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New-York tribune., 1886-01-21
Efsnmtrais anb Railroads.
ALL FARES REDUCED VIA

A IL FARES REDUCED VIA
n 6TONIN0TON LINE INSIDE ROUTE
To Providence 81 25 to Boston. S. eteamars
leave from pier 49, North RIVER block above CaaA
st. at 1:3O p. daily. except sundays q train with
paror cars recning chars between steamers landing and
y. W. PoPPLK. General Passenger Agent
HARLEM RIVER BRANCH
Il Il NEW-YORK. NEW HAVEN AM HARTFORD r. r.
Trains Harlem River station. 1872 and
Lincoln Third Avenue Bridge Harlem River
Third Avenue Elevated ailroad) daily except
Sundays, at 6i5, 7:jn 90, 1000. ll55 a 2l0 800,
440. $40 $40 and 500 D. m for Port Morris Casanova
(Oak POINT. Hunts Point. West Farms Van Nest West
Island, Pelham Manor and New Rochelle. connecting at
New Rochelle with tralns for all poins the of
he New York. NewHayen and hartford Railroad shore
NewBntan and sued Branches and Boston and all points
East
Midnight train for Rochelle and all intermediate
tOns y. 1910 q. IN. laily. except Mondays
Sunday trains fol New Rochelle and all inermedat
ons at 900 and $50 tho latter raii connecting
at Rochelle with trains 70 Grand centr depot and
Stamford
New-York tribune., 1886-01-21
RAYMONDS VACATION EXCURSIONS.
M EXICO,
Sieamboais ano Railroads.

COOKS TOURIST TICKET OFFICE,
" 2el Broadway. Corner warrenst7 n X xru,
fpfs 's sts1'iiH BGhITSA ft
ses rcooRs ExcUasIoNIsT, with maps published
monthly by msiI for 10 % cents Adiress @ IS, D,,.,uv
NOR NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. leave Peck
slip % spS m. u FOR r S early SorS and East
EXCURSION 70 New.Haven and return u o.
\, ORWICH LINE.
~ Rcducton Of fares 20 all points, Boston s% Worcester
neft per above Desorosses street Ferry At <'so M daily
FLORIDA, JACKSONVILLE and all points
south and West at thal conPanies rates rail OF
tsa%e wEGBs .a. SstS csss ssepsrs ssepy
NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
through trains will Grand Central Depot
T. caS % cshso na MPa.tsf ST. and
800 M sasi Lmsa Cne,go .pess SSchsstar wid 1n Rn
fao. Nissra rails Erie Cleveland AMI Toeo arriving at
I0:6 a. S Chicago EIprcss drawing to Canaan
iii N. estern New Ork and Northern Express with
$50 Al6any Troy and uhGl E5pTe@sr ,1 hTGSngh 99Sg.
dr9Ting loom cars orv 10 saa'o1" IT, @'u '''"'
felI m Hsco$@odqton TO Albany and Troy
for Niagara Fills Buffalo Cincinnati. Toledo Detroit Chi
go m Express with sleeping cars to Syracuse and to
sis D. M Pacific w.th sleeping ears for Rochot
ter Buffalo. Niagara Falls Cleveland Toledo l. Loni" DE
anu tbttgo -. ,,,...u
with the mOrn trains for tho est anu
for LIE North except saturday ni2ht.
Tickets sale at Grand central lepoL No D .o%hns 's
and at Wcstootts Express O6ces arkplac ne'r Broad
Yogs. So @ WSinron and 53G fuonss Brooklyn and 10
4th.si. Williamsburg. -.. Ia
onoi n ons IN drawing and II eplnE cara can DO
OF the ticket Offices IN New" ork Cty ana
.JB " ashingtOn ST.. Brnofyi. -. -..t,..o.
Baggace CT I'd FOR IN ,ocked from Residence .,-
these ira run daily. ~ otho d1y eNcep' Sullay
tThc.e trains o. at Harlem 2jth.st and ihivel
NJ. TOUCrH ~ " NJ y y ~,
JACKSONVILLE Fla.-Straght and excur-
- sinn 1nnlna. greatly relncel raes Wrlle Tor
New-York tribune., 1886-01-21
Ocean Cleaners.

