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REIMBURSEMENT.

32O ACRES in Custer county; well
improved for sale or exchange;
make me an offer. Box TIL, Fargo,
N. ID.
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cANApA LAND.

FOR SALE-Good section OF land, well
improved. at Maple Creek. Can. For
further information, write B. Cheese
man, Maple Creek, Saskatchewan, Can.
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a HALF SECTION OF good land for
sale at a bargain If taken at once.
situated one mile west of Stanley, N.
D., 40 acres broke, forty acres in
pasture. good house, barn and granary:
good we'll with an abundance of good
water; price $5,5O0; $500 cash, bal
ance on time at reasonable rate of in
terest. For further particulars INQUIRE
OF owner, H. p. Duggan, Stanley, N. d.
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MEAT MARKET in Fargo for sale
IN heart of the business center; do
ing q good business, or will sell com
piete set OF fixtures. So, care Fo-
rum
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FOR SALE-Whole or part interest in
money making county seat weekly;
never before on market: no competi-
ton; big list: exclusive legal and Off
cial patronage; proposition a dandy
for brainy, capable man with 81, 500 or
more. but too big for '2x4 fellows
Owner has other interests. Quick ac-
ton necessary. Address 26, care Fo-
rum.
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RoARD AVE Room DIFFERED
TAsLE BOARD a 2s7 Roberts street.

BOARD AND RooM-$4.2s per week,
722 Broadway.
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GIRLS WANTED-we guarantee to
teach you to cut and At all kinds Of
ladies' garments. Write for terms,
Mcdowell School Of Dress Cutting and
Dress Making. Flat 4, Platky Block,
Grand Forks. N. d.
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DHGGSTORE stock and building; will
sen took and rent building If pre-
LsrIed: good chance for German drug
gist; inhabitance of town, 400. For
particulars, address 81, Forum.
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HOUSE AND sAEE MOVING.

I MAKE a specially Of unusual and
heavy moving; houses, safes, raising
buildings; furnish everything. . wv.
Hodges. Phone 900.
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OFFICES FOB RENT.

OFFICES in good location for rent.
Enquire Pirie's cafe.
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FOR s~ALE-hoRsEs

FOR sALE-C1eap, bay horse, weigh
ing about LOO; 5 years old, perfect
Iv sound; cash or terms. Apply Lit
tie Red Grocery, 81 Front.
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FOR SALE-The Goose River Farmer
printing plant. IN first-class condi-
ton: cost more than $4,000. If sold
quickly will take $500 cash, worth
5000 as a business proposition. II
moved to a new town in the western
part OF the state or on the Fargo
Minot cutoff. Address j. b. G.. S., care
postmaster. Mayville. N. D.
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FOR SALE CHEAP-Two-cha bar
Der shop in county seat town. Ad-
dress Box 15S, Mohall, NJ. II.
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LAND FoR SALE.

