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HONOLULU T H SATURDAY DECEMBER 3 1904
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LEGAL VOTERS
OF HAIHLAHD
Various Qaalifications in Dif--
fesont States Hardiy Any
Two Alike
Thero are almost a many qualiG
oationB demanded by the law for theexercise of the voting privilege os
thoro are states in the Union Thereis a widespread but very orroneousnotion that all native born or natur-
alized
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male citizens can vote for
president There is another verywidespread mieappreheneion to theeffect that it is only in thq couthwhere pioperty or educational testsare applied
The most liberal of all states ingranting the electoral privilege to
their inhabitants uro Colorado Ida-
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Wyoming and Utcli In thesestates women can vote for presidentIn Illinois Kansas and several of theeastearn stales women are allowedpartial voting privileges being allow
ed to vote for school trustees and
some other officials But it is only in
tho Btates montioned that thewomen are allowed a voioe in choos-
ing a presidentIn Alabama the statute requires
voters to be citizens of good oharaoter and understanding or alienswho have doolared their intention to
become such but before being per-
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to vote they must exhibit areceipt showing they have paid poll
tax
Strngely enough the only differ-
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between the qualifications inAlabama and Arkansas is tho omis-
sion
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of the requirement of goodchsrooter
Connecticut has an educationalcondition The oitizen must bo ableto read In Massachusetts he mustbe able to read and write EnglishIn Mississippi the voter must notonl be able to read but the statutort quires that ho rauit read andunderstand the constitution
It is Baid that this b very convenient when it eomo3 to tho elimina-
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of tho oolorod vote If thecolored vote is able to read it hemay still fail in convincing thejudges that he understands tho con-
stitution¬
In several of the southern stalessuch as Louisiana Georgia andMississippi there have been recentenactments which while purportingto make educational qualificationsmake exceptions in favor of suchcitizona as served in the civil war
or whose fathers or grandfathersweio eleotois The eifaut of this is
to permit the white man to votewhether or not he can road or writeand at the same time it cxaludoa all
the colorod vote for the simpleraasou that it is impossible that his
father or grandfather should havebeen an eUctoiJor nil wore slaves
and it is equally imniissiblo that he
should have oeryad In the army for
tho same reciou But the grand ¬
father ulauBe as it is called lets inthe illiterate whites of which theuaouuaiu country Is full
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SATURDAY DEO 1904
Not On Racial Lines
Twelve white nan composed me
jury that beard all the testimony in
the Stephen Mahaulu embezzlement
lie aid found the defendant not
guilty as charged It is a surprise
to us as well as ta many othorithateach a result should the ease in
sash an intolerant and Ameriosn- -
-- ridden community as this in which
I ta kanaka like Mahaulu ia placedJ at tibf worst and ia jeopardy at the
hands of suoh raea But these true
emaa deoidad according to the wayVi they believed to be right and there ¬
by rendered justice to whom it was1 due as become good citiaens
frrtrri
It is the first and only known in- -
stance to us at least where a lullhaolt jury gave complete justioe to
jpno 01 the nana ana aespiseu ia- -
imnakat In this instance at least thoAAttaraey aanarars department nas
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eon floored it being a well known
laliW alll Ibnu nm Ilia rmrl nf thnj ui1 roseemicn 10 hiwbjb euanou a
native off of any jury unless tbsy
could not possibly prevent one from
sitting es a jaror It had got tosueu a pais thatit became a oommon
by word among many that in thematter of trial jurors in a criminal
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of thorn aro wanted at any hazard
nor aro any of them deomod worthy
and of sufficient intelligence to
judge their equals under the law
and the constitution
But this white jury gave real jus
tioo as they saw and heard it clear-
ly
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showing that they wero unbiasod
and unhampered and that there
were no strings on thorn but thatthey acted fearlessly and untram-
melled
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this in spite of the persist
ent efforts of the prosooution to get
