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The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-09-20

We want American institutions, and
We are going TO have them to the
fullest extent. Mr. Dole forced us
to become Americans, and now we
are going to enjoy our privileges,
while he can "go way back and sit
down."
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-09-20
Payable Invariably in Advance.

#, !. TESLA, Proprietor and Pub
Usher.
EDMUND NoRRIE. Editor.
Residing In Honolulu.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-09-20
FOB SALE.

0A 000 LEASEHOLD ON BERE-
91iVVV taniA estseet. 80 years to
urn Present net income 800 per
month. apply to
WILLIAM SAVIDGE & co.
2n6 NaV.hant Str
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-09-20
TO LET OBJ LyAsE.

AM2A A Cottage on King st.
MsgIa4 No. 1104, containing
&a- 6 rooms, lately occu.
pied by MIR. w. P. Barry Rent mod.
crate. Apply TO
ABRAHAM FERNANDEZ,
with Hawaiian Hard ware Co.
23l6-tf
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-09-20

Honolulu ought to become rich
city, because there is no necessity to
call for small rate of taxation We
have so many rich men that we can
exempt the small property holders,
and let the big bugs pay for the pri-
vilege of living in an American mu-
nicipality. The Republicans say, that
they want county government, and
they shall get their wish this time,
although they are in the minority.
They used to say that we had too
much politics before We were annex
ed, that we had the machinery of the
Great Eastern in the Hawaiian sar-
dine box. But that was nothing COM
pared to the new machinery, which
the coming Legislaturewill put in.
Democratic-Home Rule parties will
have the necessary bills drafted,
ready to bring in at the beginning of
the session, SO no time shall be lost,
and Mr.. Dole given an early opportu-
nifty to veto the bills, and see his
veto voted down. That the coming
Legislature is not composed of spoils-
men is indicated by statements
from several leaders. that, as far as
the personnel of the present govern
ment is concerned, there need be no
fear of the scalping knife, except in a
few branches. of the government,
where Dole is too much in evidence.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-09-20
P. o. BOX 81.

nt,red at the Post omcc at Honolulu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-21

broadway and Flfth avenue. but
they make a brave show. flutterinR
from windows 90 or 30 feet above che
ground. Next Ia popular esteem AT
ter pieturos Of Prince Henry comes
pictures 81 the kaiser
IL II evident that the celebration
Will draw one OF the largest crowds
ever assembled in New York Hotels
and boarding houses are overflow
Ing with visitors. many Of whom
have 1ournsyed hundreds OF miles TO
witness the festivities. The gather
ing of eueh q large crowd Nigh, 10
thought a good opportunity for an
nrchistu 10 perpetrats their nsfari-
Gus work. but N they show their
heads above the surface during
Prince Henry's visit, they are as
Fured OF warm reception.
Anarchists wstchsd
An elaborate system has beer
worked cut by the United States sec
ret service men. BY which the where.
abouts and purpose 10 every anarrh'
isi IN the country IL known today II
viii be practically Impossible for any
malignant 10 gain access % the per
sons OF President Roosevelt OF Prince
Z Henry during the festivities.
During the princes tour 81 the
country. a close. but unobtFusivs
guard viii be kept upon his person
Some % the shrewdent detectives o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-21
IN THE COURTS

The Northwest Telephone and TEL
egraph Company complains TO the
superior court that some people take
q, for a twin Of tho Northwestern
Telephone and Telegraph Compan ny
and the latter corporation II getting
the beat of g.
II " alleged that the plaintiff cor
poratiou was incorporated on De
cember rs last, its chief atockhoid-
ers being v. -. Bogue. who Ia a
plaintiff In the case. II. v. Perry and
p J. PazAk. who are made defend
ants Jointly with the other corpora
ion. II 10 stated that valuable
franchises were secured In snohom-
fsh and whatcon counties. and then
Perry and pRKsk. with others. or .
ganlxed the Northwestern Telephone
and Telegraph Company in January.
II IL claimed that Perry and Pazak
then ~ent 20 the municipal authori-
ties granting the franchises. and rep
resenting that the two companies
were the same. obtained the iuser-
tiun Of the name Of the Northwestern
Company instead OF the Northwest
Company.
The court " asked 90 order the
substitution 81 the name Of the latter
in place % the former IN the fran
chisss IN question Seven thousand
dollars f. also asked.
The courts have been very quiet
this week. the lawyers having ap-
parnutiy all gone into politics. Very
few papers have been fied.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-21
Great Preparations Being Made for His
Reception in New York---An-
arChiStS Feared

