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VICTORY FOR THE SALOON.
Especial to News ami Observer

Z Especial to News and Observer \
X Scotland Neck, n. c., Sept. 10 <
< Prohibition was defeated in Scot <
< land Neck by ten majority. intense I
< interest but everything orderly and <
X quiet.
\ Scotland Neck, N. c., Sept. 15.- <
4 Saloons won by ten votes. The =:
\ matter will be settled in the courts. X
!. Arrests will be made. <
X X
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at Prizen, which was responsible for much
of the excesses, and which has been sent
back for insubordination, will be Danish
ed
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AS suffering man always thinks
twice before he speaks he ought to avoid
mistakes.
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the delightful mountain city which has
opened its gates to us.
Good speakers will be in attendance
and an interesting program is in prepara-
tion
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At Cincinnati
American League Games,

At " ashington- RHE
Washington ). q 10000 "a g
Philadelphia 100 1 0O1O % Z O.
Batteries: Orth and Kittridge; Plank
and Shreck
Al Boston RHE
Boston :. :. 30 3 2 0 3 2 2 81 II 1.
New York 20 3 o o. S3
Batteries: Young and Criger; TannehilI
and Beville.
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(By the Associated Press.l
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-09-18
EeEa 8.

Sn 8ietoria muroen apei MGn=
ner nerhaftet, Die in benz 8eroaht
lteben, Die @inbrube uno Spreneune
DON @etoIhrGnten in nerihieoenen
BlaBen ausgeflbrt gu baben. Sic
batteu 1926 in barren @eloe, Opna.
nit. Dinoihnuren, cine tleine Slalhe
5aure, cine fleine edge uno apei ge-
aoene NeuDlper bel fih. giner
remit fih Gromning Waas, Der Nn=
,ere giebt ieinen @amen niht Be-
faunt.
- Gbas. @hmiot in Comfort oes
riet nit benz Nrm in bic M6oer elmer
Rafbine gum 8ertleinern pom Mais
lno erlitt einen Bruh auiihen 9anos
Ielenf unb @lboaen.
- Die Siolihe H%aciic<B Balm bat
n leBterer oeit ourb Den 3uiammen.
ru9 BON orei Banfea, in melden
le Depoiiten, bate. gerluite er(itten.
Sruber oep0nierten Die 4ofalagenten
)ie eingenommenen @eloer in elmer
aofalbant. Sept lit ibneu Die @ei.
una sugeaaneen, tdglid oas barre
Selo an bic 6auptoffice nah Sou.
ton ab3ufiihren.
5n Bilbarger @uuntn itno iber
lauieno Smmigranten aus nDroliben
Staten eingetroffen, Die iid bort
nieoerlQ5ien rueroen.
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@eit iiber go Sabreu

IdJon muroe Mr8. Winslom's 5Do
thing Sprup bon W,QiGnen ouF
Wiltteru beim 8abnen Der Rinoer
~angemenbet. Birii gu i'm 5hlale
ourb oas 5hreien zines atnbe8 ge.
itDrt, oas I'M 8abnen lift uab Dor
G@mersen peint? We1n fn, lafSe
lDfort cine 5iaide bon ,Mrs.
minslOm3 Sootbing Gnrap" bolen.
Sein 8ertb 1T nnbesablbar. sc
miro benz tleinen 2eioeaoen iofort
2inoeruua oeribafen. 0erlaBt eu@
barauf, Miitter, es lit fein 3meifel
baruber. Go BELT 9iarrboe, reQn'
firt ben Raser unb Die Nieren, be.
leitiat @ino Gulif, ermei@t ben
@aumen, oerblnbert Gnt5lnouna
nno itdIft oos gauge Spitem. ,Mrs,
Blnsfums Soothing Sprup" fir sabs
nenoe Sinoer lit argenebm i'm @es
i6mad; oas 8ecept itamlnt BON
'einem Der beiten meiblid3en aer5te IN
ben Ser. Staten. gs lit BEL alien
Aruggiiten in Der ganSen @elt su
ba6en. 8reis Is Gents per 6laihe,
Gauft ni6ts ~anoeres, ala Wrs.
Winslous SnDthinQsS nrup
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WnS III oaa srbeMy

