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Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-04-27
new OFFICERS.

The annual business meeting of St.
Aldemar Commandrey Knights Tenn
plar was held last evening. Sir
knight J.'Henry Jackson was recent
ly presented with an olive wood gavel
from the Royal Solomon Mother
Lodge of Jerusalem and it was pre-
sented by him to the Commandry last
night. 1t was accepted and vote
of thanks returned therefor. 1t was
also voted to accept an invitation of
R. b. Crandall Post, G. A. r., to par
ticipate lie the Memorial day parade.
The officers elected were as follows:
f. w. Stanyan, e. c.; George II. Con-
ner, g.: w. X. Wheatley, c. G., O.
d. MathewSon, F.: f. Il. Whitaker.
S. w.: John Il. Smith, j. W.: Frank
McWhorter, treas. George Lamson,
recorder: Nathaniel Bond, 1st b..
VIM. Marr, End b.. j. W. Jackson,
warden: G. E.Thwing, sen.
DeWitt's Little Early RiserS.
The famous little pills.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-04-27

night. He is now under the care OF
Drs. Greene of Bethel and Brigham OF
Pittsteld.
Sheriff Hoffman has been in pursuit
of them since Tuesday. lie found
where the men had been working in
the woods. When ordered to surren-
der the men fired from some spruce
trees with their Winchesters. Sheriff
replied with revolver. Hoffman fell
with bullet in his abdomen. The
desperadoes fled, disappearing in the
woods. A posse of sheriffs started on
hunt for the outlaws. Hoffman was
unconscious and failing thisafternoon.
Dustin Shaw and his son Frank
Shaw, escaped from the county jail
at Woodstock some time in the early
morning of Tuesday. The escape
was discovered by the night watch
man, Clinton Mower, at about four
o'clock a. m.
He saw rope of red blankets hang
ing from the third story window over
the county vault, and gave the alarm
Immediately. Search begun at once
and as soon as possible notice was sent
by telegraph and telephone in every
direction. The first mail also carried
postal cards with descriptions of the
men, and offering reward for their ap-
prehension. The two men are from
New York state, but have been work.
ing as lumbermen two or three years
in the woods of Barnard, Rochester
and vicinity.
They were brought to Woodstock
from Barnard some time since on the
charge of larceny, but were bailed
out by their employer, and were sub
arrested again charged with
illegally shooting a deer. Since the
last arrest. Feb. %, they have been
in jail. The older man is aged 53
years and the younger 81.
The men were traced without much
early Tuesday morning, to
the house of James Hatch, where
they had formerly boarded about four
miles beyond Barnard village on the
Mt. Hunger road from Locust Greek
to Gaysville. Officers Spafford and
Thomas found that the two men had
been there and got their breakfast
about 4.30 in the morning.
They told the Hatches that they
had secured bail and were going to
Bellows Falls. They changed their
shoes, put on rubbers, took their rifles
md started towards the woods and
we're not run down until this morning
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-04-27
ULT|MATUM
Uncle Sam Talks Business TO
the Sutton
APEREMPTORY DEMAND
Which 1t Is Feared the u. S.
Must Enforce.

Constantinople, April 27.--The
American note handed to the Turk
ish minister by the T.. $. charge
d'affairs is peremtory in tone, de-
manding the immediate payment of
the indemnity. 1t did not fix the
time but it is not far from the char
acter of an ultimatum. 1t produced
a great impression on the Porte. 1t
is presumed however that the POrteS
reply will be another reputation of
all responsibility and a seeking to
diminish the Importance Of the mat
ter. 1t is feared the United States
will be obliged to take steps to enforce
it's demands.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-04-27
BURNED TO DEATH.

Aged Woman's Dress Catches Fire at
Greenfield.
Greenfield, Mass, April 27.--Mrs.
Maria Conkey, aged 10 years, a para
letic, was fatally burned this morning.
Her dress caught from burning grass.
She cannot live.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-04-27
TUNBRIDGE.