NEW YORK. Feb. 2i.--The day
before the achcduled arrival OF
Prince Henry Of Prussia ana his
suite has been an exceedingly busy
one for those interested la the rer
etption aud entertainment OF the
distinguished guest
Members OF this committee and
that committee have been Hcurrytng
and hurrylnE about all day In a
franctie effort 10 complete the nnal
details OF their end of tho arrange
ments. Decorators in many parts
Of the city are engaged IN putting up
fiaga and bunting and the city n fast
hl0sa6mink out mass OF color.
The main scheme OF the decors
tihna IN the colorE OF the two natlons
intersperHed and crowned with
golden eagles, Another popular form
of decoration u the princes portrait
dTaped In bunting and exposed In
windows. A great many bronze
medailions are also exhibited. Firth
avenue and broadway do not monop-
ollie the decorations
pseksd IA Hoasr
In every part of town. In the far
East and West sides. and pnrticu.
larry In those sections inhabited
hy Germans. shops aud houses HAYS
been decked cut IN honor of the oc-
cAsion. or flags there seems 20 be
no end IN the tenement districts
They are not as large as those In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-21
ABOUT SALOONS

The following communication was
received BY the Star today
To the Editor % the Star.
Designs ~ saloon Men Upon the
State University The amendment 70
the city charter raising saloon n.
cTnHe 60 si.ep0. states also that no
liquor shall be sold within one mile
u the state university. while the
present. state law places the limit
AZ two miles This H~rmn de-
liherato plan 20 rob the university Of
iiN present privilege. VIII not the
Star eau the attention Or the coun.
90 and voters to this conflict and
thus prevent very expensive and
lengthy ntiEatlunr
The state Saloon League
Eiv"s notice now that ., viii prose
cute the FIRST saloon Nhich attempts
% rnefoach on any 81 iia prohibition
territory 81 the state university.
We plead. therefore for a yiEor-
GUS handling Of the matter b. the
daily press that She city amend
nents may be drawn Ia harmony
with present state laws Respect
fully yours
superintendent Washington A. s.
League"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-21
WANT TO BUILD
A T0WER-C CLOCK

They have been reading the Star
way back Ia quaint old Boston and
have thereby learned that the bust
ness men % Pike street. Seattle.
want a tower clock
As Postmaster Stewart was going
through hlm stack OF letters this
morning he came across one from the
p. Howard Tower Clock Company.
% Boston. The letter Rad IN part as
follows.
we understand the business men
Of Pike street want a tower clock
We manufacture fine tower clocks 10
chow the time only. Or 20 strike any
weight Of bell desired. or 90 operate
hands to diaia any aiEs specified.
Tn the union depot al san Fran
cisco our diaia are 3 feet In diameter.
the largest IN America. We can fur
nish diaia in wood. iron. stone. or
glass for iliuusnMtlon BY night.
We also furnish. when desired. a
contact Of tower clocks for cleo
tricaliy operating secondary electric
clocks distributed through build
inEH. This 10 a fine system for uni
form time Ia large buiidlnga"
The letter inquiries whether there
r. tower clock on any public build
Ing Ia Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-21
PRINCE HENRY MAY ARRIVE
OFF SANDY HOOK TONIGHT

Europe. including secret service men
LOT 81. Petersburg, Berlin. Paris,
London, Rome aud Vienna, have ar
rived here during the past two
weeks. These officials are thorough
~ acquainted with the personality
of their nnnrchistic countrymen, and
viii be ready 20 deal with them on
occasion.
They viii have the hearty cooper
alton OF the government secret SER
vice and Of the detective bureaus 81
the several cities 90 be visited by the
imperial guest.
Nay Arrive Tonight
According 20 expectations the
Kronprinz Wilhelm, with Prince
Henry and hla suite on board. viii
reach port some time tomorrow fore
noon
The steamships once. appreciat-
Ing the situation. Will endeRyor 10
make the best time possible. and u
would AFFORD little surprise II the
vessel was sighted of the Hook to-
night Admiral Evans. commanding
the North Atlantic squadron. viii
meet the steamer ~ quarantine on
board his flagship. the historic Olym-
pia. and will conduct the prince with
HIS suite TO the HohanEollern, which
the presidents delegates Will then
visit and extend greeting.
Then viii come the visit and ON
ciah welcome by the mayor OF New
/ York. n visit which courtesy re-
qulren tho prince 10 return the same
afternoon. The prince wiil be escort
"a 20 the City hall by Squadron A
and Troop g. and viii be urherod
into the mayors office. There he Will
be- presented 10 prominent city ON
Gals and viii be escorted into the
/ Aidsrmsnic chamber where the all
dermrn viii be assembled IN special
session.
/ Pebble Eneisdsd
[ The hope % the public 20 get a
I glimpse % the prince during these
{ ceremonies VIII not be fulfilled. a.
admission wfll be by Invitation only
/ Members Of the city committee aud
prominent cliiEens WI BE- the guests
| Mayor low wlii formally tender the
| freedom 81 thr city 60 Prince Henry.
and he win reply After that the
| aldermen viii be presented 60 the
1 prince In the evening Prince Henry
/ and his suite viii attend a gala per-
formancs at the irving Place thea
I ter. returning to the HohenEoiiern
Z for the night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-21
10 Introduce Certificates

