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New-York tribune., 1901-04-07

RI ss e: e 5:ssI s.
g prime opssa4 ss@s g. 50 S@f SSs Sass g
100 snchs s2as5 DO crate csi DO efEs Fori9s 6sr
5a sa 30 cee4 RsT foda aFhe pe Sc@sl i DO
S p aozsh 81 5oas2 Do q efas 81
% n per TbS5foTss bb sssP Pso % crate Sass
Florida per crate S2qst Eggplants Florida per bx
9o b 4oaJSe Go Fae sSss ssi;,R1a Rse d% sRd
% sucS florida per bssks m siasa eg o. bunehes s4a5
SIaSl '3 5 GO N0T+h r, carolina per bbi 81 50as5 do
Sss 90 per 5cs Per @ hsif d6 SsI SS basket 81 .
bS 5ions Hsen N per 100 bunches So 50
49, do BERMUDA per crate 81 75as8; do Havana neg
6 So 5oaS5 DO yellow sss % a6d 6d
e 70: do western White RED per bag s. 5o9
so@ as ssSs IS &5 81 DO sg RED dsg?s 81 Sss ss?e q b
e cseT a. S2@ sas I Florida basket or crate sid
per carrier slqS2 PARSLEY Ne%1IepaPPs epPerS' FoFida "a:
ss9Shs s.1Sasa SSS paf crate a9 Rsgds 81 9oa
crate SlaS spinach Norfolk per bb 56a65c Turnips
fancy carrier So 25Gsa o do pooP t rin 81 a
MI.KmIhe MIX Exchange price for standard quality
HAY AND sTRAw-HAY-PrepaTatfon for Easter
has kft GOV me Ieali eonsunptive demand perceptibly
1ea not s6a,t2e hePa t2 call spts out any 5b9S EGoS
ne @ are at al ISoTahle for sellers. of the
sT~e upon - ,peSer demand Of next week and fair
Added further inaopp o9 OF support
s.-zHoc; NO 2 N21.aIs5c; No 3 75asOc clover mixed
large or small bales moment STRAW AVE-
the market for rail lots decidedly hrm with suppiies
Hsn 5 y, hat guoT strong range Of s2isas7lsc
Re.ei,'s ~ & hay and straw New-Yorlx in tons re
Rirer Railroad e4o Erie 26o: Ptnneyivana lao TIni
TsRieh Valley i7a s@Ts 76, lS; 10 West Shore 100
Tes@rn @ 10: Genrai of NeH-Iersey 80: vermont cen %
1855 tons total lost wee tons Receipts Of stra
total last week $50 tons '''a' 4'' WEEK ~
New-York tribune., 1901-04-07
N. Y. Security & Trustee.

As WALL STREET, NEW YORK.
Capital & Surplus S3,250,000
CHARLES s. FAIRCHILD.
President
ABRAM VI. HYATT. I'd yfce-Prest
OSBORN w. BRIGHT. ZELAH VAN LOAN,
Secretary. Asst secretary.
TRU STEESs
Charles s. FRfrchifd. Frederic r. Couderts
James j.. Hill. b. AymIr sands.
William r. Buckley. John w. Sterling.
Stuart G.. Nelson. John A. Mccall.
-- HoaEIand, James A Blair.
James Stfilman. s'rF,uf ". Stearns.
n. e. ID. Borden. Edm'd ID. Randolph.
John G.. Mccullough. Aldace p Walker,
Edward UhI, George W. Perkins.
VI. Hyatt.
This company is authorized Executor. Trus-
Administrator Guardian Agent Receiver Reststras
and Transfer Agent
Receives deposits subject sight drafts allowing
daily balances.
BOND DEPARTMENT.
CAREFULLY CHOSEN SECURITIES FOR INVEST
MENT ALWAYS on HAND
New-York tribune., 1901-04-07
NAVAL STORES.

