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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1901-12-19
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TT was the last afternoon Of the
4 three-days' retreat annually given
to associates and other ladies'" by
the Sisters Of St. Martha. The period
Of unwonted silence had done its work
well for the rctreatants. Worldly faces
were quiet and less anxious, tired ones
had lost something Of their WEAKNESS,
sweet young girl-devotees had ac-
| quired look of sanity calm. Only the
| conductor Of the retreat, Father John
Burton, S. j., seemed weary. 1t is not
easy TO pour out spiritual inspiration
and encouragement four times daily,
| to say nothing Of three services and
innumerablc private interviews. Fa-
| ther John Burton, resting his head on
his hand in an Unexpectedly idle mo-
ment, tried not TO feel iaded. But he
aroused himself with an effort when
the brief interval Of quiet was broken
by tap at the door,
He swung It open cordially and Sis
ter Alice Ambrose, the sister in charge
of the retreat entered, leading a
young girl whom the priest remem-
bered TO, have seen before him con-
tinually during the past three days.
He had noticed her particularly be-
cousp-for reasons most human but
quite unbccoming "vowed RELIGIOUS"
she had awakened poignant memo
ries OF the earlier days passed sin the
world " and ,f sonir one for love of
whom he had been led to follow the
nricgthoo5 This r'rl-hut he shook
the wrong thoughts from him roughly.
"r eboll bo vory gIad IN haor Won "
bo ,,.J =, ,osr,,s. IN tho soft MIR.
MN ,,Lo.o,,.,n gistor hIice Ambrose
conveyed 10 him that the girl was sore
troubled over some bvgone expert
encc. "Wfn Won not sit down and let
me see il can help you?"
4 moment later. when the door
had closed softly behind Sister Alice
Ambrose, his au'ct eyes and sympa-
thctic manner drew out the begin
ming Of the story. The small hands
Of the speaker claspcd and unclas sped
nervousIy ne she told It.
ga 1onr tima ogo-whep I was n
child ruined my sisters life and
banniness didn't quite know what
WAS doipg hut-but was Jealous.
rnd l,new 7 was doing wrong. Nv
sistor who il uinc veors older than
mvsolf had ALWAYS been devoted 10
mo Aftor ebo y,,e ang,gcd "a be mar.
| riod ,yae less with ber So T hated
her 1over hittnrIv although he was
ver,y hind IA me and think no one
,cyer gnspcrtca nv fceIinp and |
| Ionred in childish fashion to part
tbem One dav. when they were 70
have hccr married sbort1y /"
.v..o, 1t. .aoau;,
;. -, ' a.. -" - s',,,, :. 5,ma,,f. !.
~ .,,,"7 90. &C.,, - :, '''''''
commune wy ""S w"
/ MY sister had promised TO take me
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1901-12-19
ruling In the Time.

You always get up at five o'clock
in The morning, do you?" said the In
quisitiye cousin "What DO you do
with yourself at that uuearthly
hour"
"0h, tinker around the house till
breakfast time,Y replied Mr. Meeker.
What DO you tinker att"
"Er getting breakfast. mostiy.'
said Mr.. Mcckcr, with some rrtgat
ncc.--.hicago Tribune
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1901-12-19
IL You Are Going TO California

Apply to agents Chicago & North West
ern R'y about the through Tourist
Sleeping Car service to Los Angeles and
San Francisco. Round trip tourist
tickets on sale daily. dec26
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The first antislavery society was or
ganized in i775 at Philadelphia
TO CuRE ACOLD ONE DAY

Teke Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money if it fails
to cure. E. w. Groves signature is on
each box. 25c.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1901-12-19

