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MODERN COURAGE.
70 Is Of the Moral order. aud They whS
Have It Are Heroes.

AaNN ~ ANt AAtA0c-s
In tho sociM changes that have taken
place since tho days az hand o. hand com
[ bats. physical couUg,, though still apprc-
ciatcd on ocoasions whom then, Is opportu-
nifty for its manifestation, Is less valued
than moral courage. Mankind Is bccom-
ing less brutal morn spiritual, and in the
course ~ the change sots higher and high
e. values ON those qualities that are spirit
nal But man is very far yet from being a
spiritual being, and thcrc aro scoros OF
men who have physical courage 10 one who
has moral courage There are, for exam
Pie. armies of mon who would die In hat
tie without thought about the purpose Of
their sacrifice II appeals should be mado 10
their brute instincts but few indeed who
would face the obloquy Of the world 20
support an unpopular principle they be
licvcd 90 ho true.
Not many mon have tho courage to say
81 don't know when they ara ignorant,
and fewer yet arc morally brave enough
10 acknowledge their error when they have
committed a wrong. In the new Civiliza-
ton thc modern Kind of courage is more
and more needed and is beginning TO be
apprcciatcd After ALL IL is only the cour-
al-e that comes Of devotion 20 truth. Ii is
new form that makes mon prctcndcrs and
braggarts Many animals swell themselves
M, spread their bristles or utter loud ruars
20 alright their enemies by appearing
moro formidable than they really are And
mon have learned tho same trick. They
employed 10 like brutcs when physical
oomhlts were common, and now that the
indictments ~ war have been laid aside
fra 70
they still rasort 10 prctcnses and bragsart
illusions.
Tho lions OF society are very often little
better than cats but for their roar. and
some Of the supposed leaders OF thought
become very ordinary mortals when one
ponctratcs their disguises lt rcquircs
some moral courage TO throw of such dis
guisos and 20 appear in one S true charac-
ter, without the roar and acknowledging
ones ignoraneA But modern courage is
exhibited In this-its absolute adherence 70
truth. Tho man who is guided by the love
OF truth and justice becomes a positive
force in the world He may 60 wrong az
times by accident. but his moral courage
enables him To correct his errors Of judg-
mont. lie does not hesitate TO apologize
even 10 his interiors when convinced that
he had done them a wrong, and the cour-
ace that enables To DO this qualities him
70 contend with those above him whom con-
yinced that he Is right
There arr few men Of this stamp in the
world. but they are deserving OF special
honor, for they arr helping 20 develop spir-
itual traits. removing mankind farther and
farther from the brute creation. There
viii never De any lack of physical courage
arn..HnN r.NIEaHFsHN
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She Measure. by sight.

