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PILES.

A CERTAIN CURE or no pay for PILES.
EPILEPSY. months medicine free on
trial: 20 years experience. Write FOR par
t.culars. DR.. TUCKER co. Broadway cen
trsI Hotel. 673 Broadway. New-York.
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CONSTIPATION CURED.

INDIGESTION biiiousness, etc. perma-
rently cured Send for information about
.wo books. DR.. =. JAAISON, 45 West
I5-h-st New-York.
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RHEUMAToL CURED ME.

OF rheumatism after suffering for 25 years,
Mrs GOWN. 1877 West 2Oth-st.
KNAPP. Druggist. 562 Hudson-st.
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HES FACTORY TO POCKET.
RAY EXAMINATIONS.


X RAY examinations Diseases diagnosed
end treatment given for cancers. tufnots.
ulcers rheumatic Joints. nervous diseases.
req sonable prices. Physicians tattendantsl'
consultation free ARCHIBALD-AAE EKS.
l-l3J BroadwaY
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MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PRICEs.-5Oo secondhand
wood and iron working machines; fully
guaranteed: machinery bought and ex-
changed. GEO. 3. EDDY. 39s Madlson-st
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CREDIT CLOTHING.

SrNTIENESS CLOTHING MADE TO
order 81 weekly payments; fine material .
q, Guaranteed. Room 7. 237 Broadway.
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STORAGE

HAEGER STORAGE WAREHOUSES;. sth-
ave. 3Sd 10 34th sts.-Storage for tuTni-
ture etc: padded vans for moving. city or
country. boxing packing, shipping ana In
call, 3 321o-3sJh-st-
CONTINENTAL Storage Warehouses. 3l3-
3l9 ". 43d. just of sth-ave. Tel 2,5S7
3SJa-sI
MOVING DAY f. at aand. Who shall
get 10 move my piano? Give your order
10 REID BROTHERS. 81 5th-ave.: tel.
. l2I lsth-sI.
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RUBBER TIRES.

SOLID. cushion. pneumatic rubber tires.
NuIcanlzing a specially. Speed wagons,
runab0uts repaired. VIII call and deliver.
MARTIN. 23I East 120th-st. Telephone.
. 322 Harlem.
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PICTURES RESTORED AND RE
LINED.

PANELS Graded: old engravings cleaned.
etc; established 1873. highest refer
ences. CHAS. W. SNOW. 6o2 eth-ave-
Herald Sourrei.
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CIGAR SMOKERS.

MACS INSPIRATION, clear Havana, i've
ce-rs, Pure Havana Tcba Geo, 81 20 per
nound. fine blend OF tobacco. SOC per 70.
iqi veshingJon-st-, corner Fulton
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RATH's HAIR CURE.

CURES Dandruff. falling hair: makes short
thin hair long thick heavy. soc. al drug
gists' leading department stores.
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PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS.

LINOTYPE COMPOS. S.TION.-Books Pub
HcatloIs S,ugs ROONEY & OFTEN
PRINTING COMPANY. ll4-l20 West 30th-
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CHANDLER.

VERY best Pianos by instaIlnents. s. 90 70
S2O.e0 racn-hIy, second hand instruments IS
sn r-est variety: many makers; extremely
ior pr:ces. s3e Fulton-sI-. Brooklyn
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MANIcURrNG. sHAMPOoING. ETC

TAPOR BATHS.-Cures gout. rheuiaa rs m
al. nervous troubles. EXpe-l
n-anicQring. STEWART. 20 West ~otn-st
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.AWNERS.

--~----~7-------->-~
DIVORCES ASSCRED.-Np fee until
granted: quickest cheapest. reliable ac-
vice free SMITH ESGEL. 900 b way.
ADVICE FIRE. Reliable lawyer; divorces,
accidents collections quickest returns
least expense. Room l,413 i4O Nassau-st
L D. MAYES Office 243 Broadway; al
vorce $50 entire cost money on first
mortgage notes bought: collections, etc.
40 ADVANCE PAY--Divorces accidents
fnheritsnces. collections, suits; advice free.
Reliable Lawyer 81 East i25th-st-. room 26
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DRES ESSsIAKING.

