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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


WANTED-Powcr lathe in good condition.
state price. :. : GICHNER, Iron W0rks. 30
18th ST. NV uIJ-g
WANEED-To repair house furniture. go 9TH :
nv. rrTf-z
WANTED-Good rol-top and fat Office desk and
chair Box &Is. this Office gls-g
WANTED-Second-hand marble OF cabinet .aan-
tel drop postal c. n. JOHNSON, Jl5 9Th 81
.r5-g
WANTED Highest cash prices paid for ladies
and gents cast-oi clothing; drop postal, FII call
u. TARoliES. lbs 7th 81 uw. ms-IEao
NANIED-StudeHls; beginners in French OF
Spanish; terms reasonable address BOX aJJ
this Office MO
HIGHEST PRICES paid for ladies and cents
oast-od clothing. address postal, viii l.sII II
hiCE' LOO fIA ST IN CID-Imo
WASTED-AU kind Of Reynolds tobacco 49,.
vii pay 2le per 100 GIg and Gsa nv.
TTIT-lmo
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
AMERICAN LINE

AMERICAN LINE.
NEW THAMPTON-LONDOY.
st PauLJune 10 IC m. St Louis. July Il. 10 n.
y Louis.June %, 10 an st Paul Aug. :. 10 an.
St Paui-Juiy 10. 10 an st Louis. Aug. Il, loan
RED STAR LINE.
NEW EORK-ANTVE RP-PARIS
SOUTH k-JUne Il, noon I sZeeIand- July 10. noon
' adefi dJune 26- noon / FTicslaud. July Il, noon
hensIngton-July 3, noon PcnnIand- July y, noon
New twtn-screw steamers calling at CheTbourg
INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY,
Piers Il and Is v r
New York Office. 20 Broadway
WASHINGTON OFFICE. 1906 F ST NV,
Or G.. ". Moss, I4II C St n. w
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
DANCING-JOS Z. CALDWELL leader Of or
ChestTa and in charge % dancing PAVILION al
Glen Echo, viii continue 70 give dancing lessons
daily; hours am. II , pm. private academy
gI3 81. uI4-3
CARPENTER WORK; jobbing q specially, eaasD
JOHN VAN HORN. 40 81. NV mis-
HOUSE fronts painted 81; jgbbius. J CAMP
BELL, I0l4 G;h St eIS-8
ROOFS PAINTED by experts. $50 up: leaks re-
paired free; drop postal CHAs- =. CARLISLE.
l.oJ Oh 81 ne ml3-3
FOR RENT-No. Remington typewriter GOOD
condition, = month. BON 20, City Poststfcs
UI3-S
MATTRESSES MADE OVER on premises, 81 -
j J FEENEl, Us ith ST. NV miss
SEWING MACHINES repaired and warranted. 81.
HEiAER'S NEW HONE AGENCY, III gth st. ny7
milo
HIGHEST prices paid for gentIemen's cast-oa
garments; musical Instruments guns and re-
yolveTs: drop postal : ATLAS, y24 st. NV
PRINTING AND BoOkBISDING-5O0 cards 75c.
100 envelopes csc; 800 statements, &c; 800 bill
heads e5c; all other printing equally a. cheap;
magazines bound, sJc- books OF al kinds bound
On the shortest notice. WILLIAMS CI3-OI5 III &
NV Chas, W Dowden, Manager. milo
ANY ORDINARY CLOCK cleaned, Soc Watches
iewelry music boxes accordingly charged: It's
faction guaranteed: send postal will call for and
deliver free to all parts Of District CAPITAL
CLOCK REPAIRING COMPANY II2l eth st NV
Full DRESS SUITS, 81. for hire. g. JULIUS
COHEN. lIO3 18th 81. nv
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SUBURBAN BOARD.

