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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-07-25

Volvamo q Espafis y trsslademo.
nos a ounce dfas de la fecha de
aqu6l en- que vimos d Fernando y
su esposa conner en- casa del capt.
tan Pedro c.. comandante del
puerto de Cadiz
EI palacio del gobierno estaba
iluminado esplendidamente y una
oleada de gente del pueblo. de ese
pueblo espsfiol, indolente, y Ala
ven lleno de actividad, sc agolpsba
en- sus alrededores. La reina, que
hacfs ounce dfas que Sc hallsba
en- CEdiz. en- donde tomaba los ha.
nos de mar, Sc habfa dIgnado ofre.
Ger que asistirfa IN bale que Ell
ayuntamiento daba beneGcio de
los pobres. Desde las nueye de la
noche, se form6 una large fila de
coches en- los alredederes del paIa-
clio. para irse deteniendo delante
de Ia escalinata ir deiando ele-
gantes caballeros y hermosas Sc
fYorns. EI bafle era dc traies,
allf se hallaban reuuidas tOdas las
6pocas, pafses y reinados, estando
Representatives por los traies mas
vistosos y ric %.
La etiqueta que debfa obserVaF
ye era la siguiente: i
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-07-25
La vENGANzA DE .BACARA

La ley0 este con mucha aten.
ci6n, y despnes, sonriendo, contes'
IS: Creo Que es precise be natnra.
Ices en- Espafis cuanto antes me.
tor.
FL sefIor Asmollss SO proponfa,
sin dudla. acompafiar ess respuesta
CON algunas reflexiones. pero Sc 10
impidlo IN ruido repeutino, gritos
y exclamacioues que SO oyeron en-
el castilIos , IN criado acudi6
Apresursdamente y diciendo:
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-07-25
-vsamos, iqu6 fae 10 que hi

Il -Veamos, Jque fue 10 que hi
Il cisteise
Il Esta mafisna estuve en- la resi-
dencia real; regue a 81 msjestad
Il que no me interrogase, y conseguf
al cabo carta blanca, y para este
II me bast6 agegnrar que sc trataba
II de la honra de uno de los apellidos
mas ilustres de Espaf1a.
/ Sent6se ell cadete russo en- IN
banco. ell comandanto hizo 10
II miSmo su lado.
He aquf Ell programs exacto
de 10 que est0y autorizado hacer.
-Os escucho.
-Vendr6 ei dentro de un mo.
mento y Sc paseara por ell baile sin
quitarse nf un momento la careta.
-Esta muy bien.
"A las doce menos cuarto sc
retirara
-IY despues2
-En cuanto Sc marche su ma.
1estad volvera al bale.
Sc quitara In careta7
mo, mtentrAs haya mucha gen.
te en- ell bale.
-Entonces. 81 las cosas Sc ARE
6 an de esa manera. nor Que I'll iene
que abandonar ell bale antes de la
negaoa de la reina v no volver has.
% Gne esta So hays marchado.
Sefo. digo. querIdo conde,
psrdoaadme, dijo ell capitan echan.
dose reir. tened presente que por
my inocente que sea nuestro pro.
tegifo. ado no 10 han rehabllitsdo.
y 81 prasenc'a en- ell lugar que se
encuentrs 81 maiestad, tendrfa
Ago dc ofansivo desacato hacis la
realeza.
muy natural y tanels raz6n.
-sued amos. pues. en- que cnando
SO retire ls reiua, volveaa.
Paro Sy s1as
SIS quadar& en- al baile
IA pesar del Tutor
siena bale porque su ma.
ISssal ia nnmbr0 dana de h ,nory
. quenara en- el bale p,rane In
.s.na, sln darla ninguna explics.
'loh y iopsdira antes de retIrarss,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-07-25

