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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-10-19
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
FOR PRESIDENT,
William J. Bryan,
FOR VI~CE-PRESlDENT,
AdIia E. Stevenson.
STATE TICKET.

Electors AZ Large-ALLE> COLLARS OF TT.
Wayne, NICHoL CORNELL. of Versailles.
Delegates at Large->. 4. MOR>>, OF
annapolis, HUGH DoJshLkTl OF Blum
V. ME>LIk>. of Mt Vernon.
Governor-JoH> W. KERN. OF indianapolis.
Lieutenant Governor-JuH> {. LAwLER, OF
salem.
Secretary OF state-ADAM HEIMBERGER, of
New Albany.
Treasurer OF s~tate-JERoME HERff, OF
Peru.
Auditor OF state-JoHN W. MINOR, of Ind.
annapolis
Reporter for the Supreme Court-H & YER
GIN, of New Castle.
Attorney General-CHARLEs V. DRUM
MOND, of Plymouth
superintendent OF Public instruction
Vernon.
state stasistician-EDwARD HoRUfF of
Madison.
Judge of First District-GEoRGE J. REIN
HARD. of Bloomington.
Judge of Fourth District-JO>EPHM ADAlR
VI Columbia CITY.
District Ticket.
For Congressman, 81 District-N NJ.
r. ZESoR, Of Harrison county.
For Representative from Dubois and
Pike counties-P. l. CoBLE.
For Prosecuting Attorney 51th Judi
cial Circuit-LEo III. FISHER.
County Ticket.
For Assessor-Ww. III. kUPER.
For Sheriff-HERMAN III. CAsTRUP.
For Treasurer-CHARLEs MoESKHAUs.
For Surveyor-WN. I. You've.
For Coroner-PH. A. GucKEs.
For Commissioner lst district
WEIR.
For Commissioner, % Distributions
MAN TEDER.
For County Council-At large.
j. HERMAN BEcKMAS,
CHARLES EGG,
JACOB III. SExG.
LIST Dist.-PHILrP ScHwESK,
"a Dist.-JosEPH FRIEDMAN,
81 i st.-JAMEs III. CUNNINGHAM,
Ith Dist.-WM. HEIrMAS.
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sy-Secre;sry McFall informs the
COURIER that Hon. Joseph Black.
burn, o. Kentucky. will address the
people Of Dubois Go. at III untingburg
on Wednesday, O;t 81. lie - one
OF the best takers in the United
States, and all who love a brilliant,
logical discussion Of political issues
should be sure 10 hear him.
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PROCLAMATION.

State OF Indiana. County of Dubois, - (:
The qualified voter OF Dubois c un v.
Indiana. are hereby notified that The
polls will ie ope..,d Al the usual Places
OF holding elections. in the several town
ships OF said county and state. on the
First Tuesla, after the First Monday. in
November. 1901. helm. the 9Th dav Of
November. 1900. for The purpose men
toned in the foregoing precept. Where
Of all persons interested will take np'ice
and govern Themselves acclrdingly.
Witness my hand and seal. this 9th
(sEAL) day Of September, 1900
HERMAN III. CAsTRrP.
Sheriff Of Dubois County, Indiana.
Dct. ii. l.rn-9t.
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Hon. r. M. Milburn and Hon.
Bomar Traylor will address the cit
liens of Columbia township, at
Crystal, Monday. Oct. p, at
O'Clock p. IN.
Come out and hear these demo.
cratic orators.
Dated, Crystal, Oct. -, 1900.
X. p. Smith,
Township Committeeman
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knowledge j. the eye Of the soul,
Watson.
Victory belongs to the most per
severing.-Napoleon.
Daylight and truth meet rs with
clear dawn.-Milton.
TO learn obeying : the funda-
mental art Of governing Carlyle,
An ounce Of cheerfulness is wor h
a pound of sadness.-Fuller.
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- The speech of Mr.. Tom. Dill
lon at the court house Thursday Of
last week drew a large audience,
an Mr.. Dillon proved himself one
Of The best posted campaign orators
Of the State. His speech abounded
with busting points which were
heartily cheered by his enthusiastic
idience.
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@-The Democratic meetings at
the various places III Dubois county
this week, have been we'll attended,
and the party will show an increased
majority at the election.
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Township Committeeman

pA-Only two weeks more from
next Tuesday, till the American
people decide whether they want a
monarchy or Republic. A vote for
Mckinley il a vote for monarchy.
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Conditions!

