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To Visit Paris. Commercial Advertiser, W i STRONG EDITOR THURSDAY ! fairs. It will not, perhaps, be forgotten , by Franc?, when her press recovers! It is expected that be:ween fifty and ia voice ami her real leaders their a hundred people from Honolulu will power, that the public opinion of Eng- visit the Paris Exposition in 1900. Ai land protested with indignaiicn against yet' ho''vevPr. the different steamship L, .i , . , . . . companies have not hocked anv n?on!e , . ,. ... ,. have signified their intention of as I beiicve this eclipse of liberty in going to the exposition. The advance T ar n A" kU.. 1 . . T MAY 1 i rauc 'Li u-- tj.iitmerai as u is vio- -oooKings extend to August. SO All TO THE FILIPLNOS lent, it would be a permanent source of resentment abroad if this country had not expressed what every free peo ple must feel on such an occasion. Nor The Administration will have little is it, in my opinion, useless or unneces trouble, in the Philippines, with Amer- sary to keep alive in England a strong icans who may offer aid and comfort to feeling on this subject. This nation is Agulnaldo. The Americans who are a good deal enervated by a long peace, opposed to the Philippine war will not by easy habits of intercourse, by peace betray the government- Moral treason societies and false economy. To sur er this kind is not in the blood of the mount the dangerous consequences of race. The meanest voter has the same such a state, the Government will re right to oppose the prosecution of the quire the support of tpublic opinion, -war, as the President has to carry it and that can only be obtained by con on, but he will commit no overt act vincing our countrymen of the truth -which will give the enemy material that we have now a dangerous and comfort. faithless neighbor. Happen what may, If the Filipinos are braced up by the there is nothing so important as to sus Teports from America which represent tain a tone of moral independence and tbe anti-expansionists to be strong and a clear judgment among the people of increasing in numbers, it is only one England, who will grudge no sacrifices of the incidents in the process of ex- if they are convinced that the prin iending American influence. The ciples they cherish are even indirectly scheme of expansion does not include threatened from abroad." Lord Gran the right, in the rule of democracy, to ville acknowledged that the principles suppress any man's or any party's laid down by Reeve were sound. "Your thought or speech. It is better that the letter," he said, "is abla and unanswer Filipinos get moral aid and comfort able. I 'have no doubt that what the from anti-expansionists in America, Times says is right, and that it is jus than that the despotism of democracy tified in saying it." Reeve's letter and prevent and free discussion be sup- , Lord Granville's were laid before De pressed. ' j lane, the editor of the Times, who thor- The Filipino leaders are well aware , oughly approved of the position taken of the military situation on the Main-jtnat a journalist s iuty is not identical with a Ministers. The two may have the same object in view, but their means of attaining it are, necessarily, different. A Minister should not sub stitute leading articles for civil di$- should a journalist uoubtless, tnough," said one of the listing clerks, "a number of the people booked ahead will include the Exposi tion in their itinerary. However, as they did not say that was their inten tion we do not know it for a fact." None of the companies have yet re ceived any literature on the subject. They expect loads of it in the near future. Eczema, scald head, hives, itchiness of the skin of any sort, instantly and permanently cured. Doane's Ointment, at any chemist's, 50 cents. D rink PURE lifAT. i.l. Gould Not Sleep Sufercd With Dyspepsia and Un able to Do Her Work Completely Cured by Hood's Sarsaparilla. "! suffered with dyspepsia and could not do any kind of housework. I was verj nervous and could not sleep. I heard eo much about Hood's Sarsaparilla thai I bought a bottle. I found it gave me elief and I bought six bottles. When I hal taken them I was cured. I can now do ny housework and can sleep well at niglt." Marie Hames, 1730 Prospect Aveane, Helena, Montana. "I have found Ilcod's Sarsaparilla ex cellent for building up and strengthening the 3ystem when it is in a run down or exhtusted condition." Mrs. Sarah M Sno)K, Red Lodge, Montana. If y ou have decided to take Hood's Sar saparilla do not be induced to buy any other. Get Hood's and only Hood's. HIOOCFS Isth Ilest in fact the One True Blood Pari fier. Sold by all dru?ists. $1. six for $5. Dillf act harmoniously witn rlOOU S PUIS Hood's Sarsaparilla. 25c. TIMELY TOPICS April 1 2th, 1899. SOB-DIVISION OF THE BICIRTON B01 iESTmD I w O s: Lots. ' f. j f 1 j o l CO i Hip hi 67.4 1 es J es 1 - I land. They know, as well as we do, that the; regular army fixed at the num of 61,000 men, 'and authorized by Con gress nearly .a year ago, has not been yet fully recruited. The fact suggests , to them that there i3 a general disap-! Patches, neither proval of thenar, and it is a very sug-!bore and Perplex his readers ,ith ma gestive fact, if the situation is not un-!teriaIs for a blue bookv Agan, it was derstood. The military operations of " uul, w i.v.. the last year have created a realizing name of justice and .humanity agaiist sense of what war really means. There such an outrage as the coup d'etat, are now a hundred thousand young sol- j diers who will testify that campaigning whereas a Minister, whatever he might feel as a private person, was bound, in in the tropics does not mean bananas M" dealings with the French Govern- mem, 10 suppress nis personal opin ions. tuid flowers and sleeping under Roy al palms, but it means hard tack, tough beef and dirt, and all sorts of discom