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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-01-04
RELIGIOUS THOUGHTS.
Gems Cleaned From the Teachings of
All Denominations.


There is but one Jesus He is alone
with us, as was Luke with St. Paul
Rev. Stephen Innis, Roman Catholic,
San Francisco.
INCITER BAD AS CRIMINAL.
do not see why laws cannot be
made to punish those who incite others
to crime.-Dr. Henry Van Dyke, Pres
byterian, Princeton, N ].
PUBLIC MEN.
There are some men who bring blem-
iSh upon party, but the vast majority
of our public men are clean and pure
Rev. DR.. Hamlin, Presbyterian, WASH
ington.
CHRISTIAN NATIONS GREATEST.
Tt is no accident that the nations
most reputed for evangelical Christian
ity are the mightiest nations OF the
world today-Rev. c. Woelfkin, Bap-
fist, Brooklyn.
RELIGIOUS COMFORT FOR THE
God delivers the old man from lone
Illness and is always with him, ming
of ALL he delivers him from the rear
of death.-Rev. Lucien Clark, Metho-
dist Washington.
GODS MERCIFUL INTERVIEWING s-
The great interferences of God in the
affairs of this world are not maze
through wrath, but through mercy
His mightieSt interference was at cal
vary.-Dr. William j. Tucker, Presf-
GOOD MANNERS.
Good manners mean purity, charity,
| self-respect and respect for others, IN
! selfishness, consideration, sincerity,
sympathy and a reverence for God and
1 for man as made in the image of God.
Bishop Doane. Episcopal, Albany
PRAYER AND HOLINESS.
| He who does not pray can never be
| holy. By prayer we hold communion
I with God and this communion maheS
l rs
/ more do we become like Godfrey. A
| r. Holderby, Presbyterian, Atlanta
STONY GROUND HEARERS
Stony ground hearers are now nu-
merous as ever, and preaching fails
/ often to produce the desired effect be-
/ cause it is smothered by the cares oil
| the world. DR.. Isaac Newton Kendall,
| Methodist, President Lincoln Univ err
| sity.
| CANCER OF ANARCHISM.
| This is an age of surgery trust that
| our legislators will take the knife with
a steady hand and cut this cancer out
| of the body polite. We want no half
way work. 1t should be cut out till not
| a root is left--Rev. ]. d. Rankin,
| United Presbyterian, Denver.
DYNAMIC POWER OF CHRIS
TIANITY.
Christianity is the power that has
| moved society since Jesus time on
| earth. 1t is the dynamic force of ma
t lions and has unfolded to men their in
| dividual hopes for liberty. for justice,
| for happiness.-Rev. H NJ G. Huff.
Episcopalian, Secretary Diocese of Penn
| sylvania.
BUT ONE SOURCE CT LIGHT.
! There is but one source of light. The
| tallow dip, the pine torcI1, the gas Jet
| and the arc light are nothing but the
rays of the sun buried and resurrected.
All the spiritual light that brightens
the pathway of life comes from TIE
| Sun of Righteousness Rev. Bruce
Brown, Christian Church. Denver
A NEW REFORMATION.
1t is a new reformation through
which we are passing, a reformation
or refashioning of the old theology not
a new reforma ton, much less a mere
! destruction. 1t is movement repeat
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-01-04
SICK MADE WELL
WEAK MADE STRONG
Marvellous Elixir of Life DISCOVERIES
BY Famous Doctor-Scientist That
Cures Every Known Ailment.
Wonderful Cures are Effected That
Seem Like Miracles Performed
The Secret of Long Life of
Olden Times Revived.
The Remedy Is Free to All Who Send
Name and Address.

