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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-12-06
3u 4ooe aefpltert.

Sn 8etreff oss 3OOesfllss bee so
Sabre aIten iSarmers 2luitin Sumillon
BON Orforb. q y Der tiirsIid IN isiner
NObnuns am 6ube Der asuertreppe in
beDuBtlOfen 3uflnbe auf8sfunben unb
balo oarnuf aeitorben tpar, bat eine uns
teriuhun8 er9eben, bab ber -8reis baS
Dpfer zines rduberiihen nebetfaQss ge.
Dorben mar. DaS 8erbre6en muroe
BON ben Sanbiten in erauiamitsr Weife
auseefilbrt. Die Strolbe batten ben
Ilten ererIffsn, an einem Stuble feitge.
funben uno lbn oann ourh Drobungen sur
9erauSsabe ieiner 8uarfbaften su 3tplns
gen eeIudt. glIS er iib nber peis
eerte, batteu iie ibu elmer erdBIi6en Sol
ter untertporfen. 3uerit batten iie feline
iSln8ernGgel abeerrlfen, oann batten iie
ielne SanO burd untersebaItene, brsn'
nenoe Spdbne Iunsiam absebrannt.
5hIteBll6 bntten Ie ibm NIT einem
Snmmer elnen SdIa8 auf ben &Opf psr'
ieBt uno, naboem ite ibm bic SIeiber BON
Selbe eeriHen. ben Germiten bic 1reppe
blnunterDOrfen. Die 8anoiten naren
Offenbar maStirt, ba in Der yldbe bes
6auies eine 2arpe aufsefunben tpurbe,
aae 5daer. Sd!dnfe uno S6ubIaoen
i'm Sauie paren aufseriRen. Sb Die
Rduber 9eute sema6t. 1T nidt feitge'
ltelt, bod ioa Der @rmoroete itets erObs
@eloiummen i'm Sauie sebabt baben.
Ut Iebte felt l3 Subren naeIn in isinem
Sauie. Bon 5ruu unO SamiIie buite er
iih aetrennt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-12-06

cine @rfIdruns bes Setretdrs bes Reids.
'hnBamtes. isrbrn. b. TbieImanu, ber.
bor. nit tuelder iid bieier tpeiserte, cine
4rmeepentons 8orIaee einsubrinaen.
Gbtelmann that Sies unter Sinpeis ba.
rauf. baB Der Observation-Disclosures
bancroft unb bic 8orIase Oh foI6en geis
ip,els tppbl nidt oppOrtun iei. Dor brei
Sabren babe Der SOnbs einen ueberihub
pom 65, 900. 900 Diart aufsetpiefen, beute
ttebe er nit einem Deficit BON II, 7,OOO,.
900 Otarf ba.
Cine Srabe bonn Sultan Der Tiirfei
berftist bic iofortise unterseidnung zines
Gontrafts sur Contribution zines 8reusers
nit Der Cramps Sdiffbnuesfeaf6aft in
philadelphia, melOet Der @orreiponoent
Der SOnboner >, 0ailp Chronicle" in &pns
ItantlnopeI. Der Breis bes &reusers
1T 10 bod anBenommen. baB bic ameri.
tanli6en Sbabeneriasanipriide eIei6.
beitI8 beaubIt tperben fbnnen.
Sn China i9einen bic unterbanbIun.
gen nod INNER nidt redt in Gang Toms
men au tpOaen. tparum. bas tpirb aus
ben itb mandmal bireft piberipredenben
Dspef6en piht re6t flar. Die Sample
NIT ben 8Crern nebmen ibren Sortsane
Gine 8oIOnne frans6Iif6er Marines Sns
fanterie unb IrtiLlerie sriff am 81. SO.
pember ba8 0orf EaIifioti6u. fibtpeitli6
bon BaOtinefu an. Die 9Orer Ieiitsten
IN elmer feIten Steauns beftieen @lber.
Itanb. eaben oenieIben aber auf na6osm
iie ibpere 8erIuite erlitten. Die 5ran.
SoIen batten Sebn Bernuneete.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-12-06
Itnfere Sfatipualbaufen,