\ girl may not think certain young
man Is good enough for her, but she al
ways considers him too good for any
other girl. Chicago Daily News.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1901-12-19

| myself.
This / managed to do in a few days
If there is one thing above another
our aunt dislikes it is music Music
Of any kind has the same effect or
her nerves that a red rag has on 8
bull | took advantage Of this little
moral weakness (moral weakness
vide William Shakespeare to per
suade the next-door boy, an imp OF
II, who is a great friend of mine, ano
who is possessed Of that terror, q
gramophone. TO sit out with il in his
| garden (under a bush) at about FIVE
in the morning, and let it play and
shrek music hall songs to Aunt
Julia.
On the third day Aunt Julia fled &c
her northern home, and Jack and
| bought a new cricket bat between us
But Celia, who was yexed at losing
! Auntie, looked coldly at the boy
| when she met him out.
But in getting rid Of Aunt Julia we
had only lost one evil for, alas! her
! work lived after her. Celia was still
! bent on becoming a bluestocking
THE higher education of women
! had become her aim in life, and the
friyolities Of the season knew her nc
| more.
This might have been nice in its
way, but was quite unsuitable to
| Jacks requirements, as he does not
! care for the higher education OF
women" class Of girl at all, and had
chosen Celia partly on account Of her
! "huniness" But | begged him not TO
be downhearted, and | told him
something would be sure to transpire
| TO restore Celia to her usual state Of
! delightful and attractive feminuity.
/ Luckily it did; her moment Of recon.
/ version came the next evening.
! had with great difficulty pcrsuad-
ed her 10 accompany me TO Lady
| ENistou's bail at the institute of
/ water coIors. She insisted on going
/ IN plain black satin garment. / was
! sitting behind palm with Mr.
! Leonard, who was a great admircr Of
/ Celia before she married and my sis
/ ter was sitting quite near Us, but not
where he could see her.
"How is Mrs. Hinton? Is she here
! to-uight2' hr asked, presently
ooh, yes, she is here"
Really; / haven't seen her, al
| though I looked everywhere for her.
Is she as lovely as cvcr?' he added.
InyolunturilN ! paused a moment,
and then said; "Oh, yes, quite, !
| think
ITS wonder I haven't seen her"
/ he said, diaappontcGly. what is she
| dressed in? She dresses 50 beauti-
/ fully"
'Shc IS in black" | replied shortly.
"WcH, that IS funny thing" he
! replied because / saw a woman all
/ in black just now, much older wom-
an than your sister, and yet little
like her \ plain likeness, quite q
carcaturc. in fact, but there was
/ strong likeness
At this moment Celia, who must
have heard every word, got mp, look
ing red aud angry and strolIcd ava!
across the BALLROOM.
why, there she is," cried Mr.
Leonard, eagerly; that il the vom-
an saw, there, crossing the bali
room, There Is likeness, ism,
! thcrc?' he added, Something in the
walk and the way she carries her
! head, Only of course, this woman is
! plain, while your sister is SO pretty"
Its astonishing how often ore
sees likeness between good-loolu-
aud plain people" I replied, swcclll
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1901-12-05

EASE Store CAD Graded sch ii.
t}st Grade ---tz ace B1ichsr. :'ts
Carrier. Nsss;s Moore. uas;i@ ~.
,er' MABEL E<ass~y. ff&n& {, ~.
James t;iiiy. n=--sis Ksylor
Rat hkcs-. TeN,h
sceoaa Sgs4s --l.ashes ifxmi ~.
Ncsesa Wssdsa.
4Aiyi Sfsae.--5aha Va ~.
isaac Riehmcrd. Sisl,e Ci'lv Su itx
Tate. Hearty Csii'y.
Fourth Grade .--peailie Gully.
Notfse WAxrfra. Teseher
Firth Grade.-Mystic Riggs. Ada
Ramsey. Chtista Slower. rsank Rich
mond. Chariotts Slower
Sixth Grade Willie pssss=-.
Cbrista Jones. Mands Riggs. Mat,ic
WamPlc1.
Seventh Graic.-None.
r. T. kESNauy, Psincipei
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1901-12-05
NOTICE.

On the llth day Of November. 1901,
/ seized FOR violation of the Internal
hsvennc Laws. five packages OF az
rie Hrsady AMI five package Of ce-r,
Nhi-scy. containing - ssiiaus. &c
Nneeafn. Virginia. Amy one cisua-
ing ssid property IS required 60 arr
pear and make claim for same within
80 days from the first publication ei
ihis notice. Otherwise ] viii sen
same no public auction SO Coebufr
Va. December 18th. 1901
W. ". SLENP.
Nov H. 1901 Den Collect, r.
novl4. 46 4S
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Get Your Christmas Goods Free.

