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SOmesVille.
The Eastern Queen" left last week for
Franklin.
Miss Alice Mason, of Beech Hill, is at
tending school al Watervile.
The schooner "Westerloo", Capt. Mayo,
has been undergoing repairs.
The schools commence to-day. E. w.
0ber teaches he grammar and Mrs. L. II.
Somes the primary.
The familiar sound of J. w. Somes' saw
mill is again heard. The lumber trade
seems to be good. AS the roads are in
such bad condition, they have RATED con-
siderable lumber down the sound this
last week. K. II. Davis, of West Trenton,
has charge of the mill.
April Il. Fl.
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tbs AMERICAN has subscribers at Jos
Of ne II5 post -o6fces in Hancock county;
all the othe~ papers in the county COM
biued 90 not reach so many. THE AMER
IcAN is not the only paper printed in
Rancock county, and has nerer claimed TO
be, b1st It is the only paper that can prop
erIy 6e called COUNTY paper; all the
rest are merely local papers. The circilld-
tton Of THE AMERICAN, barring the Bar
Hdrbor Records Summer list, is larger
than that Of all the other papers printed
IN Hancock county.
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Great Pond.
Philip Giles, of Walt ham, WAS in town
to-day on his way up river.
Game Warden Herrick, OF East Edding-
ton, made snort stay here during the
week.
The Partridge brook driving crew went
up river April 10, two weeks later than
last year. Edmund Giles is foreman.
Frank Frust's crew went to Dead stream
the tirst OF the week. MIR. Frost moved
his supplies across Great pond with pair
of horses April Is. The ice is not often as
good at that date. A. X. Hasten has Il
few men at Alligator lake working on the
dam and stream, bat the lake, il IL
thought, VIII not oe open before the first
OF May.
April >. FLossIE.
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GIVE THE CHILDREN A DRINK

eaIIed 6rain.O. II Is a deliciona ensa...a.iig.
isnIug IUod drink TO take the pla e of cot
zee. sold By all grocers and liked by all who
nave used 1t because when properly prepared
II tastes Ike the finest coffee but is free from all
Us injurious properties. Grain-O aids diges.
ZION and strengthens the nerves. 1t is not
sumulant but health-builder, and children, as
well as adults, can drink 1t with great benefit.
costs ABOUT / as much as coffee. I5c. ard 25c.
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Sullivan.
Mrs. W. o. Emery has gone to Newton
for visit with her father and sister. and
later VIII visit Pittsfieid, Mass.
Schools commence this week. Miss
Gesry, OF Alton, teaches the village
school. Miss Hawkins at franklin, and
Miss Mary Evans at Sullivan Centre.
Advices from Kansas City bring the
welcome tidings OF the recovery of Master
Richard Emery from pneumonia from
which he has been suffering the last few
weeks.
Rev. Mr.. Moore gave his last sermon
on Sunday, before leaving for conference
at Rockland. He has many friends here
by whom he and his estimable wife will
long be remembered
April Il. K.
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:. :. Deliver; NJ. ., Miss Ester Dixon;
No. TO- Miss Louise Heath; No. II, Miss
- Ludwick; No. IL, Miss Winnie Hodg
kins; No. IS, Miss Eva Mayo. School
commences May 1.
April IS. II.
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south Deer Isle.
Mrs. L. May Robbins went to Rock land
Wednesday to attend the Methodist con-
ference.
Rev. Mr.. Garland preached TIE last ser
mon of the conference year April I6. and
left for conference Wednesday.
Cards are out announcing the marriage
OF Rev. {. Garland and Mrs. Viola Bar
bour, Wednesday evening, April rs, at the
church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Smith arrived al
+. A. Peirce's Tuesday, where they will
remain for the present. Mr.. Smith will
be employed at Stonington.
The Sunday school board held its
annual meeting Monday evening. Of
ticers were elected for the ensuing year.
and plans made for the work. Mrs May
Robbins rendered her resignation as
superintendent, to take effect at the end
of the quarter, end Mrs. Hettie Hatch
was elected TO succeed her. Mrs. Lucy
Robbins was elected librarian, Mrs l.
j. Warren secretary and J. p. Robbins
treasurer. The teachers were all re-
elected except Mrs. Viola Barbour, VINO
was succeeded by Mrs. H. p. Hatch.
April p. Ego.
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East sullivan .

