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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-19
Maroon. WIN pl.y Ec-,,,o,

The Maroons OF this city will play at Ferguson.
mo- this sf ss Ssra The Maroons have been
with their team strengthened they intend to
drive the h1 S1s , away Rabe and Hartshorn
Maroons address Clarence ". Wright, No 1907
Market street.
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Apprentice allowance claimed.

THE REPUBLICS SELECTIONS.
First Race-Black Enough. Bush Smith. Ale
gTette.
Second Race-Grantor. Wellesley. Armand
Third Race-Tioza. Pirateer A Lark
Fourth .Race-Lady Strathnore. Light Opera.
Fifth Race-Bugler. Scalper Clifton Forge
sixth Race-orpheum Montana Peeress w B..
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cipal exhibitors at every horse show. will
enter several of his trottins horses on New
England tracks in the autumn.
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TNnT Gardiner ~
WI n ack / n l!
- ~ N14-AIAr01SA- o AO
LOCAL RACING
Miss Golightly Won Stake
Race at Delmar From
Fitzkanet and Jordan.
THE REPUBLIC FORM CHART.

DELMAR Nineteenth Day
Judge p A. A.
srace +yearo
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RYAN AND DELANEY EXPRESS
OPINIONS ON BIG BATTLE.

Figures Corbett Has Chance eries
Twenty Round Fight and Has Attached Former
Champions Complexities Is Trying for Speed His Training
Corlyett straightforward Gossip of the Fighters.
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WRITTEN FOR THE SUNDAY REPUBLIC

WRITTEN FOR THE SUNDAY REPUBLIC
Charles Haughton Of tho West End Club.
| he of hard-luck fame, tells an interesting
story Of some stray pugilists who hap
pened along a few weeks ago and CHARTERED
| themselves at his institution.
II have all kinds Of fellows coming around
and telling me they are dead broke said
he. land so long as they behave themselves
generally let them stop over for day or
two at the club
They go to sleep on the floor of the ring.
which is thickly padded. as you know. or
else manage to take their rest on some
cots I have upstairs. So long as they keep
quiet and make themselves useful in clean
ing up the place occasionally let them use
the club for shelter.
"A few weeks ago three OF the toughest
looking specimens / ever saw drifted In.
They spoke very politely and kept very
quiet, however. so l let them drop around
of an evening and sleep on the floor.
Il was sitting in front of the place late
one night with the three guys seated on the
curbing a few feet away. A car came along
from the garden with man standing on
the running board. He was jagged, I reck-
on for he didn't notice u wagon that was
near the tracks and he got knocked of in
to the street.
Before any of the car crew could reach him
though. the three fellows jumped up from
the curb, picked him up in the tenderest
fashion and carried him to the nearest drug
store. They handled him with such caro-
that I formed a flrst-class opinion OF them.
I never saw n man borne with such solicit
tude.
Il got to turning over in my mind what
/ should do for the kind-hearted trio and
went TO meet them as they came back from
the drug store. They didn't see me coming
and heard them talking. One of them was
saying:
II got 80 cents. how much did you get?"
well" the other guy answered, "he only
had dollar in his pants pocket. but got
that"
Il gave the trio their walking papers
right away"
Brooklyn Tommy Sullivan whose ring rec
ord is well known here, has a story to re-
late of one of his own experiences 1t re-
fers to a little episode between Haughton
and himself.
When Sullivan first reached this city, aft
er his matches with Abel and Sherlock,
which ended In such untimely fashion, his
ring ability was not SO well known as IL is
to-day.
Recognizing this fact Sullivan was some-
what sensitive about his record, especially
as other pugilists Of the same name were
sometimes confused with him.
Andy DAILY had been brought here at this
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STARTLING RESULTS!
How They Ran for Our Clients.
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY.

Chicago. FrIday-Burney Buntca. 20 TO l. vvus
S UFstha. to ). won: sweetle TO S. won: SD
Won; Chicago. Saturday-Rainisnd. q 10 / won:
Ws baps to AL l. won stand Pa 70 won
Get posted Address EX-JOCKEY J. z RYAN,
4ci Benoist building s.. Louis
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DRAKE TO BACK M'CHESNEY
IN NEXT RACE AT BRIGHTON