Der Sur 8srbfentliduns seInnete
SabreSberlht Ses gOurant, @OmplroQeIs
@bas. o. Danes fir oas am 81. Octos
ber 1900 beenoete 6istaIiabr beihdftiei
iib bauptidhIid nit benz Stanbe her
NationaIbanten. Die 9eiammt. Reiour'
cen Der 1896 RationaIbanfen. bic bis
gum 5. September 1900 berlbtet baben,
beluufen iid uuf S632, sos. 1896 unb ibr
StammcupiiaI belief iib auf $3.50, ,299, O..
900. 5pii6en oem Ia. Wdrs unb 81
October iinb 349 nsus RationaIbanten
8e8rtluoet porben, tpOrunter 249 nit el,
mem Capital bon tpeniser aIs $50, 900.
Die tpidtisite @mpfebIung, bic Serr
Danes ma6t, 1T. pnb ben 8irsctOrsn
uno @recutipbeamten bon 8nnfen lei oet
Iufnabme bon auIsiben peitere 8es
'9rdntun8en uuferlest tpsrben. g4ie CT
anstbt. iinC Die erOBen Embellishments
oem nmItunbe susuidreiben, baB ben
Dlrectoren unb Seamten Der 8anten su
atobe summer eelIeben tpuroen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-12-06
WfillipndrSfcbn leioet an
9prpmanie.

Der 9ranbfifter 0erminftan 81. 8eQ,
SCbn eeS Dliliondrs Or. Gbriitopbsl
U. Bel, bon NslppOrt uuS yisp gort,
ipurbe mad cem 8IOominsoale SrrenaipI
in Bbite Blains sebrubt. Der unsIild.
llbe iunge Otann Ieioet an ber Bproma.
ME. Sn NeppOrt tefts er mebrers 8e.
bduoe in grano, neil es ibm Spnb
mahte, tpenn bic 5Iammen sum SimmeI
empOrIooerteu uno bic 5susrpebr in
Ibdtleteit mar. 81 tpurOs negsn 9rano.
ltIftune unter QntIuee esfsat. aber bic
nit Der llntsriudune ielnss 9etltes,u
itanosS betrautsn Aerste erfIdrtsn, er Iei
eIn Ppromane uuO IniOIse Osfsn fir
feline 2baten nibt psrantrUrtIi9.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-12-06
Hicbter Spnh

Spencer Biqams. Elm fatbieer Spie.
Ter. Der ftirsIib ron BeniacUla IN Safe
Grtp. 5In., aHfam uno oIS er perhafter
werben ioate, ben Staots Wntih %
Strange uno Mm. 5ttltiIano. eln s.,
i4dfIsmann itU6 uno aefdbrlib pers
wunbete, tpuroe bon eiuem Hutgeraufse.
tot in etnem Sumpf entpedt unb that's
id6Ilt NIT 8uasIn ourtIbdett. IN ieis
ner Seihe, bic nod Der Slaot ssbrndt
uno Dor Oem 8erI6iaamt sur S6au ats
Itelt tpurcs. tpurben niGt tpenig3r ale
200 S6ubUunoen aefunesn
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-12-06

Oer ridtieen 8eiis. Sic ssben in sine
3neipe unb itlrssn in aller @iIe srObe
Diensen 8iers binuntsr. Benn iie bann
bic 8ltfuns oes unmdBieen 9riniens
iptiren. seben iie benz Bier bic SduIb."
Dr.. 8aastftsin ipra6 su 8uniten Der Gr'
tthtune hemifher Statipnen burd bic
Resierun8. tpeI6e ale Stere anbauerno
unterfuaen unb baburb baS aeeen nme.
ritanii&e 8iere beitebenOe 8Orurtbeil be.
tdmpfen ioaten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-12-06
WaAtiGbe 2(mffIGrntta