-lAhl lQu6 desgracis mas gran.
de, sef1orl
-SQue decfs, JOSEF pregunt6 ell
sefior de Asmolies.
Que ell senor Antonio -.
-dQue ha passdo9
-Pues que le han encontrado
muerto en- 81 csmal...
II Es imp1siblei exclamo Ro-
cambole con IN acento de dolor
que produio oil mejor efecto-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-07-25

con ana mifsda muy expresfva J
LENA de fuego y cuya atrevlds
deSen voitura revelaba 10 caracter
muy resnelto. 10 mismo que sus
compafferos no llevaba careta.
En- Ell momentc en- que entraba
ca ell salon siguiendo los sefiores
de Rocher, IN espaffol que llevaba
un precioso traie moro de la eooca
de los A bencarrsjes. dijo su veci
no. IN pachk de Ttuez
-4Qaien es ese joven que lleva
un unff0rme russo?
,-Pues I'm ruso.
-lVerdaderop
~ tanto como 10 es.
-dY como se llama?
-iAhi Me preguntais demasia.
90, of1o Ell primer interlocutor.
Ifene un apellido terminado an
ska o en- of, ycon muchas conso-
nantes que 10 hacen de diffcil pro.
nuncIaci6n.
en- Cadizf
Tres meses
-l En d6nde sc hospeda?
ei uobeI de ASburias
No sab6is NADIA mas2
Es TODD 10 que sc.
IA fe mia. murmur0 Ell sapun.
90 espanol. Es mas hermosos que
una mujer!
Mientras tanto que asf hablab.n
de el atravesabs Ell eadete ruso los
saiones buscabs, al pare,er. &
siguien. y al que eucantrarnn muv
pIonbo Fernando RGcher y III. FRA
sl que buseaban; el caoltan da
Iragata Pedro Co., comandansa
del puerto.
. El 1oven y Ell captain se saluds.
ron cogi6ndose del hraxo. mar.
snaronse hacia los jardines del us. |
iacio que estaban iluminados d |
gaor'ao. ] en- ellos buscaron un na-
SEQ solitario.
sConseguisteIs nuestro obietop i
- ST. sefIora. W. j
-lOaIdadoi No me llameis sas5 !
60, adsmas hablemos ca frances II
1ue co 10 mas seguro.
Sea. di1o 81 captain.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-07-25
HOTEL. oLTIr.M.aI.p.Eo
@ANTURCE

A is MTNUTOs DE SAN JUAN
III msjor hotel sn eate china.
EspIsndida ventil&ciou. Parque,
lardines = Kiosco La iuglesa.
Exceiente seryicio de ezrsua1as:
Procics modeEados Ss bacen re-
ducciohes para familiss. Alum.
bradO siaeSrico uodsSno
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-07-25

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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-05-28
AS0mDlC0 on San Juan
PartidO federal americana de Ptg. RICO
Comit6 local de San Juan
PRESIDENCIA

A los correligionarios del distrito
municipal:
En- la session extraordinaria celebra-
IA Dor este Comit6 la noche del sabado
6ltimo, Sc acord6 verificar una asamblea
de los federales de San Juan ell dia 81
del actual, 4 las dos de la tarde, en- los
altos dc la casa n1mero % de la Gale
~Allenp, con el objetO de renovar Ell per-
-onal de que Sc compone dlcho ComIte,
como tambi6n para tratar de otros par
ticuares relatives 4 sus funciones.
rs innecesario que me detenga q
exponer la importancia de dicho acto,
por que nadie Sc ocuIta la convenien-
ria de que los Comit6s locales de los par
tidos polfticCs Sc muevan siempre den
tro de Ia esfera de una buena organiza-
ci6n. para poder as1 cOoperar constante-
mente 4 mantener en- pie Ia fuerza que
representa-.
DE aquf Sc deduce cue los Counties
locales, aun en- los periodos de calrna,
han de funcionar con Ia debidA regulari-
dad, para que al entrar en- la lucha de
los comicios despleguen sus fuerzas to-
das perfectamente Organizadas.
No Sc me oculta que Sc halla palpi-
tante-y 10 estara por muchos anos-el
profundo disgusto que en- los federales
produjeron las inauditas violencias con
que Sc nos arrebat6 ell triunfo en- las
rlecciones de Noviembrc 6ltimo; no de-
u de racon0cer tambien que aquellOs
inicuos procedimientos, fomentados y
S0stendos por ell va fracasado Goberna-
dor de Puerto Rico Mr. Hunt, son ca
PAGES de Ievar ell desalento los pocos
porseverantes en- las luchas polfticas;
pcro no Obstante este, yo estimo que
dcbemos continuar sosteniendo los idea
los cue persigue ell Partido Federal
americana, porque asf y solo asf no re-
>ultaran est6riies en- ell porvenir las lu-
chas que ell mismo viene librando en-
favor de los derechos del pueblo puer-
torriqueno
4 tales prop6sitos, yo me permito
encarecer 4 los federales de San Juan,
iuclusos los de los barrios eXtramuross,
Sd sirran concurrir la asamblea ell pro-
Eimo domingo, va que ella tiende a fines
convenientes 4 la vida de nuestra colec-
tiyidad cn este distrito.
San Juan, Mayo 26 de 1903.
JOSE G.. DEL VALE.
Presidente INFERNO. 3--2
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-05-28
e. JEFE HAMILL,
{ De THE SAN JUAN NEWS

