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FOR SALE-Six new upholstered cots:
never been used. FOR reasonable pflCe'
Address COTS, this office. Item
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LOST.

LOST-Sunday afternoon, a ladys gold
watch, between Washington and Cabin
John; initials on watch, NJ. r. h. A liberal
reward paid if returned to Mrs. MAGGIE
COLLINS, Shoreham Hotel mylu-3t
LOST-Sunday, 2:3O O'Clock, Manchester
wharf, white setter dog. named Flash;
black spots on ears and body; reward
CHAS J.. BARBER, 70l 18th st. NV.
LOST Saturday night gold heart locket;
diamond in face and monogram on back.
Reward if left at 626 4th st. NV my9-3t
LOST-Leather card case; advertising
plates Return to A. b. c., this office.
my9-3t
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FOR HIRE
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
SIMMER LAW LECTuRES.

UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.
July / to August 81, 1897. Course in
cluoes 80 lectures by Mr.. Justice Harlan,
of u. s. Supreme Court. For catalogue adj
dress R. G. MINOR, Secretary,
my10-3t-eod Charlottesville, Va.
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FOR SALE Range, ATOiler. hot water
tanks coffee urns, awning, etc. Inquire
of JOHN WHITE. Sill 18th st. NV.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.
REAL ESTATE BULLETIN.

THOMAS e yAGGAMAN. 917 F ST. NV
TWO-STORY. BRICK AND FRAME
EHDIfS ES E0R ga LIZ
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FOR RENT--440 Q NV. house open for
inspection; Improvements going on;
rooms, halls, hot water, range bath, park
ing; gas; house arranged for families;
rent $40 Iny9-3t
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANT ED-One large, unfur. front room;
2d floor, with alCove; near cafe, state
lowest terms. NJ. f NJ, this office.
myS- st
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EXCHANGE Il so acres, Gar field, Co Kan
sas, farm. rich soil, house, barn, well; 40
business Address FARM, this office.
mY8-2t
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BARGAINS at so 9Th ST nw-ScTeen
doors, 65c, window screens, 20C each
l.. Ii HOHhINS. myS- Il .em
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FOR SALE-Cheap-7 electric fans, with
biting and shafting- GO La. ave.
n1yg-3t
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WANTED BY young lady with experience
as boukkeepeT, cashier, and clerk, work
of any kind Address MISS F., this of
flee my10-3t
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FOR RENT -Desi rabie houses, at IA
and 51S L st. Sc, at Sis and $40
month; 24th st. NV, at SI2.50 a month.
Apply to room "a, Hotel Fredonia. II ST.,
near 18th. my7-7t,em
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wANTED-PosTAGE STAMPS.

WANTFD-For cash, all kinds ofold United
States postage and department stamps;
collections also bought. Fl. F. DUNK
HORST, 1905 tb st. NV. .my5-tf
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FOR SALE-Large chest OF carpenters
tools. cheap, for S25, If sold atOnCe. Call
9I7 IL st sw., city. mylO-4tem
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FOR RENT-Nicely furnished room, near
Patent OFFICE; price sc. 40 Sth ST. NV.
Item
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BOARD AND ROOM.

WANTED--One or two gentlemen to loom
and board: large room; place for wheels.
1929 9th st NV 1ny9-2t
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NANTED-By girl of twenty, Iosi ton as
millinery apprentice. MILLINERY, this
office my9-3t
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FOR RENT Furnished house, rooms and
bath: terms moderate TO small family;
references exchanged. 1918 18th st.
myS-3t
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FOR SALE-SUBURBAN.