TWO couples and four gentlemen can be accom-
modatcd at Nc JZ4 GCnesce ST. BrighlWoCd Pa-l-
d Z clos
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r,Tr ,-rrC, nv,
1ItE, l. v Etl NJ /
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! ron r,,~ ,oo,,s
oit Mn .- 1T ooAiS'
| FOR RENT-Roons. large comfortable rooms:
/ -lLnLSn,1. summer rates ItVi Il. nv. t.2-5
FOR -NiccIv-furnisrrd rooms clean and
so con an all modem .nlencfS - % >, -
1r. ~ ~ '1o' '0' ''" '-''' -
FOR PFZT-T 1--, front g---,-J--t--z- - 80
! 55F - -
FOR FFl5T Ti-cI--f-----5-J---T - 5--- ------
Te- ~ i,.l 'I.',,,. S'lr. N '-S
cI5-s
FOR RFZT-TF-cc GOOD furnished rooms nov
house; no housekeeping; references 2ZI + st.
+ nv clos
FOR RENT-Furnished. sccond-foor front room;
/ log pI gentleman No II MassagauSeitr ave
month rfi-s
;7
L'is I'--> \i@'ll -iHiili~ied rooms @t+ Nt'E
ION ave nv tl2-5
FOR RENT-Throc large rooms ana bath SEQ
na c95-E
fn' me- Large 'eth'~.sA rooms. WIN OF WIN
-, - =.
- - ~ - l.'Ili'it' ms Hs'''
- 49, -
I FIh Ken Two communicating rooms tu'histl-
sc5 cxa i'',,i" IS 81 it'll 'o St D'G nw '00e miT
rao"s tbcrn e' cxro ,gsi tf f ami onIv oI
D st NV. miss
ron REvT- -Tyro s--ond qoor iTT-7f.bgi front
ra,7,,. Ti,f- b-.1-,,,3,,o- SO 81 = nv ,,alr
Pension Once rn15-5
FoP PVT -T2oo--- .--jt,ITl f7- --,--.Tc--cr =
married CaII7,Tr 70; Pa ave 8, mI52
81 NV. MIS-
FOR REyT-A large furnished room on ---@--i
floor; private bath: SO per month: also OH for
= per month. 42l 9th St. NV. MS
FOR RENT-CooI rooms. suitable for c-n5re-
n,shed l5i NV. ms
T0T, T,I->-T- r. II - -. ~.
keeping IsI Sd st. ne mI5-3
T-oI5 I,--1-- -
ond floor large bright room. third floor cor
ncr house; opposite park: convenient to cars
cafes, and departments; summer rates 1884 I
- nv M
FOR. RENT-Two large furnished bathrooms Tor
gentlemen. 3 each, also nice front room $50 for
- - . 40 WV 10 ---I -. NV 80
! FOR RENT 9Is New York ave: furnished rooms;
F1p T,T,,--- - - - -
Mia
FER RENT-Furnisbed front room; opposite Art
Gallery; SO III Now York ave uIl-3
- "
Il ST, NV mli-3
FOR RENT-Rooms: all front: adults only: SUM-
n-eT prices; transieats aecolHHaodated 5is / st
Nv mr.
FOR RENT-I2o5 IIth ST., furnished sccoud--tory
nom --2---, gas l2- S221'''-, cheap, 2---S
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" ANlED->even white ten c1Iorgd females. for
1lSnt Homework and four cooks SIS 9th St nv.
CI
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BUSINESS CHANCES,