We desire to give each and every
one a present free of cost to them---a
nice present OF their own selection at either
Of our stores during the holidays The fol-
lowing IS our plan You will receive a ticket
the value Of five cents, with each one dollar
cash purchase and said ticket is redeemable
IN Christmas goods, and we assure you we
will show you the largest line of novelties
ever brought to Big Stone Gap. Our prices
will be the cheapest. We believe our plan
will enable each patron Of our store to make
each member of the family happy during
the holidays with something nice and val
liable without cent of cost to them Re.
member cash purchases only receive the
tickets and must be slO0 each transaction.
Begin now and secure all the tickets you can
as they Will be redeemable during December.
1901, only. Yours truly,
j. NJ. WILLIS 81 co.
Big Stone Gap. Va.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1901-12-05

Having closed oul our entire stock
o. merchandise 40 this place, our GUS
TONER'S who ave Indebted 90 us win
please come forward and settle their
accounts 90 once. or they viii be-
placed iu the hands ~ am officer for
collection
4s-t9 U.J. Nirn t Ga
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1901-12-05
NOTICE.

The man at Stonega who pur.
chased a mileh COW Of Joseph Gonano.
aud which starycd away from .Sto-
mega some time since. can obtain in
formation as 20 the whereabouts Of his
COW by applying 10 Mr.. Gonano. at
ihi, place. 1851
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1901-12-05
NEW PosToFFlcE.

Instead Of branch postcfIice at
the Extract Plaai a new postoiice
viii be established there soon by the
name Of Ianuex. This viii be
great convenience for the PEOPLE live
ing in that end Of town. and win De
much better than branch office as
first contemplated.
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NEwHOrEL

1 aave fitted up new quarters in
The Jonathan Creaeh property on
East 81 Street, and ana now prepared
70 give the travelling public first class
Accommodations. Rates Sl00 per
day; $500 per week; $500 month
Public invited to call aud see me.
/. 4. TAYLoE. Proprietor
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EN-MAsAAL VIE kILLEp
Prominent Tazewel Citizen
Has His Skull Crushcd.

'~tf't'-NtfN n2-N Ilt 0ikiLDn
Has His Skull Crushed.
IAzgwEtr. Va. Nov. 2q-This
morning az his home f0ur miles east
oi town, John q Watts. cN-U. s..
Mashai. was killed by George Jones
Jones aud his father ana brother were
building line fence along the line of
Watts son, when Watts commanded
them Go leave che place. This Jones
refused Go DO. and some words passed
between them. when Joue. struck
Watts ODD the head With an iron post
hole digger, knocking him from hi.
bor-e. IL is supposed that be was
kil.et instantly. as De never spoke
and hisskull was crushed
t0ncs tas surrendered
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1901-12-05

The new hotel al this place IS now
under cover and work Of plastering
the rooms has been commenced.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1901-12-05

