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The Monticellonian., 1903-06-04

SHd dSlHS -.
  See the Star Jewelry Co.'S. new goods.
 Chancery court meets here next Monday.
 Miss Josie Killian visited Der mott last Tuesday,
 Bordeaux Tetter Lotion cures letter, itch or eczema. If Mrs. J. ]. Dcken visited Ark ansas City last Tuesday.
 Mr. C. NJ. Simpson and wife are visiting in Hot Springs.
 Miss Edna McCloy visited reIa- tives in Little Rock this.week. The weather was quite cool last Sunday for the time of year. Dr. ]. $. Dunn has returned from visit to Parnell Springs Ask to see the white wool goods for skirts, at Burks X killian s. MT. Chas. Owens, of Pine Bluff was here on business last week. New line of wall paper samples, at Brown, McQuiston X Go. If The oat crop, in this part of the country, is almost a complete fail ure.
 l have just received fine line of spectacles.
 If T. ". Loper. Mr and Mrs. B. A. Hardy vis- ited Little Rock the first of this week.
 For combs. brushes and toilet soaps, go to Brown, McQuiston X Go. If If you are in need of first-class jewelry, see the Star Jewelry Com pany.
 For fine soda pop, see C. T. Kennedy, at Monticello Bottling Works. 2t Cotton-chopplng, in this part of the land, has progressed moderate ly well.
 Arkansas Liver Regulator is guaranteed, at Bordeaux Drug Store. If Miss Lois McQuiston, of Ida vile. Tenn, is here on d visit to relatives.
 make speciality of fine en- graving.
 If T. w. Loper. Mr. P. A. Whiteaker left the first of this week on visit to Hot Springs.
 Mir. Ehmet Blankenship. O. Warren, was d visitor to our cit, last week.
 Judge z. T Wood made busi ness trip to Arkansas City one day day last week.
 Arkansas Liver Regulator, il big tin cans, at Bordeaux Dru, Store, is the best. If
 Miss Mattie Brooks visited rela tives and friends at Arkansas City last week.
 Miss Mary Mickey, of MerRouge La, IS here on a visit to her cousin Mrs. II. w. Wells.
 Bordeaux Liver Pills regulat the liver and wards off swamp fey CT and congestion. If
 Mir. Carl McClerkin has return ed from visit to relatives an friends in Tenn.
 Miss Fannie McMullen left las Monday morning for Miss, on visit to her father.
 New wall paper-all grades styles and colors, at Bordeaux Drug Store. If
 Rev. Murray Timberlake, ( Hope, visited friends near tbi city t'.e first of this week,
The Monticellonian., 1903-06-04

several lots and of lots m SD much thereof necessary the penalty
 nd cost due thereon sold by the County Collector at the Monticello, Drew county Arkansas on the second Monday in Iune ooi said penalty and cost be paid before that time and will be continued from day to day unl said tracts lots and parts of lots he sold
 hand and seal IS County Clerk on th oh day oi May, 1905 J. ". NiNipiNo @o""'' N'N
The Monticellonian., 1903-06-04
MON'IICELL0NIAN.
THU RSDAY. JUNE f, 1903.

Entered at the Post Office at Monticello Ark. as second elass mail matter
The Monticellonian., 1903-06-04

O. !. Lindsey. Agent.
The Monticellonian., 1903-06-04
l. E. Shell.

Tickets will be sold to Ashvillc, \. C. June 10th 10 I3th at one fare plus 25 cents for round trip, on account of students conference Y. NJ. C A.; limited for return June 25th.
The Monticellonian., 1903-06-04
O.. Lindsey, Agent.

