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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-05-21
Sic usSa1t am Nbeim" tn Der
Barrier @plfsidule.

Die HattonauiIten baben pteoer
einnnal bas 8aterlano eerettet. 9as
1T nun nibts NuBergepDbnlides,
oenn mos Elm ri9ttger NatiDnaliit
lit, rettet oas 8aterlano elm paarmal
in Der W0be, bort i'm @runbe iber=
bntpt nibt auf, e3 81 retten in oie=
len ibperen .3eiten Der @aloed=
GOu1ieau, Nnor6 unb be 2ane11an.
Diesmal mar es aber fein Wltniiter,
gegen beiien InI6lae es 8u pertbet=
oigen tuar, iDnoern Elm armer Sdu(=
meiiter unteriten @raoes, Der es Il
@efabr 9ebradt batte. Man bJte
uno itaune, pomit: nit Der .@a1t
am Gbein", Die er ieinen Shul=
finoert unlanait an einent S9ul=
feite Der @emeinbelbulen bes 10.
Staotbesirfs fineen lieB. sc miro
nun apar ni6t eeiaet, pb bic
fransDiil6en 3unaen Der fleinen Bat
rller oas oeutibe Sturmlieo gegelt
5ranfreib gut Doer i6le9t geiuneen
baben, bod bas bat audi nur elm me-
benidblihes pdoagpaii9es Sntereie.
Der lnerbDrte, i'm nntipnaliitiiden
2a9er groBe Nufregune perurla6enee
Sfan0al 1T, oaB fie es iiberhaupt
gelungen baben. @ie lit bies mDg=
lid getpelen unb tuer lit bafiir berz
antuortli6? 9as tparen Die Jraeerf,
pDmit Der natipnaliitii9e Staotratb
Cali, elm Sauptfreunb O6rDulebes,
ben Sal Dem Barrier @emeinberatb
pDrlegte, Inn Nuffldrung uno Subne
81 ibaffen,
Ser Staoti9ulratb 8reopre5 mar
erlbtenen, um iie Su geben. @inige
Gage por Dem 5eite, erffdrte er,
bate man ben &inoern bes oeut=
Ihen unterribtS perl9ieoene SEA-
tiOnalbgmnen erldutert uno babel
Der r8abt am &bein", als Nntport
oarauf Ilfreb be Muffets Nous
l'avons ell, votre Rim allie
mand" acknowledgement, oas aber
cine IntnDrt auf 8eder's &bein=
lieo lit: uSie iulen i'm ni9t baben."
Dime 3neifel unter Der 6errldaft
oieieS @eoanfens babe man Die
n@abt am Gbein" als Settled aez
pablt, oa Die &inoer bes oeutlhen
2ebrfurius elm beutl1es 2ieb finaen
iputen. Ser S9ulratb pies i'm
ibrisen Die quite patriDtilde @elin=
1ung oes 2ebrers aus ben Sdulz
beften Der &inoer nab, beoauerte
ben WfiBgriff uno oeriprab, er iD1e
nibt pieoer pDrfDmmen. Wtit bieiem
8erlpreben BADEN ii6 AUDI Die natio=
naliitiiben Staotpdter 5ufrieoen
9eeeben unb iie per5idteten auf Die
beabiidtigte, ben Sfau0al brano=
marfenbe 9aaesoronung, 5umal
man iib ibrem ginlprude aub pDn
iO5ialiitiider Seite ani6loB. So
fam Der arrte Sdulmeiiter mod nit.
einem blauen Nuge barUn. @r
bate Uffenbar unbeoadt eebanbelt.
uno man fam ben Natipnaliften
redt barin eeberl, baB Die y@adt
am Gbein" geraoe fem 9eeignetes
9ieb fir fran50iiibe S6ulfeite lit.
9a5 Sntereliante al Dem fleinen
Sale lit aber Der pip9ologii6e 1n-
teribieo 5miiben Der Sarmloiigfeit
bes SbulmeiiterS uno Der Iufre=
9un9 bieier Staotoater, Die oaraus
cine Staat8affaire i'm bo6ppblpei=
fen &atb Der Staot MAIDEN.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-05-21
Snlanb.

