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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-06-18
THE EXPERIMENT STATION AGAIN.

Senator McCandless' announce
ment that he will today introduce
a blu relating to vehicle tires and
wheels gives evidence that more or
less side issues will be introduced
during the present session of the
Legislature. This is to be expected
and will certainly do no harm if
the members do not become too
enthusiastic in the support of their
pet measures and try to make way
for them at the expense of time
that should be devoted to more
important work which demands the
special attention Of both houses.
Properly handled these small bills
may be regarded favorably. They
may be referred 10 committees, not
to be killed by pigeon holing, but
for thorough investigation in order
that when the Legislature meets in
regular session, much Of the pre-
liminary committee work may be
disposed of during the interim and
the bills ready for speedy action
when the time comes for the regula-
ton avalanche of general legisla-
ton and appropriation.
While the small bills are being
brought to the front, opponents
of the agricultural interests Of the
islands cannot afford to forget the
establishment of an experiment
station that shall give these small
settlers the country is hoping to Sc
cure the information that every in
telligent farmer is always seeking.
Suppose the country gets its colony
of small farmers and they take up
their respective strips of land? The
first question asked will be, What
can cultivate to the best advant-
age" Coffee may not suit their
fancy, and sugar is out of the ques-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-06-18

BISHOP WILLIS in his "Quarterly
Record of Church Work" makes
the usual DEPRESSION into the field
of politics, which is proof positive
that Church work" does not alone
include the saving Of souls and
preaching the principles voiced in
Christ's teachings. After reading
his political illusions an unbiased
reader might well infer that the
editor has missed his calling in not
becoming a ward politician. In
casting about for the possible YER
dict of history upon the statesman
ship of the present day in Hawaii
nei he quotes the proverb Whom
the Deity wills to ruin, he first
makes insane" If it is question
of sanity on political subjects
which the public is to consider,
would that the patron saint of the
Diocesan sanctum had the power
to see himself as others see him.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-06-18

The hYafha RaldEsrs Co. L.
0wDsx2eD HapRNAasuA@ MamuA
@OW RR0WgE @&TEzEdMA
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-06-18

ton. About all this Government
can say now is, "Here's your land,
take your chances. We don't know
so very much about it ourselves" "
With a properly equipped exper-
iment station, much of this labor
in the dark might be averted and
the Government will most certain
Iy reap a reward the value OF
which in the development Of the
country's resources cannot be over
estimated. Assisted by the best
practical work and scientific re-
search that can be offered today
the or ok for a pioneer III what
ever cou-try he may take up work
is not a bed of roses. 1t stands the
country in good stead to do all
possible to work in unison with the
agriculturist and to do all possible
to accelerate the progress which it
is believed he will inaugurate.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-06-18

IT'S quite wonderful how gentle
men who have exchanged a few
words with President Dole become
lis "most intimate" friends when
they arrive at their home in the
States. Whether Major Higley's
intimacy is of his own manufac-
ture or reporters, it is impossible
to say, but to those who know the
President, the Majors intimacy
shows proper manufacture from
some source. Artemus Ward said,
" When [ was in Rome [ met
sculpist and he wanted to sculp
me. But [ wouldn't let him."
President Dole, Minister Thurston
and numerous other officials are
less fortunate. Their political
opinions are " sculped," whether
they will or no, to suit the " sculp-
lists" fancy.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-06-18

For starting newspapers Homo
lulu stands well to the head of the
list, but keeping the breath of life
in them is quite another question.
The opposition to the present polit-
'ical administration have joined
forces in the Evening Bulletin and
from q business standpoint have
made good move. We don't
agree with their political senti-
ments and don't expect to, unless
they are nodded on different lines
than the present, but as a news
paper we can wish them no i'll.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-06-18
Quite by
Accident

We mention these facts. Lady bought
some here the other day and said theywere
so cheap we thought to advertise them.
SO we do.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-06-18
Lewis J. Levey,
ON = ALE
AT THE PALAMA GROCERY,

California and Hawaiian Fruit Coz
Opposite Railroad Depot, King street,
Honolulu.
BUTTER-Callfornia Island and New
Zealand Brands; CHEZ E. California
and Sydney; HAMS and BACON-Best
United States Brand, FLlTCHES and
whole sides Bacon, Australian.
NEW ZEALAND HAMS, prime quality !;
Kits MACKAREL, TONGUES and
SOUNDS SALMON BELLIES.
By every steamer from San francisco
and Vancouver Fresh Salmon, Frozen
Oysters, Celery, Caulitiower, Asparagu
etc. /; Apricots, Peaches, Cherries, Plums,
Orange, Sicily Lemons, Mexican Lines,
Apples etc at prices to suit The times
EE Telephone 755.
GEORGE GAVE AGu,
Manager.
G~ Goods delivered. 1922
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-06-18

