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at Bin CUNT igaaraftes. CUNT fcrs
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BAN; men Sunt trat eis6Iittelis i'm
&epolper os itisb BAN to 8angs.
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siort Soriss pad at bdnns en- Sob for
at lpn6e Moroeren; men Ian blep |
al SaIt bragt til g%ountniciIsn Der.
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1olar bar 1oaars.

SeattIs. 30te DIT. Tdmpitibst
Robert Dollar er antommsi fra ROM.
meo $50 pdsiagsrer pg 100000 i
9ulpftsb. Storme binprebe Sti6st
baabe ira at losis Og at Iabe, ligeiOm
Stprm ogiaa bar biubrst bet paa
Sismpsien. Stibst forloo Rome ben
14oe Oft. alt pei pmboro. Damp
tibet Ohio II osiad antommet fra
Rome meo 427 Yasfasersr og $3.50,
900 / GuIoitpp. Obio ieilepe 21oe
Sttobsr.
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Smnn SfterIon Oph.

@eft Superior, 29be Oft. -Spor
9eterion blep iunoet mar S9tten
TGrbeben at fit Sjem. 2iget bapbt
aabenhart lisget Der bels Rdttsn. Del
blsp funbet psb Sntoeitsn, at ban bar
bso at dpoplettit Slas. 90n bar
Qrbeieer.
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Minnrrntn.
Stor @p!ina.

Sbafopee, 2Sbe Sft. - Gutters
beetaplingen / BERNIE Omesn bsites.
Oct er %anflaaet, at ben 100 Qerss
Stratnins Der bill sipe 10 Sons pr.
glere. Oct bill tage ca. 20 Sernbanes
pogne til at Isnbe Mblinssn til Suts
ferfubritsn / Ct. 2puis pdrt.
$780, 900 i aoatanter.
DULUTH, 2Sbe Oft. = s Stiftss
rettsn er u~barbeibet en- Rapport. Tom
piisr, at Der i 81. 3. Sarrifons 80
er iolst Gienbom for $4,000. %
at 100000 sr ubbetalt, FAINT at Der
bill blios ca. 100000 / apntanter
tilbase til a~rpinserns. De feft.
Sals blep siprt | be TRANCE Siber. =
275 Sastlicsnier sr uoitebt. ber=
ibldnbt til to 4pinber.
Sopfrieis srreH.
Gilbert 3sd, 28oe Dit. - Inbreip
9anIou al 2pnbon BAR onlast Sag
mob George gailep, Marfbal / Glen.
bile. bDem BON beftploer for lopitrioig
arrsit. !9anIon blep tnbeip9rrH /
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9so.
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600 8ufbels. 9eraf er 6,999.864
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| belle lleen unotassn at Mais; Rettos
forfseIisn sr $4,000 9ufbeIs. Scr.
sseIisn Bare at Glar sr 414,00o Biz
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Selrmora.

Selena, 28be Stt. - 2ouis Slider,
"a Qar CANNED og Partner ! 9eleno
CAB Co., itiso fig ioas sisnnem So'
pebet. Gan bar ipiust en- bel Del
ben ienere 5io, os bet iises at pGre
aariasen. Dan Tom til Selsnu lor
femten aar fibsn fra Sort Mabiion.
Sopq.
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Sc nbfomne ytummere al "TeD
Slruem" fan erbplOes fur SC
EXTRA.
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Gu Erius ngb.
Guglann %9otimoOie.

qorb Salisburn bar uuoerrstttt os
5or,nsos Statsrs Minifter | gHqs
lamb. Gboat,. om,at opereusitemmeuot
mso be 5orsnebe Statera SnIte ptI
ale amsritanTts arissfdnssr. ION
beinber ia paa Ct. I5eIsna, Geplon
cIler | Spodfriia, bIipe frtstpne.
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Sursemor nrrtIirrst.

