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The National tribune., 1904-06-30
JUDGE PARKER's CHANCES.

Judge Parkers chances improved some
what last week, and he now has go votes
instructed for him. to 164 for Hearst. 80
for Olney. &c FOR Wall, and 6 for Gray.
There is no question but that those favor
able to him. whether instructed or unin-
structed, will be a decided majority in the
Convention, control its organization, and
shape its policy. There will be 994 votes
in the Convention, of which 473 will be q
majority. The opposition to him has no
recognized head and no general director,
which is vitality necessary if head is going
to made against the shrewd old managers
who are running the Parker machine.
Senator German entirely comprehends this,
and has formally declined to allow his
name to be used merely as a rallying point
of the anti-Parker forces. Unless there is
a clearly defined combination for him, with
Hearst, Olney, Wall and Gray withdraw
ing in his favor. he will not allow his name
to go before the Convention.
All Of the States have now held Conven-
tions except Missouri, which will instruct
for favorite son-Senator Cockrell-who
of course has not the ghost of a chance.
Bryan seems to have been most efectual-
ly snuffed out in the last two weeks, and
his rawlings have irritated the Democracy
and alienated many thousands of those who
have previously been his friends but who
are deeply incensed by his rule or ruin
policy. Every day it is getting to be Of
more trifiing consequence what he will do
or say.
1t is pointed out as favorable to j
Parker that no candidate who ever en-
a Democratic Convention with q M
failed to get the requisite two-third
The National tribune., 1904-06-30

AMONG the happiest of the epigrams at
Chicago were Ex-Gov. Blacks that the
Democrats have neither guns nor ammu-
milton. and if they had they would use
them on each other" and their "blunders
are their only monuments, and their cour-
age is only remembered with regret"
The National tribune., 1904-06-30

THE LATE Senator Quay was fond of
sending as presents to his friends little kegs
ton at his farm near Beaver, Pa. They
were all delighted to receive these, but liza
BILE to trouble with the health officers if
they opened them inside the city limits.
The National tribune., 1904-06-30

CoMRADE JOHN r. KINGS candidacy
for Junior Vice Commander-in-Chief meets
with hearty acceptance everywhere. The
loyal little Department of Maryland de-
serves the honor, and Comrade King de-
serves it
The National tribune., 1904-06-30

SOMEHOW in all this turmoil of sinking
battleships and bombarded fortresses, we
have lost sight of whether the Czarina's
ear ache continues or not.
The National tribune., 1904-06-30
1904.

Ticket No. 1.
Roosevelt and Fairbanks.
Rose-field. Fairbanks
Rose field" will sweep the States.
Atlantic to Pacific. .'Fair-bauks."
seth III
The National tribune., 1904-06-30

IT II said that the people who live
farthest inland have ths strongest feeling
Tor the ocean, and things nautical. This
may account Tor the selection e .. Ne
biAaska man for Secretary Of the Nayy.
The National tribune., 1904-06-30

HAWAII is not side-stepping anything
American. One of her legislators has just
been sent to Jail for bribery.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-07-26
DOLORE IS
CAPITULO |

Lady Nelson enten3fa muy
bien ell arte del buen vivir. Era
una de esss mujeres amables Y
bondadosas que saben esparcir
en- torno suyo IN smbiente de
felicidad. Por' esq DO habia IN
solo visitante que en- Ia morads
solariega de Belmonte no Sc
sintiera como en- 81 casa
Una mansna de junio, La
dy Nelson. sentada en- 81 e!e
gsnte comedor, contemplate a
traves de lss ventsn2s Ell mzgnf-
CO jardfn de rosales que -e ex
tendia al frente La artist ,crs
tica DANA no tenfa mas qle IN
1aco: su passion excessive por las
rosss. Ii labor principal dc
sus isrdineros consists en- man-
tener durante cast todo ell aho
una exhibition natural y per
msnente dc uus flores predilec-
tas v para conseguir ma nuevs
variedad. no So economizsbsn
nj molestias nj dinero. Las pa.
redes exteriores, los BALCONIES J
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-07-26
Ell PetroIeO no es un Sustitut0
Del aceite de Higado
de BacaIaO.

