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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-02-26

Muchos much sohos se colxron en- el
transporte. Algunoa fueron advertidos,
mas no SO did con ell esoondits de otroa.
Hay ell proyecto do hacsr, por nc
clones de 200 dollars. ad hoe IN ediicio
para el casino sspahols.
-Sabemos que se infuye con Of di-
rector de oorreos por YER Ia manera ds
que pongan dos oorreos diarios 4 Ia ciu.
dad del sur, pues es muy POGO uoo solo
Nosotros nos sdherimos & ese prc
yecto pues Yeprssspsarfa un gran adelartc
para Is isla y prlncipalmsnts para los
pueblos del itinerario de Ponce d San
j uan.
-Vsrioe profssorss nstivos emplea
dos en- ell eAsiio de Bene 6cenciaz NJ .
asf como otros empleados 81
pats, han sido deolarsdos cesantes por do
O arar contra lst inicu s atrop sllos reali-
sados contra los niflos en- aqusl estable-
oimiento.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-02-26

honor; solo Sc estima ell strevimiento, so
10 Sc aprecia La audacia, solo SO premia Ia
| vilantex.
lAh! no quisi6ramoa tener que reno
| YER 10 que lleva oleadas de indignation d
nnastro pecho, hsoiendo que broten tantas
lamerguras del fcndo de cuestros ooraxo-
mes.
| Desde ell primero de Mario, pnes, Mr..
| tOstsrhont, Q! p-riidar;o del sistema del
IlAtigo pars Ia educsciGa DC loo h7srfanos
desa asuparadcs, goxert cl pirGua hscar de
!! J zeO tzolLors auuaiss oon darooho sdmi-
! II ics iugresos las esorisiones qae Gre
yers procedentes, pcdrA sstsbleosr de
! saouerdo con al ,Corsejo eieoutivo. 81 re-
g.smento que juzgus cportuIo para el re-
gioen interior del local.
Deade entonces Mr.. Br5wn, eocvioto
y confsso en- una estafs, sin haber aldo re-
habilitado oump!idamente, desempehar&
an pussto de confanxa.
A los dos go les ofrecsn los medios
de que desarrollen sus malevolos instintos.
A los dos
Rompanss de una veg las rejas de los
presidios, abr&nse de una yes las puertas
de las caroel. q; ll6vense al ssntuario de 10
diosa Astrss d los Troohe, Booschica,
Agmila Blanca, Serapio Aoosts, Figueroa
y otros otros de la misma jaex.
Con hombres de ese temple .osnstitd-
yanse los organismos del gobierno y de In
administration insular. Y llegsrA el mo.
mento, aoaso no muy tarde, en- que os
arrepenter6is de vuestra obra disolvente,
sin que podais remediar las f,tsles oonse.
cuenciss de vuestroa torpes extravfos.
Jam&s ataoamos esos nombramientos
porque SO trste de oontinentsles. como in
sidiosamente pudiers decirae. No somos
oposioionistas por sistema.
Brook, Ames, Creemsn, Halstesd,
Odlin, Dexter, Rusell muchos mas,
tambien son continentsles; y por los aotos
de iustioia de unos, y por las simpatfas de
los otros respeoto oil pleito en- que se vim.
oula nuestro porvenir, todos tienen derechc
4 Ia gratitud, Ia consideration y al carl.
no con que les distinguimos los hombres
que nos agrupamos en- torno del programa
federal.
Nosotros queremos la Intervention
directs del pats en- la administraoi6u del
pats, por que ella informa el gooe de In
absolute autonomfs; psro no snhelamoa
ell alejamiento de ningtn puesto phblioo
de aquellos en- quienes % personifca In
aptitud y la probidad.
Deseamos que Sc snaltexoa, nunca que
Sc prostituya nueatro ORGANISING de 60
bierno, fin de que podamos dirigirnos
sin posibles obstAculos / nuestra efectiva
en- todoa los ordenes de In
vida ciudadana.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-02-26
PENSAN NIENT0S

