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EXECUTIVE NOTICE

The Governor direots that noticebe Won of the following pollingplaces and Inspectors of Electionfor tho Special Election to be heldNovember 3rd 1903 for the electionof County Officers The first namedInspector in each precinct aots asObairman

FOUKTH DISTRICT COUNTYOF OAHU

1st Prooinot Polling PlaceBoothfoot of Punahnu street Inspectorsof Election John EQlnger Chair-man

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llarry Macfarlano and StephenUmauma

2cd Precinct Polling PlaceBooth ooruerof Kinau and Piikoistreets Inspectors of Election CM White Chairmau W 0 Wilderand W H K Omalpkau

3rd Prooinot Polling Place Build-ing

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at entrance of Lower KrservoirGrounds Nuuanu Avenue Inspec-tors

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of Election F P MolntyreChairman Albert Waterhouso andJ P Kahahawai

4th Preoinct Polling PloceBoothEmma Square Inspectors of Elec-tion

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William Savidge TO Polikapu and F B Angus

5th Pieainot Polling Place Kapuaiwa Building Inspectors ofElection A F Cooke Chairman EE Lilikalani and J Mahoney

Gth Precinct Polling PloceHonolulu Hale Inspectors of ElectionO 0 Swain Chairman C L Beal andJohn M Mahuka

7th Precinct Polling PlaceSohool House Waimanalo Inspec-tors of Election Q C ChalmersChairman John Kekuku and AIrvine

8th Preoinct Polling PlaceThomas Square on Beretania StreetInspectors of Election WillE Fish-er

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Chairman Fred Turrill and GeoE Smithies

FIFTH DISTRICT COUNTYOF OAHU

1st Preoinct Polling Place Kaneohe Court House Inspectors ofElection H Cobb Adams Chair ¬

man S L Kauai and E P Ailtue2nd Precinct Polling Place Koo

lauloa Court House Inspectors ofElection A W Crockett ChairmanJ H Keanu and Jos Kekuku

3rd Preoinct PolliuR PJaoe Waialua Court House Inspectors ofElection W L Wond ChairmanOscar Cox and Chs David

4th Preoinot Polling Place Waianaa Court House Inspectors ofElection Lema Sponoer ChairmanSKHuiandSNKailieha

5th Precinct Polling Place EwaPavilion Inspectors of ElectionP A Swift Chairman W P Johnsonand B Starr Kapu

6th Preoinot Polling Place EwaCourt Houso Inspectors of Elec-tion

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W G Ashley Chairman KaukaWilliams and Jonn E Kahoa

7th Preoinot Polling Place At ornear Fire Station Palama Inspec ¬

tors of Election H O Birbe JrChairman John K Kaaeae andBenjamin Kaneihalau

8th Preoinot Polling PIboo W 0Aqhis Warehouse norr north cornerof Liliha and King Streets Tunpeotors of Election Moreno HultiChairman Asa Kaulia and E PSullivan

9th Preoinot Polling PlaceBooth at junction of Kuakini andNuuanu Streets Inspectors of Elec-tion

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A W Neely Chairman S HKameakapu and 0 F Alexander

10th Prooinot Polling PlacoWest corner of Maunakea and Pauabi Strqets Iuapoatoro of ElectionJ L Kaulukou Chairman AbrahamBolster and W K Kaleihuia

GEORGE R CARTERSooretary of the Territory

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Capitol Honolulu Oot 1st 19032614- - 7t

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Satisfactory work and prompt dolivery guaranteed

No fenr of clothing boing lostfrom strikes

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SATURDAY OCT 81 1903

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DOLE AND GARTER

The appointment of Governor Dolo to

be Federal Judge succeeding the late

M M Estee and the appointment ot

George H Carter to be Governor In his

stead was not a surprise to any per-

sons¬

who have carefully followed tho

trend of events In tho past several

months Mr Carter had made a hard

light for his ofllce and bas at the same

time kept before the President tho Im-

portance

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of talcing care of his political

father Governor Dolo In tho event ofanything else of value belug turned out

of tho political grist mill As wo havopointed out before Mr Curlers visitto tho east In September and Octoberwas ostensibly to ai range for tho sale

of the Hawaiian bonds but was In

reality to cinch the Governorship forhimself and to feather the nest of Gov

crnor Dole Developments havo proved

that

But that Is past and gone How will

tho appointments bo received by thopeoplo nt large Neither Dolo nor

Carter wero appointed by tho will oftho people Their appointments weretho result purely nnd solely of a pullwith one man tho President Had theolllces been elective It Is safo to say

that neither of tho gentlemen would

for a moment havo been considered by

either political party in the IslandsTho Republican paity would not havodared placo Mr Dolo In nominationfor tho district judgeship and Mr Cartcr would Burely havo been droppedlilco n hot potato nt the outset Mr

Roosevelt has however set asldo thepopular will and has taken tho burden

JfOIS Qirl-rf-- 1 ltanWrrnnpt

of unflt and undesirable ofllcers Ho

has in other words dolled tho voters

ot this Territory hurled into their

faces n couple of men in whom tho

electorate has not confidence Tho

fact cannot but affect politics and

should be a striking object lesson to

persons now having in mind tho sup-

port

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of tho Republican ticket next

Tuesday When one man who hap ¬

pens to have attended tho same school

with tho head of tho Republican party

can subvert the popular will by mere

dint of that school day friendship itis about time for the voter to look

around for something mote substantialto stand on

Mr Dole will doubtless be nn ablejudge But he is the tool of a political

clique and always has been Ho is

guided by missionary influence as com-

pletely

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as is a flsh by its tail and fins

Ho has never displayed a mind of hisown Ho has ever been a machineoperated by back stairs mentors Intho couit ho would doubtless deal fair-

ly

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In cases not striking one way or theother on the pockets ot his friendsDole however will make a better Fcdoral Judge than Governor

Carter is an over charged blunder-

buss

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No one knows when ho niny go

off or in which direction Had ho beena nominee for tho ofllce of Governorhe would not havo received enough

votes to fill a small boys eyo Hispull though has ovenidden tho

popular will for which tho voters of

Hawaii have to thank President Roose-

velt

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and tho Republican party thoparty that asks for votes for men of

tho same breed next Tuesday Wo

hope that Mr Carter means Avhat ho

says when ho Invites the good will

and cooperation of the people It Is

all up to him however as to whetherho will get It or not Had wo thechance to whisper in his car a momentwe would tell him that the native Hawailans and tho whites of this Terri-

tory

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vant government for all the peo-

ple

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a chance for all and speclul priv-

ileges

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for none A platform of thatsort will win for him in time confidencennd esteem but If ho accepts the Dole

policy as his guide he will keep allvotho present feeling that ho is not thoman for tho place

