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UNFURNISHED.
1899 X NV, lar p. 81 500 .iu2 18th 11rb 90
llli NV, l3r. 3b ! S0o t24 18th NV. I0rb 1000
sl6 18TH NV: llr. 500 $40 "a nw.s sr.b. 40 90
BOB NV. lIrpr anl 80 ZIG l4th NV 7rh.. 1000
14UO chaplin l3r 2bl ooO liOI Staughton. Or b37 so
1856 l2r 2Gpr an yoo ~ t22 4 st, L F. 9r,b 50. 90
soe3 T. NV. lIr l23 70 lsl1 Chaplin NV .9r, b35 90
1917 Mass av. 4r 10 w Anacosta Hts. Or b.3 90
25l6 18th nwl0r 3blo0uo i07 Chaplin NV Or b. %
le22 st NV llr. 500 2s17 . NV. 7r. b.. 80 80
l6l6 4 NV. 1lr 2h IOUe SO Mo NV. .10r b30 7S
<oSl - NV, lur, boO.oO 2l2 Del me- Tor. 30
1929 G NV. lar. 2b 60 10 500 "a st NV Or b. 90
1s23 ! NV l2r 81 90 90 1918 L NV, 7r. b.: - 80
l6ls l5th NV. lor. 100 1902 Princeton, srb205O
1.t5 X ! av NV. l2r boo 90 SO + ne 7r b. 20 80
83i5 Ieth NV. Or. so 90 81 Jackson ne. br. 30
1soN 18th NV, 1lr b 40 90 gS8l Jackson ne 5r.e 80
11jd Madison. 1Or b. 40 10 .ot l. so 1885 -. Oner
2llo NJ NV. I2r. b. 40 90 Lots 1928. 50 e7o
12s 10th Vt NV. Sr biO 90 per snnum. -. 4 200 oo
3D. ft,s25 l4th5r b4o 90
30 floor is 81 18th st NV. 5r. b....... $40 90
FURNISHED HOUSES.
Hotel. II NV, 1oOr 5000 Corcorn 18Th. Or h. 100
Conn * ), 15r. 81 200 Z nr ETH 1or b. SO. ~
Conn Com, ht II y I. III b 300 . nr 17th, lot. b. 80
Core mr. 18Th 9r,5b 10 nr nth. 11r b. 1S3. .33
i'ih II, lIr. 3b. 800 Sunderl'd pl 20.9 .1i5
III 3th&2lst .l5r 2h. I25 18th. Or, b.. .65
nr 2lst, l3r. lb. .12j Wooiley lane 4 Hart
lnclesid", 18th x How ford 12r, b.. $50
ard. 21r, Al. 300 10Th 4 Wyo av 13r b. %
Iowa circle. l5r. 3b. .3o0y nr 18th. 11r. b.. so
Iowa circle l5r, 2h. 200 l3th& Princetn 10r b. $50
Mass NV nr 2ih 20 2b. $50 18th NJ 14r 2b 1876. 81
Mas ay nr I'D 2r Ah 800 l4th mr. Chaplin, l0r b. 10
q 18Th. lsr, 2b, .4iG.e7 10th nr o. 25r 81 5sa.34
"a "a hy mr. l.; ST h 30 l6th mr. II. lar. 3b 20
III ~ nr NJ. 2h. 1850 10Th r. Or, :,b G66 81
7 18Th. Tor D.. 1870 lnthSC CIncinnatI Io an I,o
7 1T 27th&2sth Sr. h. 81 POD ur r. I0r b. - 150
J. bt l1th& 18th 81 .2h1oo Chevy Chase l0r h Is
Providence 81, Brook lkalo mr. Conn ex Or Oh -
land. l4r. b. 100
FINE iouSEkEEPiNG APARTMENTS IN THE
MARION THE MANCHESTER TIE RE-
GINA. STODJERT AND TIE MAURY
HANDSOMELY FuR.SIsHED APARTMENTS IN
THE PORTLAND.
OFFICES
bO2 E nw......$ 81 TO $50 SN Iith q sts
1i2l NV. Room 5. 1900 nv Room ~ 80. II 90
Sc cor i2th&F SIS SO co r ...... $40 SIS
54ll NV IT. 300 l4.3 4 NV. ..-....- IS $l5
Century bldg S!2sl23 C05-1 9Th So SAJ
1924 av NV, $50 $50 Room H. iI14-16
l+2l NV. ..... .$I0S7I NV Ir r......... 10 90
STORES.
12l0 ID NV f2DO. u, 1928 NJ M....3 IS 90
II ID NV .2d&3d rs. $500 3344 N NV IS 90
1fzl NV r. hasn't as o. IL lot J. sd ~ 4s4 Is W
UNSl RfASSkD FACILITIES FOR THE COL
LECTION OF RENTS FEOM ALL CLASSES %
PROPERTY.
SEND OR CALL At OFFICE FOR FULL LIST OF
FURNISHED AND UNFURSISHED HOUSES
OFFICES. STORES AND STABLES
TuOS J. FISHER y CO, Inc
S-Du l4l4 + ST
FOR RENT-ROET II STONE so4 + ST NV
1916 18Th. iOT. b. .Sj0op Furnished 1927 Q Is 90
lI44 Oregon Ilr45.oJ 1909 9Th. i2r. h. So. 90
81 lth ne. llr. b 80 so i32 9th nw Or. ii 80
se26t
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ENETRNISuED

