davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-09-07
Miss Helen Dennison is visit
ing her sister at Wolford, N. ID.

Miss Helen Dennison is visit
ing her sister at Wolford, N. ID.
N. ]. Belcher's wheat iii Lake
township went 20 bushels and
his fiax16.
Wheat in the Popular Grove
district averaged about 20 BUSH.
els an acre.
Miss Belford and Miss Lange
are attending school at Prairie
de Chem, Wis.
Judge Henry went to Harvey
on No. 4 last night on legal bust.
ness. He will return Saturday.
Ed Bakers wheat went 20
bushels. Charley Baker in the
same township will average 49,.
Louis Hill and a party Of
friends enjoyed a few days
shooting at SWeetWater this
week.
A marriage license has been
issued to Philip effort and Miss
Julia M. Nord, both Of Fox
Lake. u.
Ed Hanson, clerk in Greene's
drug store, was called to Mime
apolis yesterday by the illness
of his wife. # /.
People who are supposed to
know place the average yield
/ for wheat in Ramsey county at
LA bushels per acre.
Gov. John Burke left Wednes-
day for Fargo to consult with
the democratic leaders Of the
state who are holding a meeting
there this week.
Mercy hospital has opened a
prof ssional nurses training
school for women. Applicants
should address Mrs. M. Daeley,
superintend Il.
Dick Hans, who has spent the
summer with his cousins, Jud
and Dan Whitman, returned to
his home in Minneapolis the
first Of the week.
b. w. Gilbertson, while east
taking instructions in embalm-
ing, purchased a glass embalm-
ing table, an up to date inven-
ton which is now being used in
first class establ ishments in the
large cities. This is the only
one in North Dakota, which goes
to prove that Gilbertson is up to
now in the unde king business.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-09-07
lnter-Ocean. Devils Lake. North Dakota, sep Il 1905

Work on the new depot il be-.
ing delayed consid erable owing
to the scarcity Of carpenters.
1t will be six weeks before the
building is cornpI eted.
The Misses Mamie and Kate
Fitzsimmons left Tuesday night
on delayed No. 4, for the twin
cities where they will spend g.
week or ten days taking in the
fair. 8
w hon it comes to ladies' hats.
Miss Simonson's stock will com
pare favorablY with the displays
in the large cities. Watch FOR
the ann cement Of her millinery
opening
Miss Margaret Clifford Of
sLarimore, will become the bride.
OF George B. Holt Of Devils.
Lake, a marriage license having
been issued yesterday. Grand
Forks Times.
\. @si sjs(5 "a 3a5 5b j5S
George B. Fox, formerly man.
ager Of the Western Union here
now station agent at Webster, IS
SpI,a ilis xacaClon vlsltlng
Ie.ao,vg ! IN la . minneapolis ana
Deeoiali' IOWA.
The Building and Loan associ-
alton has made three good loans
this week and reports having
f p,e,oy y y i4pllsy IN nano 70 ne
h IiISo ,.os - a S.iose WHO usslre 70
49, eslueiices'
M. Il. Brennan lost his fax
crop on his farm near Thompson,
Grand Forks county, by hail last
Saturday night; Dan Brennan
T. ny. .agla 10Y : u Looklng aIser tne
snlesiiil = Iae WheaC'
The wedding Of Miss Gertrude
Lietzinger and Louis M. johnson
was solemnized in this city
Wednesday evening. The happy
young couple have many friends
VINO Wish " "a. them q long welded
ilIe.
Manager Chamberlin of the
Home improvements comnanvs
reports that he has let contracts ff
for the erection of eleven dwell
|lings, which he expects to have
ready for occupancy within thir-
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-09-07
sasnsseaen eRoaoneRenen
HE CITY
GeaeaeenoBoR onoHonenoS