RARE OPPORTUNITY to secure an interest IN a
well-eStablished printing business We are wiz
ing 10 entertain taxing IN partner giving him
one-hslf interest IN inely-equipped plant;
on for 50 doing Is n order 10 expand the bust
ness; amount OF cash needed from fifteen 10
twenty thousand dollars. For further particulars
address PRINTER, Box 5J2. Philadelphia Post
( Office. d
WANTED Three-chair bar5ershop cheap Ad-
dress BOY 80. this Office nj
FOR sALE-Drug store $3.50: fine business:
Northwest CAPITAL BUSINESS EXCHANGE
Atlantic Bldg ml5-3
FOR SALE-Corncr grocery and market. dweIIin,
attached; onG-c5 the best locations IN North
west; going West cause OF selling; VIII invoice
OF sell whole address BON 81, fhis Office
miss
WANTED-Crocery store with dwelling attached:
state full particulars address Bon go this
Office miss
FOR sALE-srore and dwelling, 5000 N. E
SHIPLEY- brentwood. Nd Gig
FOR sALE-Cisar store, paying stand must be
sold: Investigate NEW YORK BUSINESS BRok-
Frs 800 81. els
i FOR SALE-Dafry lunch. clearing > day: rent
IS; price 500; snap NEW YORK BUSINESS
BROKERS, 1906 F. els
FOR 5000 You can buy frst-cIass Old and
reputable grocery and provision store in North
Vest section; doing good paying business must
he sold Immediately aa account OF other bust
ness address BOX go, this Office nIa-2
FOR sALE-Cigar and barber shop; quick. Dun
LAP gg5 F 81 mI4-2
FOR SALE-Grocery, VIII invoice; quick; IN
yestiyate. DUNLAP. 90 F s. mI4-3
FOR -Diuing-roou. clearing 500 monthly.
DUNLAP, 905 F st n14-$
WILL ExCHAHCE valuable suburban District
lot for horse and carriage Address BOX 22G
this office. nils
FOR sALE-First-cIasz barber shop and cigar
| store Can at once 10 9Th ST NV mI3-2
FOR sALE-Cigar store; great bargain: don't
miss this chance; rent, SO; reason, not we'll
22512 Pa. ave nv miss
FOR sALE-one barber chair. address BOX
81, this Office mI3-3
BAD BILLS collected or no charge Il. D. COR
DON, Lawyer, GI5 Iith St nv. mlO-5
LOST.
STRAYED-From saul Nursery. on B-fghtwood
ave- dun-cOlU-cd mare; about fifteen hands h5ah:
b.azcd face; reward + T WHITC0MB- 81
WANTED-Boys between sixteen and eighteen
years old for messenger service can earn SIs In
$50 per month MUTUAL DISTRICT MESSENGER
CO., 1901 F st. NV.
LosT-Junc II, gold chain and heart; Peunsyi-
vania Railroad station. Reward return J. : Nc
NTOSH, 81 D u. sly. ellis
FOUND.
ROYAL GLUE MENDs ANYTHING. Dru--
gists, l0c
ICE CREAd. 7Or gallon. not made in cellar.
but above ground, for sewer gas aSOunds in eel
isrs and breeds typhoid diPlttheria, etc; moral
don't cat that kind LA,EY'S Is pure and
10 y hon
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WANTED-Respeat5bI woman 20 do general
hnuSruors. family of two references. Apply
after u- M. 1917 II ST. INV Il
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FOR RENT-sTOREs

FOR .RENT-store and dwelling, Enquire CAS- c
81. nc. eIO-7
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NANTFD-A good girl Tor general homework
no laundry small family. 2I7 Pa. ave. NV M
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NANTED-White girl. general housewoT4z. + IT,
lily OF three; easy position % 18th St NV. nj
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WANTED-A reliable coIored woman 10 do gen
eTl L1LlSeEork for small family: must stay nights.
lu3i Riggs Place NV. Il
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NANIEb-NEite woman for general HaT-evso-I;
$40, this office. lT--Z
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cooks 20 80 90 tie -ga-ho-e- references required
highest wages paid Apply ut Ifl9 " st. NV. al
day sunday for particulars. Fl
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wANTED-AGENTS.

WANTED-By a savings bank man TO solicit
savings accounts; reference required; salary and
commission Apply UNION SAYINGS BANK I4th
Ct ard New York eve n22
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HELP w,NrED-EE,IALE

LADIES do not fail 10 grasp this opportunity -
learn Prot. LiviuE~toT's new and wonderful dress
and skirt cutting machine, by placing this ma
chine on the cloth and turning wheel the entire
dress. waist. skirt. and sleeves Gail styles Is
cut IN seven minutes. easy 10 learn; quick TO
use. and light t. handle els 9th NV. op-
Posite Patent Office; mark our address, have m
agent in this city ell
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HELP wANTED-MALE AND FEMALE

wANTED-Expsrienccd waitress, at once 651
Pa ave NV uI4-3
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FOR sALE-BTCYCLEs.