Rev. J d. spitser. Of Tennessee
assisted BY Rev. ~. A. Wilson. OF
this place, are holding series Of
meetings at the Sulpbar Springs this
week.
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Rev. j.. W. West, Superintendent
ior Southwest Virginia Of the Viz.
sluia Aui-Saloon League lectured
on the work of that organization at
Che Presbyterian church Monday
night. Mr West Is from Big Stone
1ap' On Thursday night a local
league was organized. as an auxiliary
70 the state Ngfbcrais En-
icJ4lse
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latter hamefously characterized ~
ffienas--iendered a banquet 70 Judge
Il. G. Mcdowell in honor q zis a..
fS;stn,cnt - Judge Of ;hs Vessein
District " Nirsiais.
The aso9uel. in TIE nature Of a
iafweii diRner. WAS unuseaily well
attended The entire bar Of Lee sad
Scott counties. aud the local bar ofBse
Stone Gap. united with many visitors
IN this work Of courtesy 10 their
former eo-worker and friend.
The hail decorated with holly and
vines and American Gags. the table
which
-erosncd beoca;h She weight
oi chine, glass aad gorgeous plate"
were fl Accomplishments for this
''least Of reason and flow Of soul"
The dinner was ia exceeding good
taste aud isymen as wen as lawyers
exhibited a rare appreciation Of con-
stiniioosi provisions. practical as
opposed o. che theoretical
The flowing @. wit. wisiem and
Tioe. ia reverse showed a gratifying
connection between the physical. in
ieilectual and sp.ritual--fair precar-
sor' Of the oratory and cloquenco 70
follow
Ar r. T irvine. the toas; master
Of the occasion, presiding with rare
sS'il and grace. gave an historical
Justification of banquets at times Of
great joy and good win from the days
when be'sohazzar entertained his
thousands Go our oun happy hour.
with siuguler sobricty sni humor he
introduced the various speakers oil
Rae cvcning.
"our honoiei guest" was respond
ed 90 by Mr. j. r. Bunitt. the life
long friend aud former partner oil
Judge Mcdowell.
The Judiciary was the subject of
Judge McDonelrs toast. he took
occasion TO thank hi. friends of this
district particularly for the support
they had 30 Loyalty given aim. and
attributed bis appointment 60 th2 On
luminous endorsement De had received
from his home people
has friend. Juisc T. N. Fulton.
appropriately responded 90 -Oas
President who had honotea
himself in making the selec
uou of bis friend ana law partner.
Judge Duncar. the Nesfor of che
bar. gave au entertaining comparison
ot tle Ola lawyer with the new. in
cldeu,aliy passing in review che mcn
Ato hai during the past hale century
te'i sway iu this section of Nirrinia.
ihe names oi the cl'yairic Johusans.
the eloquent lamrbe.Is Che lorceiul
Burns. che skiliIui hsue. the just aad
honest Kelly. che rure-minjed Man
SON. Hopkins. Tiies sharp ami
tuikersou, were only mentioned Co
receive rounds COS applause from men
who appreciated tlcir worth and
ability.
Judge 81 s.. w.. >kcen discussed
tae Constitution, outlining and ably /
ralmpI0u'ug 'a new suffrage plan" /
Judge l. w. Pennington responded +
-ogrlwiuIIYto our vanishing courts" /
''."' ,1'Dsl l'ei's quite J
.- -' '"e history ei enc .
.''',''.' oi Nit- +
''s s'l''-'''" d" 1901
''"''
Claw boz the -0th century," and Alr.
I. q. Noel discussed che Relations
tr .1' IN.'
'. ' ~ Ne''s' % nl''te" pre-
500" - l,o"'o's 'De most
.''.'- '' .'' SUBJECTS To lawyers
w.. 'S.
~ N'""'."s 'i'' s"o-
Z '.. .'.''''s.' 1tp''' 20 'ne ''y-
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.'i u ''''e'', o supply anu de-
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rbc Big Stone Gap Post.
THURSDAY. DEC. 5. 1901.
LOCAL ITEMS.

