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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-12-25
0ermiidte te[earupbiide Sepeiden

- Sin in Der Yldtten9ld5@6dbrtt
3u &ofpmo, SnD., eingetretene Gas
@rplo5ion t0btete 3a9ariab Chapman
unb perIebte me9rere anOere PerIonen.
- Nnoretp Carnegie bat Der StdOt
Nfron, ., $4,000 fir cine 8iblioz
t6ef angeboten, unter Der 8%ebingung,
baB bic 5tabt aGd6rli4 $1,000 fir
ibren unter6alt ~perausgd6t. Die 81
ferte ptrb pa9ri4etnlt4 angenommen
nerDen.
- Sin eleftrif6er Maggon Der
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS in San 5ranz
cisco ent3og fi6 am Montag A6enb
auf elmer 1teilen Strede bes 9eleiies
Der Gontrole, entgleiIte unb 3eri4elte
an einem Selegrapbenpfa6l. Mar9
g6elan blie6 allf Der SteQe tobt un0
neln anbere Yerionen erlitten f4pere
9erleBungen.
- Sn etnem 9oIpital in 8bilabelz
p6ia erlag Mr9t6alb 8ilftQon, Elm
3uferpflon3er aus S6onolulu, einem
59dbel6ru9, fpel6en er ii9 bltr4 eli
men 9tur3 BON einem StraBenbo6n=
8aqgon 3uge3ogen bate. 8ilfiaon
mar aus 96ilabelpbia gebiirtig, bate
81 Sabre in 9onplulu gepo6nt unb
bate mad Wei6na4ten audi bortbtn
3uriidfe6ren pollen.
Sn 6ertimer, N.zY., brannten
an Der MainezS traBe bier groBe 9ol3z
qe6dube, Der Monroe : 8lod, bas
56eQz, bas Surnerz uno oas Mtlz
ltamsz@ ebGuoe a6, in benen it6 berz
fdiebene 8eI9Gftslotale unb 8iireuur
befan0en. Ser S9aben belGuft ii4
uuf $4,000, pel6em nur cine 8eriiz
6erunq BON $4,000 gegeniiber itebt.
9us 6euer brad in 8. 6re14er's
S6ubge16dft aus.
- Sn Concord, Maf., 1T i'm 80.
Qe6ensia6re Der 6erborragenbeS 6rtft5
teller uno 0i4ter Wiqiam GGerp
Gbanning g%eftorben, bur6 ben, gez
meinfam nit Sboreuu, 6apt6orne II.
@merion, Concord als 9eimatb be-
rii6mter 4utoren einen gefeierten Ndz
men erldngt bat. G6anning Ainterz
lGBt neben ieinen georudten Werten
3a6lrei6e Manuifripte.
= Sir bic n5armers' Mutual Sail
Snfurance Company" in &unfus~Gitn,
M}p., lit elm Curator eingeieBt tporoen.
Oer 3ufammen6ru4 Der 9eieGi4aft
tpurbe bur9 groBe @erluIte in Golo@
ruoo unb 5iibz0 afota 6e~rbeigefii6rt.
= Sn Mioblesboro, 3d., bat GAaS.
8reIton, na9bem Elm fleines WtGo6en,
HamenS Settle Marion, pel4es er gu
elmer 56littenpurtie auf Dem Potpeaz
Rtper eingelaben bate, bur6 bas Sis
qe6ro9en unb e~rtrunfen mar, i'm
6aufe Der Wfutter Der 8erungliidten
@elbItmorb begdngen.
Sn @aginutp, N&i4., i4oB it9
Dor benz 5piegel Der 65zidbrtge 8irtb
@ntbonp s. StolOl cine 8ugd bur4
ben Ropf unb Itarb augenblidlt4. gr
bate felt 20 Sa6ren an AIt6ma gelitz
ten unb beging Die Shat, UNI BON iei@
men 2eiben erlDit 81 perDen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-12-25
Refrnten nnf Nnnila.