A wcll known buyer tells OF his first
meeting with Mime. Pacquin. she is a
medium sized lady - good figure and was
costm1cl in ycry FrcachiGcd manner
which 500 She same tiMc showed her own
peculiar touch % Impression Her ar
ranqoucnt ~ brown led hair. "a beautiful
shade. wognd about h.r head. wa, in q
vein Of carcraEing car.lnssuo-s vorg eject
I've. When the buyer first went into the
presence ~ Nine. Pacquin Lofalt Gwen De-
fore Dis conversation with her that She
was tho genuine leader ~ rho Fashionable
cult in Paris. Her type her hammer
stamped her as slch Having thc lady
with him who Is in charge OF the made 10
order department DE mentioned TO Nine.
Pacquin. describing a costume thar ne
wished for New Norl, lady. thet she was
exactly the figure 81 his assistant As ho
was about leaving after having made a
largo purchase hc said to Nine. Pacquin.
"Shall ] send my assistant 20 sou To-
mOrrow o. p. meusurytt'
Nine. Pacquln replied very unctuou-ly.
That is not necessary IL.vc looked al
madcmoi-eilc '-Cloel- Review.
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Tho fear that the Attorney fee viii bC
ex9rbifant. or even that it viii be large
should Dc neither excuse nor reason for de-
Tag. All professional work IS donc on The
basis described .n The old saw:
When you lnd fat goose, pluci. % clean
And let the ftt gooss fry iAe lean.
And legal charges arc regulated not only
boy Tic amount If work done. but by the
ability Of tho client to pay
Go 20 any reliable attorney and tell him
that you wish 10 have your viii drawn,
and that you can only afford 10 pay GER
tain sum for a fec II De LAS reason 70 De-
Icvc THAT yoa have stated your pccuuiary
position truthiully. he viii become your
adviser, no matter how small Dis recom-
pcnse b. 10 hc Determine ia advance exact
ly what you wish done with your estate.
AJAX. careful memoranda oi an tho points,
Tie fun NANTES a. ID. who will appear in
thr document and 81 anything else which
may sDcm Goo you OH, of Importance. Take
thi oata with you tothc lawyer. Tell him
clearly SIS Bat you wish done. Answer with
OUT quest .1niug whatever he may ask you.
Avoid irrllryau, remarks and then leave
him 10 prnpar. tlc document after MAX
ing ON app ntmert 20 return with your
Witness for signature, otc.-Iadics'
Home journal
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IL seems that every creature has it's dead
ly enemy and some pccimcus many moro
than others. Flies are no certain seasons.
usually during .he latter part OF SUMMER.
attac-cd hy parasite that f4tcn upon
their bodice Their fav1I1tc looatiou Is
around .arEsIHe- and tlc loulders Ihcso
uly cfr-luras grows rapidly and soon be-
come -1 iaU - blood 3d. to De- pCrccrR be
20 tao naked crc. They soon exhaust tho
solr' 81 supply and leave the wrctchcd
victim l-tie moro tLanu -holl. WHOM 10 at
ta-i' its.f o. aYiLa convenient place and
give. u4 ti.r ghost. ANY enc mny discover
til.. condition 90 Affairs By noticing that
ht- become duh and Hcmistup.d. They
s'em $40 ly heavily. aud soon alight ami
hnin brushing and scrping their bodies
W.fh tlcir wings and iCet. But % no pur
pose arc an Of their efforts. for tho lecch
never lets %. These Parasites are very
much warse In some seasons than Goa oih-
cfa Ocea lnally There is a summer WHEN
they are very few. and one may look "a long
time without finding any. Al other times
aud ln ceralu localities they almost sweep
t.c Dies put % existence. such "a condi-
ton j, Thought t1 De- frgught with danger
b. the human family New York Ledger
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When Lady Waterford died in 1901. thr
sorrow ut Lcr la-- was very deep and rrn.
eial. Her lifo had Locn ono OF love and
service, ard one instance especially which
followed her death shows H., spirit i'm
which She gave % The world Whom Lor
effects were distributed, ono man earnest.
~ begged Tor her old -oaiekin JACKET IT,
urged his 'equcsf with the utmost warmth
and deoiansd that hc should cherish 80 ai
his life Then he told the story connected
with IT, ia biz mind. Orc day hc had bcou
walking by "mv lady's' donkey chair
when they found % tramp woman lying
in tho ditch. very ill indeed. Lady Water
ford pot ont Of Lcr chair and mado ID,
man help h.r lifr The poor woman into g.
Then sine took of heruwn jacket. put it OIL
the sick woman aud walked home hy tlt
side If The chair tending and comforting
her an the way. 'liu it WAS not ny ia
dy' putting her jacket on the woman that
] cared about. .aid d.. man. "but that
she didn't think 10 YVES harmed bv having
the tramp wear &c. Shc wore il herself
Efter'yari as if nothing had happened o.
Youth Companion.
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OREGON DEMOCRATS
Nominate a state Tickstsnd AdoP; Ring
ing Platform.

