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Poor Financing.

Colonel Soper considers it feath-
er ia the Governors wig (bonn net, we
mean) that government warrants
now can be discounted at one per
cent, We consider it disgrace to
the Carter administration, that it
cannot pay it's legitimate obligations
in cash and at par. We think the
Governor good subject for ceusure
because be falls to pay ths'servants
OF the Territory the full amounts,
which the Legislat said they
were entitled to, for performing the
duties OF their respective offices.
The Colonel says tina. Carter "ener-
getically faced the situation reierE-
ing 10 the empty treasury. Who
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Big Meeting Tonight.

There will be biz Democratic
luau at the ranch of Charles Bellina
ia Kapshulu, Waikiki, this evening.
Buses will meet both Rapid Tran
cit routes at the McCully tract turn
Of and at Kaimuki, taking to the
scene Of the celebration" All of
he Fourth District Candidates for
Che House and the Oahu candidates
Tor the Senate will speak. There
will be good music aud lots of fun.
All are Invited.
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Carrier Eats Crow.

Governor Carter has returned the
undated designations OF district
magistrates to the insumbsnts
OF the respective offices. He
has admitted himself beaten, and
has, by his action, acknowledged
chat he had ovsrstrapped his power
end encyosehsd ia most unwar.
sapted manner on the rights of the
judiciary. It must have been a
bitter pill to swallow for the stranu.
Gus Governor, but hs Gracefully"
bowed to the Inevitable, admitted
that he had made an ass OF himself,
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and returned the undated commits
eions With a smiling bow.

So far so good We believe, that
the Governor should not stop at
this step, but should 60 further end
return to the heads OF OF the depart
ments their undated designations,
He should do 30 at once, if he wish
es his party to have show at the
election. The undated resignation
policy 10 a very sore spot in the
hearts of the voters, who consider it
o most pernicious ana wholly an un-
American policy,
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-10-27

The puerile attitude of Andrews was
well.illuatrated at meeting night
before last, when he claimed, that
the Governor is being opposed on
account OF the Brown ChilliDgworth
episode, which had caused a man to
come to him aud say: 81 have heard
that Governor Carter is going to
have the Pacific Club pulled for
playing pedro" The Democrats do
not consider the Brown, Chilling
worth episode a kuleana OF theirs.
The Governors action in that
matter can only bs hailed with salts
faction by the Democrats, whose
ranks were materially swelled by the
many voters, who disapproyed of
Carter's methods. Mr. Andrews,
however, instead of defending the
Republican administration, the last
Republican Legislature, or his
policy, makes the campaign simply
personal Issue with the Governor
ss the subject matter.
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To gain his point, Carter was OBJ
liged to secure the Circuit Judgeship
for Kepoikai, who then handed in
his resignation as treasurer. Had
Garter held Kepoikaps undated
resignation, the Judge could have
whistled for the Office he now holds,
snd he would have been left out in
the bitter cold. 1t is matter for
the next Legislature to look into,
and it is the duty Of the Senate to
refuse to aperove any of the Gov
ernor's appointments, as long as the
appointee has handed in an undated
resignation upon his accession to
office. Governor Carter is trying to
play q high game, he may yet lose
the stake he is playing foE--a sec
ond term,
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Gratis desire to see here, aud which
they stand pledged to fight for.

IL Governor Carter would confne
himself to the duties of his ofiee, as
prescribed by the Organic Act; il
he would remember, that it is his
duty to watch aud advance the best
interests Of all the political parties
in the Territory, when, in fact, he
would cease to be on offensive pa,ti.
san ond remember, that he and his
administration are the servants not
the masters oil the people,-then it
would be unjuutifsble perhaps to
drag him into the political cam
paign as an issue.
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Under those circumstances can
the Governor resent being 50 nade an
issue in this campaign The voters
surely understand, that the election
OF the Republican ticket here will
mean q Republican majority in the
Senate, which again will mean o
continuance for two years OF the in
tolerable one-man government, of
which the Territory is now thorough
ly disgusted and tired.
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We believe, that the opposition
to the Carter regime and machine
will control the next Legislature.
Then the Governor may be made an
issue; now he is simply not of
any consequence only as be-
ing the embodiment of the vicious
Republican mashine, the head and
leader of corrupt Republican ad-
ministration.
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Judea Bstaa.

