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The statesman., 1906-06-01
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The Hawaiian star., 1906-04-02
TELEPHONE WHITE s51.

phecy in the following from the St
Paul Dispatch, a Republican paper in
good standing, and of large influence.
I'm something Mr.. Williams (John
Sharp Williams, Democratic Leader in
the HOuse), said we think we can see
why the tariff has this surprising vi
tality that makes it young and vigor-
Gus under the load of centuries You
KNOW he said addressing the Repub-
lican side, that if the Democrats could
make an ideal Democratic tariff it
would include upon the list a tax on
nearly everything consumed. The
Democratic idea of raising revenue by
tariff is the idea of taxing American
consumers as nearly as possible equal
ly and uniformly III proportion to the
strength of the back of the taxpayer to
bear the burden of the tax
Here We have, as we think, the rea-
son why this form of raising revenue
is always attended with agitation, op-
position, if not to itself, then to sched-
ules and rates, and why it never is
and never can be settled 1t taxes what
men consume and as men consume un-
equally and without relation to income
or accumulation Of property, it is es-
sentially unequal and never propor-
toned to the strength of the back of
the taxpayer A man of large wealth
and no family may pay less tax than
one of small property and large fam
lily. The injustice of this is so mani
fest, the sense of injustice it arouses
is so justified that it is no wonder
men never rest contented under it.
Some day, when the Republican par
ty shall have shaken off the standpat-
ters, after it shall have made them
get their feet out of the trough and
addresses itself to a serious consider
alton, we doubt not it will find its
course outlined for it by Senator John
sherman in his speech on the tariff in
1872. He then said:
A few years of further experience
VIII convince the whole body of our
people that system of national taxes
which rests the whole burden of taxa
ton on consumption and not entirely
on property or income is intrlnsicalIy
unjust. 1t win not do to say
that each person consumes in propor-
tion to his means. That Is not true.
Every one must see that the consump-
ton of the rich does not bear the same
relation to the consumption of the poor
that the income of the one does to the
income of the other
"And when the Republican party set
ties taxation on the lines OF that e.ain- |
The Hawaiian star., 1906-04-02
Republican Free
Trade Sentiment

general tendency strongly marked in the Democratic party but
manifested all parties toward lower tariffs Undoubtedly the Cob
Britain had its influence But with the
undeamed off fiscal needs which the brought about tariffs high
and still higher imposed of raising The
the paramount and the questions tariff
gotten
Following issues the btteresses growing
absorbed attention the exclusion of all other
for time But early 1870 there began be quite
Republican party lowered
tariffs looking trade. Other that
time however passions strong The
party 1872 might raised the and with success
for the stirring which brought about the submergence
OF that party the Liberal Republican, movement which nominated
Greeley Presidency the LIBERAL Republican party
taken up the issue of lower tariffs with Horace Greeley lifelong
candidate would have been nconguous and the
sbered In 1876 Samuel Iden secured the adoption Of
plank IN the platform on which ne ran Tor the Presidency pedgng
the Democratic party tariff and there little doubt but
that this of the important elements that contributed SO largely
Iildens wonderful the made
President But the Democratic party 1880 in 1884 failed
follow and the thousands
etade the Republican party who never bowed the knee
C they believed the Republican party this
than that only hafheare and rresoey right they
believed the Democratic party the question In the
of 1888 and 1892 the Democratic party quare breasted the ISSUE
and though successful 1892 its performances not equal to its
promises , p.
But during all this PERIOD when the doctrine protection
the Republican party when the councils of the
party free trade any hint of anathema there has always
both and
party their faith Like
aniy Japan left by the Jesuit missionaries when the
expelled who found after nearly centuries have kept the
h though denied the they remained the
Cpes they avowd Prominent among newspapers
cago Tribune the ST. Paul Dispatch Since Spanish there
Republican party President Mckinley gave
the speeches he made shortly before his DEATH though
death undoubtedly retarded the movement.
the old faith in the Republican party party through
which shall Ultimately free trade is flaming up again. The
andpaer and the extreme proectonsts still undoubtedly
the party organization free traders air
while the dread Of political party consequences almost
entirely absent There almost tone of exuaon note of
The Hawaiian star., 1906-04-02
Henry James !
Classified


