davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Ell TRAB @. =

Ell trabajo no es como algunos
Green, la a~gobiadora y perenne
consagraci6n auna faena que a
TODD trance de dinero y mas dine
70. Oh! no, ell trabajo es algo mas
noble, algo mas santo. Els ell en-
pleo it'll, met0dico y ordenado
del tempo; de csc tesoro inapre-
ciable que debemos, como varos,
ahorrar y aprovechar bora por
bora, minute por minute. Porque
NADIA es mas pernicioso, -decia
Fall, que ell tempo desocupado."
Los genios que han asombrado
a la humanidad no son en- reall-
dad genios sino por la perseve-
rancia en- ell trabajo que hizo bro
tar chispas del talento, los arts
tas g~loriosos Y admirados solo al
trabajo debieron obras maestras;
los viajeros ~ilustres, los guerreros
celebres, los autores renombra-
dos, todos, todos los hombres que
han puesto suS fguras en- la his
toria, tuvieron que pasar noches
eternas, dias de ingente labor y
amos de prueba.
La grandeza humana esta pues
en- la grandeza del trabajO.
Por ESQ decia Liddon: La vida
del hombre Sc compone de acci6n
y sufrimiento, y la vida es fecun-
da en- raz6n de las mobiles accio-
mes Y de la paciente perseveran-
cia en- que Sc emplea. Los trabaJa
dores fisicos no son los unicos
verdaderos trabajadores. PaSar
la vida en- la indolencia, en- un es-
tado de Ietargo moral, es degra-
dante, porQue la vida solo Sc en-
noblece por ell trabajO."
Todas las grandes Obras de que
Sc enorgullece ell mundo, todos
los adeIantos de la civilization,
todos los inventos admirables, Sc
deben al trabajo; de igual name
"a que a la ociosidad, al egoismo,
al loco deseo de enriquecer sin
TRAFALGAR, Sc deben las intrigas
degradantes y las a~dulaciOnes ras
treras, Y los crimenes y las fu-
nestas guerras fratricidas.
Y no Sc olga que el trabajo de-
grada Y enviIece. 10 que rebaja
al hombre es ell ocio Y la pereza.
"Asf como en- el aqua estancada,
decia Burton, puluIan los micro
bios Y los gusanos inmundos, asl
tambi6n p"ululan los pensamlen-
tos malos y corrompidos en- una
persona ociosa: ei alma tambl6n
Sc ensucia."
FL hombre ha nacido para ia
Iucha; y ell que no la afronta fran
ca ' lealmente, es como el sOIda-
do que deserta del campo de ba-
ITALIA: un cobarde. Y la cobardia nc
fue iamas I'm tlmbre de nObleza.
Ningdn trabajo honrado, po1
humilde que sea, degrade nunca:
porque TRAFALGAR es cumplir ell de,
Der, Y ell estricto cumplimientc
del deber es ell mejor timbre de
honor de un hombre.
Y no hay NADIA como ell trabajc
honrado para levantar ell caracter
de los pueblos. PorQue estos nc
son sino agrupaciones de indivi-
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MELCHOR 0CAMP0.
DetaIles de la muerte de aquel patricio.