There not much the market for spirits to-day
n holiday character. An easier undertOne pre-
rae5. nevertheless Rosin quiet and irregular.
We quote
TAR-Regulars. 81 20: DO oil bbls. So ca.
SPIRITS TTRPENTINE- 80 Z Gaec-
ROSlN-f'1mmon good strained. 81 - zl9Sl 30: =
81 65 F q. 81 50. II. 81 81; l. 81 @5HS2 M 81 %
dS2 % x. s. 359S2 40 " c. 81 6jaS2 40; W. g soa
STOCK on HAND
fpsll
spirits furTenflre i-,o-< .i'
aef W. -
WIlurgi1n April 6.-Spirits turpentine steady, S2a
szc; receipts casks. Rosin-Nothing doing: receipts
$50 crude turpentine steady, 81 leS2 lO recepis
hhs Tar firm. 81 20. receipts. "a bbls.
Savannah April s-spirits turpentine hrrn 57ac re
:eiTts, 3s2 bhs; 427; exports. l34o osin nI
45S: exports S2s We quose'
3 and O. 81 81 D. 90 L. 81 80; F. 81 30; 6 81 %
y 81 81 65; X 81 -; u, 81 95; n 81 80 W O. w
" ", 81
Charleston. april s-Turpentine firm. 83c Rosin firm
Gnchsrge5
New-York tribune., 1901-04-07
OTHER mARxErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

hicag7 April e-catte-Receipts 200 head noIalray s
sssay good 70 prime steers S5asS poor ~ So 15a
81 l75 cows 81 sOds4 so heifers s. s9Gsi So Gamers
steady s. 5gss fed steeTS s. 29g g 80; oe
Receipts c.ay l5GD0: Monday. 5000 estimated le
100 about steady: TOP. So 10: n1eG - e. aRe e
les s. soqS5 20: light s. 1886 O5 bulk Of sales 50 ~
ss8G5 Rece.pts Is sheep and lambs stFacs
;ood choice wethers export s. Do - A5s5 % talI
hoce mixed 81 50qS4 %: Western sheep tsXpst - ~
SaS5 l0 yearIings s4 s5aS5 y: native lambs 81 Ioa
as Western lambs including clipped so e. - re
eirfs or NO weeks conTared-Ths week Receipts car
e 300. hogs 1850: sheep. $500 Last week cat
ie ~ 500. hogs 800: sheep. 40 6OO. -o1sc
CTnc.nnar Anil s-Fiogs steacy - oqSo Zo' catiIe
ir So 25Gs5 sheep steady 81 5Oas4 30 Iains STEADY
iaqs5 50 -. e. rna
Esst Liberty April s-Cattle steady extra. 80 ,ta j
2tns5 common, 80 Z9qSf. figss
nesdy prime mediums and prime he.gy ,g o 6Sss g 80 ns
sgqSe. skts ssGs5 30: roughs 81 5ogSS 20 p! II
aesdy choice Wethers s. 25Gs6 35; common = s"ds -
.hoce larnls s. T5qS5 30; n Good s44so %
'ssl calves s6aS6 40
New-York tribune., 1901-04-07
flnanrlaI.
finanrlal.
Office of j. p. r1ORGAN & CO..
% Wall Street, New York.
April ?, 1901.
To the Stockholders of
American Bridge Company,
Lake Superior Consolidated Iron rlines.

The onr made OF
mas 1psnI We Incorporation
p upon til following basis ~ ~ ~ anu " STOCK OF hs '"
o
o sA Corporation '~
F." each $40. par n
Ta @ States @ ssa % epsna s par value in "
Such Preferred W payable April
payable after that date Such c9mr
AID Mines must carry
t. accrue from April 11o1 O"'"'e "op""""" "e'0"N
u v-hvp
have been ACQUISITION
of Company Is sonh
twoh eouaanams pre- " ~
Transfers
an condition
t but The $ "ssS ] shall have % cert @
a
in
ran' and aanse for
o openu stock The
S s ' common stock rndT
0
a 5s: % ssssas @ s s % and so @ @ & e % % ] s @ %
a o " deposition of
before the
a N o. n each
oaan rtasun ~ ' ~ " ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~
STREET new o - MOE a STOCK r o AaG% Sstn sR no uA4 Ta5
be ercev except discretion
two ! f & 1 5 to % 9 ] 5 o the @ s1 & ] e- nf Ss 4s F dat" upon
MORGAN CO..
Syndicate Managers
New-York tribune., 1901-04-07

Notice hereby given that special meeting OF the
stockholders and preferred of The Denver
Railroad Company will be held at the
principal office Company in the Equitable Building
Denver Colorado upon Wednesday, THE 18TH DAY
OF MAY 1901, at two O'Clock p. NJ. for the following
New-York tribune., 1901-04-07

