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The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-22
for Effectiveness

You must your how much your goods are
going to cost without price is like meat
salt-t will do you good. How can you put
prices YOU doing strictly retail bust
ness? You competitors; you have TO change your
prices meet theirs and TO meet other ext
gences price will kill the effective
ness OF booklet where you? Your advertisement
in newspaper be changed many times as you de-
strn Ynnn an unto-iate
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-22
Roma win Not Come.

1t is reported that the steamer
Roma. recently purchased by James
Jerome OF San Francisco for use in
transporting oil from here TO Hawaii
an ports. viii not be brought around
from New York as was at first in
tended. but win ply in the oil trade
on the Eastern coast
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-06
CHOSE FUTURE ASSOCIATES

Father GcudIreou. th, priest who was constantly wih OEusn Che Dawson rlrI.r.r. up to One time Che latter POO N- ...u..g assaulted b.s reverend person. rc- ..rt, delivered sermon iu Dawson iu which he reviewed Che oHr.eu case and I.m.nted th, fact thlt ourien would nat lec.rt tbc tmcuorti"n ot fate made f. fr. church whereby he could. by ac- ..at.ne Christ at tbc lst moment. avail
 ...I .f happiness hsrcsfter.
 rh.n Iuuk.ue uut oyrr Che congregation tn. r.t.rnJ father announced that ii man. I.I uut mend th,ir ways they would meet D.Uri.u u thc realms of torment
 Tho art chat OErcn didn't want Co b, ..i,..I showed rood spirit on his part .1 r.t v1uura to trouhle thc better class .I r..nI. vIIu h.s presence .n Che here .r.r II. mlJe mistake. however for nineteenth. of Che Christian people would .. ...u mlurIr with hum as with Harry u.rUurI rbeodorc uuunt or Nori- .rr.m ls lu th.sr murirrers died with rh.r s.u. fora,,n and religion in their souls and win move iu thr better circles .f tHU other world
 Probably OHreu dld really repent and v.. .h.I to abs.ut himself from hts other brother murIersrs and thouelt th' surcs' Way was lay goIue tu heil
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-06
HAPPINESS AND RICHES

Life m Che Kloudikc suggests Che idea of wealth. thus introducing Che query does wealth bring happiucss' Natures laws ou thc subject of wealth arc said Co be incNurlblc They may he summed up m Che one phrase. Thus far and no further" The wise man is hc who knows when thc limit has been reached
 Iu Che race for wealth everything is sacrificed Mans better nature lH sup- pressed. his honor stained, his Ideals for gotten. his human Nmpathics dullcd Everything must give place Co Che ace guIsItion of money ls wealth worth thc price paid for t2 This is serious ques- tIou and who can answer it' Instances have multiplied in Che Hloudikc which go Co prove that men win stop at nothing to achieve their object. if wealth he Che prize. If Che hidden history of Che own crshlp of much of thc property of high value could bc written. if it were known who participates in the profits of this or that transaction. quietly. secretly and Wronrfmy. then would it bo better un- lerstood what a blighting influence on mems minds ls Che result of striving for wealth.
 The latest instance we have is that ot O Bri,u. who laid hts plans Co get wealth and ruthlcssly put from his path any thing or anybody th1t happened Co stand in his way. even Co Che taking of human ufr Living in an atmosphere of money. it is natural Go give greater heed Go it than if our lives were passed amid less sorld surroundings. The amount of wealth gained in this country is enormous and yct thc few who possess it now arc altogether out of proportion Go Che mum ber who at one time and another have accumulated big fortunes Have these fortunes brought happiness? No almost without exception Che usc Co which this wealth was put was Che operating cause of its ultimate loss. and if lt brought Co its pnssessor anything it was r'morsc. disappointment and unhappIncss.
 ls thcrc no limit Co thc cupidity of man' Tho more hc has Che more hc appears Go crave Everyone likes Go make money.
 f only for Che comforts it can procure. but ii Che making of t involves Che sac rGcc of tbc noblcr parts of mans na- turr. and entails more discomfors than It vW repay. where .s Che gaine True happiness .s not Go bc found in thc oc- luIsItinu of great wealth. A competency with coutcutmout is more desirable than great wealth and anxiety. In D mining country every man seeks thc prize. and lu cannot bc equally fortunate some must losc. and they meet with scaut sym plthy There arc more desirable things than riches We arc Fomewhat blinded by Che glitter and gnmour of gold and Jo uot see them clearly. Love. happiness and coutcntmcut arc congcnial compan. .ous. any one and ou of them together hare possible without great wealth. and either of them is more Go br desired than great riches Dawson News.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-06