talento y su voluntad podian i'm
pulsar los adelantos sociales.
Alma de hero, nunca Sc do
bleg6 a la tirania, y recordamos
haberle dido decir, momentos des
pues de promulgadas las Leyes
de Reforma:
He cumplido mis- deberes, y.
ahora va puedo MORN sin pena."
Una impression indescriptible,
por 10 sencilla y uniforme, cause
en- la Repdblica ell acontecimiento
que estamos describiendo: en- la
session del Congreso, de fecha A
de JUNO, Sc present6 ell Ministro
de Relaciones, y manifesto haber
adquirido la dolorosa certidumbre
del asesinato perpetrado por don
Leonardo Marquee, en- la persona
del senior Ocampo.
Al concluir SUI informe, y en-
medic de I'm rugido de indigna-
ci6n que parti6 de los bancos de
los diputados y del pdblico de las
galerias, Sc present6 y aprob6,
despues de una borrascosa discu-
sion, I'm decreto que ponia fuera
de la ley a los culpables asesinos
Zuloaga, Leonardo Marquee, To-
mas Mejia, Jose Maria .Cobos,
Juan Vicario, Lindoro Cajigas v
Manuel Lozada.
! Don Santos Degollado Sc diri-
! gi6, por medic de una comunica-
ci6n al mismo Cuerpo Legislati-
vo, en- la que pedia Sc lie permit
tiera If, no como jefe sine como
simple soldado, a combatir a la
reaction.
'Jura Dor los names del ilustre
Ocampo, que jamas subira al po-
der, y que su deseo Sc limita a
marchar a Ia guerra, no para sa-
car de sus casas y asesinar a los
enemigos indefensos, sine para
batlrse cuerpo a cuerpo con los
asesinos; y eXtrana que la ciudad
este tranquila y no Sc dele mover
por un impulse de c6lera y exec
cracl6n, contra los monstruos
que han sacrifcado a uno de los
mas ilustres ciudadanos de la Re-
pdblica."
Enemigo acerrimo, como 10 He
vamos dicho, del derramamiento
de sangre, ~profesaba como maxi
ma sublime aquella Erase cristia-
ma y hermosa que puede conside-
rarse como ell lena de su vida p1-
blica: HABLANDO Y NO MATANDo.
Els COMO HABREMOS DE ENTEN-
DERNOs.
J En- resumen, y para concluir
) este pequeno y ma pergenado
artlculo, dlremos que ocup6 ele-
vados puestos en- administration
| publica, tales como ministro, 90
| bernador y diputado; que habien-
do obtenido TODD ell prestigio que
Ola ell patriotismo sincere, compi-
| ito con ell ilustre liberal don Va
lentfn Gomez Farfas, en- la cleo
ci6n de vicepresidente de la Re-
publlca; que siendo campe6n de-
nodado del progreso y Iibertad de
los pueblos, entraba con fe Y va
lor a la lucha, pero a la lucha no
bic y generosa de la inteligencia
contra las preocupaciones; v. en-
suma, que siendo sus escritos una
arma terrible contra ell despotis-
mo, eran leidos con avidez. Dor
considerarseles como emanacion
del mas puro y recomendable CT
vismo, y como las paginas sagra-
das del Evangelio de la Demo
cracia.
M. GALINDO Y GALINDo.
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SUSCRIBIENDOSE listed A

SUSCRIBIENDOSE listed a
recibira cada sema-
ma. por solo IN PESO AL ANO,
un peri6dico que publica las mott
cias con verdadera unprecedented,
poroue no recibe dinero del Co
bierno nj de los revolucionarios
para decir mentiras. Nuestra la
Dor esta inspirada en- ell bien su-
premo de nuestra patria auSente.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1913-06-26

LECTOR:-Cuando listed Sc di-
RIA a alguna de las casas que Sc
anuncian en- nuestro semanario,
no divide hacer constar que vic ell
anuncio en- LA PRENSA.
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GRANDIOSO REGALO.
I'M OBRA INTERSTATE SIN COSTO ALGUNO
Los interesados en- su porvenr deben pedrla.