. DvERTTsEMENTs and subscriptions for The Tribune
= received al their Uptown orice. No l242 Broad"ay
4 dor norih Of 3istsi. until O'Clock D. h'
antE received .he following branch offices at regaa
'hoe until O'Clock viz; 25s sth-hVe.. = C.
T zSd at. lt2 i2th-st; Macys. oth-AFe
'' 'stst. ls2 Colubus-avc.. near West ooth-st ioo
Vest 81 near 9th ave. 14th-st.; 23I West
as. 7fh 15S East 41th-st: lSSo
aaVe. between 7sth 77th SITS; 1923 3d-ave near
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New-York tribune., 1901-04-07

Cash quotations follows: Flour weak: 3
spring wheat 6sG7oc; No . red. 72. Q73c: No ,
So No yellow 43@sc No oats 26G27i4c; No white.
2ae29i.c; No 3 white. 2sG29isc: No rye 53c
choice mailing barley. 4S6sc No haxseed 81 53I No
Northwestern 81 542 prime timothy seed 81 % clover
contract grade Sll; mess pork bbl Sl4 75QSl4 So
lard per fOO H. SIS 472GSs 50; short ribs sides uooseD
IS 05GSS -; dry 6boxed 75dS6 s7l
high wines 81 % On the Produce Exchange today the
butter market easier; 15G20isc: dares la
.sc Cheese firm. l1Gl2l4c. Eggs dull fresh 12i.c
Duluth April 6-Close-H-heat. o cash. 727sc:
80 Northern cash 707sc; May, 723sc July T3izc: No
Northern. G52sq69ssc- Corn, 4ol2c. May Ale. Oats
e7i.G27c.
Milwaukee. April 6.-Wheat lower: No ! Northern. T19
s2isc: No Northern. 69G7lc. Rye lower; No J. 531ac
BARLEY steady; No >, 57s2c; sample, 4oq57c.
Minneapolis. April e.-CIose-Wheat cash. 70S.c: May
fo'zc: July 52sq52i4e on track. N hard 72ssc No
tive first patents Sc s5as$ %; second patents So 65a
s. 75; first clears 81 95gS3 %; second clears, s2aS2 10
Bran in bulk, sl3GS13 -.
Philadelphia April 6Wheat Ic lower: grade
April 76G76zc. Corn strong and lIzc higher: No ?
mixed april. 4s2a49c- Oats firm: No white clipped
s3i2c Butter frm fancy Western creamery. 22l@c DO
prints 22lRc nearby prints. 23c easier: fresh
nearby l3l.c do Western. 14c; DO Southwestern. 13Ac
20 Southern l2I2c Cheese quiet; NewYorl full creams
coIp,s-Flour. bbls 27so.0O0 sacks: wheat
23odO bush: corn. 100000 BUSH oats 1000 bush Ship
uents-Wheat, $500 bush; 232, 600 bush; oats
ec000 bush.
~. Louis. April s-CTose-Wheat No ? red cash eel4r
May 7eikQ7oEc: July 59c; No hard. 71g71sc. Corn
10 cash, &c; May. 26.c: July, 2'sc No white. cog
Toledo. April 6-Wheat active. weak. cash 72ssc May
1910; July. 13Tsc. Corn active steady, cash, &c May
2c Clover active steady 1895 prime. SO so cash. SO 10
october s.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-07

ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
n received at their Uptown once NO i'-- ,a.s
= - -, ., a,st-st until o'clock p. M; advertise
= o,,aa AT the following branch Offices at regular
.sn. rates until o'clock m. viz; 2os sth-aVe'. .
cor 2ad-st 6th-ave. cor iZth-s'-; Ha0! >. ~ 'nc
go ls2 Columbus near west oo'h-st' iVo
- .oa near sth-aye.: 90 East 1sth-st; Zo' west
:. between 7th aves. 1os East 4'h-st-; i'Ss
between roth and nth sts; lo2o od-a'e'' near
-os 1,.-sye near s9th-st.; 556 Tremont-aVe-;
.o 49,. near lI.tst: khA sd-sve.; 2io Beecker-st;
s25 Blsecker-et.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-07
roNnoN WOOL MARKET