THOMAS j. FISHER & Co. INC.
REAL ESTATE. LOANS AND INSURANCE,
1914 81. NV. TELEPHONE NJ. 34S.
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AAt oooNAA . tAsOA " I've ~
FLATS.
THE STAPLETON, 1919
n. non housekeeping nat
No. 4. I'd d. 3r, b. $40. o.
!13l Goth. ith H.6r. b. 45 ~
5ol 23d. I'd f,5r,b. .22.50
1918 7. Sd n. 3r. b. .2u-U1
$50 20th. I'd fl. Ar. b. 1880
v52&54 Goth. flats. Ar. b,
y r. .lS- ~
2l00 Pa ay. I'd fl. Ar, bic. 80
2I25 Pa AVID II. Ar. b16. so
OFFICE ROOMS.
<S2-4S6 La ave, heated
rms. .$s, $40, $3.50. S2J
STOKES.
1900 Pa av,2lr&cel. S65. 90
1917 Pa av. lr. eel. 81. ~
2llO L. 1r. pit eel. .l5.W
STABLES.
250S G. TT. 6s. C $4,000
7l6 10th. rr. Il. C 1000
oc17-tf
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BUSINESS PROPERTY.

BUSINESS PROPERTY; SOUTH SIDE; ST.
ne; good So. 2-story brick; cellar; good store
room in addition to nice dwelling part; fine al
ley; stable; only $4. $50. o. NJ BRYANT. War
der Bldg. Oc20Sts
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TT IiNiSltED.
FtIIs REM

FOR RENT
charming corner house within two blocks OF
buI"nt circle handsomely furnished; steam neat;
ami: low rent
oc22-tf EARLY a HAMPTON. GI5 l4th ST. NV.
FOR RENT-5SS srII ST. NE. FURNISHED,
bath and cellar; 10 RESPONSIBLE. Iartirs: fer
year. $40 "A month o-.o. n.
FOR RENT-A NICELY FURNISHED HOUSE IN
northwest. HENRY VI. BAKER I'LL st. NV.
oc.2-Gt'
FOR HENr-SIX- ROOM HOUSE WE'LL FURNISH
ed. ami, In West Washington. one so lar. from
either line; VIII in exchange for room
and hoard Tor aud wife; references cA-
changed. Address Box "a. Star Office. oc22-3t.
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FOR RENT-B1 Ii. L. RUST, 6OS lfTH ST NV
Washington Heights. very attractive corner
house. handsomely furnished.
1873 VI St NV. 10 rms x b., furnished. s.
1871 18th st. NV. IL rms x b......... 80. so
1850 Oregon 10 rms & b............ 400
52T 18th St.. 8 rms. d b............. 40. 80
31lS 18th st. nv 50 rms. x b........... 81 so
1872 q st NV, 7r. 4 b. Il stable. ...... 30. so
ll2 Florida NV. rms. Il b........ %. 80
1IlS + st. NV. rms b.............. -. 30
912 st. n.w...-.2 rms. I'd FIR. back. 1900
se22tf-i2
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FOR KENT-BY WESCOTT x WILCOX,
1907 Penna. ave.
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1907 Per
1924 11th. .1Gr. .2b. $4,000
420 9th. 13r. b. ami. go. 90
1890 Newark. lOr. 2b,
lease. ....-......-W -W.UO
1907 18th. Or, b. eel. so. 30
2lG e. lOr, b. lat. eel So. so
1916 18th. lU. Il. lat misc. 10
1911 G. NV. Sr, b. lat 40. 80
t22 23d. Or. h. lat. 40. 20
1868 10th, 12r, b. .ami40.50
1874 25th, Or, b. Gel. IS 90
2llO NJ NV. l2r. b, f3I 30
25lT Pa ave 9r, b. .35.01
9l2 23d, l0r. b, ,ruf. $3.50
li26 \ lUr. b. lat. ami. 81 80
2ll3 Pa av.l2r. b. Gel. 81. 20
$40 NJ. Orb. lat. 30. 80
1913 30tb. Or, b. lat. 20 so
2lll l.. Sr. w.....-.1S. 30
433 10th. Or, b. .l3. 30
3l3S L. 7r. ". Gel. .l3. 33
222lStPauls ct. .5r. so
2IO2 X. Or, w.. .1l.5O
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WE WANT YOU TO INSPECT THESE SUPERIOR
HOUSES
51-55-6l-63 X. I. AVE. NV.