sEs2iF1Z II 80
tntbGIt bas ssoiegtne osptibe Wsrt Der gfets
tirH9ssglHFer", IS. Aufaae, $50 Seittn TART init
oielen ltbrrsihsn Snuitrdtiontu, ntbH Elmer Mbs
bGnoluna aber thieerlpie Chen, fueId,ss bon Wann
uno Brau 8eIeitn tueroen iolte. linentbrbrIict
fir iunge Gsute, bic Hd btrtbeliden tpouen, oo.r
ungIiitflib ptrhcirdthct iimo.
9u Isiht oertdnOlihtr R9sis IN auesTiibrt, tuIe
man gtfllnee 8neer Jsuat unb t5efd,tec,tsfranf.
better unb bic bbisn SfuIsen BON sugeneiiin6en,
lptt Sdlpdd,e, WerupfItdt, Smppfeni. Hpfuti:
omen. unfrudltbdrfeit, SrHbhun, fhwates @s.
oadtniB. GnergisiUfIgfeit uno Srdmpfaeerbriid,,
obme idideltdben WleciiineiI edierne beileu fam.
Gin trtuer dreuno uno iueiier Watbgeber III btiss
unabsrtrsfHidle oeitide BUD, tueIdts nab Gms
ptang BON 25,Gts. poitmdrfsu in sinfatem ums
ihlas iorGiam osrpaft. fret Jussididt ,piro.
DEuTSCHES HElL-INSTITuT,
19 EAST 8. STREET,
6rtbsr II Clinton place. 9etp eIprf, pR. d.
Der ,Rettuuasaufsr 1T aud ju baben bel
GarI SolImepsr S05 9ruspeci apenus.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-12-06
TemersIlarm Rdffen.

t2 Wsifon WibIs.
IS @Iiif gBrrfe, Gltif Strabs.
IA 9dddpanHa uuo Siebsnter SiraBe.
10 rdddpaunn ure Venu Qpsnue.
16 Didicn Ranufactur Co.. 8tns Shaer.
IL I. y. & 2. Co.. Stabl gBsris.
Is Z y. & g. Co., AIts Rpus Uubls.
10 WRuIbsrrp Ctr unp Bebffer 4ptnus.
II 9fsricn unb gdfapanna apsnues.
% Hpomina apsnue unb Sprues StrdBs.
% einetu SlrdBs une 5rhnfltu avenus.
"a gSdfbingtpn Auf. une MuIbtrry Str.
% Sltpt Str. unb Abams apsnus
70 eddapannd unb Walbinatpn Npenur.
q Wfulbsrry CTR. unp Waeilpn Apsnue.
Is 9sfftriCn Npt. unp @iblon Strafs.
% Wpnrcf Apt uub pinf ShaBs.
81 NeuRte unp Hobiulon StrcBe
~ CUB Wdin Aptnuf unb Samptpn CTR.
81 Spftlanp ctr. une BROMLEY Apsnue.
81 gadapanna unb Nprb Drain Aps.
50 9adipu CTR. une Drain Npenus.
80 9adipn Ctr. uue Gin cIn Apsnut.
81 Gpnstt Npsnus unb 5afIun Stra6t.
IS @arfsIe Aps. unp lafayette StraBs.
80 GUNNER Aps. uup Waibburn Strnbs.
IL gBaibtnstpn Aps. uub SifOrp shabs.
AZ Driittr unp 6tlOps Shabs.
43 9rCaeUay une 6iinfts Strabs.
IA SCRANTON uub Snbsntr StraEs.
Is Siib a6ter une Slmpipn Sra6s.
46 Stcns aps. unt StmIof Strdbt.
AZ pittstpn Aps. unb 9Btlpp Sna6r.
IS prpipsrt Aps. une Yssd Sirabs.
~ gtsb Strabs unp Grppn Nptnus.
81 Geear Apenut une Alesr StraBe.
81 prpipeet ASsnue une Ripsr SfraEs.
53 SebaE Nurnue uue Glm Giraffe.
81 4aibinston aps. uns WapIs Straes.
IS Gsbsr apsnut unb ptar Strabs.
56 SCRANTON Stab Wtrfe.
81 prGipfrt ApsnuF unb 5ig Srabe
58 6smingtpn aprHus uuo Cherry Siraee,
So Bunsp apsnus unp Council Stra6s.
6f PROVIDENCE 9iplb unh Carbon Strait.
62 SapVus ausnuf uuD phelps Sirabe.
63 Stpptr's pddiHg 60 @Teen's place.
6t WaIetngipn Npfnus une Nsp gcrf Cir.
% Warrior Strabs auh GappuIt 4penuf.
90 .. & =. ". ". unb Green Riegs Ctr.
67 Wpcmtug Asfnut unb Alb Strabe
6S Dsapart Strab' unp penn aptnus.
69 4lbrtght Nprnuf uus MaripR Stra6t.
II DidIcn aprHue uHb On Warfst SiraBs.
" Court Strabs unf DIAMOND apsuus.
73 prcptpsnrG Roab uHh Ncro Wain Qosnue,
"a Vlarfft StrdBs une 9iVrp Drain Aotnue.
10 Morn Drain aps. une gaiuttr Siraer.
rs paus gum Suttn piritH, SpGiftr Str.
81 Bird unO DAT StrdBr.
g. Bloom unp WaTfsi Snabr
SO Wapnt Apsuus unp putnam Strabs.
81 Wiynt apsnus unb Biltam Strass,
SO gBsf Matftt une 9BinOua Strabs.
10 WpomtHs Apsnus unb SIipe Siraes.
% D., {. Il gB. Sraht Saus.
u Clay aptuus unp Bins Stra6s.
% Splfdr Apsuls uup aib Strabt.
20 &rppn aptHue uns Alb Sna6s
q Autntp Gptnut uup eiu0tn Stra6e,
y prssepit avenue uub 8ut 5traBe.
10 p. Z. " sB. 8arrsn-8srfsn, 8afbinatsH
NpeHut.
u Wsnetan uue Sisbsntsr StraBs.
Y ,3tbutT une eujsrns Slrabt.
y lSinflstnts unb euInns StraBs
4 Sorbstt apsnus unb ar6balp Sra6s,
Y 8fpiH aptHus unb 9aflpn Shaet.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-07-21
TREE MOVING
IN HONOLULU
Mrs. E F. Bishop Will Trans.
plant One From Ming
Street