SIN 8runoe genDmmen f6nren mir
oteie Sra9e gar niht beontmorten,
aber mir mifieu, DAB es inter ltren=
gen 8eieBen itebt. Benn man oieie
8eiebe auh nur leidt iibertritt 10
iino Sbmer5en uno 2ejoen Die J0lge
0aoon. 0urh unreQetmdBiQeS 4eben
bringeu mir Die 0raane in nnpro-
nung uno Die 5olge ouu0n iino Ser
itopfuug, Gopfl6mer8 uno Qeberbes
lhmeroen. Or. Sing Neue Nebens-
BilIen bringeu Die 0r9ane aber balo
mieoer in Sronuug. Sic mirfen
milo, aber Qrinolib. Nur Is Gents
in Den Np0tbefen Don $. Ralteper &
Son ano Ioolpb DreiB.
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iie BADEN ben Betrieb ielber in Die

1te BADEN ben Betrieb lelber in Die
9ano genDmmen.
60 betipielsueiie 86ln uno @las=
epp; cine gauge Nnsabl anoerer
Stdote Shidt iih an, bas @leidle 81
tun. Die Mb9aben Der itdotiihen
Steuer5abler muroen oaourb ni6t
erbDbt, fonoern i'm @egenteil per.
mtnoert. Die Staotperualtungen
eaben Bombs aus our grbauune
ooer g%rmerbung ibrer StraBenbobns
ipiteme, oeren Grtrdge niht MIR bin
reiben. Die 8inien auf Die bonoirte
Shulo gu besablen. ionoern AUDI
nod Der Staot auidbrlih 9r0Be
ueberihli1e abnerfen.
unmiQtirlib brdnat fiGJ babel Die
Jraee auf: @arum iino mir in oie=
fee mihtigen Mngelegenbeit nod i'm
Menibenalter binter europdilben
Stdoten suriid? Warum fDnnen
fid uniere StraBenbabn@@ eieaihofs
ten berauBnebmen. oas 8ublifum
nab Belieben 81 bebanoeln? Wa=
rum forbert Der StraBenbabutetrieb
unieres 2anoes aqidbrlib mehr
Menibenleben gum Opfer, ME cine
eroBe Sbladt?
SblieBlih miro ia, eber ooer ipd=
ter, AUDI bel un3 einmal Nbbllfe
tommen. Gieueibt etnmal, menn
auh i'm itdotiihen 8ermattunss=
oienite a~qenthalben giptloienitrea
form eingefihrt lit uno Die 8rut=
itdtten Der Corruption Der Sauptz
iahe nod aerftDrt iein weroen.
BUR Belt aber f0nnte man leioer
BON unieren itGotilhen gertebrsper-
bdltni1ien iaaen: ~,llntr1itlid it's
nod anertpdrts".
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= 8mei reiienbe Deutih.Nmeris
taner fiuo in Berlin in Shmulitdten
nit ben oeutiben WilitdrbebDroen
gerateu. @s banoelt ii9 Inn 3mei
8rioer, ben rs Sabre alteu 2amrence
Sub uno ben % Sabre alten Gmil
Sub. 8eioe aus philadelphia, va.
Die spet iunsen 2eute tuaren oorts
bin getommen, um Bertuan6te gu
beiuhen. Sic belisen Hdfie Der
ameritaniihen Negierune. 8eioe
puroen ais militdrpfliftiee 9riide.
berger uerbaftet. Der altere SUB fam
ueaen bof9raoiger Guralihtiateit
fret; Der iingere muroe bagegen taue.
lid befunoen. @r ioa aneeblih ihon
in ben bunten- Ho6 geitedt moroen
iein. Wit &idfiht auf bic ameritas
niihen 8dife miro cine arlnolihe
llnteriu9una aeflhrt tperoen. Wur
wenn Elm Gou Don DeiertiDn DOR.
liegt, fam Sub surudbebalten pers
Den.
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Reifenoe n:
s. g. 8uf&.
@alter Glarmer.
30. GdiprDbfnh.