H 800 " ~ y " -
Stanley Hurst is visiting the
Minnesota state fair.
Jay Miller is on d visit to the
Minneapolis state fair.
Charlie Smith Of Mann's, is
on the sick list this week.
Best grades of hard and soft
\ coal at Winter & Ames elevator,
Phone 1873.
VIM. Orr, of Crary was in the
city Tuesday looking after busl-
ness matters.
Best grades of hard and soft
coal at Winter d Ames elevator,
Phone 1873.
Editor Bloom and family left
w ednesday to visit the Min
1lesota state fair.
Girl Wanted. TX work for
board while attending school.
& Mrs. WI Ell. Reid. !33 ss
q Mrs. Bert Green and three
sons returned this week from a
pleasant visit at Inkster.
Fifty carpenters can find
steady work here for the next
three months at forty cents an
hour. IN.
The new fall hats, the very
latest styles, have arrived and are
on display at Miss Jennie Simon
sons millinery store. 4
Mrs. Chas. Smith returned
last Thursday from a visit with
friends and relatives at Sank
C enter and Grey Eagle, MINI. Il
Mrs. Garvey has returned
from visit to Darlington,
where she has been looking aft
jer her farming interests near
there.
The latest >conceits in fall and
winter hats at Jennie Simonson's
millinery store. &c you haven't
seen them you have missed 9 great
deal Of pleasure, ladies'. $$5
Miss Louise Norman, manager
of the Western Union, is very
ill. Leo Beauch is helping
take care Of the Western Ullion's
business temp rarily.
"a new plate glass front has
been put in the building oc-i
scupied by Jennie Simonson'si
millinery store. which makes a
striking Improvement. 81
This week G. "A. Dodge sold
Sd z lots in his adj ition to Devils
Lake to Frank w c ockburn..
Mr.. g ockburn intends to inn.
prove the property at once.
Owing to the scarcity Of labor
ers work on the Sixth street
sewer is practically at a stand
I still. Contractor Kennedy is
expecting his big ditch digging
machine every day and as soon
las it arrives the work will be
pushed rapid IL to mpletion.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-09-07
roo. LATE 10 classify

For Sale. One coal and one
wood and coal and two alright
stoves for sale cheap. These
stoves are in good condition and
can be seen at my house on
Seventh street. Mrs. Ella
Cairns.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-09-07
Harry Kneeshaw,

Harry Kneeshaw, @.
2. Dahl and VIM. Ora
ham have decided to go
into the elusive cloth
ing business. They have
been clerking in Devils
Lake for years, and now
that they are starting for
themselves they ask all
their old friends to help
them all they car. They
are experie ced clothing
men and know the cloth
ing business from a. to
Give them q trial.
Hurry Back.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1906-06-08
The KINGS Daughters and Their Cause.

The most important social or charita-
hle institution organized in Greenwood
in recent years is the Circle of Kings
Daughters. 1t has commended itself to
the right-thinking people of Greenwood
by it's constant attentions and help to
the sick and the poor. 1t presents a
larger testimonial of its pre-eminence
as a practical charitable order in its
purpose and plans to own and operate a
hospital in the city.
Nothing is more needed in Greenwood
than a small hospital OF good equipment
and safe management. No organic HCh
exists in the county which can 20 TINS
work as we'll as the Kings '.'ughterS
can and will do it. Phe pins OF the
CIRCLE should be perfected ana pushed
at on06 9ll the WoveReP1 SHou.o pe en-
couragnd and be'pe1 zattsb2no'aily by
every charitable INSTITUTION ana III
dividual in the county:
1t is to be q hos'Itai Tor ail' ana Will
ha Generously Helped by all. No move
meSt will make sach an appeal to our
enHre aItj3enry md we hope that the
circle WilI as ssty as possible give the
nsopJa sn op.ortInity Va help it in the
praise worthy pfheEHakihs. No.,
Let the whole county unite n 1hls
movement and sgin IL now county
and City, Club ar houge' Hhurch II
Chapter, rich AM poor ougn0 10 give
the Circle carney anu pracolcSl co1ope-
ration. RsdGAtEs 4Rq 2ons 81 me hlng
unite heart and ,ahd III ehls worthy en-
terpFiss and Gpel'"ooa always char-
table, eaRePom symPatheolc ana I'D
araI viii ses tat you succeed. P.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1906-06-08

Mrs, Baker and daughter, Miss Aleen
of st. Louis, are visiting the family Of
Mr., II. II. Barrett.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1906-06-08
West End Items.

