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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-10-24

isn't the administration catering to
Hi Lewis, Billy Smith and every enemy
the ticket has.
'1t seems TO me that blind man can
see that the admins ton is against
the ticket and that the only way TO re-
buke the administration is TO vote the
Republican ticket from top TO bottom.
IF the campaign had been short
would not have seen all these things
so plainly, but see them now
A WORD ABOUT INGRATITUDE.
Then, again, since / come 10 think
of it why should vote for Dave Dale.
The Republicans made him county at
torney once. His own party could not
do it Did he ever reciprocate its kind
ness. Would not a good clever man
feel gratified for it Never since that
day did Dave Dale vote for a Republi-
can. When Populism the arch enemy
Of the Republican party measured
swords in a fight to the death where
did Dave Dale stand. Did he like a man
stand with the men who made him
county attorney and gave him that
prestige at the bar and among the peo-
pie that was the basis of his legal
success and his fortune? No. On the
contrary w1fully renouncing every SEN
tsment OF gratitude he went over TO the
enemy and helped it to down and de-
feat the Republican party and the men
who made him what he Is today For
that one act OF i'll grace and ingratitude
alone every Republican IN Sedgwick
county ought to wipe the very earth
with him on election day. Ingratitude
10 my mind is the greatest mortal sin
in the political calendar and Dave Dale
is guilty of it
HOW CONE DID IT TOO.
does anybody suppose that Rufe
Cone would be wearing an $500 diamond
pin in his shirt front today had it not
been for the Republicans that first
made him constable and afterwards
made him sheriff. When nearly 500
Republicans voted for him he did not
have a penny in the world. Their
votes put him in office when his sue
cess would be impossible otherwise.
By these votes he got into that Office
and from this Office he made 1000 acres
OF land In Missouri; $50 acres of land I'M
this county, TWO elegant mansions in
this city, to say nothing of diamonds,
fast horses and superb carriages. Be
fore he left that Office into which Re
publicans put him by their votes une
enemy of Repubficanism sprung up in
this county Ike a deadly viper from
the grass and made war on II. Where
did Rufe Cone stand in the fight that
brought the Republican party TO defeat
Like Dave Dale, he stood with the
enemy. He stood there fighting it to
the bitter end. He stood there telling
his friends that he would vote for a
yellow dog before he would vote for a
Republican Where should he stand.
Common gratitude would prompt him
to stand with his friends while they
were assailsd by their enemies; ceurte-
Sy would prompt him to stand neutral.
Il ask you now, in all candid and
fairness, are these two men entitled
TO any Republican votes
The registration books will close to-
Va, ~ x,ata ,,y11aca
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-10-24

SHE-"The groom seems quite cool" "a
THE bride is from Boston."-Life.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-10-24
YOUR CLOTHES

WE'VE MOVED
Our stock * furniture. x-oves. queens
ware. D0iioas eEs3 e~cons hand goods
from Main ADD S~coo1 20 - =. Doug
ls.s- where W. are better prepared than
ever % supply or gsa;roDs STA bar
gains
VIII buy sasez zn6 fB-s an5 psT top
notch prscez-
~. T. PECHTT
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-10-24
MUSIC AND DRAMA

Don't wait until tomorrow; register
today,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-10-24

You may want to vote on election day
more than today. Be sure to register.
If You are not registered you can't vote.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-10-24

The registration books will close TO-
morrow night. You can't vote unless
you are registered. You may think now
that you don't want to vote, but will
undoubtedly change your mind before
election day. Register and be sure that
you can vote if you want TO.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-10-24

Ore of Them Does Not Propose to Slaugh-
ter Eight Friends to Spite One Enemy
of Wichita-The Other Proves that the
Only Way to Rebuke the Enemies of
this City is to Vote the Straight Eepub-
Iican Ticket He Arraigns Cone and
Dale in a Fearful Manner for Their Base
Ingratitude-What They Say.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-10-24