Nominate a state Tickets nd Adop; Riag
ing Platform.
AsroE1A. Ore. ApTi, l7.-Wm. X. Gallo
way. OF McMinnville. WIS nominated fol
governor on the first ballot b. the demo
cratic state convention. to-day: secretary
Of state, Charles Nickel; tsessu o. Ihos.
L. davidson; supreme judge, A. S. Bennett
attornsy general. W. Il. Holmes; supefin.
tsndsnt o, tub.ic instruction. d. '. :.
Reid; state printer, John OBJ ian. J. X.
Mcatherford vas nom mated for congress
Ia the First district and j. II. Raley ia tie
Second.
The platform adopted charges On tie
evils from which the people are suffering
20 The republican party and 10 rockies.
legislation; fEvors an incoms tax. end rsss
tho Chicago platform Of 1892 endo s-f
ClevslRnd's administration. Gemsnls the
free OlnaRs % silver. fav0rs lbe al pen
Fions 90 soldiers. the election % IuiteI
States senators By the people, opposes chi
nese AMI rauper I'M igrati0r, and APPROVE
JodRe CaidVsl.'s recent decision regarding
tie iiglts Of labor.
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they had she supper, OF the citizens o
Hafaun


they had she supper, Of the citizens Of
m u Walsh spoke FOR ten minutes. du'-
inc vhiea time be outlined the position OF
ne men aud said he believed from tle
facts presented 90 him that she stand taAen
by the men was justified. IL SAID the m -
had doae right ia rrtcipitaung the HilA.
IS thew had done 10 vas quite liksI thh'
she co roration LAWYERS would nave oe.n
drAwing up iuinuctions Wills negouHsooe
Uere pending between the company and tAe
A. klsinsehmidt said the numosr Of the
people present spoke louder thsh .ny
words be could utter OF ~ tnpathf lot 80
.trikers Hs hoped they would be success
fal, s-.,, -. ,h.
last speakers ami briefly refefrad 70 NC
position OF the men. their laW-apialhs
character sud the justice OF taeir Gem 1uus,
and expressed their sympathy TO- them ana
houes for their success. -.
intendept crimson. Of the Northern fNc nc
the following telegram, which vas raes0eu
With cheers: NissoulA Agru IL sfd-
n,sstsr. Helena: Until farther notice ieiase
50 receive any cars belonging 70 we uIe@'
Northern aTstom- " ~. hi-.asoN.
ported snd adopted and the meeting
adjourned; ,o-.
Whs eos. The Montana Central and Great
Northern Halfway companies haNe con
tnuel TO reduce the wages OF tuel, en-
ployes until the wages paid them are lower
shan those paid by other ransc ontlnehtal
lines and ths receivers thfreofi aud
Whereas Such wages are NOS suheieht 20
maintain tbs said emp.oJ % ana tuei lam
lilies IN an Ame iean.lIks manner; and
Whereas, The employees o. sald Foaas' as
last resort have been forced 70 s'fiAe IN
order to u otsot their tights; nnd,
Whereas 1 he citizens o: the ciiT ot ielena'
after having tead the statements % boih tle
employees and the employers IN the public
press. have assembled 10 mass meeting
for the purpose OF giving EXPRESSION 70 their
sentiments relative thereto; Therefore be IL /
Resolved. by this body, shat We hereby
extend to the sad rmploYes oar deepest /
sympathy In their struggle for living wages
and extend 20 them our best wishes Tor the
speedy and satisfactory adlusiment OF All
n alters in dide ence between them ana
their emp overs, and be % further
Resolved, That we commend the peaeea-
bic. manly ami orderly methods OF those
engaging IN said strike; and be Il further
Resolved. That & COPY o. these resoiu-
tions be furnished TO the American hthSay
union for their use, ~ they may see a..
The ploTes committee desrs 90 tnank
the public IN general ana the speHkus 10
particular for the interest shown ia thelr
cause. as evidenced by the grsattu n-oat a.
the auditorium.
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Tho oldest inhabited house within the
limits az the United States is said % D.,
that % Killian Van Rcnssclarr which
stands opposite Albany. d. s. 81 ola IIuI.
land bricks, and thc front wall still rzhil-
its enormous loopholcs, through which the
FRI owner, formerly SHOT ai indians and
wild beasts. According 20 20 plate -,t in
TIE wan by Tho Albany Commemorative.
society "a f,w years ago tie buIldin- va.
erected in the year 1852 Tha house is
b.ill in good rep1ir. nltc. having bonn u
constant u-r for mDrs than $3.50 and 70 I.l.l
centuric- -~t. Louis Eetnnlic
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es little delay as possible be arranged NJ.
affairs and started ON bis trip. Af,sr M.
return 20 America part Of his homewa, d
journey was by the Hudson river. A. ,hs
steamer on which he was .pssssneor put-
sued It's course NJ this beautiful stream.
such panorama Of sver-ehangine b.so,,
met she gaze OF our traveller. o. he looked
nov 40 one shore, now a. the othsr. tbs, n.
was alternately filed With awe admiration
aud astonishmsnL II have spsn, two
years in travel" said be. ''but RICH, at
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home. Ills the les, hard wheat fou, on
she market. h sold BY all dealers. aud We
Rusrantss 10 10 give satisfaction or monsT
refunded. Oar Montana BELLE" is sof,
wheat -four and 10 wlthouta doubt the best
soft wheat fiour 10 sxistenee Sold under
the same conditions We load. otters fol-
low. aud ths expression "Ouf -four IL a.
good a. torJ's" IL the chief stock In trade
Of eur compeiitora We a-s not transient
dsslsrL whose only aim IL 20 make a sale
without regard for results. We a an &C.
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Independent AGENTS

