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The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-04-19

When desiring mack, surrey
buggy, etcu with careful drivers
ring up Telephone 113-Territory
Stable Co., Id,
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-04-19

The Auti Saloon Lssgue is again
at work in an effort to compel Trea
surer Wright to close the Primo
beer saloons.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-04-19

The Kinau arrived from Hilo and
Hawaii ports at noon to day.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-04-19

The wedding OF Albert Water
house and Miss Kopke will take
place next Thursday evening in St,
Andrews Cathedral Miss Kopke's
sister will be the maid of honor aud
Miss Helen Maciarlane and Miss
Mary Rice are to be the bridesmaids,
George Fuller will be the best man
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-04-19

Subscribe TIE INDEPENDENT so per
month,
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-04-19

The second Indoor athletic con
test OF the Y NJ. @. A which was
postponed on account Of The Boys
Brigade field day, will be held next
Thursday evening in the gymna
stun.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-04-19

Miss Alice Campbell has purchas-
ed the dos-a-dos locomobile which
was brought down recently by Mr..
Hunt and is now daily practicing
the handling of tho carriage. She
promises to be the first OF the ladies
OF the city who will act as chaReus
on the roads.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-04-19

The bark Nuuanu arrived from
New York yesterday, having made
the run in 112 days The trip OF
the Nuuanu is the best that has
been made between New York and
Honolulu for the last SIX years.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-04-19


extended her run to Honolua, Kahu-
lui, Kaunakakai aud Kamalo.
The Commissioner OF Agriculture
aud forestry has some field COIN
aud alfalfa seed for distribution.
There will be conf nation ser.
vice tomorrow evening at S.. Gle
ment's Church by Bishop Nichols.
An inventory Oh the estate OF
Caiharine E. Bachelor has be n
filed, showing property valued at
$9,068 SO.
There will be no Sunday Concert
tomorrow as the boys need we'll
deserved days rest on their return
from Maui.
Miss Belle Farrar OF Burlington,
Ia. is expected shortly in Honolulu
to become the bride OF Louis Mey,r
of the Advertiser staff.
Invitations ers out for a coming
outd an for Miss G. ffard on Friday
evening next. A large lanai will be
erected for the dancing.
The little 81 ton schooner Maks.
quito Fl, ~ days from San Francisco
for Mantle, put in here yesterday
afternoon for provisions and fresh
water.
A delightful dance was given last
night by the management OF the
Hawaiian Hotel in honor of the Of
fcers Of the transport Grant and OF
the 18th Infantry.
Stamford University students will
meet at the residence Of DR.. j. S.
McGrew this evening to discuss
plans for paying honors 10 Mrs. Lee
land Stamford, who is now in the
city
The second Indoor athletic con
teEt Of the Y. NJ. G. A which was
postponed on account Of he Boys
Brigade field day, will be held next
Thursday evening in the gymna
stun.
The bark Nuuanu arrived from
New York yesterday, having made
the run in 112 days The trip OF
the Nuuanu is the best that has
been made between New York and
Honolulu for the last SIX years.
At the celebration of High Mass,
at the Roman Catholic Cathedral
tomorrow, Mrs. Agatha Kelley will
sing a soprano obligsto Gave Marie
Stella" BIZ the local composer Pro-
lessor Cook, aud dedicated to the
Rev. Father Valentin.
The will Of the late Morris Louis
son was fled for probate yesterday
with petition for the appointment
OF the widow, A. Gsrtenberg, A. l.
Louisson and Samuel Damon as ad
ministrators. The value OF the es-
tate is given at $l79, 070.
The Healani Yacht and Boa
Club has commenced rowing prac
tice and there have been good turn
outs at the boat house every after
noon this week. Many new mel
have put in an appearance and
great deal OF enthusiss M has bee
displayed.
Miss Alice Campbell has purchas
, ed the dos-a-dos locomobile whic
was brought down recently by M
Hunt and is now daily practcin
the handling of tho carriage. Sh
promises to be the first OF the ladie
OF the city who will act as chalfeu
on the roads.
The wedding OF Albert Waite
house and Miss Kopke will tax
place next Thursday evening in S
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-04-19

The Healani Yacht and Boat
Club has commenced rowing prac-
tice and there have been good turn
outs at the boat house every after.
noon this week. Many new men
have put in an appearance and a
great deal OF enthusias M has been
displayed
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-08-05
GIANT KOREA
A FINE VESSEL
Two Million Dollar Steamship
of the Pacific Mail
Fleet.