Doyle and Havey are saving long lum-
Der.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Hamor have young
son.
Schools commenced this morning
Teachers BRIGHAM Hill, Arthur Young;
Harland district, Miss Agnes Patten; Tunk
station, Miss Bernice Smith; sullivan
Centre, Miss Mary Evans.
Capt. E. (. Bragdon is building weir
of Great Lodges, having reached satisfac-
tory terms with the selectmen, secretary
of state, and secretary OF war. 1t Is to be
hoped that his enterprise Will be rewarded.
Mr.. and Mrs. James T. Moore closed a
three years pastorate here last Sunday
during " hich time they Won the love oft he
children, the friendship Of the young, and
the esteem Of the older. All wish them
Godspeed.
The Country school, was greeted by a
crowded house. W Hing hands and united
purpose made the affair pass smoot hly
with net proceeds of s34.31 to gladden. ali
hearts. The pastor claim was met in fun
on Sunday last.
There seems to be a great attraction for
wild geese near Eben Smith's-po-sibly
II is the new coat of paint which the
buildings are receiving, Saturday Mrs
Smith started lone goose, which re
manned in position until men and shot
guns were collected. then sailed slowly
away. Sunday a flock of five geese re-
peated the experiment, and found it per-
fectly safe.
April l.. SUB.
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sorrento.
Edgar Jellison and wife spent Sunday
in Hancock.
Mrs. W. H. Lawrence is visiting in Sui
Ivan for few days.
f. Corners & Co. have their meat
market nearly completed.
Capt. Bickford will launch the steam
yacht "Navls' IN few days.
w. H. Lawrence is in Portsmouth this
week on important business.
Madame Conant. of Portland, is the
guest OF her son, w. w. Conant.
Miss Liza Written, OF West Goulds-
boro, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Joseph
Fenton.
Mrs. l.. J. Hopkins after several weeks
visit here, has returned to her home at
Ninalhsven.
Schools began Monday with Miss Ella
Tracy teacher at High Head and Miss
Mullen at the Cove.
Frances Nickerson returned Saturday
from Mt. Desert Ferry. She was accom-
panied by her sister and two children.
April Il. BREEZE.
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Harvey Somes is in very poor health.
Capt Dix and Vie went 10 Somesyille
last Tuesday.
Mrs. Clara Leonard is suffering with a
sprained knee.
David Kane. Of Sedgwick. visited at F
q. Bartletis last week.
viii Bartlett mas gone 10 Merit beast IIar-
Dor to work fer Free man x Co.
Abel Bartlett and Erbin and Thomas
Bartlett are building Weir at MitchelI,s
Cove, fremont
Capt. Emery smith and son Lester sailed
this morning for Gloucester. Mass. After
fitting they VIII 60 10 Block Island for
nackerel.
z W. Qber has gone back to Somesyiue
to teach the grammar school, after but
two weeks vacation from teaching the
high school.
Chopping matches have been in order
for the past TWO weeks. Capt. Dix. Mrs.
Raymond. Abel Bartlett and Mrs. Tibbetts
have each had one.
School logan April l., with the same
teacher we had last winter. Frank Ober.
OF Northeast Harbor. All were gladsto
welcome him back.
April IS. &.
East surrv.
Ernest {. Moon has moved into J. F.
floyd's house.
H. \. Treworgy is employed at Grants
shlpyard IN EllsNo rth.
Miss Lila Meader is employed at
Howard " hitcomb's in Ellsworth.
Miss Evelyn BelIatty was TIE guest of
Mrs. Lewis higgins Friday of last week.
Miss Laura Springer, OF Lamoine, is
visiting her lister, Mrs. Howard Lord.
Miss Josie NJ Gray went to PASSPORT
Monday to teach the spring term OF
school.
A.G. Moon was the guest OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Harvey 4. Hooper, Of Ellsworth,
sunday.
Mrs. Alice Haynes and daughter Helen
returned home last Monday from Bucks
port where : ne has been visiting her sis
Der, Mrs. Carrie NJ. Hagerthy.
April J., EsrELLA.
Verona.
Examination OF teachers for the public
schools Of Verona for the year 1899 have
resulted in the following appointments:
District No. |. lice E Webster of Nero-
ma; No. . Dora E. Abbott, of Bucksport;
No. 8, \. Eugene Smiley, of Bangor; No.
4, Rosa (. Benson, OF fremont.
April IS. L.
Edward Farmer, who was burned out
recently, has moved into the Z. W Delano
house for the present.
The Sunday school at district No was
resumed Sunday after being closed for
about three months on account of scarlet
fever.
The weir fishermen are nurrying their
welrs along as fast as possible In hopes to
get some salmon while the price Is D.
They are getting a few alewives. The
spring school has not arrived in The river
yet.
April 81. L.
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COUNTY NEWS.
~. adailia,.aL oanntu ~. see - page.
CRANBERRY Isles.

