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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1900-08-23
Thornton Church Sunday to large au-

at Thornton Church Sunday to large au-
dience.
A Young couple--David and verge
Counts. cousins, OF Clintwood, va, eiopeu
10 this place Thursday, rode horse pack
nrocured license and were married ny
magistrate Webb, returning Friday ra-
rental objections led to the eiopemeh'
which was a we'll planned affair.
Misses Francis and Lizzie Adams, OF
Omaha. Knott Co., were guests Of hohsis
Wehb Saturday and Sunday. accompanied
by Miss Francis Adams, OF Democrat.
Ison Gibson has been indisposed Tor
several DAYS. DR.. McCucary - attending
him.
We. Moore, Of Norton. representing
Jacob Spiro. cider man Of Knoxville Mas
calling on our merchants the past week
f Adams is now located at Mouth CT
Hottom Fork where he will keep Iui,
supply of general merchandise Can anu
see him.
Robert Bates, of Knott Co., passed here
Saturday en- route home from Stonega
where he was called on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hunsucker, OF LIpps'
Va were guests of Sersent last week.
W. NJ. Webb, of the firm Webb and Null
Inns. Whitesburg, is in Knoxville buying
goods for his store.
Liss Dora i. Jones returned today from
Regina, Pike Co., where she visited reia-
tives.
Mrs. Lettie Sailing, of wayland, Scott
Co.. Va, who has been visiting mere Ior
some time will return home next week.
Eds. Swindall, of Va. and Mosely' OF
Knott CO., preached the funeral OF old
Uncle Ben Craft at the old webb grave
ward on the first Saturday and Sunday. a
large crowd attended.
Jesse A. Holbrook died Thursday alter
. loir illness of fever. To the bereaved
We offer our heartfelt thanks OF coincidence
in This their dark hour OF dire bercave-
nent. lie gave up his son, Cleveland,
week before, who died with the same dis
case The bereaved widow is now sirug-
cling with the disease and il Is feared she
will NOT undergo it, 'Tis sad, indeed.
Nelson R. Webb went to Elkhorn Sat
urday where he attended big "sOii shell
meeting, leaving tic so-called "hard shelf
at home
Billie Williams is at home from wise
where he has been working for some time.
Mr.. Barker representing J. Leopold y
Co., Baltimore, was noticed among our
merchants last week.
Felix and Jason Craft, Of Viper, Perry
Co.. was here last week visiting relatives.
Moses Webb was married last week to
Miss Maggie Webb, of Bottom FORK. They
we're cousins All joys go with them
BURDINE.
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Tie Commonwealth Of Virginia:
To the Sheriff of the County of Wise,
Greeting.-We command you that YOU
summon Morristown Mills, Twin CityMills,
Doe RiyerW oolenMills, the Turner LOCKER
Company, Louisville Tin and Stove Com
pany, Pabst Brewing Company, Leon Bot
thing Works to appear at the Clerks Office
of the circuit court of the county of Wise,
at rules to he held for the said court on
the Bird Monday in August, 1900, to ans
wer bill in Chancery exhibited against
them and others in our said court by W.
ii. Casteel, Trustee, aud have then there
this writ Witness W. 4. Kilgore, clerk
OF our said court, at the courthouse on the
3lst day Of July, 1860, aud in HE l25th
year of the Commonwealth.
W. Z. KILGoRE, Clerk.
BY c. A. JOHNSON, d. G.
W. Ii. BOND, pa. Aug. 2 3l.4
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.
Bio STONE GAP.