BICYCLES.
just received q large shipment of new and
slightly used bicycles. high-grade makes; 20 be
closed ont at Extraordinary low prices
Also Bargains IN Tires and Sundrics
1901 ECLIPSE,
Fitted with Morrow Coaster, Hartford Tires
1900 ECLIPSE.
Fitted with Morrow Coaster, Goodrich Tires,
.2>.75.
Have a Morrow Coaster put on your wheel and
coast with your feet pedals; wheel always
under control Price s..
ECLIPSE AGENCY, 42i gth st. y. W.
els
FOR SAIE-Iver johnson z0-.uch wheel; good
as new; MoUox coaster. 40 l. 81. NV MISS
FOR SALE-Boy's bicycle, good condition, s..
100 st. MS miss
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WANTED-Pl8ce as typewriter and clerk bv
young lady owning machine: understands short
hand salary small 20 begin with. address Box
$40 this Office pTJ-2
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FOR RENT-UFFICES.

FOR RENT-UFFICEs.
FOR RENT-Tvo rooms first floor, 80 4th st
NV. good Tor tailor. Office etc. J. FRED
KELLEY Room % go F st. NV InI43
FOR RENT-A dental Office. furnished; reason
able With DR. CHAINS, 1901 9th st. NV
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MANUFACTURERS AND VEHICLES.
WANTED-FURNIsHED ROOMS.

NANTEB-Wel furnished room with or with
out board. between sth and IIth. and g. and
SIS; by JIiy ]; rent must be reasonable; pg5G.au-
cnt- tenant, state particulars. Address BON asG,
tlls ONCE raI5-3
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NANTED-BaTtendeT. E0Gseworkcrs. grocery clerk
and lady in barbershop. 2I2 d 81. NV nj
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SITUATIONS wAXTED-FEMALE.

NANTED-By young white woman. place Is wait,
ress. cEaUlbernaid, or nurse; good reference AID
dress ia 81. NV e
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WANTED-By q girl from the country. place Il
do chambeTwork OF nuTse- lsIG Florida ave ms.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-09-10
AND ISLAND SECJIRI-
TIES
Hamakua, Hawaii. Sept. 6. 1901.

Hamakua, Hawaii, Sept. 6, 1901.
| Editor Adyertiser-Why Is Eastern
capital shy of Hawaiian securities
| This is one of the questions of the
day, and while one man may think of
one reason and another or another. /
nave not as yet seen a satisfactory an
swer to the question
Il Will say that as a rule, and to take
| these securities as whole, there rs no
Industry that offers better. prospects;
that is, as soon as we get the labor
question settled, and which will be
done, from present indications. at no
distant day and with the labor ques-
ton settled. it seems TO me that there
is no reason why we should not be IN
as good condition as ever we were
OF courses one reason. for this want
OF confidence is due to the fact that
out a failure, and that a few of the
other new plantations had to be sus-
pended for the present. There is also
reason to suspect that the want or
confidence in such of the new planta-
lions that have survived does not help
matters any Now. this want of conf
dence is unwarranted and is undoubt
eddy having pernicious effect. Take
McBryde. for instance, which has ole
of the finest plantations and mills In
the Hawaiian Islands, and which, after
it is well started, will evidently be one
of the best paying concerns of the Is
ands, and yet, under these favora bic
conditions, and because other plants
lions have failed, it's stock is now sell
ing at 80 per cent below par. Nov we
say there is no sense in this, and
We think that it is time to act with
reason. and to get over the scare. and
TO see things as they really are. We
also beg to say that it is our opinion
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-09-10
No More Dread
OF THE Dental Chair
$500

