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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-12-14
OKLAHOMA OUTLINES

Frank Greer says that Frank McMaster
made the wittiest speech at the Shawnee
convention.
gone insane. leaves a baby less than a
month Old.
There is a discussion on at Enid as 10
whether life is a fitfuI Dream" or a
dreamful fit.
The statehood fight is getting down to
a Big State, plaintiff, VS.. Little State, de-
PENDANT, point.
1t would be a little queer If the legisla-
ture should meet again this winter. But
it may happen.
Leo Whistler, the famous Sac and Fox
Indian. was held up by three men in his
store the other night.
GottLeb Salzman is at Oklahoma City
after a divorce. His wife is in an in
sane asylum in Michigan.
The Enid Wave predicts that Enid will
be a city OF 1000 before 1899. That pre-
diction is not very daring.
BIZ Bolton in the way of defense for
Oklahoma. notes that 1900 divorces are
granted annually in Kansas.
Bishop Meeschaert OF Oklahoma, may
remove to New Orleans. The Oklahoma
climate does not agree with him.
Nellie Norleet is a ninety-dayer at Ok
lahoma City. She comes from Memphis
and charges her husband with abandon
ment.
NIcMaster says that there are men in
F.n-T.
the grounds that they are liable to get
territorial office.
Isenberg calls upon Oklahoma to watch
the result of letter he wrote to Tom
Reed defying him to appoint Dennis
Flynn chairman OF the ways and means
committee.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-12-14
GENERAL MaRRETS
KANsAs GrE

h1-NC17 ~
Kansas City, Dec. 11-Butter-Steady:
Creamery. 1sGzc: dairy, I4Q1Sc-
EFg@Accve. Isc-
Hzy-T.no,hy. sl9.ccal2s9. prairie. y.
G7-50
s. Louis. Dee I&-Bursr-FIrn: s-p-
arstor creamery. 5q14c. fancy Elg7a. &c.
EgEs-fT-rn: fresh. &c.
Wool cotton t.es and bsxE1<-Cn-
Pork-s:zndar4 mes, r1Sz
L-z-t-Prinae scan. t5-10. choics, 3 III
Bacor-ShOulter., C0o1edl 81. l01Es
3 r1lS; rHs. *. Fhor-s. S-I7'z
Dry szit nezts-Saoulds-s. 05oIe.s)
So. borgs. = So --bs. 3 60. sao-ts - .
Corn n,eai-Stss5y.
B-z--Szlsbse a. 80 cas-. track szrks-
Timothy s.-sd-xs- DsG3 -
= AZ Er=-i-E.rTTi- - ssEss@ - 80.
Hay-Stro1E for choice ttnOrhy. zhicA
IS zearcs. pDorer grades IN Big supply.
Trzirse steady With kberaI sslpply; p-zIr1s.
.5e.9lfs o: r.-rothy. E-SsGll-55 sA.s slds-
Whsky-Ez
NEW YORK
Sc- York. De-. I-Hsy. Eo5i a-e cot-
tc-sez1 oEf-lQ1ief-
Hops-Wezk
= 1--Sout-aL
Lsa-hs-. bse<. roEn. zee Az -a7lssses
Steady
CIT ssats-Qssse: psekies AazA rsss-
e. D@ce<1bsr. S--se-
Fcrz ard corr r,ez1-Cuz-
TafspT-Ezsy. city. 81 cog-trT. e..
Pet-sl ecr1--E-zsF. t-rtte-s clos-e-i : q blf
SuEzr-EzE fri. re1ze1 qzisz-
TU-Tss- ti1s--Z-- -
LIVERPOOL
Liverpool De- lz-Dseor-ezlsts t.
rzz-o -c3e-51e
Esse<-E11.rz f1sl2 zsess. - 81. prize
rness. IS 81
Pc-k-P- ne zsss. aas western. ~. .
ze&zE, &a
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-12-14
COFFEE MARKET.