Today is the first auniversary OF
The death Of tie one whose name
heads these liuep, who was one of
natures noblemen, actuated by high
ideals and constantly solicitous that
right" should prevail. Evil wher-
ever it showed ito head had scant
shrift at his hands. Men OF this
stamp Dever eigu undated resigua-
lions.
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If for good reasons tbs Governor
should ask member of his Official
family to resign, we have no doubt,
that his wish would be conceded to,
and resignation handed in. OF
course Carter will refer to the Ke.
poikai incident. In that case the
circumstances were simply, that
Garter wanted treasurer, who
would carry out the policy OF the
Governor in the interest OF his bank,
aud Kepoikai would not lend him
eelf to such course. Eepoiksi, who
had bsen induced to accept the
Office of treasurer. was naturally not
willing to give up his Office without
reason and at sacrifice to himself, :,
which he could not afford.
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caused the situation" dear Colonel,
except the Governor, who failed TO
provide for necessary revenues, with
which TO mset the expenditures OF
his government.
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But the Governor canrot
realize his position in the true
spirit. He chooses to he med
dler, and he has voluntarily entered
the ranks of politician to the de-.
triment of his proper role ss statee-
man. MIR Andrews comes naturally
to the defense OF his boss, and, by
so doing, he in turn violates the
dignity OF his Office, lowers the stand
ard of the high position he holds.
and sinks to the level of the Birbe
tribe in politics.
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We object to having one-man
power here, but that is what Carter
is trying to maintain. We insist, that
this Territory shall be run on Am.
erican lines, and that is what Carter
in his intolerable arrogance will not
submit to. The idea ia preposterous
that the heads OF the departments
shall be mere tools of the Governor.
That, if they stand up for what 10
right. and thersby differ from the
Governor, they may be kicked out
without notice, as if they were jap.
aness yardboys or cooks. Mr. Carter
claims, We understand, that this
system is in vogue somewhere in
some municipality on the mainland,
but we have yet to learn chat Presi-
dent Roosevelt is carrying on the
policy, which Carter is introducing
here.
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Aloha, Judge Estse; Aloha |
Political Meetings.

foiitlcai meetings.
The following meetings will be
held tonight:
DEMOCRATS
Fourth District-King and Wal
kiki road; in Waialae, and at KAPPA.
hulu, near Chas Bellina's paddock.
Fifth District-At Wsianae.
REPUBLICANS
Fourth District - In Thomas
square.
Fifth District--Corner OF Wyllie
and Liliha streets.
Meetings for tomorrow evening
are az hereunder, subject to change:
DEMOCRATS
Fourth Dis!rict-Sand lot in Ka-
ksako.
Fifth District-At Frank Haryey's
house on Kalihi road, Kslihi' waens.
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He was true friend OF the Ha-
waiian people, more &C, in fact, than
many of them are today aware. but
he will live in their hearts,. Their
love and respect for him will in-
crease as the years 60 by and the
value OF his work be better under
stood and known.
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'7HE POLITICAL GOVERNOR.

Governor Carter evidently feels it
. mswhat beneath his dignity to
q ks the stump at the Republican
meetings. but, while be stays away
pro obably in consultation with his
Il II tsetive-his factotum, the Attorn.
~ General, appears at every meet
Ing, defending the Carter admins
Htfstion and kicking vioiously al the
l3emocratis platform, the Demo
cratic candidates and Democracy
Eenerally.
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Mr. Andrews claims, that the
main issue in the platforms of the
Democrats and Home Rulers is
the slogan--"Put down Carter" Mr.
Andrews is always inclined to de-
yiate from strict truth-to exagger-
ate, We will call it-otherwise he
must see. that the mention in the
Democratic platform OF Carter is
not an issue, but simply reference
TO what We consider the great etum-
bling block against such advanced
and coed government, as the Demo-
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Representatives.
FOURTH DISTRICT.
FIFTH DISTRICT.

W. K. Aqua.
a. T. MOORE.
DANIEL KAMAHU,
y. p. MAKAINAI,
RICHARD II. TRENT,
81. J. MOSSMAN.
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Judge Estee took great interest
in the work of the first Legislature
OF the Territory of Hawaii, and was
extremely deeirous that the native
representation in the Legislature
should make a creditable record.
The writer has personal knowledge
Of the many demands on his time
made by Legislators seeking correct
information on procedure or the
desirabiliiy of proposed legislation.
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On the premises OF the Sanitas
Steam Laundry Co., Ltd, between
South and Queen streets,
The buildings are applied with
hot and cold water and electTic
lights. Artesian water. Perfect
sanitation.
For particulars apply to
j. gsTGErEFOOT.
On the promises, or at the Office
J. A. Maaoon. 88-tf
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One OF the matters which enlisted
the largeat messuEe OF his sympathy
end interest was the fact that up TO
the session of ths first Legislature
Of the Territory, there had never
been an exemption law on the
statute books of these Islands and
the one enacted at the first session,
bill for exemption of property of
the poor from attachment or sale,
was written by him; the other meas
urs exsmpting tho home OF dis.
trsssed person from attachment and
sale was allowed to "slsep" in the
Senate after having passed the
House. Such low needs passing
in the next Lsgislature--out of re.
spect for this champion OF the
rights of the poor and as a protee-
tion to their interests,
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NyEAY AFTERNOON
tExcapt Sunday
49, IrsUnD :