Der ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Or. Tabor bat einer Mufruf an ale
Stabt- uno COUNTY : Ner5te erlaiien,
in meldem er iie a%ufforbert, unpers
5iiglim bic itrengiten SauitdtsmaBs
regeln in N%nmenoung 81 brlngen,
oa 0n8 9elbe Sieber in megifanilfer
Stdbten, oidt an Der @ren5e. lein
Griheinen gemadt bat. gr erts
pfeblt Dor allen Dinaeu, aesea bic
Wpstitos pur5ueeben. Die anertanns
ten 8erlblepper bieier Seud,e. Gae
ftebenoen @eudiier, Bfubeu N. ioGs
ten beieitiat. Waiiertii,upel, Glitter
men &c. nit RerpiinDl bsbanoelt uer=
ben. Cine unae raffinirtes Del gea
nigt, UNI Die Wpsfitos einev gar5er
Gifterne gu totem. Sn anoeren Yfdben
tam RebDl benust weroen. NuBers
benz ml6ten Die Stdote elmer arlnos
liden @einigung unter50ger tperoen.
Iler l1nrat ioQte oeiammelt uno
perbrannt uno De8infettiunSinittel
mie &alf, aarbolidure. alHe &c.
reidlib gebrnu9t meroen.
Or. SabDr madJt Die Nufforbe'
rut,a lehr brinaeno, oa burh Befpls
ouna Der n0tiaer, 8oriihtsmaBre-
aeln Shlimmes abaewenoet rueroen
fqnu.
Trio. Gupal uno Wueces gouutp
habeu Qeaer 4areoo Quarantdue er.
fldrt un6 bic gilenbabnsiae balten
in ben @totiunen oieier Counties
niht uaehr an. Nuh CORPUS Gbriiti
bat iid aeQen beioe 2areop's abaes
{hfoiien.
Or. &. &. De @Qraa in Wuepp
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Ginegrauenba fte Gift e: unoere
baulibteit, Dbspepiie, 8erfopfune, So.
lit. gbolera, Morbus, 5ieber. Saut-
8ranfbeiten, 6arnruhr, Bri9bt'ide Nies
reutrantbeit, 2eberleiben, Shnttelfieber,
@ernenueb, &beumatismus, @eihuIre,
@eibuilfte, Nusbletben bes monatli9en
5lufes, S6morrhoiben, @elbiuht, Stnr.
but, Strofeln, WIrmer, &opfueb, &reb8,
Shuinbiubt unb Wohuiinn. Gle ale
eriheinen anfangS unbeoeutenb uno III.
men alien gebt elm 6rtliher Blutanbrane
poraus. eraeuet burd unreiues Slut unb
nnregelmdBi8e Tdti9teit Der Sober unb
Der 8erbauunesorgane, mno tie ale f6n.
men uhbeoiu8t uno unfeblbar bur@ St.
Bernard TrauterptQcn, uer6itet ner.
ben, penn nan bieies Mittel bel Seiten
einnimmt. SIR Is Cts. BET %Gputhetern
at babeu.
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pate allie Gbaneem aeaen ftd,.

Nrm. aqein uno bettldeerigl Das
mar Die Gage zines alten GDlooten,
&amens s. S. 6apens in 8eriaiQe8,
Obio. Sabre lang fit ct an Nieren.
befhmeroen uno meoer Weoiain nod
Aer3te fonnten ibm @rleihterung
oerihaffen. SdtieBlib mabte er
einen geriuh nit Electric Bitters"
Das brad3te i'm in Surgeon mieoer
auf bic Beine uno jebt beseugt er:
SD befinoe mid auf Dem @eee CUR
uoai9en MISUNDERSTANDING" Sc 1T
oa8 bette Mittel auf groen fur 2eber-
uno Nierenleioen uno ale Gormen
uon Magens unh Darmbeibmeroen.
Nur so Gents. @arantiert pon Den
Apotbefen BON $. &alteper & Son
uno Don Noulpb 9reiB.
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MMerIet.