4 = A JAPANESE editor says the Chi
nese are "brothers to the British,
cousins to the Jews, but strangers
to the japanese in their nature.
They have two objects in life
money and passion. They live to
earn money, but they DO not earn
for living. Wealth has its great
est power in China, where it is al
most omnipotent, for any liberty,
can be obtained in China by bril-
berry. In form the Chinese
are ceremonious people,
in practice they are thievish
schemers. Brides are the organs
of circulation which maintain
China, and wealth the blood.
Their superiority lies in their cold
ness, materialistic actions and
spirit. 1t is their pre-
dominant characteristic to value
wealth more than life itself" From
recent events it might be said of
the Japanese that their superiority
lies in their patriotism, radical
actions and egotisical spirit. The
Japanese have many commendable
qualities but they can i'll afford to
throw stones at present.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-06-18

Low prices arouse suspicion because they often imply
stock and poor work Our prices may low but
there mertorous for it. Being thoroughly equip
ped with the best woodworking machinery, having
abundance of electric and securing material
the wholesale markets. enabled repair
carriages and wagons at prices that actually eaven the
stringency of the times
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-06-18
CARPETS,

Dress Goods, Scarfs, Morn
ing Gowns for ladies and
gents, Silk Kimonos, Smoking
Jackets, Silk Paiamas, Japa-
nese and China Ware, Screens,
Portieres, Lamp Shades, etc.
The latest thing in Lacquer
Ware, is the Cherry Lacquer
made up in handsome designs
which cannot help to please
the most fastidious.
H Remember, I have the
leading store for first-class
japanese Goods.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-06-18
J. T. LUND,

Is Bethel street. PRACTICAL GUN
and LOCKSMIIH; Repairing of all
descriptions.
Browning, BlueIng and Restocking
Guns aud Bicycle Repairing a speciality.
~ BICYCLES FOR kENT.
AO10
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-06-18
FODnd.

4 BUNCH OF KEYS AT THE
"A Alakea entrance of the Hawaiian
Hotel. Owner can have the same by
proving property and paying for this
4O22-tf
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-06-18
Timely Copies
me Il, 1895.

the poor grow poorer. Such
is the general impression. Is
it true? The rich have grown
richer, the well,todo have be-
come rich, the poor have be-
come well-to- do in some cases,
The poor however are still with
US. Many are found in ex-
IRENE poverty. Do industrial
conditions tend to extremes?
Have the boards of the rich
been filled from the pockets Of
the poor, as is implied in the
above quotation.
Riches and poverty are rela
tive terms. Considered rela-
lively, the very rich and the
very poor, are farther apart
than ever before. This may
be true, and still the very poor
may be at a higher point in
conveniences and even the
comforts of life, than was at
tainable in the past.
1t must be remembered that
better pecuniary conditions en-
courage artificial wants, and
that under the stress of such
wants, that what were once con-
sidered luxuries became neces-
saries. Qualification of artif-
cial wants cannot easily be
denied. So it comes to pass
that the style Of living IS adj
vanced.
The laborer out of employ
ment finds that in pros.
porous times ne, has lived up to
the limits CT wages earned.
Envy SEXES :the suffering en-
ploye, Canlwe rightly blame
him? Sympathy will not re-
lieve his distress. Charity is
distasteful 20 him. Work,
whereby he may secure food,
clothing and shelter, is his
desire. But work is not al
ways at hand. What means
can he use to secure support
in times of forced idleness?
One answer rises to every
mind: While employed and
earning wages he should have
foresight enough to lay aside
a part of his daily earnings.
If a home is not attractive
there is something wrong.
Anyone can make it attractive
if they will only make an effort.
1t isn't altogether a question
of beauty; it is largely a ques-
ton of health. Leaving out
all considerations of attractive
ness and looking at the matter
only on the side of comfort, a
person Sheath should be the
object of greatest care and
thought. One of the first
things in building or renting a
house is the sanitary condition.
See that the drainage is per
feet in every respect. This
one particular point you can't
afford to overlook.
Those having homes or in
to build will do we'll to
into the merits of our
Porcelain Lined Soil Pipes and
Fittings; they are coated on
the inside with the same mater
al as our celebrated baths, and
prevent rust and the accuma-
alton of dirt, in addition to
adding great strength to the
iron by being annealed by the
process. The baths are one
Of the many things we have
considered in our selection of
stock and wish to make a
thorough examination of these
as we'll.
The Enam-led Rolled Rim
Bath Tubs are one of the many
Kings that go to make a nur-
'ery complete, and for hospital
lse they cannot be duplicated. |
We have the same thing |
suitable for families, being so
lrranged and partially sunk in
he floor that they utilize all |
waste space, The EnameIed
Plain Kitchen Sink, Laundry
Tubs and Standard ODen !
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-06-18
DAI NIPPON

Wish to announce to her
patrons, that she has re-
ceived Elk GAELIC a con-
signment of goods comprising
all the latest and freshes de-
signs in
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-04-07
Separate Skirts.

