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Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-03-10
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70 he Hon. W. 7. NJ Don.ld
Judge of the Circuit Court FIR thu
Second District OF Mississippi.
We, the Grind Jury telected and
cmpannelled for said term OF this
Court beg leave To submit the follow
ing report
We have been in session four days
and have examined 81 witnesses ane
returned y indictments, and about
all of said inditeme' is are for minoi
ofTenscs. And we are glad to report
that the violations Of the law in this
County have been greatly reduced
within the last six months.
We have examined the Jail an{
find It fairly we'll kept, but recomni.
md that the Board of Supervisors
repair the sewerage thereof as We
lind that in bad repsir, we have alsc
examined the quarters of the county
,.onvicts and find them well fed and
clothed and good places to sleep and
properly worked, and the only com
plant ! a lie by the convicts themsel-
yes is that they are not allowed t.
rave cup OF coffee for breakfast
therefore we recommend that they
he allowed to have coffee to drink
hree tunes day if they want it.
We have examined the reports o.
Dad overseels and find that they ar
not made out in accordance with lay.
and we. find lhat some of them hay.
col'actcd funds for which they hav'
not ountcd, we would recommen
hat the proper county officers re
quire the road overscers to max,
heir report in compliance with law
We have examined the books
the county officers and find them co,
i'ectly and neatly kept,
We desire to thank your Honor
for yorr able and fesn less ch;rge &c
iivered to us at the beginning of th
term Of the court, and we further a.
ire to Thank all the officers of til
curt for their many favors shown
rs while we have been in session, an,
now having { included our labors, W,
beg that this final report be receiv
cd and that we may be discharged.
Respectfully, submitted
B. c. 0 Daniel, Foreman of the G. j
L. c. Peaster, Cler.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-03-10
Grafton Dots.

ar Gas Roberts is among Il o.
" . are erecting new dwellings
sDoni Grcffon.
The farmers of Ora ton. are club
hing. to order their fertilizer in car
load lots, they believe they can save
money by SO doing.
Mr.. J. II. Holde-, con stable of beat
three has recently move to Grafton
with his family.
Mr.. ]. 4. Johnson or Tn cdale. has
filed the vacancy Of Mr. w. D. Mills
in Grafton community. who not long
since moved to Richton. We are gl;d
To have slle.l men ~ Mr.. Johns, y sci
tie with US
On Mch. IND the we'll known. ard
highly aeteenaAd NJ. W. Valley ol
Graftnn, took 10 himself his third
wifs Miss Jennie Brewer. OF Hender.
son Wayne co. Nr, Vale vie i
quite fair Aid not aged, and the boy
say that Mr. Nalleyca not stay ii
She mill more than one hour wi b oui
e,,ing TO the house to look Ut bis
wiiv,
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-03-10
Bees in Warfare.

There are at least two recorded
instances in which bees have been
'scd as weapons of defense in war.
" hen the Roman Gen Lueullus
was warning against Mithridates,
> sent Il force against the cit y of
'ilemiscNra. Az they bcsieged the
walls. the inhabitants threw down
n them myriads Of swarnis OF
ees. These at once lcean an at
%aek. which resulted in the raising
If the siege. These doughty little
.lsects wore also once used with
s'lal success in England. Ches-
T was hcsieged By the Danes and
81 we.:ians. butt Saxon defend
RS threw down on them the het-
ives of the town. and the siege
was soon raiscd-S. y. Times.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-03-10
sIERIFFs SALE.
The State of Mississippi
John Brown


John Brown
the undersigned, Sheriff Of Greene
County. Mississippi will on Monday
he 9th day Of March A d 1905 be-
tween the hours of eleven O'Clock
\ II and four o'clock p NJ sell at auc
ION TO The highest bidderor bidders
u. cash at the front door of the
courthouse IN the town of Leakcs-
ill. the following described proper
Y or SO much thereof as may bo nee
.'ssary to satisfy the herein after
mentioned writ and all costs towit:
81 of NW3E& NW4 of SN-i Section
3 Township North Range 5 West
md 81 nf MEl Section a TOWNSHIP
n Range 6 West in Greene Coun-
y Mississippi said property having
een levied on by me the 9th dry o.
'ebruary A. D 1905 as the property
Il John Brown by virtue of a writ O:
Execution issued in the above styiet
use by 5. r. McK,y, Circuit Clerk
IN the II day of September A. b 1916:
Witness my signature this the Sth
lay of Feby. A d 1905.
E. W. Breland. Sheriff
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-03-10
IL oil. 20

