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The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-09-11
MAKES PROVISION
 FOR SOLDIERS HOME
(Continued from Page O-e.)

The bill authorizing the board of al- dermen of towns having more than 10000 population to establish and maintain a city hospital, was passed without a dis senting vote.
 The homestead exemption bill of MT. Foster of Pike was passed. The bill makes no important changes in the old homestead law, but makes the statutes conform with the new constitution.
 MT. Werner gave notice that he would to-day, under the rules of the House. move to take from the adverse calen- dar House bill S32.
 Authors of Measures.
 MT. DuBose of Jefferson. offered res olution requiring the clerk to print on the calendar with each bill. the name of its author. He moved a suspension of the rules for the passage of the resolu- tion. The rules were suspended.
 MT DuBose argued that under that plan much time could be saved and the business of the House would be expe- dited.
 The resolution was tabled upon motion of MT. Hoffman of Mobile.
 The Hoffman bill giving a landlord a lien or attachment on the goods of a tenant, who attempts to move them, was called up and passed.
 The bill providing a form for the reg lstration of judgment was taken up. The bill was. passed.
 o,Monument Bill Killed.
 The biif appropriating $10.OOO to aid in the erection of monuments to the mem- orys6f TAlabama soldiers who fell on the battlefield of Gettysburg, Chickamauga. Shiloh j4hd vicksburs, was indefinitely postponed. The bill stood no show what wer. Only one speech was made on 1t ,nd that by MT. Kelly of Choctaw, fin opposition to the bill, which provided
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-09-11
strika Nav Be Avsrtad.

Kansas City, Sept. 10.-The Missouri coal miners and the coal operators were in session here today to effect settle ment of the coal situation and miners strike now in the Novinger District which comprises most of Missouri. where 800 miners are out against the advice of Pres ident Mitchell. Thus far nothing has been given out for publication but 1t is believed an agreement will be reached and a general strike averted.
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Norfolk 6 Western Report.

Philadelphia. Sept. 10-The annual re- port of the Norfolk and Western Rail- road Company for the year ended June 90 was made public today. It shows the earnings and other incomes amounted to s2i. .30S, ,933, an increase over the previous fiscal year of S3,6s S34. The net income after deducting operating expenses and interest and rentals for equipment amounted to $6,O40,1Ss, an increase over the previous year of s9l7.094
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-09-11
Employes Get Advance.

Sedalia. Mo, Sept. 10.-After a two days conference at Parsons, Kan. be- tween officers of the Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railroad Company and com mittees representing its employees. an agreement was reached to-day whereby 50 per cent. of the employees in the &c., dalia shops are granted an increase of 1Oc a day. The increase is not satisfac- tory to the men.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-09-11
"Grifn Jones Detained.

Philadelphia. Sept. 1O.-By direction of Deputy Coroner Hammond all those who were arrested in connection with the death of Pugilist Riley were this even- ing discharged from custody with the ex- ception of "Grif' Jones. who was Riley 8 opponent in the bout. He will be detain- ed in jail awaiting the action of the corOners jury.
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Rioters" Cases Postponed.

Evansville. Ind. Sept. 10.-The cases of the alleged rioters have been postponed until Monday. September IA. when the trial of William Trimble will begin. 1t will probably take day to try this one case. As each man will ask for sep arate trial 1t will take several days to dispose of the cases.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-09-11
Yellow Fever in Mexico

Merida. Yucatan, Sept. 1O.-According to official statements from the Yucatan government, there were l2S cases of yell of August. of which fifty proved fatal. Tn Progresso during the same time there were nine cases but no deaths.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-09-11
Manufacturer Assigns.

Boston, Sept. 10.-A petition In bank ruptcy was filed today by Joseph H. Lou don. a large woolen manufacturer of Wales and Monson. Mass. The total lia- bilities as shown by the schedules. amount to $321 1863, with nominal assets of $3l6, TIT. The unsecured claims amount to s94,972 distributed among about 100 cred itors.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-09-11
Four Men Killed.