Any suhsuA9: ~ = ~: = nsitisd = one
guss - payment e = e1eD-ne ysaFs sunscnp
tsa-roos1vsd q tnis ense baesO a. dns q pds
- easstipa a~Ay1Toesday. )esx { n M Mans
u suhsuHss rsnitting he neasy wm - recorded
Vim ~ Asu~s q ~ gpe0L NJ sscs1t q Money
- vsn - HI estimate q Bryan and etsvsns'a's
1uralty svss AcKtnAau anA Asossveat = In@anA.
vm - acknowledge md s1sAd - ~ aAds "
him untn The edcAal VIE q Indiana AAa Nv
bssn asosftaineA. ~ ne namas g vsaeoxss
yin - Only announced N tAAso eoeunM
4 ~ 0Asu0dsn = - nd n aovanes pAs
Z Nv a. part1eoaAs y - U1ae 6hfsaeufsss :
actual noosv. n ysuR suhsu0t1a = ~ . 90
vsneA ssnA - = ssnes ~ ansoA8 ~ - cws
gua0 Ten st0A . eAAnes 6 0st<1ng - 20 =
s0tA ~ 4 ~ % ~ h1s . U1D ~ hsvs ~"
noaay's worth y 1he lAaanaA 0tAeo oeaf1ss u
grsatast fAmny nsvsuap@ - ~ Vet
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III He LADIES are invited to at
AN tend our great Opening and Cloak
sale on Tuesday October 23d.
It will be worth your while to
call and see the beautiful gar
ments on sale and exhibition, from one
of the most prominent manufacturing
houses in the country.
Ladies do not over look the date,
October %, and don't fail to come and
select your garment now, as you have
your choice out of hundreds of the
newest and leading styles in Jackets
and Capes for the season.
:. KUEBLER.
West side of Public Square.
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Boone Township.

Boone Township.
One Trustee.
One Assessor.
One Advisory Board, consisting OF
tire e members.
Five Road Supervisors.
Madison Township.
One Trustee.
One Assessor.
One Aovisory Board, consisting OF
three
Four Road supervisors.
cambridge Township.
One Trustee.
One Assessor.
One Advisory Board, consisting OF
three members.
Nine Road Supervisors.
Marion Township.
One Trustee.
One Assessor.
One Advisory Board, consisting OF
three members.
Five Road Supervisors.
Hall Township.
One Trustee.
One Assessor.
One Advisory Board. consisting of
three members.
Four Road Supervisors.
Jefferson Township.
One Trustee.
One Assessor.
One Advisory Board, consisting Of
three members.
One Road Supervisor, for each road
district.
Jackson Township.
One Trustee.
One Assessor.
One Advisory i:oard, consisting CT
three members.
Five Road Supervisors.
Patoka Township.
One Trustee.
One Assessor.
One Advisory Board. consisting Of
three members.
Six Road Supervisors.
Csss Township.
One Trustee.
One Assesso-.
One Advisory Board, consisting OF
three membes
Six Road Supervisors.
Ferdinand Township.
One Trustee.
One Assessor.
One Advisory Board, consisting Ct
three members.
Five Road Supervisors.
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~-Judge Zenor's meeting Wed
nesday night filled the court room
and his argument was listened to by
an ~appreciative audience Of hi:
friends. The Democratic glee club
ana Star band each added to the at
t~ractiveness of the meeting. and a
number OF Republicans will vote FOL
Judge Zenor for Congressman.
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NOAR-1DO IeuuIS VII
b decided from the vots
east for the head OF
The democratic electoral
ticket
II the unexpected
should happen and lgr.
Bryan not carry the
state. then the lowest
plurality guess. or the
one nearest the result
win set the prise.
Where two or more
guessss Are the same
the nrst one received
win - avarded the
prisa.
0uoo0esD should -
eosoful - write name
and address plainly. ana
also state whether thsy
afe - Old q new nh.
ou1boG.
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An Ouipouring Of the People.