~ h PECHTT.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-07-19
THE NLW APPARATUS.
A rtnr Solrtg ruhT ftnStsnrs 4
uNAutF Anowru
10 ~, I've DOT smohe ~ Intsr q nurnin.
noiidine sstisfastof, rests
Made

Chi.f t;,eiue.r tam,s n HIM,
$3.50, ~"
=" '''' iio'i"'uiu uie uel''i 'ul'hl
gave an cNhibitlon ana am WIN
the new fire apparatus this morning
on Tire plaza In front of the barrack,
This v.,s v;,,.ssed l., o,,;,. 4.
- - ~. -
''o"u VI Poop'.' Nns"ne 70 NO
2 machine. with Engineer Bromley
at the throttle, was used The ap-
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-07-19
NOTABLE wEDDING.



aud y. Cooke.
The steamer Waialeale, which
arrived from Maalaea Bay this
noon, brought tidings Of the we'd
ding Of Miss Maude NJ. Baldwin
and J p. Cooke, besides bringing
the principals OF that happy event
to this city.
The wedding took place atHaiku,
Maui, at the residence Of Hon. II.
p. Baldwin, the brides father, at 8
o'clock last evening. Rev. Il. G.
Be.kwith performed the ceremony.
About two hundred guests were
present, composed Of The society
people from Wailuku, Makawao
and adjacent yicinities. The event
was a pleasant one to all who par
ticipated.
Shortly after the weddingE the
bridal party started for Paia, where
the train was waiting to convey
them to Wailuku. From the latter
place carriages were taken to bring
them TO Maalaea Bay, where the
couple boarded the steamer early
this morning. accompanied by
Hon. II. p. Baldwin aud others for
this city. On arrival at the
wharf, a number Of friends were
present to receive the party. Mr..
aud Mrs. Cooke went at once to
the residence of Chas. NJ. Cooke.
Tomorrow they leave for the
Coast.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-07-19
PLACING lnI flNnll.N
HtttHu tt.fNtHf f. fur fHt
tftf HHHni tttu
ssa.si ahH iIi... 900 sta uift s.taaI
NIrIHnaf F.II sfftII
uHuHIHaf

Al th, regular meeting ol ODE
Boafd ol Education hsid yesterday
AFTERNOON ihe following changes boz
the Teachers assignments were
made
Mr. Weir second assistant 81
Kappa Kauai and daughter Miss
May Welt transferred 30 i.ehue
Kauai 10 hll the vacancies caused
by The transfer of Miss Bessie
Reynolds aud Miss Clara Quincy
Miss Reynolds Is appointed second
assistant at kalihiwaena. vice Mrs.
l.owdcn. resigned Miss Clara
Quincy takes charge of a new
school 10 be built at kukulualo
The school house is 10 be built al
the expense of A T. Cooke. the
Board Of Education furnishing the
teacher.
Mrs Emily X Hart Of Hanalei
goes 10 Kappa vice Mrs. Weir
Mrs. w. Il. II. Deverill assistant
at Hanalei is transferred TO Kappa.
Miss Hannigan was appointed vice.
principal at the Royal school vice
y. J Hadley, who is transferred to
Waianae Miss Hattie Needham
will Gil the vacancy caused by the
resignation Of Miss Lillian Brown.
A letter was received from the
trustees of the Bishop estate accept
ing the offer OF Sso,ooo by the
Board ior the purchase Of the prop
erty on Emma street for high
school purposes. The school will be
opened on September 9, with Prof.
NJ NJ. Scott as principal. The gram.
mer and high school departments
are TO be free. A normal depart
ment will be connected with the
high school with ]. l.. Dumas as
superintendent. II was decided to
have teacher for Latin and one for
science for the high school. As vet
no selections have been made.
The salaries oil Mr.. Kilinoe Of
Waiohinu and Mr.. King at Waia-
hole were placed at sroooperannum
to begin from September l.
Professor NJ. NJ. Scott and A. +.
Atkinson were authorized to pre-
pare diplomas for graduates OF the
high school.
The matter Of the Fort street
school buildings was left to a com
mittee to examine aud decide as to
their stability, repairs needed and
the advisahility Of removing the
wooden building to another place,
and report at the next regular
meeting of the Board.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-07-19
HISTORY.