AIayi,in, Of ceast fan4.. y as ~ hand
The Eucedale Barrister, T. r.
James WIS up.
The T o case was confirm a. ow
ing to sickness of defendant
The McInnis SANDER SHIT VAS one
Of the important causes. which had
to go over till next Court for some
good reason
p. W Sharboroneh. Tie wei
known aurel Attorney, spent tws
days with the Court
But fey of the erimina eases were
seat to the Jury. as most OF the per
sons arrairned. plead g lily and VA.
we're sentenced and fii,e..'.
The local lawyers. Mcssrs Alder
nan. Shcehy and Harrison did thicr
lsu;l share Of professional '1cineSs
The Atlas Williams Sill as.
.sas oil 2 81
Not single sentence was made /.
the Penetentiary this Term, thr f..
nions indictments, Whit few III
were, had to be squashed. as the e.,
lencn ''as insufficient for the Sla:t
to make out case.
The Civil Docket was almost as al
ntirely continued till next Term, u
he larger part OF the cases ppndin.-
ehereon, were eircumstanced as T..
0 admit OF trial
The Board OF Supervisor held reg
liar monthly Meeting Monday. I'll.
principal buincss of the contract 70.
FINISHING the proposed new-Jaii ad-
.lition with Steel cells, the Cen. tc
structure. Steel Co, of S Anton
?, Tex, were the lucky bieucrs.;
snl the ordering of advertisement t,
@ made for dds for building stee
ridge over Big Greek al site OF Bal
Bridge near Betty.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-03-10
The Way Of the Lightning.

According to Prof. w. 5. Frank.
lin, the most important things to
be considered in placing and adj
justing lightningrOd are a good
ground connection and a direct
path TO the ground. This matter
Of directncss Of path ia so vitally
necessary that in comparison with
it the insulation of the rod from
the building. either by air spaces
or glass supports, is of small i'm
portanee. In fact, Prof. Franklin
holds that IF the path is direct
there is no need of insulation, and
if the path is roundabout, effective
insulation is not practically feas,
IDLE. Youths Companion.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-03-10

The Circuit Court IF Greene Coun-
" convened at the Courthouse a;
Leakcsville Monday Morning, with
Judge YIN. L. .,4cDonald on tln
.Dcncil, Dist. Atty. Tally to press tin
otaic ) Interest, tOnri otehograptIN
-'-uiphy to tlanscribe testimony, AIT.
IerA MCKAY aLu ohn. Brelana |.
look after their VARIOUS ends of til
court machinery. LIE oIlel.in nad 81
lcicnt uepuilcs sworn III TO ;llu ~
n prosecuting the Court plocesses
D. Clark, WAS acting as DcpLt,
clerk, while ]. w. b..ughdrin, pc.
.orn4cu the service vi Bailitf for til,
urand july. Following is i list of til,
Jurors lis ILapaliellssl.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-03-10
RoUMANlAn THIRD DECREE.
The Sweating Process by Which Con-
fessicas Are Forced from Sus-
poets and p oners.

''The prisoners in our country
are treated like kings and princes
AZ compared with those of Rou
mania" said John r. Ekalls, of
Portland. Ne, according to the
Louisville Herald.
II CHANGED To- he in Roumani;l
about six months ago and saw .
man arrested. Being'curious. dc
termined TO watch and learn what
they did with him. lie was not
tried and released the next day, n
re would have been in this countr,
but was subjected to medieval
fortunes. He was whipred with
tho s0-callcd sand sausage, bag
filled with wet sand. This instrr.
mont of torture inilirts terrible
pain. but leaves no marks whai
eyer on the body of the culprit.
This particular prisoner was
tortured in order to wrest from
him confession whether or not
the kissing of an actress had been
the result Of prcconcerted con
sl,iracf. He denied it and was t'e''
treated 10 the JOYS Of the 'as' bag
that IN. his head was mt in q ha .
filled with ashes. The iailers
beat with Il stick uron the BAG.
cansing the ashes 10 penetrate
into the eyes. mouth, nostrils and
ears of the prisoner.
sTlm process was then wound III
by what is known AZ the truth
finder. i sort Of wooden forceps
bv which the temples of the pris
oncr are compressed This was toe
much for tile man. He confessed q
He.
~ was clad tn learn a few days
later however. that the torsnrerF
/ had heen removed from Office fol
their unsceEy work.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-03-10
Startling Mortality.

