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Fight to O Finish.

First round-Mosquito gets in on
head and lodges away, Man miss
os right hand hook.
Second round-Heavy fighting,
Mosquito very actiJe' Man missing
several heavy left swings
Third round-Man forced to act
on defensive, Mosquito has much
the better Of it SO far
Fourth round--Mau tries to force
the fighting, but cannot reach Mos
quito with vicious upper cuts.
Fifth round-Man sparring for
wind and looking for On opening,
MOSQUITO confident and wary, and
man does not land
Six round-Man evidently very
Rrogpy. Mosquito quit fresh and
trying to wear man out
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Telephone
Main 1893
NOTICE

Any pe~sons having bills against
the Pacific Club to Sept. /, 1900,
must present the same to the Treas
urer at once with vouchers.
JAS. GORDON SPENCER,
Treasurer Pacific Club.
1908 3t
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-09-25

out the Territory, and yet, as | 20.
through the monthly bills, the ques-
V'on occurs to me whether it is not
possible to substantially reduce mis-
ceiianeous expenses without par.
slmony and without doing any one
wrong.
III public improvements are to
Keep pace with public needs there
VIII have to bs in the near future
either increased taxation or a very
careful consideration OF dollars be.
tore spending them-perhaps both.
l do not kuow OF any way in
winch we can serve the public bet.
ter than along the line Of this sug-
gestlon, which | am making, direct.
~ or through their Immediate supe
r'ors, to all officials OF our Depart.
mont who have to any considerable
extent the contraction aud approv
al OF bills Very truly yours,
Il. p Dole,
Attornoy-General.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-09-25
What Is He at

The following letter was read a
Governor Dole's cabinet meeting
Yesterday. 1t is rather vague md
suggests that retrenchment is Doed'
cd. Whst's the matter by gett'ng
along without an Attorney Genera'
The letter read;
Territory OF Hawaii, oaire OF the
Attorney General Honolulu
s pit, q,
ceaf Sir: Tho changes incidoot
70 annexation have deprived the
local Goy9rn mont Of considerable
rortiou OF its income, the revenue
from the customs house alone
amounting to about $l2oOooo a
YEAR. the cost OF suppressing Inc
plarue was enormous, and inc III
c,ea.ed work which changing con
d,tions are putting upon us va W
. considerable increase OF legitimate
expenditures
/ know and appreciate the Good
.od honest work which officials OF
The Department are doing through
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-09-25
THE COMING Eel BOTTOMS.
Governor Dole Issues the Necessary
Proclamation.

Governor Dole Issues the Necessary
Proclamation.
Governor Dole has issued prl-
clamation announcing tho date OF
the Territorial election TO DO held
in November. Ia accordance with
the provisions OF the Organic Act
providing q government for Hawaii
requiring that q general election
shall be held on the Tuesday Dext
after the first Monday in November,
1900, and that at least forty days
before any election, the Governor
rhall issue an election proclamation,
Governor Dole gives notice that a
general election for delegate to
the House OF Representatives OF the
United States to serve during the
fitty.sixth and ffty-sevsuth Con-
grsssee, aud for Senate and Rep
resentatives OF the Legislature Of
the Territory of Hawaii, will be
held on Tuesday, November 6, 1900,
throughout the Territory OF Hawaii,
b,tween the hours OF s O'Clock a. m.
sud 5 O'Clock p. m.
The Senatorial Districts are as
follows. First District, Island Of
Hawaii. Second District, the isl
lands Of Maui, MolokAi, Lanai and
Kahcolaw4. Tnird District, the
island of Oahu Fourth District,
the islands of Kauai and Nihau
The electors IN these districts are
eu,,tled to elect Senators as follows:
First District, fou-; Second District
, three; Third District. six, aud
Fourth District, two.
The electors are entitled to elect
Rspvesen,a lvAs as follows: First
District, fJur; Secon District, fou I;
Third District, six; Fourth District,
nix; Fifth Distric', six; Sixth DIS
trict, four.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-09-25
a Man of Many Parts.

