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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-10-31

TESTED.
80.

Besides testing our Wheels by fast and hard
riding our riders yesterday conducted a very sue
cesul test King street, which has fully satisfied
land the riders) that the high grade wheels we
handle have the proper stuff in Them and plenty oft
Our riders selected King street opposite Mr.. S.
Parkers residence the best place to make the test
We had four Wheels out, and they were coming along
at 'cp" that would have heated the bearings Of
many called high grade cycles. At the proper
time the Little Chap tied the combination up and
the test begun. There were Wheels in the air
Wheels in the middle and on both sides of the road
and riders going towards town if they were late
for dinner After picking themselves up and the
Wheels, it was found that, to be expected
there not piece Of metal broken in any Of the
four Wheels. The only damage done to the metal
parts was bending Of part here and there which
morning. Our riders say they won't conduct any
more Of these tests for and we thought they would
not want to- had the four Wheels tested at
once, and now satisfied that what the makers
say about the Wheels is true and we back up their
guarantee fully.
When you want first class Wheel, one that
won't go to pieces under you if you happen to ride
off "A sidewalk call at the headquarters for high grade
Wheels in Honolulu, and you will get what you
want
We have sold every RAMBLER and COLUMBIA we
had in stock, but will have big lot on the Austria
liza when she returns
For the BEST WHEELS go to
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-10-31

ABsENrEE landlordism is pretty
certain to receive the attention OF
the Legislature in February.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-10-31

THERE is strong talk of a strictly
home company to improve city
transit. The capital is available.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-10-31
5imePy @opic@.
Ocfobct IS, 1895.

catcher rs, 1893.
This city is surely getting
down to business again and if
the "flibuster fend' can be
muzzled things will brighten
up and remain good for the
next six months at least. The
price of sugar seems to be on
the advance and if there is
really a shortage of crops in
othersugar producing countries
Hawaii will reap a rich benefit.
Many people believe that an
advance in the price of raws
does not help people generally;
we are not inclined that way;
we know that if plantations re
ceive n little more than the
average price for their output,
the manager looks around with
an Improvement gaze" in his
eyes. He will buy new plows
(Hendry's); he will secure a
new windmill (Aermotor); he
will put up new fence Zones
Locked), and in other ways
distribute money around and
we all share in the general
prosperity. More private
dwellings, will be put up in Ho-
nolulu; we like to see work in
the latter direction for it gives
us an opportunity to mention
something about an excellent
stock of chandeliers and hang
ING lamps now on hand. The
goods have just been unpacked
and the line is better than
ever. Some samples are hung
from the ceiling of our store;
they are artistic specimens and
require no praise from us.
They are all fitted with the
Bradley & Hubbard burners
none better are made. We
have piano lamps with either
silk or paper shades; boudoir
lamps and the regular hanging
lamps; all new designs. These
goods were selected for the
holidays; it would be a wise
move for you to make your
selection now before the line is
broken.
We have some pretty tables
with metal frames and onyx
tops; no prettier piece of furni-
ture can be made and if you
wish to make a hit with your
wife, you will purchase one.
We expect the next Spree
kel's packet to bring us a mum
Der of the Golden Gate i'm
proved stone filters; we have
had many orders for these fill
tiers and will soon be in a posi-
ton to supply the demand,
The Australia brought us a
supply Of Alaska s" refrigera-
tors and ice chests. The merits
of these food preservers and ice
savers are known to a great
many housekeepers in Homo
lulu Better have one in the
house instead of the one you
are using.
The bicycle craze promises
to become epidemic; doctors
say that riding a bicycle is a
most healthy and >invigorating
exercise providing that you do
not ride a wheel that is con-
stantly breaking or getting out
of repair. A poor wheel keeps
ones temper at a white heat
and for that reason is not the
best health-producer. We
handle the Monarch and Tri-
bune bicycles; both have stood
the test and are victors. We
will quote prices on application.
The S. n. Castle brought two
T..
G Tribunes; they are for ladies
and are away up in G, as the
saying goes. If you are think
ing about buying a wheel, call
and see US. Our experience
may enable us to give you
some valuable advice.
| THE uVAIIAN HARD
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-10-31

MoRE glass front stores on For
street dispel hard times yarns.
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THIS WEEK
We want TO say