Cranberry Isles.
William Il. Preble, of Chicago, IS at his
fathers home on business.
;. c. Sanford has his weir ready for
catching herring.
Misses Augusta Smallidge and Caro- and
Myra Stanley, OF Northeast Harbor, were
visiting IN town last week.
The bark Ethel, ON which Preble
Richardson Is mate, arrived at Buenos
AYres April 6-seventy nine days passage.
Milford Trussell Will have charge of
schooner -. l., Foster and Freeman
stanley Of the "Rozella", for the cod fish
ing business.
The steeple on the new church, now be-
ing built al ISlesiord. Is assuming an i'm
posing appearance from many points of
observation.
The sloop yacht "Haskell w. Cray, Of
which William D. Stanley is the owner.
after stocking S1,o5i in less than six
months clustering, is for sale.
The fishing vessels which began the
seasons work in March by trawling.
have been very unlucky in obtaining bait
and fish, and have abandoned trawling
for thei present. They expect SOON TO
commence hand lining.
Mrs. LUella Stanley and Mrs. Cora Rich
ardson returned home Saturday from
Portland, where they had been for two
weeks at the Maine General hospital.
Mrs. Stanley had very successful opera
tion performed by the removal Of tumor
Of fifteen years growth from her neck,
very near the jugular vein.
Mrs. Asenath NJ. Squirting. after eight
months suffering from a complication OF
diseases, died Monday, April To- Her
husband, Capt. Benjamin ;. Squirting,
died nearly eleven years ago. Her funeral
was from her home, Rev c. y. Davie
officiating. Mrs. Squirting leaves four
children-Frank G., OF Northeast Harbor;
Henry E, OF Southwest Harbor; Nettie
A. Stanley and Grace HadIock. OF this
place. Relatives ana neighbors will long
remem Der her as one whom they loved
and respected. and whose place can never
be wholly filled.
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Southwest HRruor.
William Preble, Of Chicago, formerly Of
Cranberry Isles. was IN town last week.
Capt. Lewis Holmes has been dis
charging freight during the past week
fer W. T. Holmes.
Mrs. Fred Robbins, OF Mt. Desert Rock
light station, Is visiting her mother for a
few weeks. The hesd keeper, Capt.
Thomas Milan, is also taking a vacation.
Robert Ash has gone to Hall Quarry to
hammer soles instead OF paving stones,
increase of workmen there, a shoemaker
would do well to stick to his last.
Eiery Holmes has moved his household
to Southwest Harbur and will enter into
partnership with w. T. Holmes. Since
his Withdrawal from the firm at Somes-
willie be has been in Massachusetts, but
decided not to settle.
The annual examination Of teachers for
the town schools was held at the Freeman
schooIhouse saturday, April 5. Super
inteudeut w. w. 4. Heath. with one or
mere 81 The school board conducted the
examination.
:. W. Herrick, after an illness Of many
weeks. j. just getting about the house.
Hi. daughter Myrs has faithfully carried
ON the store business. Mrs HerrIek, who
for many years has been a shut-In ty
Fth-bi Va III iEdiAt. I1d- SNtttA ABfl 3tiHttt
OF the care and attendance Of the Invalid
remarkably we'll.
On Thursday afternoon last the ladies
OF the Congregational sewing circle
gat hered at the banquet hall for a quilt
ing bee. A O'Clock supper WAS served
and also one at $50 for the masonic lodge
which was entertaining visiting members
that evening. To the regret OF all the
affair conticted with the Temperance
rally at Ocean Echo lodge at fremont
hail.
April l.. SPRAY.
IT r Freeman is rebuilding part OF
his wharf, intending to erect new coal
sheds.
Capt. Thomas Milan, head keeper a MI.
Desert rock light, is stopping in this
place for a few days.
The literary circle will meet at Dr..
Phillips next Tuesday evening, May ,.
Subject: Longtellow's "Evangeline".
This Will probably be the last meeting q
the season.
The library has received 80 worth OF
new books--ome twenty or more vol
umes. mostly books for young people. \
toN OF cid books has been sent away te be
rebound
The schools OF the village begin Mon
day, May I. The teachers are rs follows;
At Freeman's grammar, Miss Nellie X.
Carroll tprimaryb. Miss Zulu Mayo; at
Norwood Cove. Miss {. Louise I.awton.
These are experienced and excellent
teachers.
The first OF the two pew artesian wells
on Freemsn's hill has been drilled down
to about 300 feet. and was piped last week.
" alter mains are TO be laid to Msnset.
supplying the hotels ever there and
Others who may desire Il. There are no
slop- or ditch water about spring found
800 feet into solid rock.
April "A. L. VI. y.
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i re mont.