Cudquer hombe omje debe esmdh~ Ia Cenda de las CeneSs Las '9 g5 G %uba que
lCnolorn oa MERGED de tdos SER humane son d@cOnOIdOS para muchoS;d de ale aoandono
dorna, Y la p@a vhnad de har a@ pori mbmos E@bH e enfemo e pohe y
1900 ons aoohadcs Dor 10 que man "Maa Fortuna, debenc onsderr que nay ago que sec c-
-" nr1 Ia nero que es real eiGenh mas noble que la de@ez N que Vwn
III ,mo d akohoizadota mohn6nmo Greer no tner remedoo adseesdce Sc les 0ka
n no FnIanenteg aa Msf erus faas en- erdo tamjoc con qe CANA Ell sushnto cree
- ba mas Ua:y ell ovenr mcHo que u mete vsumbra es tnO obscure como ell
sin satisfaction que aiente su ammo
81 NO EsE Ell DESTNO DEL HOMBRE.
So hoosrHar iouirry bu@ar aqueuoq uem e de aar I'm saMeT0e las ea-
bnsdades de Ia vida Debe hG@r las pagnas del ibo del Cencay Ta nay aRo que encre
ymdadv 1e nnda aesaar ell uSo qee peten@e
Ell dsmouo de las acutades mntaesc como las encasO chtase nsenan est al acanced de
10 comS aGuonontU zoos rohns t2 tenend eehoa clio Su estdo ef al sencMo Y
us hen de TODD ser humane. Media bora dada que Sc ma gaIap onemente, dees ser empeada
on bier de mo mEmo.
Ell esmdo de las CedasO cutas NJ @ en- contra de ideas o entmenos reigOss Noes
"Naoa", "Brjera' nj tmoco 'Esrtsmo" Els unapnted AFmsoA que mucMs abos han
tabaido para benefGo de la hummdad
NTNCJN ESTUDIO PERJUDCA. Pa mesuoi boq uee drecemos IS GRATIS ENTE-
PANFNTE Ell dra como ohs han obhndop oicones, taenoy fortuna como agunosm mas han
cmad,1 ins v enfameddes r6nEas;c como mucho deperandod dell rasmo en- que vn tenen
m v egoerms en- hredena6n que Ia Cencah les promote
PnA ESTEGRAN LIBR0 HOY MSMO Dma su cta pNmendo carament la direction
que abac 5amos V con sms ufcents envenos su direction y nombre complete ycaramente e
critic nara me nodamosh acere dio envos in demwaa Ana. Nuesua direction e:
CENTRAL INSTITUTE OF SCIENCES AND PSYCHOLOGY.
Sa US-I8-ROCHESTERN W. A
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Ell dia 3 de JUNO hizo 81 amos,
que fue asesinado vilmente ell dis
tinguido patricio e insigne demo-
crata, ciudadano Melchor Ocam-
pc, llamado con justicia ell CRIsTo
DE LA REFORMA.
La facci6n oligarquica y reac-
cionaria, era impossible que per-
donara a esa tan conspicua per-
sonalidad, su ingerencia en- la CO.
sa pdblica, y su decision y loable
empeno en- yer implantados en-
Mexico, los sublimes principles y
excelsas ideas, que, como arsenal
valioso profesara ell martir de Pc
moca y que 10 hicieran tan nota-
BILE en- las filas del partido liberal.
En- efecto, la manana del H..
de juno de 1861, una partlda de
Acknowledgements, mandada por
ell espanol Lindoro Cajigas, subal-
terno de don Leonardo Marquee,
Sc present6 en- la hacienda de
Pomoca, propiedad y Residential
del esclarecido ciudadano Melchor
Ocampo, y aprehendio a don Eu-
timio Lopez, creyendo apoderar-
Sc del dueno de la finca.
Sc retiraba va la tropa, llevan-
do a su prisionero, cuyo sllenclo
tenia por objeto saivar a su pre-
dDecto amigo, cuando saliendo el
senior Ocampo de una de las pie
zas interiors;, no obstante que
saba la presencia de los reaccio-
narios, Sc dirigi6 a estos desva-
neciendo ell error e identiicandc
su persona.
Aprehendido en- ell acto, fue
conducido para Maravatio, y dc
ALI a Tepeji del Rio, a donde lie
90 ell 3 de JUNO; presentado {
MARQUEE, c%omprendi6 desde lue'
90 la suerte que lie esperaba; slr
embargo, durmi6 tranquilamente
algunas horas, habiendo sldo pre-
ciso despertarlo cuando lego e
momento fatal.
Escribi6 en- seguida su tesla
mento, con mano frme y Segura
e monument march6 al lugal
de la ejecuci6n; ALI pidi6 de nue.
vo la pluma Y ell tintero, y sobrf
ell tronco del arbol en- que fue col
gado. eXistente a unOs cuantoS
pasos de la hacienda de Jaltengo.
escribi6 su ultimo pensamlent(
al calce de la memoria testamen'
taria: es ell legado de su magniti'
ca biblioteca al colegio de Sar
Nicolas, de Morelia.
"Despu6s, dice una relaclor
de un testigo presencial, apoy(
sus manos en- aquel arbol, reclin(
sobre elias Ia cabeza y orc algu
nos minutes: despues. ..... una des
carga de fusileria seg6 aquell;
vida tan fecunda en- bienes par;
la patria."
Ocampo muri6 con una lntre
pirez admirable, que Sc asemeJs
a la majestuosa tranquilidad de
fJusto: muri6 como un fl6sofo que
tiene Ia conciencia de haber sa'
Dido cumplir una mission de paz'
de amor y de benevolencla, de
rramando la luz sobre ell pueblo
p~racticando ell bien de maners
ejemplar y sublime.
Sin embargo, la genie sensars
comprendi6 que aquella alma ele'
vada, que aquel espiritu recto.
que aquella conciencia inmacula.
da habia sido victima de una ne
era venganza ejercida por esq
facci6n clerical contra ell apostle
de la Reforma, contra un hombre
enemigo del derramamiento de
sangre, pero que pesaba ell odlt
de las preocupaciones, y ell furol
de la intolerancia religiosa.
Su cadaver fue conducido a Ia
capital de la Rep1blica, donde Sc
lie hicieron suntuosos funerales,
,41~
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IMPORTANT MEETING
OF KAPAHULU CLUB