en- 9apana bat atlt Oienitae
Die formeue ue~bertragung Der &e4
eierungsaepalt pDm @eneralguupers
t1eur @oDo an ben r,euen 8rdiioens
ten Der &epublif guba itatteefunoen.
- Mtan ibreibt aus SEEM Yorf:
8rDf. Srieorib Sirtb, pelber ben
2ebritubl fir bineiilbe Bbilolosie
an Der Miinbener uniperiitat innez
batte, Fat in gleider @iaenldaft einen
&uf an Die bieiiae Columbia : Uni
ueriitdt erbalten.
Ser Staatslefretdr 6ap bat
Die 3egierun9en Der idmmtliden
frem0en NatiDnen BON Der 9batia1e
in &enntniB gelebt, baB guba ieBt
cine unabbdneiee &epublif getpurs
ben 1T.
Sn gbicaso bat Der 8unbes=
8ldter @roBcup einen ginbaltsbes
tebl gegen ben Grult Der Sblabt.
BauSma9naten e~rlai1en.
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Ser Cinderella Sduh =9alaf

SEP. 207 Ilamp Blasa, gelepbpn
$50, Fat einea sroBen gorratb BON
S6uben fir 6erren, 9alnen uno
&inber. Gae @aaren iinb MN aus
ben eriten Sabrifen he5ogetl. @ir
bieten ale &onfurrer8 ourb 0uali=
tdt uno Breile. Nub bic beliebten
ano por5lalideu alfreo 8ol9e's
Jil8l6ube iinb pieber ungefommen.
Spreht bet nnS bDr unb beIi6tigt
unIer 9ager Doer i6idt Cure Iuf=
trdge brieffih elm.
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Sewabrte i'm BOT amputatipu.

Serr s.. q. 9anfprtb BON Ga
Strange, @a., litt iebs Mpnate lang
an elmer ibredliden @unoe an
ieinem 8ein. @r ihreibt, Budlen' 8
&rnica Salbe bdtte i'm in flint 9az
gen gebeilt. @siit bic bette Sable in
Der Welt gegen offeue @unoen,
Shnitt= unb 8rano : @unben,
Sdrammen uno bergleiben. @rbaltz
lid BEL s. 9alteper & Sobn, @eu.
S. s. Sbmitt, giQentbimer uno
80. OreiB.
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RS aalf, cement, Sanb, Bad.
feine, feuerfeite Steine uno Tbon>
9beeru no Nspbaltpapier, Dabpappe.
9beer uno asphalt, Del, gerpentin,
Sorben, 8las &c. &c. ftets pDrr6tbio
bel 5. 6. 9ielmaitn, 306 Oft,
Gontterce=S traBe. Niebriee Hreiie.
CUTE 8aare Iomie. CUTE ur1o reeQe
Beoienung ueroen garantirt. =
IelepbDn 40
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@iues alten eolSaten Grfabrmua.

so. so. Muitin, BON @indeiter,
Sno., Elm 8eteran bes 8Ireerfriez
ees, i6reibt: nWteine 5rau mar iebr
lange ununterbroben leibenb, trDb
Der itetigen 8ebanoluug bur9 CUTE
Qerste. DR.. Kings New Life
Pills, Die bel ibr @unoer pirften,
beilten tie ieoDb in fur5er Belt. ="
Sic perfeblen nietHals ibren 3ped.
8eriubt lie. Sour 25 gts. bel s.
8alteser & SDbT, @eu. S. s.
Sbmitt, gigentburner, unb SD.
9reiB.
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w. s. & 8. 8a6n.