Interesting Meeting of the Hawaiian
w. R. Castle, president, occu-
pied the chair at the meeting of the
Hawaiian Historical Society held
in the Y. NJ. c. A. hall yesterday
evening. A vote of thanks was
passed to Hon. James F. Hume
well, M. M. Cover, +. Bailey and
Miss Fenira Henry, for favors ex-
tended. d. w. Corbett, at presen,
in the United States, was elected
to membership.
Extracts from Captain Hume
wells diary were read by Professe
Alexander. They recounted the
captains arrival here, his trading
with the natives whom he call.
Indians, and the ultimate sale o
his vessel for sandal-wood. The
extracts were very interesting.
+. Bailey's "reminiscences was
read by DIR. Emerson.
DIR. Rodgers motion that those
persons designated by the Board o
managers write narration Of wha
they did and saw during the revo
luton of January 1898, carried
These will not be read before tn
public without the consent OF tn
authors.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-07-19
SUPREME COURT.
one Hearing and One Decision Rem
dered

one Hearing and One Decision Rem
dsred.
Chief Justice Judd, Judge Frear
and Cecil Brown who sat in place
Of Judge Bickerton have heard
the suit OF J. o. Carter, admins
traitor Of the estate Of Henri Nc
Grew. deceased, against the Mutual
Life Insurance Company of New
York, for the payment Of the pol
icy on the deceased's life. A di-
vorce suit brought by the widow,
Alphosine McGrew. was pending at
the time Of McGrew's death.
a decision has been filed in the
matter Of the estate Of Thomas
Newell, deceased, by the Supreme
Court. Newell died in San Fran
cisco on September S, 1888, and on
September 2Sth Of the same year the
will was admitted to probate in
the Superior Court, city of San
Francisco. On April IL, 1895,
petition was made to the First Cir
cult for admission Of the will to
probate here upon an authenticated
copy Of the record Of the Probate
court OF San Francisco, and for
auxiliary letters of administration
with the will annexed, the object
being to qualify the petitioner to
bring an action here to recover the
unpaid balance Of a judgment oh
tanned by the decedent prior to his
death, against J. NJ. Homer. The
Circuit judge found that tie will
was not entitled to probate under
the statutes, hence this appeal from
his order. The order appealed
from is reversed, and the case is re-
manded back to the Circuit Judge.
for such further proceedings as may
b. proper.
This will enable the petitioner tc
proceed against Mr.. Homer, the
sum with interest for several years
being considerable.
Charles Wilcox has brought sui
against w. c. Achi for assumpsi
of $3.50 on a promisory note in tn,
| Circuit court.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-07-19
kil ALONG IllI mrkN
tutittI Hr zee 81 N ntfI f.tHIf
fuf. HHnNftt.
uaaau H H4m.s Hattf AnHfta
Wti.t taaiat sasi saiti ~ Boo
NafrfifnHf