Las flores son ell ornate J la algeria
de la oampifs.
La muier es ell ornate J la dicha del
hogsr.
Las q ores exhalan bals8micos tduvits
que en- las alas de loo genieoillos de In noche
de las fresoas y apaoibles suras matinales
80 vierten por Ia oampifla, embslsaman Ell
ambiente y le haoen mas grato nuestros
sentidos.
La muj ar exhals Ell purisimo aroma
dc sua yirtudes, que nos embriaga de fsii
cidad, haoe mas plaoentera In existencia,
oonvirtiendola en- IN deiicioso parsiso.
Las fores guardian sl dulce n6ctsycue
las avecilas y los insectos, 6brios de amor,
lanzando armoniosos trinos, nban de ga
c&liz.
La mujer guarda Ia dulcfsima ambro
STA de su puro 8 inagotable amor, grato
lenitlvo que mitigs las heridas del alma, y
que ell hombre liba de sus labios, ofre-
oi9ndole ell tribute de su adoracion; aols
maudola reina del hogsr; erigiendola IN
altar un trono en- su pecho, en- qus lie
brinda ell incienso de 50 oarifio; cantAndo
le las mas inspiradss notas csyendo
rendido de hinojos sus pies.
La mujer lleva en- sus ojos el fulgor de
las estrellss; en- su VOC ell gorgeo de los a
jaros ell susurro de las auras; en- su rostro
la bellezs de los Angeles; en- So alma, sI
amor intinito d6 los doses; en- su booa In
miel de los pansles y ell perfume ell nee
tax do las Horas. en- todo an s6r a strao
ci0n irresistible del imam.
Arpa que encanta con la armonfa dc
su acento; sbismo que atrae; espejismo
que seduce engafis; llama que devora
caliz de cicuts que mats; panacea que de
vuelve la vida tai es la mujer.
Demetri0 varsIa.
Humacao, Febrero de 1901
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-02-26

Tratandose de personals nuevas
en- la batalla por los principles, no
encontrara ell gobierno motive M PRE-
TExTo para oponerles resistencia Sis
tematica; nj encontraran tampoco los
republicanos base para sus salvajes
rencores. ST la resistencia de arrlba
y los rencores de abajo Sc prolongan,
quedara la situaci6n muy clara an
te Ell pals y SO vera que ell gobierno
resiste por que LIE CONVENE apoyarse
en- un servilismo absolute, y que los
republicanos odian porque, siendo
la minorfa, solo en- las malas pasio-
nes, en- la calumnia, y en- la intriga,
hallaran la fuerza que les rehus6
siempre Ell libre sufragio de los cleo
torres. No Sc llegara la NOBLE IN
TELIGENCIA y la grata concor-
dia de que habla 81 senor Muroz
Rivera Y el partido federal, inclu-
so ell sacrifcio de su jefe, habra he
cho MAS DE Lo QUE PoDIA DEBTA pa
ra arribar a tan patri0ticos fines.
En- cuanto a la fundacion de IN
peri0dico en- New-York en- Was
hington, no es precise encarecer su
importancia, tai vez decisiva y de
todas maneras incalculable. Hoy ell
pueblo americana nos juzga por in
formes falsos, que desde aqui Sc en-
Wan la prensa y a los estadlstas.
Nadie Sc ocupa de rectlhcarlos.
ell pueblo de los Estados- Unidos, al
contemp plarHos por 81 prisma de esos
informes infcuos, cree que somos fe-
Ices, que estamos contentos, que ma
damos en- la prosperidad, que ell jd-
bilo nos ahoga, que las cosecha au-
mentan, que los precios suben, que
Ell trabajo del bracero Sc retrlbuya
con largueza, que en- la admlnlstra-
ci6n impera la justicia y i que mas,
81 hasta Sc ha dicho y Sc cree que
AMBos pARr1Dos salieron il de la Ca
marall amistosamente2
El periodico sera de propagan-
da continue Y de information meto-
dica. Dira la verdad, sin exagerar-
la ca una Inca, por 10 mlsmo que
ha menester un gran cr6dito para
sus afrmaciones; circulara en- los CEN
tros ofciales, en- los despachos de los
senadores y los representatives, en- los
clubs politicos y sociales, en- las en-
baiados extranjeras, y aun, sallendo
de la metr6poli, entire los dlarlos de
mas nombrad1a en- ell mundo. Su
prop6sito y su mission conslsten en-
iograr QUE NO oUEDE EN- FL sILENc1o
10 que ocurre en- Puerto-Rlco. Mo-
sotros conocemos al pueblo americana.
Ell dia en- que Sc consiga ENTERARLE,
rNroRMARLE con exactltud, ese dia
nuestra isla dejara de ser una pobre
esclava del imperialismo dominante y
sera un Estado con inmensas IRAN
ouicias, 8 una colonia autonoma y.
Dor aut6noma, duena de sus proplos
destinOS.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-02-26
la reunion del comite
aruuaclA MUAoz RIVERA -C0MIsioN DIREcTlvA-TURRo
UE "A AJEFATuRA.-PERoDico Los EsrAuosuwuDns.
No tenemos una sola I