We guarantee our mixed paint to spread further and last longer than any other paint OH the mar
The Monticellonian., 1903-06-04

You cannot afford to triae with cough. { 1t may result in some serious if not fatal malady. Take time by the forelock and use simmons Gorgh Syrup, Guaranteed Price 9 and 50c.
 Mrs. Turner Wells and children left last Monday morning for Lit tie Rock, on a visit to Mrs. Wells sister, Mrs Baldy Vinson.
 Misses Constance and Hattie Erwin left last Saturday morning on an extended visit 10 relatives in Pine Bluff and Little Rock.
 Mr. Chas Tompkins, of Mich, who was for many years timber purchaser in this country, was . visitor to our city last week.
 My friend, are you suffering from any painful and annoying skin disease, such as ringworm, letter eczema or anything simi- iar2 If so, just try one box of Hunts Cure It never fails Guaranteed Price 50e
 The Monitor Arkansas was at Arkansas City yesterday, on it's way back to the Gulf of Mexico. A good many people went down to see the great war-boat.
 If you need your watch or clock repaired bring it To me have the latest improved machinery and tools To do the work.
 If T. N. Loper.
 Misses Phenton Wells and Hampie Blaine left last Saturday morning for Philadelphia, 10 at- tend the commencement exercises of the 0. B. C.
 Tickets on sale to St. Louis and return for$I6.s5 June 10th and r7th; limited for return until Iune 22nd.
 O. l. Lindsey, Agent.
 We guarantee our mixed paint to spread further and last longer
The Monticellonian., 1903-06-04
To Cure d Cold One Day.

Sec.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-04-09
W@ WnNSfSns;opr morro.h 6.s q

~ 8oGitdnbiser @Orrat6 bss 8.
s. Gins pirb gu forcirten greiien
uerfauft. Ser gerfuuf besinnt beute,
Donneritas, Na6mittas.
- Gin S6anfseI6dft nit uOa=
ftanbiger @inrtdtuns in e;nem lebbaf=
ten beutI6en Stdbtden in Stearns
Gountp unter annebmbaren 8ebtneuns
gen 81 uerpadten. Na6suIragen tn
PreiB & 8tmmer's grauerei, ct.
gloub, Winn. 15.ba
~ 6. 81. 8artbolemp ptrb ben
oou ItdnOi8en8 aarerposratb bes Gins
Store beute, Donnerfas, gum ger=
fauf auslesen.
~ so Nder oanb 20 Nutben
iioli9 pom ser Creamery in Stem
Msuni9 81 sertaafen BEL Sobn 90.
Sost, Welrcle, Mtnn. 1874
- @arteniamen inn @roBen unb
BET Ser nn5e ober Yfunb BET s ebr
. 0 10 | II g.
az Sorcirter Serfaui Der @aa=
rem in Gins Oepartement Store. Be-
sinn beute, Oonnerftas, Na6mtttas.
6. VI. 8artbolemp.
-Oas trdse unb mibe 9efibl int
Sribiabr 1T sewObnlt@ 5ur3 einen
auBer Orbnung seratbenen Wasen
peranlaBt, eine prompte Nnpenbuus
pom Or. Nusuit &Onts.s S~amburser
Eropfen wiro cine iidere 9eiluns be-
mirfen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-04-09
DtG3efnu =WacbrtCbten.

