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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-25
CAYEY

AVIS0 los suscritores morosos LA
DEMoCBAcIA, que ell pago es adelantado, de-
be estar terminado, mas tardar, ell dta siete
de cada mes
Los que asi no 10 hagan, seran dados de
baia, sintlendo sobre manera tomsr tai deter
minaci6n con mis- amigos, deseando evitar
disgustos sienos mi voluntad
La empresa me ha dado 6rdenes termi-
nantes sobre este particular.
Cayey, Abril "a de 1901.
GABRIEL GARCIA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-25
Noches de insomnia

A veces, en- las tfstes so1edades
dc sus noches en- vela, mi alma herida,
por continues sordas tempestades,
da tregua d sus culdadOs asi oIvida
las torpes liviandades
y las mezquinas luchas de mi vida
- tan fecunGa en- mi2erlas dolores =
y 50 deja engahar de Ia esperauza,
y Sc atreve a sonar con tns am0res.
es que oigo on l0Ltananza,
como un eco perdido
de la caIlaGa noche ere "a sombr&
y alrastraio en- aus alas por 81 viento,
una voz misteriosa que me LombIa....
Vo4 que ilega mi DIDO
COD ell timbre armnni1so de tn ac2nto,
y me ha1la'de esp3Tarzas y venGurSs
mo innnda de paz y de eoulenso.
<Cesen tus aLlergursa,
dice la yo2. Como en- leienns dias
armate de vaor de entofe1a,
desechando las falsas alogrias
que han llenado tu vida de triste2a.
No te dejes veneer de los pesares,
y, aunque sientas faquear tus energias,
vfctima de la suerte Y Gus azares,
no temas. .Derrotado vlctorioso,
al fin de la jornada,
en- mi hallaras la dicha el reposo.
Con halagos de esposa enamorada,
recoger6 en- mis- labios
tns suspiros, tus ayes y tus quejas
borraT6 tus agravios;
cerr re para Siempre tus heridas
calmare tus dolores,
tus penas hIiran desvanecidas ....
Pom en- mi tn esperauza tus amores p
al escuchar tan peregrino acento
-~iOh imagen de lni amor casta hermosal--
tan grande es mi Illusion, que me parece
que respiro tu alento,
slave como ell perfume de Ia rosa.
ri alma, alborozada, Sc extremece,
y, en- su dicha inefab!e,
tremula de placer, echs en olvdo
que tu amor es I'm sueno lrrealizable.
iAy Esa voz lejans mtsterlosa
que llega, en- la alta noche, hasta mi dido,
y, blanda y cariAosa,
en- mi alma, sempre triste siempre en- vela,
amor paz bienestar derralda,
no es tn voz que me alienta me consuea.
| Els la voz de la TERRA que me llama
Luis Rodriguez Cabrera.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-25
Siempre Ell Mismo.

We GEl Pan del PobreS, ala Plegaria Ge los
Naufragos0
En- esta Ultima obra Sc estrenaran varlas
decoraciones pntadas expresamente por don
Juan N. Rios
a bordo del eFadefaH iba para la Ha-
bana, via capital, la apaudida tiple c0mca
Concha Martinez, creadura de &Carameo0,
que tan celeorads fn6 dc este pu5ico en- la bo
nita temporada te&tral que lace dos amos nos
proporcion6 ell seior LoicL~baza.
No sera difcii que nos vislte dentro de al
gunos meses, acompa1Ado CO un magnifico
cuadro de zarzuela.
Nuestro amigo don Santiago f Lorenz,
socio de Ia casa de coaercial FeIici y Ca, en-
bdrc6 el martes nBr2 New Yoik
Qae haga buena traveSia.
Ha regresado de Cuba luestro querido
amigo correng0nsrio don SIMON Moret, Pre-
sldente del ConitG Federal,
kecAa nuestro csriiioso saudo.
Do Rafael Perez Vazquea don Paacasio
Paging abandonan las tilas republicans pa
ra Ing Fesar en- ell partido federal.
3 probable que SO organize en- forma la
emf aci6n para Cuba.
El microbes lego esta ciudad Ell seaor
Obi po Mr. Blenk.
Be cree que viene por los asuntos que ocu.
rre en- Asilo Trlcoche,
Don Andres Musghac, CONCEAL de la ma
I'd "a republican,, falleci6 ell microbes por la
El entierro Sc verified por la tarde del
smo dfa.
Fu6 un artesano laborioso.
Descanse en- paz nuestro p6same sus
budos.
El sehor Obispo Sc ha hospedado en- la casa
de los F. Paules.
El microbes ingrss6 en- ell hospitaillo de
locos una sehora que perdi6 sus facultades
mentales.
La permanencla del senior Obspo en- ests
ciudad durara pocos dias.
El martes ocurrieron cuatro escandalos, Y
de ellos tuvo oportuno conocimiento ell tribu-
nal de policia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-25