Punger Chicago Said to Have Expressed His
Betting S2500O0 Ho Wednesday if Necessary
Make Him Favorte Over the Fed-says Sentiment Will At
feet the Odds
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e.
in
a
way Tn ne IS aiSn ar
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MONDAYS DELMAR ENTRIES.
First race. four and one-haif furlones. selling:
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@ y % s u Of @ w.'s poorly and probably F
&" ri T :r. hGs tired: .gs f5s ras good race
SC emnsaa
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ran God acn
WELT through not the going Eonh began
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Start good. Won easly second dstyn. Winner r Far
Broodler best mark Pyrho tired after going good
T,me-:o5,; 1sS. sH SsH. lis. la. I:t. 1so. Iasu.
En2 Seventh for 3-year-olds and 500.
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Mortgage Sale.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, That that Ger.
tain Mortgage executed and delivered BY Ole q.
Olron aud Eldak Olson, his wife. Mortgagors to
day Of Dscem6er, 4. D 1901. and aisd for record
in the Office Of the Register Of Deeds OF County
18th day Of January A. D. 1902, and recorded
in Book S8of Mortgages. at page IS, VIII be fore
closed BY q sale Of the premises in such Mort
gage and hereinafter described, at the front door
OF The Court House In the City OF Pembina in the
County of t'embina and Slale of North Dakota
al the hour of O'Clock p. m. on the 18th day Of
March. 1903. 10 satisfy the amount due upon
sud Mortgage on the day Of sale !,
The premises described in said Mortgage and
which will be sold to satisfy The same are those
certain premises situated in the County Of Pom.
bina aud State Of North Dakoa aud described
as follows, tO-wit; l.jss
The North. East Quarter OF the North East
Quarter (NE IA NE 1-4) OF Section Seventeen M
| and the East Half Of the South, East QuartefrEK
sE IA Of SECTION Eight 1871 Township One Hun.
dred and Sixty One t16A Range Fifty six 1851
containing One Hundred and Twenty f12O] acres
more or lefs, according to the Government sur
vey thereof.
There win be due on such Mortgage q. the
date Of safe the sum of Two Hundred, Eighteen
and $500 [s2l6.s3] Dollars.
FARGO LOAN AGENCY,
AZ =, d., Mortgages
80 Attorney for Mo!i4tg.see, ,. /. i.
| S. q .,.. Fargo. n. D.
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MORTGAGE sale.


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That lhat Ger
tain Mortgage executed anu delivered by5sRu.
dOpn Mey er, single man, NurtXugor, 40 Fargo
Dan Agency, mortgages dated the 10th day Uf
y. cember A.. ID. 1901, and filed IOr record in the
oL.,v oi the Regisler Ol Deeds 81 the County 81
feni,ina and State Of North Dakota on the 18th
day Vi December, a. d. 1901, aid recorded in
fook ~ OF Mortgages, ut page 22l ,Awtll b fore
closed Wy sale OF The pennies, in such Mort
gage sid hereinafter described, ut the front
door OF thu Court House IN the City Of felnbins
IN the COuntyoi Pemblnat ADD State OF .NOrlh
Dakota. at the hour OF O'Clock p. m. dA the
18th day OF March, 19O8. TO. satisfy the amount
que upon said Mortgage on the day Of sale. =
The premises desei ibed in saidi Mortgage; and
which will be sold 10 sRusfy The same, are thOee
certain premises situated In the County Of Penn
bina AND Slate Of North Dskots and described
10 follows, t0.Wit: IL.
The kasl Hail Of The North. East Quarter sEk
NE l.4) the eoulh.W syl Quarter OF the N0ri6
East Quar- ter (oW ID NE Ia and the south,
East Quarter Of The Northwest Quarter (SE IL
NV :.D Vi section Seventeen (l7) Township One
Hundred anu Sixty Two ICY Range kiftysThree
(68) containing Ons Hume red and Sixty 7(l6O)
acres more Or iess. according to the Government
survey thereof
There Will he due on such Mortgage Ct the
date OF sale the sum OF Four Hundred, Sixteen
anu M-lU (e416.54/ Dollars. 49, !.
Dated NJ Fargo, January 18th, 1904
FARGO LOAN AGENCY,
~, Mortgages
Attorney Tor Mortgage, NV
Fargo, N. d. !;
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II Made Histon.