-A.-coCTURIERE FRANCHISE Cfor-
-7e-lv With Stern B-cs.-Fine French
s-essu,al-t-S- newest models for summer
gowns RouH's new bell skirt; WORMS new
corssea and bou1ant sleeves; English tail
cred gowns and new walking skirts: esti-
mates given. ladies' own materials made;
snort notice: reasonable prices. Nine.
BENTTEAC ANDERSON. 2i5 West I22c-st
DREssMAKER. good. wants few more en-
gsgererts ou- by rhe day Address Miss
Flynn. 20 West 64th-st
DREsSNAKER would Ike 70 sew il the
country for sumner nlpnths: first class
reference : A Box 15. Tribune Uptown
Once .3G4 Broadway.
DREssMAKER. - Thoroughly competent;
excellent litter; some first class engage
.aeats out ~ the day Address THOR
oTGE. Box -. Tribune Uptown Once.
1864 Broadway
pREssLAKER. over % years IN business,
makes handsome gowns, Sc. Nine. F.
sMEIE, go erh-ave.
DRESsSIA AKER-High class, out By day
50 or taking in. Tsascna BE. high class
references given Anne- ROWL. so Am
sterdan-sTe-
DREsSMARER--Al; urohcient ana thor
ouEh = every branch: desires engage
rneots bv the day; city OF country. Address
PROF lCIENI, Tribune Uptown Once, l,364
Broadway
DREssCUTTING and millinery systemati-
cally eaughrs pays better than other trades,
night school. -.fonday. Wednesday Friday:
g 20 starts ySu- NDOWELES. 3lO-31S
Gave.
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TIE "HoLLY" WAIST.

PERFECTION in NJ. stitching ana detail
made the Holly Waist a success, exclu-
sively Il imported Madras Fcrcale, Linen,
Flannel and SILK THE HOLLY co. 81
West 226-st.
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GARNET MAKING AND UPHoL-
STEERING.

yE. ROSS. I02 West sSd-st.-Au kinds Of
frrniture neatly repaired. carpets fitted
Inc LAID
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PAINTING. PAPERING. ETC.

SAVE MONEY by having your work done
by r. Solomon. Lass 2d-ave CBranch.
l.27O Broadway. estimates furnished Tor
alterations including carpenter. mason
work etc; abstraction guaranteed. rrter-
ences furnished Tel. l. 9O4A 18th.
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LOOSE TEETH. .

LOOSE TEETH.
LOOSE TEETH frightened; swollen gums
cured permanently: hand carved porcelain
crown and bridge work removable II de
sired). Continuous gum plates. the most
clsanly Of all material used in the mouth
DR.. SMITH, East 32d-st. Telephone, IA
O-Madison Square.
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CLOTHING ON CREDIT.
CUTLERY

a. gzD-ST. CUTLERY SHOP.-BesI quail
t-v OF shears Scissors, Razors. etc:
.-snd.ne and repairing done on premises.
y. STANsBCRY. l25 West S2d-st.. en-
rance On court
cT-TLERY OF every description on hand,
1ade - order and repaired. at o.
ESAUTHS 81 John-st and a Nassau-st
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ooRsETs TO ORDER. CLEANED.

TFPaIRED ana altered, duplicated. made
- order: fine work. moderate prices.
oI,MsTEAD CORSET COMPANY. - West
s2d-st
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cHIRoPoDY. MANICURING &C.

Or. WE'LL 265 Wesc J"5th-St-. near sth-
sve.-corns, bunions and inverted nails
..,ilfIlllv treated and cured: EIaEicurilg.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-11
GAS AND GASOLINE ENGINES.