No tenemos una sola palabra
oro a6od;r al documento, breve y
sencilIo, en- que presenta su renun--
cia 81 iefe del partido federal. El 10
J;ce todo en- estas frases <Si con
nj aIeiamiento han de ser mas feci--
les una noble intehgencia con CLOS Po--
deres publicos y una situaci6n de
concordia con los republicanos, me
soDtir6 satisfecho del sacrifcio que
me impongo al separarme de mis-
amipos.y Ambos extremes Sc nos
antoIan imposibles, y no por cul pa
de nuestra colectividad; pero Ia d.
mission y la retirada de un hombre
4 ouien aclaman las muchedumbres
quien siguen las classes directo-
ras del pals, tienen un caracter de
nobleza y un fondo de altruismo que
en- vano pretenderan destruir la en-
vida Y Ia maledicencia.
ri fundador de LA DEMoCRAc1A,
oue Sc identified siempre con su
pueblo Sc retira en- plena popula-
ridad. Lo demuestran sus 1ltimas
excursiones politicas, en- que las
masas acudian q ofrecerle ell home
naie de sus frmes simpatias; 10 prueba
tambi6n la circulation de este Pc
ri6dico, leido hasta tai punto que EN-
San Juan y en- Ponce reparte tantos
eiemplares como los diarios que
en- ambas ciudades SO publican. Las
cartas que recibimos en- cumulo In
menso patentizan, ademas, que 81 SO
provocase un plebiscito, ell partido
yotaria por la continuation de la
actual efatura, y unicamente san
cionaria la ausencia del seflor Mu-
doz Rivera como Una necesldad I'M
periosa para los intereses comunes;
como un mandate imperative de las
circunstanclas.
AL alejarse de nuestras playas ell
buen compahero de tantas luchas por
la terra natal, ha de sustituirle una
C0AISION DIRECTIVA compueSta
de c1NCo federales. Entire ellos tur-
nara cada dos meses la presidential.
Les designara, en- papeletas escritas y
snviadas por correo, ell mismo comi-
t6 que acaba de adoptar este acuer-
do. Los miembros de ese Comit6,
RESIDENCES en- San Juan, son los sef1o-
res Palmer, Acuna, Roman, Dlaz
Navarro, Soler, Camunas, Larrinaga,
Patron, Vale y Guzman Benitez.
Entire cinco de esos diez ciudadanos,
probados en- dias de grandes amargu-
raS, intehgentes, serenos, patrlotas
entuslastas, puertorriquenos que hon.
ran a Puerto-Rico, turnara cada dos
meses Ia presidential; y los cinco
electos, cuaIesquiera que sean, regiran
a partIdo con energia y con acierto.
Er tojos SO debe y Sc puede conhar
gH reserva ninguna. La COMl6lON
DlRkCTIVA res1ltara, pues, un ver-
dad5ro balu2rte de los derechos pa-
triOs.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-02-26

Con motivo del visje de Ia banda
del reeimiento de Puerto Rico " ashing-
ton. se suspenden las retretas de los 1oe-
YES en- la plaza Alfonso XII.
Con reguIaridad siguen turolonan
do los carros eleotricos. Lo que oeeia
nrocur.r la empresa es que recorrieran
intramuros para mas comodldsd de los pa
ssgeros. 1,,.ao .,
i,;oio oral contrs Pillar Miranda por frau
de oohecho. ,,,: =,
los de aquella ciudad.
-l6 telegra6stas de los que oomPo
nfan el signal corps han salido para los
Estados Unidos, por no querer aceP'af
osroos an Ia nueva situacion civil.
Aver d la una media bsJs,on
+. m.rina an ndmero de 30 los Goldsooa
nuertorriouefios - que van Washington.
Tn oentio immense les acompafo hasta
los muelles, donde les repsrtieron Ia ropa
de invierno.
Les habfsn prometido el psgo ade~
,sSnt.do de dos meusualidades, Pero no pa
AZ In cosa de ofreoimisnto.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-02-26
GRAN HOTEL-RESTAURANT
INGL-ATERRA A ~
Tetuan 10 I2-cruz 2LHoe de primer orden