" iassic. oi kcalia b. in town
Australia sails at 4p m tomu
row
" u Comweli of Waikapu Is
on visit 90 The city
The Kash arrived this noon from
a circuit oi Oahu with 6ts bags OF
rice.
Repairs 10 the steamer J. a.
Cummins will be- finished in about
a week.
Captain Nisscn, formerly Of the
barkcn,nc Mary Mipkclman, aud
family intend TO reside here pet
manently.
The steamer Hawaii sails at ?
O'Clock tomorrow afternoon for
ports on Maui aud Hawaii
Assistant Steward Ilannigan Of
the Australia will probably soon be
made steward OF the Mariposa.
The schooner Robert Levers is
about - days out from San Fran
cisco for this port. The bark 5. {.
Allen is about days on the way,
Captain Schmidt Of the barkcn-
tine lrmgard states that his vessel
will sail Tor Port Townsend either
ON Wednesday or Thursday next
and there await orders.
The schooner Moiwahine arrived
from Paauilo this morning with
aogo bags OF sugar consigned to T.
II. Davies * Co. The sugar went
TO the Andrew Welsh.
The steamer Claudine has been
filing her bunkers today with coal
previous 70 painting, She will
move into the stream tomorrow
morning for the latter purpose.
Most, II not all, of the sugar
destined for the Andrew Welch's
cargo is in hand, The bark's de
parture day may be set for either
tomorrow afternoon or Sunday
morning.
The agents advertisement in the
China Mail Of June z5th ult. dis
closed the fact that the Hawaiian
bark Foohng Suey was expected to
arrive at that place TO load for New
York.
The Waialeale arrived shortly
after noon today from Maui. She
brought 2oIo bags of sugar for Il.
A Schaeler & Co, and 1900 for II.
lIackfeld * Co. The sugar forms
a part of the Andrew Welchs
cargo.
The James Makee brought up
the corpses Of two Of the deceased
members of the Blaisdell family
the elder Blaisdell and his grand
daughter, to this city for renter
ment. They had been dead some
FIVE and seven years.
The steamer w. G.. Hall arrived
from Hawaii and Maui at 500
O'Clock this morning, with SO cabin
and o. Storage passengers. She
brought 1850 bags Of sugar fol
Irwin & Co., which has been trans
ferred 10 the steamship Australia
also twenty-eigbt head Of cattle fol-
tie Metropolitan Meat Co.
The steamer James Makee Pr
rived from Kappa, Kauai. lhi:
morning. with 263o bags Of sugal
for {. Brewer * Co. or her pas
sengers. there were ten ia the cabir
and six on deck. The sugar ha:
been transferred TO the Andrew
WEIGH. Captain Peterson report:
that the Kaala mill has ceased
grinding.
The steamer Hawaii came in
from Hawaii little before s O'Clock
this morning, bringing three deck
passengers but without freight
Purser Place reports that the Lur
line had not arrived at Hilo wher
the Hawaii came away: the Like
like was loading at Paauhau yester
day morning, and had sailed at /:
noon for Papaikou The pursei
also states that the door Of the Gus
tom house at IIilo was closed anC
sealed by the sheriff last Wednes
day.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-07-19
FAREWELL PARTY.
Surprise Aloha TO Visitor From the
Eaaat

Surprise Aloha TO u Visitor From the
Coast
The hospitable home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Williams was the scene
of an extremely pleasant social
gathering last evening. The occa'
sion was a surprise farewell party
to Mrs. w. n. Hannigan, wife Of
the assistant steward of the
Australia and visitor to Honolulu
after all absence Of some years. The
surprise, arranged by Mr.. and Mrs.
Williams, was complete. There
was dancing in the large parlor and
on the lanai, music being furnished
by Peterson's orchestra. There
were songs BY the professionals and
some Of the guests. At II a sump-
tuous supper was served. A little
past midnight all joined in Aloha
De" and the farewells were said and
best wishes uttered. Those present
besides the host and hostess and
Mr.. and Mrs. Hannigan, were An
drew Brown, ID. w, Roach, Jos
Little, c. r. McVeigh and wife
T. b. Murray and wife and Miss
Murray, Miss Schimmelfening
Arch. Gil6llan and Cap. Griffith.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-07-19
Highest Of ~ IN i,,,suias rose-Ia,ss Cow nsfsr
Roe! eR s.assE
AnSOLUrELx PURE