Racb Waco, Sort @ortb. 8o1los, aanios
Gttp, st. 2Duis uno Chicago, taelid,
(S.I & q. 9. 9epot) 1880 Morgens.
9tob @acD, Sort 8Drtb, 9allas &C. {pOn1
Suniete0epot) .8:15 I6enos.
Nnfunt t:
&pn Chicago, ct. Qouis, 8auios gitp,
9aIos, Sort 8Drtb uns @aeo, taelib
(5nniet Depot $3.50 Sorm.
Bon 8oco, Sort 8ortb, 9aaas &c. (S.
q. & u. IS. 9epDt) So. 9:25 abenbs.
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Giielba0u TQ1rsY lQn.
S. & 6. u. 8agn.
hrt.

g}arb alen 0orosSe s<9utften
.7.30 &Drnt.
O3acb st. aDuis, Mempbis nnb 6em
Sten 1890 WtittoQs.
9tob 8aeD, Rpros5eTos, Santa Sc uno
SriscDe8unfte ..........8.15 N6etos
9fab ct. 2Duis unb Dem Sten 900
9tab 2oreoD unb Mterieo 100 8prrn.
Qnfunft.
80nSt 9ouis unb oem o ten. 7.30 8Drtn.
&on NDrb~5eros, Santa Sc unb 6rtScDs
4ttlften $40 SDrttt.
Son lDcalen 8unften .......6.30 Notbnt.
SDn ct, 9Duis unb benz Often II .45 &bos.
Son 2areoD un6 Merif0. 49,. l.. TO Nacbm.
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Spmtgerrt 0ncific 8aba.

0am Ietp Orleans, SDufon uno @ats
oeft0n td9li6. 1900 W2ttto9s.
Nob Often, Bug &D. 10....7.5O N6en6s.
0ab 81 8aio, @%afifornien unb M3erifo
800 Born.
Nacb 9oroeSegoS, ct. Souls un6 gbicas
go (Katy Flyer. 1915 &benbs.
Nnfuut t.
GDn 0oro<GeIas. ct. Souls unb Chicago
(Katy Flyer ..........8:30 MDrgenS.
Son gfetp Orleans, 5ouGton unb @ol<
beiton t6eli9. .4:45 Gaebm.
Son ST 9aiD, galifornien unb Nterifo
......... 7:30 Nbenos,
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sgnf oe,t seraeu suobmt bic ssrethcit

SEHT ptN NttHtW IUUUHI Dtt VtetHVts
unb altf ben 8eroen, tuD refine unb friide
2uft i'm umtueJte, erlann Ser beiliee
8ernarb Die 3uiammeniebuns Der nodb
ibtn b%enannten &rduterpiflen. 9as par
pDr nielen bunbert Sabren. 9te 8iGe
bplbrahte batttals bic wu~nberbariten
8uren unb pDllbringt Iie 9eute nod. Sic
1T beute nod 10 fpie tie bamalS mar,
einfab unb id5mudlps BPM NuBen, aber
aus ben beilfrditiaIten Sn9reoebiensen
sulammeneeiebt, bic lelbit pDm i6tpad).
fen Wngen bertraeen tperben uno ale
Masen< unb Observation-Disclosures nit
unfeblnarer @runblicbfeit beilen. Die
ct, Bernard &rduterptIcn linb in alien
Mppthefen gu haben.
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8ir BADEN einen groBen @Urs
ratb BON 8efrioeratoren, @aRers
fiblern, gi8Idrdnfe uno See Cream
Sree6ers, Die mir 81 nieortaem
Breile aussuoerfaufen piinIden.
Is. 8. Dean 81 @U.
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0eireths.E

Wm. S6umirtb uno 9betla Sic
merin9.
~, Beter @. @nferion uno 2ouiIe
WD8nie.
6obert 8eiber unO Nntie 8alsen.
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ST.. Japbert &. ay3pR,

Office 1913 Goe 6. Specialiit fir &u.
gen, Sbren, 9eoIe uno 9e6le. Gpred=
itunoen bon 8 6is Il lt5r 8orntittaes
uno pun 9 BIG 5 ubr 0admittags.
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9. u. & d. g. 8abn.
Whfnfrt.