FOR SALE-One duarter-section. one
mile northwest Of Russo; price $4,000.
Owner. Lars G. Madsen.
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TABLE BOARD and furnished rooms
at 222 Fourth street south, Moor
head, MINI.
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FOR SALE-store building. confec-
tionary stock and fixtures, doing
good business. No. TAO. care Forum.
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FOR SALE OR RENT-Blacksmith
shop; all kinds of tools, engine, trip
nammer etc: also residence from
March or 10. O. A. Victel, Gran
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GOOD AND WELL established bust
ness for sale; paying at least s3.-
600 a year; man with 3d. 500 can handle
II nicely. will trade for unencumbered
land: II interested write at once; rea-
son Tor selling. owner has other BUSH
ness interests. Address all answers to
10, care Forum.
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WANTED-An experienced bookksaa -
er and cashier for local dry goods
store; must be experienced. Apply
"a, care Forum.
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roH SALE-Drugstore doing good
business. Owner has other inter-
ests; easy terms. Address 66, care
Forum. 3
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TO TRADE-For auto, fine house and
barn, two corner lots. fiourishing
N. ID. town, for q new auto. or one
slightly used, 1911 model, any standard
car; dwelling property valued at ST.
900; occupied, bringing good rental.
Address So, care Forum.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for The
International Realty & Limited Co,
dealers In central Alberta and western
Canada lands; must be man of good
character and ability. Write or call
Waldorf hotel, ask for Robert Thomp-
son.
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FoR SALE-Cne pool hall, size 22x64
feet, Q tables and fixtures; terms
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FOR SALE-A drugstore; also want
q drug clerk. Address L. Fernalld.
Maynard. MINI.
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FOR SALE-A full equipped printing
onice Invoicing $1,000; new town at
end OF division of g. N. railroad. The
one office paying 5000 above expenses
every month: price $1,000 cash, next
twenty days. Address Plainsman,
Wildrose. N. D.
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WANTED-Two young ladies, one an
experienced postoffice assistant and
the other an experienced ~saleslady,
wish positions in some North Dakota
town. Saleslady is also a first class
compositor and would consider a po-
sition on a newspaper. Address II,
care of Forum.
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FOR SALE-Fancy pigeons OF ali
kinds, rabbits, white mice, white
rats, guinea pigs or will trade foI
poultry. Address S, A. Warren, Stan
lev. N. ID.
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WANTED AT oNcE-steady posi-
ton by good all around country
printer; good job and ed man: eight
and ne-half years experience; best Of
references. including reference from
present employer; no booze or cigar
cites. Address p. O. Box 962, Ellen
dale, N. ID.
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WANT q good newspaper man with
a few dollars to buy a half interest
"a southern Minnesota newspaper,
that mas linotype and splendid equip
ment field and business. E. D. Lum,
Monango, N. D.
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Phone l595I ell Us Your Wants and The FounWa ant Ads wiz Do the Rest
BUSINESS

FOR SALE@New hardware stock and
fixtures. $4,000; only stock in town.
Box 81, Nome. NJ. ID.
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WANTED-AlI parties having pronerty
to trade or exchange. whether II be
real or personal. to list them with us
for quick results. We keep In touch
with people all owe the northwest
having properties to trade. and make
no charge for placing yours on u
lists. We aim IN make all exchanges
on an actual cash value basis. and in
wife Won to call on or write. The Real
Estate exchange. Kennedy block. Far
go. N. d.
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Lots FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Fine residence lot in best
location on Eighth street south:
81, ZOO cash Ii taken at once. Address
T92, care Forum.
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IN ANSWERING ali want ads. giving
q certain number car Of The FORUM
be sure to address your 70
that number, in care of Forum. Inns
ENSURES prompt attention.
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WAN EDO sell or lease The Stark
weather Times: reason. owner has
other interest which prevents him from
Ewing the paper, proper attention. This
~ a good opportunity for the right
party, Homer Resler. Publisher.
Starkweather, N d.
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WANTED-Barber at Fargo House
barber shop.
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FOR SALE-Furniture and lease of
good hotel In Minnesota town: doing
y business: feed barn in connection.
head, MINI.
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WANTED-Competent girl for general
homework. 814 First avenue south.
Phone 1898.
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FOB EXCHANGE.

IMPROVED FARM LAND, Clay coun-
ty, Minnesota, for city property; give
full description in reply. Address 81,
care Forum.
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FOK SAEE GHENP-TWo soutlSide
lots each 50x15O feet, located one and
half block from car line. only $425
for the two lots, Address p. G. Box
1913, Fargo.
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$4,000 GENERAL STOCK OF staple
merchandise. nearly new. well as
sorted for sale on very liberal terms:
only TWO other stocks In town of 600
people and a good country fributarv
to It. Reason for selling. too much other
business. Address 16. care Forum.
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STORE FOR RENT,

WILL. HAVE q desirable small store
for rent FEB. i; good location for
grocery store. Iii. II. Loofnis, phone
9f2
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Hell w~ANTEp-MALE.

HAVE knight Printing Co. Print I:
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HOSPITAL.
FOR R~ENT-FLAT.
FAMILY HOTELS.