Entered at the Pos ofios at Honolulu
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y. T.. VRSxA, Proprietor and RUs
Usher.
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IAaeR1iC SiasElaSiD GDlnp'y
Cf Sen Francisco Gal
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Pf0pagandas pOIIticas
en- uiuadO.
ES 8SpGTadO aIIf BI GObGTnadoT
Winthrop.
Este ano, el cafe ha florecido ALI
en- Junio.
ODE maestro ooyresponsaz. J

Julio 15.-Sentimos uucho la crfti-
ca situRci6n en- que eLs Correspondent
cia2 Sc encuentra, por desacatar al
Honorable sefIor Figueroa Maestro,
Juez Municipal de Msnatf.
Por estss latitudes anda ell diablo
sueito en- msteria de candidates para
la AIcaldfa.
En- Noviembre Is. &. 4. o. ser6n las
elecciones. es decir. de aquf q meses
y medic Y va estsmos hasta Ia coroni-
lla de propaganda.
Las luchas debiIitan. norman. can
san.
Han circulado muchas hojas sueItss.
EspeFamos 81 Honorable Goberna-
dor. La Federation Libre Sc propo-
ne presentarle un menssje sobre Ell
status del obrero
La actitud del Gobernador deposit
tandO $40, 600 para sus gastos pRrticu-
Iares. no puede c0mentarse sino en-
sentido favorable.
La sonora Maria Casalduc SO encuen-
ira al frente de Ia Ofcina de Telegra-
fo. en- sustituci6n del seflor Palmer
que usa una licencia de un mes.
La sitada sonora, natural de Utua-
do, es de las modernas teIegrafistas que
mas hrevemente ha hechO su carrera,
por su taIento. constancia y abnegs-
ci6n.
Bien merece tan respectable DANA
que presto servicios tan importantes.
Sc Ie felicita.
81 Concejo Municipal pedir6 un en-
pr6stito al Tesoro Iusular; pero 81 no
10 conceden antes de un mes, boquea-
mos.
La SEGA corona nuestra jurisdiction.
dorandonos hasta las hierbas.
Sc han perdido todos los frutos. I
LO que nunca Sc haEia vistO ha ocu-
rrido: Los cafetos han forecido ahora
en- JUNO, fines de mes, 10 cuaI es ex-
traordinario. La forecida anuncia una
abundante cosecha para Mayo y JUNO
de 1905.
Gambia hasta Ia vegetaci6n con este
estsdo de cosas2
Sc sienten unos calores asfixiantes
que contin1an hasta Ia media nOche de
cuyR hora en- adelante domina mucho
fresco.
Estos cambios tampoco habfanse
Visto en- los meses de JUNO Y Julio.
Hoy las nubes empiezan a obsequiar-
nos. va era tempo.
Opiniones hay en- favor de que el
empr6stito escolar, 81 10 conceden, sera
cuando regresen los Maestros y sus es-
posas 6 hijos hsyan sufrido terribIes
privaciones.
Dentro de POGO estara completamen-
to terminado ell trozo de Ia carretera
que conduce & Adjuntas. comprendido
en- los tres primeros kilometres par
tiendo de esta ciudad. Ese trozo tie
ne parties muy maIas. Nunca queda
bien afrmado.
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Los rabaios De Iac0r
tGdG DiSiTilO de- Are.
GIbO han GITlpGZadO.
IN lnpOTtants iuleI0 Do Do dlVOTClO
estaba Se6sIad0 para aver.
La sequia ha hecho que se sus pen
dan ALI los trabaios de
siembras.
(Ds asa1estro ComesonsaZ. J