ANCHOR LINE u. s. MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
~ Failing Weekly from New.YOik FOR
GLASGOW VIA LONDDNDERRY.
UTOPIA. Jan. - 7:3Oa m. tUuM 81 \. FEB. 8 a. m.
pENONIA Jan. 30. D. m. CIR 'ASSIA. Peb. IS. IL m.
DO NOT CARRY PAsSENGF Rs.
Cabin passage $50 20 SSn Second class $50
steerage ward go prepa!d $50
HENDERSON BROTHERS. General Az ntA
Bowling Green. Ne1-York
New-York tribune., 1886-01-21

NORWICH LINE.
~ Reduction fares all points, Boston. ST. Worcester
g. so STEAMERS leave North River foot OF Wattst
newt per street Ferry AZ <SO m daily
except SUNDAY
New-York tribune., 1886-01-21

HAMILTON HOTEL, BERMUDA,
WILL OPEN NOVEMBEa 10
1his house jvided with all conveniences In
cudng electric bells hot fnd cold wafer baths 90 Tho
house 10 situated te highest ground in the CITY and oor
mands eJtens views OF tho urrOundng country ana I'D
jacent islands II, elevator position Injuries dryness and
perfect drainage Driving boatiny and fishing uneIceled
The cnisine and service uneIcepoDabe This delightful
Island IL entirely free from % alarla
WALTER AIKEN Proprietor.
H. M. SULLIVAN. Manager
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-12-20
A civil suit.

The case Of J. F. Colburn IS. \. K.
kunuiakea came before Police Justice
Bickerton on Friday for the examination
Of defendant as judgment debtor. Mr..
Chas Creighton appeared for the plant
if, and His Excellencv Antone Rosa
for the defendant. The latter in his
evidence admitted the judgment against
him. but stated that he had no personal
property. his estate being morrgaged to
Mr. Cartwright. Cert in horses which
he was in the habit Of using stood in the
name Of the estate Of Queen Emma, 10
whom they had been mortgaged for
5000. He had some furniture, but that
was mortgaged 10 Mr.. Cartwright for
s. 600. as also some fishing nets. His
real estate and his kahilis were similarly
encountered. Mr. Cartwright being the
trustee. He could not say exactly how
he stood with Mr. Cartwright. He mad
bought some Ieis aId some rings at the
recent auction sale at Queen Emma )
late residence, but these We're paid for
by Mr.. Cartwright He had not sold
anything lately, and there were no debts
owing to him. He had Ife-interest III
the property. When cross-examined,
he stated that he bad had furniture since
1880, and horses since 1852. The owner
ship Of the leis and rings was in dispute
a suit was now pending in Court. The
order Of the Court being complied with,
the defendant was discharged. Costs,
~ %
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-12-20
PASSENGERS


From san Francisco, per bsrkeutlns Eureka,
December Is54.-JI samuel Norris AM Ha-
w4iizns-
From san Francisco. per tsrkentiue " q d.
1aoEd December 18th. f Winston, licLaush-
In and r SchOIIu-
From -SIoIoEzi, per steamer Nokoliir Deem
Der 18th Hon A p Pleh&ole Nazerets. > KAN
@ipeLekaue. ID LJzaua, aud i deck passengers-
From svind7vard ports. per steamship hInau
December 18th, lion hauluEou- Il nal
stead Eua. Reutou, Chaplin. Mrs . l.
Barnard J 3 Jones and = children eFoldsteIn p,
r 4 Derriu Il 4 Woman, G Motley and VIE II
L-rbe r I.vcau y % Carter, Miss Amy Afong.
sIizs Mary Along Miss Iarls Along ) } Jones
Major 81 ? L-unaueiaei. 3 Macy, VI LEarlanl,
= 4 Ha1v II sylvia, = Cushi nghaTu, " + Glade
4 Subr 81 aokf Mr Eoki. wife and children,
Hr " 4 stone and B children, and y deck pas
ssngers.
From kauai. per steamer r Bishop, Dscem-
rerEgrh- s. II rice u 4 lfacfr. Jr. A + 4 swift,
capt Ross J D Parker and wife, Miss VI Low
Mi-s H0opii. Ber5leman. wife ana fanny t-'
decz psssep gers
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-12-20
PORT OF HONOLULU. IL. i.
ARRHF Walls.

