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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-11-29

Saubbeit Fam nict,t sebeitt tserhen burcb los
fale Npplifationen pc e ben fraufem 1beil bes Oh.
res Hidt erreiden fDuneu. gS 9ebt MIR einen gpege
Die 9onbbcit au friren nno Der t bur conititutio-
nele Seilnitte 2aubbe pirb burdb eineu cutaiiubG=
ten Suitaub Der ileimigen MnSfleionug Der Gnitai=
ibem 8Dbre Deruriadt Meuu beie Gbbre iib eutSill.
bet babt 5br eineu rnmpelnben Ton ober nnooltpn,s
menes @ebDr; unb menn e 9ans geidlpen tlt erfplgt
Saubheit uib lpen,t Die Gntainbung uie aebpbeu nib
biee Hbbre meber IN hreu 9eh5rlgen 3uitaub pereBt
foeroen fann prb bas 3ebDr fir nmer seritDr pers
ben; ncnu Gdne unter acbu ub bmrdb &atarrb perir=
att fpeldber nidbts ais en entSinbeter Sutanb ter
itblemigem Sberildden tit.
Mir ipollen einbnubert Dollars fir eben (burdb aa.
tarrb nernriaden) syaa bon 9aubbe,t 9ebeu, ben mir
nbt ourd9 Ginnebmeu BON $als aatarrb stur beiIen
fDnucn. 2aBt gub nmipnit Girculare fonlme,t.
s. s. 6 beneD Il Co., 2pleSp, 8.
ev 8erfauit BON alen Mpotbefern, rs Gents.
Salfs sSanliten=qiGen iiub bic beien.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-11-29
Griitert orobc MabIilc8e.

so groB Meainlep's Glettoralmehr.
belt lit, III iie bod ihOn Derfdieoentlid
iibertrOffen troroen.
sSm Sabre 1920, III Der .3eit bes
9nten @inuernebmens" ols bic alter
partei9egenldbe ibre Deoeuting Derlo-
rem batten uilD bic neuen Gtreitfra9en
nod niht gum Durhbruh eetommen
tuaren, erbielt oer balnalige prdlioent
Monroe au isiner Wieoermabl idmmt-
lide glettoralliimmen biz auf cine.
uno bic cine Gt,mme erbielt er rur
oesne9en nidt. neil Der fpdtere prdli'
bent Sobn Quinep Abalns. Der 0amnls
als elmer Der gitttoren bon Rem Qantps
Ibire errpdbit mar. niAt suaeben tpDlte.
pab nod Waibinaton nod Elm Nn0srer
iid elmer einiiimnisen grmdblur9 riib=
men tonne.
Nnore,p Sodion betdm 1882 bel lsi.
ner 3ipeiten Gonbibatur 2l9 @timmen
geaen 81. Die iid auf orei onoere gan.
oioaten psrtbeilten. SIM Sabre 1910
erbieIt Weneral Miuiam $. Darriion
234 Stimnen aeeen Wan Buren'S GO.
3p5lf Sabre ipdter ersielte sSronllin
pieree 254 Stimmen. 10 bah feinem
8e9ner Minfislo geott nur AZ blieben.
Mbrabam Xireoln erbielt bel ieii,er
;lpeiteu gr,pdblun0 2l2 Gtimmen,
tpdhreno Gen. Me@lellan, Der bemotra=
tiibe @anoibat, es nur auf 81 brahte.
Sic | / in Nebelliou befinoliden Siio=
Gtaoten iparen BON bieier Mabl felbf.
peritdnolih aasaeihloiien.
@eueral Grant erbielt i'm Sabre
1868. als nod orei Sio.staaten ent=
rehtet tuaren, 2l4 5timmen Qeaen
Qoratio Sepmour's 80. NDd gr6Ber
mar feline Mebrbeit bier Sabre ipdter in
Der unaliidlihen @reelep gampaane.
Auf Grant fielen 2S6. auf @reelep MIR
So Stimmen. Seitbsr bat (abaeieben
BON MeRinlep) MIR nod @ropsr @lebe,
LAMB i'm Sabre 1892 cine unaen6bn.
lide Wsbrbeit erbalten. Seine Sim.
men5abl betru9 277, ipdbreno auf bar-
riion 145 uno auf ben populiiten
Weaper % fielen.
Bemerfenstuertb if, bab bel faif OLE
len bieien aroben glettoral. .Mebrbeiten
Die 8olts-Mebrbeiten perbdltnikmdBi9
aetina estueien iinb. 60 batte s}adIOn
in Der beiaaten Wahl nur ISL 900
Bolts.5timmen mebr als iein Saupt.
aeaner @lap. parriion's Bolts. Webr=
belt iiber BAN Vuren betrua l46. 900
Stimmen ; bic BON Yieree iiber @eott
belief 1i1 auf 220. 600. Hinepln bate
I'M Sabre 1864 poae neun 3ebntel Der
glettoral. l.S.immen. aber nur ungefdbr
elf 3pansieiel Der Bolts Stimmen ;
Die Welrbeit itellte li4 auf 49l 900
Stimmen.
Meainlep's golfsmebrbeit bon 1896
(runo 6O0.O00) lit bisber nur einmal
uno 3mar i'm Sabre 1872 iibertroffetl
tuoroen. @rant's Mebrbeit iiber 8ree-
lep belief fib auf 100000 Gtinlnen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-11-29
8tit. SabeIlt 3ur Nblaltaa9
bsr Common HleaS Sc
riAtSss sitnagsn III 1901.
GtnatCbio.
A6ter Common pIeaS 1iftrift:

Gtaat pbiD.
Mdbter Common Yreas Diftrift
Sn elmer gertammlnus Der ytidtsr bes Common
Yieas 0trittes bss 9snannten DiifrtteS abgebaltsn
II Gambrib8s, Suernisp Sonntp. Gbio, am orifteu
4er,nises bes Common pleos @srfntes in isesm
County beiaateu 0ltrits fur bos Sebr 1901 titssttt
tptrbeu lou, ipiefot9t:
Helmont Gonntp am l5. Sannar, Q. Mpru anb q.
Snssalss souats am il. geDrnar. 9. ysai nab =.
Sarriion soaats. am g. 5eoruar 81. wat xns IL.
!. SsiIsIioa sOuntp, am !. saauar, 2. april nnO "a
RDrsan Gountp, am 8. Sounar, Z. Mai nuo l. 81.
Mnssinsum Goantp. am 4 Samuar, 8. april aaS !.
WobIs Goants. ont Is. Saauor. ?. Aprsl uHb r.
aassaraipas gounts am l. Sauuar, 2. aprit nnb
SsNsr Tern.iu besinnt IN, ilbr poru.ittass.
anesorbnst DaB b,t YlIidt Der MbaaItans ess
Sen Ri@tern nis ioiat peribeiit IL:
Sn ben gonnt,ss susrniep. morsan, w.usiinsum
sas MoS; s.a. out Ss %r ssaosrs Sras1 aH'
81 gsimont seaaiS aSsi midter eorinssmortb nns
feineu Na@iDfser
Oss aSi Si. S aitss Gansso aas ssOtusa aaS &c.
rem No&fcigsr.
Maesorbnst DAB be- Glerf bes Common 4Ieas
9eritbtes pcm Wnernlsp @ounts bennitraat it, hen.
Gt00t8-S Sefretdr cine Ab1rif Der pprffebenben Der.
srbunug, beftmmtnb ben 9ag bes anfanas ieben
3erminS In ben Deriniebenen Counties bts 3itrifts
~ tbermtteIn.
an4eprbnet Dab 9fidbfer Wm. g. Grsiu bier.
burtb ernannt iff bic AnSfibruug ber opritebenben
Derorbnlne su beauf9tiaen iinb alle icnsen Yflt6.
ten ans3ntdbreu: speIde bu als beauFtisenosm Rit-
ter eriu0den mbgen.
&Dm. Gtamter1.
attreh a. Nra1ter,
3Didiam 3. GreM, m;x..r
Ista a. MansFeIb, s''~.
RDalter o. GbsttueA.
SeHs -. esatHssmsrtb,J
sussssa'sas a'sas S'ss; sounts SIS.
Sd. 5. 8: Mssia, Glerf bss Common 4ieas gerid5.
teS In nnb fir IusearospaS County, Cbio. bebeinlge
biermit bob bas gorebenbe cine setreue unb ridtiae
Mbi9rif Der Driginal.Berurbnun9 ber ~9eitsT Tabede
aur MbbaItnna oer Common YItaS GeribtS. .Sibnn9en
fir 1907 I'M aten @erbts. .Dir,f BON Obio it, tpie
bieielbe eBt bel ben @tten In meintr Ofte pprIiegt
3ur 8eglanbi9ung biene ,neine eiseabdnoige Inter.
fnrift nno baS Segel bes 9enannten Gertts IN ytsp
philadelphia, DbiO, am 2S. Gage bts Cftobsr. a. ..
1900.
Ieiesell 3. .. @e0ia, glerf.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-11-29
$500 8cIobnMu9!