TOPICS OF THE OAI

This country is no Siberia to bo

Russianized through boycotting nndcoercing its peoplo to do things againsttheir will

If Captain Sam Johnson is not

standing good for tho liquor bills ofhis men at tho saloon of Edward Do

vnuscllollc why is it that tho money

with which they aro paid oft passedthiough Dovauschellos hands thismorning from which ho deducted theirbills for the month of October Takeyour time Captain in explaining

Thomas Rawlins father of the Republican candldato for county attornoy has for years boaBted that ho wasnot un Amorlcan citizen and would not

becomo ono Ho has damnod tho

Amorlcans In and out of season How

docs that meet tho fancies of thosospread caglo Republicans who arobacking tho chip off tho old block

Superintendent H E Cooper rival

candldato of George R Cartor for thoofllco ot Governor has resigned WhlloIt wan to bo expected that Mr Carterwould bo left at liberty to chooso hisown lieutenants upon talcing ofllco

Mr Coopers resignation was a surnr

of clinging to good things

have to say is Pooh pooh- -All wo

bah I

Wo understand that tho Homo Rul-

ers

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will tonight adopt a resolutionmaking recommendations to PresidentRoosevelt in rognrd to the Governor-

ship

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The fact that George R Carterhas already boon appointed will be Ig-

nored It cannot bo expected that thorecommendation will havo any effectother than to show tho administrationat Washington that tho peoplo aro notin favor of Carter But that will bo

something

Tho appointment of Carter to bo

Governor against tho wishes of thopeople should draw out a general and

hearty rebuke at tho polls next Tues ¬

day Not a man on tho Republican

ticket should bo elected The over-

throw

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of tho Republican ticket on

Oahu will show to Roosevelt and tho

Republican party on tho mainland thattho people want a little to say In tho

selection of their officials

Oh como off now Col Iaukea knows

all tho rudiments of collection and

assessment just as well if not bet-

ter

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than Mr Pratt Theres nothing

complicated in that lino of businessanyway and with such a man ns Iau

kea at tho helm there could be no

trouble And further theres no need

of teaching Iaukea what to do his ex¬

perience is of tho best But any otheropponent ono would havo to learn

tho very rudiments pertaining to the

ofllco and didnt Pratt havo to do tho

samo thing

Besides those swords and other Roy-

al

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trinkets left in the custody of Tax

Assessor Pratt not to return again

thero is a Btory about a fine clock be-

longing to the Hawaiian government

that would fill another chapter But

wo will let that go Pratt howover

seems to havo a weakness for pretty

things that do not belong to him From

all accounts ho Is something like the

fellow charged with cattlo stealing

Ho explained that ho found and gath-

ered up a ropo and a darned fool cow

nt tho other end of It followed him

home

Tho appointment of George R Car-

ter

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to bo Governor over tho head of

Delegate Kuhlo was a discourtesy or

worse on tho part of President Roose-

velt

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It was established this morning

that the President did not so much as

ask tho opinion of Hawaiis represent

atlvo in regard to tho matter but

mado tho appointment purely on tho

ccoro of Carters personal coquetry

and his ability to play football After

such an insult Prlnco Kuhlo should

lcslgn and return home Ho should

then run again on an anti Carter plat-

form

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H1b election would bo sure and

it would afford a rebulco to Roosevelt

of the proper kind

What Is demanded in the offlco of

county attorney 1b a man of ability

and oxporionco no matter what his

politics are It is bralnB not political

faith that will count Edgar Cayplcss

was practicing law beforo young Raw-

lins was born Ho is licensed to prac

tice in several States and Territoriesand has already had tho advantage of

having been nn nttornoy for tho coun-

ty of Aropahoo which includes tho

great city of Denver in Colorado Ed

gar Cayplcss is a competent and ex¬

perienced man Rawlins is u kid a

sapling no moro fitted for tho respon ¬

sibilities of tho offlco to which ho as ¬

pires than any other high school boy

Rheumatisma disease of the blood Local applications may furnish tem-

porary¬

relief but to CURE the disease it is necessary to treat itthrough the blood

Locomotor Ataxiais a disease of the nerves The one successful method of treat-ment

¬Is by a remedy that will restore nutrition to the noma

Such remedy is

Dr WilliamsPirik Pills for Pale People

These pills are a specific in cases of Rheumatism LocomotorAtaxia Paralysis and other diseases of the blood and nervesbecause they supply the necessary elements to build up the bloodand strengthen the nerves It is in this way that the pills effect somany cures in diseases of apparently widely different character

Frank Lone ttIio lives nearLtnnod Mlcli says I was urst tokenwith a pain lu mjr back The phy ¬

sician pronounced mycaso muscu ¬

lar rhcumatliim accompanied bylumbago My disease gradually be ¬

came worse until I thought deathwould be welcome release

t was nnally Induced to try DrWilliams Ilnk Pills for Pale Poo- -

Tie Ileforo the flrst box was usedget about tho house and nr

tor usinr Hto btnes was entlrolycured Bluco thnttlmo I hae foltno return or the rheumatic painsAm confident that Dr WilliamsIlnk Pills saved my life

Frank LonoSworn to beforo me nt Venlco Mich

this 19th day of April 180SO O Goldsmith Juitice o the Peace

each ptckige Sold all druggists postpldDrWllliaaia Medicine Co Bchensttady Price boxes

accused and blamed for giving infor ¬

mation to Tho Independent agnlnst

Capt Johnsons Russianized methodsof boycott and coercion Tho Indo

pendent does not know Mr Kumalae

in the matter nor does it care To

accuse ono who was once Mr John

Bons friend through whoso kindly of¬

fices and efforts he had his salary rais ¬

ed to 200 a month for being boss of

the Garbage department quite an un ¬

just salary as against otlicrs who re-

ceive

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the same and file bonds of 10