Durante la presente escasez de acel-
te de higado de bacalao. algunos IN
dustriales han hecho grandes esfuer-
zos para pOpularizar en- prOvecho pro- /
pio el us0 del petroleo paratina CO.
mo substantial alimentlcla.
Bastante ridiculo es en- verdad, pof
no califcarlo de otro modo, ell asegu- ]
rar que ell petr6leo puede SUBSTITUTE
Al aceite de higado de bacalao.
Ia Gran reputation de que goZa Ell
acaite de higadO de bacaiao es deDlda
:. sus 0randes prOpiedades nutrltlVao
= alirnenticias En- verdad Ell acelte
de hipado de bacalao no solamente es
IN alimentO, sinO que es Ell melor all
mentO que Sc cOnOce en- Medlclna
ann no Sc ha pOdido encontrar en- Id
nat1raleza Otro alimento lgual. y
anunciar el petr6leo como un substl-
tuto del aceite de higadO de bacalao.
contribuir al petr6leO paratlna pro-
niedades cue no tiene. Ell petroleo ca
rece de la propiedad esencial de todo
alifnento, es decir, la de ser aslmlla-
BILE. FL petr6leo parafna no sofa
nente no eS una substanc1a aslm1laole'
sinO que cuando Sc tOlna interlOrmente
es expelido en- su totalldad por las
evacuaciones intestinales, causandO
indigestion, irritaci6n del estOmago y
de los intestinos, Intermediates del HI
gadO del pancreas y con frecuencla
diarrea desinteria.
La presente eScasez del aceite de III
gadO de bacalaO eS un case sXcepclo-
nal Que no durara muchO tempo, pero
Que ha demostrado va Ia gran denan-
da que constantemente hay en- el mum
do por este producto alimenticlo. MI
les de personae jovenes y anclanos,
usan constantemente este acelte y su
salud su vida dependen de el.
Afortunadamen0e la mayor parte del
aceite de bacalaO que Sc consume ca
ell mundO es administradO bajo Ia for
ma de "Emulsion de Scott prepara-
: "a por los senores Scott & Bovine
4 Oufrnicos de Nueva York, qulenes de-
; bido sus muchos amos de exper1en-
cia en- la materia, vierOn venir a es'
casez con muchos meses de antlc1pa,
ci6n hicieron grandes acOplos de
4 aceite, aunque para clio tuvieron qut
Q pagar precios enor1nes. ESQ no OBS
tante el precio corriente al detalle d'
a Emulsion de Scott no ha sldo alte
S radO puede obtenerse en- las botlca
v roguerias al mismo preclO de STEM
: pre-
Ell petroleo Parafna puede Sc
bueno para lubricar mao ulnas u otro
$ usos industriales. pero la Emulsion
S de Scott es la unica /buena para e
/ cuerpO humane.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-07-26

ell vieJo p6rtico del castillo estA-
ban cubiertos de rosales trepA-
dores y por todas parties no &c
veian mas que rOs4s 0 rossles.
Las vantanas est.b.n ab1ertas y
Ia brisa perfumais que pene-
tr&ba por elias. retoz.ba con las
largas cortinas qoe las cubrian.
FL te astaoa listo en- In me-
50 Y desDedia an aroma convi-
dador, d su moio. no menos
fragante que ell de las rosas.
Todo acusAba sllf comodidad,
hoigirs v bienestar- En- clan-
to a Lady y .ison. todsyia podia
reputkrse )mo una hsrmosura,
Dues aunqae "a habla cam Dlido
ciucnenta amos, representa- D.
guinea menos y sus meJlllas eran
tan frmes y tersxs como las dc
ana nina.
Cuando lie llevaron las car
tas que habian llegado, EN- pez6
4 a5rirlas. una por una. con una
Ieve sonrisa de com plAcencis;
pero al llegsrie ell turno & un
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-07-26
M0vimientO 0brerO
II O II
Santiago lgIesias
Mensaje que los trabajadores
de Ponce han presentado
al Gobernador