An effort ~ being made by the
rostmRRtcrH throughout the United
States 10 set the bill providing for
postal certificates for small remit
tancea through the mail
The National association OF post
masters u cndeAvorins to work ur
sentiment IN favor of the hin. which
viii solve the small currency prop.
oshion without Interference with tn
money order system.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-21
WRECKING GEAR
SHIPPED NORTH

The wrecklnR gear Of the British
Columbia Salvage Co. Of Victoria
has been shipped on board the
steamer Trader for Kwakume point.
on FitzhuEh sound, the scene OF the
wreck Of the Bertha. The outfit
consists Of several centrifugal pumps.
Ecrewjacks and steam wincheH The
steamer Trader viii stand by the
Bertha until she Is floated. The
Trader In all probability will pick up
the cargo which the Bertha dis
charged, and bring Il down. The
Bertha will come down under her
own steam.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-21
BASKETBALL

Things are doing" In basket ball
circles on the Sound.
Tomorrow night the team Of
Vaahon college ana the second team
Of the local Y. NJ. G.. A. will line up
In the local gym.
The nrHt team Of the Seattle AhHo-
citation VIII leave for Victoria Aatnf-
day morning Ia play championship
game with the James hay team chat
night.
The Portland boys are scheduled
20 play the nrst team Of the Seattle
" NJ. g. A. on the evening OF
March 6,
A game has been arranged 20 take
place between the Vancouver, Is. c.,
and the Seattle Association teams,
but the date has not been set.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-21
Rev. Martin Goes East

For the next i've weeks Rev. Alfred
W Martin. pastor Of the Society for
Universal Religion, viii be away
from the city lie goes East in tho
interest Of the society. He has made
arrangements 10 have his pulpit In
Elks' hall filled by a prominent
speaker each Sunday. Next Sunday
Hon. John Arthur vice president OF
the Seattle Society. win speak. other
speakers will be announced from
week 10 week IN the Star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-21
RUHLEN UPHELD

wAsHINGTON. y. C.. Feb. 20
The quartermaater general Of the
army, after reviewing the report Of
Major Ruhlon, IN which the latter
states men employed on the repair Of
the Dix are hired for competency
md paid prevailing scales OF wages
for work regardless OF union ahilia-
tions. gives a decision sustaining
Huhlen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-21
MINERS Meet

PEORIA. M. Feb. ai.--Sir hun
dred delegates and an equal number
Of other viRitorf. representing the
local branches Of the Illinois diyi-
sion 81 the United Mine Workers.
assembled in annual convention here
yesterday. the purpose being 70 make
tho adjustment with the operators
regarding wages and conditions OF
labor for the year beginning April !.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-21
RYAN'S DAY

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. Feb. Il .--
ut. Rev. Patrick J Ryan, archblshop
Of the Roman Catholic archdiocese
Of Philadelphia. was the recipient Of
numerous congratulations yesterday
on the occasion Of his list birthday
The anniversary was formally OBJ
served by the celebration Of a low
mass Of Thanksgiving in the cathe-
dral In the morning.
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Z 60. u Hsilsr sloeA



HoMEsl HOMES HOMES!
IF YOU WANT to stop paying rent
or interest. Il viii pay you 10 call
and get our plans for furnishing
money TO pay of mortgages.
BUILD or BUY a HOME or FARM
In any location. letting return the
money In payments of $50 per
month on each 81 600. s. Of each
$3.50 applies on the principle with
out interest. Correspondents send
stamp for particulars. good agents
wanted. NATIONAL HOME
SEEKERS ASSOCIATION. 1902
First avenue. open evenings r.
III. Gordon. State Manager Phone,
Black 4ib2.
fOk RENT Houses. cottages, stores ard
rooms. furnished ana unfurnished. in eli
paris OF the city. German American
Investment Co.. sis Third avenue
FOR RENT Cottage Of 5 rooms /.
end OF Lake Union car line. SIS.
nanus a Osuer. i0s Yesier way,
rooms B 4 and 8
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-21