London Anril 6-Trading in wool during the week was
quiet prices steady Merlnos early IN me S
ZOO the series ot auction saes aiL"' T IN
az tses including forwarded direct ne IN
so-s during the week were: New South Wales. 2525
Gelbourne 4s7 south Australia, l05S sa
FFenaatle y. Cape Hope and Nata o3z: buSos
Ayres s73. Busreh 3s3; Hamburg 6SS; elsewhere los
New-York tribune., 1901-04-07
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS,

u.-,,b.s Ali. co,,on-Holiday Receipts. 325
eles gr IS 737: shipments. 1889: stock u. DAB
Savannah. April e.-Co;ton--Holiaa y Lao' cosef
Eise. 775 stock 7s. .657- ,,o.o,..u 1 49,
New-0-lesrs Arrl 6-cotton- Holiday. Receipts $40
eaes: Great Britain. lvo' 10 lhe o"i'''
3S39: coastHise, 2.os3; stock, 29S, l2s
New-York tribune., 1901-04-07
The Denver and Rio Grands Railroad Company,
CONSOLIDATED RAILWAY LIGHTING
AND REFRIGERATING COMPANY.
IIN bKOADWAY, NEW YORK, March p. 1901.
To the Stockholders OF the
Consolidated Railway Electric Lighting
and Eauinmenf Cnmnany.

The Consolidated Railway Lighting and Refrigerating
Company offers purchase the outstanding shares Of
stock OF Company paying therefor for share
in its stock.
All stockholders Of the Consolidated Railway Electric
Lighting and Equipment Company desiring TO avail them
selves OF this offer must deposit before April I5
1901 with the Manhattan Trust Company Of New York
their shares for delivery share for full
paid and n-assessable stock Of Consolidated Re
frigerating Company, and will also be required To paw
at the time OF deposit 81 per share before
May 10, 1901 additional 81 per share which amounts
VIII be paid into the Of the Consolidated Refrg
er1tlng Company to be used working capital
The Manhattan Trust Company will issue negotiable
receipts provided by the existing
tween the Consolidated Refrigeratng Company the
Trust Company. filed with the Trust Company and open
to inspection of all shareholders Consolidated
Equipment Company. Upon surrender receipts
50 share endorsed thereon. the Trust Company
deliver fu-paid and non assess
able stock Of Consolidated Refgeratng Company as
called for by said receipts.
The above payments may be anticipated
Consolidated R'way Lighting & Refrigerating Co.
By JOHN H. THOMPSON Jr Secretary
New-York tribune., 1901-04-07
Consolidated R'way Lighting & Refrigerating Co.
BY JOHN II. THOMPSON Jr., Secretary
OFFICIAL OIL REPORTS.

The California State Investment Company with East
ern offices IS fremont ST.. Mass,
vestors opportunity obtain reliable
from the official State Government
OIL Industry Of California and all letters inquiry
closing stamp for reply, about oil company
cheerfuly answered free of charge
New-York tribune., 1901-04-07
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Cincinnati. April 6--Ffour dull Wheat steady. No
red I5c ,orn stronger: No mixed 45c Oats steady:
mixed 2sc. Rye dull: No SOC -''
Chicago, April 6.-The leading futures ranred os o.,
New-York tribune., 1901-04-07
SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS.

San Francisco, April s.-The official closing
quotations for mining stocks to-day were as ioi7
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-05-14
THE LATE COUNTY BILL.

Senator J. Brown thinks or thinks
he thinks, that the County bill would
have got Executive approval If it had
been Republican measure.
In one sense the Senator may be
right. Had the County bill been of
Republican origin it might have been
worth the signing. At least it would
not nave been mere creation of the
paste pot and shears, an incoherent
patchwork of clipped statutes, a lar
gon OF misconceived or meaningless
words, an Act as full of loonholes for
lawyers to fire through as the intellect
OF a Home Rule statesman is full of
wormhoies to let bugs In and out. A
Republican County bill would. at least
have been a clear cut and symmetrical
measure, calculated to win the respect
OF the people and the appreciation of
the courts. AS such 1t might have
been signed. assuming that the Execu-
tive, at this stage of Territorial devel-
opment, could be induced to think that
there is need Of any more machinery
of Government
But the County bill as 1t stood was
a worthless instrument, not more In
its intent than in its construction. It
could not have stood fire In court for
half an hour, and as such is better Off
where 1t is. The Home Rulers have no
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-05-14
REDUCE MILITARY EXPENSES.