GHon. Senor: En- esta OCCASION en-
que por vez primera en- vuestro corto
peri6d0 de administration visitais es-
ta ciudad, 81 xCuerpo Central1 de La
Federation Libre de los Trabajadores
de Puerto Rico en- este Departamento,
quiere saludaros por ell presente os
saluda sinceramente, la vez que os
presenta sus fuerzas como eptidad So
cial, sus necesidades y aspiraciones.
III Consejo Executive de nuestra
Federation por la voluntad unanime
de las asociacfones que representa-, os
entreg6 EN- el dia que inaugurabais
vuestro gobierno un Mensage en- ell
cual Sc senala de Una manera general
v concreta la situaci6n de este Pueblo,
Y particul armente la del elementO ira
baiador. Y 81 en- aquel Mensage, Ho-
norable Senor, Sc os habla en- una for
ma general Y concreta, nosotros en-
representation de las Uniones Obre-
ras que forma1 este Departamento y
que alcanzan diez y ocho sumando
un total de dos mil quinientos sesenta
Y tres z, 563) en- buena posicion, respe-
tuosamente concurrimOs dOnde I'd.
para ayudaros 4 cOnocer la verdadera
situaci6n del Pals, las necesid AIDES
que siente los remedies que necesi-
tan.
Y creednos, senior, somos sinceros
en- la narraci6n de los hechOs y con
fad que ahora nj en- ninguna epoca
hemos sido obstaculo del imperio de
la verdad, sino antes bien sus ma:
dignos portadores.
La situaci6n, senor, de la clas'
obrera en- este departamento, es de to
do punto detestable. La familia obre
ra que alcanza un 10 por 10 del tota
de La poblaci6n, atravesando una cri
sis de trabajo nunca vista, Y pOr end
sus hogares estan faltOs de 10 mas ne
cesario para la vida. Es tall senior, G
estado de miseria que domina tant
en- este departamento, como en- toda /;
Isla, que Sc nota que ell vicio tom
mayores proporciones, Y las carcele
aumentan sus ingresos con ell miner
de infelices.
Tenemos tambiGn que las neces
dades de la poblaci6n estan clamand
por una Immediate atenci6n que d
cr6dito q la buena administration
auxilieu al obrero en- su lucha por &c
herir ell ped azo de pan para su famili;
Ponce necesita la construction y arr
glo de Hospitales y establecimientc
de Asilos en- nGmero safciente cap;
L.
gado "a mendicidad, Y hasta suprimi
la. Esto undo al eumplimiento de il
leyes de sanidad en- 10 que Sc refere
las medidas higi6nicas dc las casas
alquiler, el empedrado de las GALES
las ordenanzas municipales, referent
al ornate, serfan medios en- los cual
pudieran ser empleados un gran n
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-07-26
N0ticias de Vega-aIta
(De ntestro CorTesponsai)

VEGA-ALTA, JULIO 22.-Toda
la noche del % al p estuvo lloviendo
muy fuerte con bastante brisa y Sc SIN
tieron algunas detOnaciones. No han
ocurrido Gesgracias personales. solo
en- el barrio de Maracayo, IN caballo
del vecino quincallero Fernando, mu-
rio de una descarga.
Ell dia q lego q este poblado
el activo artesano professor de mdsi-
ca. don Eduardo Olivo, hijo de esta
localidad, ell cual hac1a varios amos
que Sc hallaba fuera. DichO professor
Sc dedicara en- este pueblo q ejercer
sus artes, siempre que cuente ayuda
entire sus amigos Y vecindariO. Viene
con el mayor deseo de organizar una
banda de mdsica. Aplaudimos5 los
buenos deseos del senior Olivo.
-Segdn informes que hemos tent
do, han sido destinados a prestar SER
vicios al puesto de Vega -baja, los
guardias Pedro y Narciso Rivera, los
cue han sido queridos por el vecinda-
rio por su buen comportamiento. FL
/ r6f0rluO N drclSO 1elN N0Id. Lid pI0SbdI4N I
tres veces servicio en- esta jurisdiction
Sc ha conquistado mucha estimation
i por su recto prOceder.
Entire las varias familias que 81
hallan en- la playa, lugar llamado &c
rro gordo, Sc encuentra la del Sr. dor
Fernando Enriquez, Secretario de
Ayuntamiento de Vega Baja, su seno
, ra dona Brigida Alvarez, Sc esta res
) tableciendO y pronto estara bien. L
deseamos que cuanto antes Sc mejore
I'm la semana anterior Sc dio Sc
) pultura en- la Metropolis de este, un
] hija del propietario don Pho Narvaez
/ Al entierro asistio mucha concu
rrencia, compuesta de toda3 cla5es.
Han sido destinados i presta
: servicios en- esta jurisdiction, los pc
, licias Juan Cardona J Nicolas Nj;
J rien.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-07-26