lies upon the reading OF
a certain kind of books
The kind says, should interesting dull lest
i soothing produce that yawnng
WEAKNESS who would sleep 1t should
appeal intellectual gently that there burning de-
reach the end OF the story and strongly enough
the reader along without boredom.
And he finally settles famous book Buons Ana
OF Melancholy, the best he has been ae find
sleep With its stories of recondte learning, umOr
paradox old Buons book the scholarly mind And
yet with all its iormai of plan gdy logical is book which
be read COnsecuy To the desuoy reader such
trying sleep should be- readable either forward back
ward, both ways from the middle
The Chicago Oean touching the much exploited work
OF Henry James, pleasant pleasure to
suggest modern addition class of literature which The Ana
tony Melancholy upon the authority of Dr. Holmes
roboracd by personal experience easily first 1t the article
titled Boston, North American Review, by Mr. Hen
James AS well known Mr. James has for years cultivated the
detached habit of mind He has himself simply observe and
the expression, without all
whether he He boasts that his only literary gospel is
that of the exquisite and inevitable word
AS result who hold that author should really
thing say well study how say and that of
skill delivery make the lack of positive message de
liver have found the writings of Mr. increasingly dull In the
present specimen appears absolutely of the
dictionary, with But he evidently does
whether he gets forever
and deity gracefully
his dagaons One always hopes beginning of his long
tences that when the end reached meaning will And
then, perhaps the
The gentle curiosity thus aroused but overstmulated
conducive uber In has been found impossible by
persons upon whom the experiment tried
through than page Mr. James Boston,
amid the clamOr of downtown Chicago and of metropolitan
paper office.
AS there tirytree pages OF Mr. James impressions,
there comfortable whole
nights sleep every page. Therefore with great pleasure that
literature whose The Anatomy
Melancholy and recommend its peusal the sufferer from insomnia
The Hawaiian star., 1906-04-02
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The Hawaiian star., 1906-04-02

ent Republican senator, it will be final
ly settled, and not until then"
The Hawaiian star., 1906-04-02

buy buildings
that
it
on and GUARAN contain and
Absolutely Lead Zinc Pigments
[ is made for :
sendo sample card of fcolors
The Hawaiian star., 1906-04-02

Office, Campbell Block. Merchant st
Honolulu, T. H.
The Hawaiian star., 1906-04-02

The Panama Canal controversy ought
to live in history as the worlds great
est battle of experts. After all these
years, the ablest engineers of all ma
tions are as divided as ever on the
question of what sort of a canal should
be constructed.
The Hawaiian star., 1906-04-02
NOTICE.

Beginning November 15, 1905, owing
to a change in the price Of certain
sizes Of crushed rock, prices will be as
follows:
No. 1-S1.55 per cubic yard.
No. 2-$1SO per cubic yard.
No. 3-S2.O5 per cubic yard.
No. $3.50 per cubic yard.
We wish to call attention to the fact
that No A has been reduced to prac-
tically the price of white sand making
it available for all kinds of concrete
work for which it is far superior to
any other sand.
LORD & BELSER
The Hawaiian star., 1906-04-02

Oliver Wendell Holmes, some
where i'll one of what he called his
"medicated' essays, discusses
sleeplessness and its remedies. He
rejects on sanitary grounds the al
coholic "nightcap," and after con-
-.Lnr.,,u. .n,.nrnl cHl, n--c EnnllN snt-
The Hawaiian star., 1906-04-02

Mark Twain gives as "A reason why
he does not take kindly to the sugges-
ton that he be selected to succeed
Chauncey M. Depew or Thomas Plat
as senator from New York, that to
make good" as a senator one must be
in love with the job and be Industrious
The Hawaiian star., 1906-04-02

The appropriation for legislative ex-
penses for Hawaii by Congress leaving
out items for interpreting and trans
lating, does not put an end to those
forms of graft. There Is nothing to
prevent the legislature of Hawaii from
employing interpreters and paying them
as it sees fit.
The Hawaiian star., 1906-04-02
FACTS AND FANCIEs.