THE METZ & WEISS Kerosene and Gas
Engines for power and pumping purposes /:
fully guaranteed. 4. METZ. lbs Mott-st
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coRsErs To ORDER & CLEANED

VILLA WHITE. made 20 order, al
tered, cleaned and repaired eqaa4 10 new
- Tzsr IG5rh-sf
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LOST.

LOST.
LOST White collie bitch. With brown
rnarIinRs. Si0 reward II returned TO II.
GEsTEFELD Pelham Heights. y \.
LOST or STOLEN .-BankbooE no. 4al -s6
Of The Emigrant Industrial savings Bank
PAYMENT STONED please return book 20
bank n. u Chambers -.
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SCALP AND FACIAL MASSAGE.
FOR RHEUMATISM

SCALP and Facial Massage given bv grad
yates. Mrs. CNGER. 3l4 West 59th-st.
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MANICURING PARLoR.

Jt ELERS' COURT Manicure Parlors
Marie Bennett, 51-53 Maiden Lane; grad
-a--s n attendance. Tel. 4543 John.
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SOUTHERN COOK

SOUTHERN COOK viii serve meals al your
homes reasonably: best references Mrs
JOHN ROSS lib West 46Jh-st
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PURCHASE AND ExCHANGE.

OFFER WANTED. Armada Bicycle gen
rle-an's or ladys, never used cost $50.
viii sell or viii exchange for something OF
equal value. What have YOU 70 ofer2 Ad-
dress WILLIAM q HILLS, Room as. l54
Nassau-st.. New-York.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

---------------~-----~- ~-->-~----~------------~--~
Female.
COOK.-Thorough German and Hungarian
cook. perfect in baking. assist with wash
ing; private cr public: city or country
BRNAk. !. 405 Sd-ave.. sOth-st LIST nOor
CoOK.-Colored: has large experience.
fully competent. would like 10 g away
for The summer. good reference. 4 G.
JOHNSON. Sis Beaubiel-st- Detroit Mich
COOKS.-Two first class cooks and laua-
dresses; roasts. soups. baker: also cham
bermaid. waitress; two years references.
36i 6th-ave
COOK--Capable OF taking chefs place:
economical and absolutely Trustworthy:
written and personal references. wages $40
TO $50. s23 6th-ave.. one flight
COOK and LACNDRESS- Strictly temper
ate; neat. economical. willing and good
natured woman. with excellent reference,
moderate wages Cali las shave. 1ith-
81. entrance.
COOK--By respectable woman: can take
entire charge of kitchen. catering and
marketing II needed. best of city references.
Can Be seen at present employers. IS East
eSth-st. Leaves owing 20 family closing
the house Nc cards.
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SCALP TREATMENT.

MRS ZIMMERMAN. 10l West 24th-st-
Facial massage. scalp treatment. mani
curing, corns treated without cutting. pa
tents treated az residence
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LOANS.

LIBERAL LoA-:s On diamonds, watches,
JeWelry silverwarn. etc turs stored
during summer months. MAN BERN
STEIN PA West I25th-st.
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COACHMAN.-Colored; first class man in
every respect; 13 years experience with
Dr. Agnew, OF Philadelphia Call OF write
HOWARD EMORY. care Charles 3 CAT
frey Co. 1851 Broadway
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DREssSLAKER. over . years n business
makes handsome gowns, Sc Nine. F.
SMTTE, go 6rh-ave.
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GARDENER and FARMER.-On a gentle
mans country place: thoroughly cOmpe-
tent: married; Al reference: wages mod
crate Address J. A NJ. Isl West 39th-st.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-11

BY T. II THALMA. 60 West 52d-st. also
hair and scalp treatment
IRE CURE. Mrs. DUMONT. 10 East
@-fr-st.. espert attendance.
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ELECTRICAL MACHINERY.
RFNl1NgHATnRG

end Signals for Hotels Commercial Houses,
Residences and Offices. Elevator calls for
of2ce 5uildings. Switchboaros for telephone
exchanges HERZOG TELESENE Co, 81
&- z4tn-st- NeW-YOrk
New-York tribune., 1902-05-11
OLD GOLD AND SILVER WANTED
OPTICIANS.