TRINITY METHODIST CHURcu.--Rsv. J. \.
DvvAt, Pastor. Preaching every Sunday, morning
aud night.
SvSpAY-Scuooi~ Sunday morning at 10
O'Clock. 7. WoLrg. Superintendent.
faAfga-MrgriNG. Every Wednesday night.
O'Clock p. M.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. -Rgv. r. G. MATBE-
son, Pastor. Preaching Second sunday In each
month, morning and night, nj the Episcopal Church.
SUSpAY-ScHooL.--Every Sunday morning at 10
O'Clock. In Presbyterian chapple near the bridge-H
l. SULLIVAN, Superintendent.
BAPTIST CHURCH.--Rgv. VI. 4. WILSON. Pastor.
Preaching every 2nd and sth Sunday, morning and
night. At Norton every Bird Sunday.
SUSpAf-ScHooL.-Ercry Sunday morning. at 10
o-cloek.--I. NJ. Gooiioe. Superintendent.
fsAYge-NHEuS0.--Ere Wednesday night
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Another Big Mortgage Filed.

BRISTOL, Tenn, Aug. li.-The Virginia
Iron, Coal and Coke Company filed here
today for record action mortgage for
S1OO,OoO on its properties in Virginia,
Tennessee and Kentucky, naming the
Morgan Trust Company as trustee. This
is a separate mortgage from that for Slc,-
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Living IN the Sun.

Don't get mildewed
Living in the shade,
Damp and dreary
by your own tears made;
Sorrow is certain
To come to every one,
But swecten it aud shorten it
BY living in the sun
Don't get morbid
Living in the gloom,
When just outside
There's a world in bloom;
Life is brief thing,
Too soon done
Oh, tighten it and lengthen it
BY living in the sun.-Erchdnge.
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Are grand, but skin eruptons rob life
of JOY. Bucklen's Arnlca Salve, cures
them; also old, running and fever sores,
ulcers, boils, felons, corns, warts, cuts,
bruises, burns, scalds chapped hands,
best pile cure on earth. Drives
out pains and aches. Only - cts. II box.
Cure guaranteed Sold by J. W. Kelly.
druggist.
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FROM SERGENT.
Correspondence Of The Big Stone Gap rosr

correspondence of The Big Stone Gap fOST.
SEnGrNr, Ky, Aug 1.-THE drought
continues and late corn is being greatly
damage ed.
Miss Sallic Callahan, one of Whites
burg's dsshng young bellies, came up the
river Sunday on pleasure bent (courting
bent, too, we suppose).
ID. Wesley Hoicomb, of Preacher, Va =,
was guest of friends here Saturday. He
informs us that he will soon enter the
mercantile business at Preacher.
John Adkins, OF Eenters, Ky, preached
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WISE COUNTY COURTS

CouSrY CouRr-Held the 4,h Monday in each month
". II. Bond, Judge.
CIRcUIr CoURT.-lIeld lst Monday in April, Septem-
her aud December. n. A. W Skeen. Judge.
COUNTY OFFICERS
C0uyrY AND CIRcuiT COURT CLERK.-W. T.. KgorC.
COMMONWEALTH ArroRNEY.--W. W. 6. DOtson.
Tar NSrKER--H. G.. Stewart.
COMMISSIONER eastern District)-D. s. Kelly.
CoNNissiONEK Western District w. d. McNiel.
ScnooL SuPERNrENDENf.-W. II. Wampler.
CoCNTY SURVIVORS, NJ. Taylor.
JAtLKH.-Cbares Hughes.
SUPERINTENDENT % TnE SooR.-G. II. Skeen.
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CONNECTIONS.

No. ! connects at lutcmont for stations on
l.. n. Il. K, aud all points west. Arrives at Mid
dlesb.rn 10 Ol r. m, Louisville GO 4. ~ Cincinnati
80 a. m.
No connects at Inicrmont with trains from
AL points west Leaves Louisville at ) 80 y. M,
Cincinnati 80 p III.
No. IL connects at Elizabchton with trains leaving
johnson City 10 "A. IN, Cranberry 800 a. m. Cen
tral time
No II connects AT Eizabethton for stations on the
Il. T&W. n. c. X. X. Arrives at johnson City
IL 90 a. M. Cranberry ii 100 a. m. Central time.
W. II. EMMERT,
General Passenger Agent.
Bristol, Tenn,
c. SHIELDS,
Vice Pres. aud Gen. Mugr.
Bristol, Tenn.
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BiSmark'S Iron Nerve

Was the result of his splendid health.
Indomtablc wall and tremendous energy
are not found where stomach, liver kid
neys and bowels are out of order. If YOU
want these qualities and the success they
bring, use DIR. Kings New Life Pills.
They develop every power Of brain and
body. Only % cts at j. W. Kelly's drug
stnre :
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u. s. POST OFFICE.
Big Stone Gap. Va.

