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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-19
Wcrdants' &c Mincrs' 5ranspur.
iatiun EumpanO.

Gampfcr,pinieu.
Wnb Voltnn NIB ocm Often: ieben Wpninp.
9tenlidg, GonncritGg uno Gamitug, gIbcItbS
o lbr.
Rat Brobiheuee II. bcIH Often. ieben Conn,
tag, Wtititpob INTO 5rcilng. Nbeno9 6 tl0r.
ya6 Ncmp0rt $ WcluS uno gtorfuIf: tdaIih
nm q nbt NheHbS.
Trati W,rb tdeIid bis r llbr abenbs fRr an
oenl 1uac 1bfabtenbe 9unpier nnpenomnlen,
Nnh Sobdrnnb lito bent Giioen: ie6en Diem
ling, .Donneritng nro Galnitaa, Mbenbs 0 llbr.
VoltOIIer INTO Rtuhiocncc 9omptcr 'abtcn
bon Der 9RerIic am 5lJbe hes pona,Bods nb;
Snonnnnb' Sampler bon oer g8etfte am ilBc
Der Sclb 6alssytpenue.
Is. ". Siainobam, aaent,
punps1Df.
~, Y. Turner, 8..B. .Ngcnt.
n. =. etebbins, @eu. .Dlan
pnupibiircdu - 9uoun.gdt German. uao
sigbt.Straee. U13,I&G)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-19
WarDlano nno Ycnniglpania Yabn.
8ase oerlaHen 9orth. aoenus.e citation:

$50 BORN. Foit uub Dorf. tdgIi6, aiSges
ltoillntcn SonutugS.
$50 BORN. 4tfuni. nab Gelin. tur SJnntaas
$50 Born. NftUm. ndfl NeIuir, iuqlib, uuSaes
nOlnnlell >onntnps.
Ii. 30 BORN. Nffoin. nab Pelair, ldplib. disues
ltrrnneli SOnntage.
10 Huhnt. Nttoli. nod PeIuir, nur GunlItnas
3.4J gGdlia. Eott had y)ort taalidl, attsaes
%nulrnleit Sonntdqs.
100 lindhti. Nfiom. Hu6 Delta. ittr Sonntnas,
$50 Yudrt. Ifiont. nab Scltu, tdglit, dus1es
noTrHen Sonniaas.
6.0J Mbc1toS Nffom. mad g'elair, tdpii(h, aus
qcItonlmeH SoHntdqe.
III 90 glbenos Affom. nab gelair rur Conn.
tags.
f1.45 g6enbs gtfon. nd6 getair. nur Mitt.
mods u1o Edmaas.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-19
2,eue (dnelre Gag 2soote
Der GrieSiuu Siuic.
DSOro Baltimore" nno yYcnn"
nadJ philadelphia.

gcn 1iemtog. ben 30. Mai, 3urmiitngS g
llbr, an idNIid uno Gou1tnoS gbiabrt bon
piQbtt mo 9tuitsG irabc, IN 9eitcrtou lllo Sbc.
ttCr, IA. nubnItenh.
Ncrrlidle Tafrt hnrdl ben 0nual.
S0brprcis Int elmer NidtumG 81 80. Nunhs
inbrt (l5 Iaac) fiji. bic Riidin6rt ionobG Ouf
oCnl Ing', pie gubtsQpoic piiliiS, $3.50.
gtnuotnhrts@iucte bon philadelphia NIT Der
- & o.. Giieububn" 5uriidiebrcrio. $3.50. -
Nurblnbriss Gtuete iah Ntlantic.GiiD rrh Slis
md per Moot $3.75, oocr per VHbn, IL Sonc
ahItin, $3.50. Scrltcr EurhfnbrtSsgiIctc itu6
gieiu YIprt, qoua.Vrouh, MSburn' Bari. In elmer
Nihtttq, $500; Jiunorctic 5000; Snpe Wah,
9iuuofubrt, $500. Scr Ibcn6 3atnpfer fd6rt
iiaIidb, SotmtdgS n~uSNcnommen. nm 3 libr
guhmtttugS db. Subrbincic iUcrhcn I'M Vii
rcnl. iuluic bel NlhUup6'S. gr. POI. Gotos
CHARLES StrGbc. rntb gllbduO. Itub, Snrniugls
springs, Hcuport. gicu 0uucu CGt), NortIonb
CUlC,) ilnb l0rolibcnFnrficu %bcrfnuft, Ghreiht
lucNclt Ntciiciibrcr. Ginrcucc Sbriuer, glpcnt,
9ir. 20i, iabtsSirabc. 001-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-19