gaab @alpeiton, 5opft0n uno Guerot as~
900 Born.
Nab Corpus gbrifi, @ranIas 8o8 uno
8eebiGe tdeti6 -. 9 -uu1frG 2SUrfn-
uno 2:20 9ahmt.
Rad 86rne uno 8erroiIe, tdglilb $50.
$3.50 Born.
&ntunft.
Son @albeiton, 9pnfton unb guero t6ge
ltb 700 &benos.
Son Corpus ghrtit, Nroulas BaB unb
8eeptlle tagli6. ..2:05 Momm.
SDn 8brne unb Serrbile. taslib 80.
6:30 Q6enos.
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6. GdenermeAer'8 SEamilienaarten

erfreut iib megen ieiner ausge5eidJs
neten SG6e oes beiten &ufes BEL
6ieiigen uno Jremben unb miro
bement1predenb bon sSreunoen elmer
auten oeutiben 9uit itarf patroni=
iirt. 9elifatefen Der Salon ent=
lpre6enb. 0dlbereiprooufte a1er
Nrt. SIN Saloon finbet man Itets
Frildes 8ier, CUTE 8eire, 2ieuDre
uno @igarren. Sdeuermeper's So
milienaarten lit elm @rbOlunssplab
erlter Glaiie. :,
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@rmmsetsemtbums : itebertrasamssr

s. s. Sbmarb an s. SO. Wtarz
Gee, @runoftiid an Scott Str., 5000.
Senrp 5eft an g. @. appleubite,
@runoitif an Suo Stores Ctr,
ESQ.
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- @enn SIR Elm Bicycle erfter
8lalie gu nieoriQem Yreiie faufen
nollt, gebt su 6. $. & 6 o.
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Wulf ghpre @ah,l.

4bfobrt.
Wah 5tDdbale, tasticb, 1900 Born.
9nfnnft,
Son 5tOd6aie, taaIid1, 1900 gSadam.
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Die gr6Bte @ntoedung oeS 3eitalters
Gingetragene 9anoelsmarfe.
MOTHER SUPERIOR (Whltter Oberin)
Seller ltll0 Nieren Sbee.,

9oS arDBe Seilmittel fir ale Qei6en
beg Slutes, oes Magens, Der Nieren, Der
9eber. fir Seroauunssihipd6e, @alia.
fett, Ntt9rane, Gbeumatismus, 8ert0s
pfuttg uno Srauenleioen. gs tuir6 aus
leIte1en uno tbeuren 8rdutern beraefelt.
lDfpte aus Wuraeln unb 8lumer, suefd1e
aus @rabien, 'gegbpten nnb 8aldftina
tfnpDrttrt tperoen miiien. Das Wittei
fptro empfoblen burh bic berporraaeno.
fen Ner5te Der 8elt uno utro nit grfola
IN allen 8lbfern uno BON ben 8armbers
6i9en Shtueltern angepenoet.
Ntan beabte Die oreifarbige, ROTH, fpeiB
ufo Crime 0oer selbe Gillette. Rar
nehme nidbts anberes.
-8n BADEN in alien N~potbeten. 9reis
% Gents oas 9adet
SuedWestIiche0ffice: 443 0st-Cemmerce-Str
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MeIlGQlGeDLdR dlNluC CO, Lid.
pcrmetFt ami bic 9botiahe