The Christmas holidays vill soon
here.
Attorney Joseph l. Kelly, Of nri.- 4
spent a few days In town last
Sec Hamblen Bros anuoonce-
e..
Haren House. a prominent Is=S
De drummer, spent q few days iu
.a last week.
r,.l Pike has returned 60 the Gan
i taken charge. as instructor, of
Bis Stone Gap Brass Band
Tho Big Stone Gap Laundry sends
aaa delivers work. Telephone 40
b O.. Ballard Thruston. of Louis
was ia town Saturday and SUM
Capt. A. b Eaton aui G.. T.. Kidd .
90 Bristol Sunday morning 90
aomelolks
Coles Hot Blast Heaters win ban
ttlI
csgh. Kn...,. t "
.,.. +. -.,.n i.., ....t.
0 ID biekley. 90 Ben iiur spent
"' '''''"s
'A..y Washing speciality. Iele-
r
..1','s.H i'''" D one oi 'no
For sale bv IIamblen Bro.
..,
if - -'-- .''. .''. morn
-. .>,.. ''''' 10
as 5evstone Co,i 4. l,o, Ca.n
az O~.t,, ..s.t 1.,.ss,,.
IL. in town
p.
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Fee Muncy's al. in this issue.
Misses Grace, Sadie and Nettie
inns, md NJ. X. Kelly, and II. A.
len. Of stonega, attended the /
Il 2 ing So..aAI al '"'S place ~
euts clothing cleaned and press =
4 Slso ladies' wooie" sA'f's' by
4 = / A',on' over aIag store ayers
''"s' o's stone zap w.
H.. C. Moore oparstor far the
4 iolk a Western Railroad AZ Nav. {
4 y. W. Va spent a few davs the
\ week visiting h9aeio1Ns IN the
4 Z
relenLane ~ ~ ~ H.; So So. |
] Isnntrv
4 (
lisses Blair and Turley, Of Ashe-
n. c.. passed through Bristol {
y. .0ly en- route . io5 y S'g - stone !. cap
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1901-12-05

A 6ne Inc Of fore On and domestic
irnit- az Fritz & Adams.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1901-12-05

a big laypu, On the lunch ecasss.
a frilz i Aaams
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Big Stone Gap Wooden Mills.

We have taken charge Of the Big Stone Gap Wooden Mills
ana VIII operate them In connection with store and will
pay me highest market price for wool ia exchange Tor
merchandise and products OF the mill
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s090r pounds \ %. u Manr1

IL sou want your landry sent Tor.
telephone 40. 53, Big Stone Gap
Laundry.
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Satisfaction guaranteed by the Big
Stone Cap Laundry Telephone No.
az
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1901-10-28
Uirich's Stray Thoughts

1t is not what people do not
know, but what they know wrong
that makes trouble in the world.
The cynic, like the porcupine, is
pointed in se!fdefence.
The misfortune of most women is
that they have learned neither how
to talk nor how to be silent.
No one can be more tedious than
be who has all hefaults and none
Of the vices. -
To have to give way inch by inch
ia harder than to fail.
Platonic love is a rule that does
not work both ways.
Happy is the man whose wife is
not too nice to let the children
make mud pies. 80
If most of US understood our own
affairs as we'll as we do those OF our
neighbors there would be few fail
ures in life.
The loudest evils of the age seem
to bs cleverness and patent msdi-
cines.
If men admired women as much
for doing what they ought to do as
they seem TO FOR doing what they
ought not .todo, there would be no
woman question.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1901-10-28
A Quiet Wedding.

A pretty ceremony took place at
st. Andrews Cathedral on Saturday
evening when the Rev. Mr.. Kitcat
Joined in wedlock, Mr.. Llewellyn
Nspela Gay and Miss Marie Jen-
kins. Mr.. Gay is a promising young
Hawaiian, employed in the Custom
House. His father James W. Gay
was a well.known rancher here and
q brother of the Gays of Kauai.
The bride is the eldest daughter of
Captain c. J. jenkins and q young
lady who has the admiration OF all
who know her. We wish the young
couple all possible happiness in
their future life. A.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1901-10-28
A Small Blaze,

The corner store on the mauka
side Of King street and the corner
of Alakea street, was burnt last
night. As the owners, the Kapiola-
nj Estate have made arraugements
to build d fne brick building on the
lot, and the plans for the erection
are ready, to begin the work next
month the loss by the fire is not Sc
rious. Fires, in the vicinity, are be-
coming quite frequent recently and
other property holders are getting
nervous. The Fire Department re-
sponded promptly and did excellent
work, 81.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1901-10-28
!. The First Regatta. !