garant gobierno inspection deoas u ope.
emission POLKA socin
e primer pa5O quedando asegurado nerm la dedntva
de pOlGa3
OCuFAGON Wales, DESAFtOS
Solo SUICDO
turas egaao PAGNDo roDo SINAsTRo oUALQIE
SEA LA CAUSA.
senciO
engua clare exento de traaes ambiguas.
t6za especidcan del mpoe
aeguradO Teanc cambo las Companies
gar grane ent0rpemenos peuos de los
aseguo puede re cuaer parte mundo dedcarse
Cualquier 0cupac0n sin prima extra
Trena d de conceden pgo pmas
vaci6l.
Fys0slego contra cadmcdad.
este HamGS partwGrnen GenC pa6Ico po Sc,
C0xnpqa
haber vicente POLKA dos
tn
vencd0s DO adverIr
ta de podef pg e t0t ma pate ehs doad POLKA este
dadae eta su
CADUCAR; siDero
VICENTE Oma manifesto LIZ OON ANIL
squitayO
moletO, cooso au~ed&d al 2se8urado
llama MOc9der
aseguradO en- ben de faNllas
81 dsrecho RESTAURAR P0LZAS ENTERAMENTE ABoNADAs
pa certdon acua7a buna saud pagode los
GAaL0s r. 8TORER
Gsndia StuhIe Jesus Maria Lauo
AgsmteS Generates 6GnQWeroS Agente vSqero
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-25
Tstuan 10 y2 Cru. Fotaena 2-Hots d ptIn.r ara.

oapacldad para 200 Oe1os sa
centcVtss la bahia TeuSn
mas esc6 ventado de come meior de las in
deparamn Independence ma e A0oso rice sde
mes del plan antique en- las comda sewa gustc Del yorecs
de oarruses de- o INTERPRETERS yduete or pres
igusl Dc los dsn HOTELS Sc hacen sbOnO para ecr
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-25
A tontas Y a locas
Eel Pals, Mr.. Allen y eI pigmeo
Esto, aquello y 10 de mas ALA

81 Mr. Allen cueuta dncameute con los
hombres serutlcs, 81 cuenta con los hombres
de dignidad.
SlaMr. Allen solo 10 apoyan los UjvidoreS
y las t,ubdS 6l la inteligencia el capital
del pals.
" adn os extrafa que Mufoz Rivera Sc
ponga al frente de Mr. Alen....?
Infelices
5sera porque Mr.. Allen dspone de las pre-
bendas de los cafones....?
Arrodillaos ante UueStro gigalte, para que,
al DOLLAR la cerviz os tienda Ell latigo sobre la
espalda
Nosotros nos descubrimos respetuosos ante
ell patricio iustre que sostiene con valentia el
honor la dignidad de Puerto Rico,
isalve PIGMEO. 4!
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-25