the Advertisers effort to get people
to move their trees to places wher,
they are needed. rather than to Gu
them down, is bearing fruit. All the
suburbanites who can afford the lux
dry of full-grown trees want them and
are ready to pay good price. Mr.. S
N. Ballou said the other day: "Coun
me as with you in the e-moving
scheme" and other gentlemen VIII.
want to wait ten or fifteen years foI
sbsde trees feel the same way.
n Mrs. Il. f. Bishop is leading off with
a practical experiment. There is 1.
large tree growing in the yard of he.
uncle, Hugh Mcintyre, which will b
cut down when Alexander Young builds
on the property. unless sooner removed
MFRS. Bishop wants the tree for heI
Nuuanu valley place, and will let I
contract for its transfer. Carl Willing
may do the job.
In the Eastern States removal of big
trees is made in winter, wnen the trunl
is sleeping. a great circle is dug t.
| embrace the roots, which, with tn
frozen earth about them, are tied VI
in tarpaulln. The tree, which has bee.
steadied with guy ropes. is swung by
means of a derrick upon broad-tire.
wagon made especially for the work
| and taken to it's new site. Once re
/ planted with the roots still in the origi
/ nal earth, the tree is he d in place b.
wires or ropes for at least two years
to make sure that IL will not be teste
| by high wind until it has taken firm
hold of the new earth.
In tropical and semi-tropical coun
tries trees do not sleep: they must b;
removed with the sap still coursing In
their veins. Allan Herbert says the
trick Is easy enough, and that he could
remove any tree on the Islands which
is not growing too far from a road, anC
transplant il successfully. The thing
has often been done with palms il
Southern California. the most notable
instance being the removal of the sal
Diego Mission palm to Chicago durin;
the Worlds Fair. The tree was Il
years old and 65 feet high, yet it wa
taken up, freighted $500 miles and sc
out anew: and ii fourished until col
weather came. In that case the root
with their earthly matrix were boxe
and kept very wet.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-07-21