AS an example of an ONCE seeking the
man there could be nothing finer than
the spectacle Of the Supreme Bench in
quest OF Secretary Taft.
No thoughtful footpad will soon again
essay the robbery of a newspaper man.
There really is not much in 1t but the
penalty.
The Hawaiian star., 1906-04-02
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The Hawaiian star., 1906-04-02

Few shares of following stocks for
sale: Pioneer Mill Co., Oahu Sugar
Co., Eva Plantation Co., Hawaiian
Sugar Co., Waialu Agricultural Co.,
Etc.
The Hawaiian star., 1906-04-02

There has always been an ele-
ment of the Free Traders in Amer
ica who believed that free trade
would eventually come through
the Republican party. For good
many years prior to the outbreak
oF +1,o Civil Mo- +I,a-a LoJ baer, q
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-19
bIBLIOTECA DE .LA DEMOCRAcIA,

pandec 10. prneros del SOL Maria seguia corrien:
aaua aenda muy conocda hca mucho tempo que para
ella era la senda del dolor
Despuesde andAr de hora, lego aque mismo
o donde en- noche de ooho scb6 ss nrmera conone
dc Ocvo Para que NADIA fase maro resolvi6 leer
carta bo aqueos mmos krboes Por espaco de g6n empo
vacll6 on abrra arrug6 temboroso dedos Por n
en- IN momeno de desesperac6 romp6 sobr arranc6 de
'que papel tan temido lego 10 sguiente:
3C6mo, aprecads prms, pensSis nue.tras nidadas3
ereis que % perdone uego promotes morro En YER
dad her6as dedades solo ae encuentran en- Vende
Tranquzaos mi querda Mf, sos quen deb pdonarme:
20 hsbfa tornado cudado de absovsrcs Hce empo
que repreento vuestro pap compzco restuiros
MI rsnquezs me serva de eScuSa Imsgnao q1erida pm
que "a dez ocho meses estoy casado Vutscs 'mr
dmento han desperado los mos sieno ante confuse
humlado Por podfs supone tsnto
recordas en- 10 cambamos ursmenscs al eslAn'
dor de ID luna Recuerdo que eftcvsmen ell tempo estAba
mgnhco aunque ago frio S nail recuerdo ell oto6o:
abas hermossma vueatros piececos p
sndo menudo ceped E ube pr6xmo hls de e1to cnco
amos AH pues durane cnco nos me habe ouerido me hX
bes espersdo habeis smsdo DIE ante de mat
monio lSsbes mi queda prma que do estoy lIgo qe
me pone orguoso decr verdsd 20 ID sopechahG Me
case sin fuera INTEL Tecbes IL ctrtA
qua participate mi enace ue poroue par de l. eVouci6n de
$780, vneo padre Drhb6 fcrmment toa suerte de re
clones castillo de Kerouare Yo Gus sabsi. clds
que vGs ez desde hace tempo Quien hubese dh, que
yo os habia aldo n6e hubese sorprenddo SAbreIcon
placer ain dudaQue hice buen negoco
mil br de rens contar Las de que Acrecene
nuestra hacienda Ben verdAd que mi mujer linda
nj tan hsrmosa cuA semeSnza vueA hube de ceder os
deseos de mi padre Vos ain duda como 70 be
MO para cama Las ocas exsaciones de uventud No
rreS Acaso he mueto yo No tengo honor de
aehor de Gsn-ugn seg6n noc que me han dsdo
0n hombrs que o. convene Siento sin embargo o. hiyNs
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-19
Ell CORAZON DE uN MAR1DO