SPOKANE, 29be DIT. - Sorbemot
Bertha Warorum blep drrsiteret unbsr
QntIase for Wancbrab Deb Miis
Clara u. Wasners DEB. gun bar
fra Sprugue og bsos / SpOtane
lob: OFF. Senoss Gig bleO Ienbt til
Slagt / Ct. SoIepb. Mp. Rrs.
WarDrum sril9rer, at bun bsoe at
Snfus.
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pnIbinaton.
On Tasis @ulo

Seattle, 28be Ott. - 9uloitep og
Wleidl til en- @Groi at $50, 166 .6S7 er
mootaget / Seattle probsringstontor
/ bette 4nr. 5slgenbe oTicieae 3aI
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iom bIso moetasst meIem lite Sanudr
% lite Ottohr: Intal al Snofub,
COPS; lln3er Cub o9 Wtetal. l,243,.
1853; bets famtlige 99rbi. 500, 1861
687.54. De 0iitritter, iom @uloet
tom fra, sr: Roms, Nlaita, $2,710.s
427; andre Steoer / a!a'ta, 1852,
1913; britiIt Columbia %(Qltlan). $493,s
116; 0utonoiitri,tet (Slonbits), SIS,
374,488; Dofbineton. Oregon, Sbos
30 og ubenlanbft GuIbmbnt, 1925,
762. Siben 24oe DIT. bar Sontoret
m%Obtasst $4,000 til fra Rome og
$4,000 fra andre Steber. Del or
fanoinnlist. at Some inben S1iorsns
@nbe bill babe leo,ret 100000.
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uaar | &nslaun.

s Rusluuo r auliugen bIspen
poerf eaarIig, nosst, Der lite er Iii.
feIoct uIene fer be eitlise propinlers
o. Sibiriens 8eotommeRoe, men
lieeioa meset / be fore 9ornpropins
Ter. 5ragten pdd 8urnpurer lees M
at bare nebiat at 6enipn til oiSI,
b~etlugeIise 6orbolc.
Decorah-posten., 1900-11-02

fbeIs, bnilfet fplbes bet uaHabeligs
Mrbeibe for at faa @rsnet inb isr
Maambens Gnpe ps fplpe Sttobere
falsene.
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ga jpauIf Jlaaar.

blep forleoeu Dag Is Wennsi,sr
br96t os mdngs flsrs bdarot tpeiteOe
/ goracas, 8~ensIustd. glanbt be
9ilFacetOmne sr Praiioent Gaitro.
Der III ct Ben 6ruttst peo at hoppe
ub fra 2Oen Gtassi Resisringsbpgs
ninaen. Gisnbomstabet er msJtt
ffprt
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Sedbtpppb, 29be Oft. 8ulez
finch Charles WinsIop ber / gpen er
ertlaret for iinosforpirret og Hal lem
bes til 4fplet / 0dntton.
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gtngeifab iprangt.

9alatpn, 2Sbe Oft. - s. q. WeIt'
bps 8utit blep brubt inb / mat o.
penseitabet iprenet. MeIem fem o.
fer Sunprebe Odler blep I%iaalst
Der er intet Spor efter Sppens.
Sttlltpater, 28be Stt. Mrs
Nels 9aptinipn bsbe / Marine igaar
gun blep 70 4ar gammel % Tom Ii
bette Gountp / 1856. Sun efterlabe,
Manb % Ter borne 8srn.
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Hoods SarsaparilIa

lpper az helbreee % hclner Sp'ttt. Sea1ne
SebaaoIuusea mse SeooS teag
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1900-08-24
= A PRINCETON PRANK.


dent james,
se President Canadian like
and goodness Of heart Unlike Scotch
W Wishing me- to offend his in
ea ud G' the milk Of gently
they today Pr4sstGn boys that
days different form There then boat
boys their ingenuity taxed find means Of diversion They wGGd me
shot holes the walls a;. the old
King legend above IT. ne % e r Frpnyn meTs vas
John withersPo0n He noted with sides
friend of
one S DAY s 'a s s Rfs ss@ as ssa F
en and had
before Christmas the weather being cold when Mr.
Boga gave his e1 luet e P of t S n wn to w
creek away
boys od prex his
w On the night
find that s door slightly but they
the carriage pole and about 70 young f%ye n eS on
but when they struck the Nassau pike wu Of heans they
ge picture what was happen next morning when d sSt
Then they built big unoqsened apple
Jack and sang lot Of college rGey %efs u ] 70 S op
young gentlemen great owner opened
fHGse Uo ana Jet w evennr It was Pn Canohan wo1 n
and well caparoned with fur Il don't know he continued
call his services
of
the
pleasefo for the Is cold"
but THAR
amid sienceth be felt
Dr.
he neveragai ref o the subject
fam @ % W. nex aSd Of H the Eg %S
of
William
New Jersey the Of the lot
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1900-08-24
THE LITTLE PIPER