Al director de Ell CLARIN lie asestaron una
pufalada TRACTION
No hubo valor para darsela de frente, y
Sc compr6 al asesino que habfa de asesinarlo,
por detrds
Los traidores, como no tenen nj pueden
tener razones, para rechazar los cargos que
diaramente lie sacan en- cara nuestros peri6-
dicos, pretenden ahogar su impotencia con ell
punal, que en- las noches oscuras penetra has
ia ell coraz6n.
lValientes
NosotroS atacamoS frente frente, y no a
vuestras personas, nj a yuestr0s ntereSes, ST.
no a vuestros principles a vuestras IDEAS
Vosotros esgrmfs ell arma traidora para
asesinar vuestros hermanos porque vuestros
hermanos no pueden nj podran estar confor-
mes en- que vendAis nuestra patris nuestro
hogar.
como no pod6is sufrir ell peso horrible
de vuestras iniquidades, antes de seputaros,
para sempre, en- ell negro abismo que oS abri6
vuestra maIdad, lenos de rabia, sespersdos
por la impotencia, tratais, como perros didr6-
fobos, de morder los que os rodean, despe-
dazar los que os combaten.
Pero vuestra raba es indti
Nosotros Ia desprectGmoS.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-25

We GE Pan del Pobre', ala Plegaria ds los
Naufragos0
En- esta Ultima obra Sc estrenaran varlas
decoraciones pintadas expresamente por don
Juan n Rios.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-25

COpa0 es Oece aSegmradas vemt0s prDos
COpGNaS SOcedddeS GdGdO h0bQi0R
Axne9tcG Sdber
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-25

Nuestro amigo don Santiago f Lorenzi
socio de Ia casa De c0merciaI Feici y ca, EN-
bdrc6 el martes nBr2 New Yoik.
Qae haga buena travesia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-25
Phavll-EGIU&

eguradO puee rer cuaquer dedicarse
Cuaquer 0cupaci0n pagar prima extra
Treta daS dc coneen pagO prmas
Vac6l.
nlLenl0G0 ncndnhca adnd
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-25

Ha regresado de Cuba nuestro querido
amigo correIgionsTio don SIMON Moret, Pre-.
sldente del Conit6 Federal.
keciAa nuestro csrnoso saudo
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1901-04-26

Charles Lampman OF the 500"
was in town w ednesday. He has just
been appointed Chief Steward OF the
American Steel company's line of
steamers and will locate in Cleveland
as soon as it is possible to move his
household effects to that city. The
position is an excellent one and Mr..
.Lampman is the right man for the
place. Accept our congratulations,
Charlie.
On Saturday last, Mrs. Gertrude
Hughes was the hostess and enter
tained the d. r. Club OF B. G. The
party arrived at 10 a. m. prepared to
make day OF it. They brought their
sewing and a good supply of conversa-
tion with them and were we'll prepared
TO enjoy days visit which the charm
ing hostess made delightful with her
excellent entertainment. The ladies'
left for their homes at $50 p. m.
Those present were: Mrs. Ralph Eb-
erly, Mrs. Will Coover, and daughter
Louise, Mrs. Chas. e. Hill, Mrs. Geo.
Fearnside, Mrs. John B. Ballou, Mrs.
Mel Friedrich, Misses Eva Doty, Elise
Won Kanel, Georgia BOssler, and Pear
McClelland OF B. G; Miss Gertrude
Grim, from Toledo: Mrs. Edith Maddy
of Perrysburg. The next meeting o
the club will be with Mrs. Coover at B
G. next week.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1901-04-26

Mrs. s. l.. Thompson was the guest
Of Perrysburg relatives this week.
Mrs. C. NJ. Hamilton entertained d
few friends at dinner Wednesday even
ing. N
The lates iu neckwear, the rever-
sible Derby ioul( hand two ties in
one), see them In Nndow, at
AR$FINKBEINER.
DIR. ]. Heller OF Grand Rapids. was
the guest OF Drs. Rhelnfrank on We'd
nesday.
-rovsD.-oSsds sailor cap. Owner
can have same by rowing property and
paying for this no'i'
They call him "pspa Charlie" now,
and It's all because baby boy came 70
Chas. Mills home last Sunday.
Taken this month keeps you we'll
all summer. Greatest Spring tonic
known. Rocky Mountain Tea, made
by Madison Medicine Co. 35c. Ask
your druggist.
Mrs. VIM. Day and daughter OF
t'ostoria were guests OF G. A. Powers
and family this week. They were on
their way to their new home in Min
neapolis.
| Cures dizzy SPELLS. tired feeling,
stomach, kidney and liver troubles.
Keeps you we'll all summer. Rocky
Mountain Tea taken this month. 35c
Ask your druggist. n
"A special op gsod all seitf chill.
drens snoe-s,yes to- Tor 55c-Si to
III for 7Oc-la to fer $50, s-
ART FINKBEINERS s.
Every housekeeper Is desirous o.
knowing how to destroy the Buffalo
moth that is making such havoc In
household goods. The JOURNAL would
be pleased to publish any reciepe tha
will be sure death to these pests.
Miss Margaret Lehman OF Bow
ling Green, who leaves soon for Phila,
delphia to become a trained nurse, wa
guest of honor at dinner given b.
Mrs. Edith Maddy or Wednesday even
ing. Those present we're the Misse
Bess Hanson, Leila and Jean Hollen
beck, Gertrude and Linda Chapman
Margaret Cranker and Mrs. Gertrud,
, Hughes Of Perrysburg, and Miss Carri
Lehman OF b. G.
CA9ToREA.
, Bears tho n Tho Kind yor Hars Always Bough
''';:''. !; ~ &m2zzz1
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1901-04-26
O-Mrs. G. Finkbeiner is the guest OF
relatives in Luddington, Mich.