SATURDAY, December 18th.
Strnr Kfnau Loreuzeu Il, from Maui and Hawaii
5tInr Likeuke Davis, from Maui
Strnr Surprise WeiSbarth, from kuHu
StEur Lehua, Clark, from Hamakua
Stnr AI0 kOIiI, MCO4rvsOrs from MOlOkai
Stmr WaiInaualU, from kOOIau
Am bktne DimOud, swift. 24Lz days from
san Francisco
Am brgtne Claus Spreekels, Drew. Il days
from san Francisco
Am bktne Eureka. Meyer. 2.l2 days from san
Francisco
Haw bark star of Devon. Lowell. "A days from
FannIug's Island
Am snip Mercury. from Newcastle y "
scar WaiehU, from N4Ialua
SCnr MauuJkaWai, from kOOlau, Oahu
SUNDAY, December 18th.
Stmr Bishop, CLANCY. from Kauai
StmT James Makse, Campbell, from Kauai
Am bktne Ella, Rust - days from san Fran
cisco
Schr Kulamauu, from HLluaku1
SchF NaImalu. from Maui
Schr Mana, from HOnomu
Schr C1teriuI, from NaIGuLe
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shipping MOI -.

The steamer Lrbus, Captain T. * Clarke. az
rived December 18th from Hamtsna, d.'''1ii'
With 49, bags sugar, which were Transferred 10
the steamship Australia.
The steamer LIseIiae, Capt-iu paws. asrl we'd
December 18th from K1nIiui, Maui. With 1870
ua.s sugar. and leaves again tomorrow
The steamer HokoIu brought Il bales wool
and 100 sheep from Lanai December 18th. She
leaves again this afternoon.
The schooner HauGok-vai brought 40 bags
rice bran. 40 bales wool. aud 455 bags rice from
Eo5isu Oahu December 18th.
TIE American oarksutine Eur5k. under COM
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-12-20

The Academic School for Girl--Mr-.
Geo. Wallace, pracepress-closed on
Friday, December 18th. for the Christ
mas holidays. The new term viii begin
upon Monday, January Sd This school
offers the best advantages to the resi-
dents Of the Hawaiian Islands for the
education Of their daughters. The course
of study from the primary through the
coll. giate course is full. and is thoroughly
taught French and Latin are taught
without extra charge. No effort is spared
to render the school select and worthy Of
confidence. Reference is made to many
prominent residents Of Honolulu ~ho
hav. had pupils i'm the school
A roof of corrugated iron is being placed
On the Roman Catholic Cathedral
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-12-20
Vessels in Fort from Foreign Por,

Haw schr Jennie Walker, B Anderson, from
Tanning Island.
Am bkJue Mary NIukelman, ChAs Backus,
from san francisco
Am bark Forest Queen c N Winding, from
san francisco
Am tern Ford, T H GrIfhths, from san
Francisco
Am bark H Bowers, J Hum, from Hong
kong
NSW
Am bark Sarlnac, D Shaw, from New York
Haw > ) Australia, II HOudlette, from san
Francisco
Haw bark star OF Devon, A Lowell, from Fan
uiugs Island
Am ship Mercury, from Newcastle, : "
Am bktne ~ DInouI. from san Francisco
Am oktne Eureka, Il Meyer, from san Fran
GIscO
An brgrus Claus Sprecksls, Z p Drew, from
san Francisco
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rs--ets Expeetea rom Forel=n Ports.

Brit bark GIengaber, RoIleston, from Liver
Am bark Martina Fisher, from Glasgow, due
Jan 1870
Am Dk Martha Davis, F VI Benson, sailed from
Boston August 9TH, due December IN
Haw schr General oIegel- sanders, from
French Friyate Shoals, due Nov 2Q-jU
GTer bark Hydra, from HouskOGg, due DeceIn-
Der I-l5
German bark Hercules, schaefer, sailed from
Liverpool October 9TH. due February 2J-2o
Hawu sChr NlaiJI0. Holland from Mani
hiki via Fauuiug's Island, due December l5,-5I
Am tern W ) Bovine, i d Paul, from san Fran
cisco due Dec ZJ-jI
Hlw : = LelIaudia. D-ersuiorpt from san
Francisco. en- route 10 the Colonies due Dec -
Am sChr Anna, Robertson, from san francisco
due II h1dulUi. Maui, December All
Am tern " ; Bovine, 4 II Paul. sailed from
san Francisco December s. due December 1876
Am oktue Planter, " Z Perr1maur from "a u
Francisco. due December Z5-3l
Am bark CaIHa-Ien. G A Perkins from san
FIaLcisCO, due December -b-Sl
Am wh bark Hunter, Geo " jerks from the
Line Islands, due March lU-1l
Brir stur Explorer. from ApIa, due Dec -J-5y
HaT bark TLos Foster, ! " Rugg from VIC
torla 3 @, due Dec 45-aI
due 40 HilO. Hawaii, Dec 2C-16
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Police Court.
BEFORE POLICE JUSTICE BICKERTON.
SATURDAY, December 18th.