MONEY loaned on horsss. fnrnitare. Jew
cry. ehAtfsi mortgage loans q Speciality:
sdNhEcsa ca salaries. Room 10 Downs
bi4rk
WAPRANTs bonxhi aad sold. Morr4soa
ENeeiFran. Mutual Life bid
CLYMpIC OIL - ~ Hniirr hIo.ca
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-21
Port Orchard Route
NEW TIME SCHEDULE
Steamer AthlOn

Foot Of Columbia Street.
DAILY SERVICE.
Leave Seattie-'s - and 10 a. m
sss p. m. Saturday only. extra
trip 1880 y m.l
Leave nremerton Sis a. m. i.0
and % y, IN.
Leave sidney 1850 a. m: i2 30 ard
60 2. m.
Leave Charicston-S0 90 a. M. 1916
and 5.i5 y. m.
Gail az PLEASANT BEACH OF all
trips. except one leaving seatth at
30 a. IN.
Except Sundays.
Tnre. rs cents each way
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WIRE. IRON AND rLs s1,s
f1cIFfc Ran : Plains ws.ss J
When buying articles sdys''
this paper, sneak of the ~.
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csARkE's Pernin Shorthand school! in.
alNlaaal instruction. "a Boston hin
hLsI methods and teachers. Acme nasins..
Holisss, Second ana Pike.
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HOUSES AND lors wAsn|

WE have cash customer f1f -
cottages. stores and ulodefu w
all parts Of the city. The 80
sell your property Is 10 e1rt..9
as We SPEND Two THoUsAfs
LARS a month Tor that pzrps
lows as a logical conclusioa -
sell Il. List your property VI
cur photographer Nlll tnkf
u. which NIL be puhllshee u
IN all the LEADING neWxpaperk
CkHNAN AMERICAN me-
COMPANY.
hfg Third AV<nut
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wANTEn mo- RENr-HoI3

WANTED TO REM.
WE will rent your house. ee4
or rooms. II desifabie. g
ants, within seven DAYS g
months rent Or et sih
care and management ~ wv
and ray you six months
vance. tserfuan-AmericaH
Co, SIS Third avenue.
ONE or two cheap building
cash: state Particular.
h star.
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rom
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-21

Big Bargain--Cigar store, heart OF
city. money maker. Coast Ex-
change. 80 Starr Boyd block.
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BusINEss coLI.rarrx

TO- ROOM hotel centrally located
for half its value. Coast Exchange.
A0 Starr. RoNd building.
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DEN lists
frs H..

FOR SALE - Nicely located acre
tracts at West Seattle. fine soil.
near city, prices very low. easy
terms free transportation. Sturse-
want and Co. Hoaton block.
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DRY GOODS store. a big money
maker; must go; sickness. Coast
Exchange ~ Starr Boyd building
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A SNAP-4-room fiat, furnished.
close in. come quick Coast Elk
change, 80 Starr Boyd block.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-21

rpt,n ~ . WASH
''N ~. aoi Preach Rlk.
49,. Financial Agent
ivy ana sell mines bonds and an eiaases
~ s.s,ufltles, IN asking Tor Hats. please
PLATED NNhAem-
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30-room house, heart of city. clears
$3.50 a month, Coast Exchange. 80
Starr Boyd block.
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Wanted a partner with s.. 900: $3.50 a
month guaranteed. Coast Ex-
change, 80 Starr Boyd block.
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Best bargain ever offered on this
coast, restaurant; big money
maker. Coast Exchange. 80 Starr
Boyd block.
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MERCHANT TAILORING
Fixtures and stock at inventory.
fine location; owner has two stores
and can only attend TO one.
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OIL BUSINESS
Paying fi7b month clear. fne out
~ tn every respect. only offered
for short time. 1900 regular Gus
toners. best reasons for selling
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INSURANCE.


W. V. RiNEAARr s co,, 500 N. y. 6is.
- tNNE,TMEN
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tINAH 81 n y y
Paying t25o daily profits. can be
bought for $50 for few days.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1902-01-29
WABASSO.
From the Standard.