illdprng Der Scltfc beioBt, lit biSbcr
MIR Al, Dem eincn ociinitipc SdJlltij
0elolt0t, ooB @ebeilte nid)t MIR nidt
Qcicit lilt0 9e9en eilen 5~lpeitcn 2niou.
iorocrn I'M 8egentbciI icbr cmpiGnO.
lid iiir NnItedlnG.
Srctbcrrn b. Noru'3 tran.
rtgcr Sail.
Ger Sd,leier, Scr bi9hcr 0cn Gal
0c5 6reibcrrn y. &Orn. oca GOclnans
mes, Der mcgcn @cdieIi1lihuno al
Iedla Gabren 3uhtbou5 pcrllrtbcilt
lpuroc, nmbiluc, lit cIuolid) gcbobcll
poroct. 0urh Sic &erboitlul0 ulo
Wcltraflna bon picr W0nncrn, ous
rltlltcr jtpct acQlNr, Elm auufmonil
mo Elm Eopc5icrcr, u1ltcr Der 9In.
fIogc, OuB tie Dem Srcibcrru piele
Tou'cnoc NIurt I'M 9nlie Der Sabre
crpreBtcn, lit Der gun5c bebolcrltd)c
Toll bct0nnt gcpor0Cn. Non Nnrll
.'"' '"' ~PI't ''''t' ptto''''" r''
I,''',H' l"' ioelu' o'c NIet 'o'b'''''
NudlbCrn cr, nm icirc Sd)an0e Dor
Den Scincn uno Scr 2hlBenuclt 6lt
ucrbcrNcu, oelr Grprcliern lcln uno
icincr 6rau &crmogcu geoptcrt bate,
o'''o ,9,'' "'qiS "''p' n'['9' "tS o"'u5
"~''''''uq e''po'o''''S ,'''o 'V'Gu''o''
yen 5" e''""Iei'' "'u =" q ','o''o"''
o't' 'out Ut S'to'su''''"'tP''''' ~
Iot8'c l'''e e~'V''"'''9' y ~ 'p"'
9''''I'ae'' 'ool' o't oo"''' No'o'''''8
oVt Vui.''et 9'!euJt ."
It" -, " '''"
Giucr decentralization N}clomu,
olI3 @ollltooer 5lIIol9e eret9nctc lld
bel Der geltrigen @elihtl9nn0 o}2
oorti8er aoni0S llIonens He9lncnt3
9fr. Is Ollrd) ocn &dt'er Elm bella.
A%cnalpcrtbcS ilnglltd. M 6ol9c Ct
nea foIld o~crlturocncn Commands
rlttcn 5lpcl 3il9c III clllnllocr, un0 Der
3nlommcnprolI NOR cln 10 bc'tl9cr,
BOB Elm Wtonn foot AMI Dem EIabc
bllcb, m0hrclto mcbrcrc Mann Der.
lctlrn1elt erllttcn. Ter aoilcr, mel
der Gbcf oeS aolli9S llInltcn Ne
1lnlcntS ut, mar nit groBcm BcIoI8c
sur Selld)ti9rng erlhlelclt, mo Der
TortoIl lptcltc lldl belrobe lnlllllttcl'
bar Dor lelnen Nllgen alb. 6ilr bic
Gorricrc Gerlent9cn, lpcld)c an Der
autdItropbe Die StuIo tro0cL Ollr'tc
lid ooa &ortomnniB uerb0n9nlBOou
cr1ueilcn.
Wus hrm 9cihr hrrGurn
guy "''toul,H "" "S''!'''cl Nu9''
p'U''S "i" ""'.o9''', oob N'tVt'o'
@''''''U So''lt'o p''' lN''el'
ir''''.''' S~''tl''ou''''" etnI' o. fo,l0''
-n' '"' V"i,lp'TI un' @N'o'''9 SUI
SVvottt "to "'S 't'8'll'nl u'' IVY
mopU''l'" SP''" H,o"l' "s'o
g'lt v''ou9n puov' w. 'D.s utS pE''vt
|'.'n' U'tr"'.''', n"oe8t"'to'' YIN
it'o ''ul FoU"t' TT ~''''uVn' ,0''Uo
uo'l "'l 'V"' 't'' Cn8'V'''!''" w.
So8[9'" '',ou".''' ~ wv ov't''o' ptl''
So''pl'l'. WI 0I"' IVY" S'9"c' >''"
Ho"' ou'.'t' .U''ut ~ Go"0't'' n'o
0uyun p''''!'' l'0' W't'uJ 8lob't "I
P"t"''''' ''l''uN ""b't o,'' S.'o"''
" - O~'!t N
,',' ~ "'"t,''' ,e,
o., '',''''u' "'",''lel| IVY
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lu''oVi'"'H ooi' ''tll'tl'pP' o"'o'''''
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-19