MiNNEAPOLIS-New and beautiful
Hotel Maryland (~fireproofl. corner
Vine Place and Grant street, block
from NicoIlet; exceptional location;
exclusive and elegant; commodious
rooms. single and en- suite, all with
private baths; excellent cafe service,
American plan; special rates by week
or month. For terms address hotel,
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WANTEp-Job press feeder. knight
Printing Co.
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NANAAANAAAAAAAAN

3 FoR ExcHANGE-Party hav- 4
4 Ing large stock of new mer-
A chandise wishes to exchange for
y good land. bankable notes. first
y class farm mortgages. city prop
y erty, ETC., or viii sell at a dis
q Broadway, in the Continental
q block. Call and see or address 4
. National Bond 81 Investment Co,
1, Lock Box 274. Fargo. NJ. d.
CO.
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BOARD AND ROOM al SIG Roberts
street. Phone 2143-J.
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FOR SALE-HamiIton piano, good as
new; also fine large roll top desk.
q~uartered oak finish. 219 Ninth street
north. Phone 1872.
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HELP =

WANTEp-Girl for general house
work. 702 North Broadway.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

COMMERCIAL pen and ink drawings
for letter heads and Illustrations for
reproduction drawn to your order:
state your ideas and purpose for which
cut Is to he used and will submit
sketches for your APPROVAL prices
right. Call, phone or write. Forum
Advertising Dept.
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WANTEp-Men TO learn barber trade;
easy work. big Fay: few weeks COM
pletes by our method Write for. free
illustrated catalogue. Moler Barber
College. 81 H. Nicollet avenue, Min
n~eapolis. MINI. Established 1922.
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FoR sALE-HousEAoLp GOODS.

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE - New
and secondhand stores and furniture
bought and sold. b. Hartstein. 800
Front street. Phone 1S1.
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MEAT MARkET-Complete set of
tooIs. Ice house and slaughter house,
good trade. large territory, only shop,
Tor rent. p. T. Phelps, Eckelson, N. ID.
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n. .. pREss cLIppINa suRgAu

INTERNATIONAL information. Law,
science, art literature; advertised
bids furnished to contractors. Lock
Box 3s. Christine. N. ID.
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TABLE BOARD by the week, sos Sec
ond avenue north.
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IN OREER to close out the few re-
naming Fargo Forum carpet sweep
ers on hand, we will sell them way
below cost. The Forum Printing GO.
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FOR RENT.
Furnished Rooms-Northside.

OPERAHouSE ANNEX-Nicely fur
nished rooms Phone 1861
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POSITIONS wANTEp-MALE.