FOR SALE-A BARGAIN AT $7,750.
FINE HOUSE AND STABLE.-NORTUWEST
Built by the owner for a home: rooms 1st
floor, with reception hall plan: four az sleeping
rooms second and two (2) third hoor;
baths: lot 25X15o feet: large 2stOry brick stable.
This property cost $4,000.
WEST.
oc222t MOORE x HILL tfne }, III 14th st. NV.
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FOR sALE-HousEs.

FOR sALE-ON sTH ST Nw.-7-ROOM BRICK:
bath; frame stable; papered modern fmps. Only
-. 600. Rents $23.6O bargain
See ROLAND G. BOOTH, cor. 10th G NV.
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UL.S.E.COn.7Tu&L NV.
751a X NV. 5r. b. fat %. 90
7312 X NV. 5r. b. fat. 20.5O
1112 7th NV, store. .20.50
70 X NV. 5r. b. fiat 20. 50
936 L NV, 7r. b. =. 20. 40
1919 7th NV, barber
shop, with fixtures. 20. 90
400 n Cap. 4: hat. 1900
l245 Ii ne. stO&cel. l6. 70
1S14h 7th NV, sto. 1850
1904 7th NV, sto&2r. 1850
512 o NV. Or, w.. $3.50
452 ID NV, on rs. 81 ~ -
2349 Sherman nv, Ar. Z. 80
iii Half sw, Ar. ....7.3 30
RI sos 18th NV tcOlI.H. -
NV, steam heat. Oc17-tf
2451 18th NV, Or, b. 40. 90
1925 COrcoran. Pr. b. 40. 90
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FOR KENT-BY B +. SA
l526 7th NV, store &
7r&b 4 cellar 5000
1923 1th nw.sto&cel. A. AZ
3225 11th NV, Or, b,
hot water heat. 40. 90
1921 Harvard, 11r.b.3S.OO
1929 1lth NV. Or, b,
hot water heat. 81 so
1913 18th NV. Ion. b. .35. 80
2O16 18th, store, Or. .2S. Sc
1907 7tb. 5r&b fat. .2I. so
314 II NV. Sr, b. :. .26.5 80
314 II NV, Sr, .B. 20
315 Mo av NV, Tor. b. 26. SO
S02 l. NV. 4r. Sd Il. .26.5
lI57 7th NV ,sto&cel- 25.51
Office rooms at 512 F st.
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FOR RENr-H0UsES.
FURNISHED.

FOR RFNT-FURN-S-ROOM HOUSE. X. 1. AVE.
bet. 9Th and 10th; a.mi.: good terms to careful
tenant. Apply room 81, Atlantic building. 92S
+ oc22-Sts
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TEETH WITHOUT PLATES; NO EXTRACTING;
no pain; feel. act and last longer than natural
teeth Shrunken faces made formal Painless
0linS De. }, :. WHSoN. IN - ~.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-03-25
Worlds Best Medicine.
PAlNE'S CELERY
COMPOUND
Has Made People Well When
Every Other Remedy
Has Failed.