The giant steamship Korea, of the
Pacific Mail Steamship Company
feet is now nearing San Francisco
from New York, and will soon start
from that port on her maiden voyage
to the Orient via Honolulu. The Korea
Is now the largest vessel ever built in
Anne RIGA.
Captain Seabury. commodore of the
companys fleet, will command the
Korea. The vessel displaces Is, 500 tons
and cost s., O0e 600 to build. The Korea
is the largest craft that has ever
rounded the Horn. She is very
speedy vessel, being rated to do 20
knots an hour. having demonstrated in
Der trial trip that she is capable of at
tanning that speed.
The Siberia, the sister ship of the
Korea, is rapidly nearing completion,
and will be ready for her builders trial
in several months. Nothing in mer-
chant or warship construction in this
country will approach these magnifi-
cent leviathans. The American liners
st. Louis and st. Paul are not except
ed. No expense was spared in their
construction and equipment, and the
two Pacific Mail liners will easily be
the queen ships of the Pacific. Their
dimensions are: Length, 512 TT 4 in;
beam. 63 #; depth. 40 TT: draft % TT;
displacement. 1850 tons. which is near
ly 1000 tons greater than the. latest
battleship contracted for by the United
States government.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-08-05

CHOLERA INFANTUM should be
guarded against, and prevented by
treating the child at the first unusua
Iooseness of the bowels Mothers can
not be too careful about this, especia!is
in hot weather. They should have med
icine ready for such an emergency.
No better remedy is prepared than
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Diar-
rhoea Remedy. Every household should
have a bottle at hand. Get it today.
IT may save a life Benson, Smith &
Co. Ltd, wholesale agents, sell it.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-08-05
LAYSAN JAPS
MUST HAVE FOOD
Rescue Steamer to Go Out to
Them From This Port
Soon.

Ear out in the Pacific, on a mere
speck of land, with the northeasters
constantly blowing over them and
thousands of guano birds nesting
around them. are about 40 japanese
laborers and white man and his wife,
who are probably getting anxious for
their stock of provisions for the winter
months, and perhaps wondering if war
or some other calamity has prevented
business men in civilized Honolulu
from sending supplies.
The little Pacific island is Laysan
Island, and the reason that no supplies
have been sent is that the overdue
American bark Ceylon was expected to
arrive in Honolulu over month ago
and it had been the intention of Messrs
Hackfeld & Co. Ltd. to send the craft
straight back to the island with pro-
visions Now the Ceylon is long over
due. her owners fear that she has met
with some mishap, and in consequence
the little Pacific colony is in a condi-
ton that it needs to be rescued from
without delay The Japanese on the
island must now be in a bad way, as
only enough rice was sent by the Cey-
Ion on her outward trip to last the
Jap laborers until the first of August.
In case that food supplies have given
out the only resource left to the ISL
anders in the way of food is the qua
no birds eggs-found by the thousands
there-and the meat of turtles, which
are very plentiful The islanders have
no vessel which they could send to
Kauai ports or Honolulu for supplies.
To send provisions 10 the Japs and
also to look for Captain Willer's yes
ter one of the Inter-Island Gompany's
steamers at once. President Kennedy
of the Inter-Island line and representa-
tives of the Hackfeld firm had several
conferences yesterday and arrange
ments for the dispatch of the rescue
steamer will probably be concluded to-
day.
Old mariners along the waterfront
had lengthy debates concerning the
Ceylon. They say that the holding
that a gale may have driven the yes
sci away to sea. In this operation she
would likely have sustained some dam
age, in addition to having considerable
delay in loading her cargo of guano.
Captain Willer is a good navigator and
thoroughly acquainted with the cOndi-
tons prevailing around Laysan Island.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-08-05
CELEBRATED THE
FALL OF BASTILE
frenchmen on the Montebello
Had Good Time Near
the Equator.