we you heg
This it Sergeant
being in urgent need Of money ana wishing 70 MAKE pesenf 81 thar t e
menmu this month g.
ice and see il catch mess Of frogs for dinner
replied is thought
little fellow work
hi with ard9r he to his WA.
round shon forth he %prSved fishing tackle with BIT Of
thread and the long thorn from uh asher Mas % hew 1
p would have y but poppes do not flourish under
was away in disgust when
s eosn 'es s ons r sP ths h
through the body of the pond responded at once other
frogs himself He
had such big frog What chaRse and what shame ne let h
is cloth the
the piece red flannel ed OVER the
fisher pulled his line the thread broke and the frog plunged into the water
Again the line broke and the
take the back
knife little cloth that alas the
his through hole that he had
La Rance returning
sitting T down on int the a ground xp h DIty; p
a turned his
Rance looking
~ the disaster cuse Of soG clothing furnished BY the gov
he walked pulling his
should be his He i'm vain to move o them n ae d for
6 6 his matt sT9 nL LED pa h hS S tho R he had but two minutes
Then thinking his grandmother consciousness
painfully the toward the
of black where already the reflected
liant light reflected into the icy vaults Long covered with crystal
the architecture he
that the valleys
filed basket with them take his grandmother The
his
eee but vaguely Only thing surprised hito find it under
Then sleep with The lit
tie ffer Suddenly well known voice awakened mhs
o SOP
his his mustache "The bhe The
martial! Don't let them away!'
his randmohes But his grandmother
Then the the colonel and the
with
mmeed the the
a nai.--Exchange
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1900-08-24
New Ideas In Hairdrea.inm.

There is a perfect fad in Paris at
present for having the hair waved
from the forehead clear back to the
crown of the head. This softens the
features and makes any plain face
beautiful when the waves are well
made. This new style of waving the
hair produces also pompadour effect.
The hair is parted in the middle or a
little to one side and is all so fluffy that
one would think great cushions of false
hair had been laid beneath. When
properly waved, the hair has fiuted
appearance not unlike the fluting Of q
beautiful ruffie, only these waves ex-
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1900-08-24
wedding stories.

Several of Bishop How's stories relate
to weddings. Mr.. Ibbetson of st. Mi.
chaels. Walthamstow, was marrying n
couple. when the ring was found to be
too tight A voice from behind ex-
claimed. Suck your finger, you fool!'
Again it Is related that the rector Of
Thornhill. near Dewsbury. on one occa-
sion could not get the woman to say
"ohey" in the marriage service, and he
repeated the word with strong stress
on each syllable. saying. You must say
Obey" Wheseupon the man interfered
and said. "Never mind. Go on, parson.
III max her % BY and by."-Good
Words.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1900-08-24

s-uu IN graceIul curves from the tip Of
ear to the very crown of the head, and
the mass Of the hair may be coiled or
knotted rather high or low, as best
suits the shape of the head, says the
Pittsburg Press. The ornaments for
the hair at present consist of out
stretched wings of batllke shape In
tulle sparkling with silver or diamonds.
Aigrets sparkling with diamonds are
very fashionable, also a double bunch
of flowers. This last style is very be-
coming. Small pink roses or forgetne-
nots are mounted fiat and are used on
either side Of a fancy comb.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1900-10-31