000 is to show ungratefulness of tho

lowest tho mennest nnd tho worst

kind Better trump up another one

upon whom accusation may fall

Wo oxpected another denial from

Capt JohnBon since ho statnped a re-

cent

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statement by Tho Independent

as false If the first ono was wrong

how about tho last one Wo aro wait-

ing

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for him to lepeat tho accusation

for still havo some more our

sleeves It he is courting an Investi-

gation

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as implied by him in his denial

wc arc perfectly willing to undortako

It after election Should tho Republi-

cans

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win wc will not force tho Issue

for thero can bo no justlco fiom

such a crew but If the Homo Rulers

victorious then its a go with us

and wo will vonturo to piovo every as

sprtlon mado by us against him and

his Btrenuous politics How will that

do Is It aceppted

An opportunity will bo afforded to-

morrow

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morning at St Andrews Ca-

thedral

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to showapprcclatlon towards

Bishop Willis work in Tonga partic-

ularly

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tho Hawaiian people Together

with them should be includod tho old

boys of Iolanl Collogo as well ns all

the old pupils of the English Mission

schools Tho Idea lsc-- forwaid him

soino token as n Clulatmas offering

which Is about tho tlmo that ho will

lecelvo it nnd Is being done by friends

hero unknown and unsolicited for by

him yet hq will no doubt approclato

tho sentiment that It will convey

that ho Is not forgotton but Is being

still lememborcd by those to whom

had ministered for over a gonoratlon

be It whatever it may Let all those

of us who may nnd aro willing to

throw In their mlto towards furtherIpojp UifiEe familiar with hjBJiabJtlj Representative umalqo has becujttg the mission of tho Anglican

Kdwln R Tripp Postmaster ofMlddlclleld Centre NY sold Iwas iillackcd by what I learnedwas locomotor nta ila Tuonlcillfuldoctors Utd eery thine they could

me I bocamo w orse could notmovo oven about tho room I didnot oxpect to lle vory long

The turning point wns n news ¬

paper nrtlclo It told how n manwho had suffered ni had beencured by Dr Williams Ilnk Pillsfor Palo People 1 tool two boxesof tho pills then four moro boxesMy gain was steudj j my return tohcilth was a source of dally gratlMention In all 1 took eighteen ¬es of plllH beforo I was entirelywell 1 owe my euro entlroly toDr Williams Pink Illls for Paloreoplo

Subscribed nnd sworn to before meIIomeh JUnnx Aolarj PuMlc

The Tull Dime Is on by or sent byNY joe per box j 6 ijo

wo up

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boxtho

church In that far oft land whose peo-

ple

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aro of a kindred raco and are liv¬

ing In tho same pond with us horoin Hawaii net

lis

Crysta

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Springs Butter

It ia perfectly puro and alwaysgives satisfaction We deliver it ineat pasteboard boxei

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Metropolitan Meat GoTelephone Mnin 45

Per ALAMEDA lor CamarinoRefrigerator An extra frosh supplyof Grapes Apples Lemons OrangeLimos Nuts Raining Colery FreshSalmon Cauliflower Bhubarb As ¬

paragus Cabbage Eastorn and Cali ¬

fornia Oyators in tin ana shellCrabs Turkoys Flounders etc Allgame in season Also fresh Bookroft Swiss and California CronmCheese Plaoo your orders oerlylprompt tloliTory

CALIFORNIA PBUIT IfABKBTCorner Kin nd A1W St

Likixes

Wm G Irwin PreBidantA ManageOlaua 8 praokoln Ifira t Vlos FreildentW MQIirard Deuond Vioo 1reuldentH H Whltnoy Jr Treasurer iUeoretnryQooJ Bon Auditor

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The Independent bU cents permonth

The baud will givo a couoert atMakee Island tomorrow afternoon

Home Rulers will have a monatsrrally at the Orpheum thoater thisevening

Humano OHioor Banoit has beenarrested at the instance of his wifefor oruelty

The combiuaUoa basoball teamswill play a gamo this afternoon atthe baseball park

Secretary Brown of the Y M O A

will lead a party to the top of Tantaluj this afternoon

The remains of the lato Iiobort W

Wllooi will lie in Btato at the familyresidence tomorrow

Japanese of the Islsndn will onTuesday observo the birth anniversary of their Emperor

Vote for MOSES K NAKUINAIndependent candidate for CountyClerk and Recorder

Time for leaving paintings forthe exhibition of the Kilohana ArtLoague will close at 5 oclock thisafternoon

Seven huudred and seventy bar-

rels of Bohemia bear stored at theHonolulu brewery have been foundto bo spoiled

Tho Advertiser was misinformedas to the oondition of Henry Waterhousa early this morning Thepatient is muoh better and is steadi-ly

¬

improving

The office of The independent is

in the bride building next to theHawaiian hotel grounds on Beretania street Waikiki of AlalteaFirst floor

The danoo given by tho AhahuiIolani will take place this evening

I at the Young hotel The presidentof the Society Queen Liliuokalaniwho leaves for tho coast next weekwill be present

The steamerB of the WilderSteamship Company being Ameri ¬

can will not sail next Tuesday elec ¬

tion day J A Kounedy of the I 1

S N Co being Chinese will send hissteamors to sea on Tuesday

Xonights Onmpflre

A high old time will be had by

the National Cruard at the drill shedthis evoning For the occasion theplace has been handsomely decorat-ed

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Donations to the funotion havebeen 300 gallons of beer300 poundsof beefnmple roast pork100 poundspork and beans 100 gallons lemon-

ade¬

pipes tobaaoo cigars and oigarottcB There will be a atage pro-

gram¬

of music and specialties in-

cluding¬

two fistic bouts Seats havebeen provided for GEO persons

m m m

J Kinau Arrives

The Kinau arrived this morningearlier thauv was expected Shebrought tho following passengers

R 0 BrownMrs R 0 BrownHarryMoiine OFoepeJmanu H B Bland- -

ing R Shiugle B G Holt Miss Hot- -

tie Hitohoook Geo Wilson J W

Mason Dr Young Kam Pong E WWatson Mrs M Keau U J Moir TB Walker Miss Clara Wight Mrs FW Carter Mrs T A Hay Miss GDowaett W J Coelho Samuel Nowlein and wifo Mrs Pauahi ChangKun

Born

Cook --To Mr and Mrs Thos ECook Tuesday Oct 27 a daughter

wanthidA bright nont painstaking young

lady desirous of learning practicalexpert shorthand typewriter andoffice work Mujt hovo completedstudies equal to grammar schoolcourse MnstliaVQ accurate knowl-edge

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of elMnmiUry shorthand butno speed or uri clous experience roquired ocelli nt pportunity fortborough ftuiuK ambitious studentto become xeri widun a year Adress 0 R JiMnern