senior de Ganugar extra6o que venen
auseucss tan ecuentes Aver vovi6 hsta 10 nochs
esta ms6sns ha psrdo n ograse etenere mo abe 10
que ce Vuestras pbra quizs tendrfan Influenza que
cabalIeIodd suee de hn h,ce mucho tempo que
10 hA ovidado.
No h, olviddo hijA H. repc6 81 senior de Keouare:
respondo dc 50 he 81 soctud IT, ESta mananA msm
ante de pareae hemos cebrado gs conferences en-
aado de dch Su noble corsz6n solo 81 ocupa
de IL solo 81 amor de padre pu.de rvAgsr suyo
-Esto sin embargo huge, eyitl dio Maria tran
do de devorar sus lagrimas.
-Calunnia1 sus nencorcs HIS mia; rata de epasr ell
que hubo de r fortuna On esto como en- todo
solo buscA dcha E,ta a1n me hab6 de eso me
Abrsz5 pronuncsndo ta nombre.
-OI epgshA, padre mic, cpgfG dijo Maria rompndo
soozoa No rsta dc fortuna nj de dcha sino de
nuestrA Ierdida
En Ia dasp eadi6 de les de su padre
hugo vertendo grlmA No se porque nnto refug6 en-
e dormorio del seG ds Gn-ugar ErIbA en- e poS ve2
primen Todo halba desorden Una uvia de papees
rotos pedIcos cubr psvimeno; sqay al van gosu
de ngre frscas los muebles La
ca seh eydente de que de Gran ugsr hAG
Veado En- mSrmo de h chmenea vel. molde de hacer
bsE os piques de p6Vora que scAh1ban de romperse
En- 10 que erc caIt vea ningupA Maria buIc6
todsa halo p2pel ecrlto. Uci:amen
cAG de po aAnc vic rstrao del padre ds vn cab Hero
10 mma ia de for1 las cues rcord6 que
ella miIm las hsbA rcogdo que las hsbfS evsdo pecho
Maria sG6 de Ique aostads que cundo ent6
e. veudo d sol desceDdia 81 horzon snti6S
snquilA Te ir6 dsthoRo Decase 81 ctIo QUE el
e6or de Gran ug hab promedo regrIsr sntet qre
anoChsrA La ioven fe sentaSe al pie d. eona
las orllaS del Sevre FL da tocaba temno los etnos
deano pa'O cerca de ella duvo pregunre que ccur
de nueVo
TO 6ss dice qa6 Sc A.cs nterrCg6 la Ttni ls.d el
PAL. trnquol
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(GN,tin,spc,Sa dc Ia pdQina So J

tWVttIhuUCtVt &C VI p"qHt"
Hoy fas pressnta 10 en- 10 Corte
municipal Tomas Medina, acusado
do turbar 10 psz pdblics do trAtar
de agrsdir 81 policfa Battle, Ell iusz
10 dsslar6 eulpable y 10 inpuso $40
do multa 62O dias dc c&rcsl.
I'm vspor norusgo saldrA Mon
tsvidso y Buenos Aires en- 10 segunda
quincsna de Fsbrsro cJn esrga para
Puerto Rico y Cuba.
DOS JOvENEs, uno de ellos de
20 amos, que poses conosimientos de
comsrcio adquiridos en- Colegio dc
Barcelona, que conocs frances 9 In.
giles , con prkstica comercial adquiri'
dc On New York, desea colocarse ca
s.ta capital & On 10 islA.
FL otro, do Is amos, con algunA
prketica On quincallsrfs, aspira q CO.
ltcarzs en- ssta ciudad.
Para informes, dirliirse & 2, O.
Box 1876, San Juan z. r.
0v. Its.
Dslstreenss bien las palabra,
PABsT UKEE dentro del
arc rojo de Ia acreditsda marca de
csrvezA de sse nombre. No debe con.
fuudirss sae fAmoso nombre dc ePabss
Milwaukee, con sl de Psz New York.
La iAtencl6n de esta imIlaci6n salts q
10 vista. Sirva este avlso 4 los nu
merosoa consumidores de <Pabst.s
Az sntss: M, r Calder6n L. CO,
Tytuan IL.
THE MAY FLOWER. - Crisso
81. 1e. San Juan, R-A una cua.
dra de los carros el6ctrieos y princi'
pAles edifcios del Gobierno. Esplen-
aida vista o 10 bahia. Bafioa moder.
mos sanitarios. Eabitacionss treseas.
Exquisite eomida puertorrique6a y
americana. Precios moderados. .-EMI.
Liza RAMIREZ, Viuda dc Masferrer.
-UN BUEN rsloi do orc es el mejor
rrysio pare Nsvidad. F. Kshrh ahr
yto. San Frsncisoo u, San juan.
a. I'm la cnl!e de San JoaS p1merC
I, BE AlQulls un mlrador
@THE HELVETIA.-27 Gallo d.
aCrux. Gran casa dc hespedes. eTa'
pie d. hetels. Aposentos para faniliai
personals selas. eonidas & sincuen.
- csatavos cubisrts. Rafoa. Tel6fonc
lS2, Apartado corrss, 2sS. Propista.
rio, Pedro Schira. Nota: Este hots
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Acadia municipal
de QuebIadiNas