Julio 15 Para el LINES 18 Sc han
sefaladO por Ia corte de Distrito los
juicios por Jurado Con eatemotivo ell
trabajo del Marshall Sr. Bithorn ha ST.
do bastante en- estos dias pues ha tent
do que ir personalmente citar & Jura-
do 8 Ciales Manati Y Utuado
Ha tornado poseci6n del cargo de
Sub-M arshall de esta Corte don Ma
nuel Gerber.
El bale en- ell teatro tendra lugar ma
mana sabado en- vez del domingo como
habiamos anunciado.
Hoy Sc celebra en- Ia Corte un impor-
tante iuiciO de divorcio asiste q dichO
iicio ell Lido: Jacinto Texidor.
Pronto comenzar6 & publicarse en- es-
ta ciudad IN periodico que Sc titulara
sEl Duendes Y Sc editar6 en- Ia impren-
ta de Ia sonora viuda de Jensen.
Con la SEGA tan estraordinaria que
hay On los campos Sc ha suspendido en
las haciendae los trabOjosj de siembras
siendo por 10 tanto bastante aflictiva la
situacion de los jornaIeros y este roper
cute en- ell comercio siendo general Ia
paraIizacion de todas classes de trapsac-
clones.
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NUEVO METODO.

The International College Of Languages, ha
ideado un metodo nuevo, lH9tOd0 del LealgaEG-
idHO que es un sstema de ensensr el IngleS
los Latino mericanos, OgSndoto hGbtGT.
Es simplemente ensehar por la voz humane,
esta voZ se oye tan claramente como la de
ualquier miembro de la familia hablando-
nos en- el hogar. Los elementos tecnicos quo
dan eliminados, deSapRrecen obstaculos, la
simpiifica 81 pr cedimiento de aprender y es
Rdquisici6n de la habilidad de conversar Sc
hace facil en- fnuy corto TEMPO.
HI acento oorrIentey Ia pronunelaclon Sc
aseguran, porque los fonagramas solo EXPIRE
san sonido emitidos por un cantor perfeoto.
TOdus las lecciones revisten el caracter de
sonversaCion, 8 sea la especie de palabraS y
Traces que Sc empleAn diAriamente y las mas
necesarias que Ell extranjero debe aprender.
Se tiene q la vista uno de los librOs,y medi
do que el dido escucha la lengua pronunciar
cada silaba, ell ojo obServa como Sc deletrea
cada palabra y la mente guarda las impresio-
mes transmiGidas asf Casi antes de aperci-
birnos de clio, nos acostumbram q penSaT
en- el idioma que estudiamos.
He aqnf aigunas de las vent jas de este sis
tema: No tiene maestro, no hay honorarios
nj contratiempos, no Sc olvidsn las leecioneS
pasadas, nj peligro de adquirlr un NAL acen-
60. Se Hprende Janto en- una semana, por
Unas cuantas lecciones de diez minutes cada
dia como 10 que un professor ordinatio ensena-
lia en- un mes. Con el Metodo Leng aono la
la adquisicion de un idioma ha cesado de ser
81 arduo deber que muchos suponen. En- d S
palabras el sstema es tan completely y esta dis
puesto de tai modo que ell primer dfa va Sc ha-
bla algo nn POGO mas ell siguiente y mas aIin
clique sigue: on muy corto tempo Sc apren-
de hablar, leer y escribir facil y correcta
mente.
ri Frances, el Aleman el Csstellano han
sido enehados con exito por este sistema.
Las personrs que deseen conocer mas por-
memories pueden dirigirae q The InternGtiOnGl
College Lenguqjes Metropolis Building, Nueva
York.
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S E EDESEA.

Un hombre activo para administrar
una oficina de una gran cOmpA11a ma
nufacturera. Salario $1,000 pOr sflO
v tantos por cientos extras. Debe
proporcionar so. 900 de contado y bue-
mas referencias.
Superintendente,
18th & johnson st.
Chicago. Ill.
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PRECIOS.
Farmacta Colon

Medicamentos frescos.-Drogas puras.-ES
pooial eSmero en- el despacho de recetaa POI
personal competente.
Complete 1urtido de geringaS de Prava
Stimog modeloH.
Equidad On los preOiog.
Plaza PTineipal.-san Juan Puerto Rico.
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A V | S 0 ].

Para conocimiento general, Sc hace
p6blico: que por acuerdo de Ia Junta
Superior de Sanidad, Sc verifcaran
ex6menes para Maestro Plomero. los
dfas 26, 81, % Y % del corriente mes.
Hssta Ia vfspera Sc recibir6n solicitu-
des, las cualas deber6n ser dirigidas &
esta Superintendent.
10 de Julio de 1904.
r. DEL VALE. M. d.
Superintendent de Sanidad.
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BANGO De PUERTO RICO.