Hotel ospacdad
T mas esoo entade de la Capital ri An.
mas DEL plan antigua comidas
al igual do los dem& Hotels eomda
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-02-26

Las flores son ell ornate J la alegrf
de la oampifa.
La muier es ell ornate y la dicha do
hogsr.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-02-26

La mui ar exhala Ell purfsimo aroml
dc sua yirtudes, que nos embriaga de fsli
cidad, haoe mas plaoentera In existencia
oonvirtendola en IN delicioso parsiso.
Arizona republican., 1901-08-27

incorporators from several of the east
ern states and is promising to make
Arizona a formidable rival of West Wiz
ginla, Delaware, Maryland and SCrth
Dakota, which states have heretofore
had monopoly in business in this
line. All the good features of the in
corporation laws of thse states aIe in
cludcd in the new law, as we!l NJ nu-
merous other advantages to the incor-
porator. Private property is exempt
from corporate debt, no annual or other
reports are required. there is no other
or annual tax upon tla corporation.
None of the incorDorators need appear
or be residents of the territory, and the
amount of capital sto.N does not in
crease the cost of Incorporation
1T Is only necessary thli the cvrpor-
alton appoint a resident of Arizona as
its agent, over 5000 companies havo
been incorporated under Arizonas ia
vorable laws. the bulk of when are
eastern companies and California and
Texas oil companies. Ihe entire en-
penses of Incorporation. including
agents fees, will not exceed $50 and Oft
times is less"
Arizona republican., 1901-08-27
A COSTLY LITTLE FIRE
Mrs. A. M. Clancy mandates Her
Personal Effects.

The most expensive fire for the size
of 1t that was ever burned in this city
was kindled by Mrs. A. NJ. Clancy on
North First street yesterday morning.
Mrs. Clancy was adjudged insane about
three months ago ana was sent to the
asylum. The precise cause of her men-
tai disturbance was not known. Her
husband had died about a year before
and it was suspected that she had en-
deaVored to blunt her grief by the use
OF morphine. After a confinement of a
month in the asylum she was discharg-
ed On Sunday she began to aci
strangely and Marshal Kinney was sent
Arizona republican., 1901-08-27

phone message from one of the neigh
bors. AS he ran up Mrs. Clancy threw
another armload on the fire He snatch
ed part of it out. among other articles
a box containing lot of jewelry. Es-
Inmates Of the value of the property ahc
destroyed range between $500 and $500
When she was asked why she was
burning herself out she replied, ON
it's old trash and | wanted to set rid
of it,"
When insanity takes the form Of in-
cendlarism it is more dreaded in 4
community than when it is marked by
only homicidal tendency. Mrs. Clancy
was taken into custody. She was eX-
amined in probate court yesterday afI
ternOon and committed to the asylum
Arizona republican., 1901-08-27
McKEE'S CASH STORE
ROBBERY AT RIVERSIDE
Outlaws Relieve Detective Finley Of
His Bank Roll.

Last Tuesday evening about I
o'clock two masked men appeared at
the door of the saloon of Harry Shaw 5
station at Riverside, about thirty
miles east of Flor nee, and after or
deilnS thu occupants to throw up their
hands. robbed them OF $500, says the
Tribune. The victims were Harry Shaw
and Sam Finley, the latter the well
known line rider, officer and detective,
at present in the employ of the Pink
crton agt ncy. From Shaw they took
Sl60 and from Finley about $40. The
latter in company with Ed Barfoot had
been In the neighborhood of Florence.
Kelvin and Troy for the past two weeks
on the lookout for Oklahoma train rob
bers who were supposed TO be headed
this way. Finley's Winchester and six
shooter were at the time of the rob
berry on the outside of the house with
his saddle. Shaw's guns were taken by
the robbers, and n was informed that
he would find them a few hundred
yards up the road-which he did.
The robbers are described as the
traditional long and short men. Both
had their faces hidden by handker-
chiefs with holes for the eyes, ana
hence their features could not be dis
tinguished. The short man was the
spokesman and talked good English.
1t was he who secured the money.
while the tall man he'd his guns on
the victims. After the hold-up thc
robbers crossed the river and were seen
going towards Globe. Both were heav-
lily armed. Finley took the trail with
blood in his eye and swore he would
follow them to the ends of the earth.
Under Sheriff George l.. Truman It
for the scene Immediately upon the
receipt Of the news in Florence, and
upon his return we viii probably
know more about It, Certainly at this
distance, the affair has very myster-
ious appearance.
Arizona republican., 1901-08-27

