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The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1904-10-08

weeks with their aunt, Mrs. Ricbar
White, in st. Louis.
Don't forget our opering, Oct
TO- at Hafter's.
MI and Mrs. E. H. Holder bav
returned after visiting in St. Loui
and Birmingham.
Miss Fannie McNeily, Of Vicks
burg, has been guess this waak M
her cousins, Misses Seymour and
Bessie Nance.
Miss Emma o. Pohl las gone to
Columbia to attend the JJnivArsitv Of
Missouri.
Mrs. W. W. Stone is visiting her
daughter. Mrs. Joseph Robinson. in
jackson, Miss
New dress goods at Hafter's.
Miss Myrtle Rose is visiting in
vicksburg, guest of Miss Marguerite
Geary.
Mrs. J. B. scruggs and her
daughter, Miss Neppie, are at home
after visit to st. Louis.
Miss Eugenia Heard and Master
William Heard, of Leland. were
guests of relatives in this CITY on
Wednesday.
Buster Brown coll ars at Half
ter's.
Miss Maude Bryan, of Alhambra,
has been a guest of friends in Green
VILE for several days.
MIR. and Mrs. George F. Archer
have returned after spending several
months travelling in the North.
Mrs. Mamie Rice, who has been
the summer with relatives
md friends in Texas and Southern
Mississippi, returned home on
Wednesday,.
Miss Innes Startling left On Friday
0 spend the autumn with relatives in
.entucky, and to attend the marriage
her cousin, Miss Bessie Lindsey,
Mr. John Williams in Louisville.
Don't forget the date, Oct. 10.
Hafter's.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1904-10-08

Mr. and Mrs. Louis Bergman were
guests of honor at delightful din
ner given on Tuesday evening by
Mrs. N. s. Nelson.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1904-10-08

Mr.. D. H. Parker, of Greenville.
and Mrs. Pearl Jones were married in
Oxford, Miss, on Wednesday, and
after visit to the St. Louis Fair
they will be at home in this city
where Mr.. Parker is a prominent
architect.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-05-05
The FlGa DispsnsafyD

The Board OF Health has formally
appealed to the public for coutribu-
tions with which to carry on the
free dispensary. Undoubtedly free
dipenaary is needed in this COM
munity. But a dispensary run as
the present one has been for the
past several years is more OF nuis-
ance than anything else, because it
has been more in the way than OF
real value. l! has been shifted from
pillar TO post TO the extent that the
poor and needy of the city have not
been able to locate it for sny con-
siderable length OF time. In addi-
tion to that the management has
been Of the rswest, rottenest kind.
The public, will certainly be willing
to respond and ke ep up the dispens-
ary. 1t is one of the greatest OF
necessities. But it is desired that
the dispensary be anchored some-
where where the people will be sure
OF finding it the next morning, and
that it be properly managed. The
INDEPENDENT is prepared to raise a
considerable fund for dispensary
conducted on the old, and only
proper lires; but it will not turn its
hand to assist an unworthy institu-
tion, operated solely for the pur-
poses OF private graft.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-05-05

stood by the Hawaiians, while prac-
tically all OF the discussion in Ha-
wsiian was not understood by the
English speaking voters present. II
seems to us that good scheme
would be for all Of the precinct
clubs to have a good interpreter
present at every meeting in order
that all important matters, which
may not be clearly understood, may
be properly explained, The fourth
precinct OF the Fourth set the prop
or example last night in having
present an interpreter who made
the entire proceedings clear to both
Hawaiian aud English speaking
voters in attendance.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-05-05
Interpreters brs Nssd'd.

The absorption of The Home Rule
party by the Democratic party on
the island OF Oahu bas been attend.
ed with the usual number Of dtiic-
ulties, and Others are ahead and
must be faced. KSlsuokalani and
his supporters have been left, as is
we'll understood, to guard the Home
Rule fagpole. But that is not a
matter that seriously copfronts the
Democratic party at this time.
What is wanted in the various pre-
cincts is perfect understanding
between the English speaking and
Hawaiian voters. Iu the several
meetings held last night and the
night before, we had oeossion to
notice that much OF the discussion
in English was not clearly under
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-05-05
The four Of The Band.

Mr. Cohen seems to have his plans
complete for taxing the band East,
and the aggregation will leave here
on May 81. He announces that he
will advertise the coming of the
band in various mainland papers, in
order that people may read aud may
know. We would like to roughly
sketch form that the advertise
ment should take, and it would be
something like this: "a company
composed Of bow-legged Dutchmen,
spsrrow.toed Portuguese aud people
of other nationalities will arrive
here next week to give a series OF
old folks concerts, after the fashion
OF 1870 The company cells itself
the Hawaiian band. It 'is true
that there are no Hawaiians in it,
but as the band starts out from Ho-
nolulu the publis should be satisfied
aud should come forward with it's
patronage. Admission, ten cents.
Joe Cohen, manager, Allan Dunn,
the hot air representative I"
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-05-05