Mrs. II. c. Durrell has a petunia 36
inches high with twenty blossoms and
lO3 buds, started last September.
Take THE TELEGRAM during the
state campaign. 25c for three months.
Pay your postmaster.
The following are the teachers: For
No. l, Flora NJ. Smith; No. B, Sta
Ward; No. 5, Ethel Folsom; No. IL,
Minnie Metcalf: No j., Hattie Dan
forth: No. 13, Calvin Sleeper; No. Is,
Angie Foss; No. 16, Mabel Brooks;
No. 10, Alice Monkey. Miss Moxley S
school commenced Monday but the
other schools do not commence until
next Monday.
Read Bell Bros. adv't on page 5.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-04-27
SHERIFF SHOT
G. ". Hoffman, by Dustin and
Frank Shaw This Morning
TWO TOWNS AFTER THEM
They are Surrounded on South
Hill and Will be Hung if
Caught Alive.
Especial to TELEGRAM.)

Pittstield, April 27.-The six Off
GERS who are in pursuit of the Shaws,
who escaped from Woodstock S new
jail, spent the night here and left at
3o'clock this morning for South Hill
in Stockbridge, where the outlaws
were supposed to be. About 6 O'Clock
they discovered a smoke on the noun
tain and worked their way very care
fully towards it. About 8 O'Clock a
puff of smoke was seen from clump
of bushes and DR.. G. W. Hoffman of
White River Junction fell, shot
through the bowels. lie was taken
to the nearest house and medical aid
summoned. The physicians say he
cannot live.
A general alarm has been given and
people from St0ckbridge, Pittstield and
vicinity have surrounded the noun
tain, and will lynch the outlaws if
they take them alive.
At three o'clock this afternoon the
men are still at large in the woods
on Stockbridge hill. When they were
first discovered they ran from their
hiding place and left behind them a
quantity Of Winchester rifle cartridg-
eS, but the chambers of their rifles
are well loaded.
Sheriff Thomas has brought to his
assistance all the deputy sheriffs and
officers Of the law that he was able to
reach by telephone and there is also
an army of citizens with him. There
is of course great suspense owing to
the fact that the fugitives may fire
upon their pursuers at any moment
and 1t is hardly believed possible that
they will be captured without several
lives being lost and many wounded,
for the dcsperadoes have shown them
selves to be very desperate men.
AS a last resort this afternoon Sheriff
Thomas telephoned to Rutland for
three deputy sherifls and TWO blood
He was informed that both
the officers and dogs would be des-
patched forthwith, and they will be
here this afternoon.
Sheriff Hoffman is still alive but in
a critical condition at the home OF
Charles Netf at Stockbridge. Mrs.
Hoffman, his wife, accompanied by
DR.. Daley of White River Junction
are on the way and will reach him to-
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-04-27
QUIET At CRoT0N DAM.

Croton Dam, N. Y, April 27.--All
is quiet today at the dam. The
squadron of the New York troop G of
Brooklyn left for home this morning
at sunrise. A dozen deputies armed
with Winchesters are on guard. The
number will be increased to 20. The
full force of men are at work on the
dam quarries today.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-04-27
WANTED!

| want boy that is up-to-date,
Not over smart, nor always late,
If he only knows thing or two,
Is honest, willing. bright and true,
Although they are scarce and very few,
This is the only kind will do.
II fd CALLAHAN BAKERY.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-04-27
GOING TO MANILA.

Mrs. George F. Bailey of Northfeld
spent last night in the city the guest
of her brother William Greenwood.
She is to leave Northtield Monday for
Manila, P. l. to join her husband who
is lieutenant in the 41st Infantry
U. S. V. He was formerly sergeant
in Co. + lst vt. regiment.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-04-27

London, April 81. - Lord Roberts
has announced that Gen. Warren has
been appointed military governor of
Griquiland West, while that part of
the country is in disturbed condi-
tiOn
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-04-27
THE STOCK MARKET.

To-day's Transactions of the New
York and Chicago Exchanges re-
ported by private wire to
j. G. Davis, Montpelier.
And Burnham & Co., Barre.
Chicago Produce Market.
CHICAGO, Apr. 27.
The closing quotations Of the lead
ing futures yesterday and today
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-04-27
LAST EDITION.
4 O'clock.
FAIR AND COLD.