The first -regatt race under the
auspices OF the new club took place
yesterday. 1t was great success,
and it is painful to us to publi.h
the names OF those who took part in
the dissertation OF the Sabbath,
We have to do it, and hope that
Thurston, Kincaid & Co. Ltd, (tt 9
devil was absenD will grant absolu-
ton to the sinners. az
The crews on the various boats
were as follows:
Flagship Gladys Commodore
Hebron, D. Howard Hitchcock,
Charles S. Weight, Allan Dunn, A.
P. Taylor, Clifford K,mball, Issac
Dillingham;. IA
Marion = Captain Liebtfoot, P. l..
Weaver, G. 81. Smith, Guy Gere,
DR.. Monsarrat, Bert l. ghtfoot.
Hawaii-Captain l., A. Tburston,
A. W. Pearson, Ralph Yardley, j.
o. Young, F. A. Potter. j. r. high
by, Arthur Wilder
Dewey-Cap. g. F. Johnson, Will
Soper, H. A. Wider, w. 3. McLain,
Will Hillborn.
ely tie Port Captain Roth, Fran
els, M. Brooks, George F. Henshall,
Harry D. Cousins.
Vi-ke-PHnce David Kawansna-
kos, captain; Prince Cupid, Ned
Crabbe, Horace Graft, Louis King.
Shamrock III-Cspt. A. r.
Cunha, James Dougherty, Reming-
ton Harrison, E. Buffapdeau.
Hihimanu-Capt. Albert Water
house, A. b. Wood, W. 81. Babbitt.
Skip-Capt. d. Lloyd Conkling,
Fsed Deverill.
Oic-Capt. e. A. Mott Smith, A.
T. Brock, H. B. Penhallow.
Abbie M-Capt, Fl. M. Dow, III.
A. Parmalee, Senator Northrup, j.
b. Battersby, Deds and Tom Dow.
Maria-Capt W. E. Lee, Milton
Alvers, and two others.
Joint feet later at Puuloa.
Mary L-Capt. o. Sorenson,'
Aleek Lyle, Sam Lyle, Will Lyle,
Charles Spinpey.
Pirate-Cspt. N. A. Chapman,
Merle johnson. A. II. Irving.
Myrtle-Capt. q. A. Crozier,
Ruby Dexter, @. j, Hopper, Mr..
Girvin.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1901-10-28
Bullion and /.

Bullion has a million dollars,
Fifty cents have 1;
Bullion, sitting in his carriage,
Swiftly travels by.
Bullion has a marble palace,
Whose white walls are high.
AS for appetite, he has none,
But a horses l.
Bullion g going out to luncheon;
All, we'll, 30 am L.
He will taste a crust and dropit
3. With weary sigh. .oa
l will hungrily devour ..A
All that l can buy.
He can't even eat a doughnut
Or piece Of pie.
Things are often badly managed
Here below the eky.
Bullion ought to have my stomach
Or, still better, 1
Ought 70 have his wad OF money.
See the poor old guy
All he wants is toast for luncheon,
Steak and onions I. ="
Exchange.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1901-10-28

I very pleasant dance was given
Saturday night at the Drillshed by
the labor unions, for the benefit of
strikers in San Francisco. Owing
to the inclement weather mary peo-
pie did not risk ia attend. Those
who were present enjoyed the enter
tainment. o1tics5f&} ,ag
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1901-10-28
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that Mr.. e.
'B. Frielis no longer in the employ
of this company, and ia not author
lied to collect or receipt for monies
due this company.
UNION FEED CO., LTD,
BY f. W. MACFARLANE.
Manager.
Honolulu, October l6, 1901.
30-4t
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1901-10-28
TOPICS OF YHEI DAY.

The National Guard OF Hawaii
was on deck yesterday and did credit
to officers and men their thorough
efficiency. Why the Artillery prac
tice was left out Of the program,
WAS surprise 10 all who know
Colonel Jones aud his comrades in
the charge Of the local volunteers
1t was said that the artillery drill
was abandoned, as q compromise
between Governor Dole and a Mr..
w. r.. Castle who cannot tolerate
any noise on a Sunday excepting
that caused by the clashing OF coin
10 the counting OF the interests Of
mortgages. The maneuver was
splendid, but it would have been
enhanced by an Artillery Drill. Are
the fake PARSONS to be allowed to
run this towni 800. -
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1901-10-28

Colonel Boyd and his deputy have
returned from Maui.