goIumbus, Obio, "a. DEG. =
Sin Oetaaement BON 453 aetruten
init ponitdnoiger an5abl Offi5iere 1T
inter Dem COMMANDO bes Gupttdns
Summing bom Is. Snfanterie : Regiz
msnt aus Der Rieiigen 8unbes : adz
5erne na6 ben p6ilippinen a6gegan@
osn, OieIelben tperoen am 10. Suz
mar pom Gan 5ranaisco na4 Maz
Mia abfaArer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-12-25

rt19en 8ot14aft in Gpnoon u1ter'm
6. DECEMBER cine Qbi9rift bes 8rte<
fes er6alten, pel9er bemielben bon
benz englii9en Q~uspdrtigen Qmte9ez
treffs Der guBpori4riften fir Glib
4frtta 3ugegdngen lit. 2oro 2anos>
BONNIE 6ebt in ieinem S9reiben be-
ion0ers ben pierten p%dragrap6en berz
bor, in pel6em es beiBt: rl1ntert6az
men frember Md6te, pel9e aus eng
lif4en Soften mad Sioufrifa reiIen
tpoQen, t0nner etnen PaB auF @mz
pfeblung Der biplomatti9 den 9ertreter
i6res 2anoes in 2onbon erbalten."
Sober 4pplifant mllB ferner ben Sc
tpeis erbringen, baB er gum Winoez
item 100 Pfp. Sterling 1886 hiibt
ooer cine SteIung befleioet, um lid
BEL ieiner 4nfunft in Sii0afritd ielbit
er9alten gu fDnnen. 5erner muB er
nd9peiien, buB Der 3ped ieinerReiie
Elm gutter lit unb baB er ni6t aus ietz
mem 6eimatblano beportirt oDer als
rpauper" ausgepieien puroe. Der
56luBpardgrdp6 Ser pabOorI4rifz
ten lautet:
n0iefe gGfe geitatten ben 8eiiz
germ mn bic 2anoung in Siioafrifa
url0 ge6en feline 9arantie oafir, 0dB
man ibnen bic Weiterreile ms Snz
mere bes 2anbes geItatten tpirb. aae
9ieienigen, pel9e 2ebtere5 beabii4tiz
gen, miifsn ii6 in tbrem Nusi4ifz
fungs6afen cine ipe3iele grlaubniB
ertpirten. Golden lei es uls 8arz
nung geiagt, baB mod Sdufenbe BON
Peripnen in ben 9afenorten auf cine
8elegenbeit i~parten, nu6 i6rer Set
matb i'm Snnern SiiOafrita's hetmz
febren gu tOnnen, uno baB bieIelben
natiirli4 5uert beriidIidtigt perOen
miiKen."
Die 3e9te ameritant6 der
Qbppttpbiirger in
Der Sirfei.
9aS Stats : Oepartement beItdz
tigt ben 8eri9t, bab @eiddftstrdger
Spencer Gbbb nit Der pforte in I'm
terbanblungen ftebt 8etreffs Der in
4usii6t genommenen Nuspeiiung
naturaliiirter amertfanii6er 8iirger
aus Der Siirtet, fans oiefelben ni6t
ben Ser. Staaten bic Sreue d6i6n0=
rem. 9a 5tpiI9en ben Ser. Staaten
unb Der Strict fein Naturaliiattonsz
8ertrag beItebt, 10 bat unfere 9fegtez
rung ni9t bic Nutoritdt, gu @unten
bteier naturuliIirten 8iirger, fans
bie5elben aus Der Siirtei dusgetpieien
fperben, gu interpeniren. S~ebenfaQs
ptrb uniere 3egterung barauf bette
ben, baB ben Nusgepieienen cine ldnz
gere Jriit gegeben pirb, I'm oie0Grte
Der Quspeiiung 70 Dtel pie mDglt4
8u mtlDern.
american Economic u D.
citation.
Sn ben Sagen bonn 27. big gum
80. 9e5ember finbet bier Die 14.Sabz
resperIammlung Der Nmertcan @cpz
nomtc 4ifociatton itutt, BET pel3er
Elm ~itarter 8efu9 erpartet pirb. 9rdz
iibent Der 8ereinigung 1T gegenpGrz
fig Ri9arb 3. Sin unb als8icezPrGz
itbenten fungiren Sbeo. Marburg,S.
-W Soplnr uno Sn3n s. 94pab.S n
@ortrdgen nirb cine grpbe 4n3ubl
tptHeni4uftli4er &apitel BON 5u6z
leuten in Der interefanteiten Weiie
be1pro9en urb in Der Regel bana9
audi nod einge6enb bistutirt perben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-12-25
WrlSknOunatn nab ptutfdlanS.