tho conviction of an understrapper
who was not even proven to be an
aooomplice Wo doff our bonnet to
the firat recorded white jury as far
as known to us to mete out justice
to a native that if being fair juet
and fearless racial linos not being
in the balance with them
McGinn And Yida
It is not easy to reeonoila the dismissal of Depaty Sheriff MoGurnwith the merit system whieh oughtto govern all appointments in theoivil service of the Territory Nocharge has been mads againat Mo ¬
Gurn his competency and faithfulness are admitted Ho had to gosimply because another man who
had been of service in tho late elec-
tion
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wanted hio job A party debtwas to be paid and McGuro was not J
the man to whom it was owingTo turn out a good man for one
who is no better putting the rel ¬
ative value mildly but who asks to
be provided for is a process Hawaiiis not UBed to and one which intro-
duces
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tho worst features of spoilspolities Suoh methods have always
had the hearty disapproval of Presi-
dent
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Roosevelt and of all men whoput good government above thenavmantof organization debts Ad
vertiserLeaving aside the question of rel-
ative
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competency whioh is for thepresent not under discussion the
above is moderately correct reason-
ing
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The case is one in whioh a man
is plainly being rewarded for services
rendered the Republican pattywhile the man he is to supersede
was not in position to volunteer any
suoh service It is a Byatem whioh
invites the professional gratter to
do his bsst but as oan only be ex
peoted proves a boomerang to the
publio service It is a great pity
that Hawaii is not prepared to dis ¬
pense its politioal favors on a basis
of meritrather than upon the extent
of the work of ever strenuous ward
heelers
Sycophantic Grand Jury
To pass the buck up to Judge
Little after he is no more the pre-
siding
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officer of the Court for thepoor work of the jury commissioners
is like the aot of closing the sta ble
door after the horse had bnen stolen
This action of the Hilo grand jurywhioh said that tho present condi-
tion
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of affairs with regard to en
examination of the present years
jury list is due to the faot that the
instructions to the jury commission
by the then Judge of this Circuitwere insufficient savors of syco
phancy placing the blame after the 1
commission of the act and after tho
principal is out of the offiie and
away from the country Had the
grand jury if net the preseut body
but previous ones attempted to
ferret out this matter and oritioizad
the presiding judge when remaining
in offioe cud ia jurisdiction thensuoh a grand jury mitjht aud would
have done some good iu oroatiug a
reformation But now jt ia rather
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TOPICS OF THE DAY
Tho German school shipHerzoginSophie Charlotte will sail tomorrowon her cruise Her visit hero hsbeen most weloome and a pleasureto Honolulu The men hava been
well behaved they not having a
single jar with the police while here
The Independekt oonours with a
statement made by the Bulletin lastevening with regard to 89019 of thereasons why the jury gave M ahauluhis freedomthat some of the jurorsconsidered that the Auditing de-
partment
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was responsible for thecorruption in the Land Office in
that if the Auditor had done his
duty in the way of keeping an eye
on affair b in tho offlco there would
not have been any embizzlementRight thats just what we say
Kokunl
It is supposed that the acquittalof Mahaulu by a jury composed of
all whit men is all right We
thiak so But had it been an entirenative jury or one mixed what a
howl thero would be because nativesare bound to acquit a native regard-
less
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of the gravity of the offense Itis the oommon and general ideaamong white men that natives are
too narrow to mete out justice in amost becoming manner to one of
themselves being mainly carriedaway on racial lines That cannotnow be said as a full white jury has
acquitted a native
Small farming will never be a
succosb in Hawaii so long as theGovernment holds land at suoh enormous figures and tsxes it according-ly
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On the mainland they have away of opening up large tracts andgiving nomesteaas away tree ofcharge This is done to get and keepthe land improved Some of thegreatest and most important agrioultural and commercial regions of