mir tperben be obias gtlobnnn9 fur irsenb eineu
be oanbfet uber @eropfung beSablen. ben mir nidbt
at Snerita, ben aerneueiten fleinen 2eberpien fl.
riren fbnnen, menn bic 0orfHriften geuau befplst
Satisfaftion al seben. rs Gts Shad3teIn eutbalteu
100 Pillen. 10 Gts SdahteIn entbalten 40 Yillen.
@ts. Sbadbtel entba'ten Is Yilen. Siitet Gnd por
Subftituten nnb Natbabmuu9en. Wirb per goft Der.
iauot. grteimarfen tperhen on9enonlmen. Neretta
Mehiral &c., Gde Clinton uno Sadfon ct. Gbmaao,
81. = gu Derfauen in Der Npotbefe BON r. g. Willer
& Spbn. yetu Ybiabelphia Ghip. A
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-11-29

= 9ie ,Sllinois Staatsaeituna" in
Chicago ioa auf Dem Wese oes 3man9s.
pertaufs 6ffentlih periteigert peroen.
Nuf benz @oneern lalten 1892. 900
S1ulben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-11-29

gpnntcqsstge sipifben nbrihSbiue nnb GIecsIanb
fabren nbThli6 nm 6:26 gprmitto8s unb iHbIi6
NatmittaGs
n. g. GarrsI, General paTenesr.N Net.,
glebelnnb. 9.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-11-29
Spesie4e Naten
nod Dem Melen fur Mnlieoler unb
6eimlud|er.

9idets sipeiter &laie, fir enen Me9 pber fir bic
Hunofabrt merbem jebt ben YeuuiDlpauias2inie,i
au iebr niebri9eu Breiieu uad) Geuper nno onbereu
Ynntten IN Colorado. Wtinueiota, gtortb 9afpta,
Montauo, gpomtu9 ltab, Greson, MaIbingtpu unb
8ritltb Columbia perfauit SIZE Naten uo auberae-
iuDbnlid) nebrig 2elten, bic nit serisen Mns9a-
ben neb bem eien reiien mo!leu, Gcegenbeit su ges
ben, baelbe 5u tbun. gtets fbnueu an iehem 9tens-
tag 9efaut tperbeu alI aGeu Gtationcu ter 8abn.
Sir Ginaelbetten meube non iitb an ben nd1Tieu
Mgenten ber 8abn pber ibreibe an s. &. 0ilipn, 0i=
itrift Raiiasier Agent, Broom 306, Yarf 9nlbing,
Yittsburu 33
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-11-29

= Wart Sipain bat in New Sort
einen @ab-Rutlder lpesen Gabrpreuerei
anaeseiat. 9ie alte @eIhihte = bic
Oumorilten periieber tsinen Spab.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-11-29

QDir lin0 INNER Ngerttn bon
Spbniion unb Mnrpbps ld1nea Mdn.
tler pnpel,. RDmmt lino iebt 0ieIelbex
BEL 8nrrp!s.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-11-29
3erbro6ene 3ieratbe.