@ off & W MAIDEN
ero6e Gnftrengungen, ibren StDre
}pbalo ME 1t16gli1 uieoer gu erDffs
men. Die Jirrna erfreut fid3 elmer
5ablreiGen uno treuen Rnnofbaft uno
oer 2aoen lit Elm f6rmlitbea Beolrfs
nib fir bic Damenuelt oetuuroen.
Mue boffen. bort balo tuieber lire Gin.
b6ule MAIDEN 81 f0nneri.
- neber bic Beoinauneen oes
Heraleihs sruiihemo benz Stante uub
ben Der Uerlebung beS Nnti Truit.
@eieteS nngeflagten biefigen @bple.
Salebduiern. lit nidts gu erfahren.
Der Diftriftsonsualt erbdlt cine sc.
btbr bon 10% mem, bic Strafe nur
$1,000 betrdgt un6 So, fails Die
Gtrafe iber $1,000 aus nlabt.
- nnfer tiidtiaer 0eutiher Nrbis
tell. Gerr SameS Us mt e T.
ger, bat bic 8ldne poGenoet fir
Elm elegantes Wp9nbaus, melbes
Senator Suiepb Jnuit in Reu.
Braunfels erridbten IdBt.
= Die 5Dntdne nuf benz Nlanlp
8ln5a fOH brDn5irt, repnrirt, nit
eiuerl aht SUB breiten genaentftrei.
fen unb nit einers eiiernen WelGnoer
ullaeben meroen. Beffer tpGre es,
0aa ungetim furt5uidaffen uno bas
bin gu ftelen. no e6 meriger aefeben
mirb uro BON Menih un6 Tier BEL
fer benubt meroen tam. Bieb 5uQ
an Der Jnntdue auf benz Nlamo
Yla5a uidt 5u9elaifen tueroen uno
Menlden brauden fie bier nid)t.
SIM bohen Nlter bon SO Sab
zen itarb i'm 0auie ieiner Tohter
frau .. 8~aiierline. 119 Waier
Stra6e. Grieorih Breter. Sc mar
IN Stettin aeburen unb manoerte
1863 aus. Bon Beirut mar er
S&ifsarhitelt. Grbinterf6Bt Trau,
einer Subn, ben friiberer Gtootins
persieur Haul 9reter, Der iebt i'm
fiioli&en Merifo uobnt. uno stuei
9tdter, Jrau 2aiierline Don bier
uno 6rau M. Snielmann in Sal
uefton.
- 6errN get WeerjGeibt beabfih.
tiot auf benz Grunbfti6e in oer Sios
Alnulo Stra6e. weni0e Shritte
sberbalb Wnrtinea Gtro6e, elm gro.
yes 0ebdube far @obu5uede er.
bauen unb nit alien mooernen Be.
auemlihteiter auSriifterl su lafien.
Der BulineB Mems Club miro
elm 20mit6 nod Baleitine entien.
ben. on8 nit oem Generals nnaQer
Qerub 9rite BON oer International
Babn cine Befprehuue peQen CT.
ridtung zines neuen Gifenbabn.
Depots baben fol-. ba baa alte faum
nod isinem Bpede entfpr.ht. Das.
ielbe wuroe gebaut, als Gan Nntonio
tours Die Gdifte Der eee.nm6rtigen
8eu0lteruug hatte uno lit uoltom.
men ungenigeno.
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piert. Die 8earinbung in Dem Dot
torolplom loutet: Ridlaro Strau5,
Der Die Sunft Der Ofufit ourh beoeuts
lame 0euerungeH uno auBeroroant=
libe 8unitfertigfeit oerQrt aeiDcoert,
oaB iein Same in unierer Belt unter
ben oeutihen MuIifern Den egiten
Blab einnlmnt.
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% n nsstr 4atarrh IN Disler Tsssuo oss aanoss
sts bon alien onDereu Rranfbeiten suIammen, uno
BIO In BE lssteu SABRE gait or ais nubeilbar.
Side SABRE lang uiIartsn Gcttcren ibn fur cine los
taif RrantRsit uno fArisbsu totaIe 6eilmittsi Dor,
sne ea He ibR nit dutli@tr 9ebanoiunq be1dnoia
ni4t t%aririsn, ertlatsn &c ibn fur untsil6ar. 9it
tasfonsfTanibeit u unO sskbulb tonattattoHsas Be-
banolune erfor6en. SaIl's Rofarrb,
&ur, fabruirt bon q. ). htneu&G Co
EoltoO. pbIO, II bic erHaiss eoHa,tutiouels Rur In
Warfts. Sic ptrb innzli4 in DOZEN sSer Gatsu
IN 70 xrepfen bis ~ einen Sbsl5fsi poI senor,s
u<u. Sic tpirf oireft aaf eus Dlut uno bic i1lsis
mdae Gbsrfahe bts Gpfems. sic bieteu einbun.
esd Dollars idr jsoeu Sal, ben fe sa turiren Der.
iebtt. 2abt Gm9 @trculare Ino 8euguifie tommeu.
atrefErt:
q. 8. GbeHep & @ o., Eoleoo, 9.
- WsrfauFt bon alien Mpu9btiern, rs Gents.
DsN'e aamtItsu . DtfsH RnS biz bshsu.
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9eutlae QcciOcus. 9ruderet.