An OutpOuring VI Inc Peopie.
The n Getting Of the next Governor
of Indiana IT Hrntingburg Tuesday
night was great in numbers and en-
thusiasm. Two coaches and a bag
gage Car. with the Star Band, the
Bryan glee club, and the quartette
went over from Jasper, and were
mt at the r X. station by a Crane
torch-light procession, which "a
raded the principal streets, undel
the direction OF chief Marshal DR.
Williams and aides. There wa'
lots Of music and fire works.
Mr. Kern's speech dealt with boil
State and National issues, and not
wi,hstanding ne had ridden nearly
30 miles in bugg es over the hills o
Pike and Dubois TO meet his APP
pointment, his speech was a con
vincirg, eloquent and logical presen
tction of the facts, and WI unques-
tiobably do good with voters.
The meeting was called TO ordel
by Mayor Schwartz, and after song,
by the Jasper glee club. and the
male quartette, Hon. NJ. A. Swee'
ney was present d as chairman o.
the meeting, who in a few vel
chosen words introduced the "nex1
Gov. of Indiana" and pledged him
a rousing vote in Dubois county.
Mr.. Kern spoke spoke for about
an hour and a half, and created
great enthusiasm, particularly when
he reproached Mr.. Durbin for claim
ing that the Republican policy was
one ia favor of the busir ess inter
ests Of the country, and he dared
his opponent to discuss that asser-
ton before the People, and meet
him face TO face on the same plat
form upon that issue. MIR. Kern
asserted that the business interests,
as we'll as the very liberties of the
masses would be conserved by Dem
ocratic success.
MARRIAGE LIcESsEs:-Charles
l.. Lawrence and Sarah G.. Fults
Henry p. Goeppner and Rosa Betz
Oatley Whibking and Belle Sprag-
gins; John G.. Collier and Barbara
H. .1-l,, Ea,.a II Laap
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Constitutional Amendments.

There will also be voted upon at the
same election, two proposed amend
ments to the Constitution OF the State Of
Indiana, adopted by the Legislature Of
1899, as follows:
AMENDMENT No. /.
THE Supreme Court sh al consist OF no,
less than five 80 nor more than eleven
I'D Judges, q majority of whom shall
form a quorum and they shall hold theiI
offices for six 90 years il they shall &C
long behave well. ANY vacancy caused
by death or resignation shall be filed by
the Governor a. is new provided by the
Constitution but any increase in the
number of Judges shall not be filled by
appointment, but shall be filled at the
next general election after an increase
Is ordered
Ballots on the above amendment shall
have printed on them the words: "FoI
the Amendment and the word,
Against the Amendment" so that the
voter may make a cross with a blue pen
Gil in the square to the left Of whatever
set OF words he desires to vote.
AMENDMENT No. 2.
THE General Assembly shall. by law
prescribe what qualifications shall be
necessary for admission to pra ,tice Law
in all courts of Justice"
There shall he printed IN the ballots
the words: For the Amendment" and
the words Against the Amendment
so printed that the voter may make a
cross 18th a blue pencil in the square Il
the left of whatever set of words he de-
sire- to vote.
In witness whereof, | hav hereunt :
my hlnd and aiiix the seal !.
(SEAL) ~ said Court. al Jasper. thi,
18th dav Of sep ember. 1900.
HERMAN EcKERr.
Clerk Of the Ddb,i- Ciruit Court
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LII kinds OF
Fall and Winter Goods
for Ladies, Gents and
Children at
ECKERT'S STORE.
Fresh Groceries all the time.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-07-10