New York. Dec. 1g.-Cohee options open
ed steady at 5ul0 points advance on for
egn buying orders ana better European
cables: lOsl trading Indifferent and BUSH
ness soon became slack. closed steady az
504O points net advance, sales. l&.--9 bags,
including May, $l-&.ll5VJ, December.
Sc. 75u 1850
Sp,o tconee-Rio quiet: No. Z. 1870. MID
quiet: Coriova, isGls3xc. Sales. l.Soo bass
Maracalbo =. l.: go bags Central Amen
can ,. l.; co bags SayaBil!a =. l.
Hayre-Opened firm. y frame advance;
at noon franc advance. at p m. ire
gular, az franc aIlEaIre, closed nrm.
lQ1ls francs net advance. sales. 1890
bags.
Santos-Quiet; good average SANTOS u
$40; receipts. l4,0U ass. stocko. Sg~.rlJ
bags.
Hamburg-ouiet and unchanged; sales.
1000 bags.
R.O-Qulet; No. Rio y. 500. exchange.
80 pence. receipts, 500 bags. cleared
for the United States, 1.eJ3 bags. for Eu-
rope. none; stock. 22.tDV bags.
Warehouse deliveries from New York
yesterday. 7.0E bags. New York stock,
ZS.slz bags. United States STOCK. Slg5sJ
ba -. afiOat for the United States. "a. 80
bags. total visible for The Un-tel States.
slS,s59 bags. against -. % bags last year.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-12-14
KANSAS CITY


Kansas City. Dec. 1S.-Wheat-Slowi
No. hard, 51T5Sc: No. ? red. 6SEs9c; re-
jected, nomiaaily. 4e155c.
Corn-ACtive; No. mixed, IS d222t
No. , white, 81
Oats-Demaud slight: No. mixed I-i.c:
No. , white. l7GlSc.
ST. LOUIS.
St. Louis, Dec. 1S.-FIour-Fairly active.
unchanged.
Wheat-Ruled lower all day owing 10
e-gn advices and heavy spring wheat re-
ce.pts, closing weak and Ssd7t cent be-
low yesterday. No. . red, cash, 655sc; De
cenrber. 81 c; May, GIG.
Corn-Dun. weak and declining, with
closing prices las cent under yesterday.
No. ? nI.xei. cash. 24T2psc; December,
2i4c: January. 257sc: Nay. 25i2c
Oats-F'utures weak with a selling pres
sure on May that forced II below % cents.
Spot grades dull. unchanged No. 3
cash and December, 17iaG17ssc: May, rs.
Rye-FfrTn. with buyers OF No. on
call al S3l2c regular and SIC east side. but
none offered.
Barley-Steady.
Receipts-Flour. 4.ooo; wheat. 5000; corn
1900. oats. .. HJ0
shipments-FIour. 500: wheat. 1000;
corn, $500; oats. 400.
NEW YORK
New York. Dec. 3.-Flour-Receipts. q =
90 barrels; exports. $3.50 barrels: quiet
and heavy buyers lowering bids 20 con-
form to the break in wheat. only SPECIAL
brands dealt il.
Rye four-Dul
Buckwhsat sOur-FIr-n. N.9odI.S5
Wheat-Kece. pts. ~. So: Spot weaker:
No hard, 6.Ssc delivered. Options OPEN
&c steady on higher cables: ruled dull TN
IL midday when rumors OF q nifty million
bushels surplus n the Argentine crop
caused heavy local pressure and a sharp
Cecline. the market closing weak a. Ti-
cent net loss. No red. May. So. SsT7sc.
closing, SIS: Nay. 61.sG5 y S-l5c, closed
Sc
Corn-Recs.pss s4ro: exports. S5 50
Spot weaker; No. . SsiSc Options open
ed steady but was depressed by large re-
ceipts and The break u wheat AMI closed
weak a. isdisc net loss. MAY Ga. =
3 l-lec. closed sf7sc; December, az cSsc,
closed SFsc
Ozts-Recesp-s. . so; exports. 90 $40:
quiet; No. = =. 81 - Options duh ard
easy AL dsy wlch corn and closed = cant
lower; May. e41sl-45sc, closed -s2sc. De-
CemOe- closed 10
Buckwheat-S;eady. EdH&c.
Rye. barley and barley malt-Non.nal
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-12-14
WOOL MAakET.