J. N. Goodloe, +. ~ S. r. jesse, Asst. r. NJ.
OFFICE HOURS.
General delivery open from a. m. TO 9:l5 p. m.
Except sunday.
Sunday bours.--from 0 a. m. to 10 a. m. and from
Z 80 ?. m. TO pm.
MONEY ORDER OFFICE.
Open from a. m. to p. m. every day, except
Sunday.
MAILS CLOSE.
=For l.. & y. r. r., East, at 8 20 a. m.
For L. y. r. r., West, at 3 :l5 p. IN.
For Va. & :. w. X. X. at9a m.
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Brief Suggestions for Bright
Girls.

Some on has suggested twelve things
tha' every girl can learn before she is fit
teen. Not every one can learn TO play OF
sing or paint well enough to give pleasure
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In the Clerks Cfiice of the Circuit Court
of the County of Wise on the Jlst day Of
July, 1900.
W. II. Casteel, IT,, PHI,
against In Chancery.
j. L Massie ct al Deits
The object of this suit is to sell the
chooses in action now in the hands of W.
II. Casteel, Trustee, under deed OF trust
executed by }. f.. Massie ard of record
in Wise county court clerks Office, and to
distribute the proceeds arising from the
sale among those entitled thereto. And
an affidavit having been made and filed
that .B. Buit,W. ii. COx.and ID. X. Young,
partners trading "a Butt, Cox a Young;
Henry 5. King and -- King, partners
trading as Henry 5. King 4 Son; Samuel
McRcary and James McReary, trading as
McReary Brothers; Perez Dickinson.
Frank H. McClung, Mathew McClung,
Charles l.. McClung, j. d. Cowan and j.
l.. Thomas, trading us COwan, McClung x
Co.; II. ii. Molly and---- trading
AS II II Molly y Co., are not residents
Of the State OF Virginia, it is or
dered that they DO appear here within ID
uaIs aIler uue puoIlC"'lOH heleOl, anu u"
what maybe necessary to protect their
interest in this suit And it is further
ordered that copy hereof be published
once week for four weeks in the Big
Stone Gap Posi-, and that a copy he posted
at the front door of the courthouse of
this county on the first day of the next
term Of the county court.
A copy-'reste
W. +. KlLGoRE, Clerk.
BY G. A. JOHNSON, d. c.
W. IL. BoND, p. q. Aug2 1884
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THE
NEW york VoOlD,
ruolCr-A-Wrr IN.
Is Pages n W0e*
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FOR ONE DOLLAR.
Published every Aiiernat" D"y except
sunday.

The Thrice-,-weck Edition Of iut NV
YoRK WORLD j. first among all ""erSly
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ana fine freshness. nccurac~ and variety oi
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II prints the news of all the world, haN-
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brilliant illustrations, stories by great
authors. a capital humor page, compiei,.
maIko =. departments for the hc.-c"oiH
and ". en's work aud other special de-
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We offer this uncqua, newspaper and
The Big STONE GAP POST
Together one year for : 80
Address all order. 10
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STONECA.

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
vSDNy-ScH0oL.-Every Sunday afternoon at 2 80
o'clock.-JoHS ADAss, ia, Superintendent.
PRAYTK-MEErISG.-Ev Wednesday night
louSo PgoFL.s SocRTY.-Every Sunday after
noon at rs O'Clock.
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ARRIvALAND DEPARTURE OF
TRAINS.