Kapahulu Improvement Club will
have some important business at its
postponed monthly meeting on Sun
day afternoon, to be held at the res
idence of j. A. Bortfeld, Gazette av-
enue. Substantial progress will be
reported en- the curling of sidewalks
on the Kapahulu road, as an ordin-
ance providing for the wcrk--a neces-
sary preliminary of the permanent
paving of that thoroughfare has been
published
There will be a report due from a
committee Of residents of Esther
street, on the question of having that
street paved under the special as
sessment law. This is the first move
made by the people Of any section,
on their own initiative, toward TAX
ing advantage of the new law.
The report of the executive commit
tee on its action, in harmony with
the unanimous resolution of last
meeting, in opposing q license to Ma.
dame Puahi's dance house, will be
another matter of interest No doubt
the question of hog ranches in resi-
dence districts will again be taken up
by the club, deputation having con.
suited President Pratt Of the board OF
health thereon.
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DAILY REMINDERS

Hires root beer and distilled water
is a necessity. Consolidated Soda
works.-adyertiseme
See our line OF boys school cloth
ing. Fashion Clothing Co. 1120 Fort.
advertisement.
Best and cheapest awnings, tents
and sails At Cashmans', Fort near Al
Observation-Disclosures
Around-the-Island trip $500 o pas
senger. Lewis Stable and Garage. Tel.
2141.-advertisement.
We give Green Stamps at the Amer
lean Dry Goods Store, Hotel st. opp.
Bethel St.-advertisement
The social dance of the Uniform
Rank of l. o. o. Moose will be post
poned from October 18th to October
Observation-Disclosures.
That thing you want most-h money
can buy it's yours If you do one eer-
tain thing well. And that is save
money now, while you are able to.
Start a savings account with the Bank
Of Hawaii.
A diary for home or office Is q
most necessary and valuable affair, as
most people know. This, then, is TO
notify you that the Hawaiian News
Co, Ltd, in the Young building. has
its line of Excelsior Diaries for 1914
now ready for sale. Many sizes and
many styles. Phone 1924.
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BIG BOND SALE
SHOWS STRENGTH
IN MARKET HERE

What is called the largest bond sale
of recent months was made yesterday
afternoon when $4,000 was paid for
Pacific Guano & Fertilizer Company
6s e.-r
The bonds were purchased by the
Guardian Trust Company for a large
commercial firm of this city.
The large deal had marked effect
on the market this morning, which re-
sponded to the expression OF conf
dence. shown by the deal. in Hawaii
securities.
The Pacific Guano & Fertilizer
bonds we're listed on the Honolulu
Stock e Bond Exchange October 10.
The amount of the issue is 100000 all
of which bear six per cent interest:
They are regarded as one Of the best
investments of the kind obtafnable
here. The last OF the bonds, accord
ing to the terms of the trust deed, are
to be redeemed by 1915 at iO3.
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The cattle-raising industry through
out the island of Kyushu, Japan. IS
being encouraged by the Japanese
government and will probably be
greatly extended. In such case there
should be a market for American
made meat-packing equipment. 1t is
said that the Japanese army is already
using canned whale meat as a field
ration. II thriving meat-packing in
dustry were established, canned meats
might be used extensively by the ia
panese army. The chinese market for
such products is also promising.
Fukuoka prefecture on Kyushu is
noted for its cattle, which last year
numbered 47,1S7, and $3.50 calves were
raised for breeding: However. cattle
are used mainly for transportation and
agricultural purposes, and as fine
stock was not needed to produce draft
animals little attention was paid to
improving the herds. Fukuoka cattle
are exported to Kyoto and Kobe,
where they are used as draft animals,
and also sent to Osaka and Yokohama
tor slaughtering.
Dairying in Japan is centered in the
island of Howwaido, where cattle are
mainly raised for this industry.
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Morrlir6 Oh
CEIAN1H