POLITICAL

DRIFT WOOD

Some Taste Of What

Woman Suffrage

Will Bo

Those Most Favored as Canfli- -

dates -- Other Matters of

Politic Interest

By Auuimau

Politics are very hot nowadays aswe are on tho eve of tho day of bat-

tle¬

not with bullets but with bal-

lots Yesterday at the politioalcorner because Republican spell-

binders¬

will not givo Home Rulors a

chance to spiel tho latter drew thocrowd awav from the former to thesaloon and more favorite corner Ifthat is any Criterion to go by in

order to find out Columbias moreFavorite Bide then where will the

other be when the strife is on Timewill lull

If enthusiasm and attendance atmeetings counts as a guide to thopopular feeling L am certain thoHawaiian party has it If they areunited and steadfast tbey surelyought to win out otherwise I am achump aud a lobster but not a

clam

But what of the Home Rulo candidate for sheriff Johnnie Wise Itsa wise child that knows its fatherand hes one who knew where andwhat party ho could get a nomina-

tion¬

for offioe and he has got it intho Hawaiian party In the ranksof such a party ho ought to win andif not then why not Where theformer candidate was weak the nowone iB stronger no doubt for I be ¬

lieve those who wero loth not tovote for Wilcox for fear of petti ¬

coat rule will now vote for Wiseand not for Brown

Ho was born at Kohala of AngloHawaiian parentage his motherbeing still in the land of tho livingand ajjaiu married to one of her ownrace a member on Browns policoforc After roooiving a commonschool education ho enteredIolani College and latterKamehameha school fromwhich lattsr plaoe he was sent toOberlin Collego Ohio to finish hiseducation supposedly for the min-

istry¬

through the generosity ofOhas R Bishop and P C Jones if Iramember rightly

On returning home finding hiscountry upset being n Hawaiian henaturally oast his lot with his peoplo against his alleged bqnefaatorswho had bocomeconneoted with theband of opprersors of his own peo-

ple

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and country Being- - young andof an impulsive tomperameut hewas identified with tho unsuccessfulrevolution of 1895 together withPrince Cupid now Delegate toWashington was imprisoned courtmartialed and seutenced to jail fortho fault of loving his country Sontto Hilo to work out his term at hardlabor on the roads and if I am notoff eorved his full term of one yearbefore being pardoned by GovernorDolo and his civil rights restored

In 1900 ho was a Democrat andwas sent as ono of the delegates tothe National Convention whore hesaved BryauB 1G to 1 plank in thoplatform Was nominated by theDemocratic party as one of its candi ¬

dates for representative in theFourth Distriot and was defeatedtogether with tho others ou thesame tiokot When Prince Cupidfluked from the Home Rule partyho was a partisan with him butwhen he flopped oyer to Republic-anism

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Wise still remain a Democratand it was ouly a littlo while agowhen he allied himself with theHomo Rulers but at heart I stillbelieve him to foe os gogd a Qemcrat as auy they make em

I believo his being substituted in

Wilcoxs vacauoy caused by death

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has gained tho Homo Rulera monyvotes from the whites votcB theycould never havo oountod had Wil-

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being alive Tho impedimentof a petticoat rule boing so obviat-

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I am of the opinion that he willbo able to knook Arthur Brown stiffinto a cooked hat next TueedayiAnd well see wlmthor bell be abloto do it fioo aud brown If ho is

Wise he ought to do it Thats allSure mai hoi kau wela ka hao

Again referring to the subject ofWoman Suffrage theres no need

doubting tho popularity of FrankHarvey among tho womeu of allstations from wives widowsspinsters maids and damselsGo to any Homo Rulo meet-ings

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and there youll see themin numbers and the spooialo tocertain meetings only At his housetho other night some of theso latterwere noticed

And Arthur Brown is not muchfar behind I noticod that you MrEditor personally witnessed his po-

pularity¬

with the lei girls But thatis not all I witnessed somethingdown at the Peninsula the samenight aud there was she as livelyas ever and as energeticin his behalfto make tho luau a success Goodfor the old gal but I wonder wheth ¬

er shell induce hubby to voto fordear Brownie

Nothing muoh usb beeu Been andheard of Mark Robinson since thethe night of tho luau at his resi-

dence¬

I wonder whether ho gotpoisoned by eating tha uncookedkolokolel pi of that luau he gave

Outsido of an appeal through one ofthe evening papers he has not beenseon nor heard Ha may yet bo elect-ed

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to stay homo and J dont believethat his wealth will saye him Manywomen are on to bni too he beinga good looking fellow and no doubta nice chap upon whom leg pullingmay como into play

Aud I aoo that Henry Vida is do ¬

ing some strenuous work for hisfriend Brown Has ho been permitted to do as he please But thechoice between Henry and JimmieBoyd is with the latter every tiraowho is a better man thao Henry anyday in the week I would be perfect-ly

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willing to loavo it to the womento decide as to their respectivemerits And furthermore I thinkJimmie more of the gentlomau thantbeother is the opposite who is likelyto stoop to any level in order togain a point

If women had votes I also believethat Curtis Iaukea with his spottodskirt would boat Walter G of theAdvertiser including Henry Vidaand his friend Birbe he latter being in himeolf quite sufficient to be ¬

come a small farmer Curtis is moreof a gentleman than any of theseand has aeon better oompany fromthe days ho was a palace dish washerflunky etc up to tho present Be ¬

ing also a good looking man thecocoanut oil wahinea of Bystand ¬

ers abuse are with him His sun asa ladys man has not yet set hiafame with them is not ou the wanenor hia brightness dimmed by anysbuee ho may get on their behalfThe woman will stay by him everytime through thick and thin

Yet those same aoooanut oil wabines are Republicans for Pre seenthem at their meetings and it wai aRepublican in a Republican news ¬

paper that abusod them Funny kindwahiues and kanakas theso whichprobably is something like thoseothers of their kind whove becomefunny kind haoles But never mindevery one may come out of tho washall right in the end if allowed touse Bjrbog proscription of hardlyover taking to water Birba is no-

body¬

yet hes tho kind of mau thaRepublicans want one willing tostoop to do a dirty job

From ranking briaf speoohos atthe beginning of tha present cam-paign

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utes is tho record of Charley Booththe Homo Rule candidate for treas-

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Ive heard Republicans baukon John Gandal but am willing

Q pit Booth against him any timeThe long gaunt Kauiiau is floweryleud voiced and a syllabio rep ja tora usuni lone wuu many Hawaii