Such slight circumstance as glass
Of wine changed the history of France
for nearly twenty years. Louis Phi
nppe. king Of the French, had son.
the Duke of Orleans, and heir to the
throne. who always drank only GER.
tain. number or glasses OF wine, be,
cause EVEN enc more made him tipsy.
On q memorable morning be- forgot to
count the number Of his glasses and
took one more than usual When en-
tering his carriage. he stumbled, fright
ening the horses and causing them to
run. In attempting to leap from the
carriage his head struck the pavement,
and he soon died. That glass Of wine
overthrow the Orleans rule. confscated
their property of 100000, 900 and sent
the whole family into exile.
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Mortgage sale.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That that GER
tain MortA.Ee executed aud delivered. BY GeurKs
O'Hara and Elizabeth O'hsra. his wife, Mort
gagors. IL Fargo Loan Agency, Mortgage, d,.t. Il
the 18th day Of April, A D. l9l4 and He'd IL.
record in The office of the Register vi Deeds OF
III. County OF Pen bina and State of North Da-
kota, on tue 18th day ot April, A. d. l9U2. and
lecorued in Book 81 OF MOr.gages, at page 2lO
will be foreclOsed by Y saie Of the premises in
such Mortgage and Hereinafter described, st The
iron: door of the COurl Huu z IN the CITY Ut
PeMb Iii. In the county .; pcmDina and Sale OF
NOrtl, Dakt IA, at III. hour OF o'ciUck y. III. On
l4,h Guy y. MarcL. 1913. To sallsly lie amount
due Upon rad mortgage on the day o sale. s
The pr. M ..CscrtDeu III suiu Mortgage and
which VIII tie sold y, satisfy tho same. are those
CERTAIN premises y, tua, ed IN Tic County u Penn
bina and sta.e OF North Dakota and described
as follows, gO-wlt: $50.
The East Half OF the South West Quarter lex
sWxlof Section Twenly-four co Township
One Hundred aud Sixty Two (l82) Range Fifty
Two (52J containing Eighty (oU) acres more or
LEES, according 70 the Government survey there
Of. sasf
There will be due on such Mortgage at the
dnte Of sale the sum Of thirty aud l3lUO ($3O.13
Duilars. q .-Nss
Dated at Fargo January 18th, 1908.
FARso LOAN AGBNcY
-, '4E Mortgage
Attorney Tor Mortgage, H., 49, liz.
Fargo. y. isg.,s;.' vi; - =
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CANNOT BE REVIVED.

Woman Faints and for Several Days
Has Been unconsciou.;.
Xenosha, Wis.,, Feb. 19.-Mrs. Will
lam Cole of the town of Pleasant
Prairie has laid in state OF Coma .sr
the past ninety-eight hours. an. ,."r
condition has not been change; In
that time. Tie woman tainted wiz, :.
attending church service and all Ell,
forts to revive her have proved fut.e
The doctors from all sections of the
country have: been called to attend
her, h''t their combined service bas
not been sufficient to bring her t.
consciousness
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HE wouLDN'T-BE ~sNuBBED
Colonel 6chiltree Biaea HIS Time
and Carried OF the Honors.

Colonel 0chiltree Bided HIS Time
and Carried OF the Honors.
General Grant was great. admirer
sf Colonel Thomas, Ochiltree and made
many Of the men Of Galveston a bit
Jealous. As result they once planned
an incident whereby they would hu.
initiate Ochiltree. Grant was to stop
at Galveston after his trip to South
America. and the committee did not
put Ochiltree's name on the list of dis.
tinguished men to meet him.
Ochiltree bided his time. as he was
never known to complain. and did not
60 to the ship to welcome General
Grant. He took q vantage point in the
crowd that filed the streets in front of
the fremont House. He was behind
two rows Of celebrities who were doing
guard duty along the edges Of Grim.
son carpet which ran from the hotel
steps to the curb. The reception com.
mittee. or part of 1t, was standing in
the hotel door. waiting to give the gen
eral the gladstone. hand.
Ochiltree watched until the general
and Mrs. Grant had stepped from the
carriage. and then he bulged through
the line. He rushed down.the crimson
carpet, shook heartily the hand of. his
old friend and, Offering his arm to
Mrs. Grant. marched proudly through
the rank and file of the leading citizens
into the hotel. The mob outside de-
manded speech from the general.
and. constituting himself committee
of one, Colonel Ochiltree appeared with
him in the hotel balcony and intro
duced Grant as one Of his best, truest
and bravest friends. This was the last
time the men in Galveston tried to
snub him at q social function.
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safe 81 L.al,,,d.