tat.,tics show startling mortality
from appe.leic.tis and peritonitis.
10 prevent and cure these awful dis
cas- there is just one reliable remedy
Dr.. Kings New Life Pills. NJ Flat
merry of IL Custom House Place Chi
c;lgo sa, 5: They have no equal for
constipation aud Eiliousness at 25c
II Eau k Drug Co.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-03-10
Strikes Hidden Rocks.

When your ship of health strike
t G hidden rocks of Consumr ion
Pneumonia, etc, You are lost, if W
don't get Dr. Kings New Discoy, ~
for Con II lption. ], w. McKinnon
of Taleclega Springs Ala, writes
rad been very II with p eumoni
under the care OF two doctors, bu
was getting no better when began
to take this discovery. TIE first dos.
gave relief and enc bottle cured me
Sure cure for sore throat. bronchiti
coughs and Gods. For sale by Faul
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-03-10

Though thou should heap up a
thousand pieces of gold they would
lot be so precious as one day of
stndy.
Thy father and thy mother are
ike Heaven and earth; thy teacher
ind thy lord are like the sun aud
moon.
Human ears are listening at the
wall; speak no calumny, even in
secret.
Human eyes look down from
Heaven. commit no wrong, how
ever hidden.
From the evils sent BIZ Heaven
there is no tieliseraGee from the
evils we bring upon ourselves
there is no esca pe.-Dctroit Free
Press.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-03-10
Bottling Is Nothing.

ssOf course, you always take a
bottle with you on a fishing trip?y
said the northern visitor.
"a bottle, sub? ?" demanded the
kcntuckian. "lYhat fob, sub ?"
sOh, come, now. You don't
mean TO say you'd go fishing with.
out whisky"
I'VE take a jug, sub. Phila-
delphia Ledger.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-03-10
The Colonies Waterloo.


Col. Jno N. Fuller of Honey Gro,
s.'cxas nearly met his Waterloo from
liver and Kidney trouble. In a II.
mt letter, he says, | was 'ncarl,
cad of these complaints, andIsaltho
.@h | tried my family doctor: h dis
e no good SO / got Il SIC bottle
,'our great Electric Bit, s, whicl
1red me. | consider them the be-
medicine on cant and thank Got
no gave you the knowledge to malS'
lcin sold anu guaranteed TO clir,
)yscepsis. Bilioisness and ii dn ,
diseases, For sale by Faul; Drug G.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-03-10
NOTICE

Sealed bids will be received by
lie BOARD oi Supervisors OF Greene
onnty Mississippi, until II NJ March
ia 1910 for the furnishing of the
proposed now jail building at Leak
,svile, Greene Comfy Miss. With
.wo steel cells with side corridor. ae
oiding 80 plan No. 975 and speciii-
atoms therefor, which said plan and
pecifl..ations were furnished by the
southern Structural Steel Co, of San
intonia, Texas and adopted by the
Board of Supervisors, snd are now
III lie in the Chancery Clerks Office
Ut Leasesville, contract to DO let 70
he lowest responsible bidder, the
Board however reserves the right to
rje. sny aud all bids; all bidders
re required to enclose with his bid
certified check for $1,000 as a guar
>ltee that said bidder will enter in
to contr,c. and bond in accordance
with his bid and as required By law
This February 7th 1908.
S. r. Mckay Clerk.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-03-10
A Winter Chautauqua
In The Pines.

