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The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1902-01-19

ae~aaui. vice president. Thomas
TresdEay. recording secretary: Alb
Eaham HAaigkoE. corresponding sec
rstary, Edwin Montgomery. tveaSur-
er; s W Spencer. auditor
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

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Orient BIZ The Pekiag TIE SPEEDY
animals vill - entered Il some pro
5ee,ed meetings throughout IS attic
sporting ssuters.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1902-01-19
MANAGER OF
SEATTLE co.
IN HONOLULU
STEAMERS TO RUN on SCHEDULE

Mr. T W Nottingham. Genoa,
Agent OF tha Globe Navigation Com
pany Of Seattle. is at the Hawaiian
Hotel. He arrived Yesterday or IN
Aorangi and will spend a month II
the Islands looking into the further
,ance Of the business of his firm b.
tween Honolulu and San Francisco.
When seen last evening by j r.
publican reporter. Mr.. Nottingham
was in eXhuberant spirit He had
just had an interview with Z {
Beebe. the local agent of the iH=
and it had been a most satisfac
one
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WANTED-Two single gentlemen de
sire rooms and good table board.
either in house or cottage near, must
not be far from business portion Of
city. Expect to remain permanently
II satisfactory and rates reasonable.
Address \. b. Republican Office.
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Association Football Game is
Well Played on the
Nakiki Grounds.
SCORE STANDS FIVE TO ZERO
SCOTCH. ENGLISH. AMERICAN AND
HAWAIIAN RESIDENTS
SEE THE GAME.
Goc5 Play Shown BY Both SIDES and
Wanderers Do Good Work. Al
though Plainly OUtclasse5 by
EsIe Iiira Tesm-Good Work
g. Half Dozen Players.

81 Half Dozen Players
a game of Association football took
place yesterday afternoon on the Ma
s.kt grounds between the Male i!imas
and the Wanderers Quite a large
crowd turned out 70 see the game
which seems 20 be rapidly growing in
.o favor. not only the Scotch and
English residents Of the city being
present but also a large number Of
Americans and others
Tie Wanderers won the toss and
decided 10 defend the mauka goal.
wate-house kicked on. Munro missed
two shots for the Wanderers goal.
The Males gained a corner. the kick
being made by Craik. who placed the
BAH vell The goal was saved by
GaalEecper Motley. however
First Warm serimmage.
There was a warm scrimmage in
front OF the Wanderers goal and Nun
40 sao, for il but missed it. the ball
passing just over the bar. An Of side
play ou The Wanderers part gave the
Males a free kick The ball passed
5p towards the Wanderers goal re
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hall bach ,ow,r5s Naile territory IN
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tho bar down towards The Males,
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m GOALS wsre made ~. = .s no was
Uobro ., loso control - tho hau 4
s,,l throw or, ., tba Males. mar,
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yards time was called. leaving the
score for the first Males. I goal
and Wanderers none
s.,o,s us,, :, th. Gam.
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The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1902-01-19
Race Horses in Transit.

A number OF fast horses are being
taken from San Francisco to the
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erea, Future for Honolulu.

Steamers carrying the products OF
peace and grim looking ships OF war
viii make Honolulu their port Of cali
for provisions OF all kinds. and the
Hawaiian Islands will thereby BE-
come better known and move appre-
ciated BY the people OF the United
States.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1902-01-19

FOR RENTAL eight room cottage
on Young street. Apply J. A. Ma
COON. Magoon building
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TO LET-Delightfu roomy bath tubs
with either hot or cold water, and
every improvement and convenience
known 10 the modern age.-At
Silent Barber Shop.
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WAN TED-Giris to do laundry WORK
Apply Sanitary Steam Laundry, ka
waiahao and South streets
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LOST.

L0ST-A small silver watch with gold
chain: Initials l. 7. on watch Re
turn TO Hawaiian Hotel Reward
offered.
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Nssr AZ Wanderers' seal.

A foul on the wsnderer' side gave
the Males a free kick. II was kicked
gery nesr the Wanderers line but
Sas passed back again. There was
some lively playing around the Wan
dsrers' goal BOYLE made a fine at
temp; for goal and Lansdale shot for
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WANTED.

wANTED-At once. : or room fur
uished cottage for Eight house
keeping By couple xith 70 children
Must De centrally located Apply
Republican ofics.
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WANTED-To sell, @olle ine white Dis
u0ni rings: also fine opal rings: res
Sonable prices. Watches repaired or
time q. Distz. watchmsker and Jew
sser. Fort ST.. neas Hotel. in PRESCOTT
store
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FOR RENT.

A spleniidly furnished room with eX-
cellent board for two gentlemen.
Centrally located. every conve
nience. Apply at this office
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Steamers Here to Stay.