Serr Maior ber bernbmte gement.s syabrfant bon
Sem Dorf erfdrt en9e ebr intereiiaute 3batiadeu
betreifs MaiprS Cement.
0ie orpbe euoe meId)e biefen befonnten Mrt,fI ae.
brau6t ipeB ppbl bab er piele bunbert Brpaent bef
Ter it, als anbere Gcmere. fir pelde berielbe @n=
fprud aemabt pirb ater 0iele friIIen nidt fparuni
Sic einfadDe urIade lit haB Iaior Die belten 1e 6e.
fauuten Wlaterialeu gebrandt uTb anoere Tobrifan'
ten bleies uit tbun, neil bieIcben fppeli9 ino nrb
Desbob feinem orpben Yroiit oeitatten. Serr W}apr
ast uns, baB Elm geitanotDell lcnes @cments s3 IS
ndbretb cin GROCER Sbctl bon Ipgenanntcm eeneTt
unb huiigem &eim i'm S:nbel ni9ts teiter iit aIs l6
Gents &eim augenit in WaICr pber Gitronenia
uub III mauden sSGIfn nod gednbert in sSarbe iino
@ernb purd SnaB BON biilt9en rno unnIbcu Tote=
rialien.
Wloiors Gement ,urb su Is unb 25 Gcnts per SlaIde
perfant unb penn en S6nolcr elnen ouberen Mrtlfel
anitatt beiIelbcn gu nerfallfen iud 10 fann )er
siu baB es ietne Gbtbt it, einen grbBeren Srpfit su
MAIDEN.
Ser Yroiit au W1oor's gement lit iopeI oIs Gin
6dnbler on ir9enb enem Genent MAIDEN iollte, uno
bas TIT ooppelt mabr rpeun mont beocHft, oaB Der
SGnoler aud nod burd) 6errn Wtajsrs Inaeigen pro=
ftirt. Giec an5eisen fplten uber $4,000 ben Wtpnat
Gtablirt 1876.
geitebt borauf bab Sbr Naaiprs Cement erbaItet
unb begniet GnG uid)t NIT oem unmabgeblidben &atb
wenn SIR etpas @eId)idlidfeit bcfbt uno Str ,rer.
bet mabr1einltd1 ansfnben, baB Sbr gcItidfter eih
als Sbr geglaubt bobt) 10 fnnnt Sbr Cure Sunni
Id)uGe unb Die Sausdbube elbt repariren ebeniD mi
iraenb eiuen anberen @rtifel BON @nmnt ober 2ebet
nit Wajprs SunlmtsGement pber NtGlors StbersGt
ment Sbr lperbet itauneu. ipte niee &pllars babnr
lpGbreub bes Sabres geipart merben fbnnen.
Wenu Guer NpotDefer bieieu @ement nidbt IieJer'
tann 10 piro eutb ir9eno pelde Sort per 4pft pbrtr
fret 5u9elanbt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-12-14
H. FR|EDLANDER & BRO
Ninth and E. Streets.