Here is an amusing old handful,
printed and circulated in Cumber.
land early in the century;
81, James Williams, parish clerk,
saxtoue, town cryer and bellman
make and sells all sorts OF haberd
asheries, groceries, etc, likewise
hair and wings drest, and cut, on
the shortest notice. Also
an. B.-I keep an evening school,
where / teach at reasonable rates
reading, writing, singing and sums.
IN. 81 plays the hooboy oc'
cassionally, il wanted.
IN. B.-Nv shop is rext doore
where l bleed, draw teeth and shoe
horses, all with greatest sell.
n. B.-Children taut to dance,
il agreeable, at six pence per week,
by me, j. Williams, who buy and
sell oil IRONS and coals--shoes
cleaned and mended.
IN. B.-Look over the door for
the signs Of the three pigeons,
IN. B.-I sell good ayle, and
sometime, cyder. lodgings for
single nen."-7he Sketch.
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IL publican Central Comm toc.

The Territorial Central Commit
tee OF the Republican party met at
hasdquaiteF this morning and
o'Rsnized by electing j. A. Ken.
oiy M Chairman, i. L. Hendry as
Socrs tary and Mr.. Day as Sergeant
Mt arms. The usual executive com
mit.ses we're appointed and Arrange
meats made for speakers to preach
republican doctrines. The fuance
committee meets at $3.50 this alter
DoOn.
Tonight the District Committees
nominate Their senators and repre.
sentatives at the Drill Shed.
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The Democratic Convention.

The Orpheum theater which had
been placed at the disposition Of
the Democratic Central Committee
was crowded to its utmost capacity
last evening when the convention
called to nominate Candidates from
Oahn for The Legislature met,
Colonel G. j. Mccarthy presided
and blr Edmund Hart acted as sec.
rotary
The meeting was very harmon-
GUS and the large audience was
evidently earnest as far as politics
were concerned and determined that
the nominees OF the Democrats shall
win the day.
The following gentlemen were
nominated as members Of the Legis-
lature TO represent Oahu:
SENATORS THIRD DISTRICT.
D. p r. Isenberg, Jr.
} d. Holt, Jr.
L X. Lilikalani.
"A. Fernandez.
+. j, Testa.
j. o. Carter.
REpRE' ENTATIvEs FOURTH DISTRICT.
j. NJ. Camara, Jr.
S. w. Spencer.
E. G. Macfarlane.
j. e Bush.
John III. Wise.
@. W. Booth
FIFTH DISTRICT,
s. NJ. damon.
II. J. Mossmsn.
Frank Brown.
Frank Harvey.
S. X. Pua.
j. 2. Mskainai.
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NOTICE.

NJ. r. Counter, practical watch
maker, jeweler, and optician, person
al attention given to repairing,watch,
clock aud jewellery, over 30 years ex-
perience, Gold aud silver jewellery
manufactured by experienced work
man on short notice, quality ofGoods
and work guaranteed az repre-
sented. M. r. COUNTER.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-09-25

Seventh round-Mau fighting
wildly aed rushing furiousy. Im-
possible to get aoy bets against
Mosquito.
Eighth round.-Man gives up and
ia counted out. Mosquito wins.
boston Globe.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-09-25
LOST.

A large dark California bay mare,
large long head, unbranded, weighs
about 900 lbs. Supposed to have
siTayed 10 the pasture back OF Tan
taius. A reward will be paid to any
oue fuding the mare by reference o
his Office. 8l-tf
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-09-25

lac remarns Of the late Mrs.
Charles Baker were lsid at res, at
IN" Is ng sttest cema'ery yesterday
Sitet"oon at 4 o'clock Many friends
attended the funeral which was con.
busted from The family residence on
Young street..
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me B1aro OF Repatriation will al,
~ hnno'uln every week day until
Oc'ober l0'h from 10 a. m. TO n
H. ana from 5 p IN, till g y. N,
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-09-25
THE REGISTRATION.
Summary of tho Outside Enrolment
of Voterg.

The following summarizes the
work OF the Oahu registration out.
side OF Honolulu and up to Satnr.
day might, Kaneohe is to be finish
ed aud Waimsnalo added to the list
Some Hawaiians ware refused entry
because they have not lived here
long enough:
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-09-25

- he engageme9t OF Wilam J.
FORBES ct tho law Office OF w. O.
nlhith' to Mis' Kate Watson o, Ma.
hawao, Maui, has been announced
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-09-25
NALowALE.