~FFVeF HHT VN @HuFTHHt !
9aB Ne Die einjige breitipurise 2inie bon Der @ren5e
Der Ser. Staten mad Der Sauptltaot Merifp III;
9aB tie biz eiujige 2inie 1T, Die Dem reiien ben
Bublltum Die groBen nit 8intih Gas erleud,teten
CAB man nit oieier 9tnie obne gBagenpehiel bon
Ct. qpuis mad Der Staot Merito reiien fam;
DAB es bic ein3ige sinie BON 81 8aio nab Der
Stoot 1terito 1T.
Die Clinic fa6rt burd 10 BON oep "a Gtaaten Der
sttm6lit.
9Seun 5br cine @eidaftsreiie madAt, eeht
bnbiH. no G5eitbafte aetbum neroen. 9fur ni,r
g tdotc Uon iber $500 @inipobnern in Der. Nepub[if
Eeroen bon Der Nteytcun Central =Yabn niht berlhrt.
Sd9lt6er ShlaIpagenoienft 5piiden St. Qouis
uno Staot Nterifo, vi Yalo uno Staot Merito uus
umletebrt
C. r. HUDSON, w. D. MURDOCH.
" 6.h. B.N u. y. 9. q.
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- Mon ent19uloiet Dir cine 8obr=
belt, penn on Elm Ousen0 2ii9en laalt.
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Slieaen=seniter 5liesen=9b
rem; ale Irten 9rabt Nebe uqb
3ubebDrtbeile. @ir baben Die uie=
brighten Breiie fir 6ieie 8ranbe.
6. Braeaer,
322-324 Sltsg =StraBe.
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Die be # e n 1inb billfg-
ten Insiae fir 6erre1, Die
ib6nite @uspabl BON Stoffen bel
u. S. 2pbert,
100 HDro Mlamu GtruSe.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-06-14

AUcTIoNEER.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-06-14
MAJOR WOODS
! FINAL MEETING
Will Be Held Next Week in
- the Hall of the Y.
.. N. c. A.

. II has been decided that the final meet
ing conducted In Honolulu by Major
Wood OF the Salvation Army shall be
held In the Y. NJ. C. a. hall sometime
next week. Secretary Brown OF the as
ISOLATION kindly offered the hall use for
the purpose. II Is more centrally locat-
ed and larger than the Army hail. and.
as many of the Majors friends in the
churches would like to be present. the
offer was accepted.
Major Wood. during his stay in Homo
lulu. has been energetic in the interests OF
the army. acting as both commander and
teacher. This evening q sacred concert
will be given by the band and by other
musical members OF the local corps In
the Army hall In honor OF the departing
leader. Quite an extensive program con-
sisting OF instrumental selections by the
brass hand and string orchestra. vocal
solos. duets and quartets will be render
ed. and at the close. ice cream and cake
Will be served. The musical part OF the
service will be free. but n charge OF .
cents Is TO be made for refreshments.
on Sunday morning a goodbye meeting
will be held with the boys in the oahu
Prison. Two weeks ago anotner OF the
Army converts in there was enrolled as
a sot1ier and there viii be no people
more sorry 70 see the Major go than the
little band Of SaIvationists inside the Jail
walls
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-06-14
A CHINESE
EVANGELIST
Wong Yuk Shing to
Be Ordained
Soon.
COUNCIL HELD
YESTERDAY
A Native Preacher Who Has Been
Prosecuted for Religions
Ssks-His Career.


A church council was called .yester-
day afternoon and met iH the Chinese
church for the purpose OF examining
Mr. Wong Yuk Shing as TO his fitness
for the work OF a Chinese evangelist.
Mr.. Wong has been assistant preach
err In the Chinese church on Fort street
the past year. and has proved himself
very efficient In all branches OF church
work. He has had thorough theolog-
teal training in connection with the
Presbytery OF Canton. China. He also
1cted as an evangelist for some years
among his own people.
At one time he was severely perse-
cuted. receiving two hundred Iashes
upon his bare back. Rev. E. w. Thwing
vas at the mission station during this
trouble and opened his home to the suf-
ferer until he recovered
The council was called to order at
4 d. m. Rev. w. NJ. Kincaid was chos-
en- temporary moderator and Rev. w.
ID. westerveit temporary scribe.
Kew. -. OAtitu HAdytis
The roll OF members was made out as
follows:
Central Union church. Rev. w. NJ.
Kincaid. pastor: DIR. j. NJ. Whitney.
delegate: Kawaiahao church. David All.
delegate: Portuguese church. Rev. a.
". Soares. pastor: A. .. Lomba. dele
gate. Individuais-Rev. o. H. Gulick.
Rev. w II. Rice. Rev. J. Leadingham.
Rev. o. p. Emerson. Rev. w. ID. West
eryeit
After the roll was perfected Rev. w.
II. Kincaid was made permanent mod
crater and Rev. w. D-~westervelt per-
manent scribe.
Rev. +. w. Thwing made a statement
IN regard TO the candidate. showing
that his church membership had been
transferred from Lien Chau. China. 90
the Chinese church In Honolulu and
explaining the desire OF Mr. Wong TO
be ordained as an evangelist to his
countrymen.
Rev. z. W. Thwing was asked to con-
duct the questioning In Chinese and in
terpret the answers. The candidate
was examined In various matters OF be-
life and his Christian experience and
call to the ministry. His answers were
very interesting and original. and en-
tirely satisfactory 10 the members of
the council.
Rev. +. w. Thwins and Rev. W. II.
Rice were appointed committee TO
confer with Mr. Wong and arrange the
time for ordination services and the
parts 20 be taken In the exercises. The
sermon. right hand OF fellowship.
charge and ordaining prayer Will be
gwen before the Chinese church In
place OF the morning service. June %.
The absence OF Rev. F. W. Damon
from the meeting was regretted.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-06-14
JAMES r. MORGAN.
AUCTIONEER
FOR SALE!
Furniture and Effects