Will be given to anyone who detects
inferior material used by the New
York Dental Parlors. In all our gold
crowns and bridgework we use PIX.
gold. In all our other work the ma
teria1 is OF THE BEST, AND GUAR
ANTEED. All work done by GRAD
UATED DENTISTS of from IL to 2s
years experience, and each department
In charge of a specialist. Give US a
call, and you will find US to do exactly
as we advertise. We tell You in adj
vance exactly what your work will
cost by a FREE EXAMINATION.
SET TEETH SIS. O0
GOLD CROWNS ..............5 500
GOLD FILINGS ... 90
SILVER FILINGS .............. SO
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LABOR AND INVESTMENT
IN THE HAWAIIAN ISLANDS
An Expert Discusses the Theory That White
Men Can Work in Our Cane Fields
Why Investors Are Shy. =

that those persons who are now SELL
ing this stock at present marker prices
are blind to their own interest. and
are sacrificing one-half of their capital
for no adequate reason. Now, what /
would like to suggest is that the bears
take a rest or a vacation for a while,
or like Othello, they will find their
vocation gone altogether, andsthat the
stockholders refuse to sell their stock
in this company for anything less than
the par value.
Kihei stock. we consider, is also hav-
ing a depressing effect, and although
we are not so well posted on this stock,
we consider it must be of more valuA
than the market price
And therefore, we think that some
thing should be done 10 show. the pup
lie what is being done on this planta-
ton, and what prospects there ara
ahead, as has been done at the Nc
Bryde. | would also suggest that this
plantation be incorporated into the
Spreckelsviile plantation at it's par
value That is, if the par value OF
the Spreekelsville plantation if 500 per
share, that the stockholders of the Ki-
hei Sugar Company get, one share of
the former for two of Kihei.
| This, l believe, could be done with
| out affecting the selling price of the
Spreckelsville, and would greatly bene-
fit the stockholders of Kihei.
rate if This cannot ha dO,...
something else should as these are
about the only two stocks that are now
| below par. OBSERVER.
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BLOOD

We live by our blood, anc
on it. We thrive or starve, as
our blood is rich or poor.
There is nothing else to live
on or by.
When strength is full and
spirits high, we are being re,
freshed, bone muscle and brain
in body and mind, with con
tinual flow Of rich blood.
This is health.
When weak, in low spirits,
no cheer, no spring, when rest
s not rest and sleep is not
leep, we are starved; our blood
is poor; there is little nutri-
ment in it.
Back of the blood, is food.
to keep the blood rich. When
it fails, take SCOTS emulsion
of cod-liver oil. 1t, sets the
whole body going again man
woman and child.
We'llsend you little to Try, if you like.
SCOTT & BOVINE, 4os Pearl street, New York.
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The manager of the Kona Coffee
Store has just returned from Kona,
and reports children at the orphanage
all well and happy. They do not drink
Kona coffee, but hope that we will sell
enough coffee at the Kona Coffee Store
to pay for all the Jersey milk thar
they can drink. Telephone orders to
Kona Coffee Store, Blue 1921
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A COMMUNICATION.

Mr.. Editor-Allow me to speak few
words in favor of Chamberlain Cough
Remedy. suffered for three years
with the bronchitis and could not sleep
at nights l tried several doctors and
various patent medicines, but could get
nothing to give me any relief until my
wife got bottle of this valuable medi-
cine, which has completely relieved me
w. S. Brockman, Bagnell, Mo. This
remedy is for sale by Benson, Smith
& Co, Ltd, wholesale agents.
The Globe-republican., 1901-01-31
C6anees in EmD.re.

The territorial growth of the British
empire during the reign of Queen VIC
toria has been prodigious. In Asia
between 1897 and 1858 the territory of
Scinde of the Sikhs, Tanjore, Lower
Burmah, Nagpur, Sattara, Jhansi and
Dude were brought under British do
minion. In the latter year all British
India was transferred from the British
East India company to the crown. And
since that date Upper Burmah, the
Shan states, BeIuchistan, Manipur and
Chitral have been annexed. Nor must
the little but enormously valuable ter
ritory of Hongkong be forgotten as one
of the acquisitions of the reign
Passing from Asia to Australasia
even greater changes have occurred
Before 1897 New South Wales and Tas-
mania were the only organized colo
mics in that region and the rest of the
great islands were practically I'M
known land Since then New Zealand,
Victoria, South Australasia, Queens
land and West Australia have been
added to the mighty cluster of British
colonies which now dominate that
quarter of the world Fiji, part of Bor-
neo and of New Guinea and many
smaller island groups are now also to
be colored with British red on the
worlds map
Eeb0 C6c0Ses fr7 West
In the western hemisphere there
have been few changes in territorial
lines British title to the north west
ern territory has been confirmed ana
the area of British Guiana somewhat
enlarged The development of the
been almost equal to the discovery and
annexation of a new continent Finally,
IN Africa, there has been stupendous
progress Sixty years ago Great
The Globe-republican., 1901-01-31