FOR SALE-A new, well-built, pretty cot
tage; No. 1f0 Jefferson st, Anacostia;
rooms, ba tb; modern conveniences; lot
24x130; with room for stable; rents at
$15; bargain at 50, $50; terms easy L.
STARGARDTER, Room 2, 613 18th st.
NV. my9-3t
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FOR SALE-Best EIgin butter, CSC or 4
pounds for 81 K. B. YounCs butter leads
all others for quality and fineness in flavor
Try it and you viii have no other. 76 and
a. Q street Market aud 50 Riggs Market
Postal orders promptly filled myS-3t
FOR SALE-Fresn cows; always on hand;
would also eXChan &c for dry cows. jNO.
DENEkAS, 1910 BL1ghtwood ave.
my1-1mo ,em
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500 DOWN and your note for 81 ECO viii
buy 7-room dwelling in Tenley Gown, d.
c., lot 25x160 call early. j. d. SULLI-
VAN, 18th and q. my2-1W
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FOR SALE Single, oak bedroom set.
rocker, toilet set, and beddIng' cheap
Address ). u, this office. my9-3t
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FOR RENT 116 Pierce st. NV; 2 stories
endorsement; Groom brick house; 81 D per
month, formerly $lo. Apply at Ii 9th st.
NV my7 -6t-em
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FOUND.

FUUND-ICe cream, A No /, soc per gal;
absolutely pure; brick cream and water
ices LACEY s. COL and 6u3 n. Y. ave.
nly6-6t-e IA
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FOR SALE-Cheap, one sailbOat, u feet
IOug complete. also one sail, ne ", l6Xl9.
Second and y sts., or 631 l. st. Sc.
myl O-3t,em
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THE TEMPLAR-O square from Capitol;
GOT Pa ave; excellent board and room
from 81 to So per week. my5-7t
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WANTED-Board ers; large well furnished
rooms, two lines of cars pass; reduction
to two or more in rooms. 3lS Indiana ave.
NV my6-7t
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FOR KENT-Four unfurnished rooms; en-
tire second floor; light housekeeping az
lowed; heat and gas; terms moderate Zl34
T. St NV, nyl 0-3t-em
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FCR RENT FURNISHED HOUSES.