The National Guard ought not, un-
der any circumstances, to be disband-
ed, but under present conditions of pol
tiles and finance it should be reorgan-
lied. There is no longer the need of a
large force in Honolulu that there was
before annexation, for now we have
regular troops in garrison, and in the
event of the only trouble that need be
feared, viz, with plantation laborers,
white people would rally as soon and
as effectively as they did at the China
town fire. We should say that single
company of the National Guard, or
ganized as artillery would be enough
for Honolulu
The other islands, having no canton
ments OF regular troops, are more in
need of militia protection than this one.
There Asfatics vastly outnumber the
white men, and there is no telling when
they may go on the warpath. The big
island of Hawaii needs at least two
companies of artillery-one, at any
rate. Maui and Kauai should have one
each. This would make four, or at
most, five militia companies or batter
les, to be commanded by major or to
report directly to the Adjutant General.
There are uniforms, equipments and
cannon enough to enable such a force
to be QUILTED at no extra cost; and its
support need not exceed, in any great
sum, the money apportioned by Con-
gress to this Territory for militia pur-
poses.
There is need of retrenchment. and
the National Guard is a good thing to
begin with.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-05-14
THE SENATE HOMOGENEOUS.

The Senate acted with good sense In
not letting Emmeluth use it as too
with which to inscribe his un-Amert-
can vote Of want Of confidence" upon
the permanent records of the Legisla-
ture.
As we said the other day, there is no
such thing in the American legislative
system as asaevote of want of conf
dence." The American substitute for
That monarchical custom of dealing
with unpopular ministries in an adverse
majority at the polls. Nowhere on the
mainland has Legislature ever tried
the Emmeluth dodge; least of all has
a Legislature of one political faith tried
TO embarrass Governor of another po-
Htical faith by such vote as the Home
Rule House took the other day against
Governor Dole. a thing like that would
excite derision on the mainland. and It
excites derision here.
Another point Is that the Enme1uth
resolution did not state a sufficient
cause of action. It is none of the Leg
isiature's business: whether the Cover
nor chooses to sign or veto bill un-
less that body is able to pass such a
measure over his veto. II not, the prov
fnce of the Legislature is to take what
comes and not toserya over split milk.
Nor has the Legislature any right to
demand that because a Governor signs
bill which meets with his approval
ne shall sign other bills which he does
not favor. Yet that is the spirit of the
Emmeluth resolution. and it is absurd
and irrational and I'M American as the
man himself
We hope the Senate will persist In it's
attitude of dissent-not that it will
make the slightest difference to Cover
nor Dole or his party whether it does
30 or not-but for the sake Of the Sen
ate's own reputation.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-05-14
SOME PERSONAL QUERIES.

Mr.. Emmeluth: If Governor Dole
brought the Asiatics here and thereby
committed a crime, what sort of a
crime did the man commit who gave
them employment when they arrived.
thus keeping these '.foes of American
labor on the soil?
Were you then in the coolie employ
ing class?
Did you hire japanese to clear land
IN the back country at or about the
Tune Wnen you We're trying to break In
to the planting business and become q
plutocrat?
Did you ever employ Japanese In
your plumbing establishment under a
foreman named Toma, or named any
thing else? Or without foreman?
II you did all these things, don't you
think that you, In the light of the IT,
rade against Dole for admitting Asiat-
les to compete with white labor, are a
hufnbug of the most picturesque type
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-05-14

The Springfield Republican arraigns
the Dole Government because 1t main
tains q band at the expense of all the
voters of the Territory. The novel
point about this charge, as coming
from the Springfield Republican, is that
1t is true. Now that our mugwump con-
temporary has finished denouncing
such an ''un-American" practice in the
capital Of Hawaii, we hope it will turn
its battery on the Ubiquitous Federal
capital which keeps the Marine Band
at the expense of all the voters of the
United States.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-05-14

The Board of Health cannot be made
self-supporting while the lepers need
care. Leper expenses amount to an
enormous sum annually, and they must
be met by the Territory, which, If it
should surrender the settlement into
Federal hands, would incur the risk of
having Molokai turned into national
lazaretto. There are, however, means
Of revenue apart from direct appropria-
ton. Let garbage be collected on the
basis of a charge against the house
holder; let the use of the odorless ex-
cavator be paid for by those whom it
benefits. We are told that an income
Of 1850, 600 per year might be had from
these sources. II SO the plan is well
worth adoption: for this is time when
revenue from any legitimate quarter is
welcome and Is needed.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-05-14
THE WORD OF A
HONOLULU CITIZEN
About Doan's Backache Kid
ney Pills.