fremont.
Mrs. Phebe Gray went to Portland last
week for treatment for her eyes.
Parker Brothers have leased the store
and tish stand OF f. B. Clark, and are
making repairs for their summers BUSH
ness.
Miss Julia kittredge arrived home Sat
urday from Wllbre ham, Mass, where she
has been attending school since last Sep
TENDER.
The people of Bass Harbor have decided
to give grand celebration on the Fourth
OF July. ;. a. Holden, l.. f. Gott and
DIR. Watson have been chosen as COM
mittee to make up programme for the
day, W hich will appear later.
DIR. and Mrs. Watson left for Boston
and New York Monday. After buying
goods in Boston, they will go to New
ork to be present at DIR. Watson's (Har-
YARD class dinner. While in New York
they Will visit Capt. and Mrs. Dix. and
DR.. Holden and wife.
The following is the list of teachers for
the town this spring: No. l, Miss Louise
Lawton; No. 2, grammar, Miss Nellie
Sarrolli No. 2, primary, Miss Lula Mayo;
30. 3, Miss Frances King; No. 4, Jessie
Hamor; No. 5, Mrs. Catherine LAWYER;
No. 6, Miss Maud Chaffey; No. :. gram
mar, Miss Ida Norwood; No :, primary,
Miss Mira Wilson; No. s, grammar, NJ IS
Gertrude Rumill; No. s, primary, Mrs.
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Seth Lurvey, OF Southwest Harbor, is
building small store for 7. Mccormick.
Mrs. William Crimmin= "and little son
Waldern have gone to Sullivan to visit
relatives.
School has commenced at this place
with Miss Emma Richardson, OF Somes-
vile, r. teacher.
Mrs. Fred Robbins, OF Mt. Desert Rock
light station. visited her sister, Mrs.
Alorzo Hodgdon, last Sunday.
Mrs. ". {. Clifford. with her little
daughter Ruth, returned from Cape Ros-
Ter last week, where she has been visit
ing her parents.
At.rtl u
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Waitham.
Thomas Grindie has gone 10 Ellsworth
Falls to work in the mill.
Winslow Moore, o. Ellsworth Falls,
visited friends IN town the past week.
Quite mum Der of our young men
have gone on the river to work for A.
X. Hsslem.
The many friends OF Mrs. Susan
Jordan and daughter are glad 10 see
them back IN town again.
April "A. H.
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"tgre the cough and save the life" pr.
" oed's Norway Pine Syrup cures coughs aud
colds, down 10 the very verge OF consumption.
-4fTf
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April