Commencing March md. the great
est Chautauqlm ever held in the
South will assemble at Citronolle
Ala Low railroad rates have been
ranged. Fer particulars and etc.
ask your home agent OF write Jno
u. Beall, G. z \. NJ i 0 r st Louis
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-03-10
Citronellr Cliautai;qila.
March 2 2GIlg05

March 2-2aIl905
The very best (.hautauuua talent
as been engaged for this assembly
IL auditorium seating o. 1000 ha
zen erected; there will le golf ton
.;,lnent for the Fulford Cups offercf
v c. E. f'ulford ef Leeds, Englam
I'd other on. door sports OF mino.
Importance will be indnlged in Th,
rogram will be tie most elaborate
yer given in the South. For copy o
he Chaniauqua program aud u boo
st on Citlonel!e and Information a.
10 rates, apply to your home agent
IT write to Jno NJ, Beall G p A NJ {.
r r St Louis. s ID
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-03-10
Incred RlIl Atty.

1t would have be Ii Incredible b.-u
tality if Chas + lie al en- scr of Syr-
cuse n. Y. had n ). done the best
h, could for his suffering son. My boy
he says, cut IA fearful. cash over his
we, 50 | applied Buckle 5 Arnica
Salvc. which quickly healed and saw
I'd his eye. Good for burns aud ulcers
too. Only Zoe at Ia, Tx Drug Co.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-03-10
Quick Postal Service.

Letters dropped into box in
Paris are delivered in Berlin with
IN hour and 4 half and some
mes within 50 minutes. Theyare
yhisked through tubes by pneu-
matte power. The distance be-
tween these cities is about $50
miles.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-03-10

The best remedy for the divorce G
vii is TO teach the girls how to cook
instead of hox to dance and play ell
chrc; and teach the boys trade in
stead of latin. greek and foot ball.
and teach both to honor and obey
the laws Of God and the married VOW
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-03-10
Grand Jury

Syl Turner, b. Z. Landlord, A. Z.
Byrd, Isaac Busby, Jno. Miller, 81
=. Z. O'Dalliei, Lln-rt f.zeil, GAIN. :
y est, }. Y. Ban, H. {. Breland, j. :.
wills, j. q. h.luams, L. ", Jalncs,
Z a Mcleod, Writ Green, .,cil vi,
ncod, l. Z rcaster, Pat james.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-03-10
selfishness is the sin of sins

Selfishness is the sin of sins.
Humanity has reached its lowest
depth when it loves nothing so
much rs itself. Divinity has
reached its highest when it loves
the world and gives the best it has
to save it. The motto OF pagan
ism is ALWAYS Get" The motto
of Christianity always is Give"
Key. L. Spicer.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-03-10
Petit Jury no. l

e G Ball. Jas Woodland, Mark Nc
acod, ] w Dickerson. W L Eth,.
dge, r d Smith, Joe Daughdril
Fletcher Williams, /. E James Jin
Byrd, Henry Eubanks, w ] Will
nus
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-03-10
Petit Jury no. 9

RS Anderson, " n McInnis, j
NJ Mckay. Chas Dunnam W p vii
Jams, y C Eubanks, w A Mills, 10,
Hazard, T w Blnnnan, Bob Lackey
Duncan, r o Mcfa.is.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-03-10
Somewhat Different

Wife-How does the novel end
Do they live happily ever after?
Husband-No, indeed. They
get married. Chicago Daily
News,
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-03-10
FRIDAY, MARCH. 10 1905.
! * LOCALS - !