800 lbs good Blend Tea, 80 l-5c: reg
ular, soc.
100 large bottles Portable Lemonade,
&c; regular, Soc.
20 cans Lemon Sugar, zoe; regular,
soc.
so bottles imported Fruit Juice. 25c;
regular, 45c.
1000 bars good Toilet Soap, 1c; resu-
ular. Sc.
800 cans Bishops Buffet Jams and
Jellies, 1Oc; regular, 15c.
% bottles Hires Ginger Ale, 15c; reg
u.ar, 25c.
200 cans Condensed Soups, 1Oc; reg
ular 15c.
100 cans new crop finest Pinapple, 25c;
regular 55c.
25 gal. cans Syrup. soc; regular, 75c.
100 bottles OF. Vanilla Extract, Zoe.
100 bottles OF. Lemon Extract, Zoe.
500 cans Signal brand Red Salmon,
12I2c; regular, zoe.
500 cans Paddock oysters. 12Ac; reg
ular, zoe.
1900 cans best American sardines, sc;
regular, 719c.
200 quart Fruit Cans, per doz., soc;
regular. 75c.
200 quart Fruit Cans. per doz.. 7jc;
regular, sl,0O. l'
Positively these prices are at and be-
low cost. We must sell them this
month. Every article guaranteed to
give satisfaction or money refunded.
So come early to the store that's al
ways busy.
Arizona republican., 1901-08-27

for He made an investigation and
finding nothing to warrant interference
by him he went away. Yesterday morn
ing early she began to destroy her per
sonal effects. She made a bonfire Of
them about eight feet from thu house.
She fed it with costly dresses, the
clothing of her dead husband, bed
clothes and whatever else was portable
and inflammable. Deputy Sheriff Will
Jams hurried out in answer to a tele-
Arizona republican., 1901-08-27

meats, chicken. etc. Get a nice steak
out of our cold storage. Dishes washed
by steam. nuncn counter and dining
room. Special cafe and private rooms
on second floor. Coffee AIS Restaurant
Ice cream, snerbet, fruits. salads, fish,
Arizona republican., 1901-08-27
!. O. o. +. NOTICE.

Members of Phoenix lodge, No. ?,
.. O. f.. and visiting brothers are re-
quested to meet at the lodge room al
4:3O o'clock TO attend the funeral OF
our late brother John McCarty
w. l.. ALBRIGHT, Noble Grand.
Arizona republican., 1901-08-27
OUR INCORPORATION LAWS
a Complimentary Description by a
Law Journal.

The Law Students Helper" Pub.
hshed oy the Sprague Publishing com.
pany. Detroit. Mich. in it's August
r'lmber compliments the new incorpor-
alton lSy of Arizona as col.owS:
The last session OF the Arizona leeis.
hturr Tassed a general Incorporation
law Wheli has drawn the attention CT
Arizona republican., 1901-08-27

If the hungry floor man at Saltair
really had a tapeworm, as alleged bv
the manager no one can blame him
for taking measures to get more food.
Arizona republican., 1901-08-27

ROllingstone Nonoss DE world
owes every man a Twin" Tatterdom
Torn--"Yes; but de trouble is it don't
seem 10 pay up
Arizona republican., 1901-08-27

First Mosquito-"The girl that sleeps
in hsre has pat screens in the window"
Second Mosquito-"Well, | like her
cheek"
Arizona republican., 1901-08-27
CARD OF THANKS.