After years of patient study and delv-
ing into the dusty record of the past
well as following modern experiments in
the reals of medical science, DIR. James
W. Kidd, 1853 First National bank build
ing, Fort Wayne, Ind, makes the start
ling announcement that he has surely dis
covered the elixir of life. That he is able
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-01-04

.Is it customary to hang up one
stockin or de intiah pair on Christmas
Ever" said Mr.. Erastus Pinlxley. only
jeS' one" answered Miss Miami Brown
IF you hangs on to de mate you ism
he'pin hisse'f to footwear, std O. leav-
in presents. ''-Washington Star.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-01-04

Gas we grow older our tastes change y
remarked the observant person. Il re-
member when 1 was boy 1 couldn't
bear the taste of cabbage"
And now?'' asked his friend.
And now continued the observant
one, 4 can smoke my wife's Christmas
cigars and never turn an eyelash."-In-
dianapolis Sun.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-01-04

The man who had the highest Their
mometer last summer now has the low
est one, and he is again looked upor
with envy and suspicion.-Baltimor
American.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-01-04

Miss Gushlere-How torturing, how
fearful the thought must be for a great
singer to know she has lost her voicei
Mr.. Praclere-It's much more tortur-
ing when she doesn't know it--Tit-BitS.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-01-04

Dolly-Doesn't it worry you awfully
to think what to buy sfor Tom?
Polly-Of course; but it worries ms
more to think about what Tom is liable
to buy for me.-Detroit Free Press.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-01-04

Willie had swallowed penny and his
mother was in a state of much alarm.
Helen she called to her sister in the
next room, send for a doctor, Willie has
swallowed a penny"
The terrified boy looked up imp1oringly.
mo, mamma" he interpo5ed, send for
the minister"
1.-THE minister.'' exclaimed the mother.
Yes, because papa says our minister
can get money out of anybody.''-PittS-
burg Bulletin
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-01-04

Father-How is it you never have any
money?
Son-It's not my fault It's all due to
other people.-Philadelph Press.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-01-04
HUMOR OF THE DAY.

1t was at the dinner table. The mother
was talking of a woman who had died,
when the 7-year-old daughter put this
question to her younger sister of 3
years:
Suppose mamma should die and
papa should die and Mary (the servant)
should die, and should die. Then what
would you do?"
With a little sigh. as though she APP
preciated the seriousness of such a sit
uation, the 3-year-old replied:
well, 1 guess I'd hat to button my
dress my own self News.
''It sho'ly do look said Miss Miami
Brown, sadly like dar warn no mo-
romance desc days"
Whats de trouble?" asked Mr..
EraStus Pinkley.
''I takes notice dat when you asks a
remmen to Christmas dinner he
oeSn' 'spla,y no interest in whethuh
ey's gwine to be mistletoe in de pailor
1T keeps hintin' aroun' to fin out
out de turkey an fixin'S on de dinner
tble. "-Washington Star.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-01-04

Head of Foreign Missionary Bureau
Where would you prefer to locate as a
missionary?
Young Missionary-Well if possible,
where the natives are vegetarians=
Brooklyn Eagle.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-08-04
CUENTOS Y NARRACIONES
LIRA NJ ACABRA

nm rio b&rbaras sonorida dss. acentoa de una
lsngua en- l& qus loB humsncs expResAn emo.
clones, esperAnSas g idsalss, que no son para
trad ucirss en- palabras. misteriosss rsdtAcio-
nes del alma que s6lo al alma entiende, cosas
do tluSi6n, da zmor, de rs: s1ma possf&.
La vo1 6s 10 musFts que en- vida no SO In
quiat6 de- 40 fn, nj alcAnz6 . dsrse euenta de
QUE era su sino dRr De su sent nuevos guerre-
ros & faturas madres; Ia voS de ID muerte CON
noyfa, Alsntaba ell sspfritn de su pueblo. Ea
acuaI foco sonoro SO eneontssba cuanto 10 sst-
Va, el sol, lagos y sstrslias dacfan Squslias
mentsS.
20 fas scaso ai fnEtrumsnso aqusi Ira So
era que soto para loa doses aonaha, cr6nao de
IL intocada hiia de un rsy, inmoisdR-como In
EHgsnia de AgGmsn6n-e aras de una coieri
ca divinidAd qufsn az 1ella sangrs hshfa de
apiacar?
SPor ventura ell Rgo-sI sumo saesrdota
no mas, hsrfs sus cusrdas, 81 resonAr. pos
trkbAse en- sierra Is mRltitud, porque creia sus
acantoG ESQ y remedo de In vcS de 10 inhnito,
de Ia universal v snprsm& sspiraci6n de todos,
condemns ci6n del ideal de 10 conciencfA Gre
pussulsres de una razsP...,..
Qaisn foriara L. historic de aquella lira !
Cesar Zumeta.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-08-04