expenses of every conceivable charac-
ter, down to her very charities and
servants wages, betrayed out of the
civil list, she had a sum of at least
$60G, 900 each year to dispose of and
which she is known to have set aside
This in itself, when added up, repre-
sents a minimum of $50, 900 900, and,
when it is remembered that the reye-
nues Of the duchy Of Lancaster are all
the time increasing, the net revenues
for last year being no less than esq, 900,
or $4,000 as compared with 6 10000.
or 100000, ten years ago, and that,
moreover, the queens savings have
been most judiciously invested, for the
most part in land which has increased
almost tenfold in value during the last
half century, it is no exaggeration to
estimate the present fortune of her
majesty from these sources alone as in
the neigh borhoGd of 800, 900, COO
Prince Conscrf Left EEIfffor,s-
he prince consort is known to
have left will bequeathing his entire
fortune to the queen, although it was
never admitted to probate or officially
divulged. During the twenty-three
years that interviewed between his mar
riage and his death he had received
from the English treasury an annuity
Of $3.50 600, besides which he had
private fortune Of his own which
yielded him about $50 600 year more.
As the queens husband, he had prac-
tcaIIy no expense Of any kind to meet,
since they were all betrayed, like those
Of her majesty, out of the assigned
portions of the civil list, and it IS
known that he was able to set aside
and invest at least 100000 a year
throughout his married life. This
amounts net to 81, 100000 The major
portion OF this was most judiciousIy
invested in land at South Kensington,
which was at that time little else than
a waste ground, but which today is
covered with the most costly and luxu-
TioUs mansions in London and is worth
far more for the square foot than it
was forty years ago for the acre The
The Globe-republican., 1901-01-31
CAREER AND enARAeTER oF ABRAHAM LINCOLN.

An address by Joseph Choate, Am
bassador to Great Britain. on the career
and character of Abraham Lincoln
his early life-his early struggles with
the world-hiS character as developed
in the later years of his life and his
administration, which placed his name
so high on the worlds roll of honor
and fame. has bean published by the
Chicago. Milwaukee & St Paul Rail-
way and may be had by sending six
Co cents in postage to F. A Miller.
General Passenger Agent. Chicago. Ill
The Globe-republican., 1901-01-31
died WORTH $4,000. 900.


Queen Victoria was the first English
sovereign who ever had property to
leave All her predecessors upon the
throne bequeathed their successors
nothing but debts, which parliament
was called upon to pay While the
queen permitted the nation thus to set
tie the liabilities of her uncles. King
George ". and King William ", she
made a point Immediately after her
succession to pay off in full the very
large debts contracted by her father,
the duke Of Kent. This the portIOnIng
OF her daughters. well some of
heF granddaughters, who have in each
case received from her a dowry of
S9Vo,OO0 on marrying, and the settle
ment on one occasion of some very
pressing liabilities Of the prince OF
Wales, may be said to have constituted
the only very heavy expenses which
the queen had been called upon to meet
since she assembled the throne in 1887.
Had Large R-fO.y Purse
From that time forth she was in re-
ceipt of a civil list amounting to close
upon 100000 a year. OF this the
major portion was assigned to definite
heads of royal expenditure But
100000 year vas devoted to what
s called the queens privy purse and
constituted her pocket money. of which
40 account was ever asked Besides
this she had at her disposal the net
revenues of the dachy of Lancaster
Whlch have amounted On an average to
foeo'oo0 year more. From this it
VIII Ee seen that after having all the