SEVEN rooms: complete. fur house: with
ConYenienCes; NV; lady and daughter
will board with party. Address SO K st.
nv. Iny9-3U
FOR RENT-Five large furnished rooms;
i'll fine location, house NV, IN exchange
for fTst-Cass board for owner and fiOS
for the summer, to neat, careful couple.
Address M A F. this Office. my9-3t
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FURNITURE moved; largest 2-hOTSe load,
50 90; 1-hOrse loads, 81. 20; pianos, 81,
furniture packed and shipped, experienced
men Omy. COLUMBIA TRANS Elk co,
323 IL sc. NV. Phone 1860.
myJ-tf
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FOR RENT--405 and 4o7 I'd ST. sw.. six
room brick alter; in splendid condition;
to desirable colored tenants; $3.50 each.
Apply 942 X st. NV. ap1-tf EN-
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Fur RENT-STALLS.
FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR EXCHANGE-S1 900 equity in fine
NV. property; rented at $40 per mo for
small property. \. Y. X, this office
Iny9-3t
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ANTED-Boarders;tl Is rye rooms; all home
comforts; particularly desirable fOr fami-
lies or gentlemen employed in city; conven
lent to sta ton; $50 per month MRS. s.
w. BROWN, West End, Vi. my SGT
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FOR sALE-Wfl sell my house at any
price TO prevent It's loss one OF the cositso
houses north west; rooms, with pahtTy
ana cellar; first-class neighborhood; GOOD
loI, TO public alley; handsome interior
sell at 300, with 81 so cash, 10 pay
Ddck interest, and balance small monthly
payments This house has been bullt
ABOUT one year and cost me "a, 800. Ad-
uFess Tor full particulars and an immediate
ahsw er, NORTHWEST, this office.
myo-3t,e
FOX SALE So, 500 on wide concrete
street; pretty, new 2-story, bay-wi ndow
Iiicki rooms, bath and pantry; cabinet
lidntelS, china closets, electric DelIs ana
gas iightng; rear alley and front parkings;
select nelghborhood; L square from SID
ave; near cars and public schools; terms
maze TO suit purchasers; 1871, 1873 and
1910 Emerson st. ne, bet. Il and r, / 3th
and l4th SIS; inspection invited. Apply
r st. NV myS- Stem
FOX SALE-Valuable 3-story brick and
stone Residence, 2020 10Th st. NV, ~
rooms, bath and large yard, furnace heat,
eas, ail mod ihps Tear coaches, cable an1
ctectrlc cars. Address OWNER, 1855
St. W. 9th floor, or inspect house yourself
my7-7t-en
FOR SALE-Only $1,000 Tor a 2-ktory
anu basement house IN excellent repair,
ne ddress oEW yf ti3nsn this SO Office hee
my4-7t
fOR SALE-6room brick; gas bath, 90
Ivy Sc. Sc, bet. n. j. ave. and y. Capitol
81, Sc; occupied. OWNER, this ONCE.
FOR SALE-A weli-buiIt brick house; all
mod impS and newly papered and paint
Gu, with stable to public alley. Apply on
premises, No. 1909 9Th st. NV. myI-CI
FOR SALE-Desirable houses in all parts
OF the city on
MONTHLY PAYMENT PLAN.
In my list have new Groom ana pain
bricks, as low $4,000; choice In every
way. Investment properties EAchahtes
negotiated Money to loan on real estate.
GEO, j. yesterday, 14lO ST. NV
6p25-l4e
FUk SALE-A beautiful new mouse; .
rooms ana bath; south front within one
square cable cars Price only % ,oOo'
little cash and balance $40 monthly anu IL
terest. takes 1t this weeE JOHN r.
PARET, I4lI q st HalS-It-eih
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IFGAL NOTICE.
ESTATE of Cbantal V. Garrity, late OF Tie
District of Columbia. No. 1904, dCcket
Is issued MayS :, 1897 ppIiCatiOn having
been made u the Supreme court OF the DIS
trICt of Columbia, holding Orphans tcuit'
for letters OF admins trdtiCn Oh SdIu ESTATE
by CaubaFine Carmichael, sister or sIIn
t!prpdent, this is 10 give notice TO ali coll
cerned 10 appear in said cOurton hlDA
the FOURTH day OF JUNE, \. ID. 1897, NJ
10 O'Clock a. m, to show cause why SUI
Attest. J. kDTA MCGlLL,
Register of Wills, ID. c.
HUGH T TAGGART, Proctor for Applicant
mylO,17 ,21-3t-e IA
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For SALE-BICYCLES.

THE BEST PLACE in the city 20 get
bicycle; the finest wheels ever offered
for the money; 800 wheel for $50: SO
wheels for $50; ali new: just from the
factory; same material and workmanship
as you will find in any $100 wheel; don I
fail 30 come and see these wheels before
you buy; you will ina Ike money by doing
so, small profits and quick sales our motto.
UNCLE SAM CYCLE CO, 610 st. NV.
my9-3t
FOR SALE-Three bicycles at Sd and X
SITS. Sc. my9-3t
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PERSONAL.

II LEE. Geographic medium, SCIENTIFIC
palnist, and card reader, tells your full
name, reveals your past, describes the
present and fOretellsf yoHr future life;
also tells about business deals, law SUITS
love affairs, family troubles, Teunites the
separated, brings quarrels ali right, re-
moves spells, causes marriages, aud gives
good luck, etc; always a { home, 925 Fl ST.
NV; fee, 25C., soc, 81; satisfaction guar
anteed or no charge. Dyl0-3t
PROF. CLAY tells business, love affairs,
losses, etc; brings separated husbands,
wives, sweethearts orlovcrS together; re-
moves spells, bad luck; 90 cents; 10 TO 10
daily. 4S9 II st. sw my10-3t
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DR. YOUNG, Is 5 $sf: = n u:

Treats successfully eli diseases OF the
Brain ana Nervous system, Diseases OF the
Blood, Skin. stomach, Kidneys and Blad-
der, Night Losses. Sexual Weakness, Strict
ure, Vaucocele. Hydrucele, syphilis, and
all Private Diseases Of either sex. Con-
suIta ton and Urinary Analysis free.
Hours 10 to IL and to 8. Closed Sun
days and evenings
rZOLO," scientific palmist; life given
from infancy to old age. 725 18th
st. NV. nly9-1t
NINE. RETTA, medium for spirit mes
sages; sitting, Csc. and soc. 623 18th
st. NV. uIy9-7t
NINE. THEO, MEDIUM,
Scientific palmist and card reader; know
your fate and fortune; open daily; German
Spoken; 25c., and soc. 929 II st. NV.
myS-1mo
GYPSY QUEEN Fortune teller, ladies'
50c; gentlemen, ST. tho sign. Removed
to 1212 II st. NV my8-7t
NINE. FRANCIS leaves the city June 2;
gives life from cradle to grave; sittings
rs and so cents; home 8 to g. 500 East
Capitol st. ~" my7 1t
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FOK SALE-Llnoid boat 40 feet long, 30
inches wide, , inches deep; l office
cualF, l desk, / Springfield siN-ShOoter
si,ut gun "A number OF medical books. all
at }l22 y St NV myS-3t-em
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EDUCATIONAL.

PIANO lessons during summer season, 25
cents; painting lessons in classes Of
three, same terms. A. n. L., this office.
mVS-3t
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WANTED-FARMS

WANTED-A small farm, near the city;
suitable for raising poultry, truck farm
ing, etc; must have fair buildings and
improvements; give full description aud
state price. Address G. L. c., 436 1-2 II
st NV. my1a-3t
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FOR sALE-HoEsEs.

new houses; brick; six rooms; bath;
northeasG; So ,40U. ROOM 2, Gil 7th NV
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STORAGE ROOM.
LARGE Storage Room, ground floor, So
per month. 22l ID st. NV. nIy1 O-3J-eIn
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FOR RIGHTEOUSNESS.

FOR RENT 1913 Coreoran ST., broom
brick dwelling; modern conveniences and
stable; In good condition; rent, $50 30
Inquire on premises. Iny10-3t-eIn'
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE
AND FEMALE.

NANTED-Two persons, man and lady,
will pay literally to obtain positions Of
any klnd paying 500 per month or more;
thoroughly competent: highest references
Address DISCREET this office. rlvS-3t
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WANTED-BOARDING G..

WANTED-Board; nice country place; con-
venient TO city so trip can be made morn
ing and afternoon; party Of five; plenty of
shade; good country table; price moderate
20, this office. my9-3t
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MI. A. TREGNA

NH. A. TREGINA
Teaches HARMONY,
FORM,
INSTRUMENTAL TON
instruction given at residence OF pupil
Convenient hours Terms, 81 per lesson.
Address A TREGlNA, 5l9 Sth 81 Sc.
mh24-2m
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COUNTRY BOARD.


WANTED few boarderS at an old Nir-
gina homestead in the Piedmont region:
healthy location: pleasant, airy rooms; good
table. l IL miles Of railroad, telegraph,
churches: terms moderate. MISS SLAUGH-
TER, Winston, Culpeper county, Va.
mylO-3t-em
> MINER BOARDERS wanted at Flint
Hi; highly situated; large, airy rooms;
shady lawns; special attention to table;
adults preferred, SIG per month. Address
Mrs. FRALEI, Omey, Md. my6-Tt-em
WOODLA WIN Open May 20: pleasant
rooms: healthy location: large grounds;
electric bells: gas and artesian water. MRS.
Al. j. COLLEl, Proprietress, Rockville
Md Address The Clarendon, Washington,
ID. C.. ap27-1m
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FOR SALE-We are showing very large
assortment OF Monkeys improved Dry
Ar ce Box es: Ute test and most ccoDoin-
ical for hotels, butchers and grocerS; Ej
Co. factory rear or 2l4. ZIG. 2lS Sth
mhES-CE
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WANTED-By white girl, place as cham
bermaid in hotelor boarding house. 1343
9th ST. NV my lt-3t,eIn
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err.r->-qoxs waNTFD-FEMAI.E

WANTED-At once, by a white woman,
l4th st Item
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WANTED Situation as wet nurse to raise
child or work in small family; little wages;
have baby INDUSTRY, this office Item
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1897-04-12
MEYER AND CALLoW.