and on their own merits. AS rule. they must earn an they get
 The Republican party has Indeed helped some people Rockefeller. Morgan. Quay and even Uncle Les shaw. but Che average man nnds hIs opportunity or makes u. and is not bcholden Co any political party for iI
 10 would bc a sad condition of affairs Indeed If Che average worker of thiscoun. try had Co depend on party. even Che Republican party. for work or wages
 Old Uncle les Shaw should hovc lived and dicd-somc co years ago; or should connnc hls remarks Co some hackwoods grocery bench.
 The Republican party has been very useful and In some respects on admir- able and even grand old' political agent in this country; We needed it and it has done certain good service. hut iI doesn't nnd work for men or help them Co get better wages. tattcrly, u pru tccts Che ulu-mlllonoirc very we'll. bu. Che average workingman has Co rustic for himself. and be would hc foolish Ca depend upon any political party even Che grand and glorious old Republican party Portland Telegram.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-06
HAPPY CANADA

Wh emeuarIy mistaken zeal some writers and occasionally preachers au never h1rr.r bau when thcy p.cuo D.ulJl .. a b'.sscd haven of hlrpt homes. where law and oulcr 1rr oh served ta 70 degree not noticeable m t.. United states. and whore hvorc !. practically unknown. X recent ryp"r of tu. Canadian Minister of Justice says .rh.r. Is ra official publication "t di ..r..s elrt.I b, thc Parliament ot Can .UI. but I rei,reuer Goo thc statutes Hh'Ws tn.t .r I,aa four JIvorc,s Wrrc rr,nt.j .uI Chat In ia,' i've wrrr granted This however, does uot mcIudr diyorces Trwt .J by divorce courts u the maritime pro. .,n..-. of which th,rc lr. uo statistic u on. Apartments
 usuuy C1mI' Just to think of it un.r a.e dvorces m C1u1d1 sNcui,n th. maritime provinces for ths Wh"t .I H.t N.lr CutiDs Uf divorce state thlt U .s unusually dimeIlt to "httr . IIluro. m Canada husbands lui Wiv." uur th.ir common difference. lui u.tr rIe m tHlt nvored nHd since they .v.r. tn tIk. each other at 0Ic mtrriar altar mm death r1ued them. and th'' know tHlt tB.t cannot appeal t' di ..r.. court to br.lk martial bonds Cha. H...m. hateful Therefor. tbcy h,s 'f ..tn.r come veal ur come woo.
 Et hIt pretty picuu. of d'm"sri .....t.. .n Clu1JI .., mot 70 correct ou, 10 l... uof stand tb. s,1r,hliEht of in uur uu.Ulnl. and wives n Cnnada U.. tha.. or other lands. have their fam Ur tI.eaJ..s whom hearts lrc broken aua H.uu.u... tIn.-Urs Vet these g"Ud Ca uaIsu. Ju obtain Jitorcrs from e3cl .rU.r.lut rat n CanldI They ret di .or..i u th. United States. and uncou ..i.u.Ir h.In to swell our divorce returns Tb.u Canadians n Cauad1 sly Thor t.uh.. American dIvorD,s'
 An. ... who U.. lived u Canada for l r.lr ur tuu cannot hut br stuok With tI. number of .sres widows who hlv. husband. u thr states. 1ud hurhiud who's. vI.,. Ir. tlEIsIN stated to m .H.n... tle harJrr A great many uI tU. tn..ut or.e lr. thosr who have oh f.u.I U..r..e that lu. only lr1i on America Therefor. thsl continue to liy, N...' ..' ....."..'. NI'' '.. arrested should they dJrr rturn to th. HnI .. tH.ir birth Lately. when mar t..I ...nI. II.ier.,J u Ontario. thr Oif. .III.uN disappeared aud next month -h. vr.t. from Michieln that she was ,u fUs -t.t.. f. e.t H divorce.
 Iu Ni.h-tn anI r.uusyIvuuit l great many Canadians Ive who have hecom, .Ur.n. uf tH. great Republic and wh. Htr. dissolved hateful t,s from mora. .su.rs thuu.b thc medium of Nmerclr I.sor.. rourt. N.D few of tho Cana dian I...r.. colony reside of lt. yra.s m Sow York et1te. on account of tb. uu.It-aet.r. divorce law there whi,r .nE eruts divorce for one cause. To day m CuulHl-tne land where there t practically un JIyoree-mis wiyo. ut. apart from husbands and husbands U.. wtH other women who arc uot their wives. They cannot get divorce except Ly Innyre to Che Parliament of Can ada. and .e.1 tben he,r appeal may b, u t.n. Better by r1r arc our more uh .raI American divorce laws uh,ui thlt neither party to l marriage contract Jlr. break m3rrler yoWs knowing fuN v,u what the Ureui consequence win b,
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-06
PARTISAN FOssILIsM