La camarilla de gentes rapu-
blicanas esta Il la zaga del Jefe
Hamill, ell IlnicO Jefe de POlicia
9ue hemos tenidO y que Sc ha mos
tradO dispuosto 4 cllmplir con sd
deber, echandO sobre 81 las iras de
las turbas republicans.
Los r0publicanOs han dadO la
coneigna de &abajo con 81, bien
Dor buenas por malas~.
Esta demas que digamos, que
u lIega d caer, ser& pOr la mala.
Que cargos pueden formuIar-
W contra un hombre que d los Oios
de los impostores polfticos inutile
za a un Jefe de Policia para ocu-
par su puestO!
EIlO5 han prOtestadO en- con-
tra de la destituci6n de funciona-
rios .adrones, y puesto ell grito en-
FL cielo, pOrque Sc procesa en- los
tribumales, y pOr 10 tanto iqu6 Sc
p0dria hacer que ante su vista
inutilizara a un hOmbre para Jefe
de Policia?
Esta es una de las cosas que
prnsar.
Sabemos que la camarilla ma
NE ia d su vOluntad una banda de
periur0s, dispuesta a jurar cual-
duier cOsa; p0rO tOdo 10 que pro-
cede de las turbas, no tiene peso
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-05-28

nj valor ante la opinion sensata J
el pueblo honrado.
Pero 5por que esa hostilidad de
las turbas contra al jefe Hamil!
He aqu1 una pregunta que
preocupa a todo ell mundo.
jPor que Sc esta gastando tan
to dlnerO para obtener cargos CON
ira ell hacienda Wales q los
pueblos, tomando declaraciones y
no deteni6ndosa ante NADIA para
desacreditarle?
Hasta ahora no han presenta
do ningdn cargo que valga la pc
na; pero, 5qu6 es 10 que buscan;
5qu6 es 10 que persiguen!
Toda la question consiste en-
que el j0fe Hamill ha tratado de
cumplir con su deber, y las turbas
Sc han propuesto q que no haya IN
solo miembro de la policia Ell Iii
cho cuerpO, que Ose molestar al
presidio suelto de esta ciudad.
El jefe Hamill no quiere ira
tos nj contratos con ellos, sino que
sencillamente les exige ell extricto
cumplimiento de la ley:
He ahi un hOmbre Ell ell pues-
to que lie corresponds. Por tOdO
10 expuesto confiamOs Ell que ell
gobierno no Sc afojara y permane-
cera tan firm0, recto y honorable
como ell jefe Hamill,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-05-28
De HumacaO

Anoche. 4 las ocho de la misma, IN
Ere~6 en- la careeI p6blica de este partl-
io, q upreciabIe caballero don Pedro
Rivera y Collazo, Adignfsimo aicalde que
fot de Cayey, en- los tiempos en- que all
rstaba en- ell poder la dign:dad, algo per-
.ida en- virtud de quererIo asf las turbas
de foragidos que en- aquella Jurisdiction
comandan
FL se6or Rivera viene 4 sufrir sels
neses de prisi6n que lie fueron lmpues-
tos por eI sumario que Sc le sigul6 por
dIsparo de arma. al pretender defender
So do las seis lesiones mas 8 menos gra-
ye7 inferidas por una pleyade de saliva
rs, que castigaba & un hombre honrado
iel cumplidor de sus deberes.
III presO fu6 colocado en- sltio de
preiercncia sera atendido con toda La
y,onslderaci6n que merece. Aqul en-
iiumacao, estamos 4 su disposition y
con mas motive, puesto que no Sc trata
oe IN buen federal solamepte, slno dc
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-05-28
LO que So ha di(hO.
LO que eS. LO que Serd.