C0O OUR ideal CLIP
- - can be fitted 70 any eye
glass. Try It on yours LoTgnettes in
ELTING. cir 6th-ave.. Ne~-York. block
above Herald Building
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GARDENER and FARMER.-Married. on
gentlemau's country place. thoroughly
competent. understands care Of horses and
COWS, best Of references p. o. Box 2ns.
Dougan Hills. Staten Island.
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COACHMAN.-Single; long experience. care
horses. carriages harness. good driver
understands gardening. lawns flowers.
strictly temperate and willing; satisfactory
references WILLIAMS. Box Is Tribune
Once.
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NEVER known 10 fail. also try my wor
waters. positive cure. L. WERTHEiM g,
Office $50 Grand-sr.. New-York.
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COACHMAN.-Msrrted. no children: thor
Oughly understands care Of horses. har-
ness and carriages. careful driver, strictly
temperate; best written and personal refer
ences; city or country. Address y G, la
West 54th-st
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GARpENER--SinEl with a thorough
practical knowledge of the business under
glass and outdoors: with best reference as
. character and ability. Address Z. L.
Rox 20. Tribune OfIce.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-11
ELECTRTCAL SUPPLIES.

RICH g. WARE, 1872 West 2sth-st Cfor-
merry wiki New nan & CapTcnD. manufac-
ursrs of the Swinging Ball Aruunciators.
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EIEcTRIcAI cnSrR.crna

JOHN 7. WHITEHEAD. I.o09 6th-ay.
BET sSth and 57th sts--Repairs Of Ele
trleal Apparatus Speciality. Tel. LAD G
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COACHMAN. English aged 81. married:
one child: in gentleman's private family;
has had entire charge OF private stable.
strictly sober. six wears reference from LAST
employer; country all the year preferred;
distance from city no object Actress
FRED LEACH. Mamaroneck y Y
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REFINED Young German woman resur-i-x
70 Germany would give her services ~
return for passage - party gainE abroad
highest ref~-enceS given and required Box
800 / ia6T Broadway
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LYNnHTRsr BICYCLES.

CREDIT. 81 per week. Lyndhurst bicycles
Shopwcrn wheels $40 up. MKEE &
HARRINGTON. T73 Grand. near Centre 81
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SCALP TREATMENT.
StiAMPOOING. Manicuring; Richter's su-
pertor hair tonic; satisfaction guaran-
teed. A. RICHTER, 237 East llth-st.
home or out.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-11

COACHMAN.-By first class man. married
three years best reference from last en-
ployer. who can be seen Address JOHN.
247 East 62d-st
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PANAMA HATS.

PAN8MA HATS
So. 81 IS. IS, $50 WM. HEYMAN. Direct
importer lO7 Chambers Street.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-11

COACHMAN.-By young man: thoroughly
competent; single. long experience: uneN-
ceprioCable references. Interview with
last employer Is earnestly solicited. Address
d D. $50 IDexington-ave-
New-York tribune., 1902-05-11

USEFUL MAN-SinEle Dane. 70. handy
with tools. gardening horse and COW.
NELSON. 4l4 West lQth-st
New-York tribune., 1902-05-11

JAPANESE STEWARD or Chef On Yacht:
thoroughly experienced: can take charge;
/ highly recommended by well known yacht
owners. Okla. 80 Sanis-st-. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-11
ORIENTAL RUGS & CARPETS.