sSeute, am @rinbonueritas, wirb
ber br@p'ite 9err 8ii9of Srobec I'm
9 ubr morsens in Ser &atbebrale eth
Pontificalamt celebriren unb mdbrenb
besielben unter aablretdsr seiitltder
Qiiiiteus bic Wetbe BET Fl. Dele Dor:
nebmeu. Ser bo6w'ite Oberbirte
pirb aud am gbarfreitas unb Char:
iamltas in BET &atbebrale funttioni
ren Der @OttesSienit besinnt am Sreiz
tag 9 lbr uno am Sam1tas balb s uDr
morsens Nm bodbl. Site,feIte mieo
osr bo6w'lte 6err Sildof mOrsens
balb II ubr Elm loleuneS Eontificalamt
eelebriren, mdbrenb wel9em Der bodm.
Carbohydrates Sones bic 6eitpre
btst balten wiro. Mbsnos batb s
nbr ,pirb Der Obetbi,te Routifical
pesper balten, na9 mel6er Der bD6m
Profeiior Wopuiban ON ct. Paul's
Seminar prebisen uno Der 6err Bt
l9of ben iatramentalil9en Sesen En-
tbetlen mirb.
S Oie am gba,freitas in SEN &irz
den gu erbebenoe @oIefie 1T fir bas
I'll. @rab In Serulalem urb bic ib,is
gen I'll. Stdtten In Paldltina beItimmt.
s 8e1tern, Wittmo6, Morsen er=
tbeilte Der bo9m'lfe 9err 8iidof Sro;
Dec tn Der ct. Sobn's Nbteifir6e BEN
bo9w. 9erren sSolepb Nnbauen uno
Trancis Oworaf, bic beibe ber Ot6
sele ct. gloub a~nseb0ren, bic Oia=
tonatsmeibe.
Sn Der pom bo9m. 9erru S.
Waprbofer gu 0ate 9enrp pa torirten
ct. Warsaretben- @emeinbe mirb i'm
tommenben Monate cine a@ttdsise FL.
Mifion sebalten merben.
Die Witslieber ber @emetnbe gu
NAPLES I'm Eomnlbip ct. @enbel
babeu Sonntas bur9 Mbittmmuns
@eraussabuns BON $4O0 fur eine ueue
airdenslode bei6lonen. Dte Mus
fibruns bieIes 8eidlulies benOtbist
BEN 8au zines Eburmes, melde Mrz
belt unter Nnleituns eines aus Ben
@emeinbemit9lieberu 3bos. Stu, @m.
Mnrpbp unb S. g. gaQabam bette
benben Counties belorSt mtr6.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-04-09

NIT @ewaIt se6ffnet, fanb er auf
BEN Slur etnen 9aufen Mi9e uou
perbranntem 9eu Dor, unb entbedte
3uslei@, baB finf ~ruertbuolIe Mrbettss
pferbe unb 3pei @ei9ire peri@munben
waren. glf ueitere pferbe befanben
it9 nod In benz Stale, unb bate man
benielben obne 3wetfel niebersubren-
men ueriudt, Inn ben Oiebftabl bamit
81 uerbefen. Nm Otenltag purbe
nun In Der Ndbe bon @albaua Sol.
@asparb, Der fribere anedt oeS Germ
8eratb. In beilen 8elise maj bic fini
Pferbe po.fano. als Der Oteb uerbaf
tet unb einltweilen eingeltedt.
SIbsOafpta.
Oanfton. = Senator 8. @am=
Die tebrte am DienItas pom @aibins
ton Suriid uno wurbe BET Ieiner Nn;
funft BON ben bielisen 8irsern unb
elmer Wuiit &apeue e%mpfansen. gu
gbren BON 6errn @amble miro In
ben nddten Easen elm 8antett itatt
finbeu.
Wit9el1. - Die usltsuuus
i'm bieligen Corn Palalt lit auf bic
3eit pom %. September Bis 7. Otto
ber feitseiett morben. Oas Gomite,
meldes bic 9eituns be.lelben in Sdn=
BEN bat, beitebt aus 8. 8. Sale, Yrd=
lioent; S. 6. Smitb, Sscretdr: W.
6, Turner, Sdasmeiiter, un6 g. s
Seautu, Or. Ct. S. OunoaB unb
Sob. Burns.
Yterre. - Inter Der Mntlase,
lsinsu Nrbeiter Nn5rew Gsmler er
morbet su baben, befin6et ii9 Der
S6afsadter Bt(Iiam 6unnsde, beiier
Nan6 it9 In Stanlepgountp bsiinbet,
i'm bieitsen @efdnsniB Dte 9ei6e
Hemler's, pel6e in uesI6ie6ene E6eiIe
seri6nttten mar, purba In einem fri
l9en @rabe auf Der Ran6 Sunuede's
uorsefunbeu.
Suron-De 5ojd5rise eute
SamsS, ein 6~otelpirt9 In Soniua,
murbe III Ben bieiigen Oarbs Set @bi
caso uno Nortbpei tern giIenbabu auf
Der Stells set6otet, be er it6 inter
etuen in 8epseuna beftnbithen 3uo
ftir5te. gr mar bier, INN ais 8e
IdpOrener in, gircuitseri@t 81 fun
siren, uno sIaubt man, baB er In Ell.
mem tempordren Srritnns anfale bic
unsladlide S6at begging. gr btnter
ldBt feline Jrau unh etuea erwadienen
So5n
Gtart.- Ger felt sebn sSabren
ue,itopfte le6ss6uise artelii6e 8run
men auf Der 8ob,t : Gau6, meftlt6
pom bier, lit mteber in @ans sebra9t
morben, inbem man in elmer Eiefe
pon 1925 SuB Is pfunb Dpnamit
placirte uub banelbe gum grplobiren
bra1te. Die grploiton murbe iber
cine Weile melt pernommen, bod liez
fert jebt Ser Drummer 1pteber gent
9enb Walier. Steben Drummer ltn6 TN
msitli6en Ebetle bieies (glarf) 60.
felt lebtem CONNER sebobrt worben
unb fir meitere bret ber gontraft per-
9ebsn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-04-09
0eie9ueselm