OF two Fine Lodging and Boarding
Houses. centrally located
The tive houses run as one place.
Large. airy rooms, well furnished.
Rental. S1,5 per nsnth.
Twenty-eight bedresns. parlor. din
ing rooms, etc.
Present business shsws q prof. OF
about $50 Per month.
Further particulars at my office. So
Queen street.
JAS. r. MORGAN,
AUCTIoNEER.
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Turnkey Melanphy and several trus-
ties from the police station. rescued a
horse from Nuuanu stream early yes
terday morning. The animal had at
tempted to cross on the Rapid Transit
bridge and fell through.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-06-14
Trustees Sale :
in Bankruptcy
ON SATURDAY, JUNE %,

AT IL O'CLOCK. NOON.
At my salesroom. SIS Queen street. 1
will sell at Public Auction, by order OF
Mr.. Daniel Logan. Trustee for the Aus
tin Publishing Co.. Ltd. bankrupt.
the entire plant OF the Austin Publish
ing Co. The stock consists OF paper.
a very large and splendid stock of job
type; sufficient body type for two
large weekly newspapers. Also large
stock OF artistic and up-to-date type,
some Of which has hardly seen ink.
Also all the presses. tools. instru-
ments. shafting. pulieys, betting. office
desks. ETC., ETC..
The sale will also carry with ii the
name and good will of the Paradise
of the Pacific
In case OF the non-disposal of the
stock as a whole the sale will be trans
ferred TO the premises of the Austin
Publishing Co. and will be held on
the same day.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-06-14
House For Rent

BY order OF Mr.. II. z. waity. I offer
for rent the home formerly occupied
by him on Beretania street, between
Piikoi and Kseaumoka streets.
The age-herald., 1902-02-02
E1nigrant Wagon Again I PenetrateS the Far West

million acres of desert land along the Colorado River lying in the adJolnlng corners of California, Arizona and Lower California A great deal of land has been entered upon under this canal system and the town of Imperial has been es- tablshed. In this tract, and in tracts to be reclaimed from desert areas by other companies further north on the Colorado River, the way Is being made for thous- ands of families from the heavily popu- lated parts of the country.
 The people of Arizona have expressed keen pleasure over that part of the Pres idents message encouraging national aid in the reclamation of public domain and anticipate that the first work of the gov ernment in this direction will be the con- struction of a 5000, GOO storage reservoir at The Buttes on the Gila River, affording ~7ef to eight thousand Indian wards and materially assisting white settlers. This also is regarded a logical step in car rying out the apparent policy of the gov ernment to render the Indian self sup porting and eventually citizens.
 The principal agricultural enterprise launched in the territory of late is the proposed construction by the Eastern Sugar Company of New York and Chi cago of $1,0O0,O0o sugar beet reduction plant at Phoenix. To that end the farm CTS are planning to plant large farms to sugar beets
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Paraphrasinu a Joke.
From the Baltimore Sun.