Para proveer en di6n'slva 10 pla
70 de OF sial de Ssnidsd dc ests Mu'
nicipio que SO encusntra servlda int
rinamsnte, 40 abre concurso por ter
mino de veinse dfas contados dssde 10
fecha del presense, para que puedan
solicitarlA los que deleen servirls.
FL cargo estA ratrlbaido en- el &C.
tual presupuesto con el sueldo de seis
cientos pesos anusles, y aus obliga.
clones SON las seialadas On 10 legisla
ci6n VICENTE. Las solicitudes deberAn
dirijirse al acalde. 2 lebradillai
l6 de ELera dc 1905 Santiago Nestrs,
alcs de.
5-d-alt.
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NoTJCJAs DEL DJA

esta & cargo de una sehorita cague-
ia
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1906-01-18
Real Estate Transfers.

David Cramer of J and wife to Simon p
Eyler and wife, real estate in Walkersyille
! $1,000
Chas W Smith Jr. ct al, 10 Chas W Dor-
Gus, real estate in Woodsboro $500
Roy Ely to Jno z Fox, real estate in
county $720
James Harne and wife to Cyrus F Flock
real estate in county $l2S
Chas G Waters and James T Wacschc
trustees to Wesley Crccgcr, real estate at
Thurmopt $4l5
Jno w Thomas and wife to Frank Ray
mond Gilbert, real estate in county $50 81
VIM II Thomas and wife to Clayborne A
Thomas, real estate in county SIG
E Cramer and wife to Chas E Trail, real
estate in city $1,000
Jno l. McMaster and wife to Geo NJ Oys-
| ter Jr, real estate in Walkersvillc $4,000
Harvey r Lease and wife to Co Colnmr's
Frcdk Co, real estate in county 81
Jacob Grabil and wife to Emma Grabill
real estate in county 81
Dclel,h c Stouffcr and husband TO Chris
tan II Myers real estate in Walke!svillc
5000
Bradlock Heights Imp Co to Fannie Zim'
norman, real estate in county $500
Mary Sutton to Geo S & Bopst, real estate
in city 5000
Mary Sutton to VIM NJ B psf. real estate
in city $3.50
Elizabeth HAYS ct al 10 Jno G r'on Muir
ray, real estate in Emmlsburg district $500
Jas X Hays and wife to Jno Gardner Muir
ray, real estate iu Emmi,sburg district So
, Ann EIiz .belh Johnson to Sam'l n John
sou, seal estate county 81 etc
Bradl loci, Heights Imp Co., to w Scot,
| Kcfauver, real estate in county, $3.50.
Etwin w Loucks to w Albert Hood, sc
acres in county, 81 ,450.
Martha Brashear c, al to Ulysses Hnbb s
real estate in county, $40.
Geo D s;ar.z to james G Stevens, real es
tate in county, $40.
Sam'l d Bussard and wife to Chas l. Bus
sarl, one half interest in real estate, $25.
BW Thomas, assignee, to Luther HeffneI
real estate in county, 1852.
Mary Delan,er ct al to Chas e Toms, rca
estate IN county, $50.
David Lowenstcln and wife to STANDARD
Oil Co, real estate at Thurm0nt, $3.50.
Jacob scharff ct al to Eliza N Scharff, rca
estate in county, 81 etc
Geo T kohlenburg ct al to Philip b Scharf
real estate n county, $3.50.
Jas b Scharf and wife to II Jenkins ant
wife, real estate in county, $500.
Thos T and Edwin r Eyler, cxr's, to Cha
Shields, real estate in county, 1884.
Chas Shields to Edward r Eyler, real es-
tate in county. 1884.
Wm A ArnspargeI and wife to Thomas {
Harblugh, real estate in Hauvers distr;c'
$500
w S Lantz and wife to Jno r Lantz, rea
estate in county, 81 600.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1906-01-18