Mrs. C. l.. Lomax Is home again from
her Texas trip.
Miss Anne B. Thayer is visiting Webb
and Sumner.
MIR. j. r. Bew continues to improve in
health and hopes ere long to be out
again.
Mr.. Burroughs ]Shumakor, OF Nashville
is visiting in the hospitable home of Mr..
W. r. Bell.
Those sweet little Misses Irene Jones
and Emma Jones Harding, attended the
81 mo encerhent exercises.
Mr.. &uF Ms. Barnes Humphreys visit
6a the SUqniy slq& neighborhood last
week. 1T course gacR gent along.
1.-THE Stork9 has recently ylElted this
community and left in the home OF Mr.
and Mrs. Gwin a beautiful little daughter.
Mayor vardaman has the thanks of
tho community for the splendid light at
the i~ntsrseetjon Of Mary street and
FLYER FROM,
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1906-06-08
CURCH UNION.

The final lion of the Cumberland
Presbyteria Church with the Pres
bvterisp Gurch of America was
nerfected Gently at Des Moines,
Iowa. at II general assembly Of the
church. tpugh delegates from the
oeaeyal atmbly of the Cumberland
church. ,session at Decatur, I'll.
The unioof the two churches car
ries with a transfer of the proper
tv Of the cumberland Presbyterian
church al the membership, both
Law and rhisters, to the Presbyter-
ian churl of America, with a few
excentio An effort was made by
those obsed to the union to pre-
vent through an injunction which
was nd by Judge John of the
chapS court of Illinois. The
cour,eld that courts of eqity will
na IS on doctrinal matters, the
dec,h OF ecclesiastical ludiciaries
beinolnding on civil courts as to
matt of faith Also. ''that
ube(r the doctrines of the Cum
hari1 Presbyterian church are
w;d variant from those of the
p~relterlan church is an ecclesias-
f! ticaEestion solely, upon which,
4 been decided by an ecclas-
.a ludlciatory, the civil courts
aseFerless to inquire
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1906-06-08

Mrs. II. P. Hicks music class gave an
interesting recital at her residence on
Wednesday evening of last week. The
exercises were highly enjoyed by all
present.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1906-06-08

An exchange has undetSQne the
experience when it says: "ihN nan
who handles the local depsrtMeat
of a newspaper learns after due e1-
periegee not to expaet very many
thanks Cor a column of pleasant
things. Sat he knows as saEely come
the seasons, that a single line which
is an unintentional mistake, Will
cause some one to be heard. Also
that when he made pleasant men
ton 999 times Of some person, place
or thing, but on the thousandth
time fails to do so, he must not ex-
pect to be forgiven"
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1906-06-08

Mrs. f. NJ. Aldridge and son, Minter,
attended the closing exercises Of the
kentucky Military Institute last week,
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1906-06-08