ARRIvALAND DEPARTURE OF
TRAINS.
Louisville a. Nashville.
Central timc)
No. 81, Passenger daiy-Ieaves Louisville S:jO
NJ arrives Big Stone Gap 10 a.
No. so, Passenger daily.-Lcaves Big Stone GaI
I :3S p. m, arrives at Louisville ! :30'a m.
Big Stone Gap and Powelrs valley
(Standard time.)
r. A. Ayers, Pres't.
A. 3. Eaton. superintendent.
GENERAL OFFICES BIG STONE Gar, Va.
transfer line for freight and passenger bushes,
between the South Atlantic h Ohio aud Louisville
Nashville Railroads and the furnaces OF the Big
Stone Gap Iron Co.
Trains leave the IntermOnt hotel as follows:
ForL. 4 n. train, going east. .......... S4Oa. m
- - q" west. y 80 p. IN.
1" Va.&Sw. train, going south. 900 q m.
" - - 4" nOrth....... 7:OOp. m.
For further information regarding freight ano
passengertraiic. apply 10
n. j. Ayers, Sec,
Ayers building, Bio STONE GAP VA.
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In the Clerks Office of the Circuit Court
Of the County Of Wise on the 3lst day Of
July, 1900.
W. H. Casteel, IT,, PIT,
against In Chancery.
J. +. Massle ct al, DTS
1t appearing from an affidavit on file in
the cause that Morristown Mills, TwnCity
Mills, Doe River Wooden Mills, the Tur-
ner LOCKER Company, Louisville Tin and
Stove Company, Pabst Brewing Company,
Leon Bottling Works, parties defendant
in this cause, are corporations created by
some state other than Virginia, and that
there is no agent of said corporations or
other persons on whom service of process
can be made in Wise County. it il there
fore ordered that process in this cause
he published once a week for four sue
cessve weeks in The Big Stone Gap Post,
a newspaper published in the town of Big
Stone Gap, Wise County, Va, together
with copy of this order.
W. E. KILGoRE, Clerk.
BY c. A. JOHNSON, d. G.
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In the Clerks Cilice of the Circuit Court
of the County of Wise on the JIst day Of
July, 1900.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-08-07

huufs day except on Sundays. and
TIE Fuutth 90 Juty.
TN th trtt,rd at Midway on the
5rr 1T july. paNiug hcs OF newspapers
s-li ny Hptaiu Merry from Honolulu
% SHE hHu got there any sooner she
would have been unable to get the pa
pers 90 the lruuuuis, as the latter had
beer btr-buu. d Tor several days Be
sides tn thil a the only sail sighted
by the iroquois during her absence was
q three Wusted schouher. hull down.
bearing away to the northwestwards
First Officer Sweet, a few days out
Of Honolulu. shot himself throu.h the
leg with service revolver viii en-
gagged 10 voluntary target practice.
Six Japanese were found on the is
land They were living on the eastern
island: had been there about two
months, and expected to remain at
Midway until neXi spring. They rep
resented company. and were gather
ing birds feathers. While at Mid way
the Iroquois had a tide-guage party
ashore the time. consisting of four
men. They subsisted chiefly on what
they procured ashore. An anchor be-
longing to Captain Walkers Wander
ing Minstrel. wrecked there some time
ago. was found and brought back to
Hor oluu. The pump and several tanks
of the Inflated vessel were observed on
lDe lSlbUu.
At high tide a vessel drawing eighteen
feet Of water can pass over thu reef
al certain places. while vessel draw
ing sixteen feet or less can go over at
any state of the tide. But 1t is an ex-
ceeding'y dangerous reef, and can be
crossed or1y with the greatest care.
The lronuois discovered a rock right in
the middle of the channel She just
missed 1t coming OUT it was only if
teen feet below the surface and was
not noticed on entering.
The work which Captain Pond went
to Midway to do he has done and done
most thoroughly as future events will
20 doubt show. The captain's cabin is
stored with maps aud charts and mem
oranda, the results of months of hard
and conscientious work. I'VE have
made as thorough a survey of the har-
Dor at Midway as has ever been made
Of any harbOr. excepting of course. q
harbor like New York" said Captain
Pord in concluding his story of the trip
I'VE did not lose a lead or fathom of
line. and came back with o~a more
anchor than we went away with"
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BITS OF HAWAII NEWS.
Doings on the Big Island as Re
corded In the Herald.