. Seseu an Sooer fir aonbuu nno Rarts an.
Snmbura.Nmcrifa'G inie,
81 NronoDop. Rem.Yorf.
Irtbnr ". &O6iOn,
1877 Sit'@oltimore.Str.
Hm alien Yldse.
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Nus 9entidlanb.
NrennbidDaitlidr S~cbunolnua britt.
IdIcr Stnoienrciicnocr.

@ergroBcrlmg oc3 Stobca Scr Ocltt.
i6cn 9otifoit in @oi5ington. -
! Die oltc Cute iiber cine Nuleritu.
iobrt Oea aniicrS @ilbclm. -
Gas ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS uuo oic
@cnidItorre in Shlciicn. ~ 81.
ocntbiimlihcS llngIiid Dor 0ct
Ilt9cn 0c$ aoiicr3 bel elmer &c.
nllc in Sonuopcr. 6~rcibcrrn
b. @orn'S @%crilrtbcillul8.
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6cllcr &criid)er,uIpo ANcutcn.
SOME Hripnolu SrdictD" 1925 &fni
0cn-2pcnuc.
". :. SbodcliorO x Go., , Git.So.
rntogu-S troBc.
&cnrp ~, SoriicIo (9iouoN, 2l0
O't+SerinQtoH.S truBC.
Nirdheoo 4 Son, 2ll Oit.%crington,
StruBe. ui
&cuncB & lonIor. BOG Oit 2crin0
ton=StroBc.
(urner 4 Sbonro@, > Olt.S oroto0o.
StroBc,
No. >. Sclocn, # Oit . Elcoiont-
StroBc.
0uhbonolmnq.
Oira. %. Wortin, 7t5 Wcit Ycrin0.
TONS troBc.
Ieuerlihcrc N}obCt. &ogerlnQ.
@robom'a Worcboulc. Forf Tucnllc
ltu0 GolpblnsS tr0Bc.
@rumociqcntbma- Woflcr.
Eicrrc &. Gu0on X 9tcpbclu, tG Ger.
in0tonsS trnBe.
W0dcr HcQuiiiten.
Tbc D}perS & @id5 60, tOl Siio.
Solporo.S trobc. o..
-
Noubol} &on6lcr.
(bos. Wottbcu9 & Son, Canton.
gpcnue mo AIbcmnrle.S troBc.
Geo. i. SIoon & BRO, Al &i0bt.
StroBc.
9Ied). mo tmoinirtc StobGluooren.
NotionoI GnomcltuQ & Stomping
So, 100 Nnnopcr StrnBe.
Ton1pinloifincrL @cllel II. Elrmpcn.
@ouoce Stcbbiua 4 Cons, Charles.
mo &onborO. StroBe.
SonOpirtbitloitlltc @erGtbc mo
Su'I'V'',E''
Foco.StroB
Srnonncntulc Irabt Arbcitcn.
Tliur & So. 3lt u. 0omoro.St Ctr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-19