i... nst 81. ~. ,al.i ~. s'a ..1. - fa.., 4
~ 81 ..en. o.. :. .a. :. b s.
.. .Heas,s x ,a...s.a i.''. Ni.a. laa ..a' 90
sr.,. aab t.ta Nv uuaae
$50 Faa aaear aaa var..ea Is, laas. %. as nt., ..
1aa ts chu .a haa br ria % . aftaH ts bst 'la
. e grr, q . g., ,aa r . a % igr orna .e,
s.as, ,raiuns asianeus u uufoiras
aaasa a0d DO @a,a aas s Ysu srsa 'lrs
h@aas many eurou. saala.ar, aia,a,. which
aness eols which esas 'a'.9 ane laf dozen neylg' g
n' hundred infantry were oloe hollow behind .one wan ensaed
a. eoune cnne army was 'eHlnary "ne1 a., OF
Gneral Dis ara uerar,
descended n, Generate party esTlaa0r
biz yl thousands q chinese rifles
able sight regiments ranee ua
Village ana formed plain standard-bears
close up a repeating
tons Japass waited
be plainly heard Ysma-
wit" sharp voiey
their dying and dead Ten minutes later when The General and hi.
by outpost only
Of American ammunition
bras, and bT9n1e cannon " a" makes but as i'u a"' rusty AZ " many
Yale graduate
an asa Bennington The Mauser had sling Of rope snotes about the
cumed at
cooking
such the Chinese IN 1871 anea, indeed from TIA,
and harasTe its retreat to the very wallis Of Tents The which
the fights enaciousy well that The
weapons There talk Of fauns fighting chi
Gaon saa he aq ' Go@ s e 3o 5 G4@a a.. TIE
eh Khan The martyr Of Hham predicted mat GE9ese you'd
thought talked oodney the sonber
The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-07-10
Malerlals &c 20 En nolIte.

ghre thousand four lgHare4 tOgs ~
muueryl for tpe 3aD9 Transit Company
is % board tbe ship lrQgY0is, which sailed
nom seattle fgT dds D9H ~ JgRs ~,
ana J.G9 tons more VII sq0g bs ~ sfa
also, ol fine ship JQhp cgTHer, HbleH 70
due bore tbe isst ~ iIs Hlg0iY h9H 80
attle
gbo cargo " ths lT0gygis consists ~
hoilrrsj rHRspfFl EtHtlatVls shH tHfshr
boards f0T ihe power hguse afg pglts sH4
ues f0r fhe T0pq, ap1 ~ s0gH ~ a.
reaehrs hele Bprk Hll bg begun ~ set
ting up fhe WHrhinsfy 1H 400 H4ffiAF
fhtlt VII he rails HHq sfaal silltfHTai
mateTal fgT ilf Hufsfs ~ llf fggf ~
the uQWer mouse aHi y uHWltF ~ 80
H4rkp aHa mVi0fs 1ht HagHgls bIll ~
nun M feHtle ~ fqgH ~ ahe iHlshfs
NuiQaluH bIr pu8 b N lrHR hgfh uHH
fNHi pom fhf fHFH HHH lNr pkflhtHH $40
lHH flW aH lu HHfH NJ ihe construction
~ ur Taa8 1lH aFF inHf 30 ~ f9HiH
500 ihui iff N HHHiI a44 hffh hHli
~ fi lHHiH NIH lHIffuH nun Alifl
hHHF uth4 lnF hfH laksH spsn aNi
haatl HH1 NN "a RI HHllff HkaiH
HIiH fha# FfHth 1901
NaUHHF NAlaHfHf wi iafi ffsHlHs
tHaf uHaA IpuHI lHH hH4H lfHIH
tI0H nH NH ~ ftuNHIeT Hna ~
lhaHfI fHaf u p.fHaH N ~ llHf ha4la
lf " ~ all.p PA ~ MHnnlF ~ m
10 aplal.N PA u Z
ll a HN filf ffdlM fH ~
ff'f - h'Wi'4 y wil sRibs
The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-07-10
DEPOT BURNED AT
PAlA PLANTATION
s Hundred Thousand Dol ar
Fire Takes House and
Contents.