"a Gents pro Mari unb gof.esbabr. Wsiba
na6tsz8adett mad alien 9btilsu bon SeutfblaRo
csianot. S&iffstarten bon unS mad EUROPA Aber
Baltimore ootr 9tiusgorf. Stuti5ts ano aabes
res ausllnbii6eg Gelo ostauft unp ~psrtauit.
Ms5isl uHo GreDits8ritfe.
Sbep. 8. Siener 81 &c.,
Gr. AIS. 4Gtsrs, Raps GapsStrabs.
Q2l, 5TRti a&Sa
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-12-25

10 pirb &upner nieberum als He4tsz
beiitanb 99leb's bic n0t6igen S4ritte
einleiten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-12-25
Nus 9eutl6lano.
Sic SarmfaOter Gbeideionng.
Gr=GruRbcrsu9in fpl1 ftb bcrcitS
einen Gemabl anSge=
tpGblt BADEN.

Ginige 9eFerung in Der Gage Der
beutiden Snbuitrie, - 0as Sd
pitol tpu9t iih uGmG6Iid pieoer
aus benz 8erited berpor, -Sd4z
iiIde @e6er erbulten pieoer Or
belt. - Sine 6riit fir @ene8ueIo.
No4 INNER 9OFfnung ouf
frieOlide o6iung Der @treitfro9e.
@eitere Gin5elnbeiten Der
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1901-10-31
HEAL I'll ANMUN|T TON,
You Want The Best.
Your Physician aims to

Your Physician aims to
put all his knowledge, ex-
perience and skill into the
prescription he writes. 1t is
an order for a combination
of remedies which your case
requires. He cannot rely on
the result unless the ingre-
dents are pure and reliable
and properly compounded.
Be fair to your doctor and
to yourself by bringing your
prescriptions here. They'll
DE compounded only by reg
istered pharmacists, who are
aided by the largest stock Of
drugs in this part of the
State, everything OF the fin
est quality that money can
buy on experience select.
\ | PJTE6W4T M0u00ey
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1901-10-31
The Vanity of Men.

VANITY, vanity, all is vanity y
saith the preacher. Which is usual
ly interpreted to mean. "All wo-
men are vanity" In poin; of fact,
the observant are agreed that there
is no sex in vanity, more than in
mind. An elevator attendant not
s. long ago glanced disgnstedly at
man who during long trip up ten
or more stories occupied the entire
time Ut the mirror. He curled the
ends of his mustache, arranged his
tie, adjusted his hat at more be-
coming angle and was altogether
so absorbed that he was carried be-
yond his destination and had to
walk down flight Of stairs
Said the elevator man to woman
in the ear: "They say that wo-
man can't go by Il looking glass
without looking at herself, but as
far as can see she din't in it with
The men a woman never gets
chance to look III that glass, for the
men keep 1t busy all the time
The man who carries a tiny comb
or brush in his pocket for use in
public places issby no means excep-
tional: He may be seen on the
cable cars, the 'L'' and in eleva-
k2rs brushing his mustache and eye
with as much care as a wo-
give to the arrangement
front locks blow. into
Awind, OF course
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-06
Good AdyIcc 70 Young Mothers.

II Is often serious detail to find q
quiet amusement that viii keep little
invalid happy and contcnted, It is espe-
cially difficult TO amuse a conyalcscent
child who Is naturally active and rest
less and who requires quiet and rest for
rapid recovery. For the little ones who
are too young for the enjoyment OF
book or who are not allowed 90 strain
the eyes by looking at bright pictures
amusement may be furnished by the
Manufacture Of animals Make little
turtles Of large raisins with cloves
stuck In for feet hands and tail. TITO
make such a turtle llatten large
raisin, stick Glove with the blossom
on ipone end for the head. remove the
bud from four cloves and stick them
at the four corners for feet. and cut the
end off Of one Glove to'make the tail.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-06

new tailor gowns in dark blue had a
yes, IN pale blue almost white down
each edge Of which was am inch border
OF French knots in black. u was "A
dainty finish and gave an afr Of dis
tinction at once to the quiet little cos
tune
ON neckwear II Is omnipresent and
as 1t Is bin Of work any clever girl
can do for herself one can make some
very pretty pieces uf neck dXings at
home one such that is now being
fashioned by gin 20 wear with her
summer gown is In white taffota. The
stock Is laid In folds 20 within about an
inch OF the top This Is stitched In
three rows In Hight blue silk. and the
space between filled IN with French
knots In light blue a narrow white
silk braid marks the division between
the folded part Of the stock and the
embroidered and stitched band at the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-06