aqe Nrten opH Grudarbeiten tuers
ben in oeutIher, ensliiber uno ipa.
niIGer Sprahe fem uno fauber 8u
mdBigem 8reiIe ausQefubrt. @pecis
nlltdt: Druid bon Statuten, 8erto.
bunes', 6eiratbs, uno @eleaenbeits,
9arteu. Iuf Gnfraae peroen So.
iteuanihldge geliefert.
Wic Senag.
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gtaien= ooer 9at8 : 8otarrb utro
iofort beieitigt uno permanent furirt
our6 Y8orU Turmalin", (Gimer
& 9tmeno). 8. S. h m ot,
&eeut, 9pufton, Gera8.
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-@ute Mbistles uno quite 0eine
Su nieorieen BreiIen gu pertaufen.
W. G~aitanolo & Con. Main Nue.
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i'm @arten@D iftritt oes Staates. @e
lunobeit uno 8limla unibertrphen.
8iaige 2dnbereien fir Den 5armter,
Warttgdrtuer, Obft. uno 8iebsiibter.
Wegen G~in5elbeiten menoetGuh an
6. s. Wartin, g. g. g.,
San Nntouio, Teras,
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SdhweItteras wllndt Gn0

8enu SIR Sud iroenopD nieoer
laiien mollt. tbut es entlang Der 9i'
ME Der
Gan Nmtonio & Mranias
Yak Sahm,
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CALIFORNIA WElNHAUS,

too6 @ef.gommerceftruBe, San autunto,
Jmhaber Jeam Nness.
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San Antonio Electro PIatag Works