| e
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. That a. nureu
ancs Of an order :nxtie On the 18th day Of No
Judge Of heeonnty Court. In and fof the Conn
y Of pembns, state Of North D.kotn, the und
Mattest'n late Of the township OF Crystal in the
county 81 Pembine and state OF North Dakota
raary ~. D. 1903, at o'clock IN the afternoon
81 that day, AT the late residence OF said deceas
"a, o. the premises hereinafter described, in the
township Ct Crystal county Of rembina and
stAteof Nor1h Dakota, offer for sale and sell at
public auction, to the highest bidder. for cash
subject y confirmation 6y the Judge Of the said
&c! OF land situate. lying aud being in the town.
chip OF Crys.a'; In the county OF Pembina and
state Of North Dakota, and described as follows
to,wit: The northwest quarter Of section mum
ber five % in township one hundred ffly-nine
(l6a) North. of range number ffty-ave (65J west
containing one hundred sixty acres, more OF
iess, according " the United States Government
survey thereof
Dated January 2lst. 1902. ,s--e...-
~, - NORMAN MATHESON.
ADMINISTRATORS the Estatsof John Matheson,
deceased. & $685.
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DEPARTMENT oF'THE INTERIOR, UNITED
STATES LAND OFFICEaGRAND FORKS. ND
PUBLIC LAND SALE.
from the Commissioners 81 the General Land OF.
fee, under authority vested in him by section,
49, u =: Revenue statuts az amended by the
We will proceed to offer at public sale. on the
18th cay Of March, 1903 next, at 1hiss office. TIE
q, township l62 corth. Of range 50 west) Lot one
Section thirty -one, township one hundred sixty.
two n0eth range hfiy west of the fifth ~ prin.
one: hundred tbs (85 10000 acres. NJ.
Anytendall persons claiming adversely the
above deegribed lands, are advised 10 ale theil
Designated for the commenceme nt!of. said sale
otherwise their rights viii! be forfeited {:
~ George b. Winkhtp, Register. .
80. -: John Nelsoas Revolver.
Dated this 22nd day of January, 1905
< J: ~. Anderson, Attorney. . ~.
aos5 -. Graud Forks, ND. .s.a S, 81
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r 4 r
$3.50, ASs:tsIss;s Il. IS Nv 8 r.,.. 4.
81 y SuXsRitSs1 4. i .Ex.se.~.
L. A.)lsRsXSeilSiS ,I.Ss, !. - i s...!.
Non Of the time Il the ..tty. ,l,..;n.. ,:x,...,
r lcinie diatancss awar n ,n,r.,,,, =,
sama te,ls 81 the metho,d s. nt,rss,,,rl i,
The lAdian1 81 Brittsh {. olnnahIa H, 4.
inR deer. they f,aye eSolref srsf..u,,
thie huntsnan ssya. th.i ahovs M ma.
deal skfll ana symnathr ma ~ nuowie.f..,
az natural conditions he ~. -
ssThe fudla ~. to herfn Win tio mn,
hunt deer FOR, the pltssure ar hunting
They 20 for deer Il. + sho,a.ekeencr moo.
d market FOR beeef. ana. = hat.s n,os..
IN British Columbia. Il any rate--they
don't 10 often, Salmon 10 plentiful. Ii.
the rivers and II easily CAUGHT - whv
chase animals when they can secure
nsh? | It Il something A II Il in New.
foundland. where went ! connie Of
seasons ago There the prevailing ash.
as you might say. ia cod. and. though
there Is no end to the variety Of edible
Dish that can be taken, the natives new
er think of eating anything else. Cod
n nlontff,,l md thav forr,, tho ho,,;+ J
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Adam ana the Tailor.
"This." said the guide. els the grave
Of ADAM ia
Historic spotl With reverential awe
may. with feeling of deep thankful
ness-the wealthy merchant tailor on
his first trip to the orient drew near
and cast flower on the tomb. Err.
ing ancestor" he murmured. II should
be the last man on earth to reyile your
memory. To your sin ! owe my pros.
perity..:' Chicago Tribune. 35. 81
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sum MONS.

so -". x 8Un1mON8. 40. fl.t 'a<.
STATE aeS 9E H q Fsnps. JUSTICE Gs.,x
T.. Lerteheliere, plaintiff ~. Fred Shannon, de-
The State Of North Dakos. to the above named
defendant. iaS .s.S 4
E 81 this second Summons hersin you are di.
rected 10 appear before mo ct nv Office in the
North Dak6ta. 81 ! o'clock p. m..of tho 17th day
city ofPenbina, county Of Pempina and state Of
Of February: a. D. 1913, there 70 answer the
In .gainst yon, alleging that yon are indebted
TO him in the sum Of thirty doliars and nifty
cents, for balance due ON wages for labor per.
formed during fall OF 1909 and demanding tudg
ment against you for the sum OF thirty dollars
and tifty cents and cost Of this action. aud the
said properly seisel1nder Q writ Of attachment
IN this case be sold TO satisfy said claim, and you
are hereby notified, that unlsn you so srpear
and anrwsr, tho plaintiff will Jake Judgment
against you accordingly. & ls..89 #
Given this Oath day 81 January, a. D. 1913. 9
Russell Aylsn
sss#Ss Justice u: the, eas g
80.82 in and for PembiDa County.
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oREMArED IN BURNING CAR.
freight Conductor Killed During Coz
Eeio