He Ito wahine ulaula hauliuli Ka-
leponi nui, poo nui loihi, ache i
kuniia, he 800 paona paha kona
haumaha. Ia .manso vale ia ua
hele auwana no ekuls ma Ike kua
aku o Pun Ohia. e loas no he uku
makana kekahi mea Q loaa al ma
vi ana mai ma keia keena.
158'-tf
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LOCAL AND GENERAL NEwa.

:, Honolulu NJ 's'enger Service a.. .
ii1"r meseag4a sud packages. TeIe.
Phnnn. R7Q '"'o'
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kentucsv's famous Jessre Moore
" n'"Sey, unequa.led for ito purity
ana exceilence. On sale at any Of
the saloons and at Lovojoy & Co.,
| Sln Nds
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-10-18
DISCOVERIES OF THE CENT

1t is fortunate, since there are Ia.
lands to be discovered on thl ~
globe, that inventive mar has tur]
mind to more useful things, 81 n
steam, electricity and many oths J
tages not enjoyed by our fCy6l
Medicine, too, has made great srll
even mans old enemy, Rheumah1
at last found its master in sWs3
rs Drops" The success Of this hi,
velous specific for Rheumatism hss I
tonishing and never equaled In he
of medic ne. lt gives instant reid
germs, pre- -ents disease end r@)
cures all forms Of chronic and scusd
matism, SCiatica and Neuralgd
also used with unfailing efect 10 al n
Affections OF every description Cd
Group, Bronchitis, Stomach
and Kidney Troubles, La GrippS
iaria, Creeping Numbness and
dred diseases.
Swanson's IS Drops" Is sod vi
and by the Swanson Rheumatic q
164 Lake street, Chic 20, III b
places the druggists are agents
remedy Is not obtainable in yOrI
order direct Of the manufactures
size bottles 600 doses) a0O, Pqi
express or mail. Trial bottle vii
on receipt of Is cents. Agents Va,
new territory. Write now.
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-. ,,es,,o, fanned the flames she

The question famed the flames she
fain would have hidden to yet fercer
hat. II was beyond her control; IL
caught up prudence and restraint, and
made of them a lurid and triumphant
blaze.
what AVE you doneP" she repeated
again. ASK, rather, what you have
not done. First, you tried to steal my
husband: and now-now you woulo
steal the man / love-yes, love as you
know nothing OF loving. Oh, do not
look so shocked! You need not remind
me that / am a wife. Do l not feel my
chains every day? But they are gilded,
and so l wear them royalty. / am NOT
afraid to trust with my secret. You
will keep ii. Not for my sake-ah, no,
Grace Hawthorne!-but for his. You
see hat / AVE guessed your secret.
too. See-you dare not deny 1t! How,
then, am / wickeder than you?-you,
who have promised to marry another
man, loving my husband, or /, his wife
in name alone? But listen to me. l
am not tame enough to see you feast
while I starve. Rather than see you
Harvey Barclays wife, 1 would-mur-
der"
The last word was but a low, sibilant
whisper.
AS it escaped her lips she turned and
ran hastily up the stairs.
At their head she met her husband,
coming from his fathers Dor
In the hall below stood Grace, mo-
tionless, transfixed, but her eyes were
black With horror and amaze.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-10-18
CHATTER xxrII.