t-ii+'ai-tl CORES gFonlrucs.l
PsIA. Maui. July Maui seems 70 be
visited by an Epidemic Of misfortunes
during ils past feW months. On Mon
az. Juiy :, about =. m. a blaze was
aocisentaiiy started IN a pile Of nitrate
lying just 20 Vdndyard Of the PaIa de-
PIT ~ 0De u the Portuguese labOrers
engaged 10 loading the nitrate on cars
fDT transportation 70 the plantation ware
hour u has been repeatedly Impressed
1fsgn the laborers that they must not
srnoSe while handling such inGammabIe
material, bot though twice before that
esT tiIe offending l4bOrer had been order
81 20 stop smoking. he still persisted. and
L Nag while putting his pipe away after
t@lng ordered third time by the station
agent that few sparks dropped on one
u the nitrate bags.
- a. instant the whole bag was in a
aL4ze, and befOre II could be- lifted from
me plJ= the flames had shot in every di-
rectlOu. firing all the adjoining bags and
growing completely out Of control. The
EzIt~petre i},nited 80 rapidly that in less
than i've minutes from the starting Of
the blaze the whole pile was one boiling.
seething mass Of white flame. which emit
ted such intense heat that 1t was impos-
EibIe % get anywhere near the windward
side Of the depot. In few minutes
flames we're seen 10 break out from the
depot and five minutes later the whole
building was on fire. There was n rather
gtin breeze blowing at he time, which
added energy to the fire.
The boiling nitrate spread out on all
ziGeg like streams of flowing lava. one
u tire streams ran down an incline to
where a Chinese shanty stood and,
spreading out underneath, set the whole
floor on fire IN an instant.
Although the Paia plantation overseers
and labOrers hurried to the scene, they
we're unable to save anything from the
depot. owing to the intense heat and the
rapldIty with which tHe fire spread.
The loss Will amount well up to 10000.
but fortunately for the railroad company
and the plantations it Is mostly covered
by insurance. There was in the depot at
the time some 500 bags OF Paia sugar.
500 bags Of Ha4nu sugar and about 10
bags Of Hawaiian Commercial & Sugar
Co.'S crop, groun- by the Paia mill from
the burnt cane of the big fire at Spreck-
cIavilte. BESIDES the loss Of the sugar
and the depot itself. there was consider
able lumber. ten bales Of sugar bags and
quite an amount Of general merchandise
burned also. Some eight or ten cars were
destroyed. a misfortune which will be Sc
verely felt by the railroad company in
this their busiest season.
The fire ~ still burning and will con-
finuc to blaze until all the sugar Is con-
stunned, which. unless we have a heavy
rain, may be for n week or more
The Kahulul Railroad Company at once
Gent n gang OF men up to construct
temporary building for the accommoda-
ton Of freight, and 1t is now almost
completed.
II II probable that the site OF the depot
viii be changed TO the vicinity of the
Paia plantation mill and that the Kanu-
iui Railroad Company Will extend it's
lines to HamakuapOko.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-07-10
AMERICA AND TURKEY.

The United States continues to de-
mand things of Turkey while Turkey
as usual, does nothing with lazy polite
ness. OF all the European powers Tur-
key probably cares least for debt due
America Of whose dignity and resources
she has but a faint idea. II Turkey
does not want TO pay American claims
she simply will not do It; and If this
country threatens war as an alterna-
tive the Sultan, conscious of the atti-
tude of Europe and Of his own military
strength will accept the duty Of defence
with a light heart
In this matter Turkey holds all the
good diplomatic cards. Firstly she is
bankrupt, her income above war or run
ming expenses being mOrtgaged to other
powers, and she knows that any fur
Their Reorganization of her finances
would be resented by the old creditors.
secondly, she is aware that Europe
would intervene to keep an enemy from
reaching the gates of Constantinople;
thirdly. she knows that her 100000
splendid soldiers could stand off at
least an equal number Of American raw
levies and that public opinion In the
United States would not condone bill
lion dollar war for the sake OF damage
claims amounting 10 a few thousands
OF dollars. Thus buttressed against the
Yankee ultimatums Turkey whistles
her latest creditor down the wind.
What is there left for the United States
but 10 withdraw with the best grace
possible7
1t would not be an unshared or un-
precedented humiliation. Three years
ago six European powers sent so many
e.. Ey,1IW HaV Fg
was Jocularly supposed that he used
them to repaper his bedroom. Certain
ly nothing ever came from them to the
senders. Reforms were demanded and
calmly promised. the Porte doing moth
ing more about them. Other demands
were made and backed by foreign war
ships but the unspeakable Turk did not
even reach for his gun. lie knew the
"giaours" would fall out among them
selves and they did. Finally the powers
withdrew from their efforts In disgust.
whereupon the Sultan waddled sleeply
back TO his dlyan remarklng with a
yaWn that Switzerland was his fayorte
country Of Europe as IL never sent en-
Yoys TO bother him with useless talk.
After Europe had swallowed such an
anroht the United states need not mind
Turkeys refusal TO pay a small bill.
OF course the missionaries feel that
they have a right TO protection but as
the practical fact stares them ~ the
face that even Great Britain did not
dare make war TO ayenge the Arme-
MAN OutraFes and that Turkey from
one cause or another Is inyulnerable,
they might well choose the discreet part
and get out OF the Ottoman empire al
together until events bring about IT,
civilization.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-07-10