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The Governor direots that noticebe Won of the following pollingplaces and Inspectors of Electionfor tho Special Election to be heldNovember 3rd 1903 for the electionof County Officers The first namedInspector in each precinct aots asObairman

FOUKTH DISTRICT COUNTYOF OAHU

1st Prooinot Polling PlaceBoothfoot of Punahnu street Inspectorsof Election John EQlnger Chair-man

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llarry Macfarlano and StephenUmauma

2cd Precinct Polling PlaceBooth ooruerof Kinau and Piikoistreets Inspectors of Election CM White Chairmau W 0 Wilderand W H K Omalpkau

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of Election F P MolntyreChairman Albert Waterhouso andJ P Kahahawai

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William Savidge TO Polikapu and F B Angus

5th Pieainot Polling Place Kapuaiwa Building Inspectors ofElection A F Cooke Chairman EE Lilikalani and J Mahoney

Gth Precinct Polling PloceHonolulu Hale Inspectors of ElectionO 0 Swain Chairman C L Beal andJohn M Mahuka

7th Precinct Polling PlaceSohool House Waimanalo Inspec-tors of Election Q C ChalmersChairman John Kekuku and AIrvine

8th Preoinct Polling PlaceThomas Square on Beretania StreetInspectors of Election WillE Fish-er

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Chairman Fred Turrill and GeoE Smithies

FIFTH DISTRICT COUNTYOF OAHU

1st Preoinct Polling Place Kaneohe Court House Inspectors ofElection H Cobb Adams Chair ¬

man S L Kauai and E P Ailtue2nd Precinct Polling Place Koo

lauloa Court House Inspectors ofElection A W Crockett ChairmanJ H Keanu and Jos Kekuku

3rd Preoinct PolliuR PJaoe Waialua Court House Inspectors ofElection W L Wond ChairmanOscar Cox and Chs David

4th Preoinot Polling Place Waianaa Court House Inspectors ofElection Lema Sponoer ChairmanSKHuiandSNKailieha

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W G Ashley Chairman KaukaWilliams and Jonn E Kahoa

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SATURDAY OCT 81 1903

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DOLE AND GARTER

The appointment of Governor Dolo to

be Federal Judge succeeding the late

M M Estee and the appointment ot

George H Carter to be Governor In his

stead was not a surprise to any per-

sons¬

who have carefully followed tho

trend of events In tho past several

months Mr Carter had made a hard

light for his ofllce and bas at the same

time kept before the President tho Im-

portance

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of talcing care of his political

father Governor Dolo In tho event ofanything else of value belug turned out

of tho political grist mill As wo havopointed out before Mr Curlers visitto tho east In September and Octoberwas ostensibly to ai range for tho sale

of the Hawaiian bonds but was In

reality to cinch the Governorship forhimself and to feather the nest of Gov

crnor Dole Developments havo proved

that

But that Is past and gone How will

tho appointments bo received by thopeoplo nt large Neither Dolo nor

Carter wero appointed by tho will oftho people Their appointments weretho result purely nnd solely of a pullwith one man tho President Had theolllces been elective It Is safo to say

that neither of tho gentlemen would

for a moment havo been considered by

either political party in the IslandsTho Republican paity would not havodared placo Mr Dolo In nominationfor tho district judgeship and Mr Cartcr would Burely havo been droppedlilco n hot potato nt the outset Mr

Roosevelt has however set asldo thepopular will and has taken tho burden

JfOIS Qirl-rf-- 1 ltanWrrnnpt

of unflt and undesirable ofllcers Ho

has in other words dolled tho voters

ot this Territory hurled into their

faces n couple of men in whom tho

electorate has not confidence Tho

fact cannot but affect politics and

should be a striking object lesson to

persons now having in mind tho sup-

port

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of tho Republican ticket next

Tuesday When one man who hap ¬

pens to have attended tho same school

with tho head of tho Republican party

can subvert the popular will by mere

dint of that school day friendship itis about time for the voter to look

around for something mote substantialto stand on

Mr Dole will doubtless be nn ablejudge But he is the tool of a political

clique and always has been Ho is

guided by missionary influence as com-

pletely

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as is a flsh by its tail and fins

Ho has never displayed a mind of hisown Ho has ever been a machineoperated by back stairs mentors Intho couit ho would doubtless deal fair-

ly

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In cases not striking one way or theother on the pockets ot his friendsDole however will make a better Fcdoral Judge than Governor

Carter is an over charged blunder-

buss

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No one knows when ho niny go

off or in which direction Had ho beena nominee for tho ofllce of Governorhe would not havo received enough

votes to fill a small boys eyo Hispull though has ovenidden tho

popular will for which tho voters of

Hawaii have to thank President Roose-

velt

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and tho Republican party thoparty that asks for votes for men of

tho same breed next Tuesday Wo

hope that Mr Carter means Avhat ho

says when ho Invites the good will

and cooperation of the people It Is

all up to him however as to whetherho will get It or not Had wo thechance to whisper in his car a momentwe would tell him that the native Hawailans and tho whites of this Terri-

tory

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vant government for all the peo-

ple

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a chance for all and speclul priv-

ileges

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for none A platform of thatsort will win for him in time confidencennd esteem but If ho accepts the Dole

policy as his guide he will keep allvotho present feeling that ho is not thoman for tho place

TOPICS OF THE OAI

This country is no Siberia to bo

Russianized through boycotting nndcoercing its peoplo to do things againsttheir will

If Captain Sam Johnson is not

standing good for tho liquor bills ofhis men at tho saloon of Edward Do

vnuscllollc why is it that tho money

with which they aro paid oft passedthiough Dovauschellos hands thismorning from which ho deducted theirbills for the month of October Takeyour time Captain in explaining

Thomas Rawlins father of the Republican candldato for county attornoy has for years boaBted that ho wasnot un Amorlcan citizen and would not

becomo ono Ho has damnod tho

Amorlcans In and out of season How

docs that meet tho fancies of thosospread caglo Republicans who arobacking tho chip off tho old block

Superintendent H E Cooper rival

candldato of George R Cartor for thoofllco ot Governor has resigned WhlloIt wan to bo expected that Mr Carterwould bo left at liberty to chooso hisown lieutenants upon talcing ofllco