NutnpDIIe, Ult NpO1I1 eidil0ft, U.bO ufl0
'si5 Norm. $50 uno l5,h5 gtudm, 6uuloet'
SinttoH. 100 tno 900 BORN. 1900 Wltli
sbcuoa.
1reOsrid. VT globuI siaiion. 2s45 nuo l9.4s.
Potm. 9atnoen Stdtiou. 1885. 1900. 20.1b mo
1000 Buuul., li.25, 800 Into 800 gladm.
Riudleittr, nj. GloDaGS tnttOn. MO 8orm.
nno l213 BH6m. GGulocu Citation, 1920 Born. d.
1900 Ino $3.50 Yadm.
oaaeretoipn, mi. RunnI.e citation, is.45 ROT,
1850 gubnl, 9anloensS tatiot. 90 BORN.
1850 tuo 400 ytudbtn.
6uitutt. 6itg uno VT. aira, GnmbcrrSt1tiort
1876 uHb N9.ib BORN, 1925. 1850, $500
giufm., 600 uno .it.4b stbenoS.
Curtis Gan. S1moensS %tatiori. 1928 BORN.
enraA, nj. RoDnlrS tatinu, *2.43 Nnhui.
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neutrality-suspicious.. WotIcr.
Eierrc &. Gu0ou X 9tcpbclu, 1G Ger.
ingtonsS trnBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-19
Spnrbonfcu.
Central Souin9S' Norf, Charles
un0 2cringtonsS trdBc.

9onficrS lnb Wiotlcr.
NnmbICton & So, II OitScrington,
StraBc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-19

6elcrlihcrc Ni0bct &ogerumq.
@robom'@ Worcboulc, Forf Nucnlrc
mo Golpbilts Str0Bc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-19

Wddcr HcQuiiitcn.
Tbc W}perS & &id5 So, tOl SiiO.
Soluor0.S ir0bc. O.,
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Vlthbonollun9.
!Otrs. VI. Mortin, 7t5 Wcit Ycrilg
toni StroBc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-19

Tllerleits erbe6en iid proteitircnoC
Stltnlnen gegen Die bon berHegierunQ
geplalrte @erpahtllng oes oItell boto.
nild)en- 8artens, oern Der Yod)tper.
trng belagt, odB Die Gon5eiiiondre oae
Heft erbolten IoaerL Die id)oneu 9ln.
Iagerl, mo Dies umlmg1nalid notb.
lpenoig lit. Si ai%tSiiibrimg ibrer Yla.
ire" ob5ubol5en. Webrere 0eplta.
tionen bon Smtntidub- uno anoerer
@rlellld1oiten neroen lid oelnu1dlt il,
cntihieoener Weiie an Die suitdnoigei,
0eborben menoen, nm ole Gerpof).
tilng 81 %per9inoern.
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would offer a slight criticism of one
statement of his, that Most of the in
Vestors who have brought the chief in
dustry (sugar) to the prominence 1t
holds, are the children of the mission
aries and their connections, born on the
islands, and eager for the best inter-
ests of their birthIand.' Now, this is
ascribing to these good people far too
great a share of whatever of good or
of evil sugar-planting involves. The
truth [ think, is that they constitute
not more than one-third of such in
vestors and conductors of sugar plan
tations, although they probably exert
a larger proportion OF influence there
in.
To arrive at some accuracy on this
point. L have made an inspection of
crop records for 1904, and of the agen-
cies handling the crops of the various
plantations. I find that there are only
two agencies of missionary connection,
which handle only % per cent. of the
whole product. Two other American
firms control q per cent. One British
firm has per cent, and one German
firm 19 per cent. of the whole. The
balance of II per cent. is divided among
a large number of small agencies. 1t
is nearly certain that this fairly repre-
sents the respective proportion of IN
terest of the different nationalities in
the sugar plantations of Hawaii. MIS-
sionary descendants and connections
undoubtedly hold not over one-third OF
o11r sugar interests, and other Amer
leans another third, while British ana
Germans hold the remaining third. Our
missionaries sons and their relatives
have done much toward building up
Hawaii and their own interests, yet
are much in a minority. The majority
Of the planters. agents and stocKholo-
ers belong 10 quite different classes IN
the community and have always zone
KAMEHAMEHA.
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particular lady honored with her pres
ence. During the night sounds of high
ieveIi'y came through the transom of
the gallant commanders room The
guests were disturbed, the San Fran
cisco ma tron was indignant. The next
morning she said frigidly: "Sir, you
We're entertaining chorus girls in your
room last night The conduct was I'M
seemly; it should not be repeated-and,
moreover, you owe US all profound
apologies" The Commander drew him
self to his full height. Madam" he
said, II was not entertaining members
Of the chorus. The guests in my room
were Mr.. and Mrs. -, managers of
the theatrical company stopping at this
hotel
All parties concerned had up to that
time been pleasantly associated. The
society matron bit her lip. She disIik-
ed precipitating a scene. So she with
drew her charges and graciously gave
a luncheon to the little daughter of the
theatrical managers wife. Now that
was specimen of good behavior.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-12-03
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
AND FITTINGS,