Boston, April 27.-For New Eng
land fair tonight and Saturday with
cold north winds.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-08-03

Mrs. Geneyi.ve Steward left few days
since On mn eastern trip. Sh. will visit
among relatives III Iowa nni Missouri
mud spend couple Of weeks in Chicago
studying the millinery styles.
Mrs. Cary II. Forbes has returned from
u visit to Manitou.
Miss Edith Young Inns returned from
visit with Denver aud Colorado Springs
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. II. G.iger ~ili return
10 Pueblo for permanent residence.
q. N. Hall has i,scn spending con.
pl. oi days in Pueblo mud Dcnvcr In tho
intssrst Of III. coming Fair.
Mr. Cassidy has closed tho Salli-rock
restaurant for u eoapis II weeks while hc
takes an outing In tho mountains.
Mrs. Day. Mrs Warren aud Mis-.
Stow 81 Ord~ay. ~ssv Rocky fori via.
itors Wednesday.
c.J. Cover ID snio!in. tho mountain
this bot weather.
When Mr.. ani Mr.. John kaho left
foe 1o~a fcu moaihs ago Mr.. kahu
vas In bal health. physically ani mon.
tally. tnfotmat,aa has Just bvra fvcrtscl
NJ Rocky Ford thsi h. V nos in an insane
asylnm aud that Mrs kaho is running a
hotel.
Rrr. T.. q. Smith os Psincc,oa. H.. l.
tho guest os hi. sou. = J. Smith. Mr..
Smith !. a regular reader af tho Inter.
pvss~ ani says 80 have not oycrlfasn tbs
.rp~ih II tho counir! ssnc- hts last visit,
tuo .-aF. ago.
II. e Morse l-av-> today foe an eastern
trip. in-lulin. business in Chicago and
sccrva,isa ia Michigan.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-08-03

L. J. Freslnnl. Denver commission
man. WINS down Yesterday taking notes Of
the cantaloup. situation.
Miss Sadie S.rvic. leaves to,lay for u
months visit ut her old home. Emporia.
khs.
wm. Green nni wife will leave this
evening for Chicago. to attend III. grand
cncampm"nt nnd will nftcrwarl visit
relatives nj Fcnion. Mich.
Rev. J. W. Todd sill preach al Lake
City next Sunday aud will IN all proba.
bility bs called ns tho regular pastor of
tho Prcsby tcrinn church there.
Cashier Graiia.n. of tho Oxnnnl Con.
struction Co. sni wif. nrc nos ''at home
Ia rooms IN Miss Anna Hubrs's resi-.
dcacr.
Miss Carrie Turner IL visiting the fam.
lily os DR.. willard Ia nSsay.s.
Mr.- !. II Lister viii In with hsr Inns.
hand In Rocky Ford. dar nR tho canta.
loupc campaign.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-08-03
IieIp E,lit Your lion,e Paper.

We presume there never was news.
paper in my locality thnt gnv. all the
local happenings. II is often that some
one comes or goes TINT the reporter does
not see. II happens that the family is
mis- .ed several times. They get the i'm.
prcss,on tlnt tho editor does not care to
mention them. This IL n mistake. In
most country towns tho local work is tho
hardest work connected with n newspa-
per. A man may be q good editorial
writer. but Hat fnilnrcon tho local work
and vice versa. Editorial material IL OBJ
tain~<l by study by reading newspapers
-som~tim-s by using tho sctssos. Per.
sonals aud local happenings can't bc rad
aud clipps~l from other newspnpcss-bot
by u ln..fnll. II takes physical - we'll
NJ ni-atai ~x~rtion to got out four or sig
columns of local nsws IN touu of tv~n.
~ five hnnlsr.l inhabitants. Most p~opl~
take io,ai paper 10 get the la,al hap
p~nings- Doa't In afraid 10 tell the ed.
itos or reporter that you have friends Wis.
itin. yoa. There ar- lots of pcopl. Who
AFRO Interested In your friends. You owe
u as n ,iniy To them To lot your friends
know of their ,loinI-. Just Try and $50
II tho pai-e .ia-.n't treat yoa right u !ou
give Il half n chsncc. Don't b- ioncl,y
si.oai telling things yourself. Do not let
tie editor knock You down ~iih club
before you stS- him = la-al.=Es.
/. Si,.st skirts for ladies 10 again fashions
mandate. Tho len. dfrss that irnils,i
aioa. tho street. and WOMAN had io ns~
at least on. hand in b.liin. up. uns n
/ foolish and mn n,aninail- thing. II -n.
s-lsr-i the lady Ia cloud o: dust and
sofe IL. bottom off tho skirt every n~s
iuoon. A. n street su--p-f u uas n siic.
! c-ss. tsri tho long siif; -.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-08-03
Trscl,~ss' Exaaiaalt taa.