Mucho Sc ha dicho Y mucho Sc ha
es3rito sobre ell proceder Y actual situa-
ci6n de los partidos polfticos del pals.
Uuos publicistas imputan al parti-
do republlcano IL cplpa de 10 que ocu-
rre: otros al federal; otros ambos par
tidos, Y no falta quien acuse 4 los con-
tinentsles como factores principales de
la embrolla.
Ahora bien; buScando precedentes,
Y miranda des IN campo desapasionado
los episodios acue han venido desarro-
lIandose desse la ocupaci6n de la Isla
por los americanos, podemos deducir
concienzudamente, que el partido repu-
bIioano es ell 1nico responsible, j. 10
comprueban de una manera palmaria
las siguientes apreciaciones que someto
oil fallo dc la opinion.
Son hechos bien conocidos por la
generalidad del pals, q.e el Gabinete
Autonomico que presidfa el .seTor Mu
fioz Rivera durante ell Gobierno del &C.
neral Henry, dimiti6 "a escepci6n de IN
solo miembro qua por modus uipe7di
retro su firma) por no consentir el cam
bio de regimen que So operaba en- SAM
To Catalina, con tendencias radicales de
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-05-28
CuItos de Mayo

Suscritas por ell senor Cura de esta
parroquia la senorita presidenta de
las Hijas Maria, han circulado las invi-
taciones para los cultos que en- honor 4
la Virgen, han de oelebrarse ell corrien-
te mes:
Dia 30.-A las siete Y media de la
mariana, communion. Al toque de ora
clones, Salve toda orquesta.
Dia 31.-A las nueve de la manana,
misa solemne.-Por la tarde, procession,
que recorrera las GALES de costumbre.
Todos estos actos, seran amenizados
por la orquesta. En- los que Sc celebren
por las tardes y por las noches, Sc que
maran fuegos de artificio.
III sabado, las nueve y media de
la manana, Sc verifcara ell sorteo de la
rifa inciada beneficio de los fondos de
la Congregation. Dicho sorteo tendra
lugar en- ell atrio de la iglesia. La pre-
sdenta agradecera mucho las personas
que tengan papeletas, pasen yer los
objetos que Sc rifan.
Sc invita- todas las autoridades v
personas particulares 4 todos estos actos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-05-28
EEL CARNAVAL" ;"

Verdaderamente puede califcarse
de notable ell Gltsmo n6mero de este ga
lano semanario, nutrido de exeelente
lectura y con numerosos grabados.
Son estos: vista de la calle de San
Francisco, tomada desde la plazuela de
Colon; vista del Presidio; retratos de las
senoritas Gonzales Lugo Ermitania
Garcia, de Calderon Aponte; de don
Bernab6 Mesono, jefe de estudios de Ia
fragata <Presidente Sarmento;> fragata
escuela de este nombre collection de
postales art1sticas, pertenecientes Ia
collection de la senora Manuela ARIZONA
de Martinez.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-05-28

un hombre activo que al hallarse hoy
en- la carcel, en- ella esta no porque es
criminal, y 81 por haber fustigado con
vlril energfa Ell ademan, el atropello
la aggression. Bien esta en- la prisi6n un
hombre dorado.
En- la calle quedan los ladrones y
los bandoleros.
X. X. X.
Humacao, Mayo u de 1903
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-05-28
RObO de CdbdIIOS en- GurdbO

En- Ia roche del domingo 10 fue .us
tr fdo uno de la propiedad de do11a De-
metria Carrera el ba'rio del <Ja-
gu II Color bal encerado, de Guar
tas de alzad4 marcado debajo de la erin
con las letraa j. d. eDtrelaz das un gol-
pc oi, atrizado en- Ia pa'a izquierda de-
Ianters, m lucero apsgado en- IL frente,
crimes regu are- y cola recortada, orejas
pequef1as, 5 menudillos blanoos. Su due
ia grati6cara al que de informes 10
entresue.
Gurabo, Mayo ls de 1903. 81
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-05-28

CERTIFICADos o BoNos de d6bi-
tos de ayuntamientos. COmpra Y venta.
-CoNRAD0 PALAU--San Juan, p. Z.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1903-07-31
TOBACCO WRAPPERS WILL
BE GROWN ON LARGE SCALE
Jared Smith With Assistance Of Agricultural
Board TO Make Experiments on
Louisson Place in tlamakua.