the United States have been openedup and made to bloom as the rose in
this way The same thing oan be
here the preference always beinggiven to oitiaens of Hawaii who will
settle upon the land
Governor Carters refusal to obey
two subpoenas for him to appear in
Cirouit Court and testify as a wit ¬
ness in the Mahaulu embezzlementcase may have had something to do
with defendant acquittal yester ¬
day noon at the hands of an all
white jury Being largely responsi-
ble
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for initiating the Land Office
investigation he should havo follow-
ed
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up the prosecution of the matterto the bitter end But instead he
became obstreperous on his Ex-
ecutive
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dignity and obstinately re
fused to obey the writs issued or
his appearance He therefore of all
men is mainly responsible for theoutcome unless It was already a
foregone conclusion then in sueha oato he could not prevent it
Whatever testimony he might have
given whether material or other- -
i wise the beneni 01 it was lost 10
the jury and they gave their verdictwith what they had had presentedthem the principal Boyd not be ¬
ing able to impress them favorablyhe being already a couviotedparticipator iu the affair
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Mervousiaofi jP theten one most distressincTMttreffects of the Grip It may also be causedby overwork worry mental strain or extesseYof almost any nature Whatever the causea debilitated nervous system mean that thtnerves lack nutrition Feed A the nervendlife will renew its joys for you
The best nerve food and triermQtfvo1uoMtonic because it both builds up the blood andstrengthens the nerves is Or Williams PinkPills for Pale Peoplej Hundreds of worn outdepressed men and women have been madestrong nerved ambitious energeticandhealthful by this remedy
Among tho vroll lcnown men ot tho newspaper profession Is IT
J Lawrence of 435 Fourth Avenue Detroit Mich who for tho pastleron years has hoen at his cloak cvory day Ho sayB
At ono tlmo Iwm In such a condition that my physlclnneald VI would havo nervous prostration that 1 would have to otop news- -paperwork or I would go to plccoslf I porslstod In doing It as Iwbb destroying what nervo force I had left 1 lost flesh and had acomplication of nllmcnta which balllcd sUlllful physicians Anassoctato recommended Dr Williams Pink Pills for Palo Peoplaand I gavo thom n trial I cant Eny that I received any benefitfrom the first box hut derived very good results from tho secondThey gave mo strength and helped my shattorcd nerves so that Icould get a full nights rest -- -
Agreatdoal of palu In the email of tho back I attributed toderangement of tho kidneys For thlscomplalnt Dr WilliamPink Pills for Pale Peoplo worked wonders Soon after I begantaking thom regularly tho pain ceased and I folt like a new man- -
Ism greatly encouraged from the results of using a few boxes i -
and am oonndont that the pills wilt work a complete restorationf my former condition From Evening Hewi Detroit Mich
Sold by all drudgistsor sentrpostpid by theOr Williams Medicine Cr Schenectady NY onreceipt of price 50 centos per box 6 bones 20
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Hardware Cutlery Stoves LeatherSkins Shoe Findings Fish NetsLinen and Cotton TwinevRopeSteel and Galvanized Wire ClothPoultry Netting Rubber Hoaey
Paints Oils Colors VarnisheaBrushes and General Mernhondise
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Having made large additions toour machinery we are now able tolaunder SPREADS SHEETS PILLOWSLIPS TABLE OLOTHBTABLE NAPKINS TOWELSat the rate of 25 cents per dozencash
Satisfactory work and promptdelivery quaranteed
No of clothing being lostfrom strikes
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IiOOAI AND GENERAL NEWS
Themonth
iNDErENDENt 6U cento por
Judge Bobinsons jurors havebeen exaused for the tBrm
The jury in Judge Gears Courthas been exoused until next Wednes ¬
day morningt T
Barber shops will not open to- -
morrow making it necessary forshavers to shave today
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The Hana Plantation Gos fore-
closure¬
was argued before JudgeRobinson this morning
Mrs D MoConnell has moved fromHo 9 Garden Lnue to No 1223 Emmastreet Furnished rooms
A fire call last night took theonglbep to the house of Mrs Folsomback4of the Hawaiian hotel
-Mrs Gomptons Manager a comic
sketch will be staged at Kamehame- -
ha School for Boys this eveningjThe SVClements fair and danee
will taketplaoe this afternoon andevening at the residence of TMay