Duluth. Minn., Sept. 10.-Four men were killed and one hurt today by the falling of a 6O-foot scaffold. The dead: Andre w Anderson, Oscar Bricson, c. Anderson. unidentified man. v
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Miss Roosevelt Below surfacs.

Newport, R. l.. Sept. 1O.-Miss Alice Roosevelt went down in the submarine boat Moccasin today After being sub merged for a few minutes so that the novelty of the situation might be appre- ciated she rose to the surface and disem- parked. The water was quite shallow where the boat went down.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-09-11
Bank Robbers Lost $5,ooo.

Spokane, Wash, Sept. 10,-Bank robbers broKe into the bank at Downs, Wash, and blew the doors off the safe, which is said to have contained about 5000. The explosion was so great that the heavy safe fell forward on the floor The rob bers were unable to raise 1t to get it's contents and left without the booty.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-09-11
Infringing on Boundary,

Bogcta. Sept 8. via Buena Ventura
 Sept. 10.-The press Is publishing articles protesting against the occupation of Pe- ru of the so-called Anna azonis frontier. as 1t infringes on the boundary claimed by Colombia. The members of the Congress are demanding that the session be ended.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-09-11

Canton. O., Sept. 10.-The second anni- versarv of the death of President Mo Kinley next Monday will be observed in this city by d memorial service in the church which he attended during his life fima
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-09-11

of the National Wholesale Druggists here to-day resolutions were adopted denounc- ing "cut rate" druggists and urging wholesalers to cooperate in abolishing the feature of trade objected to. The re- tail association concurred in the resolu- ton,
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Mistaken for a Rurglar.

Oklahoma City, Ok. Sept. l0.-Whils walking in her sleep this morning, Fan nie soper was taken for burglar and shot in the side by John Hubetka, a saloon keeper. She was severely wound
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Mnndu Rack at wnr,.

Washington, Sept, l0-Secretary Moody has returned from New England, Where he spent his summer vacation.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-09-11
Wall Paper.

Just received a large ship ment of we'll selected Wall Paper for the Fall Trade at Rock Bottom Prices. Now IS the time to have your work done before the rush comes.
 My Prices are the Lowest.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-09-11
II. (. COMER | A SUICIDE Railroad Flagman Ended His Life. SHOT IN RIGHT TEMPLE No Definite Cause Assigned
 for the Act. Lay Down in Parlor of His Brothers Home and Killed Himself.
 May Have Been in
 Love. 

Nat: The only thing I ask you is to bury me as I am; do not make . change. I leave you all. I hate the way I am forced to death.
 With love to all,
 Tom.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-09-11
Panel Trimming.

J. c. Bennett were struck by a suburban car tonight and killed
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-09-11

Rate Cutters Denounced. Boston, Sept. 10.-At the closing session
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Struck by Street Car.

Cleveland. O.. Sept. l0-Mr. and Mrs,
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6. '. B0CACKI,

sasA, Doors. Wall Paper, cabins' Hanteis, Buildsrs' Hardware and
 Supplies. Mall oreirs solicited
 and given prompt attention. Phone $50. s4 Comm % St
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The Story of Simon Suggs.

7 There was druggist named suggs, Who cut prices on all of his drugs, <, Then he sent them by rail,
 And he sent them by mail,
 He aisC sent them by tugs.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-02-03
III lNCREHBLE vERDAD i

Unica vedada ocasi6n para gastar bien dao rssa
valor coss Obeo le de 10y gara9tsS
qulate hermosmo espl6ndos brautes quin D
do vaor constane sxplendor mpeza verdi,
Dscomposci6n dureza, apdaci6n psrfscta
5000 DOLLARS Sc regaan quea distiaga suta :
leglmos Gran premo la Exposici5n de Paris
Anlo para cabaeo briante 10 dollars Ano para cah
ban grueso 90 dollars Afsr cabae brane muy s
20 brantes 10 dolars Anio senors
blante rueso dollars Pendertes ar) senota dm i
dollars Pendntes bsnte 10 dollars
sonora brans muy Qrueaos 90 dcars Pendienes
dero regao dollars Medalas de ley Ia e6gie de Pa
Forenca brlanss Alaska 20 dollars
asto por ca certfcadas
carada mercancia, para toda Ia sla do Puerto Rtco
No servi& aing1n peddo sconpaAado do
bstes del Baaco certfcada vaor decarado @
venido antes efsctuar el pago
xaedida los aBlos ho redsu
dedo
No hacen descuence concedeR representations %
Gratis e Cataogo Uustrado.
necaacia 10 devvera
Dgre reprssentante general unco dc La Sociedsd Orc
lantes
Am Alaska g. A. Buyss Corzo Romano 104 LOG Milan a
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-02-03