Mr Coopers resignation was a surnr

of clinging to good things

have to say is Pooh pooh- -All wo

bah I

Wo understand that tho Homo Rul-

ers

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will tonight adopt a resolutionmaking recommendations to PresidentRoosevelt in rognrd to the Governor-

ship

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The fact that George R Carterhas already boon appointed will be Ig-

nored It cannot bo expected that thorecommendation will havo any effectother than to show tho administrationat Washington that tho peoplo aro notin favor of Carter But that will bo

something

Tho appointment of Carter to bo

Governor against tho wishes of thopeople should draw out a general and

hearty rebuke at tho polls next Tues ¬

day Not a man on tho Republican

ticket should bo elected The over-

throw

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of tho Republican ticket on

Oahu will show to Roosevelt and tho

Republican party on tho mainland thattho people want a little to say In tho

selection of their officials

Oh como off now Col Iaukea knows

all tho rudiments of collection and

assessment just as well if not bet-

ter

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than Mr Pratt Theres nothing

complicated in that lino of businessanyway and with such a man ns Iau

kea at tho helm there could be no

trouble And further theres no need

of teaching Iaukea what to do his ex¬

perience is of tho best But any otheropponent ono would havo to learn

tho very rudiments pertaining to the

ofllco and didnt Pratt havo to do tho

samo thing

Besides those swords and other Roy-

al

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trinkets left in the custody of Tax

Assessor Pratt not to return again

thero is a Btory about a fine clock be-

longing to the Hawaiian government

that would fill another chapter But

wo will let that go Pratt howover

seems to havo a weakness for pretty

things that do not belong to him From

all accounts ho Is something like the

fellow charged with cattlo stealing

Ho explained that ho found and gath-

ered up a ropo and a darned fool cow

nt tho other end of It followed him

home

Tho appointment of George R Car-

ter

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to bo Governor over tho head of

Delegate Kuhlo was a discourtesy or

worse on tho part of President Roose-

velt

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It was established this morning

that the President did not so much as

ask tho opinion of Hawaiis represent

atlvo in regard to tho matter but

mado tho appointment purely on tho

ccoro of Carters personal coquetry

and his ability to play football After

such an insult Prlnco Kuhlo should

lcslgn and return home Ho should

then run again on an anti Carter plat-

form

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H1b election would bo sure and

it would afford a rebulco to Roosevelt

of the proper kind

What Is demanded in the offlco of

county attorney 1b a man of ability

and oxporionco no matter what his

politics are It is bralnB not political

faith that will count Edgar Cayplcss

was practicing law beforo young Raw-

lins was born Ho is licensed to prac

tice in several States and Territoriesand has already had tho advantage of

having been nn nttornoy for tho coun-

ty of Aropahoo which includes tho

great city of Denver in Colorado Ed

gar Cayplcss is a competent and ex¬

perienced man Rawlins is u kid a

sapling no moro fitted for tho respon ¬

sibilities of tho offlco to which ho as ¬

pires than any other high school boy

Rheumatisma disease of the blood Local applications may furnish tem-

porary¬

relief but to CURE the disease it is necessary to treat itthrough the blood

Locomotor Ataxiais a disease of the nerves The one successful method of treat-ment

¬Is by a remedy that will restore nutrition to the noma

Such remedy is

Dr WilliamsPirik Pills for Pale People

These pills are a specific in cases of Rheumatism LocomotorAtaxia Paralysis and other diseases of the blood and nervesbecause they supply the necessary elements to build up the bloodand strengthen the nerves It is in this way that the pills effect somany cures in diseases of apparently widely different character

Frank Lone ttIio lives nearLtnnod Mlcli says I was urst tokenwith a pain lu mjr back The phy ¬

sician pronounced mycaso muscu ¬

lar rhcumatliim accompanied bylumbago My disease gradually be ¬

came worse until I thought deathwould be welcome release

t was nnally Induced to try DrWilliams Ilnk Pills for Pale Poo- -

Tie Ileforo the flrst box was usedget about tho house and nr

tor usinr Hto btnes was entlrolycured Bluco thnttlmo I hae foltno return or the rheumatic painsAm confident that Dr WilliamsIlnk Pills saved my life

Frank LonoSworn to beforo me nt Venlco Mich

this 19th day of April 180SO O Goldsmith Juitice o the Peace

each ptckige Sold all druggists postpldDrWllliaaia Medicine Co Bchensttady Price boxes

accused and blamed for giving infor ¬

mation to Tho Independent agnlnst

Capt Johnsons Russianized methodsof boycott and coercion Tho Indo

pendent does not know Mr Kumalae

in the matter nor does it care To

accuse ono who was once Mr John

Bons friend through whoso kindly of¬

fices and efforts he had his salary rais ¬

ed to 200 a month for being boss of

the Garbage department quite an un ¬

just salary as against otlicrs who re-

ceive

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the same and file bonds of 10

000 is to show ungratefulness of tho

lowest tho mennest nnd tho worst

kind Better trump up another one

upon whom accusation may fall

Wo oxpected another denial from

Capt JohnBon since ho statnped a re-

cent

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statement by Tho Independent

as false If the first ono was wrong

how about tho last one Wo aro wait-

ing

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for him to lepeat tho accusation

for still havo some more our

sleeves It he is courting an Investi-

gation

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as implied by him in his denial

wc arc perfectly willing to undortako

It after election Should tho Republi-

cans

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win wc will not force tho Issue

for thero can bo no justlco fiom

such a crew but If the Homo Rulers

victorious then its a go with us

and wo will vonturo to piovo every as

sprtlon mado by us against him and

his Btrenuous politics How will that

do Is It aceppted

An opportunity will bo afforded to-

morrow

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morning at St Andrews Ca-

thedral

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to showapprcclatlon towards

Bishop Willis work in Tonga partic-

ularly

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tho Hawaiian people Together

with them should be includod tho old

boys of Iolanl Collogo as well ns all

the old pupils of the English Mission

schools Tho Idea lsc-- forwaid him

soino token as n Clulatmas offering

which Is about tho tlmo that ho will

lecelvo it nnd Is being done by friends

hero unknown and unsolicited for by

him yet hq will no doubt approclato

tho sentiment that It will convey

that ho Is not forgotton but Is being

still lememborcd by those to whom

had ministered for over a gonoratlon

be It whatever it may Let all those

of us who may nnd aro willing to

throw In their mlto towards furtherIpojp UifiEe familiar with hjBJiabJtlj Representative umalqo has becujttg the mission of tho Anglican