Democratic party, on the other
hand, takes into consideration the
capabilities OF mon. This is done
on the principle that public officer
is a servant OF the people, and that
his ability to serve the people counts
for more than any party pledge that
he may be abls to invent or endorse.
The case OF John II Wise is one in
poiut. Mr. Wise was admittedly the
best man that could possibly be
selected for the position OF deputy
sheriff OF Waimes, Hawaii. He is
eminently fitted for the place and
was entirely satisfactory at all
hands, But for the reason that he
would not take the oath to support
the Republican party, as we have it
in Hawaii, he was turned down.
Who suffsrs7 Not Mr. Wise, because
the salary is small and he has busl-
ness OF his own The public suffers,
because ii is deprived OF the services
OF an extremely valuable man and
for the mere reason that he will not
bend the knee to the local Repub-
licsn Central COMMITTEES.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-05-05

to have their d.y spoiled by man
who was arbitrarily brought here by
the Park Com slission and whose
salary is paid by the parents OF these
children and the parents OF other
children OF the city |" We think
not. 1t is high time that keeper
at the park, who can at least be hu-
name to children, be put 10 charge
there.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-05-05

The Republican party OF Hawaii
makes the party pledge the essence
OF mans fitness for office. Brains
and capabilities court for absolutely
nothing. To rule is the aim OF that
party, and that party cares little, to
all appearances, for the ruin that
follows in the wake OF ils track, The
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-05-05


A bad precedent was established
by Manager Ahrsns, of Oahu plan
tation, in yielding to the demand OF
the Japanese lsborers for the dis
charge OF Head Luns Patterson.
The Japanese wanted to get rid Of
Patterson because he is strictly
business;" and a man OF that sort
does not make himself popular With
woTkmen who like to sleep late in
the morning and come home early
at night, At the same time Pstter.
son was notoriously the most valua.
BILE man at the plontstion. If the
milkand water management Of the
property 10 to yield to the demands
of the lsborers in this manner, it
will be only question OF time when
the latter will be disposed to ask
for the discharge OF the manager or
the change OF the agency.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-05-05
THURSDAY, MAY 5, 1904.
EHE PARK KEEPER.

Some days ago we called attention
to the fact that the malihini keeper
OF Kapiolani park, who has no legal
right TO be there, had been abusive
to school teacher and the class OF
pupils being conducted through the
grounds by her. Since then there
have been developments OF char
acter that must impress every per-
SON possessing a disposition to
think. These pupils, sixty in num-
ber, were, by previous arrangement,
to write child's compositions giving
their own ideas OF everything they
saw aud the experiences OF the oc-
casion. Almost withou. exception
these compositions dwell to large
extent upon the treatment the child
rem received at the hands OF the
park keeper, and in every case in
which the subject is mentioned the
children state, in their own way
that the park keeper was abusive to
them. A consensus OF the statements
of the little ones shows that the czar
OF the public play ground spoiled
the pleasure Of their picnic.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-05-05

The Board OF Health has decided
to let the mosquitoes alone. This
probably means that the doctors
have decided upon a new cause for
physical ills, aud that the ducks
will now come in for series OF pro-
fessional roasting. Every newsboy
is familiar with the fact that the
duck is a scavenger. BE promotes,
in plAos Of imperilling, health. He
is nuisance, 10 q way, but there are
authorities that would pile up TWEEN.
ty feet high to show that he is not q
menace to public health. II seems
to us that it would be q case OF
charity for some kindly disposed
individual to send in 10 the doctors
OF the Board OF Health some really
tangible theory ss to the probable
causes OF disease in different parts
OF the town.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-05-05
lnxospt Sunday
p. o. BOX 81.

Entered at the Pos Once at Honoluiu
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-05-05

Kentucsy'a famous JesSEe Moore
WhiSkey, unequslled for its purity
and excellence. On sale at any OF
the GaloonE and at Love;oy g. Co
Distributing agents Tor tho Hav { q
NlaE ds
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-05-05

The Hawaiian bugologisis are to
leave within a few weeks for Aus
tralis. They will there look up GER
tain parasites to prey upon parasites
previously introduced into this coun-
try,and, in the natural run OF events,
will have to 60 back next year to
get other parasites to prey upon the
parasites introduced this year. This
whole chronological program re-
minds US OF the Illinois planter who
explained that he bought gusno to
raise corn with which to buy more
gusno with which to raise more corn
for the purpose OF buying more
guano.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-05-05
TOPICS OF THE DAY.

Instead OF being only prosecu-
tion, it is turning out to be persecu-
tion as we'll. Persecution begat the
animus OF vindictiveness, which may
later find its way either in distrac-
tion, desperation or -.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-05-05

Some OF these compositions have
attracted our special notice. 1t is
most significant, however, that all
OF them, although written indepen-
IDENTITY OF each other, bring out the
identical poiut-the fact that the
children were improperly treated.
The disclosure forces us to ash: "Are
the sixty children OF taxpayers, out
for picnic,in q park which the tax
payers pay for, TO be insultsd and
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-05-05
NICHOLS TRAINING SCHOOL.