WANTED-A position in the city by a
male s~tenographer and bookkeeper.
Box 227. or phone 1887.
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ODD JoBs-Win work afternoon; any
kind If work, electrical wiring,
plumbing, etc. Phone 23O7-L.
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BOARD AND RooM-$4.50 per week.
516 Third street north.
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ROOM AND BOARD at S13 Seventh
street south. Phone 1891.
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ROOM AND BOARD at SIS per month.
us Ninth street north.
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FOR SALE cHEAP-A rood quarter
section located ope-half mile from
city limits of city of Fargo. no build
ings, all tillable. Price $3.50 per
acre; terms, one-third cash. Fl. Amer
land, Fargo, N. D.
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TTTffTTSskN>kskk kkAsk fk X kkA x*M&
needed to club members into submis-
sion. 1t was decided tiat proxies would
not be accepted in the cali of the roll
for chairman. This was on open bal.
lot. 1t resulted as follows:
Mccarthy, 2l6.
Kalakiela, 81.
Colonel Mccarthy was excused from
voting. Juen and A. V. Gear voted for
Kalakiela. Kalakieia voted for him.
self. The old cannon ball of Kohala.
-KanihO- voted for "Too Bad Jack, -
as did Ryan.
Three cheers were given for McCar-
thy and the sutfragette quartet was
called upon to sing.
Race Lines Draw.
Colonel Mccarthy thanked the con-
vention. During its progress he said,
he would give everybody a square deal
He hoped all would assist to carry on
the work in a quiet and orderly man
ner There had been one event that
had taken place, but even that re-
bounded to the credit OF the convention.
One of the delegates was unfortunate e
enough to introduce race prejudice and
the color line, but the aiority, who
were Hawaiians, by their votes showed
the party had risen above race pre-
! judice and the color line. Colonel Me
Carthy's statement was greeted with
| cheers.
Kiakahi, at this moment, discovered
that the proceedings had not been open
ed with prayer. The chairman said
this was an oversight and Kiakahi was
asked upon the stage to offer prayer
He did, and asked all to dwell together
in harmony.
Uiuihl, who had raised the race issue
named Kahalepuna as secretary, while
Charles Rose nominated Sol. Meheula
The nominations closed pacheco moved
for rising vote, and this method was
adopted.
The vote for temporary secretary
resulted as follows:
Meheula, 22O.
Kahalepuna, so.
Walter Miles elected temporary as
sistant secretary by acclamation.
David Kalawaia was named interpre
ter.
Charles Rose proposed that min,
members compose each of the commit
tees TO include credentials, rules an,
platform.
The chair appointed the following
I committees:
Credenuals-B. G. Riyenburgh. Chas
I Barron, Gus Kaleohano, j. NJ. Poepoe
c Peter Makia, b. ~ Kahalepuna. Chas
, Kaumkukui, r. W, Davis, Charles II
Rose.
Rules and Permanent Organization
Lester PetTie, Noah Anil, loela Kiaka
r hi, X. W. Holt, r. j. McCnudless WI
lie keahi, James Kanoho, j. W. Iona
b l., * kahilahln
: Platform and Resolutions-a. j. Wa
y ler T j, Ryan. NJ, G.. Pacheco, Josep
y Lghiioot. VIM, kaui, John II. Wilson
~ H. T. Wolter W s, Edngs, r.. "
10 ralau,
o Afternoon Session.
. While waiting for the efedentia
committee TO report Mayor Perm VA
q called upon 10 make an addrrfB. /
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at The closing oct " iho convention.
Opening n Delayed
Ten 70 'clurh nluc and went aud thr
convention NHs noi called The con-
tDHllnE Jarrett and kHnkicln force.
spent each busy moment button boiling
friends and foes and pinning campaign
ribbons ON coat lnrcls. 'Dut bili
iu'frit ribbons prclomiuatcd
Harry luon explained the reason for
the delay. Il ho official call had got
MIXED up with other papers aud a mes.
scngcr had hot footed after IT,
EVcn after this announcement was
made Il was generally understood that
recess would be taken Immediately
10 give the Jarrett forces an opportuni.
ty 10 have another caucus.
At ten.thirty the official call arrived
and the convention was opened by rap.
ping baseball bat. .Iuen said there
would probably be discord. but he
hoped when the smoke cleared away
the party would be on successful
basis. Jucn took occasion by inuendo
TO state that everybody had not been
satisfied in the past. However. he hoped
for harmony. The secretary then read
the official call.
sary to translate the call into English.
ana nobody questioned his ruling.
The temporary roll was called. The
list totaled 3O6 delegates from both dis.
tricts.
The chair inquired if there were any
contested delegations. A heavy silence
greeted his query. Juen then asked the
pleasure of the convention as to tenn.
fagp ~ l..sw
opened the convention as chairman of