Kdwln R Tripp Postmaster ofMlddlclleld Centre NY sold Iwas iillackcd by what I learnedwas locomotor nta ila Tuonlcillfuldoctors Utd eery thine they could

me I bocamo w orse could notmovo oven about tho room I didnot oxpect to lle vory long

The turning point wns n news ¬

paper nrtlclo It told how n manwho had suffered ni had beencured by Dr Williams Ilnk Pillsfor Palo People 1 tool two boxesof tho pills then four moro boxesMy gain was steudj j my return tohcilth was a source of dally gratlMention In all 1 took eighteen ¬es of plllH beforo I was entirelywell 1 owe my euro entlroly toDr Williams Pink Illls for Paloreoplo

Subscribed nnd sworn to before meIIomeh JUnnx Aolarj PuMlc

The Tull Dime Is on by or sent byNY joe per box j 6 ijo

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church In that far oft land whose peo-

ple

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aro of a kindred raco and are liv¬

ing In tho same pond with us horoin Hawaii net

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Crysta

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Springs Butter

It ia perfectly puro and alwaysgives satisfaction We deliver it ineat pasteboard boxei

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Metropolitan Meat GoTelephone Mnin 45

Per ALAMEDA lor CamarinoRefrigerator An extra frosh supplyof Grapes Apples Lemons OrangeLimos Nuts Raining Colery FreshSalmon Cauliflower Bhubarb As ¬

paragus Cabbage Eastorn and Cali ¬

fornia Oyators in tin ana shellCrabs Turkoys Flounders etc Allgame in season Also fresh Bookroft Swiss and California CronmCheese Plaoo your orders oerlylprompt tloliTory

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The Independent bU cents permonth

The baud will givo a couoert atMakee Island tomorrow afternoon

Home Rulers will have a monatsrrally at the Orpheum thoater thisevening

Humano OHioor Banoit has beenarrested at the instance of his wifefor oruelty

The combiuaUoa basoball teamswill play a gamo this afternoon atthe baseball park

Secretary Brown of the Y M O A

will lead a party to the top of Tantaluj this afternoon

The remains of the lato Iiobort W

Wllooi will lie in Btato at the familyresidence tomorrow

Japanese of the Islsndn will onTuesday observo the birth anniversary of their Emperor

Vote for MOSES K NAKUINAIndependent candidate for CountyClerk and Recorder

Time for leaving paintings forthe exhibition of the Kilohana ArtLoague will close at 5 oclock thisafternoon

Seven huudred and seventy bar-

rels of Bohemia bear stored at theHonolulu brewery have been foundto bo spoiled

Tho Advertiser was misinformedas to the oondition of Henry Waterhousa early this morning Thepatient is muoh better and is steadi-ly

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improving

The office of The independent is

in the bride building next to theHawaiian hotel grounds on Beretania street Waikiki of AlalteaFirst floor

The danoo given by tho AhahuiIolani will take place this evening

I at the Young hotel The presidentof the Society Queen Liliuokalaniwho leaves for tho coast next weekwill be present

The steamerB of the WilderSteamship Company being Ameri ¬

can will not sail next Tuesday elec ¬

tion day J A Kounedy of the I 1

S N Co being Chinese will send hissteamors to sea on Tuesday

Xonights Onmpflre

A high old time will be had by

the National Cruard at the drill shedthis evoning For the occasion theplace has been handsomely decorat-ed

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Donations to the funotion havebeen 300 gallons of beer300 poundsof beefnmple roast pork100 poundspork and beans 100 gallons lemon-

ade¬

pipes tobaaoo cigars and oigarottcB There will be a atage pro-

gram¬

of music and specialties in-

cluding¬

two fistic bouts Seats havebeen provided for GEO persons

m m m

J Kinau Arrives

The Kinau arrived this morningearlier thauv was expected Shebrought tho following passengers

R 0 BrownMrs R 0 BrownHarryMoiine OFoepeJmanu H B Bland- -

ing R Shiugle B G Holt Miss Hot- -

tie Hitohoook Geo Wilson J W

Mason Dr Young Kam Pong E WWatson Mrs M Keau U J Moir TB Walker Miss Clara Wight Mrs FW Carter Mrs T A Hay Miss GDowaett W J Coelho Samuel Nowlein and wifo Mrs Pauahi ChangKun

Born

Cook --To Mr and Mrs Thos ECook Tuesday Oct 27 a daughter

wanthidA bright nont painstaking young

lady desirous of learning practicalexpert shorthand typewriter andoffice work Mujt hovo completedstudies equal to grammar schoolcourse MnstliaVQ accurate knowl-edge

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of elMnmiUry shorthand butno speed or uri clous experience roquired ocelli nt pportunity fortborough ftuiuK ambitious studentto become xeri widun a year Adress 0 R JiMnern

POLITICAL

DRIFT WOOD

Some Taste Of What

Woman Suffrage

Will Bo

Those Most Favored as Canfli- -

dates -- Other Matters of

Politic Interest

By Auuimau

Politics are very hot nowadays aswe are on tho eve of tho day of bat-

tle¬

not with bullets but with bal-

lots Yesterday at the politioalcorner because Republican spell-

binders¬

will not givo Home Rulors a

chance to spiel tho latter drew thocrowd awav from the former to thesaloon and more favorite corner Ifthat is any Criterion to go by in

order to find out Columbias moreFavorite Bide then where will the

other be when the strife is on Timewill lull

If enthusiasm and attendance atmeetings counts as a guide to thopopular feeling L am certain thoHawaiian party has it If they areunited and steadfast tbey surelyought to win out otherwise I am achump aud a lobster but not a

clam

But what of the Home Rulo candidate for sheriff Johnnie Wise Itsa wise child that knows its fatherand hes one who knew where andwhat party ho could get a nomina-

tion¬

for offioe and he has got it intho Hawaiian party In the ranksof such a party ho ought to win andif not then why not Where theformer candidate was weak the nowone iB stronger no doubt for I be ¬

lieve those who wero loth not tovote for Wilcox for fear of petti ¬

coat rule will now vote for Wiseand not for Brown

Ho was born at Kohala of AngloHawaiian parentage his motherbeing still in the land of tho livingand ajjaiu married to one of her ownrace a member on Browns policoforc After roooiving a commonschool education ho enteredIolani College and latterKamehameha school fromwhich lattsr plaoe he was sent toOberlin Collego Ohio to finish hiseducation supposedly for the min-

istry¬

through the generosity ofOhas R Bishop and P C Jones if Iramember rightly

On returning home finding hiscountry upset being n Hawaiian henaturally oast his lot with his peoplo against his alleged bqnefaatorswho had bocomeconneoted with theband of opprersors of his own peo-

ple

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and country Being- - young andof an impulsive tomperameut hewas identified with tho unsuccessfulrevolution of 1895 together withPrince Cupid now Delegate toWashington was imprisoned courtmartialed and seutenced to jail fortho fault of loving his country Sontto Hilo to work out his term at hardlabor on the roads and if I am notoff eorved his full term of one yearbefore being pardoned by GovernorDolo and his civil rights restored