toul9n forjar& Ia hiGtoriA de Aquella Ira,
Ira macabrA y primitive qua Safo hubieEa ts-
pIdo Dor obrA de las EuriRsi
slFve de base aI areo de cs1a armonica
nj propio tismpo, an cr6neo de mujsr que A6n
eonGeEvR Festoa de In cort&, espesa cabellerG.
OdciSn de bEAxos las astAs IigeFamante ArqueR-
oAa de una eabrA montes. Tricords en- In Ira
como Ia del Padre Apollo. El plecsro dessp1re-
ei6u, AcRso CON la mAno del artists que In
DuisAba, ioven Guerrero vieio agoreFo an0-
pImo, aAeeFdote de 10 tribu. SFGe ell cr9nso
aouei ds una pulida etiops, estatu& rudamsnte
tniIAda en- nm bloque de carbon; de una Va
nus eRfre; 6 fu6 solo slsgido al acAso de entire
sl oVRrio por mas sonoFo y resistents, Al cabo
do m fsRtfn de carf7Slas2
Bsstia de cargL fae an vida esa mujsF, y
antmado inEtrumsnto que vibr6 s6o 81 choqne
de rudAs, saivzjes ssnsaeiones M el sol qna
Is cAldeAba 10 piel, nj la fora Ii fauna eUasi
rnonstruosAa de aus selv&s nj los lagos que re-
H,iAban sus fJrmRa, al lss esSrellas que tlumi-
pSban sus noches, sncendisron jAm4s una IDEA
an In tiniebla de 50 mente. Ei terror 10 ig
Doto, Y In melRpeoliA de ID vida ssclAvA, fue-
ron los polos de su mundo pifquieo.
Y l1ego 10 e6neavo dc su crkneo vaciSdo y
bIAnouaAdo poE la mueFte DIG VOC IL Ira,
lAnI6 8 IL pusrta de una csbana, 8 . 10 riba dc
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-08-04
UTUADO

Assg6rass que serG sspnlsado del grupito
xannhIicsno de ssss sciudsd. ei concsial del
Agnntamfento don Pedro V6iez, por oil solo
crimsn de haber asissido 10 session del ni6f-
coles pasado. El tsi V6lex 90 m honore ssn-
ciIIo. nero de buan eritsrio no admite impo.
siclonss que rsdundsn en- nenoscaho de ma
deeoRo.
eopceial. asf eono esnsuramos el hecho de que
ia mInorfa repuhlicana trate de sntorpeesr las
ssaionas sue dsbsn csiebrarss asmanalmentes
ma aafsaiando elias, coueo e. m deber.
sigus majorando nosahismanta dc 10 en-.
faymadad oue viens sufrfendo desda haee diass
nueatro fsrvients correligionario don Jose Ra-
mon MaIdonAdo.
Pronto ss abrirk sl Csntro de 0oreros de
ssta cindad. HAy inueha animation.
EI professor dan jose Dolores fonseca'
Aaaamnefszra saAe afio una de- Ias aacueIas grR.
dnadas de esta poSlacion. y ssnor Eonseaa
hacs muehos s1os Gus dessmptn1 si meklste'
rio en- AstA eiudad.
10 islisiianes'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-08-04
RepubIicanos nacionaIistas
YMR. ROOSEVELT