When you find a Frenchman on the
14th of July who is not celebrating the
Fall of the Bastile you find curiosity.
The French bark Montebello, which ar
rived in port on Sunday, has q French
men aboard, and among them there is
no curiosity-that is, none of them fail
ed to celebrate the fourteenth. And ac-
cording to all accounts their celebra-
ton was a fine one.
With a hot breeze chasing them
along, the Montebello seemed to be a
very torrid place in which to celebrate
the day just after crossing the equator,
but as soon as the starboard watch re-
:leved the port watch a moment after
midnight-the dawning of the four
teenth-the fun commenced. Had a
ship passed the Montebello at that
hour those aboard Of her might have
considered the French sailors mad. For
far out over the waters could have
been heard the port watch shouting
''Vive la France! Vive la France!
And a moment later the sleepy sailors
who had been aroused from their ham
snOckS could have been heard answer
ing WIN the Same SINUS iSA NoJ
dawned the whole ship was enfete and
the sailors were making things mum.
They celebrated with right royal
feast and the product of great num-
Der of French grape vines. Wine now
ed about the ship like bilge water and
the sailors declared that the cook got
up some excellent dishes
The sailors of the MOntebello had a
very happy time-an unusually happy
one-as French sailors are always nap
Ply.
Captain Marchaudeau reports that
the captain of the French ship David
dangers, a nephew of the Catholic
Bishop of Panopolis, had to put into
Montevideo, his vessel having lost its
rudder. The David dangers is to come
to Honolulu later.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-07-10
Ofary skwarow.

Jak tylko termometr dojdzie do
wysokosci letnich upa}6w, }amy ga
yet So pe}ne doniesien 0 ludzlach
goraczka porazonych. Opr6cz tego
tysiace bedzie cierp1ed powodu
choleryny, rozwc!nienia, utraty a.
potytu, strudzenia i generalnego
niedomaganla. Jest przeto rzecza
uajwiekszej wagi utrzymania orgs-
now trawienia silnymi i czynnymi,
by przeszkodzi6 takim chorobom.
w Trinera Angelica Gorszkiej znaj-
dziecie jedyna pewna obrone pre-.
civ udarowi s1vnecznemu j choro-
bonn letnim, jake tel bardzo dobry
6rodek ku z%aostrzenlu apetytu za-
sileniu. UtrzYmuje n%aturalnie cle-
pho organizmu j zacheca do regular
nej czynnosci. ! tax pokarm bedzie
}atwo strawionym i przyjetym,
ciafo stanie sic trardem j poddaj-
mem, umysl jasnym Jest to najlep-
sly gorzk, Srodek zo}adkowy jaki
publlczHoSc moze aosta6; a wyro-
biony z:ozystego wina ! najlepszych
roSln, Jest jednym czysto roslin-
Gym produktem. Zadajcie
Gorzkiej Y aptekach
pierwszorzednych salonach.
Wszystkie majq.
J6zef Trlner,
100 s. Ashland Ave,
Chicago, III.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-07-10
PRZESPALA 20 M1ES1ECY.