sas. diio Ell hombrecillo CON gran
tnSolencia.
-Veamos.
-Por consiguiente, usais NAL un
apellido que no oS pertenece. CO.
zais de una renta de dieE y nueve
mil libras pr6xImamente, a Ia
muerte de vuestra madre (tenfais
entonces ounce sfios) hubierais
encontrado IN partido conveniente
para casaros. Hab6is preferido lle-
var una vida aventurera.
Maestro RoSSignol, interrum-
pi6 secamente la sefiorita de Cha
mery; mi conducta no os importa
NADIA, me psrece.
-iOhi Lo que digo, replied ell
hombre de negocios,- no tiene otro
obieto que probaros que conozco
vuestro pssado tan bien como vos
podeis~ conocer Ell mfo. He aquf
todo.
-dY qu6P dijo la sef1orita de
Chamery; : pues que es asf, veo que
podemos entendernos las mil ma
rsvillaS.
-Estoy G vuestras 6rdenes.
-SQuereis ganar doscientos mil
francOs7
-lVaya una preguntsI sQle hsy
que hacerP
-Escuchsr ante todo Ia historic
que os voy relatar.
Los escucho sef1 rita.
Ell marques de Ohamery, padre
de mi hermano Hector, = marido
de mi madre, habfa derrochado su
patrimonio antes de Ia primera re-
voluci6n. A 81 vuelta de la emil
graci6n hered6 desu ito Ell caballero
de Chamery, antique Official de Ma.
rina, una gran fortuna que habfa
hecho en- las Indias, de 1760 Alto.
al servicio dsl rey de Lahore.
-Ya 10 sabfss -diio Rossignol.
@Esperad. -. Vuelto Francis
al principio del imperio, ell cgballe.
70 de Chamery compr6 todas Las
tierras sefIoriales que habfau perte.
necido q 81 familia, reconsEltuy6
ID fortuna de los Ohamery y mnrl6
dos alIos despu6s, dejando esta Cor.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-02-03
tuna 4 su sobrino, por IN testamen.
To nlnOrafn cnnoAhidn aaf.

tuna Su sobrino, por IN testament
to olOgFafo concebfd0 asf:
<Instituyo mi hareiero universal
& Antonio Jose Fernando, marques
de Ohamery, mi sobrino. D3seo que
mi fortuna quede en- manos de La
rama menor de los Chamary. repre-
sentads hoy por el conde de Cha
mery.1
La joven Sc interrumpi6.
I'll marques &c Ohamerg tras-
miti6 su fortuna & Hector, ell cual,
fiel al testamento de su ito, ha
llamado sucederle al conde de
Ohamery, su primo. Pero el tesla.
mento del caballero tenfa IN codf-
clio. Este codicilo sc expresa del
siguiente modo:
<Si mi fortuna habiendo pasado
6 Ia rama menor de los Chamery,
habiera este de extingufrse 8 que
dar representada s6la por hsmbras,
es mi voluntad formal. que a1u6lla
salga de esta rama para liz la de
les parientss lejanos que llevan
nuestro apellido, los Chamery Cha
mercy, mobiles vendeanos. Maestro
parente $50 con los Chamery Cha
mercy Sc remonta al reinado de
Francisco I; pero q pesar de su ale.
jamiento ha sido atestiguado en-
forma siempre por ambas familias.,
-lOhi iOhi dijo Rossignol.
IValla IN testsmento extrafIoi sY
d6nde Sc halla?
-En mi poder: 10 encontr6 entire
los papeles de mi madre cuando
muri6.
-Pero, -dijo RoSsignol, mo veo
10 que pod6is hacer. -.
-Esperad -.
z la sefzorita Chamery SO sonri6. Il
lei 1ltimo marques de Chame-
~ teEfa IN hijo de diez affos Guam. /
do mi madre muri0.
Else hijs ha dessparecfdo: 10
se -.
-Ha muerte. II
No se ha poatdo tener nanca
. prueba. II
-Esa prueba 90 ID que nacesita- Il
noas maestro R0ssignols q mas
,aen cas- partlda 90 dsfapoi6n en II
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-02-03