O-MTS. ". FlnKDelner Is Jne Ruest vi
relatives in Luddington, Mich.
Misses Edith Chapman and Mar
garet Fullenwider OF Toledo, we're
hostesses on Thursday evening to Misses
Tracy and O'Bannen OF Toledo, and
Mrs. Edith Maddy, Jean and Leila Hol-
lenbeck, Elizabeth Hanson, Margaret
Cranker, Gertrude and Linda Chap
man of Perrysburg. A literary contest
and refreshments were features OF the
evenings entertainment.
"A Cass township farmer recently
received some garden seed from the
Department OF Agriculture in an official
envelope, on the outside of which was
printed the usual warning: "Penalty
for private use, $780," He Immediate
ly sent them back with letter to the
effect that he had not used one OF them,
and was not subject to any Gne. AR.
cadia Reporter.
Do not leave home on Jour ney
without bottle of Chamberlain's Collie
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. 1t 4.
al most certain to be needed and canno
be procured while you are on board tbs
cars or steamship. 1t is pleasant. safe
and reliable. For sale by G. P. Chaml
ney, druggist.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1901-04-26
MOREGROCERY
PRICES

1s lbs. granulated sugar $I.oo
10 /" A coffee 100
Solid pack tomatoes a can .o6
Good sugar corn per can .o5
Extra fine cream corn
3 cans for rs
Pie peaches 3 cans for as
7 lbs prunes for as
6 rice for rs
q I" raisins for rs
II bars Dandy floating
soap for as
Gold dust a lb. package 10
I lb. can Yale baking
powder 10
Fine fat mackerel each 10
Genuine old Java coffee
per lb. rs
A good bulk coffee for rs
A SPECIAL.
A good Japan tea only 35c
per lb.
| Art F!akhe!iaer.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1901-04-26