Sc avisa al p1blico que el Baneo de
Puerto Rico rs y ser6 siempre respon-
sable de los billetes emitidos bajo 81
nombre de SBancO EspafioI de Puerto
Rico0 los cuales cOntinuar6n circular
do hasta que sean sustituidos por los
que actualmente SO preparsn con Ell
nuevo nombre del EstabIecimientO.
Esta sustituci6n SO anunciara oportu-
nsmente.
San Juan, r. R.. Julio 8 de 1904.
El Vice-Presidente.
Carlos Ma. Sozer.
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lMnIGInnR GENERAL

G7NsEJo A Las bGADREs VI Igarane raIraanm
nu q nsora Winsow debe slumpFe que los nihos
ostaa q periodic de Il dentci6n Proporciona avio
Immediate al peque1o paciente. produce sueac ma
my Sivo R6leeFs = muy agradabie =. paladar cama
~ 61o ablanda euciass atvia sus dolores haee O.
ess Lee f1ncionss del eat6mago reguia ts ntestnoA
~ oIsuoioE s.uacio eonocido para 4 diaErsa "a pro
V1nSrsH Sc q dsutci6n Dc eualuuisEa oera eauoaO
TsHrnea Hluehc esidAdo pgdtH q JeEaha Ga41ese9
e q eanSEa WiasloW = q la1iaG4 - toda&
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Por medic de nuestro nuevo m6todo cura-
mos t.da clase de intermediates de los ojos,
por .vieia que sea. OjOs de6Stes S1ef0na9doS,
Ia edtaratG q ceguedad total, todo volvera ser
curado. dentro de POGO. Bsse1os cmf@do8 r@-
dGcqI OOerGcsones no nads neces0rGas. Pocos
gast.s. hAcrfbanse pormenores. Dirfjanse
vi Institute oculist6cO q Otopdtico,
g,712 Geyer Age ;, ST. Louis, No., US.4
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ENTIRE PONCE Y ARECIBO
o vICEVERSA.
SALIDAS.

De Ponce q Arecibo. o....,,....... q. m.
De Arecibo Ponce. .............. III a. m.
Este diario enlazar4 con la llegada salida
del Ferrocarril de San Juan.
Ademas hay un segundo viaje hasta A d.
iuntas viceversa que saldra de Ponce q las
3 z. M de Adjuntas las a. m.
PRECIOS.
De Ponce q Adjuntas. ............ 81
De Adjuntas Utuado. ..............
De Utuado q Areeibo. bo......"........ l.5O
Agencia en- Ponce, HOTEL MELIA
Adjuntas, INDALECLO GARCIA.
Utuado, MACARIO ZAPER.
Arecibo, ROSSE.
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DULCES EN- ALNIBAR

De venta todas horas ' de varias
classes en- ID Plaza Principal n6mere 80
al lado del Ayuntamiento. Tambi6n
hay de venta artfculos de quincalla
muy baratos. Is v. q.
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lgIesia MetOdista ia
SantiSima Trinidad. !"

Calls dol Sol sntrs Cristo San Jose
Servicios para manana:
Predicaci6n q las 8 de Ia maiana.
Escuela Dominica 4 las de Ia tar
de. Por Ia noche Communion.
NJ. .ANDUJAR.
Pastor.
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Hotel Frances.
TETUAN-88.

Montado con todas las comcdidades para ell
mas exquisite gusto.
Comidas al estilo del pals y del extranjero.
Banos y duchas q la moderna. Esmerado
tFato.
Precios m6dicos. Gale de Tetuan38. SO.
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BAQUERO & GANDARA
oFREcEN

OFRECEN
Maiz superior del Pals
en- mediOs sacOs %. Loo
Cemento DAGR0N en-
barriles 2-60
Mani SUPERIOR en- gaCOs
nuintal 400
Zinc acanalado, ameri-
CanO de 6y8 pies $50
zin liso nara techo, de 8.
pies, quintal $3.50
Zip lisO nara Zorro, de
6l2 MES, nuintal 400
San JuStO 1s = 15 San Juan. Pto-Rico.
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En- esta imprenta Be venda papel de-
6dicoperi viei0 & $500 quintal
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Be manda franco de porte por correo
recibir su valor.
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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-03-27
EXCITEMENT IN STOCKS.

New York, March 26.--An excited
and nervous speculation in stocks fol-
lowed the publication Of the plan Of
the Northern Securities distribution
which was the dominant influence in
the market. The enormous buying Of
Union Pacific was supposed to be for
Northern Pacific and Great Northern
interests in the establishment OF
community OF interests to take the
place Of the Northern Securities de-
vice. Speculative excitement was fired
by this supposition in spite Of official
disclaimers OF It's truth and rumors Of
actual contention In the Northern Sc
caritIes settlement. The mystery
hanging over the buying kept the tone
of the market unsettled and fevsrish
and caused constant reactions.