Esta antigua y acreditada
farmacia, Ia mejor de Ia localidad,
ha removable todas sus existencias
e introducido IN extenso surtido
de drogas, productos quim;cos y
medicinas de Patente de los prin-
cipales Laboratories de Europa y
America.
FL jefe del estabtecimiento
que cuenta "a amos de experien-
cia en- tan delica da profession, atien-
de cuida dosamente, au uxiliado por
IN inteligente personal subal-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-07-26

nero de obreros, que hoy agonizan,
antes que vivir por falta de trabajo.
Ell problema de Instruction en-
nnestra Jurisdiction nos preocupa
grandemente, toda vez que en- los ter
minos rurales, hay una gran falange
de hermanos trabaj jadores, que son |
altamente perjudicados con la falta
de Escuelas, en- alguuos sitios donde
quedan impedidas mas de 100 fami- /
lias de instruir sus hijos, que han de
ser los hombres del manana, nuestros
hermauos del porvenir.
Por otro lado se7Ior, en- el senO de
las campinas de este pals donde
hay factores de distintas produccio
mes agrfcolas, Sc esta realizando una
violaci6n IN principle Constitucio-
nal, respetado en- todoiTerritorio anne
ricano. Este, es pues, ell siguiente:
las Factorfas de aZ1car as1 como las
demas Haciendas donde Sc emplean
| centeuares de trabaj jadores, 4 quienes
Sc paga un mfsero jornal, el uso de la
moneda nacional americana ha sidO
suprimido, en- su lugar Sc e1nplea
una MONEOA ESPECIAL consistente en-
CHAPAS DE METAL, l0t0 de cObre car
tones con 10 que Sc obliga hacer q
los trabaiadOres sus transacciones,
tambien hemos de objetar acerca de
otra violencia de una ley VICENTE y
que pesar de ser tai IS vulnerada
por lIamados cumplirla. Dichas
leves la de las horas de trabajo
constituyendo un dia adorable.
Aquf, en- Puerto Rico, Honorable
senor, esta ocurriendo que aquellos
trabaios que son del Estado 8 sus mu-
nicipios, caen en- manos de contratis-
tas groseros que sin respetar la ley de
la iornada legal, realizau esas obras
fuera del espfritu de la ley en- sentido
contrario las prescripciones de dicha
lev. En- este sentido, nosotros en- Wis.
ia de estas condolences tan pesimas y
alcunas otras mas que seran senaladas
4 su tempo, evitando as1 la extension
de este documento, venimos a pedir 4
usted file su atenci6n 8 interponga ST
inAuencia, en- llevar a su termino, los
i eIeCLOS QG Qud IClOL]Lict SCho4oGOAlCO q
- las siguientes cuestiones.
: Primero: La fabrication de Hos
:. pitales Asilos que sean necesario
j para impedir ell feo espectaculo |;
q vez entristecedor de mendicidad publ
ca, ell empedrado de la ciudad, el cum
. plimiento de las leyes de Sanidad
8 ornate.
! Segundo: Ell lestablecimiento de Es
cuelas rurales en- aquellos t6rmino
! donde actualmente estan hacienda fa-
q ia. Suppression de las ttchaS, de pGpe
& de Idta, de c0Jre, ETC., en- todas las Fax
' torfas en- todas aquellas parties dor
l. de este en- practica esta acci6n ilega
), Tercoro: Ell estricto compliment
o. de las ocho b0rdS en- aquellas obras qr
,e pertenezcan al F,stado sus munic
g. uios ain cuando esteu bajo contratt
q. lis todo cuanto por ahora tenemC
=. que manilestarle deseandole un bue
aciertO en- "a Interpretation de vuestl
% demanda en- vuestra administraci0
q Somos de usted spetuosament
de Juan Carreras, Secretario del lnteriO
y Nicolas Medina, SecretariO de Com
nicaci0nes Luis Bacent, ,Secretar
eS del Exterior; Julio Senges v DubOc
es Secretario de actas y miDutas: 10
III Maria Torres, organiZador.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-07-26

terno, al despacho de las prescrip-
clones facultativas.
La mejor garantfa de eeta ca
sa es ell creciente favor que el pu-
blico arecibeno le dispense y la
especial recommendation que los
principales medicos de la ciudad
/ acen sus clientes
Prec;os, sin competencia
Sc hacen analisis de orinas,
por un nlodico estipendio.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-07-26
P R { { | D S"'"
de los articu|Os mas impOrtantes
que Sc detaIIan en- almacenGs