ested In music, send your name and
address to VIM. M. Annis, 1923 Broad
way and he will send 4 pieces of new
music absolutely free.
In tearing down the Bellevue
House at Gibsonburg, Wednesday, q
set of counterfeiter's tools and several
hundred dollars of bogus money we're
found in a den under the building.
Thomas Gegan, aged about 60 years
and said to be former resident OF
Wood county, was killed by street
car on Superior street, Toledo, Friday
night. His skull was crushed. He
worked for coal dealer.
Frank Hoover has gone to Pitts
burgh, where he has accepted q posi-
tion in the main Office OF the American
glass company which is in the line OF a
promotion. He has been with the same
company for several years.
Miss Sara Leeds Of Cincinnati, who
has been teaching the eighth grade
since last November, accepted posi-
tion in the Cincinnati schools. Mrs.
Kate Jameson will fill the vacancy dur
ing the remainder Of the year.
The Ladies Aid Society of the
Evangelical church will give social
at the home OF Mrs. Philip Rider, Fri
day afternoon and evening, May 8.
Supper, 10 cents. Everybody invited.
Do not forget the place and date. n
Call up bone No. )72 whena you
want anythih in pai{ts, painting.
paper or paper M>ging apd Me~Sfll be
pleased to give yodelNrices and show
samples. G. f. HoLLENBECK.
On Tuesday evening OF last week
the Misses Leila and Jean Hollenbeck,
Margaret Cranker. Elizabeth Hanson,
Gertrude and Linda Chapman, Mines. ].
G. Maddy and Gertrude Hughes were
guests of Miss Sarah Leeds, who let,
the next morning for Cincinnati to &C.
cept position as teacher in the public
!, schools there.
-Arbor Day is Friday 26. Governor
Nash, in his proclamation says: 81 alst
suggest that this occasion be taken Il
impress upon the minds Of the youth o
+ state the Importance OF preserving ant
increasing our song and forest birds
They are very useful in destroying
harmful insects and add greatly to th'
beauty and activeness of our homes."
Always Il newest things ii men
, wear, see the Noartiou\ front ,co1ore'
. shirts at ANksFn,KBR1NER'S
The Agricultural Department q
the Ohio State University owns her
of forty COWS and retails milk In tn
city OF Columbus. The annual gros
receipts from the sale OF milk averag
sixty-five hundred dollars. All OF tn
work of caring for the COWS, milking
3 separating, pasteurizing, bottling, an
|. delivering the milk to customers
: done by students In the agricultur,
t courses. In this way many worth
: young men earn a part, and In SON
8 cases all, Of their college expense VII
!, would, without such help, be unable I
q secure a college education. The Un
n versity also offers other opportuniti,
: for self help In the way OF farm wor
and free scholarship.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1901-04-26
ExcursiOn Rates TO Battie Creek,
mLch., vim ONO Central Lines

On account Of Seventh Day Adventist
General Conference ut Battle Creek.
Mich. Agents Of the Ohio Central
Lines will sell excursion tickets at rate
oil one fare for round trip. Tickets on
sale March 3lst, Apri lst md I'd good
returning until April 25th.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1901-04-26
DIED

ROETHER.-On Wednesday morning,
April "a, 1901, B. Nj. Roether, in the
77th year of his age.
Funeral Sunday, April 81, 1901, at 10
a. m. at German Lutheran church by
Rev. C.. S. Ide.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1901-04-26
NO POISON

or acid used, as the case may
be, to help the sale OF cigars
made from cheap tobaccos.
Nothing but the pure quill goes
in the H. AS. Cigar.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1901-04-26
ASTORIA.
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Change of Phone Numbers.
Telephone subscribers should note
the following changes In numbers:
292-L. I. Brown, res.
672-F. Jezzard, d"
524-C. d. Miller, g
674-Chas. Mills, "
522-Walter Pomeroy, res.
6l2-A. G. Pringle, .
644-Mrs. Addison Smith.
65l-Wm. Barton, :"
9OI-- - :" store.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1901-04-26
TO CURE A COLDIN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All
druggists refund the money II 1t fails to cure.
Il. ". Groves signature is on each box. 25c
Qhzz
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1901-04-26

For Sale.
Two houses on Fifth street. Vacant
lots on 5th and 9Th streets. Also some
acre properly On Elm street.
6c# VIM, SCHLECT.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1901-04-26