forts. These experiences retard enlist ments, and encourage the Filipinos to "believe that the Americans are tired of the campaign this fact prolongs the war, the Expan sionists cannot criticize their fellow citizens who do not agree with them, -OOO- Th is incident discloses with singular clearness the difference between inde pendent journalism which may and does, fall into error at times, and the no i r A mi i-tvo 1 1 tt tnrt t riof nrnno t rc lil-a the knowledge of . J a ioj- uog, anu oniy oarns wnen me bosses squeeze the bellows. The parti san press predict disaster whenever in dependent journalism stands in the Hut Reeve illustrated for many years the power for good of such journalism. however much in. error thev mav be. , ... . ... . . . pathway of popular sentiment .because it neither is a constitutional : -or legal principle that the minority shall not think or talk ven in the pres ence of an enemy.' JOURNALISM. Food Prepared With "Calumet" is Free from Rochelle Saltst Alumt Lime and Ammonia. "Calu met" is the Housewife's Friend. NONE SO GOOD. BUCKLEY AGAIN. SAN FRANCISCO, April 2G. A somewhat startling development in Henry Reeve was for sixty years well wnai Promises to be a not campaign I. .11 e : 1 j.1 ioiown in England as clerk ot the Ap- luu ot uipribes comes eariy 111 uie peaod, Registrar of the Privy Council. Iar"il, "x a wum auuuumwmtjit . uy leading writer on the London Times, .Christopher A. Buckley to his follow and editor of the Edinburgh Review. ers that be is OVf openly in politics Hia knowledge of Continental politics ,aSain and .that "Democratic headquar was so accurate and extensive, and he,ters" wilV Pened in the Baldwin used it to such good purpose that the j'Annex. now beinS remodeled and re Times obtained great political influence Paired. In the European courts, as well as I among Englishmen. One incident in his career, especially exhibited his ideas about independent JournaMs'm, and the widely different po aitons of the statesman and the editor. T3ms distinction few understand and therefore blame an editor for taking iosItion which he would not take if Me were in the responsible oflice of a statesman. As a lesson to the young who are not generally instructed to look at affairs from this standpoint, it a especially instructive. When Louis Napoleon destroyed lib erty in France by his coup d etat, Heeve wrote "leaders" in the Times "Utterly denouncing him. Lord Gran ville, the premier, wrote to him that such articles goaded Napoleon to do ,misohief to England and, he wrote, "may seriously inconvenience us.". In a reply Reeve propounded his -riewa of journalistic responsibility: "I .should agree with you in deprecating the censure of the Times on the French Government if I thought that it had been incited by any foolish desire to goad on Louis Napoleon to acts of vio lence, or that it had been carried be yond the bounds of a just commentary m the events of the day." What are those bounds? "The responsibility of Journalists is in proportion to the lib erty theyt enjoy. No moral obligation can be greater. But their duties are not the same, I think, as those of Statesmen. To find out the true state r. facts, to report them with fidelity, to apply to them strict and fixed prin c5p4es of justice, humanity and law; to Inform, as far as possible, the very con- lence of nations, and to call dowrn the judgment of the world on what is false or base or tyrannical, appear to me to be the first duties of those who write. If the advice given in those three words is heeded, good health will fol low. City water is not good for many reasons, principally, because it is con taminated with vegetable and putrid matter of all descriptions. A simple analysis shows this to be a fact. EXCERC1SE Our doctors are busy treating pa tients who are suffering from com plaints, more especially malarial dis orders, which will be materially bene dtted if they drink a water that is pure and possesses curative features, as does Bartlett Spring Water. DUE Ask your family physician about tho water, and if he is honest he will en dorse its use. All who have drank the water apeak in the highest of terms for it. This climate demands the use of such a water and you cannot afford to be without It. VIGILANCE We will serve free of charge a glass of this wonderful natural Spring water at our Soda Counter to all who care' to come and test its virtues. We deliver the water to your home in casa lots at 6.50 for 50 pints, 9.50 for 50 quarts. IS SOLE AGENTS. FOR SALE. The cool weather we are having now won't last long, all probabilities are that after this cold snap Is over we may have hotter weather than ever we had before. If this is the case, we wouH advise you to secure some means of keeping your butter and vegetables fresh, and at the same time making your ice bill a small item of expense. If you are open for suggestions let us mention a few things about our itt lipli. We can honestly say it is the best constructed refrigerator ever put on the market. It will keep provisions longer and use less ice than any other made. 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After draw Jag this broad distinction between the 3Mict$on of journalists and that of exec utive statesmen, Reeve went on o say 2iat, "In this particular case I further se advantage from the course of a fair ad independent judgment on those af- a) . A Sale Eclipse All Others Will be Commenced TODAY, and will Continue FOR ONE M A Reduction of 25 Per Cent will be Made in All the Following Lines: Muslin Underwear, Napkins, Sheetings, Table Linens, Pillow Casing, Umbrellas, Parasols, and our entire line of . . . Iixaportecl illzs 50 Per Cent Reduction in Our Entire Line of Shirt Waists. These Goods are all NEW and were Carefull Selected, which insures Greater Bargains as nothing will be reserved. The early patrons have the choice. Queen Street, 0 KEIR, Dry Goods 30ooooeo oooooe