the attorney general and was making every effort to secure u full vote,
while WATSON was endeayoring to deny the franchise to as many as posi-
BILE. That Is the charge brought against Charlie Kelly.
John Barnes has been in Office or a candidate for Office for fourteen
years-ever since Fergus Iounty was organized. He has held Office foreght
years-four years a commissioner four years AZ receiverof the land office
and now wants four years more. Since the creation OF Fergus county
either Barnes or Corbly have been candidates for office or holding Office at
the time of every election. Do you want to perpetuate these men in office
forfour years more? Vote against them.
Billy Wood made as good a deputy sheriff as Fergus county ever had.
His experience as deputy under Sheriff Waite will enable him to take hold
OF the work like u old hand. The presiding Judge will not have tocanhim
to time ut the opening OF every term OF court, nor will criminals escape as
In the past two years. Billy Woods is the man for sheriff.
Judge Du Bose said OF Backtord that he would not have done what
Blackford did in the Calder case mot for 100000" That is what a Demo-
cratic Judge thought OF Blackford.
And Judge Du Bose said OF Clerk Wright that he was the best clerk Of
court In the state. He ought to know. Will you indorse Blackford and
turn down Wright? No. Give Ed. Wright Your vote ndcast yoursuhrage
for Belden for attorney.
Donald Fowler has returned two good assessments-fair and complete.
He is worthy OF your support II any man is. Don't forget him, but give
him your vote and thereby endorse his course, which has been, "Obey the
law without fear or favor"
In Geo. Stafford for surveyor you have the best civil engineer in the
county. He has served you well before aud will do it again. No pats for
which the county has paid him will he missing when he retire from Office.
The Republican platform favors an eghthour working day-not for
miners or smeltermen alone, but for all loborers. That plank was not put
there for political effect. II Republicans n elected an cghthour day will
be made the law of the state.
The ballot is large. The easiest way to vote Is To place your cross in
the circle at the head of the first ticket, which Is the Republican ticket, and
you won't want to hire IA kicking machine like jos. Jackson did, either.
Vote the Republican ticket and vote it straight.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1900-10-31

John T.. Hegfeldt Of Philbrook, wasa
visitor in town last week.
Joe Cameron and John sheldon were
at the county seat friday last,
Father Vermaat win return by Fort
Benton, "Wednesday Oct. 81.
Congress OF nations and Bazaar about
December LIST. Watch for particulars
later.
Elmer Young and W. Hoals OF Stan.
ford, registered at the Day House sat
urday.
Chris Knerr and Jas. Awbery of Den
ton and Deerfield were at the Day
House last Friday.
Highest market price paid for oats.
wheat, timothy seed and baled hay in
trade by Judith Hardware Co.
The White sewing machine, sold by
Judith Hardware Co.. has been awarded
the gold medal at Paris Exposition.
w. NJ. Scott of Bozeman, represent
ing the Bozeman Marble and Granite
Works, is in Lewistown for a few days.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Home Workers will be held at Mrs.
Lehman's Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
DIR. w A Long rext door IN ,aI.-
nhone Office. g;ves sn.ciaI attention to
all diseases of eye, ear. nose and throat.
The Paris Exnosi,iop has ayorded
| the first nrize Ia Garland s,ovcs and
RANGES Sold nv .Juditb Hardware 10
-,
Philbrook. inscribed their names on the
register at the Lewistown Hotel Mon
day.
II is nrov.n ,b., + q Schneider
handles the hes, wine b.ar lio,or,
and c;oars Ar the c~rirnIed Roar
saloon.
Best quality of hams and bacon. AS
well as superior fresh meats, and fish
and game in season, at the Lewistown
| Meat &C.
An
| Saints Day. al 10 n. m. memorial SER
vices for the departed souls. That day
a meeting for the ladies of the Altar
society.
N;ss N,ry No,oh.r vho hoe h.an
,.,ohinn sohoo, a, Irana ra,urnod %
Lewis,oyn sunday She w,,l he em-
ployed as governess and instructor by
MI. Jos. Bertrand this winter.
rosr rarol;,o h.o ,ho Road
u.ol. ,aaa $780,. Tau;..au. "a
u,ho.o d. Nonan.,1 a.aoL. uo.1 -,
.h.. - ci,, r1oo Ey,aou In ,,.,osa
-, - rd,uan1 p.a..an Iam,;I.aum
m en- Gas panoo
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1900-10-31
PERSONAL AND OTHERWISE.
RED TOP RYE.