Freight Conductor Killed During Coz.
Iison.
st. Paul, Feb. ia rea:b>-d col
lis1on between Great .'c:rth srn
switch engine and o"rlin"toa
freight train at the foot # Williams
street, near the Westn1i'> si.-os:
bridge, resulted in the de- =. 4 2. II.
Kelley. the conductor q: tn fire.: t
train. A fire followed - week ana
lkelleys body WIS cre,n A.. Kel,ey -
thought to have been c:'us.icd to death.
Soon after the crash Gre starte{, in
the debris and as the woodwork Yves
consumed by the flames part, of Ksk
sley's body fell to the ground. Tha foet
were not recovered.
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Medicine For HIM.

& "His wife has treasured all the let
tiers he wrote her when he was court
Ing her: keeps them by her MI 4 lit'
time Il as.5S;
'.Gracious! She doesn't read then
over. does she r. 81 III i
e "'No. but she threatens to read them
to him whenever he gets obstrepe rous. {
-Phtladelph Press. ;$s5 5;is
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RURAL PHONE.

It "'itl Extend Out From the Town Of
Madison.
Madison. S. D., Feb. 10. - Pre!in-
mary arrangements have been male
by the farmers Of this locality for t.. {
construction Of q rural telephone sys.
tenn. One Of the proposed lines will
run as far sonth as Wentworth. The
rural line will be connected with the
local telephone system, and will be a
convenience to business men and
farmers.
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'Fou,rl,a,stalIed.


May What's the matter. der
Clara NY engagement With sharls
Il broken. IS,
MAY Bnt I thought you Intended )
break ~ D
III lara So r did, but the reich ".
ana broke II himself
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ca s1o9sa IllQ souS1nsul emsIo zoNo1
.DenrSA eqa ps1ueseId eusso 1o9Sue8
.kISt3
.se2Iusd e1s2s eQa 10 pleu 90 81 s2olA
400 10 suoanoexe no 9ul1InbeI SlIQ =
q3IA uoaosuuoo u 3uomQsIuRd le1Idso
70 ms3s6s uoI3noo1a2ale. eQ9 Io1 3uIpIA
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.ueIso lIsQl dn pesoIo sssnoq Qaod
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1oasues qsnoQ1le 'pe4ulodds uesq aex
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qua -molI qoee1 pue 1unoI 'uosa@sW
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10 4lBd uIeqaIou sqa 10 uol9oes SUI
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sQa pesoddo elnoN IT lo2vues .loI1sd
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sqa ASIA o. xls 10 ee42Iwmoo rsIosds
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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1903-02-20

II doesn't & cost d cent TO be a gfnfi.
man. but Il may cost you ,yo,,r life i.
lie II fool ellison K ssolse
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1903-02-20

K our and Feed
u. Store.

The undersigned desires to call
the attention ct the farmers and
people in generalto the tact that
he is now prepared to- supply all
with Flour and Feed Of al kinds
WHEAT, OATS AND BARLEY
Taken in exchange, or for cash,
at the highest market price.
Store on corner Stnts man an
Second streets Penn bina.
FRANK FELDMAN.
Successor to H. q. Feldman
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-09-26
SATURDAY, SEPT. 26, 1903.
STAY AND FIGHT.

Taking the present political status
into consideration,t the outlook seems
brighter, to our conception, for the
Democratic party to wedge in. The
INDEPENDENT is of the opinion that
the party ought not to recede one
step backwards, providing it sees
clear way, from it's present attitude
of taking part in the arena OF our
county politics, particularly with
regard to this island OF Oahu.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-09-26

If Joe Millet wins oyer Ruhlin in
the big fight at San Francisco on
October ~ he will be the second
pugilst to gst his start 10 Honolulu.
Tom Sharksy was sn unknown until
he clesned up Rough Thompson
aud everything else here. When he
got to the Coast, however, the gates
to the ring were siar to him. Il has