nent men in high official positions here
and Senator Depew Is SO we'll aware Of
this sentiment that he may resign from
the Senate. On his seventy second
birthday which occurs soon he will re-
sign from all the companies with which
he has been associated except the posi-
ton he holds with the Vanderbilt lines
which he says ls honorary, and this, as
he states in his announcement on the
subject that he may devote all Of his
time to his Senatorial duties, which
would seem to be denial of the rumor
that he means to leave the Senate.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1906-01-18
Tie Grin

"Before we can sympathize with 9TH
ers, we must have suffered ourselves
No one can realize the suffering atten-
dant upon an attack Of the grip, unless
he has had the actual experience.
There is probably no disease that causes
SO much physical and mental agony, or
which 20 successfully defes medical
aid. All danger from the grip, how
ever, may be avoided by the prompt
use of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
Among the tens Of thousands who have
used this remedy, not one case has ever
been reported that bias resulted in pneu-
mCria or that has not recovered. For
sale at Waters Drug Store.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1906-01-18
| jamaican Lady Speaks Highly of
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
W. M. Grouse.

There arc number of young men in bust.
ness in San Diego who, during the last few
years have been winning recognition for
themselves among the p, ointment and hust-
ling men In The city. In this connection we
wish to mention the name of MIR. w. NJ.
Grouse, who, during the past three years has
rapidly been gaming ground in the realty
world. He is young man of ability and
energy, two qualities which combined usu.
ally produce most gratifying results. He
buys, sells, rents and exchanges ali sorts of
property, both in the city and surrounding
localities. He always has on Ills lists some
choice investments and can be relied upon
ut all times as being well posted on the pres,
ent and also the future values of the proper.
ties he is handling. Property owners have
also found that their property is well taken
care of 10 his hands. Mr.. Grouse has large,
handsomely furnished office at 1908 Q street,
where he may be consulted upon all matters
relating to The really business.
The above was taken from the San Diego,
Cal, Union. Mr. Grouse is the son of Mrs
NJ. NJ. Grouse of this place
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1906-01-18
Marriage Licenses.

Chas A Staley and Molie NJ Schaefer, both
of Yellow Springs.
Noah P Garnand, Oregon, ILL.,, and Mary
E Grossnickle, Myersyille, Md.
Geo G Thomas, Adamstown, and Beulah
E Lowe, Mt Airy.
Chas Stevens and Maggie Crum, both of
Mt Pleasant
John w Harris and Mary A Snyder, both
of New London.
Cbas e Wlssner and Alma F Mercer, both
of ljamsyille.
Geo NJ Echeberger, Creagerstown district
and Ella G Sweeney, Thurmont.
Chas P Anderson and Laura M Potts, both
of Ridpeville.
John lily IryIngrght and Annie E Baker
both of Frederick.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1906-01-18
New Barns.

Mr.. Geo. E Wilhide has been quarrying
stone on the Butcher" Smith farm which Is
now owed by him, for the purpose ofbuild'
ing the walls of large and up.to.date barn
this coming spring.
Mr.. W. L Crimes who recently purchased
J. VIM. Blacks farm has employed Mr.. Jas.
g. Stevens TO saw the necessary material for
a large and commodlous barn. Mr.. Stevens
has his mill now In position in the "picnic'
woods and will commence saving as soon as
favorable weather prevails. The barn will
be built on the north side of the public road
and almost opposite the present structure.