Arroz de 5 p a ) segdn clase.
Jamones de S 1O7 a I0z
Quesos S 13 amer. y Is patagras
Tocino 4 5 IA
Jab6n de 5 AZ q ; ROcamora.
Pasta Al.
Manteca de 5 81 a 74segdn clase.
Harina de s. a 81.
Habichuelas de So a 8
Mantequilla de s sl3al5
Garbanzos de S Al a s.
Bacalao q 5 7.
Cebollas-a S21.
Tasajo-a s61
Papas de so ;
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For missionary Exhibit.

On account of the Woman's Auxilia-
~ and Guild Of ST. Andrews Cathedral
being postponed until June 6, the COM
mittee on the missionary exhibit re-
quests that each member Of the Auxili-
ary bring some characteristic Hawai-
ian curlo or photograph to st. An
drew's Priory before Sunday. as the
box must be shipped east by the
steamer Ventura on Monday. Such
articles as hats sofa pillows. mats.
Ieis OF all sorts, photographs or ka-
hills. would be particularly appropri-
ate. For further particulars ring up
Blue 3012.
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BUSINESS LOCALS.

Just try one Of those chocolate wal
nut cakes at Perfection Home Bakery.
Look out for ps.int.g says Stanley
stephenson, the painter on 137 Kine
street.
Members OF the Tiealani and Myrtle
Boat Clubs IAN obtain bathing suits
at The Pacific Import Co
fine piano is offered for sale or
very easy terms. Ssse our classified adj
yertisements for particulars
Ten shares of q popular and well
known mercantile house will be sold at
public auction toInsrrcw at Morgan
auction rooms.
At a special meeting Of the directors
of the Hustace, Peck Co., Ltd, held
yesterday Mr.. Frank Husface was
elected manager.
Do NOT pay high prices for butter
when you can obtain good roll Of
sunrise butter at 35c. pound at G..
.. zee Hops, KanilSinu Market
Nicely furnished, cool, mosquito
PROOF rooms, with board, in private
family, are offered for rent. Good high
elevation. See our classified advertise
znents on last page.
The. furniture and effects of four
room cottage are offered for sale at a
bargain. Party leaving city and must
sell. No reasonable offer refused. See
CLASSIFIED advertisements.
Today at 10 o'clock VIII E. Fisher
viii hold an auction sale Of household
furniture and effects at the residence.
1929 Baretania street near Keeaumoku.
List of articles to be sold is published
elsewhere.
The entire household furniture and
furnishings of the residence of Mrs. A.
Ludioff, No. 145 Vineyard street, near
River, will be sold at public auction
today at 10 o'clock by James F. Nor
gan, the auctioneer.
One hundred shares of the Territory
Stables Co., par value of which is $1,000
q share, will be sold at public auction
tomorrow at noon. Also five $1,000 six
per cent bonds OF the Moana Hotel
Go. For particulars call at Jas. F..
Morgan, the auctioneer
BY order OF the Board of Commits
sioners OF Agriculture and Forestry,
VIII z. Fisher viii close out the remain-
ing plants. trees, shrubs, etc, at the
Government Nursery, corner of King
and Keeaumolxu streets, on Wednesday
next. See particulars under his big
auction flag. in this paper.
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CONCERT AT THE
HAWAIIAN ANNEX