El sansdor Thomas @. Platt, de NuevA
York ona ne eneDantrA aetnslmsnte en- Man
haitian Rsach, conterencfando con los 1e1es
locales del partldo repubicRDo. respecto de
In ssambIsa de los republicsnos del Estsdo,
que tendrk csseto muy pronto, di1o que ga
coIsetividad, reunida, aprobark ID eonducaa
del pFesidents RooseVelt, en- ID question os y
rsciprocidad eon Cuba y en- todos loa dem6s
asuptoa de importaneiA.
H. senRdcr Platt ha dicho tsmhien, que
an pny.fdo no tiOns otro candidate ia prasi-
denciM en- 10 luchs electoral de 1908, q qas 81
setuaI presfdante, y agrsg6 que si pueblo de
Ioa E,tsdos Unidos assk idantincado con oil 1s.
fe de Is naei6n an 81 asunso de 10 rsciproeidad
cubAnA americans.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-08-04

Nl Papa sc ocupA ahaaA del nombramien-
30 de Arxobispo De Manila.
El candidate que tiene mas probabiidades
de triunfo es 81 Oblspo Sebastian Gethsrd
Messmsr, de naeionAidad Suixa = psofesor de
Dsrscho Can6nico en- II Univsrsidad oas6lics
de Washington.
El ssnor Messmer desemps1a In misma
c6tedra en- dichA Univsrsidad desde 1890.
Es probable CUE el Papa ordsne In creA.
ei6n de tres nuevas di6cesis en- Las fslas Filipi-
mas.
En- Washington sncontrsr& mucha oposi-
ef6n el nombramisnto de MonsehoP MassmeE
para Arxobispo de Manila, pues ai gooefnadof
Taft. diio antea de su partidA para Rama, qua
ssrfR eon7sniansa nombraP nm filipino para Ia
primars jararquia eelesi6stiea en- oil Archipis-
lago.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-08-04
TEMBLOREs De TERRA

Sc he gsntido an oil pueblo de Los Alamos
-Ca!ifoFnia-un fderta tsmblor de tisrrs cue
oeasfon6 algGa dsfo.
Las paFedea de loa sdfHcios SO sgristaron,
sufrIendo ecnaid ablemente. Mnehoa kechos
So han desplomado poF motivo de habePss abisr'
&c y ceido los muroa.
Hnbo vsrios tsmblofss de alguna inssnsi-
dad, qua Sc sucedieron r6pidamente, repetidos
en- otra xeFie, con intsryaloa de una bora.
Las oscilaeiones tambien sa sfntiaron an
distintaa parties del Nstado, no causando mncho
dsfio, pero sf dsterminaron profunda impression
en- el pueblo.
I'm Los Aiamos no han ocurrido desgracias
peYsonalss eonoeidas, . csusa de assos tsmblo-
res de tisRFa,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-08-04
vALI0SO REGAL0

Maestro diasipgnido fiustrado compAtrio.
- don Exe MEL Martinez Quintero, hs rseini-
do IN valfoso pTessnta con dessino Ia GEscuc'
In de Leyes0 Consiste dicho presents en an
vo!Gmen de 1918 pSgipas, conssnisndo los Els
tatutos del Estado de Vermont, fnciuysndo Aas
Laves de 1894 la declaration de Independents
Ia. srtfculos de 10 Confederation y Ia Conssi-
tuci6n de los E.tados Unidos y del Estado De
Vermont, otros tres vo hmensa eonseniendo
las Leyas aprobadas por la Aaamb blea L. gisia-
de 1885, 1898 1900.
Todos ssos libros los manda sl gonsrnador
de Vermont.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-08-04
Las cosas de Haiti
FRANCHISES EN- TERRA