Dwadziescia~ miesiecy przespa}a
bez przerwy Is letnia c6rka gorni-
ka W Saarbruecken, Kraemera. Pc
roku nieprzerwanego snu W domu
rodzicielskim przeniesiono ja do
zak1adu obfakanych W Merzig, gdzie
lei ME zdofano obudzic, spala tam
dalej przez 6 miesiecy. Poniewaz
ust dziewczecia, mimo uzycia mad
zwyczajnych %sposob6w ME MONA
by1o otworzyG, podawano Kraeme-
rownej plynne pozywienie nosem.
Wreszcie pc 90 miesiacach obudzi}a
sic, by}a jednak do tego stopnia.
pozbawiona pamieci, re musiano ia
ponownie odda6 do s~zpitala. Musia-
no dokona6 operacyi dziasef, po-
niewaz g6rne z dolnemi zupe}nie
sic frosty. Pc dalszych miesiaacach
powr6ci}a jej zupelnie swiezos6
umyslu, oddano j. z~upelnie uzdro-
wiona rodzicom. Fenomenalnymn
Ftym wypadkiem d}ugiego snu zaj-
muje sic zywo liczne powagi lekar-
skie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-07-10
/ 70 Polonia.

PRO Polonia," Nietylko "
ko1ach sfowiahskich, lecz " calym
Swiecie, wywolaje
systematyczne przesladowanie ? o
l ak 8 " przez Rad pruski, sta
nowczy protest wszystkich ludzi
ARCHAEOLOGICAL. =. / tax, " Ge-
nui - jak dohosza stamtad no
wiess6t 0 katowaniu dzieci polskieh
przez Wade pruskie, zawiazal sic
komitet ,,pro Polonia," v tym ce-
u aby sic p~rzyiaczy6 DO protestu
,caIej Europy przeciw katom Pola-
k6w katolickich. Zafozycielami ko-
mitetuu 20 mlodzi katolicy, kt6rych
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-07-10
~Utaientewana Polka.

Nasza rodaczka pani Maya
de Mahkowska, iona znanego.
zwiazkowca, zdoby~a move laury
ma polu literacklem. Gazety an
gielskie wychodzace " Houston,
Tex. rozpisuja SIG bardzo pochleb.
ME 8 pracach p. de Mankowskiej,
kt6ra zajmuje sig przckladem POI
wiefci z jezyka ojczystego No an
g,elski. Do dawnlejszych prac,
kt6re cieszyly sic wielkiem pcwo-
dzeniem, mianowlcie: ,,Dziesfe6 lat
" niewoli y Kozak6w" Ten years
IN Cossack Slavery,) y,Czarna Ro-
sya" Black Russia kt6rych auto
rem jest p. Julian Jasienczyk,
przybywa jedna wiecej, tfumaczo-
ma nadzwyczaj barwnym jezykiem
i 2 niezwyk}a starannoscia, pod ty-
tulem: Faraon, (Pharaoh.) Jak
wielka populsrnoscia wsrtd Anne
rykan6w clszy sic nasza rodaczs
ka, swiadczy papis, ktory frma
Abby Press umieScifa PREY nowym
d,icle. Napis brzmi jak nsstepuje::
,Tlumaczy}a z polskiego ia sama
pani, kt6rej poprzednie prace SO
wan znane."
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-07-10

piieedrrRsza 9czs,yy1nnost a. tenn polegaa,
ze rozdajja "a ulicach male memo.
randa, odbyvaje fon5erenoye q
g}aszajaw dzienuniklach iprzegglaadacclh
artykuly ma korzy66 narodu bro
niacego dumnie sztandar6w kato-
lickich przeciw protestanckiej
szyzmie " Niemczech. Re strony
luidnoSci genuendskie podpisano dlu-
gle listy %protest6w odeslano ma re-
ce p. Maryi Konopnickiej, mieszka-
jqcej obecnie we Florencyi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-07-10
KerespaldlIslls1e Mial1sa.
g. g. ss..
Z BA CITY