Mr.. ]. X. Cakes, the capable editor OF
the Charleston Herald, was In the city,
Monday, en- route for Sumner. He made
this Office an agreeable iraternal call
while here.
Messrs. ]. l.. Montgomery. Y. B. VIII
kerson, Jn0. A. Tyson and ]. l.. Giles
pie spent two or three days fishing near
the new town of Swift this week-the
guests Of Mr.. ". A. Swift.
Mr.. ]. W. Mullen was down from Ava
lon last Saturday. He has a notice in
this paper offering $500 reward for the
detention Of a negro, who recently jump.
ed his bond. Read the notice and keep
a watch for the negro.
Messrs. J.. H. Moore, OF Itta Bena, A. +.
Inflow, Of BercIair, and II. W. Hatch, Of
Sidon, were among the veterans In at
tendance at the exercises held in this
city last Sunday afternoon by the two
Chapters Of the L. d. c.
The approaching marriage Of Mr.. SIS.
Steele, OF this city. and Miss McFadden,
Of Oakland, Tenn, which will take place
June 2Hth. was announced In a recent
issue Of the Commercial Appeal. We
extend congratulations In advance Of
the happy event.
Contractor T. j, Harvey has been
awarded the contract for erecting two
new brick store houses for Capt. d. G.
Anderson at Schlater. These new build
Ings will have pressed brick and plate
glass frOnta, and will be an ornament
TO the town Of sChlater.
Mr., W. r. Fountain entertained the
teachers and officers OF the p~resbyter-
ian Sabbath School at tea Wednesday
evening. DAINTY place cards in water
color Of the different lowers, marked
cover for fourteen guests, A delicious
menu was served,
Mai.~Gen. s.. II. keesleF, Of Greenwood,
commander OF the Mississippi National
Guard, spent the day in Jackson copferr-
ing with the acknowledgement and the
governor relative to plans for the an
nual encampment at dulfport next
month. Formulation Of plans for the
event is making good Roadway. Jack
son News, 9TH inst,
- 70
Hon. r. II. Henderson, Of Greenwood, q
member of the board Of directors Of the
soldiers home al Reauyoir, spent the
night in tho atty, leaving this marning
for Gulfport to be present at the cele-
bration of the birthday Of Jefferson
Da Wis by the inmates OF tho home
Jackson News, Cd inst,
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1906-06-08

Mr.. W. r. Fountain entertained the
teachers and officers Of the presbyter-
ian Sabbath School at tea Wednesday
evening. DAINTY place cards in water
color of the different flowers, marked
covers for fourteen guests, A delicious
menu was served,
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1906-06-08

An interesting and attractive pse-
gram is being arranged for Children's
Bay at the Presbyterian church, Sunday
morning, the Eth, inst.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1906-06-08
Great Loom End Sale.

eial attention is directed to the
announcement OF Barrow & Prices
pas Loom End Sale, beginning Satur.
grnne 9th, and closing Saturday.
ia 2srd. This popular firm offers
~ OF the greatest bargains ever
sal OF in Greenwood, and everybody
Invited to take advantage of the OBJ
i+unity to buy goods at their own
res.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1906-06-08

Mr.. j. ". Bush, a prosperous planter
and merchant Of Whalev, was in the city
Monday, en- route for Sunfower county
to look after his farming interests over
there.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1906-06-08
military MectInS.

There will tDs = meeting held at the
CITY Hall $3.50 etclock tonight for the
purpose of arsaniziF4r a Miiitary oou-
pauy. All desiring tnasecome metasers
Of the company will ,rieese be present
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1906-06-08
Kings Daughters VIII Build iheif
Own Hospital,

At the meeting OF the Kings DaRgh-
tiers iaRt Friday afternoon IL was decid-
ed, by a vote OF IL to 10, RGt ~ aGR6pt
the proposition Of Mrs. Lizzie USGEae
Henderson to build a !. 4. George mem
0rial hospital for the Circle. The meet
Ing was we'll attended and the PROPOSE
ton was discussed &c teRsi yely by sew
eral Of the memb6Fs itseseEt, Fhe
Kings Daughters will g. 10 WORK and
erect their own hospital as 5000 Sc Rrac-
ticable. They have an offer from n Of
Lehore county's magnanimous citizens
ts ao&Ste q suitable lot for the hospital
to be erected ON, sEd many offers OF con-
tributions to assist them in paying for
the building. Mrs. DF. McLemGEe has
generously rendered the fFee uss of a
cottage until the hospital can be built,
+ + r.
The Groeawood Circle of Kings
Daughters and go4g, met in the Presby-
terrain Church Friday. at pm, June
list, 1905. 1t is the purpose Of this Cir
| Gle to erect and maintain, a hospital ~
the City Of Greenwood for the benefit of
! The people of the city and county. Tho
Circle Is As@ preparing to open and
maintain, a cottsk& hospital, in the cot
tsse so generously ot6ted by Mrs. 4.
NJ, McLemore, at this mes@rg. This
building to be used until the eeH-le-
tion of the Kings Daughters hospital,
At this meeting the Circle decided not
to approve the generous proposition Of
fered by Mrs. T. II. Henderson. Think
ing it best for the Kings Daughters tc
! build and own their w hospital. Al
/ the next meeting of the Circle on Fri
day. June 18th, 1906, plans will be dis
russed, lerding to the immediate open
irr Of the cottage hospital. Also q com,
mfttst will he appointed to solicit ant
receive Contributions for the King
DaugbtarSSts apita' fund, Visiting com n
I uittee, for ,JIn3 follows: Mrs. a. r
! Gortnley, Mrs. ERR, Locke, Mrs. kont
Parish. Mrs. j. c. PArAs, Mrs. j. B. Phil
iips. Mrs. r. Fhayer, Mre. s. II. Weems
MRS. C. f. SAuNDEkS, Leader
MISS FLORA RElMAN, Secy.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1906-06-08
ROUND THE TOWN
Gathered In the Round Up.