Paine's Celery Compound cures disease
It has saved the lives of thousands of sufferers.
II has made the weak strong, vigorous, and
happy.
Paine's Celery Compound purifes the blood
and builds mp the nervous system as nothing
else can do; it is pre-eminently the great life
giver and health maker.
Overworked and tired women stand in ur-
gent need of this health giving prescription to
make and keep them well. All women should
take advantage of the remarkable power of
this best of medicine for restoring vigor to the
blood and strength to the nervous system.
The all-important thing for nervous, run down,
and sleepless women IS that Paine's Celery
Compound fortifes the whole physical system,
and by correcting digestion and regulating the
nerves, it insures sound, refreshing sleep. In
every case of sickness Paine's Celery Com
pound completely and permanently brings
back health. Mrs. Mary NJ. Myers, Balt-
more, Ohio, saved by Paine's Celery Compound
after the failures of able physicians, gratefully
writes as follows:-
s'I suffered for eight years with nervous
prostration and the general debility common
to women, and had such pains in my back
that could not get around the house. / used
several remedies and consulted several of the
best physicians without obtaining any relief.
Paine's Celery Compound restored me to
health.
81 also want to say to all mothers that
Paine's Celery Compound is a splendid medi-
cine for their Children
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Islands, so that it would be tested on
all the different soils. elevations and
locations.
Many other things might be tried
but the above samples illustrate the
openings for valuable activity in the
Territorial Department of Agriculture
not covered or anticipated in the
United States Experiment Station.
The Government Nurseries should
raise and distribute many useful and
beautiful varieties of trees and plants
not now represented here, as well as
improved varieties of tropical fruits.
1t is to be hoped that the Committee
considering the proposed changes will
not be. so blinded by fictitious claims
as to attempt to so enasculate the Ter
ritorial Department of Agriculture.
PLANTER
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-03-25
THE BOARD OF
AGRICULTURE

Editor Advertiser: An impartial
| estimate of the plans for a new Board
of Agriculture. as contained in your
issue of March 10, cannot affirm these
to be in the best interests of agricul-
ture in the Islands.
A board to outline and direct the
work of the department might be OF
use. though there was one in the past
that accomplished little.
Dividing the department, as propos-
ed. into two divisions. viz, forestry and
entomology, with an expert at the head
of each, mutliplies offices. The Terri
tory already has a department of Ento-
mology. with one of the best entomol-
ogists in the world. Mr.. Koebele. in
charge, who does not complain of over
work.
The proposed turning over of purely
Agricultural matters to the United
States Experiment Station is practic-
ally abandoning the most important
part of the work for which the depart
ment is supposed to exist, j. E., the
importing of new and better varieties
of trees, plants and seeds and placing
them in competent hands in different
portions of the Islands, to the end that
production be increased and new indus
tries established.
Soil, elevation and location on the Is
lands make so many changed conditions
that the experiments conducted on Tan
taIus will not have a wide range of
utility. Furthermore, the United
States is not making special importa-
tions for the benefit of these Islands.
There is a wide enough field for the
Territorial Department of Agriculture,
and it should not be abandoned.
If the Commissioner of Agriculture
would spend one or two thousand dol
lars in importing Bluefield banana
plants and place them in the hands OF
growers on the. different Islands. the
expectation of bananas would increase
many fold in a few years. He might
start new industry if he would i'm
port vanilla cuttings from Mexico and
from the Fiji Islands in sufficient
quantities for distribution in the hands
of responsible parties on the different
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-03-25
OWNERS WANT A QUARTER
OF A MILLION FOR SPRINGS
Pauoa Supply and Scheme to Sell to Territory
Discussed by Critical Citizen Who
Thinks the Price too High.