Dtis.
Miss Sadie Tibbetts. who has spent the
past winter in Randolph, has returned
nome.
Miss Ethel Young has returned home
from NaItham, where she has spent the
past winter.
Lee Fogg, wife and daughter Berniee
are in town from Salisbury Cove, the
guests OF his mother, Mrs. Mary L. Fogg.
Clarence Jordan aud Miss Laura Jor-
dan. OF Burlington, and William
Grover and daughter Annie, of Amherst
were the guests of Mrs. l.. i. Grover sat
urday and Sunday.
April p. KAY.
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Examination OF teachers for the public
schools OF Verona for the year 1899 have
resulted in the following appointments:
District No. l, Alice L. Webster. of Nero-
ma No. ., Dora f. Abbott, of Bucksport;
No. 8, 4. Eugene Smiley, of Bangor; No.
4, Rosa (. Benson, OF fremont.
April IS. L.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1899-04-15
The New Multi.

Although the new Multi plauta-
ton has not been incorporated yet,
Mr.. Waterhouse, the principal pro-
moter, was willing to furnish few
details of the plans of the future to
the public.
Multi proper has been purchased
from Judge @. F. Hart for the sum
OF $75O.OOO paid in cash yesterday
to the judge. The property covered
in that sum consists of 5000 acres
in fee simple, all available for sugar
cultivation and IT'S acres under lease.
The new company nas also secured
80 years lease OF the Halawa plan
tation as it stands to-day for an an
nual rental of $4,000. There are
about 2,400 tons of sugar to be taken
of from Multi and 600 tons from
Halawa, the proceeds of which will
go into the treasury OF the new cor
poration.
10 oiiSluoh pau VI oho Piohio'oio
was to incorporate the new planta-
ton for 100000. This proposition
was made when it was considered
necessary to purchase the Halawa
lands at a cost OF $750000. The new
arrangement enables the promoters
to place the capital stock at 81, OOO,-
600 and Multi will soon be listed
among our gilt-edged securities.
The men with the 'cold feet" who
cried themselves hoarse in denounc-
ing Multi and who failed to call for
their subscribed stock are busy hir-
ing athletes to use-for while at
least-their "behinds" as footballs.
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A Swindle Stopped.

Marshal Brown is to congratulated
on his successful crusade against
the "quack" who, under the name
of Quaker, induces ignorant peo-
pie to buy his medicines, which he
alleges can cure anything from
paralysis to dandruff. The great
Quaker was fined 500 in the Dis
trict Court this morning for prac-
Using medicine without a license,
and the doctor" under whose
license he has been doing the bust
ness was severely roasted" by Judge
and prosecutor alike.
1t was shown in the evidence of
the doctor" that he had attended
two "terms" at a medical college
and that he had been allowed to
practice medicine by the Board of
Health of the Republic Of Hawaii,
and that lately he had acted as a
"cloak" for the Quaker. The medi-
cal fraternity of Honolulu will hard
ly feel fiattered by counting that
"doctor" among their number of
decent, learned and scientific mon.
He will probably not belong to the
Fraternity" much longer
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Gap and Bell.
+" hats that you say
Killed himself, to-dayW