S0liHnhsIbees u. Sc GffeeaoGnolmEa
227 Beft. Commerce Strase, Gel. 81.
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impracticable-runs along the lines of
non-resistance. If we understand him
Alright, Mr.. Hardin would cease the
organization of armies and navies; he
would even disband the Boys Brigades
so that young men would not be taught
the ceremonies and principles of war;
he would take what comes and leave
the rest 20 God. Carry the principle a
little further and the police should be
disbanded also. Armies are but the
worlds police to punish law-breakers
on great scale, though like the police
nal ends. If there is no justification Cor
armies there is none for policemen, for
executioners, for the armed defence of
private property against the burglar of
the night or of private honor against
the fiend who would destroy it.
The condition which Mr.. Hardin
would create in the world today is one
which God Himself seems to have re-
served for the millennium when human
nature viii be changed to angel nature
and when Satan shall have his thou
sand years in chains. II it were pos
sible to create it at once, all over the
world, among all nations, the miIlen-
MUM would be here; but Mr.. Hardin
cannot really look for that. His plan
apparently is to have the United States
set an example of peace by making it
self defenceless. How quickly that
would result in the ruin of our great
commercial ventures, in the smash of
prosperity through fear OF capital to
invest, in the defeat of expansion, in
powers, in the throttling of the rights
of our citizens abroad. in the coercion
of the republic by those states whom
its tariff and shipping laws affiict-
how quickly the United States would
become the football of the world we
leave it for any publicist to say The
accumulated wisdom of the world ar
CUES the armed defence of the nation
as well as the Individual: of public
property as well as private property:
of national honor as well as individual
honor. For one are armies ard the sum-
mary processes of military force; for
the other are police and the summary
processes. often ending in the taking OF
life, of the criminal law. Both are in
dispensable safeguards Of human So
ciety as it is now constituted.
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Mr.. HARDIN ON WAR.

At meeting Of the Ministerial Union
yesterday, the Rev NJ ID Hardin, who
occupies the pulpit of Central Union
church. expressed views of war which,
while not officially false, led him into
conclusions which few will accept. That
war is always deplorable in it's meth
DDS and often in its aims, most men,
especially those who have seen some
thing of it, will agree. 1t is in truth
a species OF organized murder" but so
Is the legal execution of criminals. IL
seems to us that the fault OF Mr. Har-
published newspaper reports only-is
that 1t does not distinguish between
wars OF self-defence or of correction for
deadly evils or for the rescue of OPP
pressed peoples; and wars of conquest.
ambition and greed; between wars
man on his throne and those which
seek to butcher the toiler in his COT
There are wars which seem to be as
necessary for the good of society as
hangings; there are others which are
as indefensible as the crimes of which
hanging is the punishment
That war is contrary to Gods COM
mand" is a matter of opinion If God
is Interchangeable, the same yesterday,
today and tomorrow. then He must be
the same God now who. in the ancient
days. scourged the sons Of men with
the sword and made the rivers red with
blood His judgments do not change
Organized murder is a long story in the
Old Testament as something that God
himself enjoined: and when His Son
came into the world it was not to
bring peace but the sword Nor did
Christ bring peace; for since His COM
ing enough men have lost their lives
under the dripping banner Of the cross
to people a new heaven and a new
earth. May we not place war among
those God-given ordinances. one with
pestilence and famine and sickness.
which keeps the numbers Of the popu-
lation within the capacity Of the earth
TO sustain human tenantry?
The chief conclusion Mr.. Hardin
reaehes-the one which we find most
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the public and honest press as well as
of the Governor and his advisers to look
after them with a microscope if neces-
sary. The Advertiser proposes to turn
the searchlight on all such measures,
especially those emanating from the
Solid Thirteen and would be glad to re-
ceive pointers from any one who notes
suspicious moves. The extra session
furnishes the last chance for most of
the legislative birds of prey.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-05-05
1T DOESN'T PAY

To send away for your solid sill
yer table ware, when you can get
it right at home fully. as cheap.
If you are under the impression
that old prices still prevail we
would request a comparison, not
ing the pattern and weight, and
comparing with your across the
water" purchases.
Look at these prices, and then re-
member that the whole line of table
silver is sold at the same low
prices:
Tea Spoons ...........$ $50 per doz.
Dessert Spoons and
FORKS .-...... 14UO per COZ.
Soup spoons .......... 1910 per doz.
Table, Spoons and
Forks ......... 1900 per doz.
We engrave free of charge, lin
iting the number of letters, accoro-
ing to purchase.
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METHODs OF ADVERTISING HAWAII.