On escnadr6n de tropaa franceEAs ha de-
aambAFcAdo en- HAITI CLds dfs ca mas grAvs
10 sitnaei6n de ssts reI doIics. Ds una pAree
Ia Actltud de loH FevolueionArios de otES in
del gobierno, han ersAdo en- ell pals un estado
De eosAa qua Sc jusg& tFaerA por consecueneiA
- sES'gIeA intsrvsnei6n dc varias naciones'
La anarqufa
En Haiti imperA com 0,sta anarqpfA.
EI hambre
E hAmbrs hRce sstragos en- 10 rephblica.
Los combStienteS pelican con feroa enearnisa-
miento.
En- ell mar on los consulados
Los txtranjeroE Ah residentes sc halI&n
hnos hordo de los hArcoS 6s guerra anKtos en-
algunos Pusrsos " OEros, en- los consnl@dos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-08-04
Successor del Papa

Sc cree aquf que Su SAp tidad Sc tnelina
favor del Oardensl Isl para que le sneeda en-
al trono pontiheIo, despr6a de ga muerse.
El Osrdsnal G. hi, ACADIA de asr nombra
Prefecto de In PropRganda ssta eKalsaeion
In dado rn&Fgan Ml rumOr, CON reapecso ID
idea del Lson XIII sohre quien dessa que he
rede 10 tiara.
sc dice que ia VOC del successor de San Pc
dro eisreerk muchs IL f1sneiR sooFa los vosos
del O6nelave que ha de elegtr 81 nnevo Jefe
mana.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-08-04
La Corte de Humacao
Ois al nuevO c6dfgO

Aver lego . esta eiudad 10 Corte de Dis-
trito de H ums Gao para entender en- Rigunas
causas psndisntEs de fxllo.
NosotFos cum plimos un deber, dsndo IN
alsrsa o los que compares1sn sn iuieo, respsc-
30 sl nusvo c6dign.
En- dicho pu,v, c6diga exists 81 deiito de
periuYio, delito que conaisse en- negar en- Ia
vists pdbllcR de IN proceso, squelias ex coai-
ciones asenciales que se hacen en- 81 aumarfo.
Hoy tanto Sc castiga 81 qua psriura, como
al que eoncita al psFiCfto,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-08-04
COnspiraCi6n anarquista
CONTRA Ell RRY DE ESPANA

Prisiones
En- Madrid han aldo rsducidos . prIsi6n
ASunos conoeidos snRrquissae.
CompOts
Il policia hA descubisr eomploGs para
alssinRF coRnotadcs dignAHArios del gobier-
no.
AL dsEcnbrir los complots anarquistAs, ba
averiguAdo que se tratabG de una vAstS cons
piraei6n para asesIneP Alfonso XIII y . otros
monAFcAi de Europa en- eombinaci0n con Anar-
auisbAs fERnessss itRiiAnoe.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-08-04
Los unionistas progresan

Ademas,de los comiss4zqae han constisui-
dos los unionistas y de taa adhssionss gas he
mos publioado. de personas prominsntas. hoy
SO registrs In adhsai6a de don Eit6esn Garcia.
q ssf11r g arcf2 es IN rspuoiicano De In
hnio, q Qe ocupb puestos prominsntes sn Y4-
bucoR, dcnds re1ids gozs De buena posssi6n
sociAl.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-08-04

8 nor direetor de LA DE1toCRAC1A.
Circular vArioa rumores de que 20 SOW re-
pubIicano, no 80 10 cleric; he sido, soy ssr6
federal v CON esto 10 dejo dicho TODD.
Csguas, 2 de Agostc de 1902.
Ramon Fonseca.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-08-04
Como viene

safor Director de LA DEkocEACtA.
Los que anseriban, pertsneeientea &l gran
PArAido federal AmeFisAno, no eatAmos confor--
mes, con Que SO R0spta In ranuneiRs de nuss'
tEo leader don Luis Mufiox Rivera.
AH auersmos que conate.
Sin otHo particular somos aus seguros CO.
SFsligionArios. Disdier, Manuel Disdier.
MANIFESTATION POLITICA
OAbo Roic, Julio % de 1909
ah9E Presidents del
Partido Federal Americana
PFessnte.
bsnoR Como AmAnte que soy de Ia union
= del bisn de mi patFls, poF IN noble Impulse
Go mi eoFRa6n dejo dsSde este moment0 de per-
asnecer oil pRrtico Rspublicanc, inRFsHo On
sl Federal Americana gus "a el que trAbatA
poE al hien de mi pals
Soy de ID. con sodA eonsideraei6n Atso.
Anigo y eorrsligionArIo.
Olsments Tirado.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-08-04

a argaro Rivera. Deposito de licorea.
Expendio constsnte de nectar regio.
nal. Baios del Hotel Italiano.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-08-04