IL Is promptly curta.led, however. by re.
ogLiIion OF one large TACT lyi.g conspi,
uously on the surface of NINE. sIere's b.
Ography. She was woman OF stron,
character, she had energy and shrewu
ness. she was not, IN any very lot.
sense of the WORD, a womaa of brains
Her intellect had been cramped by ne
too early MARI age to a man incapable O.
making up the deficiencies OF ner girl
hoods training. Edu1ation was not sup
posed to be needed by the women of Cor
sIca in her time. She, like all her coun
trywomen, was happy in briaging up hel
children. She never attempted to repair
the omissions of her earlier years She
lived and died practically uneducated.
To this fact may be ascribed her lnabil
ity to guide the meteor she had turnet
loose upon the world. NaDo con as We
have seen, acknowledged that he owec
her much. Had she possessed broadei
intelligence he might have owed her more
Ii Is curious, too, to observe that for al
her insight into the fragiIity of the Ma
poleoEic fabric her -maginat on was real
~ Limited in scope. With brains anL
Imagination of a high order she could moi
but have been taken captive by her op
portunities. A great post on was with
her grasp. From first to last the mar
rowness of her mind, her native scepti
cism and her domestic tastes, paralyzec
her masterful nature and kept her /;
spectator of her sons triumph rathe
than an active factor in IL. If she, never
theless, rouses interest and command
respect, IL is because for ali her love O
hCmely gossip. for all her limitations, sh,
was never petty. Carrying herself wit
dignity, acting aga and again wit
courage and vgor. she was stately eve
I in exile. and the years of her retiremen
| in Rome, with her children dead or dy
| ing. with one sorrow after another fall
| ing upon her, have in them something
impressive, something worthy of the as
| founding history of her house.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-07-21
CLAUS sPREcKELs. WIN. q. IRWIN
Cl0uS SDf ekeIS I Co., DlnEIs
HOMO LULU. n. l.
SAN FRANCISCO AGENTS - Thu
NEVADA NATIONAL BANK or
SAN FRANCISCO.
DRAW EXCHANGE ON

DRAW EXCHANGE ON
SAN FRANCTSCO-The Nevada Ma
tionaI Bank OF san Francisco.
LoNDON-The Union Bank OF London
tA.td.D
NEW YORK-American Exchange Ma
tional Bank.
CHICAGO Merchants National Bans
PARiS-Credit Lyonnais.
BERLiN-Dresdener Bank.
HCNGKONG AND YOKOHAMA =
Hongkong and S-anghai Bankin.
Corporation.
NEW ZEALAND AND AUSTRALIA
Bank ~ New Zealand
VICTORIA AND VANCOUVER-Ban
OF British North America.
ITCnSuCl Q Ge0eTOI 1lOaInO tICnIICC BUSHES
Deposits Received. Loans made OF
Approved Security. Commercial an
Travellers Credits Issued Bills Of En-
change Bought and Sold.
COLLECTIONS PROMPTLY
ACCOUNTED FOR
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-07-21
WEEK IN SPORT
TURNS UP LITTLE