construct. and have since OPERATED
the said railway. by the powef Of
horses and mules aud
WHEREAS. In compliance with
the request Of the said Company.
III, Legislature IN the year $500.
further granted 10 II, the said Com.
pany. the right. without limitation
as to time, TO convert its system
into an electric system Of street
railways-which right aud privi-
lege II has failed 10 avail itself Of.
aud
WHEREAS, II is essential TO the
welfare. advantage aud conve-
nience of the people OF the city Of
Honolulu, that a rapid transit sys-
TEN Of street railways, propelled by
the power of electricity, be con
structed and operated in the said
city and vicinity; and
WHEREAS, the Honolulu Electric
Railway Company has caused to be
presented to the Legislature Of the
Republic of Hawaii, at the present
session, a bill to incorporate the
same, and grant a franchise author
izing the construction, equipment
and operation of a system of electric
railways on certain other streets in
the said city Of Honolulu and yicin-
ity; and
WHEREAS, the construction and
operation Of the said electric rail
way, aud other works in connection
Herewith, will be conducive Of the
welfare, advantage and convenience
of the people Of Honolulu, as II
will increase the value Of property
generally throughout the city, give
permanent employment to large
number Of persons residing here
who are without employment, aud
afford to all classes of inhabitants a
means of rapid and cheap transiti
and
WHEREAS, The cost Of the con
struction and equipment will APP
proximate 5000, 900 and the yearly
expense will be about $I35. 200;
and
WHEREAS. The expenditure Of
these sums will add much to the
comfort Of our citizens, and mater
tally enhance the interests Of our
merchants as well as others; and
WHEREAS, The House Of Repre-
sentatives have had the said bill
before them for their consideration,
and approved the same as amend
ed, upon its final passage, by an
unanimous vote. therefore, for the
foregoing and other reasons, it is
RfSOiOfd, BY the American
League, that the Senate be request
ed to give, at the present session,
the said bill its favorable considera-
ton, subject to such amendment
and restriction as in their wisdom
may seem expedient for the rea-
sonable protection Of the rights
of the people, so that the
work of construction may not be
delayed or prevented by the rejec-
ton Of the bill.
There was taken and passed on
third reading the supplemental APP
preparation bill for IS, 900, origi-
nally $32, 900.
Adjourned TO 10 a. m. Mon
day,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-07-19
HOUSE.


Replies to questions propounded
by Representative Robertson from
the Minister of Interior were read;
First reply-In answer to the
question put by Representative
Robertson as to whether or not
petition has been received by the
Executive from certain residents Of
Honolulu relating to the removing
of the powder magazine from its
present location; if so, to state
whether any action is proposed to
be taken thereon, beg to reply
that a petition dated April 10,
1895, was received, and the matter
is under consideration, but the
government has not as yet been
able to determine on site that
would be in a safer locality and at
the same time within reasonable
distance for the convenience Of
those storing powder.
Second reply-In answer to the
question put by Representative
Robertson as to whether the land
ing at Kipahulu, Maui, is public or
private property, 1 beg to reply that
the same is private property, the
Government having no interest
therein.
The Minister of the Interior, to
questions of Representative Ka-
mauoha, presented answers to the
effect that, /, the change Of Govern
ment road at Napoopoo, South
Kona, was made without petition,
after inspection by the Minister, on
advice Of the Superintendent Of
Public Works and Surveyor Bruner
2, property owners will be REIN.
bursed for any damage as soon a:
right-of-way, now being negotiated
for, is obtained.
Representative McBryde pro
pounded the following questions tc
the Minister of Interior: By wha
authority is the work on the build
ling to enclose the new pumping
plant in Honolulu, now being con
structed. Is it being performed
under contract The amount Of tn,
contract, and date OF award. Dat
of publication for tender for work
Considering Of Act relating t
supplementary appropriations 10
the use Of government.
Item for support Of Citizen
Guards, 5000 was referred to tn
finance committee.
. Representative Bond made
. motion that $I3,65o be the SUI
of 5000 for repairing scho'
houses. Carried.
An item for road from Kohala
i.Waimea, $1,000 was inserted.
Representative Richards move
! that an item for roads in Hilo di
triet, $40, 900 be inserted. He late
amended the item to read, roa
through Maulua Gulch, $500
Carried.
= Representative Kaeo moved 1,
$500 for repairs to courthouse
Kaloa.
Representative Hanuna amend'
the item to read $3.50. Carried.
Representative Kamauoha NOV,
that the item Of $I5o be inserted {
fence around the courthouse
y Kohala. Lost.
At noon the House adjourned
IL 1870 o'clock.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-07-19