AND FITTINGS.
Consisting of Bedroom Sets, beo-
steads, Bureaus, Chiffoniers, WASH
stands. Elegant Extension Dining Ia
BILE. Dining Chairs, Rockers, WICKER
Chairs. Kitchen Tables, emma WARE
Crockery, Oak Tables, Mating, Rugs
Glassware. Wardrobes, Meat SaIes'
Refrigerators, Screen, Door and VIM
dow Screens, Shades, Mating, Cur
tains. Bath Tub, Lamps, Books, OF All
kinds.
ALSO
SCORE BOOKS OF THE POPULAR
OPERAS:
Mignon, by Thomas.
La Figlia del Reggimento, py Dohi-
zette.
Iocrezia Borgia, by Don1zette-
Don Pasquale, by Donizette.
Lucia di L.ammermoor, by Dohlzetle'
La Traviata, by Verdi.
I'm Ballo in Maschera. by Nerol.
Ernam Giuseppe, by Verdi.
I'm Ballo in Maschera, by Ferol.
II Barbure, by Rossini.
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tional government, with an able white
judiciary. This resulted, after many
dark perils, in securing the recogni-
ton of Hawaiian independence by
England, France and America. Hawaii
prOspered for forty years, and became
productive of wealth. Then arose Ka-
lakaua, a new king of mongrel breed
who undertook to substitute arbitrary
autOcracy supported by an order or
kahunas, or medicine men, which he
revived and organized. After series
OF outrageous misd0ings the Americans
and other whites arose and intimidated
the king into ordaining a new constitu-
ton, chief feature of which took from
the king the appointment of senators
and placed that power in the hands or
a body of electors, holding moderate
property qualification. This worked
we'll for five years. although BOP
Wilcox organized a futile revolt against
it, and Kalakaua strove to evade its
provisions.
But a year after Kalakaua's death his
sister Liliuokalani, openly discarded
that liberal constitution and undertook
to proclaim an autocratic one of her
own invention. This was in January,
1893. For five months previous she had
labored, with ill-success for the most
part and several changes of ministry
to enact laws legalizing opium licenses
and creating public lottery. The auto
cratic constitution came last, and was
solidly met by an instant uprising OF
the whites, and the queens deposition.
The whites conducted all the valuable
and productive business enterprises OF
the islands, which were fatally imperl-
ed by the queens stupid tyranny. Inc
mallory OF the 81. 900 gentle. easy-going
natives resented the deposition Of the
native queen. but did nothing effective
Five years and a half later came an
nexation, which gave to all Hawaiians
universal suffrage as American citl-
Zens.
HOLDINGS OF MISSIONARIES
CHILDREN.
Notable among the contributions 10
the Hawaiian topic at Mohonk was
highly informed and very judicious
paper by Gorham D. Gilman. who mas
long been intimate with Hawaii.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-12-03
EXODUS OF AMERICAN Me-
CHANCES