The members Of the rowing clubs ap-
pear to have awakened at last from
their lethargy and to have realized that
he most must be made of the few re-
naming weeks IN which 10 prepare for
The September contests Both the Hea-
lanis and the Myrtles have done useful
work during the week in shell and
barge.
A project is on foot to establish a
representative yacht club in Honolulu.
The undertaking has the assurance of
LIBERAL financial support and viii prob
IDLY include commodious club house
md fleet of households, which will
De situated within easy distance of
own.
The Bonnie Dundee is once again in
acing trim. The Leowa goes to dock
ext week. The Maria, which recently
vent aground at Pearl Harbor, was
loated without sustaining serious dam
lge,
The five-cornered hack horse race,
arranged az next Saturday. has fallen
through on account of an accident to
me of the competitors.
Brock and Shenandoah Jr., who are
matched to run a quarter of a mile for
500 at Kapiolani Park at 4:30 D. m
ext Saturday, are both doing we'll in
heir preparations. Brock is stabbed al
Tom Hoilinger's resI~ence at Waikiki
The event is exciting much interest ir
own, with Brock ru ing a slight favor.
tie. The speculation on the race prom
ses to be unusually heavy, as both
'orses are undoubtedly out for the
money.
Billy" Cunningham left for the Coas
IN the Alameda yesterday. While II
he States he will keep his eyes peeled
or something to stack up against Gar
| erline next season.
| Alec Hansen is the favorite in towr
or his fight In Hilo tonight with Bob
/ Surns- From latest reports Burns will
| re seen to much greater advantag,
han in their previous bout
Tommy Cox, late of the local polio
| orce. is matched to fight Willie Cole Il
AN Francisco, for the feather weigh
championship of Australia and the Pa
| life -OaSt.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-07-21

DANWbf W. SVohCA
O.. J. Waller. Mark Il. Robinson and
Bruce Cartwright.
DRAW EXCHANGE on:
san FranciscO-The Anglo-CalifOr
ntan Bank. Limited.
ChicagO-The Merchants Loan anc
Trust Company.
New YorS-J. a w. Seigman h Com
pany.
London - Anglo Californian Bans
Limited.
Paris-Societe Generate.
Berlin--Cebruder Meyer
Hamburger. NJ. Warburg a Co.
nongkong and Yokohama - tn.
Chartered Bank Of India. Australia az
china
Australia--The Union Bank of Aus
traliR. Limited.
Canada-Bank OF Montreal.
Exchange bought anu sold and Let
ters ~ Credit issued on all parts OF tbs
world
INTEREST allowed on fixed Deposits
Three months. per cent: six months
Sh per cent; twelve months. "a pc
cent.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-07-21
MEETINGS
CLOSED YESTERDAY

The General S. c. Armstrong Industrial
Association held its closing meeting yes
terday afternoon. II. S. Townsend was
elected chairman and Mr. Andrews cor
responding secretary. The greater part of
the time was devoted to the reading and
discussion of agricultural and Industrial
reports from the schools of the different
Islands. These were intensely interest
ing.
On account OF the work being of so
great Importance in the education of the
young, IL was thought best to make the
General s. c. Armstrong Industr al As
ISOLATION part of the Hawaiian Teach
ers' Association. The members voted
unanimously to merge il into the larger
organization. \ corresponding secretary.
c. Andrews, was elected to report espe-
ciaily on the agricultural and industrial
interests of The schools. TO present plans,
and to receive reports from the teachers
OF the Islands. The following is a | ST
Of the teachers who were appointed to
send plans and reports from their dis
tricts, and otherwise to assist Mr. An
drews In the work: Hilo. Miss Josephine
Deyo; Hamakua. Mrs. L. w. Estep: Ko-
hala, Miss Eliza Y. Atkins; South Ko-
hala, j. X. kealoha; North Kona, j. c.
Lenhart; South Kona. II. T. Mills: Kau.
w. X. Makakoa; Puma, II. T.. Wilson;
Lahaina, "A. Dickinson: wailuku. s. Ke-
linoi; Makawao. e. w. Baldwin; Hama.
N. T.. lennon iasanIku): Honolulu, F. F.
Sedgwick; Eva, Miss NJ. s. Ross MA.
Waianae, Miss NJ. Alice Smith. WaiaIua
Miss Adalina o. Clark (Wahiawa): Koo-
lauloa. William Isaac (Kahuku): koolau.
poke. Miss Alice z. Nudge (Waiahola),
Waimea, Fl. III. Brodie CHanapepe): Ko-
loa, j. X. Burkett: Lihue, Miss Charlotte
Mumford (HanamauIu): Kawa .hau. p. /.
Topic (Kealia): Hanalei. j. c. Davis; Mo-
lokai Mrs. George Z. Sturgeon CKauna-
kakaD.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-07-21
No Porto Plco Laborers.