-
Ar. woi,e, ia in New 0,leana re-
]cctyIng treatment al the Turo JnGrmary.
Contractor r / Haryev Ia finishing
p.ho,cr gops, nav bakery building this
yceL
Miss ClauaIne Baskett Greer, Of Col
lego park. Ga, IL the guest Of Mira. C. h..
Baskett.
Indigo n. W. Hatch and family we're
nm from sidop shopping on Thursday OF
laat weak,
Messrs. ". ". WiDgGeld and Thos.
Lucas. of shellmound, wore In the city
last week.
nr W. W, burden. Of Winopa, was in
tho oltv Monday, on route for his sidQn
plantation.
Mr. I'd. n. Kearney, ens Of the second
district's good citizens, was in Green
wood Monday,
Mr.. Marvin brown, a prominent young
,,o e Indlanola, WA in the city
u,ndov nigbt
t,Joo n p MONTGOMERY has returned
from bis visit 10 relatives and friends at
Madison Station.
Mcssrs J.R Redditt and r. W. Har.
rison ware IN from Roebuck and Ingle-
aide last Monday.
Mrs Rakar and dauphtor. Miss Aleen,
Of Il. Louis, are visiting the family of
Mr. r R,rrott.
uoasre " W. Minvard. W. l.. steph-
eyaon nd 4 = Minvard were in the
c;tv Iypl eat,gaav'
n, p,ot,n oyo ri Itss poros
an,cndid citizens c,Ited 10 sea La while
in tho citv Monday,
a. 90 90
" .iattod 1noLaon Tonn tto ,ot-
.t,..4 u,oa,.
,u,u Malta unooY ,otusnoa hoo,s
~" '"o NS"'"''"' 0'S' ~ "0"'
N''''EH' 'N'' '"'''""S'
"''' ! w. s"''
~ Wednesday evening"
hPs D. d. ""'Vo' o"e VI '"' ',''o,
9'oo'' 'F'e""A' 'l'"' "S d" "pP'o'
n, a.u.,
., ., a,."n. ,i.tuona
"'H
VAS u '"' ~
lion. Do . 7"s'"' VI 0'''
IN "reeh wv" "N' 'A"+'''''
'hIs o'"'o
Mr. l. ~ ",' 49,.
ONCE an a~pprec'S'"" '"N'
W.. W. II. MUSTANG Fo'Ns'"" '"''
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1906-06-08

freely and frankly, in strictest conf
denee, telling US all your troubles.
we will send Free Advice Gin plain.
Sealed envelope. Address: Ladies'
Advisory Dept, The CHATTANOOGA
Medicine Co., Chattanooga, Tenn.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1906-06-08

The Board OF Supervisors and City
Council held their regular monthly
meetings this week. Proceedings will
be published in the next issue of this
paper.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1906-06-08

sheriff Rice, wife and two little chill
dreir Of Charleston, were in the city a
few heurs last Sunday, enroute for Sum
mar
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-11-16
lulu in few days to study this

lulu In few days to study this
matter.
The people Of Hawaii. alarmed at
the steady increase Of japanese
immigration. took up the question
of obtaining laborers from Europe.
They were successful in inducing
Europeans to go to the islands. and
two ships are now on their way
TO Honolulu with immigrants.
As the Bulletin predicted a couple
of days ago. and as the foregoing spec.
ial dispatch TO the San Francisco Call
confirms. the visit of immigration Com.
Sargent is concerned more
with the recent increase in japanese
labor to Hawaii than In the arrival OF
|, steamer with thousand Portuguese
If, rs the dispatch states. the people OF
Hawaii are alarmed at the labor move
ment from the Orient. then some other
interests than those of the planter,
mus have been at work in Washington.
rho outcome OF Mr.. Sargent's visit may
be very eventful.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-11-16
THE REFUND BILL.