A reunion of thoso who partioipntedin the war drama Thegpywas held last evening at the Youdkhotel
H Elomme has been eleoted firstlieutenant and George Smithiessecond lieutenant of Company GrN G H
The Kinau was very lote today inarriving from Hawaii and Mauinot reaching port until nearly 2
oclock
There is a squabble between con ¬
tractors over the Alakoa slip whichmay result in tenders being openedagain
Tho Punahou and H A C teamswill play football at tho baseballgrounds this afternoon beginningat 2 oolook - -
After the verdict in the Mahaulucbbo yesterday Attorney Frank- - EThornpsoaUjvited the tired jury toHarts for a cooler
The doll show andlawn of Central Union
sale off theChuKjbyes- -
terday afternoon wsa great suoqeseboth finonoiallyattl aooially
Hoodlums haye cut down fourteenof the ponoianaitjeeB reoently setout in Aala prrk Police are en-
deavoring¬
to locate the offenders
The Coptic will sail at 4 oelockthis afternoon for Yokdhsuaa bewas sighted early last evening butdid not get in until about midnight
Judge Robinson yestsrday enteredjudgment in favor of plaintiff for
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1809139 in the case of the American-Hawaiian
Construction Com ¬
pany ogainst the Hilo Railroad Company
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A committee of Republicans con ¬
sisting of Senator Lane A G M
Robsrtsoa and Representative W W
Harris called on tbe Governor yes-
terday to discuss with him thematter of committee endorsementsfor office
The pablio treasury is flush now
for the first time since last Febru-ary
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Just how long it willstay so
remains to be seen With all war-
rants
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out of the way there is still a
balance of 10528972 with whioh
to meet December bills
In the severe fines imposed upongamblers yesterday in the DietriotCourt one Morton Hiku was lined
200 and Malie Piimoku 50 but wo
had the reverse in our Court reportwhioh was found recorded on tho
calendar But the above is correot
Ahobui Iolani Elects Officers
At tbe annual meeting of the Aba- -
J ul Iolani hold on St Andrews Day
YNov 30 last the following offioers
were elected to eoiye lor a yenQueen Liliuokalani is the perms
nent President under the ooustitutiou of the Society the rest of thooffioers being elective For first vicepresident Princess Kalaniauaolesecoud vioe presideut Mrs G HRobertson and third vice presidentMrs Edmund Norrie Mrs J H Boyd
was re eleoted treasurer and Sol
omon Moheula BBuratttry
District Court Doijgs
A string of nineteen gamblersfuoed Judge Whitney this forenoonOat of the lot two were nolleprossed one had sentonce sus-
pended¬
for six months one pleadednot Ruilty hut was later foundguilty and fined 38 tbq rest beingflood 5 each Joe Mncano forassault and battery ou one Nunoswas fined G a Jap for leaving hishorse untied was olno fined 5 twodrunks wero assessed 3 and 5
respectively all othor cases wentover
Holds Annual Mooting
Routine business was about nilthat outraged the attention of theLibrary Association last eveningReports were road by different offi ¬
cers and there was a legendary taleof travel from the South Seas by EdTowse
Juries In a Kace
Both the Federal and TerritorialGrand juries will take up electionmatters on Monday Many electionofficials and witnesses are beingsummoned and it is expected thatthe investigation will be highlyinteresting
The Mahaulu JuryTho jury that acquitted Mahaulu
consisted ot i u Aianone u J juuu- -J t t t - t m ci in nTOBBtta d o uires j e super a x
Armstrong C P Dwyer H A Par- -
njftlofi F J Dutrn Jessin Andrade0 Merrifield H P Roth and E JSlorie
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OHUKOH SERVICES
St Andrews Cathedrol Sundayofter Advent 7 a m Celebrationof the Holy Communion 930 am Pule Kakahiaka 11 a m Morn-
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Prayer and Sermon 330 p m
Pule Ahiahi 730 p m Evensongand Sermon t
Church of St John the BaptistKalihi waen Religious services asfollows 8 a m High Mass withsarfuon- - and collection for the usual
Bxien03 of the church 3 p m Be- -
Jjieorsal dp m Rosary
Services at St Clements ChapelEpiscopal Wilder avenuePunahou
Celebration of the Holy Com-
munion¬
First Sunday of the monthllidam every other Sunday 715am Saints days 615 am matinsand sermon 1105 am evensong andsermon 720 p m daily prayer at942 a m
Passengers Arrived
Per stmr Kinau Dec 3 from Ha-
waii
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and Maui ports Y H AlterMrs W H Alley MiBs A E NightMrs A J Post Geo W- - Clyde EM Brown Hugo C BremerW J Dyer Cecil Brown H L RosrA W Bottomberg W H Smith MrsW H Smith Dr A B OlarksMrs A B
Clarke R Kennedy Mrs HawkburstA L Maraallino Miss F Hon DrNudate Miss Nudate Mrs A B Lobenstein H Crawford Mrs Kau LetMew G C Akine W F Jay Mrs E A