Ne1 and elegant line of Separate Skirts, the very latest cuts and exirem me new styles for this season, ranging in price from S1.49 to s1D.00. We are headquarters fer these goods.
 We havo a pretty line of Moire satin str:ped and plain silk and silk and wool Separate Skirts.
 Looki We are in receipt of a line of new Morine Skirts. They can be worn under any dress skirt and save you the expense of the extraordinary lining of hair cloth you would need otherwise for each and every single skirt.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-04-07
NEW WHITE DRESS STUFFS,

They come from wherever the best things are made, Europe or America, and we have put the littlest possible prices upon them. They have been coming for the past four weeks. Now they are all here waiting for you. Neat checked Dimities, sheer,
 me ana snow bleached, att. 1311a c Fine quality India Linen ana
 inches wide at only .... 1oc Fiue and thin corded MuIls ia
 many patterns, with satin or
 lace stripes, at. .. 1Oc and 121sc
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-04-07
SNOWY EMBROIDERIES.

Beautiful new patterns in snow white Embroideries that come right from the machines to you; the right goods at such little prices; exquisite work; mar vels of stitching.
 New Nainsook Sets in four different widths, with insertions to match, from a half inch to inches wide, al 6c up to S1.00 a yard.
 New Cambric Sets in many differe mt widths, with insertions to match. from l to 10 inches wide, at 7c up to 75c a yard.
 New Swiss Sets of Embroideries in beautiful open work patterns, several widths and insertions to match, 1 to inches wide, at Sc up to $1.0O yard.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-04-07
MILLINERY!
 MILLIN FRY ]!

Not an old idea can be found in our stock. Newness, brightness and tone abound on every hand.
 We appeal directly to ladies of good taste, who seek the newest and most stylish creations, and our motto is;
 POPULAR PRICES.
 A Atouch of refinement, dainty bit of color, an airy dash of feathers and lace, breath of the Psrisian bonlevards and the correct taste of the London conservative combine to make this de partment the beau ideal of a milliner's paradise.
 For this week we will show another galaxy of gems at popular prices.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-04-07
Monday Offerings!
 Monday Offerings!

hga bsT 0nd gronnd ;. print Pecaes worth 6ac a14c print fecae worth 71ac, Full yard wide beacha at. ocriTl whlte, at A 41ac
  A Dress Gihghams at.. A oie ess extra value, sfoo 3utton French Kid Shoes at..... Ladies' 4button q =. =. 67c side steel Corset peacn PILLOW cotton, worth 15c, 1d m e oi new spring Dress worth 12c and 15c at 9ac =. 15c 6ans Lmshs Monoay a heckeu iNuhsooK wnne, 316c
 
 pan and ehecked Full size Towel a
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-04-07
WAISTS! WAISTS! WAISTS!

We certainly have the most fetching styles in Waists ill the city-at the right prices, too. Que .goods are dress maker -maie also; waists that will give service along witn brightness.
 See our Ladies' Shirt at soc, the lead CTS of the city, laundered collars and cuffs; perfect filters. We have the largest stock in the State.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-04-07
Gents Underwear

Everyth ng new, everything first class, every good thing now in stock.
 Do not miss our sale of Mems Bal brlggan Underwear at half price.
 Mems Negligee Shirts, extra value, separate collars and attached collars, for SlOO--new, neat, hobby patterns.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-04-07
Mems IN eckWear

Grand display of new styles for Easter.
 We show a nicely trimmed, full 75 inches long Mans Night Shirt, soft bleach, no starch, as good as any S1.00 shirt in Birmingham, at soc. A hum mer.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-04-07
LADIES' DUCK SUITS.

Ladies' Dnck and Cotton Suits will be offered by "rhe Leadersn the com ing week at SI .00, S1 70, S2.O0 and s2. 50 q suit. The pest value in the market. New goods only.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-04-07
Washable Dress Goods.