springs proposition to about 100000 TO
an incomplete additional water suppl
! to our. city. for which the government
would receive in return. by way of wa
ter rates and increase of realty taxes
what? will say not above IL to 2 pc
cent the most on the money invested
not figuring the running expenses a
all, which would exceed the income, 81
that the government would be a clea,
loser for the benefit of a few private
parties.
do not want to dwell on the state
ment, made to the House COMMITTEES
that has this matter under considera-
ton, that the income of the Pauoa
springs properly developed would
amount to all of $4,000 per annum.
This is altogether missionary, and for
any one, who can reason just little,
too absurd to think of.
The Kaimuki and Kapiolani Park Adj
dition tracts show at present about
twenty-five to thirty residences, at
most, each of which pays perhaps s25
to $50 yearly water rates. so that the
total income could in no case exceed
the sum of $1,000 per annum. an amount
not SUFFICIENT to cover the wages of one
engineer.
The owners of the pumping plant
may argue that the extension of the
Rapid Transit line to the Kaimuki tract
will induce more people to build there
This may be correct to some extent,
but for all that, it will require years
and years before the population of the
named tracts will be sufficiently large
to make the Investment pay even
small interest to the government
No wonder then the owners want to
get rid of such an elephant, as that
plant is to them, and want
he government, or rather the taxpay-
ars, to shoulder the burden They
should be glad and contented, if the
government would take it over free of
harge to them.
The best solution of our city water
supply would be the construction of a
arge reservoir, connected with a good
iltering plant, up in Nuuanu Valley,
which would not only ensure US a
teady and sure supply of water all
rear around without expenses for
pumps and fuel but also be a good
ire protector for the city, besides en-
bling us to enlarge our electric plant |
or street lighting purposes, which with
he extensions of our suburbs, is be-
oming more and more imperative.
And as to the costs I will say that
ar Jess than one-half of what is asked |
" c. Booth ct al. and Gear and Lam
ing for their proposition viii do it.
A CITIZEN AND TAXPAYER.
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Castle & Cooke, Ltd.
HONOLULU.
Commission Merchants.
SUGAR FACTORS.
AGENTS FOR

AGENTS FOR
The Eva Plantation Co.
The Waialua, Agricultural CO., Lite.
The Kohala Sugar Co.
The waimea Sugar Mil CO.
rka Fulton Iron Works, st. Louis
10.
The Standard on Co.
The George r. Blake Steam Pump.
Weston's Centrifugals.
The New England Mutual Lffa In
surance Co. of Boston.
The Aetna Fire Insurance Co. Of
Hartford, Conn.
The Alliance Assurance Co. Of Lon
40n1
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-03-25
STAR SODA WORKS COMPANY
QUEEN STREET.

QUEEN STREET.
Is now under the management OF d.
{. Bailey, 8. L. Horner and JohH
schlief. and ara prepared to furnish
LEMON SODA,
ROOT BEER.
GINGER ALE,
ORANGE CIDER,
BAILEY's sARsAPARur4A
AND IRON,
and all other popular drinks.
VIII deliver to all points in tina city
and suburbs.
All orders receive our prompt sttsn-
don
PHONE BLUE 81.
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!NZ2zzz.Sls||
Art Studio Opening |!

MISS EDITH D. and NETTIE w.
KING will be pleased to see their
friends and patrons at their new studio
In the Boston Building, Room S0si
third floor. 6435
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-03-25
BY AUTHORITY.
EXECUTIVE NOTICE.
FIRE CLAIM BONDS OF THE TERRITORY OF HAWAII.