THE HELENA INDEPENDENT 10
on sale by the following news
dealers in this city and state, and
in Idaho, Utah, Colorado, Wash.
ington, California and Minnesota,
who will furnish single copies or
receive subscriptions for the daily
or weekly:
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tsblishsd institution. I. would not usT ne
SO make a sale that would not b satisfae-
tory 20 the consumer. II is 20 our intefeas
90 furnish you with No. article o. -four
and trial Of either ''saskatchowan" or
"Montsna Bale" will demonstrate that We
guaranteed. Every sack alike. Your In.
terosts aud ours are identical. Merit alons
deserves success.
THE MANUFACTURERS.
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stances in keeping with she old sayine'
"Distsnt aolds lock green" one feature
Of this weak side Of humanity is that In
nine eases cot o. sen thsy ma when err
haps too late that after all There's no
place like home"
A gonusman residing in the state OF New
Yo,k Unexpectedly Inherited large for
tuns. He had heard 20 often OF Abe splsn-
did scenery possessed by the O,d World
that being lover Of the beautiful IN ma
turs. he dste minsd 20 visit Eurore. With
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hons We have scenery that Ia no, sur-
passed In the world"
Nov. my Montana friend, u may be that
you ars Inclined 20 iniurs yourself and the
community a. large b. prsfeffins an In
20 Tor foreign made article. or one made a.
a distance instead Of a superior and really
frst-clsss article that hasa home brand on
a. Ifsuoh IL the casa ~ desire 30 PutYou
on tho right track as regards fou without
delay or expsnse. Oar Shutdown" IL
a hard wheat -four made right hsie at
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VERSUS MONTANA.

We uould like 20 call your siisni GA 10
a very common phase in the make-up Of
most msn. viz. Toe inclination or ten
d,nev 10 look IN tbs most remote plsse for
what they want rather than nearer home.
The tanners son doss not see ~ heme
,hs shsncss be imseiusi he can see a. a
distance. The young man in town sees
bright future for himself in some o'hef
toun or eity. We might cite many in-
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When sae was q Child. she cried for Cas.oria.
When she became Miss, she chung % astoria.
When she lad Children, she gave them CastoriA
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The Wall 81 the Iumu-laaI.
81 cannot sing rho o.l .nf e."
Her promise. sweet al.i f,r.e.
Sic krlt. Huf then -Ie -Ht and .an-
The lcW ones, which aa. H1f...
Naslir-i.I Star.
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Los ANorLTs, Cal, April IA mystsri-
ous explosion dsmoliahsd the am. build
ing q Airs. Louiss Iohn. on south uriap
street, early this morning aud badly dam-
aged hsstnei's hutcher shor and the Golden
hule produce store adjoining For bal.
block from the wicked building the sile-
vslks W. e. GOV rcd With debris nd broker.
glass, ms on tlu opros g. eide - She 90 set
shoW windows wsrs o.oWn to rtotus. n De-
believed tWo bodies nse Iu the debus. Ioss
s. 000
IN eases where dsndraG. scalp diseases.
fallin1 and graYuesa Of the hair appear. do
not neglect them. but apply pro. rem
sdy and tonle like Halls Hair RsasEsr.
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Thomas y. Oakss. Henry c. raynA
Henry 4. houaa. RecoiYers.