Can this be SO? Is it true? These
are the questions which every man and
woman in Honolulu suffering the tor
ture OF kidney disease asks as they
read the published accounts In newspa-
pers about medicines which claim to
cure it. Whatever the conclusion ar
rived at touching the truth Of these
cures they can't doubt the following,
for it took place in Honolulu and the
experiences are those OF a representa-
tive citizen:
Mr.. Cyrus s. Edison of Kapiolani
Park, this city, says: 81 am at pres
ent teamster and came to the Islands
fifteen years ago. Previous to that /
drove stage coach In the United
States. These occupations necessitat-
ing my being out at all seasons were no
doubt the cause of my kidney disorder.
had the ordinary symptoms Of this
complaint, and resorted to q host of
things to cure It. All Of them failed
to do SO. however, and when had al
most given up hope heard about
Doan's Backache Kidney Pills and got
some at the Hollister Drug Co.'S store
They did indeed relieve ma and 7 an,
quite satisfied with the bene1t thav
have been to me-"
Doan's Backache Kidney Pills ara for
sale by all dealers; price 80 centa nor
box (six boxes $3.50. Mailed bv the
Hollister Drug Co., Honolulu. whole
sale agents for the Hawaiian Islands
~
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-05-14

And now the monkey wrench states
man accuses Governor Dole of having
permitted the officers Club to exist.
If the Governor pleads guilty we trust
he will have the mercy of the Home
Rule court in view Of the other things
that have f1ourished under his eye
the Home Rule Legislature, for in
stance. The Governor not only permit
ted that body to exist" but was in
strumental in calling it together, and
has stood supinely by while the major
ity of its members fuddled their wits
at the Officers Club bar Are the Home
Rulers so ungrateful that they will
pass resolutions against him on the
ground that he did not suppress them
with club?
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-05-14
ARRESTED FOR LIBEL.
Pension Attorney is Charged With
Misrepresentation.

SAN JOSE, May &c. s. Howe, San
Francisco pension agent, was arrested IN
the Victory theater here tonight for libel
the complainant being B. F. Wilson OF
San Francisco. representing the Ia"
firm of Charles and William King. on
Washington. D. c.
The complaint charges young Howe
with distributing circulars among dis
charged soldiers, misrepresenting the
washington firm. and stating that they
were a fraud and that they had been OBJ
tanning money from pension applicants
under false pretenses.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-05-14
Tho Small
Of the Back

That IS where some people feel
weak all the time.
They are likely to be respondent
and II is not unusual to find them
borrowing trouble IS If they hadn't
enough already.
The fact is their kidneys are weak.
either naturally or because of sickness.
exposure. worry or other influences.
81 am thankful to say" writes J. L. Camp
bell. Of Sycamore. Ill. that Hoods Sarsapa-
eilla has cured me. For many years / was
troubled with backache. At times ! was 50
bad had to be helped from the bed or chair.
am now we'll and strong and free from pain"
What this great medicine did for him It has
aone for others.
HOOd,S Sas.Sapas,fxXa
Promises to cure and keeps the
promise. Begin treatment with
Hoods today.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-05-14
THE BRIBERY CHARGES.

Three public men have said there was
proof, which they could not ignore, OF
the existence Of bribery in the Legisla-
ture. They are named as follows, in
the calendared order Of their charges:
Senator Nicholas Russell.
Representative John Emmeluth.
Governor Sanford B. Dole.
There ought to be evidence enough
among these three, saying nothing OF
Nolte's testimony. to convince any Jury
that is not expressly organized from
among former Royalists, for the pur-
pose Of putting the Annexation Cover
nor in a hole.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-05-14

cause to mourn for such foredoome
failure.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-05-14
BANDIT Watts PAROLE.
Chris Evans, the Famous Outlaw,
Trying to Get Out.

FRESNO. May s-chris Evans. the
bandit and outlaw. who is at Folsom
under sentence of life Imprisonment. has
given notice of his intention to apply for
a parole. He was sentenced in 1888. and
his conduct since is said % have been
exemplary.
He holds position of trust in the
drug department at the penitentiary and
his wife lives at yisalia, where she is
supporting herself and family at wash
ing. Evans is now so years old and had
an arm and eye shot away while being
pursued