Y la senorita Chsmery miro
friamente al agente de negocios.
--Llegado q Paris habeis traba.
jado un POGO en todos los ofictos
cambiado aIgunas veces de nombre.
Algunas otras tambien habeis su.
frido condemns -.
--Sefiorita
-Pero como soiS IN hombre In
teligente, Supisteis salir adelante,
v hoy, ell senior RoSsignol, antes
Julio Malouin, es q los oios de la
justicia IN hombre irreprochable,
adm mas, IN hombre reputable por
So habilidad en- desembrollar los
Degocios mas complicados y esca.
brosos. Rossignol escuch6 Tranquil.
lRmente & Ia sefIorita de Chamery.
Cuando esta acab6, respondi6:
- Puesto que vos me conoceis
tan bien, sef1orita, permitidme
probaros que igualmenta tengo
algunos conocimientos sobre vues.
ira propia existencis.
-Decid, contest6 ella con indi.
ferencia.
--Sois hija natural del sefIor
Bronot, abogado, y de Ia sefiora de
Chamery, viuda hacfa seis amos en-
la epCca de vuestro nacimiento.
-Adelante, maestro RosSignol.
-Fuisteis educada en- el castillo
del Narsnial, como hu6rfana pri-
nero; mas tarde Ell marques Hector
de Chamery autoriz0 81 madre
para que cs llamara su hiia.
--BIen, Sy despuesf
--Muerto Ell marques, Su fortuna
ha pasado al coronel conde de Cha.
merry, ell primo. El marques Hec.
tor Os detestaba.
-@Es verdad.
LA marquesa, vuestra madre, Il
40 ha podido deiaroa. nj morir, mas H
que ciento cincuenta mil frances,
fruto de sus economics y producto
de In ven6s de sus diamantes.
Pero ell condc de Ohamery os ase
gur0, al tomar Doseci6n de la he- II
rencia y del tftulo de marques una
pension vitalfcis de doce mil nbras.
-- Est6is bien informad0.
-Meperads que afn ge otras co. II
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-02-03
B1BtforEoA De ala DEMooRAo1A,

tods regla. Vuestra Of oina de plei-
tOs y de creiitos debe anir a todas
sus especialidades. a 10 que me
aguro, Ia de fabricsr certifioados
! de defunci6n.
va veremos de procuRrnos
est1, sefIorita; pero....
1Esperad ado. SNo hay en- Ell
mundo mas que IN Chamery Cha.
meroy?
-iAhl Hay uno.
1Uao solo, y ese autes de ounce
dfss ser8 mi mario.
Rossignol hizo IN brusco movi-
miento.
-Es eyidente, prosigui6 des-
que 81 SO puede probar ante los
triounales que Ell joven Chamery,
hermano de La sefiorita Blanca de
Chamery esta realmente muerto...
~-Ese es negocio vuestro, macs.
tro e ossignol: no SO gsnan dosclen-
tos mil frances sin hacer NADIA
- Es verdad, sefiorita.
-Eotonces, : prosigui0 la sefIo-
rita de Chamery, = os espero den'
trC de ocho dfas con ese certifcado
de defunci6n.
-Lo tendreis. solo cue me par
mitireis pediros un ligero adelanto
de fondos.
-sCuanto os hace faltaa
-Pues. ;. siets q ocho mil fran
COS, dijo tfm.damente r R9ssignol.
La ioven tir6 del cord6n de La
campanills y aparecio Justina.
La seTiorita de Chamery Ia en-
treg6 una llAvecita que tenfa deba'
10 de Ia almohada, Ia indic0 IN
mueble y Ia dijo;
Dame la cartera de tafilete ro-
10 que este en- Ell cal in de Ia dere-
cha.
Una vez en- possession de la cartera
sogi6 diez billetes de mil frances
7 los eDtreg6 q Rsssignol.
Este Sc levant6 dsspu9s do haber
yuardado los billetes en- oil grasien-
10 bolsillo de 81 levita.
--Dentro do ocho dfss tendr6is
aQGtclas mfaa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-02-03
HOTEL o111ME1Po