~ BA Gill
M1cD, aLipcs leo2r.
Szanowna Redakcyo!!
Okropnej podlo6ci znowu lsl sic
dopuscil nasz ". PrzybyszeWski,
prezes Towarzystwa N,arodowego,
namawiajac M. B. Gulczyhskiieggo,
ably tenze okrad@ Alexandra Me
dzielskiego, co ten tel uczyni}, ode
brawszy cd Przybyszewskieggo
obietnice, re on 60 bedzie bronif "
razie procesu. j.
kiedy 6w Gulczynski zostal
aresztowany, w. Przybyszewski7za
niego stawi{ kaucya. Otto sprawka,
ktora ME powinna uj6c bezkarnie
pod}emu Przybyszewskiemu.
Ably kazdy zrozumia}, Q co
idzie, jestem zmuszony Gala sprawe
w~yja6nic.
Kiedy ma zadanie A. Niedziel-
skiego, sta}ego Wiarusowego agen-
ia W Bay City, zosta}o o%g}oszonem
W W1ARUs1E, re NJ. B. Gulczyhi-
skiemu zSaginaw wolno kolektowac
abonament W1ARUsA i Gulczynski
miaf luz okofo 20 dolar6w, iak
sam powiada, skolektowanych,
Przybyszewski nam6wi1 go, ably
tych pieniedzy przedstawicielowi
W1ARusA W Bay City, A. Niedziel-
skiemu, ME. odda1, lecz je sobie
zatrzymal, co tez G%ulczynski uczy-
nil, pod tym warunkiem, re on,
Przybyszewski, 60 obroni.
Nietylko to, ale Przybyszew-
ski napisaf brudny. i oszczerczy list
ma A. Niedzielskiego, do wydawcy
W1ARUsA, i podm6wi} Gulczyh-
skiego, ably 6w list przepisa}, co tez
G~ulczynski uczyni}. Przybyszewski,
20 p~rzepisaniu, zapieczetowaf list,
da1 go registrowac przesfaf takowy
wydawcy W1ARUsA, dowodzac tenn
samem, jaka W MIN jest cnota.
Ma dow6d, re to co wyzej po-
wiedzia}em, jest prawda, zamiesz-
czam zeznanie Gulczyhskiego, kt6re
zda} pod przysiega. I dis ten }otr
Przybyszewski smie sic przechwa-
lac, re jest cz}owiekiem uczciwym
ipatryota! % ~zaprawde, jest on
patryota pod}osci, j "a te i rome
inne nieczyste swoje sprawki po-
winien bye napietnowany przez
Gala Polonia.
A teraz drugi kwiatek. w.
Przybyszewski " numerze %
PRAwDY, z dnia 8 Maja, b. r., cd
powiada korespondentowi W1ARU-
sA, sepowi, ze on, Przybyszew-
ski, ami Mkt inny zadnycb picnic
dry ma jubileusz J6zefa Chociszew-
skiego tn W Bay City cd sk}adku-
), jacych ME odbiera}, ami tez mkt ma
-=. s#1-e. -t-SEL -#E ...E
ten Gel mic ME dal.
Otto dow6d, re Przybyszewski
odbieral pieniadze dla jubilata
J6zefa Chociszewskiego j kwitowa}
kazdego " swojej PRAwDz1E par
szywej:
w numerze 20 PRAwDY 2
dnia II Maja 1900 roku jest POI
kwitowanie o6arodawc6w ma jubi-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-07-10
Z