The Pythian Lodge transacted rou
tine business at its regular fortnight
~ convention Wednesday evening.
Mr. Nat Owen went to Merrill
Thursday to attend the Bank open
ing.
Mr. H. f. Flournoy visited Leak
esville in the last days of the proceed
ing week.
Justice Amsler had right busy
day in his r-gul r molthly Term
held last Saturday.
The attendance upon this term of
the Circuit Court was markedly slim
due presumably in part 10 the 10. :
ging on river, and Carnival attr;R t.
ions of Mobile.
Mr.. VI. C. Wexford has put him NJ
q little saw mill of the portable tra
ton typo, at his residence near Ex-
shO, and is converting his timber H.
to currency of the realm.
A little girl stranger has arrived
at the home of DR. aud Mrs Sam
Pool, making her advent on Thurs
day, Mch, 10th 1908.
Profs' Miller and Williams. and
Misses Ara ] WI end and Daisy
Greene went over 20 the Citroncn,
Chautau4la on Thursday evening s
train.
The Con tractors for the County
Convicts were right on hand during
Court. and rs quick o. a malfactols
was sentenced, he has taken by them
to their quarters
For the first time perhaps in tie
Court Annals of this county, Circuit
Court was this time paying thing.
the fines etc amounting to more than
the entire cost OF the Term.
In peculiarly lamentable way.
did Iittle Hiram Abiff. the fen month
old infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Y. D..
Westertield meet with death last Tu-
esday evening, falling head first into
lard can having sufficient water in
1t to drown the I'oor unfortunate IL
tie fellow. The funeral services took
place Wednesday evening ut 3 clock
at Mcleod Cemetery.
The Iscakesviile snc Chaptc,,
80 king under D.spcnsation, was
granted Charter. by the Grard
Chapter held in Jackson few weeks
ago. so that this Higher Branch of
the Masonic Order. now become a
regularly organized fixture to-onr lii
tie City. The next regular Convoca-
tion will be held, Saturday, Mch. q
th.
The Entertainments. which was ta
have been given Tuesday Evening,
but OH account OF death in town. wa
deferred till Wednesday Eve. was
particularly good the features of the
program covering all the phases Of
correct entertaining. The School fat
uIty are to be highly commended foi
the happy results their hard work al
training brought about.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-03-10
Ia l04sar slar r41-..al. ~
--ATa
Mobile March 5~o~7 1905
Three Days Of Fun, FrOliG and Amusement
Under The Auspices Of The Mobile Carnival
Association
>xPRESENTtNG3N
MNPRESENTtNG1<

Startling Psychological Parades Fnriously Funny Pa
ades, Grand Civic and Automobile Parades Brilliant Flee
trica Illumination Spectacular Fire Rum Impressive Cor
onaton an Public Reception of Empire Felix Ill and his
Queen Open Air Concert Unique Individual Masking.
Red Hot Time for Everybody
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-03-10
In These Days.

We are reliably informed that
money comes easy. After "a man
has saved his first million dollars.
Chicago Record Herald.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-03-10

rlee Tuition 70 Al! in liar
lii Busiaess College Jackson II
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-03-10
Eomeseukars Excursions 10 t1:e Yves
and North west: 1IlIsl.

and NORTHWEST. f'a8'8sl
On Jan. Eth. F'els. l. and p Mrch
and q aud Aps.il and IS, st9oa,
The Queen and Crescent Route will
sell tie'Sets to tAeiWest and M rth-
West at one first class fare plus 81.
or the round trip. For detailed lnfor
nation, apply to,
Jno. W. Wood. Trsv. Pass Agt-
.,lerid al Miss.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-03-10
ccond Class Colonist Rates to
fornia Points:

Tho Queen and Crescent Route Of
crs second class colpnist rates to
'alifornia common FONTS, dates of
ale March lst To May Is 1905 inclu-
i've AID from Sept Is to Oct. 81 IN
lusive
For information apply 10
Jno. ". Wood, Trav. Pass. Agt.
Meridian Miss.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-03-10

The Pythian Lodge transacted rou
tine business at It's regular fortnight
~ convention Wednesday evening.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-03-10

For the first time perhaps in tie
Court Annals of this county, Circuit
Court was this time paying thing.
the fines etc amounting to more than
the entire cost OF the Term.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1905-07-05
Passengers Arrived.