Flooding the market with Hawaiian
Commercial at "a, a loss OF 4 point
and a half, and some Hawaiian Sugar
at 25, a decline Of half a point, the
trading on the stock and bond ex-
change was the heaviest this morning
in many weeks.
Trading between the board and dur
ing the session was heavy. deal
was made by which $4,000 Pacific
.Guano & Fertilizer Co. IS changed
hands between boards, the Guardian
Trust Company agents
The sharp decline OF Hawaiian
Commercial, which was the feature OF
the market today, is ascribed to the
fall of the stock in San francisco,
where It has been quoted at "A. %. The
fall of the stock began here yesterday
afternoon and continued up to the
close Of the session. 1t closed with
23.871z offered for 1t; 24.12h asked.
Oahu Sugar was dealt In to the ex-
tent of $50 shares, but 1t stayed firm
at 1925. Hon. B. & NJ. went at
21.50 and Honokaa at 8, no change
being notice IN the prices Of either OF
the stocks. Eva sold between boards
at is. HonolIsu Gas Co. Com, in a
sale of 100 shares, sold at LOT so. Five
shares of o. r. & L. changed hands
between sessions at $780,
The market this morning was BY
far the most active In months. Il Is
true that strong gains were not made
in any OF the stocks, but the volume
of business was large. In the case
Of Hawaiian Commercial, where a
sharp fall is shown, it is not believed
it will remain at its present figure
long but will recover, both in Homo
lulu and San Francisco. .
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BY AUTHORITY
AGENTS TO GRANT MARRIAGE
LICENSES.

ALI commissions issued prior to Oe-
tober LIST, 1913. to grant marriage II
censes will be revoked on the 31st
day of this month of October. Agents
to grant marriage licenses at present
commissioned are warned not to is
sue licenses on or after the LIST day
of November, 1913. F."
Honolulu, October II. 1918.
d. L. .CONKLING, :.
Treasurer, Territory of Hawaii.
5677-6t.
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NEW TODAY
CARD OF THANKS.

The relatives of the late Mrs. G. A.
Long take this means of expressing
their appreciation of the sympathy
and kindness shown by friends dur
ing their sad bereavement, wishing to
extend sincere thanks for floral of.
ferings and consultations advertise
ment.
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Between Boards-10 Oahu Sug. Co.
Tx, 10 Oahu Sug. Co. 12H, 20 H. C.
& S, Co. 241s, 80 H. G. & S. Co. "a,
200 II. G. e s. Co. "a, 100 H. c. & S.
Go. "a. 100 II. @. & s. Co "a. so II.
G. &c s.. Go. "a, Is, H. C. e. s. Co. "a.
10 H. C. & S. Co. "a, 100 Iilo Com. 3.
5 %. r. & L. Co. 100.
Between Boards $4,000 Waialua SIS
100, $4,000 Pae. @. & f. Co. 100, $4,000
Pac. g. e r. Co. 100. IS Hon. Gas Co.
Com 107J1s. 100 Hon. B. e M. Co. 211s,
so Eva 16.
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Hawaiian Commercial Declines.

Because of the fall of Hawaiian
Commercial in San Francisco Tuesday,
when it was sold at 24.25, that stock
suffered a decline here yesterday. 1t
was sold between the boards at 24.50.
But recovery is looked for. within a
few days. L.
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I Coal exports from the ports of Kyu-
shu island, Japan, amounted to $780,
S57 tons, worth $5,643,S64, in the first
six, months of 1918, gain of Isl, 1894
tons in quantity and of $612,994 in
value over shipments from the. same
Japanese ports in the first half of
1912. u - -
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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS
Entered Of Record Oct. Is, 1913,
from 1850 u. m. to 1850 p. m.