Boston, Dec. 1.-The Boston CONNER
cal Bulletin viii say tomorrow. The Lon
don wool auction closed weak except On
light hEe stock. on which American com
petition secured a. advance. The Bos-
ton market - very Gull though fairy
arm, especially on washed heeces. The
best lot Of new clip. "a 90 pounds. - as
sod here this week a. current ratea-
Americans have only purchased Fl.l.D
bales IA Australia 70 date. scarcely more
than an average under Cd couditlclS
The exp - poor and competitor foT good
lots Is too brisk 20 encourage free Ptlr-
chasing. The promised boom "a Aueri-
can wool goods - natteulrS out aa lar
as meas wear - Concerned. Makes q
o. ercO4tIuS SHOWN a. advanced yr.ces
have been set back 10 last ye4rfs rates
ard 10 asivsBce has been secured a. eE-
pects1 On Gay dl2EouaLs. TIE sales q
the week are Z.tsl.sssJ pounds domestic
and - 90 pounds foreign. against !. -. 90
pounds domestic ard o. 90 Sso1ls4s for
sg2 last week. and I.sZ-.7sJ pounds Co
mest.c and -. 90 pounds fore ~ Tor the
same week last year. TIE salcs 20 Gass
show al Increase % 1883. - Isollssas DO
mss-ic ard g .sy7 80 pounds foreign frosn
the sales % ths same date "a Iss< TIE
rec@pts 70 date snow decrease q 1.1Ls
oa.es ooEnescc AID a. laC.o@ss q -g1lg
bales foretS-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-12-14
PERSONAL.

Miss Edith Wright of Larned is Wis
iting friends in the city.
Dan Breese OF Colwich was doing
business in the city yesterday.
D. A Curry vicited Mt. Hope for a
few days this week on business.
William Maxwell has gone to the strip
where he will make his future home.
Charles Burroughs. leading farmer
and inventor, residing near Colwich
was in the city yesterday.
Miss Anna Randall. daughter Of ex-
County Commissioner Randall, was Wis
iting friends in the city this week.
Fred S. Trickey OF Mulvane was in
the city yesterday talking OF the big
hunt In which he expects to participate.
James X. Jennings of Caldwell was in
the city yesterday enroute 10 Colorado.
He had the Cripple Creek fever very
bad.
DR.. J. II. Grav OF Indiana. arrived
in the city last evening TO visit with his
daughters. Mrs. F. 3. Brooks and Mrs.
Bowers Of SS5 North Topeka ave.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-12-14
LIyE-IoCK MARKET.
CHICAGO


CHICAGO. De-. l1.-D1.y GhoBt - - ca
tie have been reed 81 thia p-E -
against -. - aais- week Trace szs Harsd-
sTate-y large a. u1chzls-. pros.
Chotcs fat coSs ard he.fers srs ssl.lEE
20 better adFSC-ags thzz. veTy soCs Eleers.
Abg1t - bead q ErT.zEs1asa ear II
tr08gh- : 1ssl1s-s9 tst TIE great bulk -
cse esttls cTrre1 Brought Gzfssll4 ~. - =
Eas SectS=1 aoeF-sy s. ne coN 40
hs-fsT t-a1s. sr6 gr.css Averaged = c.uzs
nsE1e-. EAfa E24es 4arSs4T - -
Caves q rle Detts- class E~rs Awe 40
"a htEa - SSL 4e12s E-e@rs EerS -
Moderate sugElg Ard n FAR 1e-zaza1 a.
g. 71s.lz -. Ere s1r1s - .sys4zs1 ELsegz tg1cs
&ezlco brought E-se
HoEs-NsaFly sc.so1 have arrived se.s
TseE. sEG-r-sr @-~gsS Tor tie zAzzs Ike
las ueek. ard - So - ne axe psrsa,s 4
year zzo. Tra1~ today w. I've a. -.
average afsZs-Ce - rszrH q as sa.zrl n
~zs mostly o.ss-ase1, x esriT a. . - -
TIE hslE sag a. tlEEEzE va F-c-a
sz.s-s ~ = - t1aas a. azy ocs~r azure
ShseI.-l- fazr 6srnar4 49, E-csz f2iis
a. goo a. Tesrtr1zT o. sss.re-zh-s azesa
AZ 2aEne-s. u tae caEazsz ssask =
49, fHe-e vs. 4assr12 E4p9iJ. 80 a.
So~os; a. ~ 1Egrsz as e. azT Ine. Con-
Ezo1 EeE-srE-s 500 e. El
se-s's--ca-sls, 80. asss. S.,ss. sae-g
Kansas CITY
Xmas CSC. Eser Ca L. ftss. -s- 3
s.sse- sa-1zaezfs- 2 -. afezlf ~ sf-s-sz.
Tszas rtesrs. 4 esss =. Tss4x csss. 8. =.
80 bsrf steere. 40. go a11-Eers &c
:s~ters. e -11a
ssaEs-Is.7s -. 1zsa. q. auz,fs 80
s-E1zz ssayE. 3 - q sf-E9'- = zes-1s.
ss--s--Ess-s.s So 81 pessrta -
slszs3g- rszEters t-2ass
81 LOf-Is
- L9s--s. DS- A-s-@9Gs-s-zzG-L =
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-12-14
DRY GOODS MARKET.