No. t. this morning, and went to Mount
Vernon to place a wreath al the tomb of
Gen. Washington. Today a year ago the
Masonic fraternity of this country and del
egates from foreign lands gathered at
Mount Vernon, and with impressive and
solemn ceremonies, commemorated the one
hundredth anniversary of the death of
Washington. Shortly thereafter Fredericks-
burg Lodge. in which Washington was a
member, decided TO place a simple wreath
at the tomb December II of each succeed
ing year. IN this the Alexandria Washing
ton Lodge joined. The ceremonies attend
ing the depOSting Of the tribute were simple
and unO3tentatious.
General Items.
Funeral services over the remains Of
Thomas Taylor, whose death occurred at
his home in Alexandria county Tuesday
evening, took place yesterday afternoon
from Christ Episcopal Church Many
friends and relatives of the deceased at
tended and the interment was made in the
Methodist Protestant cemetery. Rev. Ber-
ryman Green, the pastor, conducted the SER
vices.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Westminster League Of the Second Presby-
terrain Church was held last night. An in
teresting musical and literary program was
rendered and routine business transacted
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-12-14
FREE ZONE FOR BARCELONA.
of an Important Pro.
ject in Spain.

One of the most important reforms that
has been agitated by private industrial en-
terprises throughout Spain bids fair to be
successfully accomplished, according to
United States Consul General Lay at BARGE
Iona in a recent communication to the State
Department. Barcelona has long aspired
to be the first commercial city in the Medi-
terranean. but has had formidable rival
in Marseilles. For the past four years the
latter port has been endeavoring to gain
the concession of a free zone," where for
eign products may be imported and stored
free of duty from the French government.
This move on the part Of the French port,
says Mr.. Lay. has made 1t evident that 1t
behooves Spain to make like grant to
Barcelona. in order that she may keep pace
with her neighboring rival. A commission,
composed of representatives Of various ma
tional interests, was sent to Madrid and OBJ
tanned a promise that free zone should
be granted Barcelona.
The consul general states that, although
the question has practically been decided at
cabinet council, the laws regulating the
working OF the scheme have still to be
framed. II has been decided that ~ tEast
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-12-14
We Alone Themn
.. BAMBERGER g. CO - TEN-TWO r ST
AT AIRS IN ALEXANDRIA
FIRE PRACTICALLY DESTROYS TWO
FRAME DWELLINGS.
Believed to Have Been Set AbIaze by
Observation-Disclosures Against
Jim Crow Law.
Evening Star Bureau.
No. I01 King St.
Bell Tele phone No, los.

Del leit DlpHe NO. lbO,
ALEXANDRIA, Va, December IA, 1900
Fire broke out last night about II 80
O'Clock in an unoccuped frame tenement
house in Braddock alley, bounded by
Henry, Fayette, Cameron and Queen
streets. The flames spread rapidly to the
adjoining building, which was also a frame
Structure This house was occupied by the
family of Thomas Buckley, a carpenter
who, with his wife and five children, were
asleep when the fire started. They We're
with difficulty aroused.
Officers Lyles and Wilkinson were soon
on the scene and aided in conveying the
children to a place of safety. The depart
ment quickly responded and did such excel
lent work that the flames We're prevented
from spreading and the houses were saved
from complete destruction, although their
interior was practically ruined. In an
hours time the fire was extnguished.
Almost all of the furniture and household
belongings of the Buckley family were de-
stroyed. The houses belonged 10 a colored
party named Braddock and the loss is esti-
mated at about $4U0 How the fire started
IS unexplained. 1t Is thought to have been
OF incendiary origin, as people living IN the
neighborhood stated that two persons We're
seen skulking away from the unoccupied
house just before the alarm was given.
Ignored "Jim Crow" Law.
A colored man giving his name as John
Ward, and claiming to hail from New Jer-
sey, was before Mayor Simpson in the po-
lice court this morning, charged with being
drunk and disorderly and offensive to pas
sengers on the $40 southbound train over
the Southern railroad. Shortly before the
train reached here this morning telephone
message was received at the station house
asking for an officer to meet the train.
Lieut.. Smith went 10 the Southern depot
and took Ward into custody. 1t was
charged that he had attempted to ignore
the Jim Crow law,-and had created much
disorder. frightening the ladies in the
cars reserved for white passengers. 1t re-
quired several men TO- land the obstreperous
pas ger at the depot -
W.. told Mayor Simpson that he was
on his way to Madison hcounty, Virginia.
The mayor assessed him $40, which was
paid by Wards wife,, who was his travelling
companion. .,p NJ
Paul Brcwdy was before the court on the
charge of peddlng without a license. He
was discharged upon taking out the neces-
sary papers. gtti
Wreath on WaShfHStOn's Tomb,
Mr.. K. Kemper. representing Alexandria
Washingi Masonieo Lodge. No. %, met a
representation from;Frede ksburg Lodge,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-12-14
Report About the Hancock Denied