1.-THE following program has been ar
ranged by Captain Berger for tonight's
moonlight concert at the Hawaiian
Hotel Annex:
PART L
Overture" Italian in A1gier', Rossini
'cavaIieria Rusticana.'.
.........=......s.--.- .-...- Mascagni
"Reminiscences OF Verdi Godfrey
Vocal Selections
(a) IKE Aloha Hilxi NAL
Obi ma MoIokama.''
Miss j. Keliiaa-
1e) He Inoa nj, Waipio.''
Cd Mani HaiII lxa Lehua.'s
Mrs. n. Alapai
PART II
"Reminiscences of All Nations" ......
.~... GodIFey
Waltz Wedding s,f the Winds" Halt
sHiawatna'. eby rssquest) -.
.Anonas' (by reauestl
Navajo. (by reauestl 80.
ssBedelia',. (by redrlest1
aloha De-
1.-THE italian Anthem. =
1.-THE Star Spangled Banner
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g sassSsss g ss3Ssssasss GO Sc g g 8
Collector Chamberlain has beer nosi
fed from Washington that the interna
revenue office may be closed on Satur
days at one O'Clock.
The Kawafl1au GIee Club will furnish
the music for the Travesty company
dance at the Royal Hawaiian Hote
Seaside Annex tonight.
w. g. Irwin & Co. received notice
| on the China yesterday that the Ven
tura would be able to take all pas
Sengers booked, leaving here May 81.
G. NJ Bechtel, who is hi charge -o1
the immigration station, declines tt
discuss the report from Washington
that the delay in the new building is
due TO him.
There will be no service al the Chris
tan church tonight on account of the
Congress OF Song. Tomorrow night
the meetings viii be resumed, the sub
ject being Home.
Reports have been received from Ka-
uai Of the robbery Of the store at Ma
kaweli OF underwear and je.welry. Be-
tween $500 and $500 worth OF booty was
secured by the burglars
The funeral services over The remains
of the late Rev. Thos. Smith were held
in st. Andrews Cathedral yesterday
afternoon ana were largely attended.
The remains will be crematsd.
A special meeting Of the Ahahui
Iolani ma Wahine Hawaii viii be
held this afternoon at ST. Andrew S
Sunday schoolroom at 3 O'clock. A full
attendance of the members is expected.
The unveiling of 81 bronze monument
in memory of the late prince Hiram
Kauikeaouli Kiwalao Kealiikapuninuia-
namao viii take place at the HAWAI-
ahao cemetery on Saturday. May 2s, at
p. m. Friends are invited.
The dance advertised to be given at
the Moana Hotel this evening has been
postponed on account of the band con-
cert to be given tonight at the Ha-
waiian Hotel Annex and which is to
be followed by a dance there.
Letters received in the China gave
further particulars of the death OF Mrs
j. II. Mcdonald The remains were
cremated and the funeral ceremonies
held IN the Odd Fellows cemetery. In
terment was made in the family plot
at Petaluma.
The three japanese arrested by Col
lector Chamberlain and Marshal lien
dry at Wahiawa have been committed
to await the action OF the federal grand
jury. The men were operating still,
using pineapples and Il root in the
preparation of okolehao.
Tolki Inoguchi was ordered released
by Judge Dole on a writ of habeas
corpus sued out by Attorney J. w.
Cathcart. Toki was refused landing
and ordered deported. but she was re-
leased upon the ground that she had
not been given a proper hearing.
High Sheriff Brown served execu-
ton papers In the case OF LiIiuokala-
nj VS.. Inter Island Telegraph Co. yes
terday and for short time the wire
less system was In the hands of the
police. The required bend was given,
when the instruments were released.
A handsome oak dresser. bamboo
furniture, oak dining room set, box
couch. ported palms and ferns. bicycle,
iron bedsteads, etc. will be sold at
auction this morning at ten o'clock at
1929 Beretania street. The Beretania
street car stops just at the residence
where the sale is to be held. Watch
for Fishers flag.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-05-27
LOCAL BREvITlES.

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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-05-27
One Great
Unknown Day
The Difference.

Mr.. Hamilton said in the course OF
sermon on the Kingdom of God"
last night at the Christian church. that
the difference between the Apostles OF
Christ and the present day. so-called
Apostles was that the former
raised the dead ana cast out devils.
while the latter cast out the dead and
raised the devil.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-05-27
Rauaball Leagae Meetlng.

At the baseball meeting yesterday
the schedule of practice nights was fixed
for the teams playing next week The
League also ratified the action IF Pres
ident Isenberg in appointing G. T.
Wilder as umpire in place of Cottrell.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-05-27
Wore 1eoney For :Honolulu.

A couple of days prior to the sailing
of the feet from Honolulu large
number of the men viii receive their
pay. The visiting nnen-of-warsrnen
have already spent a. large amount Of
money here.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-05-27
merrted m San Francisco.

Miss Ethel Marshall. who recently
left Hawaii after a couple of years
residence here and was for time
assistant cashier of Ishlers & Co.. was
In San Francisco on May 10
to G. n. Tehan, of Milwaukee