Yes sir, said Mr. Noting 3ac.
we are hsre to stay. | have -Ct
much to say for publication only u
point out this fact that our steamers
have started 10 come here on regular
schedule time and will continue &c
do so. The Eureka was here las
week with a full cargo from Sea.tle
and the Tampico viii be here Oh
January oath with another load CT
merchandise. We have opened coz
munications with the Northern ne.-
ropolis and intend to maintain than
Seattle and the Hawaiian Islands
have many products TO exchange. You
want our coal. our lumber and oar
beer. We need your sugar. To ar
rive at a good system Of interchsEges
We need rapid and direct means OF
communication. Our steamers EOT-
on the line are the best of their KIND
and others equipped with the most
modern improvements will be added
to the list as business may require
For the present our line will RUIZ q
OAAAOAN44Al StlN4tc- III Nllt Htdl =
ture. however, il may be that We vii
have more frequent one.
Seattle and H-nolulu.
Seattle is keeping pace with tde
times and so does Honolulu. TIE f.
tu-e OF the two cities is immense.
Our own port of Seattle is rapid
ly becoming the main gateway TO the
Orient. We have now several lines
Of steamers running regular service
to Japan. China and the Philippine
Islands. not % speak OF our trade
with Alaska and Honolulu.
You. here. in this beautiful spot.
SO aptly called -hs Paradise OF the
Pacific, your future IS wonderfully
full Of good things. With the cable
connecting the Islands with the main
land. and the opening OF the Nicara-
qua or Panama canal. Honolulu viii
become one OF the NEST important
cities on the Pacific ocean.
6rea, Future for Honolulu.
Steamers carrying the products OF
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SYMPHONY MantoIin Club.
Fairy Chorus" ..- Zimmerman
Ksnehameha Girls School
Hawaii Fonoi."
The following are the officers OF the
Alumni Club which ar
ranged the entertainment:
Chas. E. King. president: David ks-
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1902-05-28
NO. 81
NO THE TO LOSE.

If the people of Medicine Lodge and
Bar Der county want the ID. X. 81 a.
railroad they must do something def
nitely at once. Anthony already SUBJ
scrlbed $40 900 and secured some of the
right OF way and indications are that
the road will go by way of Pratt down
to Anthony unless this county acts
quickly. L. has been frequently sug-
gested that Medicine Lodge needs a
wide-aw.ke commercial club but no
steps have been taken in that direction.
This county is ricn in underground re-
sources in the way of oil, gas and min
erals anG with tue proper energy On
the part of cur citizens these resources
can be developed. When we once get
our oil wells established, cur salt
brought to the surface, our gas wells To-
cated-all these in connection with our
immense gypsum quarries and mills
Will bring the railroads in. VIII we
grasp what is in our reach Or will we
permit it to pass BY?
1t has been suggested that few
thousand dollars viii make all the nee
eSSary experiments in the way of locat-
ing our underground wealth and it
seems that with the right man to push
1t the funds could be raised. Why not
organize commercial club at once and
begin operations?
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Common School Diplomas.

The following successfully passed
the required examination for common
school diplomas:
Albert 81. Griffith, Sharon, Dist. %
Alpha Tincher, Sharon, Dist. %.
Leva Newland, Sharon, Dist. %.
Pearl Humphrey, Klowa, Dist. 80.
Pearl Hull, Kiowa, Dist. So.
Geo. l.. Graves, jr., Kiowa, Dist. So.
Geo. F. Wright, Kiowa, Dist. s.
Rollen E. McGrath, Deerhead, Dis "a
May Hefiin, Lake City, Dist. 4.
Rollen E. McGrath secured the bigh-
est average grade and Geo. F. Wright
second highest. Graduating exercises
Will take place some time during Nor.
NAL. Further announcement will be
made later.
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Convention Program.

A District Sunday School Conven-
tion Will be held at the Amber school
house on Sunday, June Is. 1902. The
program:
1000 Regular Sunday School.
Hoo Preaching By Rev. Stevenson.
1900 Basket Dinner.
1:S0 Devotional Exercises by VIII.
Swim.
1:45 Address. S. r. william.
Music-Quartette.
2:15 Discussion: The Benefit of
Sunday School to a Com
munity. JAS. Murray, Mrs.
e. A. Hudson. G.. w. Sellers.
Vocal Solo. Mrs. o. E. Valen-
tine.
2:45 Address. j.. Griffin. Unit
ed Effort IN Union s. S. work.
Music. -Quartette.
$50 Address. Miss Ray Nixon.
Primary District s. s. work.
Election of officers.
G. E. STROLL, Sec'y.
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HON. ]. 0. JENKINS
Endorsed for District
Judge.
Will Become an Independent
Candidate.

