by
Statep. Very Reapectfully,
Joe. N. Springer, FRA
(Ths North Park Stock Growsea'
assoc Atipe Il now, msmbs. of ~
~ ociation. Id,
> 49, NJ
North Park union., 1900-01-05

IIar'zeIl ~ Sipes wish TO an
nounce to the trade that they have
a complete stock of,le best brands
of wines, liquors, ales, pos .ers and
cigars for the Xmas trade. These
goods are tirst.class in every re.
spect Mail orders receive prompt
attention.-Palace Saloon.
North Park union., 1900-01-05

The people Of Nsr'h park are not
Obliged to send out side for ANYTHING
in the limo of bry goods or notions.
c. +. Mosman has Just added TO his
stock of general mcrcaudise u fill and
complete stock of such. Will be glad
to send samples Of drc,s goods to any
one. any time.
North Park union., 1900-01-05
A Letter to You.

Ttcrc are few rcn.cns why
feel confident of my ability to save
money TO the people of The Park when
In need OF any Kind of Building Ma
tcriai. l'hxve been idei,uhed with
tho lumber interests for shout 25 ,rs.
and am thoroughly familiar, with all
tho different .stskcs, IRON the stump
lu tho finishes. product
l know. when, where and how TO
buy ard am sure It will be to your in-
terest to consult me wheu in need Of
auvihiug iu nv linc.
With = cordial invitation 10 all TO
visit me " Zen In Laramie. I remain
Truly yours.
CLARK PELToN.
North Park union., 1900-01-05

El'gapt a.s9rlmen. of new glass.
ware al L. Il. Mosmau'r.
North Park union., 1900-01-05

All kinds OF job work done at this
office nowadays.
North Park union., 1900-01-05
Duck coats lined with .he'll
c. +. nos,nan's.
DESERT LAND. FINAL PROOF
NOTICE FOR PUDLICAT.n,
United Srates I.aud Oh

Notice is hereby eivca tnat Willinn, \.
ain 8! Rand, Colorado, has filed motto"
,e,..fUn to nrke rruof IN lis desert lgnl
No -. for tic VIZ NN.-i and WI. sWi-
20, T. y, IL. ~ W, bofor. Harye, 7. s.
Want. uuitcd Ssa.ri Commissioner, Dis,r
Colorado, at wsldrii, Colorado, on s4.u
thb .0,h day ., JnnUrry, no,
he nsme. ;he following witnesses to
tho rnurlc,e irrigation and reclamation
lani;
Donuia Brennan ~ spio"r. Coloraa
John Sutton hand.
Isaiah O,ienbcrg"
Monte ai-yias Walden. =
C. D. FORD. Resis'-
North Park union., 1900-01-05

Moore Il Win,erburn, hardware
dealcrs. bnvc dissolved partnership
Mr.. George Win,crburn. Jr., taking
tho stock, He will continue in busi-
ness aud desires your patronage, TIN
North Park union., 1900-01-05
Bulls For Sale!

Five head OF grade Hereford bulls
Four ycarlinss, aud one thrce-yea
old. For further information write
or inquire Of
TIE e. c. FLINIAU, H,gho, Colo.
North Park union., 1900-01-05
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Our Local Columns. }
Soeeeoeeeeo>ee>eeNeS
Chinaware At Mosman's.
No,icc tho al Of the North Park
Hharnlc this week.
Buy you r''ir-iimc.to-be" golG. ring
Fischer keeps hat you need.
Furniture, hardware. genera
vt osk Of what You want Ia these lines
nt Winter burns. IT'S.
To the ladies who do faucy wo.k:
We have emh. ,iIks. split zephyrs.
iamped goods, ETC., etc.-Mosmnn's.
Bert Smith and Fred Holmes are
in from tho American mine where they
have been working the past six months
North park should feel proud OF the
store aud complete stock II goods be-
longing 10 e. Z. Mosman.- I'm A
Patron.
John Years who works for the
two bar was thrown from bnching
bronx alighting on his head cutting
his u deep cash
Found: A childs ring on Tuesday
OF last week a childi's ring at the f.
Chuach owner can have il by calling
at the home OF Mr. Rector,
For Sale-ThIec head OF horses,
property Of Harye Laworcncc; at the
ranci, of Peter Monroe. Stock TO be
sold to pay feed bill. Apply TO p.
Monre, Rand, Colorado tbs.
Have you noticed that all lin
whipcr q will--Nol-ncw covered
sleigh, the property of DR.. p. W
Fischer? No2 Well, you will have
an opportunity rs soon as Maniey
Caplon can complete it---so that we
can get snap slot of it. Well give
you picture OF it and a description
Of its numerous coavcnienccs in one
OF our future publications.
North Park union., 1900-01-05

Everything in the line of hnriawc
and furniture at Winterburnt. Call
aud see for yourself. TIN.
North Park union., 1900-01-05
CONTEST NOTICE.