NJ. Cze.tochour.
lynna kaplioA : cudovnymn:
obra.em Matkl Boskiej = Cassto-
|chowie Jest, jako wiadomo, szczu-
pla. Podozas nap1ywu pielgrsy NOW
DO kaplicy, tych ciasnych
dr1wiach korytarzach krstych. ma
|,s'chodach kretych, IA schodach
stronger, bywa taxi 6cisk, il
ciagle grozi niebezpieczehstwo ka-
tastfofy. Narady 2 osobami kompe-
t%entnenli doproAadz,1y do vniosku'
jedynym srodklem w4asclwym
bedsie uSuniecie sciany Cd malego
pred sk.plicq, otoczora
wkoa}o ciemnemi korytar1ami. "a
miast tYch 6cian, postanowiono
zbudowac kruchte Z ch6rem i po1a-
.o1y6 iaz kaplica "a pomoca trzech
otwor6w. oraz weisc,e do wnetrsa
kaplicy przeprowadzlc wprost z
dziedzinca. Plany i kosztorysy
przebudoAy kaplicy obliczopo ma
80 tysaecv rubli. Ma przebudowe
kaplicy beda cSyte nastepujace su>
my: n~adwyzka re sk}adek ma wieze,
okoio &C tysiecY rubli.
doch6d.z dzierzawy kramik6w,
urzadzonych przez zarzqd klasztoru
wrzeszcie drobne zapisy. Wanna ia
sprawl bedzie zalatwiona nieba
wen. Plan odbudowy wiezy j prze-
budowy kapllcy sporzadzono we-
dug pro]ektu znanego budowni~
czego S~zyllera.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-07-10

TAX ydowodu ". P'fsyb,y:
sss,ewslkki, iiezeli chce uchodzid !
Iczlowieka, uczciwego, ME moze sic
zaprzescc, a jednak sic zapiera.
Oddajpieniadze przez polskiicb
patryot66w ma zasluzonego q bed
nego polskiego pisarza zlozone,
.oddaj, oszuscie, ygrosz p'ulblllcszznnyy,
do ciebie ME n~alezacy!! - Jezeli
wydawca PRAwDY ME ode6le owyc'lh,
pieniedzy, gdzie sic nalezae, u ,sitl5
sic wprost do Rzqdu Zwiaezku Ma.
rodowego Polskiego, ktorego on
lest cz1onkiem. Cz}owiek TAXI ME
mie6 miejsca W. Zwiazku.
A. N.
Zespanie ,GBlezynskIeeo...
Bay City, % Czerwca leo2r.
Szanowny Panic Derdowski:
Zostalem dis aresztowany
przez pana A. Niedzielskiego -
lecz drogi Panic, zaprawde ME jest
moja wilma! Popchna} mnie do tego
w. Przybyszewski. "A.
mi wszystko darowa},
skoro ZEN mu prawde wyjawh.
ME szkodzi1em mic. W1ARUsA
ME odmawla}em nikomu, gdziekol-
wick tylko by}em. Przybyszew-
skiego bede omija}, gdzie tylko
bede m6gF, ably mnie ponownie do
takiego oszustwa ME namowi{.
Daruj mnie Pan.
Obowiazuje sic, 0 lie bedzie
W mojej mocy, odp}acic panu A.
Niedzielskiemu.
M: B. G ulczyhski.
In presence Of Augustus
notary public, Bay
County, Mich:
W obecnosci, Augusta
Eliasza, %notaryusza publicz-
nego Bay powiatu.
Newport daily independent., 1902-10-20