From the Baltimore Sun.
 A big, good-natured farmer was await ing the suburban train, accompanied by handsome Gordon setter. Two sons of Britain stood near him. The dog strayed away from his owner who was reading newspaper.
 "Heyr' called the farmer. Come here Locksmith," and the dog immediately ran to his feet.
 One of the Englishmen approached the farmer.
 May ask.'' he said, what you called that dog?"
 "Locksmith." said the farmer.
 And why, pray?"
 Because every time I kick him he makes a bolt for the door,
 There was a general laugh, in which the Englishman joined.
 When he returned to his companion he remarked:
 Most extraordinary name that man over there calls his dog
 "What?' asked his friend
 "Locksmith." replied the first Briton. And why such a name?"
 Because, he says, every time he kicks i'm he bolts for the door,"
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itude. His family Bible is still pre- served, and it shows that that the date of his birth was written IA years ago. Surely few words from this remark able old gentleman, who has had IA years of experience to draw from, would be interesting as well as profitable. A lengthy biographical sketch is given of this remarkable old man in the Waco Herald, December,, 1898. A still more pretentious biography of this, the oldest living man, illustrated with a double column portrait, was given the readers of the Dallas Morning News, dated December Il, 1898, and also the Chicago-Times Herald of same date. This centenarian is an ardent friend of Peruna, having used 1t many years.
 In speaking of his good health and ex- treme old age, MT. Brock says:
 "After man has lived in the world as long as have, he ought to have found out great many things by experience. I think have done so.
 "One of the things have found out 10 my entire satisfaction is the proper remedy for ailments that are due directly to the effects Of fhe climate. For IA years ' have wifhSf00d fhe changeabIe climate of the United States.
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wife. MT. wu scrutinized her keenly, and then turned to the secretary of the Com mercial Club and inquired:
 You entitled to such fine woman?" Hes all right" Mrs. Clendenning re- piled, coming to the defense of her hus- band, like true wife.
 "Did he come home last night?" MT. Wu persisted, amidst the roars of laugh ter-for the Commercial Club banquet did not end until about o'clock yester- day morning.
 No"
 Does he stay out that late every night?"
 "Oh. no.''
 How late does he usually stay out?" amidst another burst of laughter.
 Here MT Clendenning hurriedly beg ged the Ministers pardon for taking uu his time and insisted that his wife move on.
 "There seems to be no limit to the number or variety of questions that MT Wu has constantly at his tongues end He asked people where they lived, how long they had lived there, how they hap, pened to move there. He caused young women and others not so young to color by inquiring how old they were and why they weren't married There was no sign before the reception closed that his fund of interrogations had been mora than touched upon.
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"Any children ?''
-Four boys and two girls" "Which you like the best ?"

Any CnlluTeH.
 -Four boys and two girls"
 (Which you like the best?'
 Neither. Which do you like the bet ter, boys or girls?"
 "Ah. I have but one, d boy" answered MT. Wu, automatically.
 A young man who was introduced thought he would make himself solid and remarked:
 q am much interested in all move ments in China
 'Ah, which one in particuar?' tnquir- ed the Minister, scratching his chin' with a quizzical look in his narrow, Keen eyes. The young man couldn't mention one, and retired discomfited.
 Young married woman are a great mark for the Minister. He did not un- derstand whether MT. Faxon said Mrs. or Miss in introducing one pretty and finely dressed young woman. MT. Wu began questioning her and to his great amusement she turned upon him. Miss or Mrs2" he inquired.
 Mrs
 "Yes two. How many have you?'' "One-a boy.'
 Aren't you afraid he'll be spoiled?" NO. Your children spoiled?"
 NO, but an only child is likely to be spoiled. I was one and I know"
 You spoiled?"
 '.No, but hen
 "Ah-h-hr' MT. Wu replied laughing, and the colloquy ended. q
 Secretary Clendenning introduyd his