Per S S Sierra. from the Colonies,
July 4-For Honolulu: N A Copp,
Mrs Copp, Miss NJ Copp, Mice Freda
Copp, Miss Ruth Copp, Mics Doro.
thy Cobb, e NJ Crosse, Mrs Crosse,
j NJ Crosse, Miss j Stokes, II B Rice,
Mrs Rice, @ Kunkel, James Robert.
son, James Hore, Eugene Bloesch.
Per S S Venture, irom San Fran.
cisco, July 5--For Honolulu: Mics
A NJ Christian, Mics l. Whiting, r
NJ Dsvis, Mr. Waller, w L Davies,
Theodore Wolf, Robert Single,
Henry Party (4j, II NJ Dow, Mi'o A
NJ Dow, S Dougloe, M,es NJ l. Peter.
con, w . Atwattr and wife. A H
jackson and wife, II x L Castle,
Sam Baldwin, Mr. McKelog aud
family. Miss @ Baldwin, l. T Wolfe,
Miss Wolfe, W I Brighton, Miss Ida
Gillespie, Miss Restarick, Il X Hawk.
ins, NJ S Lowrey, f d Lowrey,
Jameson Party (3). II X Ppbsm,
Ms @ II Dickey, James KiIklsnd.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1905-07-05
Passengers Departed.

Per SIS Sierrs, July 4. for San
Frsnoisco--viclor Murdoch and
vile, Miss ] NJ Pope, + A Alexander
and wife, Miss Alma Hubbard, Mrs
j g Ward, Mrs A ID Titcomb. DR.
Dinegsr aud wife, Geo O Curtis, Mrs
Jane A Curtis, b X Banning. Mrs
w j Carroll, Miss NJ Medeiros, II NJ
Cake aud wife, All Mofitt, # j
Cross and wife. DR. I'M Whitney
aud wife, K Nahum, Mis- L Tobey,
DR. p f Frear aud wife, l. @ How.
land, II Il Hendricks, Il w Russin,
Miss Paulding, Miss Denzerl. Miss
j f Langston and child, Mrs Il T
Williams, Sol A Chang, Mrs @ N
Van Orden and sou, Mrs Robt Lew
in aud infant, Guss Farr, Ensign
Ching, John Mosley, wife aud child,
d e Wilson, wife aud sou, Miss
Marie Kilmer, Miss Lightner, Mrs
w Hills aud 2 children. Miss Tib-
balls, Mr. Hill and wife, Misses Van
Desrlip, Thomas Murray and wife, p
Rennie.
Per S s Korea, July 4, for San
FrSncisco-F p Sargent. Miss Jackie
Brock. Dr. h Wood, Miss X M
Graydon, Miss j De Lartigue. Mrs
S j Shaw, j NJ Webb and wife, NJ
Lott. PA Donshue, JeDette, Viii.
lismssn. Miss N b Forsythe, w A
Buick, wife and 2 children. MIS- r @
Curtis, Miss @ A Gliding, Mics q M
SnIlivap, Miss A Nj HsDuerinR, Miss
es A aud Il l. MannerinR, Frank A
Alexander aud wife, WIS Glidden
and wife, d Miliken, Miss Alma
Hubbard. e Coons aud wife, A S
Rosenbladt aod wife, Miss e Chase,
Mrs Louis Marks, 3 children and
nurse, Miss NJ e HuSsey, Miss @ e
Gilbert, Miss Clara MosssT, Mrs Nc
Kay. Miss @ l. Turner, Geo p Thiel.
en-. w Soy, wife and child, Geo
Darlington, DR. G w Csuingt on,
Mr. Searley and vile, II w Marston
and wife, o Dsusher, A Calais, w
D4vis, Andrew McClellsnd, t Kai-
do,
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1905-07-05
Big Dividends Paid.

The following dividenda are being
paid:
June 30-C Brewer g. Go, 3 per
cent; Eva, q per cent; Honomu, 2
per cent; Kahuku, per cent; Pacific
Sugar Mill, 5 per cent; WOimanalo,
2 per cent? Weiluku. 3 per cent;
Haw Electric, ! per cent; Olowalu,
l per cent; Il Il T g. L Co Com
Quarterly, 1 per cent; II r T 81 L
Co Pref tsemi-annuaD, 3 per cent.
July Haiku. II per cent; POis, II
per cent; Pioneer, 2 per cent; Homo
koa, \ per cent. July SHAW Com
& Sugar Co, 65c share; Onomea Is
F., 2 per cant. The First National
Bank has declared dividend OF 6
per cent, and the Fret American
Savings e. Trust Co, one at the rate
OF per cent.
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