Governor Shaw. of Iowa. iu poIit.el speech r.,.uts. s5I. "lt has cy, u..u th. aim of thr Republican party 0. ..I employment for the Amcr,cau .u.nr .uI It vas.s commsusurt, with b.s needs. and to dnl profitable market l.r tH. numets of labor 1ericuItura and mechanical IH th.s field it has had n. utlI-
 sur..r .t |. tmc for Che average Ameri olu eUl.u tn Jeepisc such party drive. 70. tlie Nplrty only "nnds employment r.r .I.r n.onI. ls it .s usces.1r, or pool It.e tH employ .u the Government srrvic, Nu party uuI. employment othcrNis. lor people. nor helps them Go better wages
 Trae tb- Republican party. or any party m power. may pass laws that wu have eam- effect in this direction. blt such laws. 800 designed. arc reaction. tr1. th.v almost surely work eyil results -le tH. protective laws. for example
 The dea expressed by Governor shaw Ie "a mischleyous one-that political party provides work and good wages fos people 10 does nothing of Che kind. nor shouid iL Men who get along in the world must do SO by their own enors
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-06
DIDN'T PAY THEIR FARE

They were three exceedingly proity dr- butantcs of last yoor-two sisters anu a friend. says tho Baltimore Sun. They wanted Co go shopping ot a leading dry goods store. where on had holf-yoor nee counts The first sister Co descend Che stairs before starting called back: cone of you girls bring car farc-I have nonci" Tho friend. being In Ike poverty y-strickcn case. hastcncd after and in turn called out; "Mab. you bring car fare we haven't any. and the car is coming"
 The unhappy Nab. who had unlimited credit. but not a copper. glanced wildly around and snlcd on the mantol a dime savings bank 10 was an automatic bank that opened only when ij had been dopos- itcd but at least it contained money sclzing lt she hostcnod after her compan- Ions and fairly fcn Into Che cor
 The other girls waved Che conductor haurhtny aside. and. not knowing Che circumstances. thc passengers were con- vuiscd at seeing Che dchutantc. crimson with embarrassment timidly oncr tho conductor Che bank. with Che explanation that it contained al Che money they had. and pcrhapca hc could open it From sheer astonIshmcut Che man took Che bank and soon Che whole car became ab- sorhcd in his futile efforts Co open lt
 Would-bc passengers. unseen by thcmo- torman. were lcft wildly signalling with hats and umbrellas ou curhstoues. llalr. pins and pcnlnlvcs were fruitlcssy of fcrcd. anl it is probable that they would bo trying yet lf one of Che girls had not suddenly csplcd their destination and iled from Che car The second giri followed suit
 "O. please please give me my bank, cntrcatcd che thIrdlwho afterwards con- fcss,d her heart was In her throat lest hc should not return iu of thc now thor. oughly iratc conductor WitA Che cX clamatlon. "Hcrc. take your old thing Che aggravated man flung Che offending bank Into her outstrctchod hand. violently pulled Che strap. and thc ear sped on.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-06

The parties Go every strike copy from political parties during @ campaign and each assures Che public daily that it has made great gains and is in a stronger position than ever. Perhaps thIs may have somc effect upon thc workers. hut we very much doubt it. 10 seems. on Che whole. a rather Insane and childish per- furmluce
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-06

Somebody who accompanied J. D. Mor
 mns daughter on a recent hunting trip In Che West says she is neither % straight shot nor a good cook. But this does not necessarily prove that wealth q Q failure
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-06

Man was made Of dust and many one makes a mudholc of himself by pouring wet stun down his throat-Chlcago Rec orl-ucr1ld
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-06
cLAsslELEp rngrRIfsEMENr,

.isyerfsmsrh aHae, ibs t,if ef "For Rerf." "fo' Sils" or "Wssief," fuo efrii t0 u0ff Jo' f,itiH. i0oa. oss essi bs, uorf fo, eafb iutsgprHi fHisr- hoH Under tfsf ''Siiaaiioai WaHfff." oaf coo hD uofd. No ssVrihfusHi falu To, n iaH irfniy-fVs esrh.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-06