AhlSSltftA blhb hl1 "h|Is Z
RED TOP RYE.
RED TOP RYE, ten years old.
Baled hay wanted at Judith Hard
ware Co.
For the latest books go to Hemphill's
pharmacy.
A fine line of perfumes at Hemphill's
pharmacy.
RED TOP RYE, ten years old, at the
Silver Dollar.
Buy gum boots and slickers at the
Commercial Co.
Furnished rooms for rent. Inquire
of Il. d. Young.
A fine assortment of fresh candies at
Hemphill's Pharmacy.
Do you wish alcohol barrels? IL so,
go to Hemphill's Pharmacy.
Examine the Sharpless Cream Sep
arator at Judith Hardware Co.
Rooms to Rent-Furnished or not to
suit. Enquire at Culver's studio.
Clover cream for the complexion can
be found at Hemphill's pharmacy.
Nothing but the best of cigars are
handled at Hemphill's Pharmacy.
Blackford & .Blackford, attorneys,
office in Judith Basin Bank building.
Try Celery Gin Tonic for your nerves
and kidneys. For sale at all leading
bars.
A prescription to be rightly filed
bears the label of Hemphill's Phar-
macy.
You can get an all-steel 'Hay Press
of Judith Hardware Co. n trade for
baled hay.
1t is conceded by all that the Melon
aid Creek coal is the only good coal Of
fered for sale.
WAyTED-Competent help for general
homework. Apply to Mrs. W. ID.
Symmes, Lewistown.
A fine line of ladies' and gents
watches. rings, scarf pins, etc. has just
been received at H~emphill's.
l. A. Keyte, osteopath, will be at
Gilt Edge Tuesday and Friday of each
week. Other days, at Office in Judith
Basin Bank Building.
Jas. Fisher, who has been employed
at the Mcdonald creek coal mines and
at Gilt Edge since his return from the
Philippines, is in town this week nurs-
ing a sore hand, resulting from an
attack of-eryslpelas following a simple
cut.
River Press: Fred II. Warren, of
Utica, has just completed a deal by
which he secured 1000 head of lambs
from jameson Bros. Il Long at private
,orr Nr Maroon ,vill tall. Thorn IN
L. - !. ,Lo I,d;,h pas;n imuad;.
ately.
Next Thursday. November LIST, is
All Saints Day. Services in the Cath
Ia ah,,uoh as sn,da. Co. An
-, III. 49,. - Att.
tar C,.ho,;.s A, o,oiool, sb,,n coz.
.aa-~aa.au o.. ,La aLuInad ~.
80 -
The Ladies Aid Society of the Bea-
- -
IL - -.
-. -,
The advantages of an advertisement
in the ARGUS are not only that IL viii
be read by a greater number of people
than if placed in any other local paper
but that it can appear twice instead o.
once a week. This makes the ARGUS
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1900-10-31

Are you going to be married: We have a
beautiful line Of wedding invitations, an
n~ouncements. cards. etc. at this Office.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-10-31
POLITICAL MOTHS.

y n
There will be grand rally at 4
O'Clock tomorrow afternoon at the
Inter Island dock when Prince
David and his party board the
steamer Waialeale which will take
them to Maui and Molokai. There
will be a great display Of bunting
and floral decorations and speeches
will be made. III weather permits,
Queen Liliuokalani will be at the
dock to bid farewell to her nephew,
who sails forth to gain more politi-
cal laurels from the loyal people on
Maui and Molokai.
This evening Prince David and
party will return from their circuit
OF Oahu. At the head OF the pail
they will be met by the members of
Young Mems Democratic party,
who will be mounted and will
escort the Prince to Waikiki. Over
100 riders will take part in the pro-
ceBsion.
There was good Democratic
meeting at WSialse last evening at
the residence Of P. D. .Isenberg. A
number OF speeches were made and
whenever the name OF David,
was mentioned it was greeted with
ringing cheers. Mr.. Isenberg pres.
ided at the meeting and was assist.
Jed by q number OF Democrats, from
the city.
The Republicans had q very lame
meeting ct Remond Grova last
evening. In spite Of free trains,
free "booze" aud free ribbons, the
people refused to response.
The INDEPENDENTS meeting at Ks.
kaako last evening was well-attend-
ed. 1t is evident that a we'll 70 und-
ed suspicion against the sincerity OF
II )bert Wilcox has taken hold OF
the hearts Of the Hswaiiens. This
evening there will be q rousing De-
mocratic meeting at Maemae.
Betting was slow this morning
tha Parker people asking for odds
against David. No. one wanted to
touch Wilcox, general fear being
expressed that he is not running .
square. race. ..s
THE departure Of Hanrahan has
not affected the political situation.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-10-31
TOPICS or THE DAY.