FIRE CLAIM BONDS OF THE TERRITORY OF HAWAII.
By direction
Office of the Secretary Territory (2
Monday April 1908, Twenyx
sand S32ooooo Dollars of Territorial Coupon Bonds dnona
ton of One Thousand Dollars authorized Act Congress-
DESCRIPTION.
These Bonds be dated May may be redeemed
by Territory Hawaii day May 1908
payable May 1918 bearing
"a per per payable sennuay the
day May November year. both principal and in
being payable United States Gold Coin Of the stand
of weight fnenes Wells Fargo Co.'S Bank City
of New York signed by officials
the Secretary of the Interior
AUTHORIZATION.
These Bonds are to be issued in Congress-
approved January 1908 pay part judgments
the Legislative assembly of the Territory of
property destroyed SURPRISING the 6abOnie plague
Territory eighteen and hun
dred authorizing Territory Hawaii bonds for the
payment of remaining by (Which they
TAXES the payment thereof constitutes charge
on of the Territory of Hawaii
SECURITY.
The average annual revenue of Territory for the
past years has been 2,42o128 o5
The present taxable property
of Territory I23ooo539 50
Present actual debt including above proposed
ISSUE 93I,97o 81
RESTRICTIONS.
Tenders will be part thereof
Each accompanied by certified check payable the
of the the of said
check to Territory of Hawaii the event of failure
on the bidder notification of of the
posa to carry thereof Bidders whose proposals
are accepted required Io) cent in u S Gold
Coin upon the bids they notice OF
acceptance; and to pay twenty (2o) the
raio of thereafter until the whole paid But th
NAV at their option of their bid when notified
of time when insaent is payable The
price the place where he desires the bonds
shall be delivered ocewheter that of the Treasurer of the
Territory of Hawaii Wells Fargo Co.'S Bank New
York Ciyvhere for the bidder deposit
the amounts payments be specifically stated the
po No offer for purchase the bonds for less than their face
z1gxe zgHb be considered.
RIGHTS RESERVED
The right to reject technical
accent anv part hereby
pressly of the Territory of Hawaii
HOW ADDRESSED.
proposals addressed to the Governor of the Territory
distinctly marked Proposals for the Purchase
of Four Per Cent proposals and of the
Act of Congress Regulations published by the
Secretary of Interior may be had upon application
ALEX. G. HAYES, JR,
Secretary the Governor.
Executive Chamber, Territory of Hawaii March 10TH 1903
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By direction of the Governor
Office Of the Secretary of the Territory until (2) o'clock
Monday April 1908 Three Hundred Thou
sand (S326oooo) Dollars of Coupon
One Thousand Dollars by Congress
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-05-09
AMERICAN WORK MEMS
CONDITION SUPERIOR
To That of the European, Declares
United States Senator Scott,
Who is a Study Of Labor Con
ditions in the Old World.
Four.fifths Of the american Laborers Have Higher
Wages. Better Homes, Food and Clothing
Than Those in Europe.

Senator Scott, Of West Virginia, is N
Paris after visiting Egypt, Turkey, It
ais and Germany, making a study Of
the conditions Of the European working
classes, As compared with American
working people, and also making an in
vestisation of the equipment and condo
tions Of European soldiers, as eOmparsl
ed with American, in connection with
the same military and other committees.
he said:
lhave visited the home Of working
people in number Of European cities,
examining how they are housed, clothed
and fed. and am convinced that four
fiftB OF the American workers have
higher wages and better homes, food
and clothing and more of all material
comforts than the average middle
classes in Europe and are immeasura-
bly, better of than the working classes
Of Europe. / particularly observed the
widespread use OF hand labor, which %
the only means remaining to Keep the
European masses employed, with the re-
suit that it places European hand labcr
far behind the American machine labor
and letters the industrial progress Of Eu-
rope.
q saw the British soldiers in Egypt
and also those of most of the other lead-
ing armies of Europe and camp and
garrison. and / consider our troops bct-
ter from every viewpoint, particularly
in education and general intelligence.
The European soldier impresses ths
American as being mere machines
moving automatically, incapable Of IN
tclligcnt. initiative action.
Senator Scot leaves Paris for LondoHs
and viii sail for New York on tho
North German Lloyd steamer Kroa-
Prinz Wilhelm, which leaves Bremcn
May 2O, and Southampton May q.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-05-09
SABBATH
SERVICES
LORDS DAY WILL BE FITTNGLY
OBSERVED BY THE VARIOUS
CHURCHES OF THE CITY.
SPECIAL SERMON AT FIRST PRES
BYTERIAN CHURCH TO YOUNG
MEMS LEAGUE.
Dr. Wade win occuply Rev. Williams
Pulpit in His Absence.-Bref Out
line Of the Services Of all
of the Churches.

Sunday services as usual win be OBJ
served by the various churches OF the
city, except that there will be special
features at the First Presbyterian
church. sDr, Hudson, the pastor, will
preach special sermon at the morn
ing services to the Young Mems League,
and at night the noted lecturer, Dr..
George Wayerly Briggs. win occupy the
pulpit. Rev. r. B. McDanel of the
First Baptist church has selected some
unusual themes, which viii prove of IN
tercst The other pastors have interest
ing and instructive diseourses prepared.
At the ". /. church, South, DR.. T. S.
Wade will I'll the pulpit in the absence
81 the regular pastor. With the kind
assistance Of the various ministers. the
Telegram is enabled to briefly outline
the services as given below.