PhOeniX, Aug. 70, IJOI.
All who were so kind and helpful [,
me in my recent bereavement have M
heartfelt thanks.
CHARLES QUACK ENBUSH.
Arizona republican., 1901-08-27

When an ola man gets to the point
where he forgets that he was once a
boy life loses half its charms.
Arizona republican., 1901-08-27
Dr.. SlayfOn SayS:

The English Kitchen keeps
their cook room In absolute
clean condition and the quality
of their food, together with good
service, entities them to liberal
patronage.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-02-27
COFFEE CANNOT BE
CULTIVATED HERE
Says A. Sumter Who Claim
to Have Attempted
it in Olaa.

Editor Advertiser A Alr e. H. Ed
wards comes along and tells us that W.
should try and revive the dead coffee
industry by systematic pruning and cul-
ture, and by cooperation among the cot.
I fee-planters.
How could We have conducted an en-.
terprise more intelligently than we have
this one? We have had the advantage
of advice from innumerable experts from
/ Ceylon and elsewhere, who have told
us that We knew nothing about coffee
culture.
{ We have consulted together in our fire.
quent meetings of the Coffee Planters
Association, and have followed all the
most-approved methods. We have had
the best of machinery put up by the local
house of Hackfeld and Company and
the coffee has been properly graded and
put on the market in the best of condi-
ton. We have tried all methods. and in
diligently, as | said before and yet we
have failed to make the industry a sue
cess, except in few favored localities.
In the district of Olaa alone several
hundred thousands of dollars were ex-
pended between the years 1892 and 1894.
ana ABOUT 5000 acres were planted to
coffee. The most or all of this would
have been utterly lost, and the planters
nearly all of them, would have been
piuhSeu iito Bankruptcy II the OIaa Su-
gar Company had not bought US out and
established on the ruins of the coffee in
dustry what will be in the near future
one of the most magnificent sugar plan
tations in the world. The writer of this
saw that the only way to save us from
ruin was to try to get the people of
oiaa interested in sugar, and labored
earnestly to that end
The most of those who opposed tho in
PRODUCTION of sugar. to displace coffee.
new see that it was a very wise move
on our part. Hawaii nei is essentially
sugar country. Many industries have
been tried, and few have been success
tul except sugar alone. Much could be
said on the subject, but is it wise to
Try TO revive an industry which, as long
as labor is so expensive. and the nrice
of coffee so low, will certainly ruin al
most every one who engages in It?
ALBERT SUMTER
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-02-27
A Neighborhood Pest.

The Advertiser has spoken now and
then of suspicious resort on Punch
oowi street and is asked by respectable
people living near by to definitely locate
~ SO that other houses may not be
blackilsted. The place, which has been
raided once, and is under police sur
Veiilance now, is a small, one-story cot
tage, opposite the. Queens Hospital and
next door to Portuguese wash-house.
II Is the third house from the junction
OF Miller and Punchbowl streets
Drunken men and worse people fire.
qaent the cottage, evidence against
Wnom was collected last night by an
Advertiser reporter who was concealed
m the shrubbery of the yard An effort
VIII be made to close the place.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-02-27
OOI OF PRINT BOOKS!
histories, voyages
and travels. ......
/ THRUM'S BOOK STORE

Is in receipt of rare assortment ol
early Pacific Ocean voyages, travels
histories and miscellania pertaining
to Hawaii-nei, to which the attention
of collectors are especially invited
consisting in part Of
Cooks, Byron's, Vancouver's,
Mears, De Urville's, Kotzebue's,
Mears', De Urvilles, Kotze-
bues Kruzenstern's, I,angs-
dortf's, Rushenbergers and
Others Voyages and Jour
mails; Bingham's. Dibble's and
Jarves' Histories of Sandwich
Islands; Ellis Tour of Hawaii:
Stewards Visit to South Seas;
Wilkes L. S. Explo. Expedition.
fine set in " NOR, 5 vols,
with atlas; Brigham's and Dut-
toms Hawaiian Volcanoes, with
sundry other out of print
works.
OF other books relating to these ISL
ands, the following are in stock:
Making of Hawaii, Hawaiian America
Hawaii and It's People, Kelea, Hiwa.
Hawaii-nei, Six Months In Sandwich
Islands, Hawaii Our New Possessions.
The Paradise Of the Pacific, Vacation
Days in Hawaii and Japan. Mrs.
Judd's Honolulu, and Chaney's Aloha.
Hawaiian Animals, History of Later
Years Of Hawaiian Monarchy, etc.
etc, together with a variety of miscel-
laneous works constantly being added
to.
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