SITASLIAN BROS. 4I6 sth-sve. (Tel. 1883
Madison So. importers OF rugs and car
pets: cleaning and repairing q specially
New-York tribune., 1902-05-11

LAUNDRESS. First class: in private far---
tly; no objection u the country: personal
CITY reference Can be seen for two day.
405 East 2ed-sr
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DRESsMA class: out BY day.
s., or taking in. reasonable. high class
references given Nine. ROWL. 5T2 Am
sterdan-aTe.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

MRS. M. E. Hobby & CO..
EMPLOYMENT RT-REAT- co Wet oz,ry
sl-Se.ect male and female help: refer
erees enc Investigated. Telephone 33lB. Madi-
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NELSON. 4l4 West lqth-sr
USEFUL NAN.-Speaks French and Eng
lish; waiting. housewo-S etc. in private
family; best city reference. DICRAN
KASPAR. $40 East 49th-st
USEFUL. MAN.-Private family: FIVE years
last Mace. total ahstatner. best refer
ences. ARvID GARDEI4L4 - Irving Place
VALET or BCTLER.-Bv japanese, thor
ouEhly understands hts duties; accustomed
IN travel. honest neat. with highest per
sonal and written references HAMA 1l3
West 6fth-st
VALET.-By honest. reliable japanese: can
cook. has references. BEL. Il Concord
St. Brooklyn.
WAITER. BARTENDER--Youn English
man. country, good appearance. neat.
courteous. expert: three years finest CLUB
references; genteel place only. RUSSELL
3 S25 3d-ave.
YACHT STEWARD and VALET. Best n
references: years in last place. last en-
ployer can be seen STEWARD. Box IS.
Tribune Uptown once. 1.364 Broadway.
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UPHOLSTERY a DRaPERIEs.
- WORK GUARANTEED.
HELP WANTED.

Male.
ATTENTION!-Men wanted: s. TO 81 takes
you TO England SO 10 Germany, and S-1
to Africa. by doing easy work; also fIee
transportation; return passage. Apply Al
LANTIC SHIPPING OFFICE. 1l5 lst-st-.
New-York
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-04-06

weak spot in the middle Of it. She eX.
tends her hand with a survey of your
neck arrangements that makes you
squirm in guilty consciousness of that
white pin you stuck into a black rib.
bon in a place where 1t would never
show.
Before the greeting is achieved
and how cordial and gracious she can
be!-her stock taking gaze has mean
dered down to your nethermost eX.
tremities, and you feel that all your
little toilet subterfuges are an open
book to her. Not that it is so neces.
sarily. The starer often stares me.
Chemically without taking mental
note, But the unhappy effect upon
the victim is just the same,
Stare not at all. Give your neigh.
Dor a frank, sympathetic regard in
the middle of his eyes, and scan no fur
Their, Be oblivious to clothes-or rath.
er, produce the effect of utter obliV-
ion If you have any tact at ali, If you
I must size up the outer man, there are
plenty of ways to see without seeming
to see,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-04-06
MINISTER ENDS AT
POINT OF STORY


The Rev. DR.. John. Henry Barrows,
President Of oberln College, who for
merly preached to a Chicago congre-
cation, tells little story concerning
an experience of his own that may be
worth passing along. II was at the
time that DR.. Barrows was making ar.
rangements for the holding Of the
great congress of regions. He
had an immense correspondence to
take care OF, and found 1t necessary
to employ stenographer. The young
lady was pretty. 1t is not to be infer.
red that there are any but pretty lady
stenographers, but the one employed
by Dr. Burrows was especially comely.
The doctor fitted up a workroom on
the third floor of his house, where he
and the stenographer toiled hard day
after day, undisturbed by callers and
well away from the noises of the
streets.
The work of preparing for the con.
gress was still going forward on the
14th of February, when the doctors
little son became excited over the
sending and receiving of valentines.
The boy had been running about the
neighborhood handing love tokens to
the children he knew and many had
come to him, when he remembered
that he had father upon the third
floor. in addition to the One in Heav.
en-. Going to his mother, he proposed
that they send up a valentine.
Well" said Mrs. Barrows, 1T is very
nice of you to remember father. How
would It do for me to write valentine
for him and let you take it up?"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-04-06