Nuthing BE- clear 1H $685. Hhuui tUr
fprairn pntoyR Admiral seymour did
not reach rekiur but Was turned hnrk
~ the resistance of The huxffa. thn
want ef adequate ruppiiea ana the dt.
druity of caring Cor his wounded Eri-
IDENTITY Admiral seymour when hr
started fot reldnn with aueo men. die
reGardinr the Russian advice 90 take
10 600 had a promenade in mind. THE
result was painful surprise 90 him
and u may be- fraurht with dIreful con-
sequences not only Co The ENJOYS who
are believed Co Doe atl Boz Picking but
TO the peace of china.
The danger is that thc news ~ the
defeat OF The foreigners representing all
the great powers viii travel over tho
empire gaining iu lurid eXaggoration as
IL goes. until tho yellow millions are
convinced that the hour for putting
down the white devil" has struck A
brief dispatch from ChefOo says that
there is danger Of an uprising against
the Russians on the Llaotong pennsu-
lathe Port Arthur district In the
South matters are 80 threatening that
Ii Huns Chang has turned the public
execution ground Of Canton Into n
shambles. Shantung had been on the
verge OF revolt for week. Throughout
Pe-Chili, where the enthusiasm Of the
populace over the defeat Of Seymour
must be greatest. the peril Of popular
revolution may even now be realized
II is no light thing for the foreigner to
lose prestige among the yellow clans;
and what could lose 1t sooner than the
spectacle OF a British Admiral com
manding English. Americans, Germans.
French, Russians and Italians hurled
back after n few days campaign upon
his military base?
II. as a result Of Seymour's foolhardy
advance the ENJOYS and the other for
eigners in Picking lose their lives. 1t
will be no more than might have been
eyuected
The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-07-10
H.F.WICHMA
BOX 342.
WiIdel'S Steamship Co. Ltd

=. -. LIN u,
Freeman, Master, will sail from Homo
lulu on Tuesdays at ~ noon ,foI hauna-
kakai, Lahaina, Maalaea Bay, kihei,
Makena, kawaihae, Mahukona, .au-
phoehoe and Hilo.
Returning, will sail from Hilo on
Fridays at 10 a. m. for above named
ports, arriving at Honolulu ON Satur-
days.
=. ;. CLAUDlNE,
Mcdonald, Master, will leave Honolulu
every Tuesday at p. M, touching at
Lahaina, Kahului, Nahiku, Hama, Ha-
moa and Kipahulu, Maui. Returning,
touches at above named ports. arriving
at Honolulu Sunday mornings.
Will call at Nuu. kaupu, once each
month.
>. =. LtHUA,
Sails every Monday for Kaunakakai,
Kamalo, Maunalel, kaIaupapa, Laha
ma, Honolua, Olowalu. Returning, ar
rives at Honolulu Saturday mornings.
This company reserves the right to
make changes in the time OF depart,
ure and arrival of its steamers WITH
WI NV llCE, anu II Will uOl Dc Ic-
sponsible tor any consequences arising
therefrom
Consignees must be at the Landings
to receive their Freight; this Company
will not hold itself responsible to-
freight after it has been landed.
Live Stock received only at ownsr's
risk.
This Company will not be responsible
for Money or Valuables of passene<ra
unless placed in the care of Pursers.
Passengers are requested to purchase
tickets before embarking. Those fall
ing to do 80 will be subject to In adj
ditional charge Of twenty-five per cont.
The Company will not be lieb's for
loss Of, nor injury to, nor delay IN, the
delivery OF baggage nr persona' o~acts
of the passengers or freight Of shippers
b, yond the amount OF 500. unless the
ceived by the Company and an extrt
charge be made therefor, at or before
the issue of the ticket, and freight Is
paid thereon.
All employees Of the Company are
forbidden to receive freight without de-
ivering a shipping receipt therefor In
the form prescribed by the Company
and which may be seen by shippers up
on application to the pursers of the
Company's steamers.
Shippers are notified that II freight IL
shipped without such receipt Il will
be solely at the risk NJ the shipper.
C. L. WIGHT. President.
CAPT. T. X. CLARKE, Port Supt. y,