In 1900 ho was a Democrat andwas sent as ono of the delegates tothe National Convention whore hesaved BryauB 1G to 1 plank in thoplatform Was nominated by theDemocratic party as one of its candi ¬

dates for representative in theFourth Distriot and was defeatedtogether with tho others ou thesame tiokot When Prince Cupidfluked from the Home Rule partyho was a partisan with him butwhen he flopped oyer to Republic-anism

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Wise still remain a Democratand it was ouly a littlo while agowhen he allied himself with theHomo Rulers but at heart I stillbelieve him to foe os gogd a Qemcrat as auy they make em

I believo his being substituted in

Wilcoxs vacauoy caused by death

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has gained tho Homo Rulera monyvotes from the whites votcB theycould never havo oountod had Wil-

cox¬

being alive Tho impedimentof a petticoat rule boing so obviat-

ed¬

I am of the opinion that he willbo able to knook Arthur Brown stiffinto a cooked hat next TueedayiAnd well see wlmthor bell be abloto do it fioo aud brown If ho is

Wise he ought to do it Thats allSure mai hoi kau wela ka hao

Again referring to the subject ofWoman Suffrage theres no need

doubting tho popularity of FrankHarvey among tho womeu of allstations from wives widowsspinsters maids and damselsGo to any Homo Rulo meet-ings

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and there youll see themin numbers and the spooialo tocertain meetings only At his housetho other night some of theso latterwere noticed

And Arthur Brown is not muchfar behind I noticod that you MrEditor personally witnessed his po-

pularity¬

with the lei girls But thatis not all I witnessed somethingdown at the Peninsula the samenight aud there was she as livelyas ever and as energeticin his behalfto make tho luau a success Goodfor the old gal but I wonder wheth ¬

er shell induce hubby to voto fordear Brownie

Nothing muoh usb beeu Been andheard of Mark Robinson since thethe night of tho luau at his resi-

dence¬

I wonder whether ho gotpoisoned by eating tha uncookedkolokolel pi of that luau he gave

Outsido of an appeal through one ofthe evening papers he has not beenseon nor heard Ha may yet bo elect-ed

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to stay homo and J dont believethat his wealth will saye him Manywomen are on to bni too he beinga good looking fellow and no doubta nice chap upon whom leg pullingmay como into play

Aud I aoo that Henry Vida is do ¬

ing some strenuous work for hisfriend Brown Has ho been permitted to do as he please But thechoice between Henry and JimmieBoyd is with the latter every tiraowho is a better man thao Henry anyday in the week I would be perfect-ly

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willing to loavo it to the womento decide as to their respectivemerits And furthermore I thinkJimmie more of the gentlomau thantbeother is the opposite who is likelyto stoop to any level in order togain a point

If women had votes I also believethat Curtis Iaukea with his spottodskirt would boat Walter G of theAdvertiser including Henry Vidaand his friend Birbe he latter being in himeolf quite sufficient to be ¬

come a small farmer Curtis is moreof a gentleman than any of theseand has aeon better oompany fromthe days ho was a palace dish washerflunky etc up to tho present Be ¬

ing also a good looking man thecocoanut oil wahinea of Bystand ¬

ers abuse are with him His sun asa ladys man has not yet set hiafame with them is not ou the wanenor hia brightness dimmed by anysbuee ho may get on their behalfThe woman will stay by him everytime through thick and thin

Yet those same aoooanut oil wabines are Republicans for Pre seenthem at their meetings and it wai aRepublican in a Republican news ¬

paper that abusod them Funny kindwahiues and kanakas theso whichprobably is something like thoseothers of their kind whove becomefunny kind haoles But never mindevery one may come out of tho washall right in the end if allowed touse Bjrbog proscription of hardlyover taking to water Birba is no-

body¬

yet hes tho kind of mau thaRepublicans want one willing tostoop to do a dirty job

From ranking briaf speoohos atthe beginning of tha present cam-paign

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to making now ovor ten min ¬

utes is tho record of Charley Booththe Homo Rule candidate for treas-

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Ive heard Republicans baukon John Gandal but am willing

Q pit Booth against him any timeThe long gaunt Kauiiau is floweryleud voiced and a syllabio rep ja tora usuni lone wuu many Hawaii

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And so I see your Testa haa droppod out of the fight Well I dontblame him What use is there whenhis minority party dont sustainhim Had ho stayed ho would beonly making an uneven fight YetI still admire his grit but his alleg-

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OHUROH SERVICESSt Andrews Cathedral Twentv

firat Sunday after Trinity7 a m Celebration ofthe Holy Communion 930 am Pule Kakahiaka 11 a m Morn-ing

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Prayer and Sermon 330 p mPule Ahiahi 730 p m EvensoDgand Sermon

Church of St John tho BaptistKalihi waenn Religious services as

follows 8 a m High Mobs withsermon and collection for the usualexpenses of the churoh 3p m Re ¬

hearsal 4 p m Rosary

Services at St Clements ChapelEpiscopal Wilder avonuePunahou

Celebration of the Holy Com-munion

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First Sunday of the month1105 a m every other Sunday 715am Saints days 015 a m matinsand sermon 1105am evensong andsermon 720 p in daily prayer at942 a m

Fred Harrison

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Call and jnspeot the beautiful anduseful display of goods for pres ¬

ents or for personal use and adorn ¬

mentLorn Building 580 Fork Street

HAWAIIANSOAPFor Everybody

The HONOLULU SOAP WORKSare now putting up their BESTNumberSOAP in COpoupdOasosfamily size at 2 25 per box deliver-ed

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free to every part ofthe oityFull cases 100 pounds will be de-livered

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at 425For all empty boxes returned in

good clean condition 10 and 20cents will be paid

Every Family in the Islandsshould have a oaso of Soap at thisprico The boat Soap made for theKitchen and Laundry Try a oaBoIt is oheaper than buying by thobar

Order from tho Agents

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