New York. Dec LIT Gas been an ex
cept.onally slow day N all departments Of
the package trade and while a few buy
ers have been around. little business was
done except in hOiiday stuffs. Printing
cloths very quiet ~ ) lilo cents for con-
tracts.
Fail River, Mass. Dec. 13.-Pr!nt cloths
quiet at 3 lilo cent for contracts
Manchester Dec. 13.-Cloths quiet and
hard 20 sell unless at concessions yarns
steady with Little doing.
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200; steady: native beeves. - c5GGT5 Tex
as steers, s. t0u375.
Hogs-Rs-ce,p GoU. heavy. s. ElI1 ~;
mixed. s. i5St3 o.. Hight 81 -fl3f.
SheeT-Kece PTS. l.gt". steady. natives.
g. 40g53.
NEW YORK
New York. Dec ra-Becves- Receipts.
u. 5s5. marhet quiet stass AID oxen S.
20. bulls. s. l.rf- o.. ,ify cows. 81 atsta CT
European cables ga 20 American rtrefH SO
siaullc dressed weight. refr Eerator beef
a 1asfsc. calves receipts. -a very
slow. vcais. poor 20 chocc. 3 o9ffs-lsl
baruyard calves. 81 c1ffe
Sheep and lambs-ifece .pfs. A.a7i. Efeadyt
poor 70 prime sheep s. Mas lambs.
common 90 choice. Hlu0Hs.r1
HOgs-Recc4pts. fss3. steady az = 80
Il
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COTTON MARKET
NEW NnpE

New York. Dec l1.-Coseol quiet: MD
ding s-iSc; let receipts. - bales. gross.
$50 bales; Forwarded. s. talss, sSles
hone; stock. 17sII7 bales.
NEW ORLEANS
New Orleans. De- Lz--Coztor s-esdy.
nl;6dling. sc. lox uiidliug. 7-sc- good
ordinary Sic; Dec receipts - 90 bales
grosS Io.0sl hslsS. exports 10 Crezt BE-
All. : G. bales 20 cc-t.aeu.- e. bales
sales. 4i.o bales. stock S5S.sJ hzles.
ST. LOUIS
81 Louis. Dee 13--Cos;oa steady sales
80 bales; receipts. Sts1 bales. Shipments
4. - bales. stock. se.s8 h2-sx.
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FOR 10 CENTS

Lard-Dull; prime western. Us; refined.
On pails) 2ss Cd.
Cheese-Quiet but steady; demand poor,
finest American white. as: colored. s5s
BUtter-FInest United States, sos: good.
Cos.
LONDON.
London, Dec. l3-Cane suEar-Quiet but
steady; centrifugal Java. Is Sd. musco-
vaio fair refining. los Cd
Beet sugar-Dull; December. los Sd; jan
uary los Cd
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-12-14
BANK CI.FARINGS

New York, Dec 1S.-The following table
compiled by BraGstreets. shows the total
cleararces at the principal cities and the
percentage Of increase Or decrease. as
compared with the corresponding week
last wear
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-12-14

There were two car loads az hogs axsf
THREE - cattle Ehiype4 from the yafes
yesterday.
CHRIS shepard. Goddard. car heEs
g. =. Cars. Anf-sEa. car hgEs.
J = Cooley. Hees IN. car hogs
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-12-14
THE H0FF PRODUCE co.