Frank Nichols hss removed his
Athletic School to the hall over the
Palace saloon at Palace square.
2804-1m
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&cr. SGnncr uOn Baltimore.

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g. CANADIAN & Con, 205-207, @eit.
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Horburp . &De /. @biSfep.
Siiber Bros. 60, 406, @eit.g amaen.
Strabe.
Gaifee - gcbraua,t uii6 uneebrannt.
Che Gntcrpriie Coffee 60, 528, Nore.
Galpert.S trabe.
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GngrOS- nnO GuOetails 8eIdGitcn.
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toga GtroBe; S. .. 6erauion.
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@ont, sol, Toro- Charles. stroBc:
GbnS. z. Crane, grGlioent; Garter
g.. SSburrL Gaiiirer.
Gcutide @onf, lexington. unb Soai.
Onp.StroBe; 81. $. Sduls, Gr6Ii.
Ocrt; 9Iugult @ebcr, aoiiircr.
Commercial oto 6ormerS' Rationo[
gonf, SolparO- uno 0ermon.Str.
@citern gtotionoI 9onf, IA, Norb.
GlttolpsS troBe; Soiblo s. Sorocn.
Frdiiocnt; 8. @nrriott, aoIlirer.
8onficr3 II. WofIcr.
Sam6leton & So, ~, SIt.2crinoton.
Strobe.
&obcrt 81. 6iibcr & 60, 200, 6t.
Saul troBe.
8antierS.
G%lcranoer 8romn & Cons, @oIti.
more rtn0 GaIocrt. Stra6c.
SrlIt-G ompoguie'n.
Ebe Security Storage & 3ruIt Golr.
pam, 10, gfortD = 9lpcnlc, fertiot
SeItamcntc ans unO Flulgirt ais
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Bis G12, GotBe0r1l.S trabe; Sobn
@ia, E%rGii0ent; So6n McScnrp,
S@obnciitcr; s. 81. g8aIter, Gefr.
W|orpIaR0 Erllit So, GoltrtIan0. unS
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ScQlcitcr.
&eben8Ucriid)crung3 Gompagnic'n.
NtorpIonO 2ife Sniuroncc So, 410,
@eit-S oDctte.S troBc; @. s. @lod.
foro, %r6iiOcnt; Sobn @. SanIrn
ScfretGr.
6cncr-& eriiGcrurg Igcntcn.
GODoI Sniurcnce 60, 210, SIt.
&cgingtonsS troBe.
SnouItriul- g riiGGrurgS.Gom
Some 6rien0Ip Socictr, 1926, Gin.
0en=Ipenlc.
6eterii0erc M06eI. 2a0erung.
She Seclrtp Storage & &rllIt 60,
1919, Nortb- NoGune.
Gro1am'3 8urcDollie, Yort E 9tocguc
nnO 9olplinsS trobc.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES @crGtDe unO
SGlHereien.
@riiiitG & Sitrner So, 205, Nor6.
Eoco-S trobe.
Sr1ontentnle 9rabtsNr6ciicn.
9ufur & 60, 81, q. zSoparo.S I'll.
Bubs ltnO 8eiBipdoren.
I,mitrong, Gator & 60, 106-t05,
SoptinS-Elace.
Sbiiren, SGniterrobmen II. NouIeour.
Sronf 9. 8otfinS & 60, 8ratt. nn0
GrciiOent-S trabe.
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Srnontentole 9robt.9lr6ciicn.
9rtfur & 60, 81, 81. sSoparo.S Str.
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SefGrorrnng TON GofIadsu.
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laden BON Dem @oltimorer Eoit'
@iireou rdd Den bauptiddIi6en
cinbcimiiden un0 m~l8lUGrtigen
GtG0tcn pcr3eiHnet.
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8uts mo 8eiBipdoren.
I.mItrong, Gator & 60, 106-t05,
SoptinS-Hlace.
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3biiren, Scniterrobmen II. 9iouIeour.
Sronf 9. 8otfinS & 60, Bratt. ltn0
GrciiOent-S trobe.
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GnoetaiI. 6 fife

Gn0etaiI. @ei6Gfte.
9ionlonten un0 SGmudia6en.
@clib g. Sros. Co., 1913, NorN.
GborIe8.S trobe.
Webgers Itn6 Ginmo6e.8 erf5euge.
S. q. Gfeiifer & Con- 200, Noro'
Taca.S trabe.
GIorf & SteocnS, 212 Nor0.GbarleS.
StroBc.
9u6bonoIlrng.
0llntDer'S oe3ltI6e 9lt6Dan6llu0.
sos, SIt.9aItimore.S troBe.
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SanomirtbihaftIide @erStDe unO
SGluereien.
@riiiit6 & Gttrner So, 205, Nor6.
Eoco-S trobe.