BEFORE POLICE JUSTICE BICKERrON.
SATURDAY, December 18th.
kalua and Kaolelo were fined the
usual sum for drunkenness. lie Chin
and All Ho were charged on remand
with having opium in possession. lie
Chin was discharged and Al Ho was re-
nanded till to-day for sentence.
Ben TenoriO was charged on remand
With ARRAY. Nolle pros. entered.
). X. Hui, Leehuakekai, Nainoehua,
kewaiula, Heau, John kaaikeiki, kau-
wahi and Kalua were severally charged
with assault and battery on Fook Sung,
Lee ChOy and Chat You at Waianae on
the 18th instant Mr. l. A Thurston
appeared for the prosecution and Messrs.
Kinney < Peterson for the defense. The
frst-named defendant admitted the as
sault, but pleaded Justification the
others pleaded not guilty. The circum-
stances OF the case were somewhat pc
culiar. The complainants are employed
on the Waianae Plantation. 4 native
came to where they were living and sold
them some fish After the bargain had
been struck he went away, but after
wards returned in a state Of intoxicatiOn
and demanded liquor, which was re-
fused. This appears to have been the
beginning Of the trouble, and after some
quarrelling a police officer lkalua) was
brought 10 the scene and Is said 10 have
arrested without a warrant, the Chinese
who are the complainants in this case.
This they resented and attempted to re-
sist, but the other defendants coming to
the assistance OF the officer, they were
oyerpowered and rather roughly han
dled-so much so that according to the
testimony Of the manager OF the estate
they exhibited bruises and other hurts,
one having been unable to work since
the occurrence. Having been secured
they were consigned to the lookup, the
manager afterwards bailing them out for
800. The next morning Hui, who was
chiefly instrumental in inducing their ar
rest, came TO the manager and returned
the bail, saying that he had been
"hastv," a statement which Is amply
supported by the context OF the evidence.
The upshot was they were brought be-
fore the local Court and discharged The
present case is the sequel to these cir
cumstances, the tables being turned.
The Chinese have now laid an information
against the men who arrested them,
namely, the above defendants, who
stand remanded until this morning.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-12-20
Horse Racing ON the streets.

The attention Of the police is hereby
called to the prevalent practice Of furious
driving and gallOping within the city
limits \ fragrant instance Of dangerous
riding occurred last Saturday evening
along Richard street by a party who
were probably leaving the band concert
At Emma Square The only masculine
Of the party apparently was q person
from whom better might have been ex-
pected than to use whip and spur in a
mad trial Of speed with sixteen-year-
old miss in public and often crowded
thOroughfare. His age and occupation
would certainly lead one to expect a
more decorous respect for outward pro-
priety than was displayed upon the oc-
casion referred to. It is the duty Of the
police, however, to take cognizance of all
such breaches Of the law, and We hope
that the Marshal will find himself endued
with sufficient nerve, after his tour upon
the Islands, to grapple with this danger
GUS nuisance.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-12-20
e.sel. s.eaAlms Eo-n.,y

Stmr WaiaIeaIe. for uamakua at . 4 II
St1lr Surprise " WeIa5IrtA Tor kuau, AZ
Stnr AIOkCIii MEG regor. for 1IOIOl.lI, ri 8 p
Stur NAIuAualO. q Underwood, Tor NaInlanalO.
Oahu
Am bark J II Bowers, Hum, for HOuskOug
Scur CauUte, for Laup2HoehOe, hawaii
Schr Manu0kawai, for hoOlau
schr Heeia, for hooIau
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-12-20
DEPARTURES.