The Stars will have two new men.
Percy Lishman and Donald Ross on
the field tomorrow afternoon IN tie
game against theUnknowns Should
the latter team win two more gam, S
it will have cinch on the champion
ship. Look out for a good game.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-07-19

On next Tuesday evening, a
free lecture will be given at the
Salvation Army barracks. The
talker will he Elder Andrew Jensen
of Salt Lake City, quite promin-
ent man there and one of recogin-
lied ability, His subject will be
practical VS., Theoretical Reli.
gion."
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-07-19
To Camp.

The volunteer companies of the
N. G. H. are going into camp suc-
cessivelly at Makee Island, A, Cap
tain Smith, will pitch its tents there
a week from tomorrow, in the
afternoon and remain there till
the following Monday morn
ing. They will drill, do some
field duty and on Sunday
afternoon entertain their friends
who may call. The march will be
made from the Drill Shed.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-07-19
PAssIsNGIHs.


From HAWAII and Maui, per stmr w
@ Hall, July l9-NOlcano: T. Underhiil.
Way ports: W " Goodale, DIR Nc
Wayne, Is c Wells, Col Norris, X q
Searle. 7 q Rudling, W II Cornwell,
Capt Ahlborn, Major Wodehouse aud
wife, 5 NJ Dodge, II q Bertlemann,
Capt Ross, j Ouderkirk. J Mcclellan, J
NJ Monsarrat, Geo Is Schroeder. 7 X X
Amalu. Mrs Graham and child, Miss
Annie Jones, Miss Doherty, Mrs
Scraeder, Mrs Nahaolelua and , child
rem, Miss Fanny Merton, Master John
Merten, Miss Florence Bush, Miss Minnie
Bolster. Miss l. S Willis, Misses Clark (3).
w Ahoi. Y Iona. Zoo San Yin, Miss
Wong See and 81 deck passengers.
From Kappa. per stmr james Makee
July 19-C III Willis. Mrs S II Willis, I
S Wood, Mrs G II Bishop and children
VIM cassie, Father Emmeran and
deck passengers.
From Maui. per stmr Waialeale, JUL
I9-Hon II + Baldwin, Mr. and Mrs J
Co )ke, w Colville, w + Colville, Mis-
l. Anderson and II Wilder.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-07-19

The Beretania Tennis Club is in
flourishing condition. AT the
meeting Yesterday afternoon Ernest
Ross, c. Wells, A. c. I,ovekin and
II. Schultze were elected members.
The club has quite a large list
nov
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-07-19

A concert for the benefit of the
families Of the political prisoners
will be given in Kaumakapili
church on the evening OF July 80.
Among those who will participate
are Miss May Cummins, Miss
Kulamanu Ward, Messrs. Mar
vues, Heitmaun and other local
talent. The funds from which the
families are receiving sustenance
are getting low, hence the proposed
concert.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-07-19

Efectually yet gently. when costive OF
bilious, or when the blood is impure or
sluggish, to permanently cure habitual
constipation TO awaken the kidneys
and liver to healthy activity, without
irritating OF wesking them, TO dispel
headaches. colds or fevers use Syrup Of
Figs.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-07-19
Harness Maker Wanted.

A HARNESS MAKER CAN FIND
N employment on one of the other
islands by applying at the STAR Office.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-07-19
Typewriter Wanted.

XNTANTED TO RENT A TYPEWRITER.
w Yost or Densmore preferred. Ad-
dress stating terms THIS OFFICE.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-07-19
Lost Draft.

DRAFT NO. 7G6, DRAWN BY HAMA
~ kua Mill, July 10. on Theo. H..
Davies in favor Of Antonio Fernandez, for
$3.50 has been lost Payment on same has
been stopped