A stll more fascinating process Of
manufacture can be enjoyed from firm
apples or white potatoes. as there Is a
chance for allowing the Imagination
full sway. a knife and wcll-Nashed
potatoes VIII afford amusement for
many hours when combined With box
OF toothpioks. The potatoes may be cut
In slices and from these slices an sorts
Of animals fashioned. using long and
short lengths Of toothpicks for feet and
tails. and for the legs the toothpicks
may be partly broken and bent into
natural-lookng shapes and still re-
main firm enough to support the small
potato animal.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-06

l25p Around The bottom Is softly fold.
gl white taheta ribbon knotted IN a
,19,.N,.ln-hdnd I'M front This rlbbon 10
uN'N.so given three rows of stitching oo
s', edge with tho French Knots ,yorkoa
p.l"'en' \ pretty finish OF lace lie g.Ven
l .n.e ends IT is real drcssy lttle iahnt
gilu Nl'hal easily made and ineypeDs'vs
lht oiue can Doe replaced by gold ~ are
wants tnls fashionable touch on blacF
ana IN either ease q modIsh mock G dyine,,
results ''eN uAlilB
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-06

,,,, Ns.ulen often cry not from pain
o ou. rom munger although fed abund'
t LILY Ihe trouble arises from mani
uoh' their food is nor asslmilatad Inn,
v w., , 1utel 10y worms A few doses M
a W ~ IE , CREAM FERMIFUGE viii
destroy the worms, when the children
W. WIN begin TO thrive at once. price
% cents. h. c. NJ. /. 1'''T
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-06
Toilet Waters, Per.
fumery, Mirrors.

Happens Violet Toilet water. Ely
sian and Florida Toilet Water. regu-
larry priced 25c, 3Oc and 35c a bottle.
Monday, Tuesday We'd 10c
nesday, choice Of any e. =. ...... LVe
Pinaud's Roman Violet Toilet water
considered the finest made and very
choice. sells for Si.oO a bottle. Mon
day, Tuesday. Wednes- hsr
uay'.'''. '' '..' ''- 80. go. go. WV
Colgates concentrated Italian Violet.
OpoponaX and Jocky Club perfumes.
sell for zoe an ounce. Mon 1lc
Hand Mirrors with ebenold backs.
good quality Of glass. sJc regular,
Monday, Tuesday, Wednes- DO
oay....-s.. .sss.ss,.. .s......... -hs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-06
ISilk Waist Lengths, $780,
Fabric Waist Lengths, 75C.

40 WOMAN known to have too many waists
ore-in conjunction of with anxiety clean
every bit goods that of
having up for this sale almost entire newest
Wastng and priced them at te of their ghtfu
Some of the kinds will make just the needed waists
ngs until far into the fall the Others silks seaonabe always
spring. fall winter Do little figuring solve
yourself the economy of buying.
Waist Silks, every one brought out % M
for this any that sold under $l.25, with wv II
so ST. rs yard kinds included Monday and IN II
the week, entire waist Of YAIOO
Waist Lengths freshly cut from French Chalies VT
Grenadines Bastes others that sold for SOC " ono
and 75c yard Monday and the week. enough for fl KIN
any waist " OLUs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-06

The Vogue Of the Frenh Knot.
The French knot holds up rs tiny
head IN realms sartorial as proudly as
ever this season, one OF the seasons
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-06
SOC
CushionTOps,
SiIkOIeen.
.:..,,............,.s...

Black canvas cushion covers. top and
bottom pieces. stamped in various de-
signs Tor outlining OF solid embr0id-
Cry. make up very attuct.voly Mon.
day and he week the SjC kinds for
,oc the i0c 1Sr
ones. ... ... .,.... .t.... .....,.. NV
Nine different patterns of sllkoleen,
mostly floral effects. for dwper.cs.
cushion coverings. &C., in- ne
stead 0f l5c NIri. .. .... o., hON
Color,d cotton cords for finishing
cushions lie and Use a I1lc
yard regular. .... ... ... ...... Il ~
Quaint japanese ucals. used for or
rameut Ur match safes. --C &c
reCuIlr This week.. ...... .. lON
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-06