SATURDAY. December sth.
StInr WaimAnalo for EOOI4U
- ur Day r Foster. toc Wilma, \ suai
Schr Ehukai, for W-laIU-. oahu
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Advertisements.
Let Me Have a Mild
GIG \ r.

TINHE ABOVE REQUEST II HEARD DAILY IL
L cigar stores. saloons and other places " here
lElrs sold, for IL is an uudlsputsd fact that
most smokers prefer mild cIsAr, and that those
wLG-haye tor "a long time smoked strong cigars
principally imported NIauIlaS. VIII. after having
thoroughly INJURED the stomach and i'm paired the
nervous system, surely want mild cigar II they
could ma the right kind.
How many thousands OF smokers who suffer
from loss of appetite, headache, nervous IrrIta-
bIlIty, asthma etc, aud who have tried all pos
slblu remedies without success might DE cured
II they knew that their suttrrIuss were caused by
the Intern peIate use of strong cigars, ana that
they should uulX smoke mild au properly pre-
pared ones.
Ii Is a fact that not all mild cigars agree we'll
with smokers for most cases there Is lack
OF care the selection of the tobacco, and often
the necessary eA PerIeuce for IL Is wanting, yet
there Is one hrasd Nj Ich suits the most tAstid-
IJus smoker, and that Is
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81 AUTHORITY.
Department Of Interior.

Friday, December 3lst, being the annlyersary
OF the birthday OF Her Majesty the Queen. all
Government offices throughout the Kingdom
viii bee closed Ola that day.
L. AHOLO.
Minister Jf Interior.
Interior Office. December II, 1886.
353dswdec3I
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-12-20
q. WEST. c. ". MACFARLANE.
Dissolution of Partnership.

" Office Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
y interest Of X. NJ. Dow in the business of
West Dow Y Co.. Fort street, Honolulu. has
been purchased by G. West. The business will
be conducted under the hrm name OF
WEST. DOW X CO..
Which Mr. Dow viii continue to manage, but
without any further responsibility for the firm
debts or bligations All debts due the late firm
OF West, Dow \ Co, should be paid to the under
signed who VIII pay all debts due by 1t.
WEST, DOW \ co,
Per q. West.
Honolulu, December Is, 1886. 355jal6
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T. EAhAAr
Tax Collector Of Hilo, Hawaii.
Bilo, December /, 1886. IzwI
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-08-27