Fraxer F W Carter John LindsayB H Holt W Pfotenhauer F WBsontel F O Albarton ank wife
A story comes from San Franoisco that a broker loaned 5000 totwo Hawaiian young men on a
sugar plantation on Maul whichturned out to be merely a kuleouawhioh had turned red in the facefrom trying to keep two cows inmilking oondition
NOTICE OP REWARD
Notio is hereby given that theDemocratic Central Committee ofthis Territory will pay a reward ofFifty Dollars 5000 for evideucothat will lead to the oonvictiou oftny person voting illegally or othorwiee violatiug the electiou laws ofthisTerritory attheoomiugeleotion
By order of the Executive Com ¬
mitteeW A KINNEY
ChairmanWILLIAM F ERVING
2971 Secretary
SUMMER PROPOSITION
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Gonftnued from 1st page
eitizan who wanta to vote to pay 1
registration foeIn New York it is necessary for
oitizns to havo been auoh for 90days previous to election day
In sereral litotes thoro is a condi-tion
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that the citizen shall have paidup all bis back taxea before he iaeligible to yoto This ia true ofGeorgia
Virginia requires that the citiaenahall bo of good understanding
In praotiaally all states the fol-
lowing¬
olaasoB of persona are notpermitted to rote Idiots InsaneconTiota until pardoned felons andpaupers Generally also personsunder guardianship are included intho prohibition In Idaho the pro-hibition also takes in Ohineca In-
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polygamiato bigamists trait-ors
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and bribers In Indiana thostate disqualifies certain parsonswho may bo disqualified by judg-ment
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of the court bb well as UnitedStateB soldiers marines and sailorsKanBas includes defrauders of thegovernment and persons dishonor-ably
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discharged from the armyMaino mentions Indians not taxedas not being permittod to votewhile North Carolina ineludesatheiatB Many of the western
states mention Chinese as not pri-
vileged¬
to voteSouth Carolina forbids the voting
privilege to persons convicted ofdueling Minnesota denies the
vote to uncivilised Indians butgrants it to civilized IndiansNevada still has a statute to preventthe voting of unamuestied confe-derates
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against the United StatesNew York has a statute which dis ¬
franchises bettors on tho result ofelection also bribers for votes andthe bribed
War at Weeks Olose
St Petersburg Dec 3 It is be-
lieved¬
here that if the Czar isconvinced that the fall of FortArthur is inevitable ho will orderthe ships sunk and tho fortroBSsurrendered
Mukden Deo 8 It is rumoredthat Gen Bennenkampf has cap-tured
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several guns and a convoy of600 rifles
Mukden Dec 3 A force of 40000 Chinese bandits and a reserveforos of 8900 Japanese have startedto turn Bennenkampfs flank
Mukden Deo 3 A heavy bornbrdment on the BuBsian centerand right indicates that Gen Europatkin has taken tbe offensive
St Petersburg Deo 3 The pressis advocating the dispatch of theBlack Sea fleet to tbe Far EaBt
St Petersburg Deo S The Japan-ese
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have been driven out of Lainuting at the point of the bayonet
Vladivostok Dec 3 Tho steamerCalohas captured some weeks agoand ita cargo condemned has leftfor Nagasaki
Madrid Deo 3 Tho JapaneseGovernment bas complained of tbeuoaling and victualling of the Busaian fleet at Vigo
NOTICE OP REWARD
Notioo is hereby given that theDemooratlo Central Committee ofthis Territory will pay a roward ofFifty Dollars 5000 for evidencethat will lead to tbo conviction ofany person voting illegally or other-wise
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violating tho election laws ofthisTerritory attheenmiogoleotiou
By order of the Executive Com ¬
mitteeW A KINNEY
ChairmanWILLIAM F EltVING
2971 Secretary
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itarium ou King Btreat bayondThomas square Possession givenimmsdiately For terms and partic ¬
ulars apply toABR PEBKANDES5
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Lewis Co Ltd169 KING St Lowers Cooke bldg
240 Two Telephones 240
FOR RENT
Oottages
Rooms
Stores
On the premiiei of the SanitarSteam Laundry Co Ltd betweenSouth and Queen streets
The buildings are supplied withhot and cold water and eleotriolights Artesian water Perfectsanitation
For particulars apply to
J WITFOOTOn the premises or at the offlce oJ A Uaaoon 88 tf
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