The following statement has been posted
at the War Department.:
The United States army transport Ham
cock arrived at San Francisco, Cal, De-
cember 10. 1900, with the remains of eleven
soldiers, ten Of whom died en- route and
one was transferred to the Hancock from
the hospital ship Relief at Nagasaki The
report that LOO remains were brought
over is without foundation, and 1t Is re-
quested that this statement be given the
widest circulation by the press"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-12-14
The President a Slave to Catarrb.

ID. 7. Sample. President Of Samples Installment
Company. Washington. Pa. writes: For years
was afflicted with Chronic Catarrh. Remedies and
treatment Icy SPECIALISTS only gave me temporary
relief un II ! was induced to DIR. Agnew's Ca
"a ihal Powder. 1t gave almost instant relief and
mas proved the good thing In my case
Sold by :. WILLIAMS. 9Th and r sts; ED.
AOND0 q WILMA q a. Pea ava
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-12-14

OF low-lying land between the southern ex-
.lehhity OF barcelona and the river Liobre-
gat along the sea coast. will form the nro-
posed free zone" AS a protection against
the sea. the eastern breakwater of BARGE
iona harbor is to be considerably prolonged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-12-14
Hip Chung Lung & Co.,

ITO Al STREET n w,
importers Of Fancy Goods, SILK Tablecloths Hand
kerchiefs and Fancy .Chinsware. SILK Embroidery
shaMls all sizes and coiors. Finest Imported
Dishes Cups ami Ssucers. OOlong Tea and other
varieties Chinese Flower Lilies.
Lowest price for the quality Of goods.
delOA8ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-12-14

Lulu Golden was today convicted in the
Police Court of stealing IS from George w
Smith. and Judge Kimball sent her to Jail
tor three months.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-08-08
King Oscar Bota mist.

While Oscar II. declared the Palais
des Glaces the most wonderful thing
the Exposition had to show him, he
pronounced the horticultural exhibit
the most interesting. The king adds i
thorough knowledge of botany to his
other accomplishments and has been
devoted to the subject from boyhood.
In the early spring and summer morn
ings he may be often met strolllng
about in the woods outside of Stock
holm, lodging down every now and
again to dig up a root or examine
some specimen. Passers by have only
to catch a glimpse of his costume 90
know what their sovereign Is about.
He always dons for these informal
outings what he calls his "botanizing
regimentals," which consist of gray
ish coat, white knickerbockers, lorg
tan CATERS reaching to his knees and
broad brim Panama hat. Hanging en-
bandouliere IL his specimen basket
much like an ordinary fishing basket
and well equipped with all kinds OF bo
'anical gear.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-08-08

Constantly Keeping at 1t Is the Sc.
cPAf of Republican success. The big
rally that opened the campaign should
be but the beginning Of Republican
meetings held in every hamlet Of the
Islands. Neutrality-suspicious. are
honestly seeking the truth in con-
nection with new political conditions
Don't let them go begging for want OF
activity on the part of Republican
workers.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-08-08