The INDEPENDENT is enabled to
contradict the statements made by
Mr.. Meyer of Molokai and "Kupa
Hawaii" in reference to Mr.. Callow's
dismissal from his school. They
both denied that Mr.. Meyer had any
influence in his dismissal, and their
statements were endorsed 10y officials
OF the Board OF Education. How
faithfully their memories serve these
gentlemen aud public officials may
be proved by the following letter
typewritten, and signed by DR..
Rodgers, with whose signature the
writer is familiar. This letter reads
thus:
REPUBLIC OF HAWAII, DEPARTMENT
OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION,
HoNoIuLU, II. l., Oct. 2nd, 1867
Mr., WIN. 7. CALLow,
Sir:-Complaint has been made
to this Department that YOU are not
proper person to have charge Of
government school in consequences
OF habit Of using bad language to
your pupils, Sc.
This charge was backed up by a
petition from tesdents of the Dis
trict making very positive state
ments to the same effect. The mat
ter was referred to Mr.. Meyer, the
School Agent, for investigation and
report, with the result that the Min
lister and Commissioners of Public
instruction are well satisfied that
the charge is well founded. Mr.
Meyer has been instructed to close
the school pending the app ,intmeut
of your successor. You will be paid
up to the date OF closing the school.
This notice is transmitted through
the School Agent. Yours, sc.
G. T. RODGERS, Secretary.
We can add to these statement ITS
the facts, given to us on most relia-
BILE authority, that Meyer, the School
Agent, never visits any school-save
Kaunakakai recently. He never saw
Callow and never asked any ques-
tions, aud Calow, the deserving
half-white, was afforded no oppor-
tunity of defending himself in the
presence OF his accusers. His posi-
tion would have been far different
had he been a relative Of member
Of the Cabinet or connection Of a
man OF influence in Government
circles, The only remedy for the
unfairness and to bridge over the
stream and harmonize matters lit.
tie is to promote Callow to any sx-
isting vacancy and thus to give him
a chance of proving his usefulness.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1897-04-12
MONDAY, APRIL II, 1897.
OVERHEA ARD.

STRANeER.-Say, what do you fel-
lows mean by "P. G,?"
1sT CITIzEN.-Ohl That stands for
Pinafore Government. You know,
you must be an aunt, grandpa, sec
ond cousin, or some other connec-
ton, il you wish to live here.
2D CIr1zEN.-You're all wrong. p.
G. will very shortly stand for Past
Government, and don't you forget it.
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Events have proven in every in
stance that our telegraphic CORE
spondence was CORE ct, and that our
correspondent knows what be is
talking about. On the Oath of
March we published the following
despatch:
"DoLE-HAToH (Per Rio Janeiro)-
The Republic of Hawaii torn with
the discussions at hom and dis
credited abroad is an object of
pity and solicitude. | need not
say to you how weary and worn 1
am, for the multitudinous photo
graphs have had taken tell only
too plainly the strain l am un der.
After consultation with my council
lors have determined to force the
hand OF Mckinley. Having noticed
that the only thing that seems to
start the spleen Of American people
concerning Hawaii is the fear that
our islands will become Orientalized
Chow they can we'll be more so than
they now are | cannot see), and that
Japan has designs upon our terri
tory, decided, in order to placate
our gun carriers, and in fear and
trembling lest oifense be given our
planters, to turn back the wave Of
japanese immigration, and it has
been so clumsily done by Castle and
Cooper that japan must resent it,
and then-what? Communicate to
President Mckinley, without too
close adherence to the facts, the
danger that threatens us from
Japan, My extreme anxiety is large
ly for my own future and this must
be my excuse for the length of this
dispatch. Like one OF old Il have
set my life upon cast, and | will
stand the hazard OF the die Tia tai"
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1t is sincerely hoped that the
"boys" will behave themselves when
quarantined at Waikiki and that
Cooper and Castle will return as
men Of broader mind and more
knowledge Of the world than they
now possess. Renken will teach
them how to ride horse without
falling off. Saint Martin will show
them how to play cricket and Marx
will give lessons in tennis. Doyle
will teach them funny yarns and
still funnier songs Git is a "stag-
party'), and Minister Pooh Bah will
reciprocate by showing how to
play sacred music on hand organ
and deliver lectures on the posterity
and prosperity OF high-climbing
monkeys. Mr., Castle will give
recitals in costume, from Shake
speare and Goethe and will incident
ally feed" the extra guards and
snort grace at meal hours. Alto
gether the quarantined officials will
have a very jolly time. In the days
of the monarchy that kind of "jolly"
quarantine was unknown, and Paul
and Peter we're treated alike.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1897-04-12