DR.. Kincaid tells of an exodus of
more than 200 American mechanics
from Central Union Church" I ques-
ton whether he was correctly reported
because I do not believe that half that
number We're ever connected with that
church at one time. There has in truth
been a large exodus of white mechanics
and other workers during the heavy
business depression of the past four
years, especially of carpenters, who
meet more Japanese competition than
do others. But that depression was
caused almost entirely by over-pro-
duction of beet sugar in Europe. Still,
the large number of Japanese laborers
who have acquired various forms of
skill while on the plantations does con-
stitute a formidable obstacle to the
success of white mechanics, who can
not possibly live as cheaply as Asia
tics. although superior in working
ability
1 must confess to a strong feeling of
resentment toward my good friend, DR..
Kincaid. for adopting that most unjust
war cry here against Americans"
that they have robbed the Hawaiians
of their nationality and their lands"
The American missionaries sixty years
ago had led the old chiefs of Hawaii,
norant rulers of 10000 serfs, into en-
dowing those serfs with lands. and in
to establishing a well-ordered constitu
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-12-03

The merchant Ito applicanD-"Where
did you work last?" The office boy
Fer de Gotham Life Insurance Com
p'ny." The merchant-'Howd you
come to quito The office boy-"One
day de president patted me on de head
an advised me ter be honest an never
tell lie. an I snorted right out IN
spite of meself. Brooklyn Life.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-12-03

The News Letter says: case III
W hich a San Francisco matron was IN
volyed. though TO her credit comes 20
me from a Rialto friend just back from
Honolulu. The commander of a war
ship, recently prominent in the puolic
60 v,as s,aying at the same hotel this
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-12-03

You are always having &rore or
less trouble, aren't you" said the
sympathetic friend. You are mistak-
en-" answered the Car, with hauteur:
1--WE never have less. "-Washington
Star
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-12-03

Don't the Highfiyers live beyond
their income?" Dear newly, they
live beyond the income they wish they
had. Life.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-12-03
HONOLULU IRON WORK@
COMPANY.

Machinery. Black Pipe, GalvhniSs&
Pipe. Boiler Tubes, Iron and Steel, Mns
gineers' Supplies.
OfTfce-Nuuanu street
Works-Kakaako.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-12-03
REV. DR.. BISHOP ON
KlNCAID'S TALK
Continued from Page ID

Scudder correctly showed. The sparse
attendance on SO many of our native
Protestant churches is due largely to
the actual decline of population in the
last sixty years from 100000 natives to
81, 200. 1t is also a result of having on
ly five or six white Protestant workers
among the natives to cope with thirty
or forty white Catholic and Mormon
clergy.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-12-03
HOLDINGS OF MISSIONARIES
CHIT DREN

the Hawaiian topic at Mohonk was
highly informed and very judicious
paper by Gorham D. Gilman. who mas
long been intimate with Hawaii. l
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-12-03
Santa
Claus
Will
Pay Us
His
Annual
Visit

~ SCaL efforts have been made make the Christmas
formerly hay beer
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-11-25

Soll. and guaranteed by R;'er Bros
Drug Co, Logan, Utah; Montpelier
Franklin and Preston, idaho.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-11-25
Notice OF Intention TO Tax.