The clock had struck eleven when,
mingled with its last strokes, Grace
heard, on the silent street, the sound of
wheels which proclaimed the travellers
return.
Already old Andrew stood at his post
beside the door, which he threw open as
the sound for which he had waited SO
impatiently reached him as well.
No bell must be rung tonight, no
sound be heard within the house. Even
that of the wheels was dull and muf.
fled. for the street was strewn with tan,
that RIO noise might penetrate the room
where Edgar Reynolds lay fighting his
silent fight with death.
You've come, Mr.. Harry. Thanks to
Z I for that!" whispered the old serv-
itor, wiping away a tear. as the young
man brushed hastily past him into the
lighted hall, where he caught sight of
the tall, slender figure he knew so well,
which seemed uncertain whether to ad-
vanc in the light or retreat in the
shadow.
"Gracel" he said.
At the sound Of her name, she came
forward.
The night air was still very chill, and
fires were lighted through the house,:
but as he tool her hand. though COMING
himself from the outside air, he felt Il
cold as marble in his grasp. and even
In this supreme of anxiety he
noticed that she seemed to shrink from
his touch.
Poor child! Doubtless 1t was owing
to all the anxiety she a been CON-
PEELED to bear alone.
Your telegram reached me Just In
time, dear" he said. IAN hour later.
and i should have sailed. My father?
How Is hep"
The doctor gives us little hope. Doc
tars Hope and Agthorpe both are with
him now. They have sent for DIR.
Thorne In consultation"
She turned toward Helen as she
spoke, who had followed her husband
into h house. She. too, was very pale,
and the yellow pupils were dilated with
a strange expression of mingled excite
ment and fear.
She looked about her. as IL expecting
TO witness Some Transformation which
had been effected in her absence.
IAN hour later, and 1 should have
sailed"
The words which, to her husband.
meant an ~interposition OF Providence.
TO her meant the direct agency OF the
evil one. One hour--one little hour
end she would have LEFT tie sword or
A ~ IA A
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rTeIen had called her love for hiiA a
ro xyos a. frdead so7 Sha

rreIen had called her love for hiiA a
wicked love. Was It, irdeed. so? She
who had given unto II no name-she
who had but striven to cast the shad-
ows from his pathway, 10 lead him on
to better things. asking. counting no
reward, working almost in the shadow,
by the light only of her hearts sacrf-
fee. All: in Gods sight, was this q
wicked love?
She had renowned its every fruit, but
the seed was In her heart, and she
could not uproot 1t.
LET the dead past bury It's dead,
Harry" she quoted, sadly. You for
get you are no longer dealing with a
child. 1t is you who nave forgotten to
trust me. Oh, Harry! what is my
money worth, If not to help others"
And what are others worth who
would accept II? Grace, ! must speak.
7 promised Helen just now, TO lr7"" "
, II TO her: but / cannot look into .>,1
ewes and keep silent. Do you not
know that this man is n gambler"
Yes" she answered. calmly. 'He
he's told me that he CANDLES. Is it an
u~npardouable sin? Have o no pity
for a mans possible w~eakness?"
you know Ihis?" repeated Harry,
in amazemcut. He has acknowledged
il to you, and yet you have promised to
become his wife. a gamblers Wife!
What possible Vista of untold wretch
edness does not such a prospect open?
Already you have advanced him mon
ey for his needs. How long will your
fortune last in his hands, when already
he does not scruple to dissipate it?"
My ~fortune?" wearily echoed the
girl. What has it ever brought me but
misery? Who but Uncle Edgar has
loved me for my own sake? IT seems
to have been productive only of untold
wretchedness!"
But this note, Grace, OF which my
father spoke TO me? What was its
amount, and are there are funds in
bank to meet it?'
She looked up into his face. On 1t
rested no shadow of deceit. His eyes
met hers with fearless frankness. No
cuiv. was in his voice as he put the
question.
Nerciful heaven Whom could she
trust? Was every face a mask? Did
Harry hope to deceive her to the end?
Well. let him deem himself successful,
if it gave him me ray of happiness.
The note" she answered, was for
fifty thousand dollars. All. you are
surprised at the amount" as he start
ed back. do not let it distress you!
The note is in my possession, and 1
have paid the price!"
rTo Ire Continued
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CTo he C~ontinucd.)
WATCHING AND WAITING.
Moral, Don't Lend Money Under Any
Circumstnuces-iIinuoo Was Wen
Educated,