=. p. n. IL, l.. ,.ia.
North Park union., 1900-01-05
COINS new BOOK.

The latest anI srgatcs' work hv the
MI, hor OF the ia" ous "Coin's FiuuI-
ciaI School, enIiIlcd
Decorah-posten., 1900-03-23
fra JsIano.

Sra S~eposfioro itrioss ben The Sc
6ruar: Der sr intst Siiteri bpertsn
paa 9pfiorO eaer Der pua Sittpiten;
ielp SilOsn ipnss / Osnns Yinter gam
tie at ipiste Sslano. @eiret bar / ga
nuar p9rst iaroeles milot, men ben
laue garometsritano bar bog tpoet pdd,
at Der bar p9ret itprmfulot 8sir i RGrs
bsoen al SslanO. 5 be iioite 0ass bar
9interen i~nofunost Jig puanp Der meo
Sne pa aulpe. pau Rorblanoet bapD.
SapiIen lite pitt iis enpnu.
FRA paalibelis 8iloe bapes gfterrsts
nina ON, at 4oam Yauliens Rorolpss
expedition paa 4tur.pri bar siort en-
Iarbeles intsresiant Spouselis. Der efter
Norlpoenbe er at itor pioenfabelig Be
tppnina. Grpeoitionsns Msolsmmsr,
Der FOR bet msife opbploer fig oppe paa
ct bsit 5ielO. bppr be FAR %inpitaasrst Jig
| en- temmslis primitip Sulis, befincsr
ia isprist uomartei, ieIp ON aulosn /
be beisre Resipner unoertiben 9ar p9ret
nuaet ssnersnoe. Grpsoition.n iorosn'
tss fsrit at babe iluttst 1T arbeioe |
april Maansb, boorefter ,9ismreiIsn
Foresaar.
Decorah-posten., 1900-03-23
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iis inssnIunbe p.o srunoig 29room o.
lamb 0%drn.lf.; ~forItanoiss, tnoIigtss
fulos os beifeon. GrgIauosre inorsm
mer f.lp. at b | faa Wadoe itadr unosr
8ermanerne. 9pis gosrnts 5.rrss
osmr,e liseposrfor "CutIuno.rs" bat
DGrst ida urstfrroigt os tpranniF, fon
Gnsl1noerus bar itrssst til, sr BET oa
lite 6eIpnosrlist, at ale andre Out
ldnoers" Der, tpits, frantic, norFe,
fOeni'e os oonTts (. gr., Itat botos met
goerne o9 MI iipnps mso BEN mob
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ifal tiGmpe og Oobe 2ip % Blob for at
bsboloe aaget pdd lin Natte! qu mel,
leg bar life Irrt at tisnbe min. 2anbs
mGno for at bare IdaSanns Sda6er.
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fslelie 6os benz, og oerfor tipmper be
o9'aa M pad ben rstte Stos. 6pao lib
fdloet al aampen BIZ 6Iioe, osrior rudber
MI egtntlts Cub; bet piIoe forreItsr
bare ct rent Wiratel, ON goerne ftuttt
itdo iig | oenne uligs Ramp; men ON be
ttlfIbit tommer iii at Iigoe unoer for
Spermagten, er Snger oerFor berettidet
til at oemme, at Gngl0nberne bar Ret
ten pad i'm Sioe; Der CT life en- Wdno,
idQefalo noenfor SbItsrre, Tom T1nss,
at 3p'flanos 3rig mob 0dnmart
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lie COB, ieg buber Sngen! - men BET
er nit 9iertss Spsrbeoisning, at De MI
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-08-15

ed spirited disgust. 1t was largely
due to the feeling thus aroused that H.
NJ. Sewall got so little support in his
candidacy for Governor of Hawaii. To
have been footed out of a Democratic
consulate, to have then Joined the Re-
publican party for revenge, TO have os-
tentatiously bolted his own father by
way of currying favor with his fathers
political enemies,-these are the capital
points in the political career of a man
who now demands that the Repub-
licans of Hawaii shall accept him as
their boss" They will no more take
him in that capacity than they would
in that of Governor. He may boss a
corporars guard from Tooley street
but the Republican party of Hawaii
viii continue to laugh at his preten-
sions.