Mrs. l.. Brown and children and
Frankie Powell visited in Haskins over
Sunday.
-Mrs. N. L. Hanson was the guest OF
her daug hter, Miss Myra, in Toledo over
Sunday.
". DlHoffmann of Toledo was in
town "Wednesday calling on relatives
and friends.
Mrs. DR.. I'll. A. Hamilton has re-
turned to her home after winters So
journ In Illinois.
., sss 7ss :;,::; s:,.:: & s:"
ers or VIM. Veitcn.
Misses Leila Hollenbeck and Mar
garet Cranker spent Sunday In Toledo
with the Misses Kline.
New hats in all tHHtess 2apes
and colors, see the line Isl so, et
ART FrNAnGisEE's.
Robert Huff of Perrysburg, has
been employed by o. A. Kroner in the
meat market on South Main sieet, b.
G..
e. L. Kingsbury has been appoint
ed administrators OF the estate of the
late Ii. r. Charles of Perrysburg. The
estate amounts to 81, 900.
Many Perrysburg friends OF Mrs.
G. @. Gundy will regret to learn that
she is seriously Ill with what appears
to be nervous prostration. IL
"A new stNeh OF wall apS>ceiliug pa
pers will arriSAand be raG for in
spection at ourStore the IA of this
week. C.-F. HoLLEN4ACK.
The Woman's Missionary Society
Of the M. E. church, meet at the home
OF Mrs. c. L. KOCH, on Wednesday al
ternoon, May 1st, at 2:3O o'clock.
Special sale on towel, napkins and
table linens. See those Ipapkjns for
'l.Oo a dozen at ART FlsNgSrR's.
George Rheinfrank has accepted a
position in the American Bridge com.
pany's Office ln Toledo. We predict a
successful career for him in his posi-.
tion.
The county commissioners have
granted permission to the Toledo
Terminal Railway company TO cross
the public highways in Ross, Lake and
Perrysburg townships.
For RENT -Hoa\ a\e oS EnA street
5u. ADkM E1fARPoEH
Marriage licenses were issued Il
{ Peter Schwind and Mary Baner, o
) Perrysburg; Frank Armbuster o
Stony Ridge, and Matilda Graben.
c stetter of Perrysburg.
c The Lucas Co. Teachers Quarterl,
q Institute will be held in the Presbyter
: : ian church at Maumee next Saturday
c April %. Commissioner Bonebrake'
c --"Have you any doubts remainingP
0 said Mrs. Jones. INC, Marinda, 1 hay
not. I took Rocky Mountain Tea las
: night" Twill remove any impur
thoughts in the human family. 35c
Ask your druggist.
New yard wide percae and Amos
keag madras ginghams onN S0c a ayap
at ART FINK Srs'
Last Tuesday evening about 25 G
Floyd Shisler schoolmates of the 5tl
and 9th grades, surprised him at hi
home on East Second st. The littl
ones were chaperoned by their teacher
Misses Blinn and Danz. Floyd, owin
to i'll health, is unable to attend schoo
and his friends took this manner of In
forming him he was not forgotten
Everyone had.the jolliest kind of time
A nice luncheon was served.
The Misses Chapman entertaine
:, at chafing dish on Saturday evening
After refreshments the lights wer
4 turned low and the guests sittin
around the CRATE fire, spent the re
n malnder of the evening telling gho,
stories. Those present were II p. Bal
ton and wife, Mrs. j. q. Maddy, Mis-
Jean Hollenbeck, Messrs. Gus Peel
Charles Champney, George and Eugen
Rheinfrank, and Miss Grace Chapma
OF Millbnry and Miss Margaret Fuller
wider OF Toledo.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-02-15

nal wedding out of the saloons is con-
templated with the opportunity to the
people to have dispenSaries in their place
or not according to the sentiment II eacn
district Members OIL the Home Rule par
ty said yesterday that the Dispensary
and local option bill was absolutely GER
tain to go through, that a majority was
pledged to it, and that Governor Doie
had agreed to sign it. The bill will prob
ably be introduced in the Senate.
The LIQUOR interests of Hawaii are not
sleeping. They are fully awake TO the
intentions of the Home Rulers and tenn
perance people and will make a deter
mined. fight against local option of dis
tpensary bill One of them who has a
fortune invested in the business and who
voices the sentiments of all, said yester-
day:
1--WE shall not rest quietly and allow
such a bill to pass. 1t would be fatai
to the prosperity of Hawaii. Leaving
aside the immense amount of capital IN
vested here in this business, there re
mains the fact that the very knowledge
that Hawaii had been foolish enough &c
make such law, would keep away IRON
here the best tourist trade. People VINO
are used to good living are not gong &c
come to place where they cannot gel
the luxuries and necessities they are
used to- We would at once get the rep
utation for being narrow and cranky
and it would lend the good times mere
lAgain, such laws have never been sue
scessfuI. Some one would make money IL
tlegitimately and there would be srea
deal of crookedness in the management
of the business Real estate would o'
deprecated and every line of trade would
feel the depression. We do not believ
that the Legislature will be foolish
enough to pass such a bill, but If 1t con
templates it we Will try to show our pc
sition strongly
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