Tho quarterly teachers examination
will In held In tho Office of Sapt. II
schools IN tho curt bousr ai la Iania.
Friday AuI. II aud Saturday Aa.. ~.
In a.l,iitioa 10 this examination. aa- ~ill
b. gis~a nj it.-ky Ford on III. sain-
.lat~~. In orlcs Ia accommodate i-ari,rf.
~ho expect 10 attend ih. Sss,nai 1nsii.
tats. Mosnin. .s-s..na op-as al a'cl.rk.
MsAr J. ANDERSON. Supl.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-08-03

-Why iii I Kiss her marble bFo~y'
asks ma4ssin. post. II h- srnds forth
tho 9u-ss as coann,ifum our guess 10
that The taste II ppps,u gum !. dis'ssis'
ful Ia him.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-12-26
On the Verge of Partition.

New York Dec. lt-Chiua is on
the verge OF partI ion. b. 70 ia 10 :,
way by which the Integrity Il the
nation eau be sustained Such Was
the conclusion Of the address given
last night by DR.. w G. Noble before
the Peoples club.
h, DR.. Noble was statiored at Psot
inkfui by the American board Il
foreign missions, aud made his csc
ape shortly after the first up rising
Of the B xers. la the course OF his
remarks DR.. Noble also said:
There is no telling how the negot
iations with the Chinese officials are
going to result. No document sign-
ed by the Bmpress or stamped wit h
the great s,al baSyet been ~, e'ved
by the representatives of thu pow.
,ers. Indeed, there is nothing ia the
attitude ofthe great foreign nations
involved in this trouble@th at shows
thsyersallypurposs TO Heinstatc the
young Emperor, although. all.ack-
4 ncwledRs that he islhe only hope
:. OF the nations s,ivrion. So -'
Aud the resson is that the r'in
/ .statem-ut' Of the young man would
BIZ" ,mpGacticabie
He is 70 under he Influence o
the Empress and shs.ls 20 hostile tt
forsigu interests that his re.eu
i, throuem.nt would he sur. Of bring
ing ultimate and cofrpptibn
With the palace looted, with 'P-ki ;
divided an l patrolled by off rel.
n foreign nations, there is little like
! .lihood that the court will sVer'6s re-
e5taolised there. }:
!. 10 my mind the only solution @
,,a.the problem il the dismemberm ~
!, Of China among the powers. Wht
ever may have doubted this bs'or
!. will bel eve with me now On bearin
- that the anti-foreigu element ha
At again issueti j. ue nd1es threaten II
:. the lives. of all foreigners.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-12-26
/. A. Ba,t!e!- W orh Flag


Mill. M.@E'bw, 'chief clerk OF the
Police Drpartmrut, receyed q par
col fr ~ Manils, ss''t by Eid,e b
Lswis. sergeant IN Go. d, 9th U. S
Infantry Tie b"x contained a
wea,her.beaten, ballet riddled Am
erican Asg, with which probably
many interesting 'v'nts are a''oc''
Htsd, Unfortunately NJ letter ac'
comp>a,sd thu present, it hav a2,
re~hapr, bsen mIscsrried. Sergeant
LAWS was among the convalcscent
at tho temporary military ho'ptSI
on Puachoo vi Hill on the laad ol
Nj. Dow, spd tb, re the two met
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-12-26
Did Not scor-.

The football game between the
Msile.Iiims team and tina Punahou
Alumni took place yesterday and
was witnessed by large crowd OF
people, who spotted the co'ors OF
their favoritts and encouraged them
by making ;hideous noises, ss;tsaS
ia.hiop'is a.tBsae human bull fights
The game wss--a hard one and
belh teams did some excellent play
ing. When the game was finished
none lof tha teams had scored and
the g.eAt game resulted in tie
D to D. s.'SASari.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-12-26
Ako /. MRg Lost.