Sstrss.a D. =
Locsl t0rr-ezzt f1r ~ tcts-a Ezsl Why
pa A. E4rrarF urfl saters-zy Esxa4s
r-gt.s-1T c1s5sT szt-r-sy E3GEt Gszt eszs-
car.
Ls--rE - r1s. t-e-fV-fV-7r lars -
? E1esf fsE1s-Ts ere NzR - S~Ese9& -
scE~ei > 49, A. - Gs-a1 ~ ee-
ErHes. EE1 ear ~erafhss. E~sE scssts
49, zrse . E1E-sst fss1 - .rrsa.r~-
s1la fa- tt1s rrc-rE So ksfr4aps tFr1-
s~~atzrs sas r~-~e - Gsr-e~s
Frr 90 saaf ssFe1 gssrs 80 svs-aEs
ter7iF %rz-s-~ - 80 rzeetn - - sslst-sF
80 trr~s . cezse-s a. II 80 - E&T
a. cez-essa FEzEl9 = <Dff a9sfSss
Cs~~ra.~
y ss,a- xfr-- De- 49, q -
saFse&~ - ~ = - Szf1s.aT
~ Ea-lraH-f 49,. W-a sff.aE "a
= rstf~sf $500 - sszzErr resr-z- aEs1
FrF e-ss.rr a~r-s-- s-T-fs
80 fE8Ea-s al 5sse3FE. r rrFsesr1--
aFT 49, eurrtsgF @ees. u4zs1sr -
Ec-ssae-@ r1~aF
Fer c1-eszz--faars sa~sess.g ae-ss
r1aesr
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Not included in total.
DAYS CT 4 s d IN

DAYS CLEAR1NGS.
Philadelphia, Dec. 13.-Clearings, ST.
7S0. 304; balances, s., 4G, 79s
Chicago, Dec. 13.-Money steady at 90
81 per cent for call loans and 6d6I2 per
cent for commercial paper. New York
exchange sold at IS cents premium. For
eign exchange steady. Bankers, London,
sterling, SisS2tG4S734.
St. Louis, Dec. 13.-Clearngs, 81, 632. s14;
balances. S467, 80; Money, 5GS per cent
New York exchange, 20 cents discount.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-12-14
COMING LOCAL EeENrs.

| The new Methodist church at Valley
! Center viii be dedicated on next Sun
/ day. Rev Don 5. Colt will deliver the
dedicatory sermon.
Regular meeting of Wichita Council
No. SO L. c. T. tonight There viii be
quite a number 10 be initiated and a
large attendance is expected.
Senator Harry Gordon does not think
there viii be a session. OF the legislature
this winter. He is making no arrange
ments for private secretary.
Miss Edith Hin was greeted last night
with another large audience. Her sub
ject was The Converted King" The
discourse was upon the necessity OF
men receiving divine aid: the wiling
ness OF the Master 70 grant the neces-
sary power. and how divine aid could
be secured. She held the closest attea-
ton of her audience throughout. There
VIII be no services today nor this ev-
ening. but regular preaching Sunday
morning and evening
As predicted IN the Eagle. horsemen
from all over the country are coming
here for the purpose OF training their
animals. J. F. Kinney. who IS well
- NN--AN-4-= ~ -N-4sssl III cFAAAI--s 81
rived last night from OsweSo with
three Sood horses. Mr.. Kinney made
The Texas circuit Won some good
money and wtu winter here. using the
ialr grounds track as many other horse
men are doing There are now sixty
I'VE mead q horses at the fair grounds
ana = looks Ike fair times 10 see these
animals driven on the track
TIE saddest things II life are men without
manhood. women without womankocd and
children without eliidhOod-Young Mems
Era
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-12-14
"PLAIN FACTS"