| Doings on the Big Island as Re
corded In the Herald.
The following is from the Hawai-
| Herald:
Mrs Guy f. Maydwell left Hilo or
Saturday to take position in Kailua
Contractor Richley will erect resi-
dences at Riverside Park for Doctor
| Elliot and himself.
Attorney Ridgeway expects his
| brother to come to 1ilo and engage In
| the practice of law
| Messrs. Carr and Hall, the postal in
| specturs, took the Mauna Loa for Ho-
| nolulu.
A. l.. Williams has been appointed
freight agent for the Hio r. r. Co.
When last heard from Miss Ivy Rich
ardson was sojourning in Switzerland
Mrs. S. g. Walker and Mrs. r. T.
Guard are rusticating at the Walker
residence in Olaa.
Another effort will soon be made to
start fishing company in Hilo now
that the Board of Health has issued an
order prohibiting the sale of fish else
where than in the market.
1t is rumored that the question of
| squatters' rights will be taken up in
the next session of Congress. 1t is also
rumored that Commissioner Brown will
sell the lands during the month of Sep
| TENDER.
a. b. Loebenstein returned from Pu-
| ma Monday. night. He reports the cane
looking extremely well and the soil rich.
The work so far done by Manager
Campbell. according to Mr.. Loeben-
stein. places him in the front rank of
plantation managers.
l.. 7. Grant and wife are visiting in
Hilo.
Emil Pilgram returned from Homo
lulu last night.
William Rose celebrated his eighty
third birthday on Sunday last at luau
rendered by his son Otto at Reeds Bay.
There were about one hundred guests
present The menu was composed en-
tirely of Hawaiian delicacies cooked in
superb style. Mr.. Rose. despite his age.
Is hale and hearty.
1T is rumored that Henry West will
be candidate for the Independents
for a seat in the Legislature.
Mrs. Ward and daughter, who have
been visiting Mrs. Steven in Olaa, will
leave for Mahukona by the Kinau to-
morrow.
Miss Harriet c. Hitchcock leaves for
the East tomorrow accompanying Ruth
Richardson and Minna Ahrens to
school.
Miss Grace Fernhach. who has been
a guest Of Mrs. r. n. Hitchcock at
Waililii for the past three weeks, re-
turns to Honolulu tomorrow.
Mrs. A. +. Under sister of o. Om-
stead, arrived by the Kinau. Mr.. Lin
der viii come to Hilo in the near flu
ture, work having been suspended on
the plantation of the American Sugar
Company.
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rNocIr JOHNSON.
Enoch Johnson was called upon for a
speech In Hawaiian. Ht said

fuoch Johnson was called upon for a
speech In hawaiian re said
In organizing a mercantile company q
Is tho policy of .hHt organ zntion % rc-
Iect good ard efficient leader. Those
methods succeed On trade. ard thcv have
been adopted % pelittF. ! Joined the Re-
publican party because 1t vas the party
20 which tho hralny mon ard che wealthy
men Of the country belong, hoCaNH. Z was
In that party that the three blcgsnes
honor, fame and wcalth-wore united II
Is folly TO heed these men who ARE adyo-
eating such things as Kaulia, Kalauoka-
LAM and Wilcox are advocating. II their
pol cy were carried out we should all te-
come Ike slaves and chou d have no
rights. such as we are enjoying now-the
privilege Of voting and the protection Of
the American flag.
This was the last speech of the even
ing Chairman Smith announced that
Samuel Parker. The Colonel dismissed
the audience with an admon ton for the
Republicans to work together. He said;
We want to thank you for the kind
attention you have shown to us this even
Ing. We are Just in the midst Of our
work, and unless we stop talking and
work tremendously all this will go for
naught / for one viii do what | can.
more especia ly among our Hawaiian
fr ends. our Democratic friends. | am
sure, will he showed under at the next
election. We must all pun together and
we Will succeed.
Chairman George w. Smith then step
ped to the platform and said, Let us
give three cheers for Mckinley and
Roosevelt" They were given with a
ing
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MILITIA IN HAWAII.
Hilo Promised a Company of Ma.
tional Guardsmen by Governor.