There was. only s":slbfli" calendar
called in the District Court this
morning a ioz III OTdtoperS adui'-
ted that they had taken too much
Christine tshApr aud eich deposited
tha usunl So
Akoni IL. Hswsiisn,' who res dos,
ia one OF the valleys on Moloka aud
vary rarely visits Honolulu stated
that he coui4pit SEQ why he should
be cbargeda1t, h: bsiSg .dfank, snd
why hs nd b4cn locked up. He
had eri,y~d lIio at WAIKIKI and in
due time be, catered "Du," ADD
was drivent to tina station henssJ
The dspu,y hiuh lthsriG ,ealifrd
that tbs w.u WAS hilstiously drunk
and was ooupsyet as' tn. station
house 10 the petrol wagon, q state
ment which surprised Akoni very
m UGH. He thought THAT haxa'
having . pls.snre drive and had
al mired the Ens "bus" he was driv-
Jog.
The Magistrate told Akoai TO &c
aboard the Lehus and 20 home tt
his valley aud imbuo their the huic
wkiah comes from the okoleha'
Sprlngs and which ia u far S"i'
drink than soms 9TH bnolulu's whiS
key. His houoc Saii be would tx
cusa Akoni .because he EVIDENT.
ielt himself "a stranger lost in
etrAngs land.
.sITaS ,hsgistfate explained TO tn
bewiidared VXlley man that there
av.st difference befwren driving !
the Spring rubber tire patrol WACO
81 b-ng shaken to pieces in on"
PAINS mule driven arka, bumpln
cyst and into the holes aud ruts Q
Mr.. MeCsndIsssr alleged fine roadt
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-12-26
Jolly links.

The high iinka OF number OF our
local newspaper men came oil on
Christmas Eve at the Aqu" Marine
residence OF Commodore Beckley
who had kindly offered the use OF
his house to the ink singing fret.
srnity. The affair was agreat 'uo-
Gers, and tho "old" ONES met til"
"new" ones and made friends with
their colleagues. Good cheer wa"
enjoyed during the night ana
speech making and singing were tina
order OF the feast. The tun-Rod
wss just greasing his chariot on the
other sila OF Diamond Head when
the merry party. entered the ear
iages and drove back to their har'
pesses.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-12-26
A Serious Accident.

A Portuguese who wanted to pay
his respect to Christmas fred of
o dynamite bomb with the ufusl
result OF losing a hand. The man
was taken to the Queens Hospital
where an smputation was p'r'crm'
ed. The unfortunate msn has a
wife and for children depending
upon him for their support and be
does not belong TO auy OF the Portu'
guese charitable societies'
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-12-26
s.Haa
NOTICE.

. DR. J. Fl. RA MoNp has resu mad
his practice, toRe her With Pr, Gal.
hraith, at his Residences, the cid
Cartwright premises, s''t'a % Beakps,
union and B-Vstania streets. Office
houra, from l0A NJ to I'm Tele-
phone 2O4 e5S-lm.s.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-12-26

Kentucby's famous JesHss Moore
.N,hisksy. unequalled. for its purity
and excellence. On sale at any Of
the saloons aud at l,oyejoy & Co.,
distributing agents for the Hawaiian
Islauds..
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-12-26
DErE Il OF TIE BRITISH BY
Beers UNDER DELAHRY.