Mir ubbins plyadngly)-Cant you help me out for a few days until ! make other arr1ngcmentsf
 Miss ORourkc Uhe cool0 Not on yer loifc, Me toimo is booked solid for cigh- teen months ahead all ouo-wakc shionds. Puck
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-06

An kinds of soft drinks and Seattle Ex- port Beer at B. B. Bottling Co, Fifth Avenue. opposite Fifth Avenue Hotel
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-06

The Seattle Bohemian Dmught Peer is thc best and most expensive dought beer made in Seattle. For sale at thc Se- attc Saloon. corner State and Sixth ave- nua
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-06

Sweaters. ucglIgie shirts. au colors and sizes at way down prices.
 Chcney's Boston Store
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-06

10 now looks as if there would bc on- other hanging in King county within th' near mturc- William A. Scaton. Che con victcd murderer from south Seattle. being the victim
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-06

uy strlonicus Hello. Geraldine. who's Che dizzy blondc2
 Gcraldlnc-Wwy. that's Mormaladc. lily sulonicus Bah love. you don't tcl me- Marmlladc' How remarkably well she preserves.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-06

A Pennsylvania firm is Co locate a pow der mW Iu Kansas The supernulty of such ou Industry iu such state should ho obvious even Go Pennsylvania inycs- tors.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-06

Elias Rund. city engineer omce. bank building over postonlce.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-06

Tho Republican party u Nebraska s torn 1sund,r Go a greater degree than rvcr-o1lsed largely by unexpected polit- cll success hast year
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-06

Husband mcckyl-Thls is Che fourth time thIs week we've had corncd beef and cabbage. Maria, and I'm just a little tired of it
 His wifc-Tm surc Thomas, you're very You know I've had Co correct Che proofshccts of my new book. zone Hundred Dainty Dinners Tit Bits
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-06

Mir Bryan is s1ld Go be boring for u m Wyoming ls Mr Byan's heart eofteu.ur like that of Mir Towne toward octopuses'
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-06

A new line of necltles just received at Clayson's-an shades and eolors.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-06

10 s perfectly evident that Uncle sam proposes to have all of Simpsons friends testify before Che Schlcy court of iu uuiry
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-06

E.R. PEOPLES. Undortakor and Em-
 palmer, Broadway and Sth Ave
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-06
EDITORIAL PICKUPs

Political feeling n Paraguay Is so in- tense that lt h1s affected Che color of Che wom.u's dresses
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-06

The emperor of China and his court win return Co r-kus forthwith and r'-esinh ush Che imperial government iu that city
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-06

An we want Us ou Che trade In sight P. II. Cloyson & Co.,. thc One Price Cloth lne. Shoe and Furnishing House. Fourth and state streets.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-06

Johnson-po you mean Co insinuat' that ] cant tou Che truth'
 Parkiusou-Hy moo means. 10 is impossi blc Co say what a man can do uutl h' has tried Tit Bits
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-06

FOR sALE-Ono folding bed. brussels carpet and one heating Htovo. Apply Alaskan office.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-06

Corduroy suits. English make. Nl pci suit
 Chonoy'a Boston St0r"
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-06
FOH BENT.

FOH BENT. FOR RENT-Furnishcd room. Inquire at this ofnco. u FOR RENT -Thrcc-room cabln.furnished complete: win rent cheap. Inquire 't this office.
 FOR RENT-TIan In Daily Alaskan build ing. Apply Co J. A. Molineaux or c. w. DcSucca. u
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-06
ron sALE

FOR sALs-1ot on Eighth street; on
 cleared and fenced. For sale at a bar gnln. Address T. &. C.. Alaskan office.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-06

Nlfrcd Austin is G6 years old. Hen have Co hurry -WashIngton Stnr
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-06

Fine clothing a fair price is @ sure pro. vcntativc of a dun day in our store Clayson & Co.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-06

Alfred Dodgc's famous fclt shoes ot cosl
 Chcncys Boston store
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-06

FOR SALE" "For Rent" Furnished Rooms for Rcnt." and other cards for s1lc ot Che Daily Alaskan office.
Evening star., 1901-02-01
VIII Develop western Canada.