HILo, Hawaii, Aug. 4.-The Herald
says: That this island is to have a
company of soldiers with Iilo as head
quarters Is practically settled. Some
time ago petition for such an organ
ization was sent to Governor Dole ana
two weeks ago list OF names of those
who wish TO become members.
Sheriff Andrews is In receipt of n let
ter from Governor Dole in which he
expresses approval of the scheme and
asks what financial aid the company
VIII require from the Territory in the
way OF uniforms, rifles and armory.
About fifteen young men interested
In the scheme met on Tuesday night
for the purpose ~ discussing the
scheme and submitting "A reply 10 the
sheriff Ia De forwarded 10 the govern
or, In this letter the conditions as ex-
listing In llllo are set forth and an estl-
mate furnished as 10 amount ~ as
slstanoe required, For the rental OF an
armory the sum Of $50 per month Is
asked for unIil such time as an armory
may bo BUM,
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Maui sugar Drop


WAlluku Maui Aug q. The ru'
Har crop from Maui alone which IA
nnN rIaIlg harvested, Will nsl frlm
five 10 nfe ana . hall millions ~ dllr
.HH Tho ebAnffa ans that neat crop
Nlli hf siill larger Than lhls
1hpre h no doubt bias thai HAhlku
Nlll ~ lFefEansed and puahei ON
wards ~ aaefeas Thf plfHfnl slTiH
g4nrg hsi eipFf9 4 sslhnehl hui n Nln
pe 9Nil lemnwaff
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CLUR HOUSE

Thr kahulul cluh House is now Com-
plnte and occupied Last night the olul
gave an oleHanl warming dinner
nave heen made o. The building and
he boys SAY lhai lhfy arr now housed
in a nnnnHr worthy 81 new kahulul
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the crcditahle manner In which our dele
gates to Washington, Hon. sam Parker,
Judge Kepokai and C. D. Wilson, repre-
scented these Islands a. Philadelphia.
They have travelled over 5000 miles and
discharged their duties nobly, and have
helped 10 nominate the man who / hope
VIII bo our next President, The question
has been asked why We Hawai'aus have
Joined tho Republican party. We Joined
II because IL IL the party OF progress and
OF Intelligence As a Hawaiian ! want
tu urge you an 90 follow our example,
ana this fan whom you cast your ballots,
cast thcm for the Republican nominees,
We arc now citizens ~ the Territory
and tho neat thing viii ho the star Of the
Suir 0t Hawaii, and / hope that the time
when lhat star h added 20 the nag Is not
iar distant The Democrats are saying
mar inrN VIII give us statehood, but
d' uNt iN,ir ability ur Willingness Any
way our best hope IL in the Republican
uaIID fpr "a 10 mo party which h. m
reN,r u has boon said boy some that
"a it "a Hund thing iu have AN Independent
parry here in tnn Islands, hul thar 10 a
mistake. You must mkn sldoB ono Way
of mo other " Ypu Apert 90 500 any
lhlHH from ihH NoYrflmfnl "a Washing
laN and especially n yuu Wani CD obtain
itHl lfWrl Nhleh ~ AN dralfr state
hood Nise hAa CHARGED maj Hll ~ tho
lilpHll'rHnH have Boon hnuFhi hut
NHni lu HnF ihai : fu oRf huff npt hpfH
lni #lI NuI Nni.I IH.lUf M luHa
NHH ihH pafh Ma NnHsn miuU pIrn
ltllilfl HHa ihAi iH ll reason ihai mHsl
~ iNl iltnHiHH Republicans illufi be-
AHf lIl lhpi ~ l4lp0i ihu pnma0fal
Hnfn liflt Hffp Hn MHn4 Hhlr WrH
lH ihH lAta llf mHWlHNfi flImsN Hf
ahf hNl ihNh NJ hf hHi iHai fnHn ~
liWHHf eIft.hfl ~ would 900 4. 4
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