Died. on the 18th inst. The infant
child % Charlie Wininger; also, The
three months old child Of George and
Ida Byres died on The 10th inst. These
flowers hare WitheTod On earth, but
have gone 70 bloom IN the paradise .
God. The bereaved parents have The
sympathy Of The entire community.
Fssmers IN the vicinity Of Hillham are
busy breaking Tor wheat.
viii Morgan d hauling bic melous TO
|out town; they aTs Of good quality
and The prices are reasonable
Constable Elkins and three deputies
| were mounted and furnished with puck
LEI change By the vigilance committee 81
8Illham, and started in pursuit % Levi
| Mitchell On the 18th Inst !; The Ofncer1
made The arrest u LAWrenco county
wednesday evening, the 18th, end gol
| ne key turned o. kim Saturday morn
inR q The Dubois county jail; sub
i pcenas Issued for de(t's Witnesses 90
i delivered 70 Ulysses Sidney Grant Paten
deputy conssabis; The depuly having 4
lmcke Inc trip On foot caueed the trial &
} 10 Be continued III The 80. Cooeeaol'
lElkins subp0enaed some q defendant
Witnesses, but three or four % them 3
lssid the defendant did not need: YET
Iis not common for constables % know
: what Witnesses are wanted, but Gran
|, IviIIe does. The constable had : VII
! lof attachment for Mr. Nicholson. Al
: Though DO vs. oath bound % serve ;
land could have deoe % without troubI'
|vet 30 knew e Wao 10 use. / believ
Z lie @ oflces's duty 70 regard HE oatl
: 10y serving al legal papers. regardless
!his own knowledge. ! believe 10 q
. |duty Of I'll good citisens % - th
: there g a organissd committee Who
:, |duty g ohall b 20 assist ID arrostIng
!. parties accused Of crime. This ] be-
|. Ieood resson 70 believe y the object
Z |the HiIlham comRjttee. Yet some
!. them are not willing for The occueed
I. have lair trial, end aro ceneurtuG fral
u ISimmouo for defending Mitchell u
I. LEGAL maoner; mod q Squire Moore
!. |ccuso Be acquitted Mitchell. I -
reason for any excitement ID this 90
Mitchell q under boud !; II the gro'
|iury return indictment he will b lals
!. tried II proved guilty Be will so1
1.-the penalty 81 the law. Let those q
~ have lost their reas0n stop and c0nsld(
- keep cool tiIf the cause d heard d Q
lcuit Court Attend the trial, then y
~ viii know what the evidences 10, but y
~ win never know till you DO whether
~ |accused . guilty o. not.
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Governor Gray be- Issued proclama-
lion n which be- refers q The lynchInes
of Holly Epps q Vlnoeaneo. Mart,
Thomas and John Archer - Shoals, VIII
liam Mum q Huron, and William Wat
kipe Of Aurora, and declares that such
conduct o. he part Of citissoe q this
stsae & . crime agslDst her laws, and
tends % bring The good name Of ne
state Into disrepule. BE, therefore. Of
(Sro : reward % q 900 for the approhen'
don and conviction 70 not lee than In
prisooment IL The penlteotIary q aoy
pePson engaged % either Of The lynch
ings referred 70, Or any That may here-
amer take place. The Governor ooer'
|ths reward in the hops Of deeerrtng ~
lure violeuce. TIE good name q III
state he bcen greatly injured by toee'
lIawIeos IynchinGs, where there wee d
posoibls excuse that The law would no
mete out Just punIshmeut Gov. Gre.
deserves credit Tor the staDd be has TAX
60 In favor of oustaining the NV. Ih
llynchers are unquestiouably - guilt!
|murderers . their untried victimi
Such lynchings ere but The steppln|
stones 10 anarchy Of The worst degres
The only safety Of the public ie due =
lancet % law. n laws ere not acceptable
change them through Tie ballot box 2
! pIedSIng your candidates for the Lsgi'
llature.
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I'm .u1oogvno t1o1ony.- - oo1g'
~ oooIco4 - vook 49,: q o9 1919
pooy woo oolog ogIn1f14 - @oe(:! ~
~ purpooo q roansooe.rn8 1oso';Sto;
mo artIeloe q Irco<y.so:,:c vS<o ~.
D. ~ Secretary 2! $1,000 ouoe 20.
0oouoy. m c:p1s11 S'Q.k 70 p..s@~ :.
$4,000. olvoQoo ~ So0 e'.s.o ~ ytul
eooh. One oonorc4 aoo tosgsy en9se'
havo - o. 49, euoocstoeo, ana $780,
elan koeo>ers john Y. evesk S9oe
Alice, Frank Joseph ano JACOB AlIeos ".
|ohoeen - olreceors lor ene uscs ye,E
The reot q eno ueoc! y 80 ope: ~ ~
|scvlpeIoo. oeo :: y Y cereo'o . - 3 IA
Ing Investment - 11keSy . - q" tekcs
|ooon-
Iho oojece = = ecooro !ne eoeloce. 9
ehe proeone I'm - Ai'eo urosoe!a -;
have already oulle ~ - exeon;.v: ~
prooenole eraoe) ana e.'es y .
9reoe a extent . goso,ole w.sn " ~
ital u y oneIclpoeeo ecos weeo>o : ye.'
The Jesper Furniture Compeny wv ~
lploy - nanoA ana 2: PAYING gus ~
hundred DOLLAR woekiys g eater Into ~
channels % srace - Docees cososy. ~
cls'nene eenere'iy e1o.so 49, .~!!
eneoesSsS ~ - o, "n-;.s 49, 49,. .c..i,
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t,he command OF the English- Kern
,cis~~o ~ Democratic State Commieeee
~ loce saturday '-arbitrariiy." eno VIM
o,.e e15ng time 70 hear evidence ooc1-
a. thot neither Byuum nor Bailey vae
~ominoaed Il The Indianapolis district
TSis 1ecieiop 4 sbsurd On - isce'
There uas ne delegates appc1nlea y
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