,,,est Of Mr. and Mrs. George w Lar
kin, Jr -.
Misses Louise poery aud Mary iiar-
.,nnion and Charles Harrington OF og-
~ ~ went 10 salt Lake Tuesday To at
.end The wedding Of Miss Lyle Young
and Dr. Gates
= r. Thorstensen manager OF the
o,den Woollen Mills, returned TUESDAY
srom an extended business trip through
.sn southern part of the state.
NV
Mrs palsy Orahood, OF Sacramento
california, Is visiting IN Ogden WIN
w.. mother. Mrs. A. b, Sheperd,
~
MISC Ethel Chase and John Wllliains,
Nth popular young people of TINS Guy
,.sra married Wednesday by Justpe
parker j. Han
Miss Hunter, of Salt Lake, was VISIT
,,r IN ogden this week the guest Oh u
e Richards and family,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-06
GirdIe Corsets soc


The girdle corset Ia positively essen
tial FOR small or slender figures, and
this is news Of some here thai are par
ticularly worthy for the price Made
OF very light summer sateen In shades
OF pale blue, pink, white, black and
drab, nicely finished top and bottom
with lace and narrow ribbon; sic
sizes Is 20 ~, 90. 90. ,,..'.,s.',,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-06
WOmen's Fabric
Gloves.
,.,,.-,-,,,,.,-,...,....,..,-.-,....,..,.,,.,-;.

Fabric gloves have been particularly
saleable this season women have
learned 10 like them not only because
cooler than Kid but when sollcd or per-
spiratlon stained a little soap and water
IS an eflectual antidote. We aTo clearing
away summer things So
a fine lot Of sued isle thread gloves
in an sizes Of white and black with
four pearl clasps, instead Of sc a pair
S No9day and ,i the SOC
Some Isle thread gloves In slate color
S Ss5. 9 IS si as', ''a to ~ that SOC
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-06
Boys Knee Trous-
erS soc.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,

Trousers that will stand the rough
treatment they are likely 10 get from
@ healthy sturdy boy. At least we
bought them with that recommended
ton. Made Of all wool heavy tweeds.
siouily swed. patent belts. For boys
y y5 l9ur 10 10. sixteen .'. Pc. SOC
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-06
Combs, Hat Pins,
Belts.

A collection Of good dressing combs
odd lots Of different kinds. originally
sold for i5c up to S0c each. nc
while they last. =. .. o.. .... .lUC
Hat pins with different stone set
tings. a variety Of designs. sold for 25c
each, Monday, Tuesday. Wednesday,
lie. and a lot OF fancy hat O.
pins reduced from l5c to-. Ol
Black beauty pins. three in set. IN.
stead OF ioc 4.
card...,.,., ....... .......... ..,.., w
Fancy belts Of velvet and figured
sllk with gold trimming. reduced from
CSC and &c each 1-r
'N.''''''' ''''''ss' .s..s,,,...., Wv
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-06

The program committee OF the Gem
eral federation Is completed. and stands
as follows Mrs. J., Il. Pridy, Wichita.
kaSf chairman Mrs. ID. T $ Dennison
New York. vice chairman Mrs. Il. T.
Wiles Chicago; Mrs. A. d. West, Som
erylle. Mass.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-02-16
THE DRUG PURCHASES.

When the Board of Health wants a
cord of wood, or bolt of linen, or a
side of beef, it advertises for tenders;
but when it wants drugs or patent rat
poison or anything of that kind, it for
gets all about tenders and gives the
contract to a firm represented by one
of it's own members. This it has been
doing for long time and the fact not
only dissatisfies other Honolulu drug
men but it dissatisfies the taxpayers
who have to foot the bills.
That the firm in question sells gco.i
drugs we do not doubt It's standing
in Mr.. Shorey's late report was very
fair indeed; but whether it sells drugs
to the Board as cheaply as other repu-
table firms would do If they had the
chance, is a matter which can only be
decided by competitive bidding. Ten
ders should be asked for all drugs sup
Piled to the Board of Health. That is
straight business-as straight as the
other sort Is crooked.
The Board Of Health has brought
down more abuses from the days of the
monarchy than any other department
of the public service. The lax disci-
pline at Molokai so far as the inter
mingiing of the clean and unclean was
concerned. lasted until the recent ex-
posture in these columns of the dan
ger. The easygoing inspection sys-
tenn In the Honolulu filth belt was con-
tinued until the pestilence Of last year
pestilence for which the Board, as we
said at the time. was largely RESPONSE
BILE. Now comes the favoritiSm in the
matter of drugs. Nothing was COM
moner than official favoritism under
the monarchy and many were the scan
dals that came Of it. Most Govern
mental bureaus have long since taken
warning. But the Board of Health has
not seen fit, in Its own case, to abate
the practice, of which buying drugs
from one of It's own members, without
inviting or permitting competition, is
an example
In many respects the Advertiser adj
mires the present organization of the
Board. 1t has shown more life and
vim than has been customary for many
years except during the two plaques.
There have been signs of an earnest
desire to effect useful reforms But we
submit that reforms, like charity,
ought to begin at home.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-02-16
HOW TO GAIN FLESH