8er gu Sitern einen suteu W,ttasstii6
baben Mill, ipre6e bel mir Dor uuo taufe etn
Sferl6mmben ober iouf gtrpas aus meiz
nem ausse;ei6ueteu Sleii6porratb. gut
serGu9erte Sdinteu, auten Sraten, geflit=
9el unb Ioniise aussesei6nete Sleii9iorten
fault mon am beiteu uub biuisffen bel
Sacob Ell, ct. Gloub, Mirn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-04-09
pfal=Wptt5en.
Stir cine belle, flare 6Qut, fla.

Sur etue belle, tlere 9aut, tlar
ben san5en Wes bur6, burdldtig
senus, lin Sonueni6ein -rotbe Bat
fen - bur6bliden SIT (aiIen, nebmt
Nodg Wonntatn Gbee. Otelen Wonat,
Sta6iabrsSeit. 35cts. sc. Wolitor.
- grb6sereu per 59attet Is
Gents BET s. 3 t. gouing.
sa- SIR Oitersel6eufe sebt 81
@ebr. glarf. Seiebt beren sOl6ene
areuse, Suwelen wie aud oeren Waa=
rem uon sei6nitt.nem glas unO ell
Der. Nues bieies eiSnet ii9 fir ein
annebmbares @ei9ent.
"a 6rtiGe gurfsn, 3ptebeln,
Salat, 8aGs6obnen, grb6eeren,
Seaerte ulu. BET @ebr, gowtns.
= Oeffnet bic Ebar, laB't berein
bic SUIT,
Ole Winbe itu6 frtI3, bic 9llmen
ouu SuIl
Sreube berr1dt In ser @elt fir
mild,
5eit &odp Mountain Ebee senor=
men i9. Martin Wolttor.
az Sn Sumelen, uamentli9 Sod.
seitsrinseu, tn Eai6eu un6 9ausub.
rem pie au6 In Silbermaaren fauft
man bas bette unb biatsite BET u. s.
&obertlon, ct. gloub, BET BEN. aud
R%eparaturen an ubreu prompt unb su=
perld11ts belorgt weroen. 80 ba
sy 8eltelt Cure fril6en Semi:
1e fir Oftern BET @ebr. 8owins.
~ Gum ioforttseu gintrttt pers
BEN Wdb6en CUR grlernuns bes &C.
oddities uer(anst in Der Pusma6erei
uon 6ubn & gnberle, ct. gloub.
20 2apn=@ ras amen BET @ebr.
Sowins.
- Cure gbe mirb bon LANCER
Oauer ietn, penn Sbr einen Der fet=
men 6odseitsrtnse trast, Sic man BET
@ebr @lart uS2 utb aufpdrts fouft.
Sest lit bic 3eit, Rodp Woun
tain GDse 81 nebmeu ; ct treibt Die
Utifrobsn Oes Wtnters berans er
ltdrfi ZEN Wasetl, bic Nieren unb Sc
ber. Sin munbelbares Sribiabrsbeil
mtitet, peldes frante 2eute selunb
ma6t. Martiu Wolitor.
W Ser Shlubuarfauf bes Gins
8aererporratbs bestnnt beute, Oonz
ntrfas, Na6mittas.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-12-02