Leo Aftermath will go into the ice
business this year He recently pur-
chased the large ice house from Ellis
Bros.
w. A. Hauck and E. R. Duerre drove
to Redwood Falls Friday afternoon,
while the storm was at its worst. MIR.
Hauck returned home the following
day.
Postmaster Rahskopfs time is now
pretty evenly divided between the
office and his home-a bright little
miss having arrived Saturday evening
at his home
Editor W. F. Mailer and family
drove to Redwood Fails Saturday
morning, where they took the
the st. Louis train for the east. Mr..
Ellis accompanied them as far as Red
j wood Falls.
While in town Saturday night oelos
Duel INDUCED in friendly wrestle
With a companion in Richmond 4 By
rams saloon. They were near a door
and Delos accidently slipped and
bumped his nose on the hinge, split
ting the flesh the full length of the
bridge of his nose. Several stitches
were necessary to properly repair the
injured member.
The explosion of a lamp in koenlg &
Schmid's hardware store Friday even
ing at about o'clock caused no end OF
excitement for short time. The lamp
was on the counter where it had been
filled and lighted just a few moments
before the explosion. There were sew
eral men in the store at the time, when
it was discovered that the lamp was
about to explode, and all rushed to the
rear of the store, just in time, for the
explosion Immediately followed, the
flames leaped nearly to the ceiling.
The cry of fire brought out a large
crowd With rare presence of mind
blankets aud clothing were used in
smothering the flames, and finally the
lamp was thrown into the street.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1902-01-29
w ALNUT GROVE.
From the Tribune.

The partnership heretofore exist
ing between E. NJ. Larson and Chas.
], Olson aud known as the Larson-O OF
son Land Co., has been dissolved by
mutual consent.
Chas. Zuberbier, a former resident of
this place, hut now of SwanviIle, made
us a pleasant call Monday. He in
formed us that he. purchased land in
Todd county year ago at So per acre
and this winter he refused SIS for it.
The second number of the citizens
lecture course took place Tuesday even
ing, when Rev. Harry VIM, Knowles.
of Duluth, gave very instructive and
entertaining lecture on How Patriots
Are Made.'' Before he began his lee
ture proper Mr.. Knowles eulogized
representative Jas. A. Larson, with
whom he became acquainted while
chaplain of the house of Representa-
tives during the last session.
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Chicago and will,visit at Winona.

l.. G. Burden and Henry Newton re-
Gently made business trip to West
line
The band boys postponed their social
on account Of several of them being on
the sick list.
Mr.. and Mrs B. Snyder of Marshall
spent the past week at the home of
Owen Carney.
Miss Nelson entertained about fifty
young people at the home of her uncle.
a. Swartout. on the 18th.
Mothers Circle will have New Egg
land supper at r. H, Thompson's We'd
nesday evening, Jan. 10Th. Ali invit-
ed
The school in district 80 recently
gaue surprise party for Ruth and
Tracy Hicks Their mother furnished
a lovely supper.
Mrs. Mary Weber was elected presi-
dent, Mrs L. Burden secretary, Mrs.
rosa NanDorsten treasurer, at recent
meeting of the Mothers' Circle.
Genuine Rocky Mountain Tea is
never sold in bulk by peddlers or for
less than S5c. Don't be fooled, get the
tea made famous by Madison Medi-
cine Co Hitchcock & Co.
OBITUARY.
This vicinity was shocked Sunday
morning on hearing of the death OF
John d. Carney. He met with an ac-
cident on Saturday morning while
grinding feed with his new gasoline
engine. He was unconscious until
death relieved him at IL o clock. John
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was worshiped by his parents and sis
ters. He had a pleasing disposition
and had score of friends. The par
ents were looking forward to the time
when their son should relieve them of
the care of the farm John was Is
years, two months and three days old.
Mr.. Carney and family have the SYM
pathy of the community The floral
offerings were beautiful. He was buried
in the Catholic cemetery.
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NEW AVON

4 ~ Z Eg ~.
Mrs. Brix was the guestso Mrs. Joe
Anton last week.
The New Avon creamery is hauling
in a supply ice.
Fred Hauptli and wife visited with
relatives atsGranite Rock last week.
Mrs. Percy Shelton of Lamberion
is visiting at Geo. Skeletons this week.
The Presbyterians held prayer meet
ings Mrs. Martha Smiths Wednes-
day evening.
Mr.. A. Duncan returned Tuesday
from Wisconsin where he has been Wis
ting relatives.
Mrs. A. Cummings returned home
Monday from Lamberton where she
has been visiting with her uncle.