That the very latest Gbudor story is to thc effect that
Ezca, the well known rovoutionis rs to conc H. Homo.
Wlu M mkish looking craft with the a,owod intention
OF wpng The Hawaiian Republic the earth Of course
lac won't come; but III lac should decide to do so We
would give him good run tor his money When the
hibuscis do come they will sack the stores our store
would naturally attract their attention first because We
carry such large stock of New Goods goods that we
want to dispose of before the Invasion This week marks
Special Sale of Bouscs for ladies; Chldrens Dresses
aud Imaores; Skirt Embrodcrcs. and kinc laccs
both l.ncn and Naencicnncs all perfect goods and at
low prices
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chronic
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Forty years ago Mr.. +.
Stubbs Of South Dunedin,
commenced to have sciatics.
He spent time and money
looking for n cure, but until
he used Sequah's remedies
he was never free from il.
Grateful for his release from
such complaint Of so long
stsnding, Oct. 18th, 1894,
30 writes
" ! thank you for the great
benefit / have received from
tIa use Of your Sequah Oil
and Cure. ] have been
troubled for over 40 years
with eciatica. Tried different
remedies and spent a lot of
money doctoriug with no
benefit ! decided to give
VOW remedies trial. In
lew days | found great relief,
and now ! can climb
ladder or die with a spade,
nett l.r o. .ch | have
been aole 10 do for the past
- years. ! trust others
similarly afflicted will try
yonr remedies, from which
| hay. received such wonder
full benefit.
Yours gratefully,
(Signed), +. Stubs"
5lObrOn Drug Co,
AGENTS.
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CHASTITY Sight.

Fairfax, No, Dec. AT the Cor
oner's inquest over the skeleton of
a man found in the eastern end of |
the county, the following facts were
developed:
A pig had chased man for three
quarters Of mile, down the main |
road, when he saw a tree in a field |
about 20 rods away, and he went to
it to cut club to defend himself
against the hog.
When he reached the tree he dis
covered tie skull of a man hanging
from a limb, the balance of the
skeleton having fallen to the ground.
The skull was hanging by cord,
but the flesh was all gone from the
bone, that had become detached and
fallen to the ground. The Coronors
jury decided that it was suicide,
and had occurred last spring. The
tree is in hollow and the river last
June had been up over the skull and
filed the eye sockets with mud.
A valise, containing a package of
letters was also found, but the let
ters crumbled as soon as dried and
exposed. The postmark on one of
the letters indicated that it had been
mailed at Bedford, Ia, February 5,
1895. This much was distinct in
one letter:
Erred: 1 inclose S. for you to
come back on. Will furnish you bed
and board
The name Fred" was found in
several places, but nothing else could
be distinguished
The land was cultivated last sea-
son to within so feet of each side of
the tree on which the skull was
found. The cords had cut into the
limb of the tree and the bark partly
healed over it High weeds grew
around the tree and hid the body
from view.
A hotel card from the Washing
ton Hotel at st. Joseph, Mo, and a
card from some poultry firm IN St.
Louis, and II cents in money, were
also found on the BODY.
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HARPER'S WEEKLY
In 1896

Harper's Weekly IS a journal for the whole
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HARPER'S MAGAZINE
In 1896.

In 1896.
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The South Carolina Constitutional
Convention has about completed its
labors. The new suffrage section
provides for property and educa.
tional qualification for voters. Any
man above the age of 81, who can
read and write, and pays taxes on
$500 worth of property possesses
the qualifications of voter. An ad.
ditional clause provides that anyone
who cannot vote under either a
property or educational qualification
may be allowed to vote il he can un-
derstand section of the constitu.
ton when read to him by the regis
tration officer. The latter clause to
be operative for two years after the
adoption of the constitution.
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Gear Reed. uf h'lllou dollar fame
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Fl. c. Babcock. a prominent man
ufacturer of Dalton. GA, shot him
self at Chattanooga. Il is not
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or wllh suicidal intent.
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book on kidnye trouble and its treatment
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The supreme court of Missouri
has decided that the ordinary bank
check is negotiable paper, although
not expressed to be for value receiv-
ed. They say that while this class
of paper is not negotiable under the
statute, yet under the law rserchant
it is, and as such has all the bona
fides of paper expressed to be for
value received. The payment of
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ped by the drawer, and the bank on
which it is drawn must pay it if
there be funds belonging to the
drawer at the time of presenting it,
and if not it is entitled to protest as
other negotiable paper.-Ex.
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Secretary Herbert Ia his report
makes AT. earnest appeal for more
war slips r. Recommends that an
of 50. .638.3S3 be made
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Four persons were drowned in
the Aonougahela River by a skit1
beng upset by the waves caused by
a steamer.
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