the county committee which went out
OF existence with the opening of the
campaign.
uluihi Immediately nominated Jack
Kalakiela.
Kiakahi nominated Colonel Nc.
Carthy, whose name was received with
cheers. Miles of the fifth district NOV.
ed the nominations close.
Jesse Uluihi, in an impassioned
speech, said the Hawaiians were in
control and there should be a Hawaiian
as temporary chairman. Bedlam broke
loose. Ryan said he had never heard
anywhere but in Hawaii where nomi-
nations were closed. The chairman said
to wait few moments, ask if there are
other nominations, and then ask if the
convention wants them closed. A Ha-
waiian asked whether Ryan was dele
gate. He was told he was Juen said
he was not trying to railroad or smoth-
er the proceedings More bedlam.
The Hawaiian again said Ryan was
not sitting in the right seat. Ryan said
he could sit anywhere he liked. Kisses
from the Hawaiians.
Rivenburgh asked the chair to ap-
point three tellers He appointed Ka.
al, Uluihi and Kahaleaahu
1t became apparent that the base.
ball bat used by the chair would be
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New Democratic County Committee.
Officers-Bertram Rivenburgh, chair
man; William Miles, secretary; L. j..
Waller, treasurer.
Members, Fourth District-D. Kins-
lea, J. b. Lightfoot, Charles Girdler,
b. Ioela Kiakahi. J. 4. Lawelawe, John
Hill, Charles Barron. Solomon X. Pa
lau, Moses Pipi, d. =. Polikapu.
Members, Fifth District-J9mes Hoa.
pill, Frank Leialoha, Sr., Solomon Iii,
Benjamin Opio, II. H. Palmer, c. X.
Kupihea, Frank X. Lea, Manuel Bap.
Peter Makai, s. A. p. Nawahine, j.
S. Kalakichi, Charles Kahuapailoa, A.
B. Palmer, d. A. Makekau.
First meeting at three clock today.
At the Convention.
Seine strong candidates and many
weak ones were nominated by the
Democrats in convention yesterday for
their county and legislative tickets,
the weak ones being placed upon the
tickets by insistent demands of the
fifth district for what it termed recog.
milton. The ffth's action during many
portions of the proceedings was an eff.
fort to block the selection of the strong.
est men in favor of any man as long as
he hailed from the fifth district.
The party however succeeded in select.
ing a strong senatorial ticket in James
Coke, Ambrose Wirtz and Col. c. Z
Iankea, in naming Sheriff Jarrett and
Deputy Sheriff Rose to succeed them
selves; and in placing men of the cali
ber of Lester Petrie w. II. Mcclellan
and Samuel IIardesty in line for uh,
board of supervisors.
The opponents of Jarrett and Ros,
were given a severe jar in the fore
noon when Colonel Mccarthy defeate,
Jack Kalakiela in the race for tn
craftsmanship, this being the test vot
which later IN the day served TO rou
The ''grOuch' faction composed of dis
charged policemen. The resentment o
this faction turned to hate, and finall
they quit the convention altogether
knowing they had suffered decisiv
defeat. kalalliela, who had sought tn
nomination for sheriff, saw he wa
beaten and withdrew from this contes
and in compromise plan was place
on the representative ticket.
The fifth, in opposition TO senatoris
ticket composed of Coke, Writ an
laukea, after they had endorsed III
latter's candidacy, played turncoat
and nominated Noa Aluli, one of II
jokes of the convention, and attempte
to secure the defeat of Wirtz or Iankt
by plunking for Aluli. This maneuv,
was outgeneraled and the best iud
ment Of the convention prevailed. III
fifth district was responsible for Il
only scenes Of disorder aud refusal
abide by the rulings of the chair, m
was generally disorganized.
Night Session.
Before the end Of the afternoon se
sion many states had been broken.
Charles Barron, who was literally !
ported 20 be an antiJarTctt man, PROV,
quite the contrary, and WAS foul
early and late as one of the best wor
eTH Ia the Jarrett camp, ana respon
bic In large measure fof certain Of 4
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Before the end Of the afternoon ses
sion many states had been broken.
Charles Barron, who was literally re.
ported 20 be an anti.Jarfctt man, proved
quite the contrary, and WAS found
early and late as one Of the best worb
efs Va The jarrett camp, and responsi.
Die In large measure foT certain Of the
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Kalakiela aud Keawehaku were call
ed to the stage to declare themselves
in regard to the compromise. kalakiela
said that the vote on chairman decided
him 20 withdraw from the race for
sheriff aud he pledged himself 20 abide
I by the results OF the convention and
he would support the entire ticket Re
aSehaku Likewise pledged himself, The
convention gave both speakers thTes
hearty cheers.
The remainder 0f the rules weri
adopted and tho convention adjopfuee
10 bali past feyGn o O'elOfk,