TIE INDEPENDENT is gratifsd to
learn that Secretary Cooper, our
dearly beloved friend, has followed
our advice as TO keeping the polls
open long enough for every voter to
vote should he wish to do go. II
our wandering Harry" will resign
his Sscretaryship and run for our
local senate TEE INDEPENDENT will
stretch its elastic conscience aud
vote for him, especially as We be.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-10-31
Vacationis0ver
AND

School has Commensurate More
Lunches at Home for a Time
There are many ways of
carrying Lunch, but only
one convenient and practical
Method, and that is to use
the Patent Folding Lunch
Box. This looks like a Cam
era and folds fiat when empty,
which enables you to strap it
together with your books or
put it in your pocket.
They are waterproof, and
the Price is only 25 Gents.
See them displayed in our
front window.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-10-31

Mr.. Parker finds that his oppon-
ents are largely those OF his own
household, 80 to speak, that is, his
fellow COW boys on Hawaii, on the
slopes OF the three great mountains
are for the Keikialii. 1t was always
so, Samuel, q prophet is never with
out honor save in his own house
hold.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-10-31
WEDNESDAY, OCT. 81, 1900.
xHE OFFENSIVE COMPARISON.

The Advertiser says that Mr., L.
McCsnts Stewart made speech at
the Oceanic dock yesterday, assist
ed by his Mongoliau friend Achi
who acted as interpreter. Mr..
Stewart il correctly reported con-
tinues his attempt 10 classify the
Hawaiians with tho negroes, and he
csu rest assured thai the Hawaiians
resent his ippudence. He quotes
from paper Of the South the fol-
lowing sentence: white people
are Of the superior race, the only
race ft to control the government
of any country" aud he lifts his
voice triumphantly and screams"that
was Democratic paper" We will
ask him to look over the Advertisers
files published since the campaign
began and see whether he cannot
find the same words, the same sem
timent printed in nearly every issue,
and the Advertiser 10 certainly a
Republican paper, as Mr.. Stewart
we'll knows. When Mr.. Stewart
says that neither Prince David nor
any Hawaiian alii or noble who has,
been to the States has ever been in
vited by q Southern Democrat to
/, his homo in the South in a social
way" he does not know what he is
talking about, and we refer him to
Mr.. Samuel Parker who, as COM
missioner from Hawaii to the New
Orleans exposition, was lionized by
every prominent man and lsyishly
entertained by the most anti-negro
families in that exclusive city. The
only instance where "color line"
waS drawn against Mr.. Parker ard
family was when negro servant
81 we'll known leading family, on
hom they were I'd call, Indignantly
called to their driver "you black
,ra.b, don't you know better than
tn come to the font gate" The
Lady OF the house heard the e1-
ii. patton and hurried down to
~, Fer her profuse apologies to Mr..
P.r"er, aud explaining that really
il Was necessary to have certain
,aba against the negroes, and ask
ing him and his family to forgive
th- ignorance of their servant. The
only places where Hawaiians have
hesL treated with indignity owing
TO their color were Boston and New
York, and now we presume that Mr..
Stewart will claim that those cities
are in the hands of negotiating
Democrats. Mr.. Stewart says that
he can show an American record far
superior to Mr.. McClanahan's, no
matter in what light it is examined. (.
That may be. We do not know the
prior record Of the two gentlemen,
but we know that right here in Ha-
wAii Mr.. McClanahan 10 making q
record showing him to be an ad-
mirer and friend OF the Hawaiians,
while Mr.. Stewart is daily trying to
drag. our noble race. down to the
ylevel OF the negroes.
!
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-10-31

II it could be arranged to have
McClanaban and McCSnts Stewart
on opposing tickets, seeking the
suffrages of the Hawaiian people,
the result would be such that the
little brunette would hunt for a
hole, crawl into it and haul it in
after him. That's so.