ments' Force Is Attacked aud
ID iven Beck After Sustaining
Very severe Losses
LONDON, Dec. II Lord Kitchen
er reports that after severe Sighting |
at Nooit Gedaclit Genera al Clements
forces were ccmpelled to retire by
/ Commandant Dalarey with force
OF $500 men. Five British officers
we're killed, hut the other casualties
were not reported.
Lord Kltchener'S official dispatch
to the War Office is as follows:
i rPREToRIA,c DAG. l3.-Clemeuts'
force al Nooit. -Gedacht, on the
MAgallvshurg, was attacked at dawn
to-day by Delatey, reinforced by
Beyer's co mhsiido from Warmbsth,
making a forre e.timateds at. $500.
Though, the 6rSt.'attack was re-
pulcsd, the Boets NAM Red to yet 10
> the top OF he MsRslie.burR, which
was held by four companies OF the
Northumberland Fusilirra, and
we're thus able to- chmmaud Gle,
msots' camp, He retired to Hex.
/ hpoort, aud took up position on a
hill in the center Of the valley.
, The. casualties have not BEEN com
pletoly reported, but the 6ShtinR
was very severe, and | deeply re-
grsts that Colohel E~sge Of tbs
Twentieth Hnstars aud Captain
Mclean, Murdoch and Atkinson
w.re@"kti ed. 'Reinforcemsn,s have
left here" = '~' t.5
!. ia he scene OF tho 6xht is ominou'
ly close to Pretoria. Mott Gvdach
is uuly,t@anty two miles north ives
, OF Pretoria.
=. IL ,rd Kitchener also reports tba
4 .th- Beers made az attack and Wer
=, repuisrd aSr ~ Ghten burg and tina
General Lammsr was killed. Al
tacks upon Bethlehem aud Bedde
i were Aso repulssd. the Beers irsin
: ten killed aud fourteen wounded
o. .viyb~Id was STACKED on. Decenos
H. y and '.sniplpsn was ooutinqiD
when the ,ul-ssage. was. ditpatche,
= The scenes at the War Office Il
day. recall tho,e witnessed in tn
, early stages Of the war A col
~ staut stream OF excited people file
= the Hobbies, 'all seeking details
the reported disasters 'SS
The ebwnce of tie names OF al
=. OF the officers OF the Northumhe
~ land Fusilers in General Kitchener
" di.patch leads to the forebCdir
that the four companies OF the fus
liers mentioned bic in the hands
= the Boers. The War on . licS
~ eyidsntly expect q heavy casual
'. lit, but they are hopeful from t
fast that the dispatch does n
! msntion Che capture OF the Mort
il umberlauds that s.gleaat ea'.as'rop
- had bean escapet.
T. Orders were issued at Aldersh'
~, Malta and ether military ce,tt
tu.dsy to dispatch all ths ass'!at
~, mounted infautry to SOUTH AfrI
y, - It is reported that General Kn'
w. cooperating with the Britt
column AIR dersburg, ha. s'opp
4 General pe~et and that a battle
he proceeding. The report AIDA tt
ou many Of General DswetIs follow
md h,on ~ Ara1 "r
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-12-26

{ The transport Thomas arrived
this morning from San Francisco en-
route to Manila
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-12-26

III you want tho very latest de-
signs iu drass goods, call at l.. b,
Kerr Il Co.'S, Queen Street.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-12-26
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

The INDEPENDENT 80 cent per
moath.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-12-26

Embroidered bandksrchiefs, S1.5O
per dozen, a.nice tbine'for's Christ
mas present; $50 different designs
at l.. b Kerr d Co =, Ocean St.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-12-26

Whsn you want y hack ring ny
l9l. On that stand you will get a
reliable and good driver, fine hack k,
and no overcharRing. ~ -
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-12-26

For stylish up.to.date millinery
call at l.. B. Kerr g. Co.'s, Queen
street. ~
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-12-26

Honolulu Messenger Service de-
liver messages and packages. Tele-
phone. 37s
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-12-26

"a Fhe steamer sGSfmarthen.hite
arrived this'mornfng.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1900-08-17

1t is just so in Cedar Springs and every
village in the state: The Caro- Advertiser
gives in Its issue of last week list of six
prominent citizens of Caro- aid Tuscola
county, who have been active and infuen-
tial factors in the activities of the demo-
cratic party Of that county and vicinity but
all of whom have since the Kansas City
convention announced their intention to vote
for Mckinley and Roosevelt and to do all
they can in the meantime to persuade other
democrats to vote with them. The list
given by the Caro- paper includes the names
K. o Spaulding, w. S. Fritz, w. o. Luce,
M. r. Truesdell, and Hon. F. 81. Thomas.
Similar lists will be reported from every
city and village and township in Michigan
before the presidential campaign is complet-
ed. 1t is from reliable information as to
such changes from Organism to support Of
Mckinley and the principles he represents
that Michigan is confidently counted on to
give not less than sixty thousand majority
for the republican national and state ticket
In November next.-Cedar Springs Clipper