Para ogaR@F mm ResKFAad~
an mn dls soma las PASTILLAS LAXANTEs
DE BRoM0 QUININA. 81 oosicsrio 10 ds-
~niw~vk Al dfnsro si no So euKa. La ATma De
d, w, GROVE 10 haIlA a. eada eatiiA
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-08-04
MerCadO de New York
OOTIZAcIONES DEL Ola

Raeaian anneriesno. 1sx
InClss cox
Csbollss susltas en- baFriIes. oA
OervsIa GSafoS, botslIRs bsnc&s.. 72o
verdes.a. oO
chicharos .......... 1sS
Duelaa nuevas par& szdcsR. 40
miel. .ss4.... 80
HAbichuelss eoIorad2s r. So
, peqnefas. LOO
Harms GLa TumbadorGS. $50
m&iz en- en- barriles....s.'... 90
en- sacOs...s .s........s 90
Jamonas G0ruE RoiaS. ........... 1O1
Karoaine aPurlesas Totes 400 cajas 80
Idsm idem Id 500 idsm 9oo
I6em idem Id 1000 idam 9.aS
Martsca -rves CastilIoE> tsrx6n 30
Idam Idsm csjas 4 "a 9.So
MantequilI8 eorFiente. ..s........ 10
PapAS tama6o corrients. .......s. SS
pasoade americana. .......t TN
Ouesoa x. A....4....44s.......s. 10
T1am PataCras. ID
r1orfno ns1ouitaa 90
AsIrhfeh6p nhmaro f.......... 1SH
2......... II
vslas saY1o hlando. liz
vino Ainso baYrioa as
Vino tinto II barrieaa.4.. ....4.. VI
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-07-18
WITNESS EALslFlEs
Continued from Page go


sworn to before the District Caurt in
the above entitled Gauss YVES false;
but was sworn To at the inStigatfon OF
J. L. Kaulukeu. attorney for the de-
PENDANT, who came to me TO assist him
and to testify before the court that the
woman was working for rae: and
forced me to appear III the court and
testify in the above entitled cause as
he had told me to.
(signed) TOM MASON.
Subscribed and sWora To before me
this 18th day of July, 1902.
CHAS. f. CHILLINGWORTH.
Notary Public, First Judicial Circuit
Mason went upon the stand and made
an additional statement To the effect
he did not come to court on his own
responsibility. He said that Judge ka-
ulukou had gotten the woman out on
bail and ne was tElez called upon to
help the attorney. Judge KauIukou
denied emphaticaiIy the entire affidavit.
He had seen Mason, Whe had told him
the woman was working for him. and
under the circumstances he told Mason
he would be a good witness. but no at
tempt was made to ferce him to attend
court.
Juan Maralda was found guilty Of va
grancy and sentenced to two months
imprisonment dN ildrQ IdDOs' <S1t dpPSaA
was noted. c. CasaIio. a woman found
in Maraldas company, was given the
same sentence on Wednesday.
Through the error of a Japanese. III.
G. Middleditch was pointed out as the
assailant OF a Japanese who had a
warrant out for the arrest of John Doe
for assault and battery. Afterwards
it was shown that Mr.. Middleditch was
not the person wanted and knew moth
Ing. whatever OF The matter.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-07-18