ton of transportation, railroad and
what is commonly known as quasi pub.
lie corporations to be organized under
any other than the particular law pro.
viding such corporations with its re.
strictions and safeguards. Neverthe'
less, that State has before 1t today a
bill making 1t lawful to form corpor.
alton for the business of constructing,
maintaining and operating a railroad,
telephone or telegraph lines under the
business corporations law, provided all
operations of these companies shall be
carried on wholly beyond its borders.
In other words, New York is assum.
ing to grant powers to corporations to
carry into effect outside the State
what It will not permit to be exercised
within its own territory"
Further, Mr.. Dill contended that
state legislation for revenue" was
most pernlcious in tendency. since IL
the State as a whole was for sale the
moral example of the State tended to
make Legislators individually for sale.
Mr.. Dill contended that the power
for good legislation affecting trusts
was crippled by the lack of national
Jurisdiction. Each State legislated
for itself in disregard of the nations
good The result was confusion and
frequent conflict between Federal and
State statutes.
Americans have not as yet begun
to realize" declared Mr.. Dill, the
force and power of these aggregations
of capital. Viewed on the one hand
from the standpoint OF undoubted ad
vantage to the country, certain intelli.
gent people are inclined to do away
with all legal restrictions upon the
growth and progress Of great organi.
cations. Others, realizing the dangers
which Of necessity accompany power
of any kind, and which, when united
in combinations, present, If uncontroll
ed, more than a menace TO our country
are inclined to repress the trust move
, ment in every possible way" The safe
method, Mr.. Dill thought, was not in
abolishing trusts, but in properly ap
plying the principles they represent
ed. The basis Of discussion respecting
the legal control Of combinations was
not first utility and then control. but
utilization and control pari passu.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-04-06

There is no such thing as a well.
bred stare"
Not that it isn't true that the we'll
bred stare; but they are not well bred
when they do ito indulge in a bit
OF a paradox.
Nothing is well bred that makes a
fellow creature uncomfortable. There
fore, the woman-and there are too
many like her in this impolite world
that calls itself polite-that visibly
takes an inventory, when she meets
you, of every detail of your appear
ance to your own secret discontinue.
entirely "forgets her raisin'."
The ordeal, at all times disagreeable.
amounts to cruelty when the scrutiniz.
ed is conscious of sartorial shortcom-
ings. And when is even the best.dress-
ed among us confident of every detail?
Are seams unimpeachable in their
strength, or hooks and eyes warranted
to be true?
But, oh, the agony when your gloves
are frankly shabby, and your coat has
year before lasts sleeves cut down!
She advances toward you with her
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-04-06

lie confidence in order that the public
would ultimately invest.
Then, too, the law should have a
requirement that present combinations
might become national combinations
upon theory similar to that by which
State banks are entitled to become ma.
tional banks This would be awaited
of by the sound corporations for their
own good, not only for protection
against imitators and those not able
to follow them, but also as protection
against the diverse and inconsistent
laws of the various States. The ten.
dency of the States is to attract more
and more foreign corporations, and
therefore the great corporations would
avail themselves of the privilege Of
becoming a United States corporation,
and thereby being a corporation for.
eign to no State, thereby securing to
themselves the privileges and immuni.
ties of citizens of every State.
THE point of the whole matter is
that they would secure to themselves
uniformity of legislation throughout
the length and breadth of the United
States. Texas and other States may
drive insurance companies out Of their
territories. but they cannot drive ma.
fiopol honlygs o,,t I,o,ou,o A. ,,o.io.oi
bank derives its existence from a
power higher than that of a State-cre.
ated organization. No corporation en-.
gagged in interstate commerce, no cor.
poration desiring to do business
throughout the length and breadth Of
the country could afford to be other
than national organization.
1T would not be long before the
investing public would draw the lines
sharply between State.created organi.
cations assuming to do a business ma.
tional in extent and truly national cor.
porations. In a word, the successful
combination must be in its nature a
national organization In order to even
pretend to carry out the economic the.
cries upon which It is based. Given a
law which creates real national corpor
atoms and all others would become
imitators and be so known to the pub
lie. The public would refuse to take
the stock of such an organization on
the same principle that It would re
fuse to take a counterfeit BILL"