Il. F. Bishop will not go to Porto Rico
o secure laborers to work on planta-
ions in Hawaii. Mr.. Bishop left yes
erday by the Alameda for the Coast,
out before sailing he said that the
cheme of importing Porto Rican labor
RS had been abandoned for the pres
mt. The Porto Ricans are still under
he old laws and are not citizens OF the
United States as yet so to import them
o Hawaii might be a violation of the
ontract labor laws
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-07-21
CURE FOR CHOLERA NTrrm-
NEVER KNOWN To FAIL

During last May an infant chi.d of our
neighbor was suffering from cholera
infantum- The doctors had given up al
hopes OF recovery. took bottle o.
Chamberiain's Collie. Cholera and Diar
rhoea Remedy 10 the huus~ telling
them felt sure IL would do good II used
according 20 directions. In two days
time the child had fully recovered Th..
child is now vigorous and healthy
have recommended this remedy fire.
ouently am have never known II To
fail.-Mrs. Curtis baker. BookwaIrer.
Ohio. Id by Benson, Smith & Co..
Ltd, wholesale agents.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-07-21
II w. FOSTER & CO.,
Gold and Silversmiths

FINE WATCH REPAIRING. EN-
CRAVING and DTAMOND-sETTtSO
All Goods and Work Guarantees.
HOTEL. STREET
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AGENTS TOR

Hawaiian Agricultural Company. Ono
mea Sugar Company. Honomu Sugar
Company. Waliuku Sugar Company
An rican Sugar Co. Makee Sugar
Company. Ookaia Sugar Plantation
Company, Haleakala Ranch Com
pany. Kapapala Ranch. Moloksi
Ranch.
Planters Line. San Francisco Packets
Charles Brewer a Co.'S Line of Bos-
ton Packets.
Agents Boston Board Of Underwriters
Agents Cor Philadelphia Board Of I'm
1erwriters.
Standard OIL Company.
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| { fIRSI AMERICAN Fam
Or Jaw IL. IT.

under the laws &C the Re
pubic of Hawaii.
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Agency Yokohama Specie Bank:
New Repu' lie Bldg Honolulu. n. I
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LIST OF OFFICERS.

e. AZ. Cooke. President: George RI
Robertson, Manager. r. Y. Bishop,
Treasurer and Secretary: Col w y
Allen. Auditor: r. c. Jones. III. Water
house q. n. Carter. Directors.
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THE YOKOHAMA Specie BANK
LIMITED.
HEAD OFFICE: YOKOHAMA.
INTEREST IowEn.

HEAD OFFICE; YOKOHAMA.
INTEREST LOWED:
on Fixed Deposits for II months, 4 per
cent per annum.
on FsVed Deposit for 9 months. an per
cent per snnum.
on Fixed Deposit q. Q months. . per
cent per annum.
INTEREST ALLOWED BY THE
HEAD OFFICE AT YOKOHAMA.
on Current Deposit. 2-lo sen per day
on Fixed Deposit for ~ months. IA pei
cent per annum.
The Bank buys and receives for col.
lection Bias OF Exchange. issuei
Drafts and Letters Of Credit and trans
acts a general banking business.
Agency Yokohama Specie Bank:
New Repu' lie Bldg Honolulu. n. I
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1900-08-08

The war in the Philippines, again
says Gen. Otis, "is practically ended"
and, "as soon as the natives in general
gain confidence in the friendly offices
of the Americans. there will be little
difficulty in bringing them to terms. !"
Aye, there's the rub. The experiment
of shooting confidence" into the Fill
pinos, however, has not proved and
will not prove success Human ma
ture is not constituted that way.
Men must reap the deeds they SOW,
Force from force must ever flow;
And deeds of blood. though done be-
meath
Pretense of good, are Dragons teeth
From which must spring. as fixed by
Fate,
Their harvest-death, revenge and
hate.
Grand Rapids Democrat.