Educated.
Among the guests at the Raleigh a
few days ago was n we'll educated ana
pleasant-mannered son Of india. He
had beer at the hotel several times be
fore, always ordered the best, and
paid his bills without complaint. On
this occasion he paid for his room in
advance and seemed to have plenty
of money. When he was ready TO de-
part, however, he confided TO Clerk Z.
A. Smith that he had lost his pocket
book and was without q cant. He did
not ask to borrow money, but when he
mentioned that he had friends iii Bal
timore who would help him, MI.
Smith offered to lend him a couple OF
dollars. The Hindoo was profuse in
his thanks, and promised to return the
money as soon as he reached the Ma
ryland city. Yesterday Mr.. Smith re-
ceived a postal card from the man in
India, upon which was written:
II herewith send you 81. Thanks,
very much. I appreciate your most
noble kindness"
Mr.. Smith looked first on one side
and then on the other of the card, and
finally cplit it in two, but could find
no trace of the 81. He is now wonder
ing if the Hindoo is possessed Of a
normally developed bump of humor. @;
whether one Of those wonderful Indi-
an tricks of magic is being performed.
The latter theory is the more invit-
ing, and he has placed the card in a
glass case and is watching it closely
to see IL nv snma mystarious naaps
1t will not transform itself into a 50
note. payable at the treasury of the
United States.-Washington Post.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-10-18

IT, A. I. Goodvrd|
EX-Congressman A. T. GooSr
Alabama, writes the folIovsN
The Peruna Medicine Co, CoIa,
Gentlemen-''Ih have now ,sua
Ties OF Peruna, and am 4 WV
day: Icould feel the good 4
medicine before / had uSaS l. 4
after suffering with catarrs y
year." Respectfully. A TG
Catarrh in its variousform..
becoming a national cursa
doubted remedy has been dis,.
Or. Hartman. This remedv ~
thoroughly tested DURING NY u
years. Prominent men bari
know of its virtues and Are ~a,;'
lie utterances on the subject n
the country we must says i.
To save the people we mnss
them from disease. The d;sass
at once the most prevalentan and ;.
OF cure is catarrh. publ;" ~
parties recognize in Peruna ~.
catarrh remedy of uneouslad
Send to DIR. Hartman. ColumSr.
for a free book on catarrh
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-10-18
He LET Early.

Towne-So you called on the Smiths.
There's a young girl next docr to them
that pounds the piano all the time.
The night l."
Browne-Yes; she was playing all
the time I was there.
Towne-Was she? Can you imagine
anything worse than that?
Browne-Yes; it would have been
worse If ! had been there all the time
she was Observation-Disclosures Press.
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Secret of His Succe..

I what do you attribute your sue
cess in lfe?' asked the inquisitive
person.
Work" answered Senator Sor-
ghum, positively; hard work"
But you never seem to be devotiue
much time to work"
INC. But I've hired a tremendous
amount OF 1t done."-washington Star.
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PATENTS.
List of Patents Issued Last WI
Northwestern Inventors

Agnes Amess, Minneapolis
Formulation pad lock; CAM
Hirsch, New Ulm, MINI, Dag
August p. Johnson, Ada, hlnl-l
istry; James NJ. Jockey, fauiA'
D., vaporizer; Louis Olson aia
los, Mimi, ice or snow venice
N. Randall, Tracy, MIMI con-
err; Otto Viii. Minnesota llu, y
metallic railway tie; Adele " n
man, St. Paul, Mimi. aod0nln'|
tdesign.) ,.,,d
Lothrop & Johnson, patent suS'
& 912 Pioneer Press Bldgr d. fs'
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-10-18
h UsuuI Rntia

First standardization long was
your last cook with you?
Second Subrrbanite-She was with
us" about two hours, and "agin us" ali
the rest of the two weeks she was
there.-Judge.
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DemoraIizinr.

Il always run from a braggart."
'Why?"
AZ talk to n a few minates. I gct
TO telling lies myself."-chiago RECORD
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And wiuIe Kp.-

Little Winie-Paw, is ma a MI
crobe?
Mr.. Henpeck-why, mo. Willie.
what make you ask such a question?
Little Willie-Well. the teacher told
US mat badness was caused by a MI
crobe.-Baltimore American.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-10-18

Friendship closes It's eyes rstssI
see the moon eclipse, while mall
MES that it is ever at the full.
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Extorted From Tbem.

ferdinand sold his great-grand-
fathers Bible for $15."
How odd"
Not at all; he said he was bound
MS ancestors should help him out that
rnuch. anyhow."-Indianapolis Jour-
al.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-10-18

me agricultural department pro.
poses 70 plant 100000 rubber trees n
the Hawaiian islands.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-10-18

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