w nabs Jnat you say
Killed himself, to-dayW
When a mans feet get heavy, the
doctor said,
It's safe to say there's cobweb form
ing in the head.
Now that fellow walked as if he
owned the world and all,
So spruce and tall;
But, by degrees, his steps slacken'd,
then dragged-he looked tired
and tagged
Until, one day, well-half NUT
tered under his breath, "oh'
And we said, twas his funeral knell.
"Killed himself to- day,
Did you say?"
He wanted a good job, he told
And then declared he'd been "sold;"
That he had spent all his money
The times began to look, funny!
Killed himself, to. day"
Oh yes, the mans dead fast enough,
(pretty roughly
1t looks like his reason (good) had
fled;
He sent bullet through his head
Said, "there's nothing so good as
lead" (brass9)
One "sure thing" he's dead
He wanted work he knew to dol
And asked for big salary too;
1--WE hear like yarns every day.
Well, he's rougbed it through, l
should say,
Gone on, where no one knows his
pay;
But, dead to us, in way.
"Killed himself to-day"
We're part of that great nation,
(Ameriky)
Don't find work for all creation;
| At home, there are all our cousins,
Not few dozens and dozens
And he's out of the way, (too good)
Killed himself, to-day.
ANNE M. PRESCOTT.
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CAUTION.

A LII THOSE CLAIMING LOTS UN-
N der Deeds or Receipts in the OAHU
CEN ETERY are requested to present evil
dences of their TILE to David Dayton,
Secretary, at his office on Merchant Street,
on or before April 20, 1899.
All unsettled contracts or unclaimed
Lots will be sold as provided under Char
ter of the Association.
DAVID DAYTON, Secretary.
Per order of Board of Trustees.
1l6S-td
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WAVERLHY CLUB.
MEETING NOTICE.

TIME FIRST ANNUAL MEETING,
l. together with the first quarterly meet
ing for this year will be held at the Club
Rooms Saturday evening, April l5, 1899,
to receive the quarterly reports OF the
BOARD of Management and Financial Sec
retary, and consider proposed amendments
to the Constitution and Bylaws.
Per order of Committee of Management.
JAS. II. COPELAND,
1174-at Recording Secretary.
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Chas. Creighton and A. g. Correa,
returned from Kailua last evening
after attending the term of the Cir
cult Court. Both attorneys are
charmed with the place where there
are facilities for shine, shave or
a Shower bath"
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1899-04-15

The greatest bargain sale of the
season commences this to morrow
morning at l.. B. Kerr's, Queen
street.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1899-04-15

There will be dancing to the
strains of the Quintet Club at the
Hawaiian Hotel this evening.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1899-04-15

The Planters Monthly for April
is published and, as usual, is a very
interesting and valuable number.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1899-04-15

At Garden Lane, No. 8, clearly
furnished front room for rent from
LIST of April, 1899. For gentleman
only.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1899-04-15

David Dayton, Secretary of the
Oahu Cemetery, has a notice in this
issue of interest to all claiming lots
under deeds or receipts.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1899-04-15

A nolle prosequi was entered in
the case of little Rosa Berliner who
was charged with being disobedient
to her daddy"
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1899-04-15

Janet Waldorf's coming engage.
ment promises to be a great social
as we'll as dramatic success.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1899-04-15

See the grand company of the en-
tertainers at the Orpheum tonight
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1899-04-15

The Minister of Foreign Affairs
and his aide, Major Potter, have re-
turned the visit of the officers of
the italian cruiser.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1899-04-15

New bill at the Orpheum; an es-
pecially attractive one.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1899-04-15

The choicest of the Choice at
Sachs.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1899-04-15

The erection of crematory is re-
ceiving the practical attention Of
public spirited citizens.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1899-04-15

Minister Mott-Smith desires to
have the fees for tuition at the
High School abolished, and to in
crease the number of free scholar
ships and to double the number OF
scholarships at the High School
Preparatory.
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The Old Reliable Millinery House.
Sachs & Co.