"zebrula" is known as the cross be-
tween a zebra jack and mare; a
mule" that between iackass and a
mare; but reverse the sex Of the
crossings, they are not known by such
like names. Why is it thus? We
think the latter should be known as
the former Take, for instance, in the
case of human beings. A half-white
is the progeny of white man with a
native woman, and we think that it Is
the same If the nationality and sex of
the parents are reversed. If such is
the case with human beings. then
why should it be different with ami
mails?
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-12-02

Assessor Pratt may find much to
keep him busy by hunting up the in.
comes of grafters and then where will
the government come out, This is
similar to the attempt of Income AS
SCISSOR Riggs with fire claimants. when
they were paid their awards, he was
on hand to collect tax on every one
of them, more particularly Asiatics,
which we, at the time, deemed the
method unjust. And now here's Pratt.
Well, let him come and have his inn.
ing, or rather, his outing.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-12-02
MISSION OF Mr.. HATCH.

Upon intervening Governor Carter
the other day with regard to Mr.
Hatch's alleged mission to Washing
ton, to have our Count yAct enacted by
Congress, he sealed the lie upon the
statements made by some Of our con-
temporaries, who ostensibly gave out
the impression that he went for and
on behalf of the Government. Mr..
Carter said that the Territory has moth
ing to do with his mission nor will it
cost the country anything, but that he
went at the expense of certain of our
patriotic business men, for the sole
purpose of sounding Congress on the
matter and to find out whether it will
do anything for US here with regard to
the act, leaving us to ork out ouwr own
salvation in the future by and through
the Legislature. AS Mr. Hatch was
going anyway, it was thought best
by these supposed public spirit men,
who had been hitherto advised, to have
him do this business, and that he glad
ly accepted the task without charge
outside Of travelling expenses.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-12-02
WEDNESDAY. DEC. 2, 1903.
AS TO NATIVE JURORS.
Residing In HonoIulu.

n -Four Hawaiians on the Federal
rand jury; S. c. DWIGHT, defeated
candidate for supervisor
in the Fifth District; JNO. q. LANE, a
candidate for nomination for super
visor-at-large who was turned down
by the Republican convention; LOT X.
4 C. LANE, elder brother Of john who
hasn't the brains of his brother, and
one ALEX. ILIHIA. a well-known sot,
did not haKe word to say for Hawai-
ians nor found anything to say against
the whites whom they helped to white
wash. They merely acted as the plant
tools of the whites who controlled the
jury, such as Jack Lucas, who opened
his face more than he ought to before
the report was filed None of them
dared originate an investigation or had
the freedom of an independent express
sion Of opinion, but We're weekly led,
like lot OF hlrelings too eager to
encompass themselves with odium,
And when they learned OF one Instance
IL, j. L....t..~ ,x.oe4 .-,,,,e<.s, ~, NJ, y
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-12-02

Last evenings Evening Bulletin In
formed its readers that Julian Mon
sarrat, manager of Papapala Ranch,
Kau, Hawaii had discovered new
kind of animal. To read the article is
to know nothing of what the animal
is, but from a private source we learn
that the animal is the result Of cross
ing horse stallion with jennie, and
is the first instance known here SO
it is claimed. Being so what is this
cross breed called? The other cross,
jackass with a mare, is known as a
mule, and therefore, is this cross not
mule as well? If not, what may il
be called. We have name; call 1t
after its Hawaiian-haole discoverer--
julianette. How goes that?
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-12-02
WANTED