The Populists and Democrats of the
Twenty-Fourth judicial District held
an enthusiastic convention at Harper
last Wednesday. They met in joint
convention and agreed unanimously to
present the candidacy of Hon. j. @.
Jenkins, OF Kingman, on an Independ-
ent ticket, to the voters of this judicial
district.
The following pointed and concise
resolutions were adOped:
Resolved that we are unalterably and ever
lastingly opposed to the gag election law
passed by the Republican Legislature of 1901,
and that we will use all honorable means to
repudiate the same in the coming campaign.
Resolved, that the Democratic and Populist
judicial convection, in joint convention as
sembled. hereby endorse the pame of Hon. j.
y. jenkins. OF Kingman, as candidate f or
Judge of the 24th Judicial District of the
State of Kansas, and that in due time favors
the circulation of petitions in the fo ur coun
ties comprising said district for the purpose of
placing his name on an Independent ticket.
Provided that in case of refusal to accept
such nomination by Mr.. Jenkins, that this
convention reaSsemble at the call of the chair
men Of the judicial committees.
Mr.. Jenkins is one Of the strongest
members Of the bar in the district. He
has served Klngman county faithfully
and we'll several terms in the capacity of
county attorney and gave such good
satisfaction that his elections were
practically without opposition. He is
a gentleman in every sense of the word.
HIS friends and neighbors speak highly
OF him as citizen and all who know
him, say, regardless of party lines, he
will make splendid Judge.
On account of the great misfortune
he has recently suffered-the prolonged
sickness and death OF his beloved wife
and the expense it entailed, Mr.
Jenkins at first felt that he could not
make the race, but friends assured him
that the good people Of the district
would attend to the financial end of
that difficulty. His speech to the con-
vent:on touched the heart of every list
ener. He said that he was hardly in a
condition to make a campaign such as
the necessity of the time required. His
pltal over six months and finally pass
ed away. This leaves Mr.. Jenkins
with family of children to take care
of. His means are very limited, and
this, considered N connection with the
the new election law which makes it
difficult to vote anything but the re-
publican ticket, puts handicap on
him. But his merit will overcome
these obstacles. The people have
found an excellent man and they
are going to rally Loyalty to his
support. The scheme of designing re-
publican partisans to disfranchise all
who Will not be domineered and driven
by political machine will not win.
The honest and fair minded men of
this country are against such methods
and will so record their votes next No
vember.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1902-05-28
Married.

Howard c. Durham and Jessie May
Oller, of Isabel. were united in mar
riage by Probate Judge Lacy at his
office on Saturday, May "a, 1902. The
groom IS a nephew of 81. e. and j. T.
Durham, of Valley township. He has
lived with his uncles since his early
boyhood. The bride Is recently from
Illinois and is an accomplished young
lady.
They are industrious, energetic young
people and have the foDdest wishes of
many friends.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1902-05-28
Rally Day.

ALI members of the Christian church
are requested to be present next Sun
day at IL a. m. We are making an ef-
fort to rally our forces. At this SER
vice the roll will be called from the
church register. Be sure to be present
to answer to your name. Let Us make
this grand rally day. If it is impos-
sible for you to be present send writ
ten explanation, please.
W. T. MCLAIN. Pastor.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1902-05-28

Judge H. N. Lester was down from
Lake City Saturday looking after his
candidacy for probate judge. He
thinks he has the nomination by the
appendage going down grade, but he
doesn't like the action of the republi
cans who have sprung candidates in
Medicine Lodge and Hazelton. John
Shannon, OF this city, and g. S. Gleas-
on, of Hazelton, are both late entries.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1902-05-28

G. S. Heskett returned from his trip
to New Mexico last Wednesday, and
has begun work here IN the county
clerks Office to bring up some back
work, under the employment of County
Clerk Holmes, after which he will live
at Klowa. Cash is fat as a lobster and
the same good natured fellow. he left
Max Purdy at Ottawa where he has a
position.
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The Prohibition Convention