= i
from 1850 d. m. 10 4:30 D. m.
Jas f Morgan Co Ltd to Uichi
Yamane ct al 80. .s....... u
j T Scully to Won Hamm- Young
Co Ltd :. ~ -. IN
Alice K Ahu to Hawn Ayr Co 80. en-
Mrs X Ahu to HawntAgr Co en-
Gunji Kono to Hawn Ayr Co 49,. en-
Chas E Stone to Hawns Ayr Co. :. en-
Tsngi Yoshida to Hawn Ayr Co. en-
Mashinoshin Nakamoto TO Hawn
Ayr Co 49,. $780,. -. en-
Masaki Kunimoto to Hawn Ayr
Co -. :. 49,. =. CM
James Kaukini to HaWn Ayr Co. CM
d Kaapuiki and WI to Lahaina
Soichi Yonemoto ct al to Squire
w Smith :. Add Chg
Mrs Ikanaka Kuilipule to John
Kaainoa ct al =. ..:....-.... = u
Kalei Lima to William K Davis. D
Herbert K Mundon to Caroline K
Mundon ...... ....... AM
Herbert K Mundon and WI to Will:
liam Savidge -. II
William Savidge to Caroline K
Mundon :. 49,. .'.........-... "
Warren Chamberlain by Atty to
Ira Eskew and VT ..-.........g5 y
Bank of Honolulu Ltd to Trs OF
Liliuokalani =. -. -. -. PARKER
Entered of Record Oct. 16, 1918,
from $3.50 a. m. to 1880 a. M.
Jane G Hemenway to John A =.
Matthewman :, -. ......... hel
John A Matthewman and WI to K
4 Iordan d
r A Jordan and VT to Guardian
Trust Co Ltd =. ......... M
Alexander K Lewis to William
VIM Henry to Elena K kuluWal-
moku and hsb :. ........... Rei
Manuel R Mendes to Antoine M
Caldeira Z. g. :. .....-..,.. rel
Est of Edward H Bailey by Exors
and, Trs to Sakuyemon Fujitanl
+ ct al ....'..
Est of H P Baldwin by Trs to ke-
liiheleua Kelehua :. =. ........ u
Keliiheleua kalehua and WI to
Trs of Est of H P Baldwin ID
Henry Waterhouse Trust Co Ltd
TT to Kulia II Borges ......:.. Rel
Kulia H Borges and hsb to Annie
-. n HAL = -
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Nearly every woman dislikes fat
tery-when she hears it applied to
others.
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CONTRACTOR.

If you require experienced men and
your work done right, ring up $685.,
T. Fukuda, 923 Fort upstairs. All
kinds of building. Res. Tel. 1896.
5677-6m
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HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS.

Waikiki beach, on car line; furnished
bedroom, dining room and kitchen
Private front porch; SO monthly
2517 Kalakaua. Phone 4641.
L. 49,. 5677-tf.
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Look Ahead!

Just because your house is not just
sIow In flames doesn't mean that an
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MUSIC.

Kawailani Glee Club furnishes music
for all occasions. John Hickey.
Manager. Ring up Telephone SSi0.
5677-6m
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NOTICE.

The following agents to grant mar
riage licenses for the following judi
cfal districts In the Territory of Ha-
wall have been appointed this day:
CITY and county Of Honolulu.
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UnA-1rnwA-no>
nSf@a'zGDi
WANTED.

Want to hire good saddle horse I
week beginning tomorrow, Friday
.. m. Best care taken Of same. Ap-
ply Or. MeLaren, Young Hotel.
5677-1t.
A barber fer partner to run shop. Ad-
dress J. 4. b., care this office.
5677-2t. .......
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OOUIIIy OF INdTd"aO' n
+. D. McVeigh ............h alaupapa
D.L CONKLING,
Treasurer, Territory of Hawaii.
October 10, 1913.
6g77-6t d
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Latest sugar quotation, s.4s cents
or $eS.4O per ton.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1913-11-19

One of the most gratifying
things about the helpful work at
the Neal Institute is the personal
interest which is taken in the
welfare of those who go there
and in three days get rid of all
desire for liquor.
81 am feeling finer than silk, "
wrote a graduate not long ago,
and am my original self, eating
and sleeping well. You need
have no worry on my account,
and l am on the water wagon to
stay. | only wish ] had taken
the Neal Treatment years ago.
1t is money in the pocket, hap
piness in the heart, and satisfac-
ton in the soul for any drinker
to take the Neal Treatment, not
to speak of the betterment of the