A bright, neat, painstaking yonng
lady desirous OF Learning psacfic A,
expeft shorthand, typswritsr and
office work, Must have coHp sted
studies equal 10 grammar eehooI
course Must have accurhte . knowI.
edge Of elementary Shorthand, but
no epsed or previous experiences res
quired. Excellent opportunity Tor
thorough-going, smbitiaps student
to become expert within a year. Ad-
ress &c. r. Bnsipess"
2633-tf
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-12-02

This, the Governor further expressed
himself. is to prevent the County Act
from being made full of holes and be
somewhat intangible and uncomfort-
able to all concerned, whether Territor-
ial or County. 1t is simply to find out
what they intend to do for us in Wash
ington- AS we are not sthe begging
to learn what will be done for us by
showing them our needs as we'll as our
predieament under this new and un-
known dispensation as far as we Ha-
waiians are concerned Rather than
be insecure and in somewhat un-
lawful position, it was deemed safe and
proper to be sure of our ground and
then go ahead with County business
unhampered,
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-12-02
NOTICE.

The Bishop Museum will be open
to the public on Friday and Satur-
day aud all public holidays, except
Thauksgiving and Christmas or
and after December 27, 1903, from
10 m to 4p m. Teachers with
GLASSES must come by previous ap-
pointment.
BY order OF the Trustees.
VIM. T. BRIGHAM.
2670 1w Director
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-12-02

The idea Of moving the WailulSu
Court House from its present site to
another further down that plantation
town is in view of the forthcoming
county government, and it does not
suit the Maui News man. The reason
is plain to any one who knows Wal
luku. AS the Maui hotel, which he
has bought, is in close proximity to
the present location of the Court
House. to remove it would be to ruin
the business of his hostelrie Isn't that
the sum and substance Of N9ur oppo-
sition, pard?
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-12-02
experience, wbuld have been even
more satisfactory.

1t Is really too bad that the Adver-
tiser failed to make as much graft out
of the legislative printing than either
the Bulletin or Star This may ac-
count for some of its present day ven
om 1t had priends, but most of the
work went t'other way. Too-too.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-12-02

Owners OF cattle who permit them
to roam at large on the public high
ways during the hours Of darkness,
and especially on Liliha street, should
be made to suffer and feel the weight
OF the law upon their shoulders. II
some OF these roamers are killed by
electric cars, for obstructins traific.
as has already been the case, the
blame should rest entirely upon such
owners, and not upon the Rapid Tran
sit Co. These cattle owners should
know when to keep kline within PROPER
enclosures and not to let them out to
roam at large.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-12-02

that much money? And the quartette
of Hawaiians who were on that grand
jury sat there like numb-skulls with
out a word to say for their fellows, but
were led like lambs to the slaughter
and signed the report without as much
as knowing what they were doing.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-12-02

Without any comment whatever, the
Federal grand jury has, in several IN
stances in its report, LETT it merely TO
be inferred that only Hawaiians were
the Legislative grafters and none 9TH
ers, or only few whites whom the
jurors are personally at outs with,
Take for instance; "of the services
rendered by r. J. Testa, who is given
eighteen warrants amounting to
$s5125." Does the grand jury mean
Il to be inferred that Testa got that
much money out Of the Legislature
without his giving any service in re-
turk for the same2 DO they (the jur-
orsl mean to infer that Testa stole
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-12-02

The only Maui surprise in the Ke.
poikai matter, according to the Maui
News, was in the sanctum sanctorum
of that weakly paper and nowhere
else, which we know to be the case.
Make another jab, Bro. Robertson,
for we feel sure you are quite capable
of doing it at any and all times.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-12-02

In appointing A. ". Q, Atkinson to
be Secretary Of the Territory the Pres
ident has made q move decidedly more
satisfactory than had he appointed
Mr. Ridgeway Of Hilo- tbe former
SECRETARY Of senator CulloEA and whom
Senator culIom was supp4lting. How.
ever, j. q, Pratt, on the core Of his
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-12-02
TOPICS or THR DAY.