The Prohibitionlsts of Barber coun-
ty met at the court house in this city
on Saturday. On account of the wet
weather and the condition of the brldg-
es the attendance was small There
were only Is who took Fart in the pro.
ceedings-nine less than the number in
attendance at the republican convex
tion few months ago.
VIM Il. Coryell presided and F. S.
AtWeii was secretary. Speeches were
made by Messrs. Coryell, McLain, Rob.
erts and Wright. Al! were enthuslas.
tic in the temperance cause and incl
dentaily took a few shots at other polIt-
ical parties. The strong address was
made by Elder McLain. He gave the
christian people something to think
about. which was in substance that
christian people who do not support the
cause OF temperance sa7e no right to
criticlse others. The christian voter.
he said, needs salvation more than any
one else. Moses Wright followed with
an arraignment of the old parties. He
they seated President Hayes and stole
the election from Tilden.
The delegates to the state conyeR-
tiOn at Hutchinson June 4 and AZ. :
w. I. McLain. Moses Wright, Rev. j.
w. Dibbens, r. l.. l.. Barnstable, Pet
er Hearn and ReY. Sherk.
A county committee was organized
with w. l.. Coryell chairman and w.
L. McLain secretary. The question Of
nominating a county ticket was discus
sed and it was decided to postpone 1t
for the present ard reconvene at the
call of the chairman. The following
resolutions were adopted:
Whereas, the Prohibition party of Kansas
Gas in all other prohibition states) is the only
organized political force for the punishment
of violators of the prohibitory law and on
them rests the responsibility of instigating le-
gal proceedings for driving out blind pigs,
bootleggers. joints, saloons and drug stores
Therefore, resolved that we increase our eff
ficiency by more thorough organization of
our forces in Barber county by personal ap-
peal to those who believe in the principle we
advocate, but are now associated with other
political parties whose policies are inimical to
prohibition and by organizing clubs or alli-
ances in the various townships of the county,
and making special solicitation for subscribers
to our national organ. "The New Voice OF
Chicago.
Resolved, that we depl ore the fact that so
many professional christians who pray long
and loud for the overthrow OF organized evil,
and yet for policy's sake vote and work with
the rum devil in political parties who dare not
oppose the greatest organized evil in the land.
Resolved, that while we do not feel called
upon TO adopt the Carrie Nation method of
dealing with the saloons yet we believe her
course prompted by honesty of purpose
and that her crusade has done much to arouse
public sentiment against the outlawed traffic.
And we are proud Of the fact that she belongs
Rarhar
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1902-05-28

B. E. Wadsworth has taken the con-
tract to repair the Standiford house.
The insurance company stands all ex-
penses and Mr.. Hodge takes the house
at Sl21O when completed, the same as
though there had been no fire. The
house will soon be in shape for use.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1902-05-28

Miss Minnie Mernity arrived last
week from Effingham, Ill. She is a
graduate of the Illinois Central Col
lege OF Photography, and recently held
a position as instructor in that school.
Miss Mernity holds recommendation
that show that she is az expert photog-
rapher and first class lady in everyre-
spect. She is assisting Hugh Donnan
in his studio.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1902-05-28

Col. G. II. Eldred was up from Okla.
homa the first of the week meeting his
Barber county friends. Col. Eldred ap-
pears to be hopeful of capturing Den
mis- Flynn's place in Oklahoma. Our
guess, however, is that he'll miss it
by several lengths.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1902-05-28

q. NJ. Martin and G. w. Ellis were at
Topeka last week and argued d mo-
ton before the supreme court to admit
Tolbert Hamlin to bail pending the ap-
peal on the coram nobis petition.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1902-05-28

The Index Is panied to hear Of the
serious illness Of Hon. J. A. Lester at
his home III Cedar township. The last
report is that he is improving although
not cut of danger. His friends through
out the county hope to hear Of his COM
plete recovery
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1902-05-28

DR.. l. w. Stout, II. A. Bailey and
w. L. Gibson represented the Barber
county democracy at the state conven-
tion last week. They got home Friday
night. They had big time. Every.
thing was democratic, including the
weather.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1902-05-28

Two new buildings are going up il
the city. e. Sample has begun On his
residence in the south part Of the city
and e. L. Brewer is erecting a billiard
hall adjoining Al Shannon's on Main
street.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1902-05-28

a big gang Of republicans Of this
county are attending the convention at
Wichita today. II is the first time
since the organization OF the Big Four
that none were left on guard and the
town looks lonesome without them.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1902-05-28

Howe & Burton have dressmaklng
department in connection with their
Millinery store.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1902-05-28

Judge a. B. Davenport returned
home from Wichita Friday, where he
has been taking treatment for dropsy.
He is feeling good ard believes he is
almost wholly cured.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1902-05-28

See DR.. Yant, dentist. Office at
Grand hotel. Room II.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1902-05-28
California Wheatling.

ii. I. Woodward sells this excellent
breakfast food. Nothing superior on
the market. Made of upland white
California wheat. Outer husk remov-
ed and contains the entire nutrient ele-
ments. Try package and you will al
ways use it.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1902-05-28

OPasture for three-hundred head of
cattle-a ANY kind. Plenty OF good wat
Grand ten acres of grass per head.-W.
P. Gibson. three miles southwest of
Isabel.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1902-05-28

Mrs. w. II. McCague of this city was
elected Grand Outer Guard at the Rath-
bone Sisters Grand Lodge as Wichita
last week.
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You should buy of Glasier & Co, for
the next 10 days.
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For Farm Loans see Palmer s. Case
Office west side Main st.