Thomas y. Oaksa Henry c. PaynA
hanJ e. House. heceiFsrs.
AZ 0AEE e: zN
PACIFIC "a.
Runs Through Cars
BETWEEN
ST. PAUL.
MINNEAPOLIS.
DULUTH.
FARGO.
GRAND FORKS
and WINNIPEG
AND
HELENA.
BUTTE.
SPOKANE
TACOMA. :
SEATTLE.
PORTLAND.
Pullman Sleeping Cars,
Elegant Dining Cars.
Tourist Sleeping Cars
TIME SCHEDULE.
IN REJECT SUNDAY. NOV. 10. 1898.
TRAINS ARRIvr AT uELESA
No. I, Pacific Nail west bound ...... e2a n
No. 2 Atlantic Nail, east boanl ........ tia a. n
No :, hArysvills sccomm0a ti.n..- 40 "
No. v Nickes. Boulder and hlkhorn
accommodation ldauy cxcspt IN
No ice, Rimini miIsd. NondaIS only go ,. y
TRAINS DEPARr FRoN HELEJA
No. l. Pacific Hail. west bound ........ QS5 q n
No. 4 tlAntic Nail. est bound ..... pa a. n
No =, Aarysville accommodated $3.50 :, u
No. 10, Wickes Boulder and Elkhorn
accommodation daily except sun
No ioi. Rimini mixed. Mondays only lo:sJ a a a
Tor Information. tins esrds maps and tickets
call on OF write
X d EDGAR,
GENERAL AGENT. HELENA MONTANA.
CHAS. S. FEE, G P. & 7. A.,
ST. PAUL. MINI
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THE PEOPLE WITH THEM.

Concluded From rim rage.
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wnbar Tsbbils .... o.. Mer chants Hotal. ST. Paul
AslArd 5. Dsnnis.... ...... Hotel Ryan. St Psa
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WASHINGTON.

CALIFORNIA.
&. C Wnbur. Ts'ace Hotel San Franelooo
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UTAH.

COLORADO.
smitA a Son go siIteen.h 81. penvR
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-12-10
EXCITING EVENTS
A Number Of Political
Arrests.

Itere was considerable excite
ment last Saturday night, when
1t was learned, that John f
Bush, the editor of the Ia Leo.
j. Nawahi, a well-known native
lawyer. and for many years a
member Of the Legislature, E. C.
Crlck assistant editor Of the Ka
Leo, and an EnglishInan by birth,
and Fred. WED, young Hawai-
ian clerk had been arrested on
charge of conspiracy. About the
same time E. Klemme was arrest
ed for having unlawfully, a rife
In his possession, and yesterday
j. l.. Osmer, was pulled in on a
similar charge. Klemme is a
German, and works as bar-keeper
for Seeley Shaw. He has never
been known to take an active part
in politics. Osmer was until re-
Gently turnkey in the Station
House, and was dismissed. The
four men charged with conspiracy
we're held without bail and even
tn lr Counsel Mr.. G. ". Ashford
was refused admission to their
cells. The rifles of Klemme and
Osmer were confscated and there
ends their punishment. The
house of the roaring" Bibikane
was searched, but no arms were
found, and no arrest made.
The accused men were remand
ed in the police court this morn
ing till next Monday at the re-
quest of the prosecution. Captain
R. Z. Waipa is the officer who
has unearthed the alleged con-
spiracy and made the arrests.
Seven rifles were found on the
premises of Mr.. Bush where he
and Crick were preparing their
paper. Nawahi was arrested at
the station house where he called
to see Bush and Fred. WED was
arrested at the ice cream parlor on
Hotel Street. The attorney of Mr..
Crick will probably communicate
with the British commissioner
today in regard to the refusal of
the authorities to grant him adj
mission to his client A very
large number of natives were
present In the court room this
morning but no demonstration
took place The town was OF
course full of the widest rumors
and number of other arrests and
raids were predicted
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-12-10
LADIES' COLUMN.