The Advertisers reference to the
municipal experience of the small Cali
fornia town is valuable addition 10
local municipal literature. 1t should
be a warning to the taxpayers of Ho-
nolulu that they should not delay in
preparing an acceptable charter for
presentation to the Legislature. Legis-
lative bodies are prone TO make seri-
GUS errors when the people are indiffer-
ent to the form of government given
them.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-08-08

Property owners can i'll afford to de-
lay public Improvements by raising the
barriers of private claims before the
progressive march of the Public
Works department. The people paying
damages for private improvements is a
policy that will find small favor IN
the rank and file of taxpayers or the
officials who represent them.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-08-08

Had Judge Humphreys requested his
critics to deliver the charge to the
grand jury, it would doubtless beel
crowded with personalities to the utter
Punishment Of a plain statement Of the
duties of the jurors. In citing exam
pies of the work set before the grand
jury, the judge neither accused nor
defended any department or indivi'
dual. Perhaps it would have been more
in keeping with old customs had he
Informed the jurors that they had or
ganized and told them TO go about
their business,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-08-08

When theorizers learn that It is the
duty of every American voter to be I
politician and take an active interest
in public affairs. they will be well on
the way to a full appreciation Of the
duties devolving upon every citizen
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-08-08

The Independent now claims that
the criticism Of Col. Parker appea red
in the New York Tribune. 1t is now
up to our contemporary to prove that
the article was printed by any paper
other than the Independent.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-08-08

Honest Republicanism bespeaks pro-
gress and constant regard for the in .
terests of the people. Glass legis!a-
ton and rule of the majority by an as
sumedly superior minority finds its
source in the acts OF Democrats and
Observation-Disclosures
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-08-08

Had opponents Of municipal rule liv-
ed in Lincoln's day they would doubt
less have said what's the use freeing
the slaves, they can get along all right
as thnN are
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-08-08

Independents or Liberals have only
to study the history of the Mugwump
movement in the States. to learn that
political activity in opposition to the
regular American parties is devoid Of
any good results.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-08-08

Before charging the advocates Of
municipal organization with being job
chasers 1t would be well for the oppon-
ents of American progress to figure up
how large representation they have
in the ranks of territorial Office hold
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-08-08
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

Stockholders are hereby notified that the
reimbursement of per cent or TWO and
one'half dollars per share on the CAPITAL
Stock Of THE INTER ISLAND TELE-
GRAPH CO., LTD, Is due and PAYABLE
July Ist, at the office of the Undersigned,
All Fort street. ]. H. FISHER.
Aetg;; Treas; Inter Island Telegraph Co.,
Limited.
Honolulu, June !, 1000. Isso
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-08-08

Laugh and grow fat! The best advice
Philosophers declare 1t!
Already fat? In that event,
Why, simply grin and bear It!
Detroit Journal.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-08-08

The Council of State passed an ap.
preparation for the construction Of an
emergency hospital. What has become
pf 10
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-08-08

What's the use? This is an ideal
war cry-for Mugwumps.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-08-08

First of all the primaries were
carried by fraud.-Advertiser.
All of which is an artistic lie, unless
our esteemed contemporary refers to q
primary AFFAIR in which one OF its can
didates was leading manipulation.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-08-08

Have you ever read the article on
how to tell bad egg?"
mo, haven't; but my advice would
be, If you have anything important to
tell bad egge, why break II gently"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-08-08
SPECIAL NOTICE
TO
OIaa Sugar Go.
ASSeSSabIS
Stockholders.

BY ORDER OF TIE DIRECTORS
Notice Is hereby given that the 18th AS
Sessment heretofore advertised as of 10 per
cent due and payable on the and of August
has been reduced to "a per cent or so cents
per share, due ano payable from the 10th
day of August, 1000, and delinquent Octo'
Der 10th, 1900, penalty of l per cent per
month from Sept. 10Th, 1900.
J. P. COOKE,
Treasurer Olaa Sugar Co
Honolulu, August Ist, 1900. 1000 Isl