A ID MNUToS DH SAN JUAN
El meJor hotel en- este china
Espl6ndida ventilaci6n. Parque,
1ardines y Kiosco q Ia inglesa.
ExceIente servicio de carruajes:
Precios moderados. Sc hAcen re-
duccIones para fanilias. Alum
brado eI6ctrico rlodeFno.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-07-25
RssidinR In Honolulu.
SATURDAY, JULY 25, 1908.
ADJOURNED slNE DIE.

The Fire Claims Commission has
at last gone out OF existence. AT it's
last meeting held this morning, it
adopted a resolution, elsewhere re.
produced, sdiourning sine die. In
accordance with the tenor of that
resolution. il will turn every matter
OF business it had in hand over to the
Government. All it's records will,in
the meantime, be turned over to the
proper Official, the Secretary OF the
Territory ,and matters are up to him
and the Governor to satisfactorily
arrange, rectify aud certify, as the
case may be, or as occasion may re-
quire. sa@
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-07-25
Held for Salvage.

The British steamer Clavering has
been sized by the Uoited States
Marshal under libel OF d Spreck-
els & Bros Co. for $50, 900. alleged
to be due as salvage, the steamer
having been pulled off the reef by
their tugs. the Fearless and the
Counselman. A demand was made
on the vessels commander, Cspta ain
Barton, yesterday for the money
but he refused to pay it, whersupon
the attachment was gotten out. In
the complaint the value of the
steamer is given as $350,O00, cargo
$l50,0O0 and coal SIS 900. An effort
will be made to have the case heard
at an early date 10 order that the
ClaverinR may resume her voyage.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-07-25

time, that the Hawaiian Star is an
cffioial organ OF the Republican
Central Committee, and that it's
utterances are presumed to reflect
the ideas OF that committee and Of
the Republican party. Last year
the Star and the party It represents
went on bended knees aud prayed
for Home Rule votes. Flattery,
glowing promises, money, political
reward, intimidation aud persecu-
too were all resorted to for ballots.
Aud now the men who elected a
Republican delegate to Congress
aud gave to the Legislature Re-
publican majority are told that they
are not wanted and. are threatened
with being kicked out OF the party.
This is just the way we thought
il would come out. There is no
sincerity in the Republican party,
particularly in the "missionary"
faction Of it. The natives were urg-
ed into the party last yesr for the
sole purpose of manipulating their
votes in the election, and from the
day of election there was no further
use for them. 1t is just about time
for the voter to leave such a party
and join with Que in which ther4 is
independence, freedom OF will aud a
certainty OF furthering the best in
tefes.s of the country.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-07-25


Judge Davis is TO be commende d
for his strenuous opposition to gam.
bling and gamblers. Why, certainly,
the heavy 6ning OF few ignorant
aud impecunious Pskes for playing
dominoes and the like with five-
cents ante will strike terror to the
hearts of the many "respectable
gentlemen" about town who make
their living by gambling and they
will forthwith seek other vo-
cations. Seriously speaking, how
ever, the police and court
court policy in regard to gambling
in this city is a marvel. Chinese
who play Insignificant games among
themselves for insignificant sums
are bounded by the police, rounded
up into court, severely scorched by
the magistrate and either heavily
fined or sent to prison. Respect
able" white men who maintain a
dozen gambling resorts about the
city and make their livings by gam
bling, in the most reprehensible
way, are never molested. Aud then,
again, party OF friends fear to go
into a saloon or other resort to play
a game OF pedro or cribbage for
pastime and social enjoyment.
Judging from the tactics OF the police
the real gambler is immune from
apprehension aud punishment, while
the man who enjoys game of cards
for the amusement there is in it is
thefellow to be jumped on.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-07-25