Notice Is hereby given by the city council
OF Logan, Utah, that II intends to levy spe-
cial tax on the real estate hereinafter desCrlb-
ed for the purpose Of laying u cement side
walk. five feet wide, and for that purpose OF
levying said tax, special taxing district to
he known and designated as Sidewalk Dis
trict No, 10 will be created within the bound
aries of the district TO he affected and henc-
fitted by the said improvements
The said improvement will begin al the NJ
tersectiOn OF Second North and First East
streets. and runs thence south on the east
side OF First East street a distance OF one
block: thence east one block on the north
side OF First North street: thence north one
block on the west side OF Second East street,
The property to he affected and benefited
thereby Is the frontage along said streets OF
and eight (s) OF block II. plat "A" Logan City
survey.
That the estimated cost OF the said i'm
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-11-25
KOdOl
Dyspepsia Cure

enables the stomach and digestive organs
to digest and assimilate all Of the whole
some food that may be eaten. 1t nourishes
the body, and rebuilds the weak organs,
restoring health and strength. Kodol cures
Indigestion. constipation, dyspepsia, sour
risings. belching, heartburn and all stomach
disorders.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-11-25
"DEiTiES" OF NAVAJO INDIANS
Tribe Still cIings Fast to the Aneien
Superstition.

Tribe Still clings Fast to the Ancient
Superstition.
The hideous pictures of Indian del.
ties that are commonly circulated give
are, after all, only ordinary human be-
ings. Probably the most awe-lnspir-
inS of Irdian "deties" are those of
the Navajo people. The deities are,
really medicine men and they never
perform before the peOUle except
posed 10 be almost unlimited and a
patient they have treated has before
him long life and good health. Their
bodies are Invariably taitoocd in .nC
most grOtesquC fashion and over the,3
heads are placed hideous masks made
of fiber and skins When patient
Is to be treated hey dance about him
ard sing un0.vry songs all the while
spriukiing him with sacred lotions or
healing him with magic wands. The
whole tribe gathers at such Ccre.
nouy and for days fJas, and drink AZ
the sick mans expense. when tho
many ceremonies are over the masked
"dCities" disappear. unmask In secret
ar later appear among the other
triEesmen.
Though tie old-timc supe"s'itions
of the Indians are fasf dying ont. a
few of tie more complete nations still
cling to the old traditions and meth
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-11-25
A Liquid Cold Cure.

A cough syrup which drives a cold
out of the system by acting as ca.
tharUic on the bowels is offered in
Kennedys Laxative Honey and Tar.
Clears the throat, strengthens the
lungs and bronchial tubes. The
mothers friend and the children'S
favorite Best for Group, whooping-
cough, etc. A liquid cold cure and
the only cough syrup which moves the
bowels and works all cold out Of the
system Sold by Ritter Bros. Drug Co.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-11-25
Good scarecroWs Wasted.

A gentleman who had been at
grcat expense to adorn his garden
with statuary was much chagrined re-
Gently to hear an old man from the
country say TO his wife as they gazed
upon the statues: "Jes see what a
waste, Belinda. Here's no less than
six scarccrows in this tcn-foot patch,
and any one Of EN- would keep the
crows from u fiye.acre field. London
TitBifS
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-11-25
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate of Jasper Lennon. deceased
Creditors win present claims with vouchers
to the undersigned at his residence In Men
don City In the County of Cache and State
OF Utah. on or before the twenty-third day
OF January A. ID. 1906,
Date OF first publication September Goth A.
ID. 1905.
jeremiah Baker. Administrator Of the
estate of Jasper Lennon, deceased
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-11-25
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate OF knud Hansen deceased
Creditors will present claims with vouchers
to the undersigned at his residence at No. ~
west Center street, Logan. Cache county,
state OF Utah, on or before the 10Th day of
March, \, B 1906,
Date OF first publication Nov, Sth, A. u.
1905.
WILLIAM DAVIS,
Administrators of the estate OF Kuud Han
sen. deceased.
Hart 4 Ncbckcr Attorney for said estate
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-11-25
81 Thank The Lord, +"

cried Hannah Plant, of Little Rock,
Ark, "for the relief ! got from Buck
lens Arnica salve. 1t cured my fear
full running sores, which nothing else
would heal, and from which had suf-
fered for years" 1t is a marvellous
healer for cuts, burns and wounds.
Guaranteed at Ritter Bros. Drug Co
DC