Experiments be made with tobacco large scale by
Jared g. Smith, Special Agent Charge of the Experiment Station
assisted by the Territorial Board of Agriculture The Board
meeting yesterday aside the of $1,000 for the of Mr.
Smith and the is be started the un
place in Hamakua Hawaii, which, from tests far made, is the land
best suited for the cultivation of tobacco in the islands
1t is proposed cultivate wrapper tobacco under the
ousson plantation Mr. Smith present the meeting and stated
that he had been carrying experiments with tobacco the
ment station Punchbow under CLOTH with the result that he had
obtained from fifty sixty pounds of apparently high grade tobacco
This had been forwarded Washington for analysis but report
has been received yet At the Connecticut experiment station Mr.
Smith stated of ground under cheese cloth
$120 per pound Mr. Smith had also caused experiments be made
of the various soils of the islands, and with the result that he had found
the soil at the Louon place be the best adapted for tobacco
culture of in the islands Mr. Louson has promised allow the
free OF the land for the purpose of for three
and longer desired Mr. Smith that expenditure 2oO
cheese cloth and the frame work which also
tools and labor necessary for the experiment.
The experiment be conducted by United
States Experiment Station who has been in Charge and who had made
special study of the raising and tobacco the
Mr. Smith stated also that analysis had been made of the soil in
strength of this New York firm had already clothed cult
waiting 115 of land there in tobacco Mr. Smith believes
could do well here with the cultivation tobacco
The amount asked by him for the experiment unanimously
allotted by the board
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1903-07-31
PILOT LORENZEN LIBELS CLAVERING.

The S. S. Cverng is in further trouble salvage suit
brought against her yesterday Pilot c.
salvage for floating the vessel when she the
and claims that due his Skill with the
tugs Fearless and Chas Counsemann and the T. that
the steamer finally rescued from her dangerous position
The hbelant, who pilot at this brings nder the
federal statute which provides for special compensation pilots who
board vessels which peril distress Iorenzen his libel
claims that he boarded the Caverng when she aground
ana at the request of the Captain he Immediately ashore
notified the agents and the of the vessels precament
DONG tins he returned to the and the request
Captain of the Caverng he boarded that vessel when
oil the reef and in dangerous position and all
operations which made to float her As the work which he
required special skill the part of navigator
demands $4,000 compensation for services performed.
Captain Barton yesterday acquainted the of the
vessel with the condition OF affairs Nothing has
yet from the London agents regard to the salvage fled
that of the Fearless and the Chas Cousemann j. d. Speckes
ro owners of the Fearless and caers of Cas Counsel
mann filed this claim for salvage on the oath inst
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1903-07-31
NOT A MURDER
MYSTERY AFTER ALL

For a time yesterday IL looked as
though the Police were going tn nave
an opportunity to unravel what might
prove to be u Japanese murder mys-
fery Word was brought 10 the station
that Japanese photographer who has
MS shop at the corner OF Maunal,ea and
King streets and his servant girl had
not been seen for three days, and IL
was thought that they had come to
some harm. Late yesterday afternoon
however, Japanese who lives on
hukm street came to the Police Sta
tion and said that he was taking care
OF the man who had supposedly disap-
peafed and also the girl. 1t seems
that the photographer was slightly in
sane or at least was acting queerly and
was taking rest for few DAVIS
me man did not explain, however, the
wrecked condition in which the police
round the studio. Susumago, the Japa-
ahese VINO was reported as missing,
owned large photographic establish
ineht at the corner of Maunakea and
hlng streets and h.. u suite of offices
on the second floor of the building.
Inc servant lived in the same place
me proprietor of the block, Y Amin,
mas been trying to collect the rent
or several days and as the owner of
the studio did not appear the matter
9ul 10 uonuellB an ol luSnoIq sgM
police. Deputy Sheriff Ch.llingworth
Detective Renear, Officers Elvin and
Mulleitner and Chester Doyle went to
the studio to make an Investigation.
The condition of the place seemed to
indicate that struggle had taken
place. a camera was broken, chairs
We're overturned and broken, and
broken sticks were lying about Two
unmade beds were found In the living
room, which Is directly off the studio.
clothing was about the place and the
clean washing of man lay on a char.
trap door leading from the studio
into the garnet was broken and was
hanging by a cord A heavy ladder
evidently used for reaching the roof
was lying broken at one side of the
room. The police searched among the
rafters carefully as 1t was thought that
possibly the occupants OF til, place
had been murdered and their bodies
hidden there. Nothing was found, how
ever
Back of the studio is a Chinese .ene-
ment house, and the hallway by the
the studio gives easy access to the bal
cony OF the tenement house There was
no evidence OF blood about save some
blotches on n small piece of paper. as
If some one had been splitting blood.
The man who cleared up the mys-
terry of the photographers wher eabouts
had read of the police inquiries in the
newspapers.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1903-07-31
RUMORS OF A
BROKEN COMBINE