guano beds aud sugar plantations,
and plenty of ships aud Offices, and
enough for everybody and some
thing left over" This scores the
quick and the dead concerned 10
the overthrow of the Monarchy OF
Hawaii in January, 1898. The
scoundrel Stevens must writhe in
his grave.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1897-04-12
Timely Topics.
Honolulu, april 10, 1897.
The National Feed Box

Do not for one moment ina
gine that we intend to drift into
politics and refer to the Hawaiian
Treasury. Not at all, we have
something more profitable to
attract your attention in these
days of economy.
1t is something that pays for
itself in a few week and is a
great boon to the horse and his
owner.
1t will save over 25 percent of
your feed bills.
1t will save you hostlers, time,
trouble and vexation.
1t will do away with Doctors
bills, Collie, indigestion and
stomach troubles.
1t will cure such bad habits as
boiling, soldering and scatter
ing, and is the best device yet
invented for feeding in the stable
or OH the road.
You can use it for feeding all
kinds of grain, corn in the ear,
chopped food, Bran mash, water
or medicine.
1t is made of steel and pra3-
tically indestructible.
1t is finely galvanized, easily
cleaned, pure and odorless, light
and portable,
1t is used and approved Of by
owners and drivers of the fastest
horses in the world, and is es-
pecially popular on stock farms
and in stables of all kinds.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1897-04-12
OUR INTERCEPTED TELEGRAMs

Some skeptical reader of THE INDE-
PENDENT has insinuated that the 'in
tercepted" kilograms publ ished from
time to time in our pa per are not
genuine and are simply manu- fact ur-
ed in our Office.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1897-04-12

The last steamer for China took
permits for nine hundred more Chi
nese; but, tell it not in Washington.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1897-04-12

And now it is rumored that the
main reason for Minister Pooh Bah
Cooper going into quarantine during
the next 1S days is that he is by no
means anxions to face Admiral
Beardslee and the Philadelphia
scalp hunters.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1897-04-12

Persona non grata Thurston has
entered into a controversy with a
Mr.. Stevens, counsel for the Japa.
nese Legations at Washington, and
seems to be at his wits end, for he
resorts to the old habit OF telling
tarrsdiddles. Mr.. Thurston says
that "Royalist leaders" have taken
up the cry for annexation as a de-
fense against the influx Of japanese
and Chinese. Wheni
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1897-04-12
TOPICS on THE DAY.

No, dear Star, annex alton is not
coming, it is the Philadelphia.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1897-04-12

1t has long been known that the
oath of servitude to the Republic is
not required for the band boys. In
this instance music has tanned the
savage breast thanks to Cooper, the
popular Sunday musician.