II is fact that you can Go better a nd
gel the incest things for the money at
O. NJ H0we's JeweIry Store than any
other place
Our line Of Diamonds. Watches.
Clocks. Jewelry. S,lverware. Cut Glass.
Fancy China, Opera Glasses. Gold Spec
tacles. Silver Lamps. Sterling Silver
Mounted Packetbooks. Sterling Silver
Novelties
All these things We have are entirely
new designs We invite you 70 come
ana inspect our stock, whether you buy
or not
Ii. NJ. HOWE, JeweIer,
no EAST DOUGLAS AVE.
See The Netc T--i56y Bracelets.
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GRAIN MARKET.
CHICAGO

Furnished by +. L. BOSTICK. Commits
SION Merchant, room 10, over Kansas Ma
uonal bank.
Chicago Dec II
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WICHITA NAKKEr>
HOGS

IIoEr-Prsces - oe5ts higher. Sales re-
ported a. follows.
REPREsESTATIvE SALES
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-12-14

TIE saddest things II life are men without
manhood. women without wornank0od ars;
children without childhOod--Young Mems
Era
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-12-14

Prices of Manufactured Goods Continue to
Recede from the High Water Mark of
the Speculative Tide. and the Post-HolI-
day Season is the Earliest Period In
which an Increase of Demand Need be
Expectcd-How the Leading Products
have Ranged During the Week-Brad-
streets the Retail Trade.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-12-17


It has been noted MS n striking fact that
Texas, although n state of unusual area,
has not single large lake This seems
the more remarkable when y Is consider
ed that almost every other geographic
form is represented, often in great variety,
and the climatic conditions vary from
moist TO arid. In recent paper on " Notes
on the Physical Geography of Texas" by
Ralph $. Tarr, in the proceedings Of the
Academy of Natural Sciences, explanation
Of the phenomenon is given.
He holds that Texas contains no large
lakes, first, because there arc no regions
OF striking structural features, except one
thc older paleozoic area in which erosion
has long been in progress and its lakes
long since destroyed, and one in a region
too dry for the existence of lakes, and,
secondly, because erosion has tapped the
shallow lakes that formerly, no doubt ex-
istsd on the new cretaceous and tertiary
land. Sink holes in limestone regions,
frequently containing small and shallow
bodies of water; lagoons on the seashore,
and oXbow lakes in the flood plains con
stitute the major part of the Texas lakes.
To these might be added the expanded
springs, the streams caused by the over
burdened condition OF the main stream
pecan Bayou and San Saba river, tribu-
tary to the Colorado, and the chain OF
pools of the subhumid region, formed by
the desiccation of the river The salt
lakes, plazas and alkaline marshes and
flats of the trans-P Pecos region are &. des-
located remnants of lakes, formerly OF
greater size just as the pools are the re
suit of the annual desiccation of normally
continuous streams.-Philadelphia Ledg.
err
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-12-17

Geo. w. jenkins, editor of the Santa
Maria Times" Cal, in speaking of the
various ailments of children said.
"When my children have Group there
is only one patent medicine that ever
use. and that is Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy. 1t possesses some medical
properties that relieve the little sufferers
Immediately. 1t is, in my opinion, the
best cough medicine in the market" If
this remedy is freely given as soon rs the
croupy cough appears it will prevent
the attack. 1t is also an ideal remedy
for whooping cough. There is no dan
ger in giving it to children, as it con-
tains nothing injurious. For sale by all
dealers. BENSON, SMITH & Co., Gener-
al Agents, II. |.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-12-17
OFFICERS ARE INSTALLED.
ran NEw UosrrR ~ run rACifi,
IunoE 4. .. ANn An