of the %
building the
play would
tua building
Assuming that this would be the case remains for e Legs
lature
fractional part Of them one reminder IN single
large visited by
Territorial headquarters their ci-
ns respectable friends the
Jersey does not bother himself about the display in the New
Yorkbu He goes to his own
quite
woods jars
pleasure
and note their questions about Hawai- Nine
in
know may
tropical products they
ket and the costo of living
Now the question
in American history the
worlds fairs
California
Sound ten years after the centennial ana nearly seven years
lasting in
Pacific Coast though all the Coast States had exhibited generously there
and
fan? How fast have the Southern States which exhibited there gained sub
whske the dis
an Improvement George Poters French? Where did the Buffalo
Nndwinter
tourists than
all the displays sugar. apa manual training toys and fans we ever
buildings bulk
coast
That OF
Arrange and
um.
country
put n
half
ne of sxm months
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-05-05
THE GRAND JURY.SYsTEM.

Gentlemen Of the Grand Jury:-Al
that has thus far been said or publish
ed concerning the grand jury system
has been of praise, because of its al
legged benefits and strenuously asserted
advantages. and IT would be Of little
avail for me at this time alone and
unsupported by preceDt or precedent
to call attention to it's many disadvan-
tages and notwithstanding Robin
sons charge.
Judge Robinson VIII please note the
exception of the Advertiser to his state
ment that published opinion in favor of
the grand jury system has thus far
was introduced here, as it had to be
when the United States Constitution
took effect. the Advertiser told the
truth about 1t, not so completely or so
convincingly perhaps as Judge Robin
son has done. but enough so to make
its position clear. And this attitude
has been consistently maintained.
Among other things this paper said
In it's first article, that the system
would be used and abused by un-
scrupulous men. The proof of that came
within few weeks. The first and Sec
ond grand juries of the First Circuit
Court were deliberately packed by a
judicial enemy of Governor Dole to
secure results which, it was hoped,
would iDjure his reputation at Wash
fngton. Another jury was packed with
enemies of the same official, the object
being TO stig4natize his charges against
the corrupt Home Rule Legislature.
The way in which this outrage was
brought about was by the court, acting |
through a tool in the person of a bailiff, |
choosing jury to its liking. These
abuses went on while the political in
cumbency OF the Territorial Circuit |
bench of Hawaii lasted; and they are
possible of renewal at any time when
a rogue assumes the ermine. Thus the
grand jury system stands revealed as
an instrument Of revenge and of cp-
preston n instrument as much out of
place IN modern Jurisprudence as the
rack and the thumbscrew themselves.
The very fact that a man may be in
dicted by a grand jury without a chance
to defend himself is enough to con-
denim it. An Indictment is a certain
stigma; it sounds badly in the record
Df any man or any corporation. Yet
the best citizen Of any community may
be Indicted if any one stands ready to
swear to al accusation against him.
Modern Anglo Saxon fair play instinc-
lively rejects such procedure; respect
or ancient precedent alone sustains it
md does so at vital cost to the vested
reedom of the individual and of the
'ress.
The Advertiser congratulates Judge
aobfnson and joins with him when he
avs:
II venture to express the hope that
With the greater development of reason
nd logic. all provisions in support of
his system VIII be eliminated from
he national and state constitutions in
he same manner and to the same ex-
emit as are now being eliminated in
ONE OF the states those other anach-
terms of court and Janus
aced courts Of justice. with distinct
nd sharply defined law and equity
ides OF the same court"
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Instead of $500, 900, 900, 600 as one after
noon contemporary insisted must be
right, the total gross liabilities of Great
Britain are but $500. OOO, 900 or differ
ence against one local estimate Of a
trifiing s7s6. 200 100000 The difference
against the other local estimate is a
matter of trillions.