Why does not the Superintendent
of Public Works remove the insight
ly building from the Palace grounds
at he corner of Hotel and Likelike
streetsi The structure is Of no value
aud is an eyesore. The locatinu is
directly on the car-line and should
be beauti6ed with palms and other
trees.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-07-25
"DRIYE THEN OUT"

"Loye youv enemies and do good
to them ths. hate you" is very
noble principle, but no ono ever
heard of its successful application
in politics. Probably it was never
tried except 10 Hawaii, and we may
be on the verge OF new discoyery
for the benefit OF central committees
the world over.
In the last campaign we had an
energetic and we'll organized party
committee and for it's excellent SER
vices in that contest it deserves the
thanks Of the party. That it made
. mistake in accepting ss Republic
ans q lot Of Home Rulers who enter
ed the party to get votes, is we'll
recognized. There is therefore no
reason for repeating the error. IL
we are to have Republican party
At should be a real one and traitors
in the ranks should ba promptly
driven out. The party organization
shonld stop giving pap to it's enc
mics. Our esteemed executive does
enough OF that with his own enemies,
for the whole territory.
In retrospect it appears that the
Home Rulers had little chaoce to
1Apse last time. There was one sst of
Home Rulers on the Home Rule
ticket and another set on the Re-
publican ticket. II was heads tbe
Republicans lost aud tails thu Home
Rulers won. Such situation cau
aud should ba avoided in the comiug
campaign Hawaiian Star.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-07-25

The band will resume its concerts
on the Palace grounds every other
Sunday. That will be satisfaction
to many working people with fami-
lies. Complaint has been made that
Makee Island music was too expen-
sive to men OF small means and large
families, and the return of the con-
certs to the city will he hailed with
delight by them
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-07-25

Per ALAMEDA, for Camarino
Retrigerator-An extra fresh supply
OF Grapee, Apples, Lemons, Oranges.
Lines, Nuts, Raisins Celery, Fresh
Salmon, Cauliaower, Rhubarb, As
paragus, Cabbage, Eastern and Cali
fornia Oysters lin tln and SHELF,
Grabs, Turkeys, Founders, etc. All
game IN season. Also fresh Book
roft, Swiss and California Cream
Cheese. Place your orders early
prompt delivery.
CALIFORNIA FRUIT MARKET
ooEasE Kiugsad Alakss st.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-07-25

The ships boat named "Hono-
lulu" picked up near Shanghai,
probsbly belonged to Volcano Mar
shall. At last accounts Volcano was
assuming capitalistic traits, and the
small boat may have been the nucleus
of an immense pleasure yacht OF the
future.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-07-25
TOPICS OR THE DAY.

Does it not look like the hearing
in the County Act case was post
poned to the next term OF court in
order that the County elections
might be over and the successful
candidates known before decision
is reached? Think that over.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-07-25
H A w A ri A NJ
S Q A j
For Everybody

SS4 IL " S1 y kS>SAy
The HONOLULU SOAP WORKS
are now putting up their BEST
Number SOAP in so pound Cases
family size-at 81 25 per box, deliver
ed free to every part OF the city.
Full cases 100 pounds-will be de-
livered at &25,
For all empty b"xes returned in
good, clean condition, 10 and 20
cents will be paid.
Every Family in the Islands
should have case OF Soap at this
price. The best Soap made for the
Kitchen and Laundry. Try case.
1t Is cheaper than buying by the
bar.
Order from the Agents,
N v McChesley & Sons,
Liraoited.
Queen Street.
2436.tf.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-07-25

rubbish is the contents OF an ancient
cess-pool. Fine sight, that, for
border to a aprincipal thoroughfare
and a foreground for great hotel.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-07-25


The smoke from those burnt
House vouchers of the Advertiser
AID Star must have been too much
for Representative Harris to stand,
for he's now laid up with the break
bone fever, probably from the effects
of its fumes. It's really too bad, i,
but we hope that Mr. Harris will be
up and out 10 few days and attend
to his BUSINESS, mindine not for
those burnt vouchers. Get thee
up from thy bed and walk"