Persons have been known to
gain a pound a day by taking
an ounce of SCOTS emulsion.
1t is strange, but it often
happens.
Somehow, the ounce pro-
duces the pound; it seems to
start the digestive machinery
going properly, SO that the
patient is able to digest and
absorb his ordinary food, which
he could not do before, and
that is the way the gain is made.
A certain amount of heshis
necessary for health; if you
have not got it you can get it
by taking SCOTS Emulsion.
You Will tlnd it just as use
tut IN summer as in winter, and
if you are thriving upon it don't
stop because the weather is
warm.
If you have not tried it. send for free sample
its agreeable taste will surprise you
SCOTT * BOVINE, Chemists.
4oo-4Is Pearl Street, New York
soc. and sroo all druggists.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-02-16
A CHANCE FOR GOOD MEN.

1t is time for the solid and public
spirited people of this city to awake
from their lethargy and consider the
duty they owe to good government
The standards of public morality have
been gradually but surely lowered
since the arrival, drawn hither by pres
ent and future prosperity, of the adven-
turers and carpet-baggers whom such
conditions always attract These men
nave been very active. and would have
run things with high hand If SeWau
mad become Governor; and they are the
ones who are loudest in their demands
for municipal systems They have
brought us an undignified and sensa-
tional judiciary, self-cocking yellow
Journalism, political machines, rings
and extravaganza and the prospect of
scandalous NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. If they
get the chance to apply 1t. In fact the
old political features of the monarchy
are coming In again with a rabble of
played-out Mainland politicians whose
antecedents are generally bad, behind
them. ~--$I
The remedy for all this is the vigil
ance and united effort of men who have
everything to lose and nothing to gain
ny Udd l1du tucIC UetIl
the right kind Of public movement
last summer the Circuit Courts would
now be in better hands. But even vir-
tue gets lazy in the tropics. and 1t Is
a great sight lazier everywhere than
is vice and self-asserting humbug.
What Hawaii needs more than any
thing else politically Is a Good Citizen
ship organization such as Bishop Pot
ter has formed in New York; one that
shall aim. not only to keep the city on
a plane of reasonable morality, but to
defeat all attempts to put scalawags
in office. There Is q nucleus for such a
society but 1t Is not broad enough in It's
aims nor assertive enough in its work.
As things are. about the only active,
year-in-and-year-out crusader against
gamblers. lead-pipe cinches, lax admin
istration, school book jobbery, politi-
cal machines, degradation of courts,
milk swindlers and tax-raising conspir-
acies and the like Is the Advertiser,
and occasionally, In spite of fair run
Of success In its endeavors and a stead
ily increasing circulation. the old paper
gets lonesome. ~ =
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-02-16

The estimate which Circuit Judge
humphreys puts upon the crime of
murderous assault, when the accused
man happens to be his own friend and
employe, is shown in his fixing the Gill
pan pond at $500. That he did this and
tnen accepted his brother-in-law as
surety shows how well he has learned
the Arizona code of judicial propriety
and how little he knows about any civ
lllzed code. No wonder he said "the
territory of Arizona" by mistake when
ne was setting his bench example Of
fayoritism.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-02-16

We present today likeness OF the
melancholy Mr.. Nation, coupled with
an appropriate sentiment from his lips.
Mr. Nation had evidently served as an
understudy for a saloon window during
the time of Mrs. Nations apprentice
ship. His scars are honorable, how
ever, and he bears them with the resig-
nation which BELTS the husband of a
muscular matron who has made it her
life work to see that things should
come his way.