Installation OF officers and ban
quet took place in the Masonic
Temple Monday evening under the
auspices Of Pacific Lodge, A. H. s.
a. NJ. In the installation ccrc.
monies the service OF the Grand
Lodge OF Scotland was used in place
Of that OF California, as heretofore.
1t was very impressive Rev.
Alex Macintosh. Of Hawaiian
10 lge hy special invitation OF the
w. NJ conducted the installation
OF the following officers
Bro Henry j. Cooper, Right
Worshipful Master.
Bro. Jas. a. King, Deputy Mas
ter.
Bro c. B. Ripley, Substitute
Master.
Bro John Phillips, Senior War
den.
Br1. =. B. Auerbach, Junior
I Warden
Bro. w. O. Atwater Treasurer.
Bro. II. II. Williams, Secretary.
Bro. r. r. f.ange, Chaplain
Bro. Jno Cassidy, Senior Deacon.
Bro. Edwin Hughes, Juhior
Deacon.
Bro. L. T. Bishop, Senior Ste.
ward.
Bro L. {. Ables, Junior Steward.
Bro. Henry Smith, Inner Guard.
Bro j NJ. Angus, Tyler.
The banquet was something eN-
traordinariy fine. Decorations
were tasteful and The arrangement
of everything was perfect The
table was gotten up under the im-
mediate direction OF Judge w. A.
Whiting aud + T. Bishop IL T.
Cooper. w. NJ. was toastmaster oI
the evening. lie was qnite witty
at times IN introducing the respon-
dents to toasts. Among others he
observed that while Mr. Neumann
is not the King Of Socialists he is
the King Of Sociables. 30
The toasts and respondents were
as follows:
Masonic charity, c. B. Ripley
Masonry in the mother country
Sir Robert Heron
The social side Of masonry, Paul
Neumann.
The ladies', absent but not for
gotten, L. p. Dole.
Masonry as a progressive moral
science, Rev. A. Macintosh.
Our newly obligated Brothers,
w. O. Atwater.
Some OF the suggestions made in
the above were very appropriate
and will be adopted as far as pos
sible. Mr.. Neumann urged the
social side of Masonry and made a
strong point of the feature. The
Lodge was much pleased with rhe
arguments and will at once take
steps to further its social features
The banquet closed about II
o'clock.
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An Asylum Candidate

An insane woman appeared at
the station house at noon and asked
10 get her trunk which she said
was down stairs in a cell. Captain
Parker assured her that her ribbon
box was not there, but she insisted
II was. TO crafty her an Officer
showed her all through the cells aud
around the premises She appeared
greatly disappointed at not being
able to find the property and weni
away sorrowiul. The woman is
under surveillance and will likely
be sent to the asylum.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-12-17
THEOSOPHY.

Those interested in Theosophy, visit
ing Theosophists and any not connected
with lodges in Honolulu can Obtain
books, etc, free of charge from the
library of Hawaii Lodge. T. s.. Foster
Block Nuuanu Street. on WhDNES-
DAY EVENINGS from Z to $40
7S6-1m
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-12-17

The company are seated Mt the dinner
table. Enter Baptiste-a servant-hag
gard, excited and eXclaiming:
Quick, quick-a glass of wineI"
People stare at each other, and mt last
the wish is complied with. Baptiste drinks
off glass of wine which has been poured
out by the mistress of the house, who In
quires what has happened.
"Oh, madame, I've been dreadfully up
seti All, that wine has done me goodi
feel better now. Only fancy. ! have just
managed to break both the large Sevres
china marmalade dishesl"-Paris Vol
taire
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-12-17
BY AUTHORITY
WATER NOTICE

In accordance with Section l, Chapter
XXVI of the laws of 1886:
All persons holding water privileges
or those paying water rates are hereby
notified that the water rates for the
term ending June 80, 1896, will be due
and payable at the office of the Hone
lulu Water Works, on the 1st day o
January, 1896.
All rates remaining unpaid for fifteer
days after they are due will be subjec
to an additional 10 per cent.
Rates are payable at the office of th
Water Works in the Kapuaiwa Build
ing.
ANDREW BROWN,
Supt. Honolulu Water Works.
S37-l4t
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-12-17

Rip ans Tabulcs are sold hy druggists, or ll
mail if Che price go cents o. box r. sent 10 thl
Ripan- Chemical Company, No. Do spruce st.
New York sample Vial lO cents,