THE opening of the southeastern section
of the Canadian Northern railway through
to Rainy river will mark an event in the
development of western Canada" says
Commercial Agent Gustave Beutelspacher
at Moncton. in a report to the State De-
partment. IAN important link of the pro-
posed new line through to Lake Superior
has been completed and opened for regular
traffic. Two points of consequence-Winni-
peg and Rainy rver-have been connected
by direct route. During the construction
of the railway through the prairies Of
southeastern Manitoba and the wooded land
beyond little attention was paid to the
progress of the work, but now that the
road has reached an important point like
Rainy river large amount of traffic Is an
ticipated bridge is to be constructed
over the Rainy river during the winter
as to connect the southeastern and Ontario
sections Of the Canadian Northern system,
thus forming another through line to Lake
Superior on the completion of the Ontario
section between Port Arthur and Rainy
river"
Evening star., 1901-02-01
PUFFED UP.
But SHE GOT OVER IT.

1t sometimes takes TO quit a habit even
after it is plain that the habit is running the
health.
ing and there thousands like her) writes; Il
had become almost coffee fend. drinking it at
each meal: then afterwarI l nervous and
weak that woud drink more coffee. 1 was a great
sufferer with stomach and heart trouble.
Every thing l ate distressed me- There would be
great pufs beneath my eyes. and my hands and feet
We're terribly swo'lyn. was reduced TO los pounds
and really slowly dying.
"A gentleman talked seriously TO husband and my
self about ny giving up coffee and using Postum
Food Coffee lie convinced me, from his own and
others experiences, that probably coffee was the
cause of my trouble; tried Postum but at
first it seemed hat and tasteless that was al
most discouraged. However, / looked at the direc-
tions on the package and found had not been boil
ing 1t long enough, followed the directions ex-
actly ard had a clear, rich beverage with strong
ring Of good coffee and very delicious taste.
Il began to sleep better and not quite so nery-
Gus, my stomach and heart trouble slowly disap-
peared, and, OF course, l getting well
stuck 10 Postum, and that easy. because it
tasted good. Now after a years using can
truly say 1 felt better in my life, have no
well and weigh 127h pounds My nervous head
aches have all disappeared. / feel like telling
everybody that Is i'll to try leaving of coffee and
Postum Food Coffee. for 1t Will surely work a
cure Mrs. Ella Kitehipg, Salinas, Calf.
Evening star., 1901-02-01
NOTICE TO GREAT BRITAIN.
Senator Morgan Reports on Protocols
Regarding Nicnrawuan Canal.

Senator Morgan, chairman of the Senate
committee on interoceanic canals yeSter-
day presented the sixth installment of his
report on the Nicaragua canal bill The
report is based largely upon the protocols
between the United States and Costa Rica
and Nicaragua. These protocols, the report
SAYS give important and unduestionable
rights to those two republics, and the con-
cIusion is drawn that whether these pro-
tocols are or are not obligatory On the
government of the United States they are
notice to Great Britain that her inSistence
upon the Clayton-Bulwer treaty Will not
prevent or unreasonably delay the con-
struction of the Nicaragua canal by act OF
Congress.
The report embodies letter to Senator
Morgan from Capt. G. ID. Sigsbee, chief in
telligence officer of the Navy Department,
(which" the committee says. "shows con-
clusively that the location of Liverpool on
the map of the world has been for all ages
the chief factor in the wonderful success
of Great Britain as commercial power.
ard that the opening of a canal through
the Isthmus of Darian will change these
conditions to Il greater advantage in favor
of New York
Evening star., 1901-02-01
HEALTH OFFICER REPORTS.
Views on Senate Bill 4SO3, Concerning
Typhoid Fever.


Dr. VIM C. Woodward, the District
health officer, has submitted to the Commits
sioners a report upon Senate bill 4So3 to
require cases of typhoid fever occurring in
the District to be reported to the health de-
partment, In which he says the disease is
universally recognized as communicable
one, and is therefore, to certain extent,
at least, preventable.
Under existing law, however, the health
department, states the health officer, is in
formed only of the deaths which occur from
this disease, and not of the cases in which
recovery occurs.
'It will be noted" says DR.. Woodward,
that this proposed law does not provide for
piacarding houses in which cases Of typhoid
fever exist, or for quarantining the inmates
thereof.
Neither of such measures is, it is believed,
necessary in the interest of the public
health. The protection which the public
would derive from the passage of this bill
will be effected chiefly through charging
tentatively each case of typhoid fever re-
ported against the milk supply, the water
supply and any other local condition which
NAV seem to be warranted, and then when-
ever the number of cases charged against
any one source Is found sufficient after in
yestigation reasonably to warrant the be-
lief that such cases are due to 1t, taxing
whatsoever measures may be necessary to
prevent it's continuance as source or dam
ger.