Rerrey's semi-monthly commercial
Report. dated July II. just issued. is as
follows:
| The price of sugar suffered siignt
decline by last advices from the mann
land. Sugar is netting trihe less tnan
3 cents. The price now means re-
duction of about s12 per ton from the
| returns for the crop of 1901 and $ZS per
iton less than was received py the pie-"'
ers two years ago.
EVA plantation shares are in great
demand. Recent sales have been re-
corded at s241z. The estate VIII crop IN
the neighborhood of 81, 900 tons of sugar
this year.
The operating expenses are consider
ably less than last year. 1t Is quite
likely that the company will not AVIAN
Itself of the privilege of redeeEling It's
bonded Indebtedness this year. and FOR
that reason there is a demand for the
bonds at 1001a.
There is every assurance that the
regular dividend of 1 per cent per
month will be continued indefinitely.
The cutting off of Oahu Sugar Co. divi-
dend has had a weakening effect on
that stock.
Previous TO the directors action nu-
merous orders were in the hands of
the brokers calling for the purchase
of the stock at 871z. There were no
| sellers.
Now the shares are offered at this
| figure but there are no takers. The
tendency is for still further decline
| in price. This years crop win be in
| the neighborhood of rs, 900 tons. The
crop has been harvested with the ex-
ception of one large field The man
ayers estimate of the crop was $4,000
| tons. The permanent Improvement ac-
count has been charged with 100000
| this year There has been little doing
! in Waialua. The asked quotation is
| 57H; no bidding. Makaweli is offered
at IS, Wailuku at 300, Hawaiian Agri-
culture at $50. Honomu at 120, Haiku
at 125, Olowalu at 100, Hawaiian Com
mercial at So, Kahuku at %. Kipahulu
at 80, Pepeekeo at 100. Olaa assess
able dropped from 1915 to sales of 1925.
The paid up shares fell in sympathy to
1925. Kihei sold at 10. McBryde Is in
active. Last sales reported were at
IS. Pioneer Mill is offered at 65, while
| the best bid is 571k. Waimanalo is
| wanted at 100. Rapid Transit has
| abated some. The shares are offered
at IS. Wilder and Inter-Island remain
unchanged. Hawaiian Electric chang
! ed hands at 875z; more is sought for at
this figure A block of $4,000 of Hilo
consolidated bonds were sold at par.
Oahu Sugar bonds have advanced TO
100N. Wailuku. Kahuku and Oahu
Railway bonds have been moving at
the old quotations.
The Mackay Cable Co. has leased off,
cee in the Alexander Young building
for its down town headquarters.
Trust money is accommodating. There
are not many gilt edged real estatel
loans to be had in the market, and GUS
tOdians of trust funds are reluctant to
go into sugar bond investments until
the Supreme Court passes on JudgeI
Humphreys recent decision against
such investments.
The mortgage Indebtedness of the
Islands has increased since our last
report 1854. 1870
The following instruments have been
filed the past fortnight:
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-07-18
BERREY's COMMERCIAL REPORT

$4,000 Kahuku bends, at tfe6.00-
SIS, 900 Hilo r. r. bonds. at $4,000.
10 Hawaiian Electric Co. at $SY So
PRICE LIST OF PROVISIONS.
Bran. per ton. $25.
Barley, per ten. $28.
Oats, per ton.~e35 to sc.
Hay, Cal. IA FIVE wire. per ts0. e25.
Corn, large yellow, per ten. e42.
Corn, cracked, per ton, S45.
Wheat, per ton. $40.
Flour, No l.. sf.15 to H-3e per barrel
Canned meats. advancing in price,
Smokes meats. firm
Breakfast bacon. 17Mc.
Hams, 15c to fSc per pound.
Lard. advanced Is Of [ per ceae~
California potatoes, 2Nc to &c pei
pound.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-07-18
Honolulu Iron Works Co,
STEAM ENGINES

BOILERS. SUGAR MILLS, COOL
BRS. BRASS AND LEAD CASTINGS
and machinery OF every description
made to order. Particular attention
paid to ships biacksmithiug. Job worb
executed on shortest notice.