There have been a number of rumors
around town lately that the agreement
between the Wilder and Inter-Island
Steamship Companies, whereby the
ports of call on the other islands were
evenly divided between the two compa-
MES. was being broken by the Inter-
Island Co., which was encroaching on
Wilder territory by sending a weekly
steamer to Maui. 1t is said the Wal
aleale was making a regular run to that
island, leaving here on Monday after
moons. President Kennedy of the In
ter-Island Company however denied the
rumors. He stated that the Waiale-
ale is the only steamer licensed to carry
explosives, and as the Maui people have
to, wait sometimes several weeks be-
fore getting the needed explosives. the
Waialeale was sent out every Monday
as matter of convenience to them.
She still makes her regular Kauai run.
There is another rumor to the effect
that the Iwalani after returning from
the other islands will be sent to Hilo
and will make regular trips around the
southern part of the big island, Hilo
being the home port.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1903-07-31
HILO - kOHALA
RAILROAD PROGRESS

The stockholders of the Kohala- Ito
railroad spent three hours last night
discussing matters pertaining to the
settlement of plans for reorganization,
reaching point where the principal
question is the dr. wing up of an agree
ment. President Gehr said after the
meeting:
Affairs have progressed ;ntil 1t
may be said that only the drawing
up of papers rem ms. This will be
done in time for the next meeting,
Saturday evening. The question now
is practically one of personality in the
reorganization"
This 1t is reported elsewhere means
that there Is strong objection from HI
10 to the continuance in office of some
of the men now connected with the
paper road, when 1t is to be transferred
to a right of way and equippe
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1903-07-31
GRIP CONVALESCENCE

There's nothing better than
SCOTS Emulsion after the
grip. When the fever is gone
the body is left weak and ex-
hausted; the nervous system
is completely run down and
vitality is low.
Two things to do: give
strength to the whole BODY
and new force to the nerves.
SCOTS Emulsion will do it;
contains just what the worn
out system needs.
Rich blood, healthy flesh,
resistive force, more and better
nourishment are what SCOTS
Emulsion supplies to the
convalescent.
SCOTS Emulsion is the
original and has been the
standard emulsion of cod liver
OIL OIL. tor nearly thirty years.
Why buy the new, untried,
cheap emulsions or so called
cordials and extracts
OF cod liver oil, when you can
buy what is sure to help you?
Wen send you sample free upon request.
SCOTT y BOVINE, 400 Pearl Street, New York.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1903-07-31
AMERICAN SUGAR
COMPANY MEETS

The American Sugar Company yes
terday reelected the old officers ant
heard reports, showing that the con.
ditiOn of the company is of the best
The officers of the corporation are r..
II. Wodehouse, president; G. N. Will
cox, president; e. A. Mott-Smith,
secretary; A. w. Carter, treasurer. w.
H. Baird, auditor; G. ]. Waller and A.
f. Judd, directors.
The report of the Treasurer shows
that three has been sold during the past
year, of plantation material $26,679. II
and a steam pillow outfit for s13, 500. Ten
McBryde bonds, taken in part payment
for the mill were disposed of at $99. 1t
Is expected that the company will be
In such condition that 1t will be able TO
pay from $4,000 to $4,000 on the note
of $4,000 which is due on September
IT
The ranch department OF the COM
pany's estate is successfully conducted.
The rainfall for 1902 was 4O.41 inches
and that for the first six months of
the present year 1903 The planting of
trees is going on and the determination
of the deer and goats progresses rapid
ly, The water supply has been mate
rally developed and experiments are
being made in the planting of dry
range grasses, under the supervision of
Jared G. Smith, director of the United
States Experiment station. During the
year there We're sold GO9 cattle for ST.
1870 and 3,057 sheep for 81. 500. SO. |
Next year 1t Is expected TO market 500 |
-at,a and 5000 sheep.