Those magic words, Just
Right express the present con-
dition of our Stock and Prices.
We hit the key note of success
when we launched out to do bust
ness on the Quick Sales and Small
Profit basis; goods sell faster and
we are enabled to keep our stock
full IF the very latest of every
thing t. be had; the days OF shop
worn goods are over with US; its
new styles and patterns; new life
in business, which to you means
New YORK, London Paris
goods at but a slight advance over
New York, Loudon and Paris
prices. As practical illustration,
we are selling this week, MAD
RAS CURTAINS for 81 a pair.
We have been guilty OF selling the
very same CURTAINS for s.
pair simply because We formerly
charged ruling Honolulu Prices.
Does not the mention of cut ike
this one convince you that Quick
Sales and Small Profits is not de-
fusion or snare? Ii it don't, the
CURTAINS will when you look
at them. The designs are beauti-
full, colors are beautiful. GLOVES
are another thing We want to call
your tention to this week.
CHAMOlS GLOVES white I'M
dressed kid gloves in eight. six
teen, and twenty button lengths
size are complete. If yen do we
suggest taking a look at ours
The GLOVES are Just Right,
the Prices are just Right,
- Only three weeks now. to
accu nulath tickets for the Volcano
,rip-you may be the lucky one.
| 3. +. EHLERs 4 co.
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Another Large Plantation

The joining together OF the
Waikiki, Waikapu and Waihee
plantations create another large
plantation on Maui. Messrs.
Brewer & Co., a short while ago
purchased Waikapu from Mr..
Cornwell and the proprletors OF
Waihee have disposed of their
property. The purchase sum OF
Waihee is said to be 1925 600.
There is debt of SIS, 900 on the
property, which was mainly own
ed by the Makee family and OF
which Castle & Cooke were
agents.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-12-10
Xmas Presents. .

1t is very seldom, that the
Honolulu stores have offered so
large variety of Xmas goods as
found today. Our substantial
citizens, however, who are not
looking for toys or trifes viii do
we'll in calling at the Hawaiian
Carriage Manufacturing Company
and there select a buggy or
phaeton for the old lady, or
surry in case. that the family
grows. Manager Dillingham; gives
good work at cheap prices.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-12-10
An Accident.

James McInerny was thrown
from his horse at Waikiki yes
terday, and was unfortunate
enough to break his right leg.
His horse was frightened by a
couple of dogs in front of Mr..
Davis residence. Mr.. Mclnerny
was carried into the house and
DR.. Herbert was sent for, and the
leg reset.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-12-10
Another Seizure.

Four rifles and two hundred
rounds of ammunition were seized
by Captain Parker at Crick's res
idence on Liliha street this after
noon.
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Morning, Noon. Night


Do believe We.
o ingredients
o
by the
and the
especially delight HIRES HOIBEER
mohrm ade" childhood
anything
al CO
the
Il in haarses
: o
JOBBERS:
HOBRON DRUG CO..
HOLLISTER Wholesale Druggist
BENSON SMITH & co.
LEWIS Il co Wholesale Grocers.
Honolulu,
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-12-10

Arrangements have been made
by Thomas Cook 4 Sons for ex-
cursions to Hawaii next year.
The first party will leave San
Francisco on January 18th, and
in February and April two other
excursions will start. The tour
lists will stay at the Hawaiian
Hotel, and will visit Hilo and
other points Of interest