1 H. 0. Sanders of Forrest City came over Sunday.
 Will Erwin returned Sunday night from Hot Springs.
 EFT. Ponder of Walnut Ridge spent Sunday in Batesville.
 Geo. R. Hays and wife went to Lit tie Rock Sunday morning.
 Minor O'Neal, of Gregory, was in Augusta Sunday and while here killed a mad dog. Augusta Free Press.
 Sam w Taggart, who is now with the Black Grocery Company of Brink ley, spent Sunday with his family in this city.
 Miss Lula Empie, who has been visiting at Washington and Asheville since leaving New York, is expected home the first of this week.
 L. Maine of Memphis has accepted position with the Southern Cotton Oil mill here, his wife arriving Satur- day night from Little Rock. l S. 0. Webber came up from Brink ley Monday morning and his family will be here in few days, as soon as their home is fitted up at the corner of Hazel and Fourth streets.
 Mrs. D. Terry left Monday noon to see her daughter Nellie at Little Rock, but will return tonight and ex poets to leave tomorrow for Iowa, where her father is very low and not expected to live. We hope that bet ter news may await her.
 0. Wesley Beard arrived Monday noon from Broken Bow, Nebraska to accept a position as bookkeeper at the Newport compress under J. G. Wal ker. The many friends of MT. and Mrs. Beard will be glad to know that Newport will again be their home.
 MT. and Mrs. H. G. Rettew, who have been visiting Dr. M c. Weaver and family at Jamestown from Will mington, Delaware were here Monday morning on their way to Hot Springs, accompanied by Miss Bertie Weaver, who will on her return trip visit Miss Lou Minor.
 The Washburn Patents Speoialties Company, capitalized at $25,0o0, of which $15,000 has been subscribed, filed articles of incorporation with the secretary of state. The purpose of the company is the use and control of patents to be secured by Burton A. Washburn, president of the concern, and others. The other officers are T. D. Kinman, vice president, and Percy Finch, secretary and treasurer. kansas Gazette.
 The arrivals at the Hazel Saturday were 0. L. Sharp, Wynne; 0. E. Da- wis, Thayer, Mo-; w w. Wagner, Mrs Maine, Little Rock; J. R. Van Frank, Poplar Bluff; F. w. Phleeger, Charlottesville; J. R. Davis, Auvergne; w. E. Ferguson, Augusta; E. T. Ponder, Walnut Ridge For Sunday: Mrs. Deener, Searcy; H 0. Sanders, Forrest City; w. E. Scott, W. A. Old field, Batesville; Miss Virgie Baker, Melbourne; Wm. Parkin, w. c. Key, Little Rock, w. w. Cate, Jonesboro
Newport daily independent., 1902-10-20
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Vanilla waters at Huffman's. 131 dtf
 Nice layer cake at Huffman's.
 Fresh bulk oysters at Huffman's.
 Nice celery at Huffman's bakery
 Best candies in town at Huffman's.
 Courteous treatment at Huffman's.
 Sheriff R. ". Randy spent Sunday at Russell
 Milt Russell of Hale was here Monday.
 New California evaporated fruits at Bowen's Cash Store. 15o btf
 N. B. Wishon and son Earl returned Sunday night from q short visit to Ft. Smith.
 Mrs. R. s. Deener of Searcy was here Sunday on her return home from Batesville
 w. A. Oldfield was here Sunday night and Monday morning, mixing with his friends.
 Junius T. Bracy came down Sunday from Batesyille for a few days visit to his brother E. D. Bracy.
 Oscar Mize, who has been bridge inspector on the White River exten- sion, is here on short visit.
 Miss Virgie Baker of Melbourne spent Sunday night here on her way to Searcy, where she will attend Galloway College.
 Reeds patent antitrust tinware, the best on earth, guaranteed to be all right, for sale at o. M. Bowen's Cash Store. 149 btf
 For Sale Residence, corner Hazel and Fifth streets. Terms made known on application.
 144dtf MRS. CORA A. MCDONALD.
 For nice rigs of any kind and good driving horses, place your call with R. L. Robinson, upper end of Front Street. Charges always reason able. 62duf
 w. c. Wharton and wife returned Sunday morning from Hot Springs, where they attended state gather ing of the agents of the Fidelity Mutt ual Life. Insurance Company.
 w w Cate of Jonesboro, an able and popular young member of the lower house of the state legislature, who is prominently mentioned for the speakership, was here Sunday night and left on the noon train Monday for Little Rock.
 The arrivals at the Baltimore Satur day were J. A. Garner, Black Rock E. Sutcliffe, Hoxie; T. w. Littlejohn, c. L. Spear, Little Rock. For Sun day: R. A. Pulley, Penters Bluff; c. Corrigan, Little Rock; L. Lippmann, Olyphant; w. A. Hardcastle, Bates vile.
 The case of Marker vs. Weeks is pending in court at Batesville. Mir. Weeks was arrested in Newport last week and brought to Black Rock to answer to the charge of forgery and the general misuse of his position as buyer and seller in Markers factory. He was acquitted of the forgery charge in Mayor Freeman's court last Friday. Black Rock Telephone.