Kepoillai, we are sure, needs no
sympathy from the Maui News man
He is perfectly capable Of looking af-
ter himself in the present instance as
he has beer in the past, and that with
Out the aid and sympathy Of mine
hoatR who now has bought the Maui
hostelrie.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-12-02

We are given to understand that the
legislativ 4evouchers were given over
o a special committee of the Federal
grand jury to examine and investigate
but we have not found out who COM
posed the committee 1t may, have
been w, O. Atwater, w. w. Hall, Jack
Lucas, Jno. c. Lane and Andrew
Adams. No outside mortal yet knows,
unless it be at Republican headquar-
ters. So much for their one-sided re-
port
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-12-02

of the special grand jury committee
that examined the tell-tale vouchers
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-12-02

Entered at ths ros ofnos at Honolulu
q. T.. as Seconded mall
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-12-02

Ycu know you'll need ice; you
know it's necessity in hot weather
We believe you are anxious to get
that ice which will give you salts
faction, and we'd like to supply
you. Order.from
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-01-28
NEW ROUTE
A FOrty-mile Cutoff On the
 American Trail.

Ths new United Stutss overland trall from Eagle to Steel creek, ln .onneetlcn with shs through trl.l from Valdez 10 Eagle. ls being used for the first time ln oonnsctlon with the winter mail service be- tvssn the coast and the Interior of Alaska. Ths nsws Is brought by Harry Close says the Dawson News;
 oTht route over the new cutoff between steele rssk and Eagle, runs by way of Dlscovtry fork and O'BrIsn and is 70 nllss long, says Mr. Close. This Is 70 niles shorter than the old route down the Fortymlls to lts mouth, where the town of Fortynlls stands. and then along the Yukon Co Eagle. Is does not require many trlps Co make an aggregate saylng Ut hundreds of miles by travelling the new routs two ways.
 "A weekly service Is bslnG given on the valdsz-Esgls route. This service was be- run Dscsmber [, and IS to continue five months during the winter When left Fortymlls ths mall was five days late from Valtsz. But delays cannot be ayold- d. Hsayy storms sometimes tll the trails with snow 30 it is impossible to make good tine on such a comparatively lNtls tfaVslsd course
 "Ths 200 pounds starting from Valdez Ia the summer Is usually reduced Co 90 pounds by the time lt reaches Fortymlle. This Is because the greater portion of the matter Is for the miners ln the ChestoeEena and other streams 10 that vicInitt.'
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-01-28
INLAND WEATHER.
Toi.ErSphio Reports of Climatic Cou.
 ditiOnSFrOn che Interior.

The following was :ths eOadltIOnlOf the weather at the various points Of the To- tsrlor as reported by telegraph yesterday morning;
 Whltshorse-Clsar calm, Ca below. COwley-Clsar calm, 5s below. Carlbou-Clsar, calm. 4s below. Psnnington-Clear, calm, & below. Bennstt-ClsT, calm, s4 below. Log cabln-Clsar, calm, s4 below. Fraser-Clsar, calm, A below. White Pass-clsar, north wind, 80 be- low.
 Glaelsr-Clsar, calm, z4 below. Atlln-cIelr, calm, s6 below, SslwIn-Cloudy, calm, s6 bsloW. Selklrk-Clsar, calm, 6S below. Yukon CrOsslnE-Clsar, calm, 71 below, Big SslmOn-Clear, calm, 60 below. Hootallnqua-Clear, calm, Ca below, La Bargs-FOggy north wind, 6o below Taglsh-Clsar calm, "a below.