Congress will meet within three
weeks from now. and this is short
session with about two months OF ac-
tual working time In which 1t can b,
hoped that the refund bill may pass
the House and reach the President for
his signature. Having once reached
the President. II will take but a few
moments for him to attach his sigma
ture to a bill which he has already ap-
proved. and which he desires SHOULD
become law.
Our chief difficulty. therefore. con.
sists in getting the refund bill through
the House. a work that will devolvc
mainly upon our Delegate. We are not
aware that he has been asked whether
he will need any special assistance,
other than that already provided for
his work during the coming session OF
not. but In our opinion the work to
which he can best devote his energy
for the interest of the whole Territory
Is, by pushing the refund bill through
TO finish. II will bring to this Ter
ritory about s750.Oo0 year for num-
her OF years. and the money thus ap-
propriated can be devoted. among 9th
or things. to the construction of more
school buildings IN all the counties
and this Is one Of the things mosi need
cd In the Territory.
Nearly a year ago Honolulu was en-
ihusiastic over the Refund Bill, ana
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-11-16
CUBAN INDEPENDENCE.

Resolved. That the Democratic
Party are in favor of the acquisition of
the Island Of Cuba upon such terms as
shall be honorable to ourselves ana
Just to Spain"
ITO Cuba independence and self
government were assured in the same
voice by which war was declared ana
to the letter this pledge shall he per-
formed"
The first of the foregoing paragraphs
favoring the acquisition OF the Island
Of Cuba. is taken from Democratic
platform upon which two OF the candi-
dates, Douglas and Brcckinridgc, ran
In 1860.
The second one. assuring indcpend-
ence and self-government to Cuba. is
taken from the platform of the Rcpub-
lican party in 1900.
Jefferson, both while President and
afterwards. in correspondence with
Madison and Monroe, frequently ex.
pressed desire that Cuba should some
time become part of the United
states. and the Democratic text book
as iate as 1898. issued as an Official doc
ument Of the Democratic party, quotes
extracts from his letters In support OF
mat statement. President Monroe also
expressed himself in favor of making
OuDa part oil the united States.
fresideht Polk made proposition
III lsio ior the purchase OF the Island
Ny inc american government for $780,
VvV,ooo' In 1884 the ostcnd manifesto
e,a''ieu the right OF the United states
snou'u spain reiuse 10 sell CUBA, to
'ake ana annex H.
Inc ostehd manifesto. II VIII be re-
,"enpereo' was an announcement made
"s rres'"eh' fier'es ministers To Eng
Iaho. france ana spain buchanan
manson ana souie), IN which they sug-
ses'eo ,ha' an earnest ehort be made
W purchase CuDa NJ price not to cx-
'ecd siEo'ooo,ooo ana added that II this
snouiu nc refused by spain we should
De Jus'ihed ny every law, human ana
diVine. III wrestling II from Spain D.;
we poSsess 'he power. proposition
w ""ieh hoss'hg q the historian, says:
Inc paid inquiry OF TINS proposition
"",aHeu hohest men In both hemi'
Spneres'
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-11-16

II fhe Grand Jury can find any tang
ible ey!aeRee- against voters, repeators,
or the use of irregular yallots in the
election, nobody will be more pleased
than. The Bulletin, There is always
more or less talk OF fraud at election
time, and so far without cause The
character OF the men appointed as in
spectors Of election this year should at
least be a guarantee Of honest work NJ
The polls, The Governor offered a re-
ward for the conviction o; any Offender
On election day but the money has gone
o begging.