 sOur great Eister sale of Wash Fabrics, commencing tomorrow, will be bright with in- terest to every lady, miss or child who wears wash dress in summer. People are aston- ished at the room we have given these goods. but their astonishment increases as they view the assortment, of which so much is de- cdedly new.
 A Few Easter Specials.
 l5e. Dainty, pretty, fine thread dimities; cost 2oc to match elsewhere.
 l0c. Batiste de Swisse, sheer, fine light grounds, with figures, small effects; cost 15c to match elsewhere. s;
 8lc. French Percales, for ladies', misses and boys aists; cost 1Oc to match elsewhere.
 90. Zephyr Laine, perfect copy of those old time wool Delaine, dark ground and in va rlety of patterns; cost l5c to inatcn elsewhere.
 l2lc. Scotch Duck, which makes a hobby suit, in any fancy color and solid white, black, navy and tan; cost 16c to match elsewhere.
 l5c. Count Royal Pique, ill all the new cclors both dark and light grounds and linen color ings, wash well and very serviceable, make pretty and stylish skirts; cost 200 to match elsewhere.
 39c. French Organdies, the very gems of the loom this season, each pattern picture of beauty and artistic skill Dresden effects. small, dainty flowers and also those large scroll designs; cost 45e to match elsewhere
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-04-07
WASH Dress SGOOdS.

We have collected the plettiest and best from eYerywhere-France, Ger many, England, Scotland and America have alLsent their newest productions. We are proud to invite you to this eye feast of pretty cool fabrics for ladies, misses and children.
 Sheer pretty printed Dimites, fast
 colors, an American production.
 at,....... ..........,........ 12lsc CrinkIed Cotton Crepons, in stripes
 and checks, stylish, pretty goods, made in America, at only ... 15c Duck Suitings, printed patterns or plain coiors, stylish as can be,
 al. ..... ..... ..... 10c and 12Hc 40-ineh extra fine Printed BItiste.
 ill a lovely line of patterns, at. 15, Lace striped Mulls, printed pat
 terms and plain shades, sheer
 and cool, at ....... .......... 19c Beautiful Harlequin Checks, made
 Ill England, entirely new and
 very choice, at. at................,. 20e
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-04-07

This display consists of a hen sitting on a nest of eggs; basket below catches the eggs ae fast as the hen lays them; every thirty eeconda the hen flaps her wings and drops an egg in the basket All the little folks should see this wonderful hen
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-04-07
A Superb Exhibition of.
 SILKS.

NeV CT ln the history of the silk busi- ness lave silks been as bright and as beautiful as now. The demand for fancy Silk Waists is the cause of it. A wonderful display at our low cash prices. Come and see them for your self.
 Pure silk changeable figured Taf-
 fetas, beautiful colorings, worth
 S1 co yard this lot this week at 5 .S3 All silk striped ard figured Taffeta
 in changeable colorings go at. 30 Satin striped Taffetas, all light
 tinted grounds, exquisite pat
 terms for wais 1t... .... 1.33 See those brocaued Taffeta Silks,
 with printed Dresden figures,
 the swellest thing for waists you
 could imagine, at ............. l.23 Beautiful Cheno Silks in large
 line of colors, a beautiful silk for
 waists, at. ...,............ ...... 1.47 23-inch brocaded Gros de Londres,
 toned effects, lovely colorings
 and extra quality, at. ....... 1.47 New line Wash Kai-Kai Silks, neat
 patterns, at. ............... .33
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-04-07
1.-The Display off,. IA CH;SS

We never felt so happy before about our stock of Lqces; never more pleased than now over the appreciation shown by customers. Hundreds of new things opened for this week.
 New Pointde Lierre Laces, from to 10 inches wide, from 23c up to S1.9s a yard.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1895-12-06

Burglars aud thieves seem To he
abroad In our usually quiet and Law
abiding city. Last night some person
or persons forced an entrance to A.
worley's tailor shop aud made of with
some fine clothing. Entrance was
made by removing brick and mortar
from the wall near the ground on the
lefl hand side Of the rear door, and a
hole sufficiently large to allow the
body Of man to pass easily was
found this morning and had TO be
stuffed with grasI sacks TO keep ont the
cold. Three pairs Of pants and sew
eral patterns Of fine dress goods are
missing. 4 lamp with the shade
broken was found and showed that the
burglar. had evidently tried the pants
on before leaving the shop. Mr.. wor.
ley did not leave the shop until mid.
night aud the burglary was therefore
late at night. Officers are on the look.
out yet no arrests have been reported
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1895-12-06

The terrible mudhole in the lane
near the oil mill vas fixed to-day by
the street committee. II was axle
deep to vehicles, We are told.
The revival services held at Calvert
by Evangelist Culpepper have closed.
There were thir,y-fye accessions to the
Methodist church and a general warm
ing Of lukewarm Christians.
John b. Mike leads all competitors
in family supplies and his goods for
the holiday trade, turkeys, mince meat,
fruit cake supplies, etc, may he bough,
very cheap. 4d-3i
John Davis and Mary ChaiteIiield,
oolored, were married at the court.
house this morning by Judge Hudson.
Invitations to the d. Y.K. ball will
be circulated Monday. They are hand.
somely engraved with an embossed
monogram.
Miss Cordia Fletcher is arranging
ZONE holiday exercises for the pupll5
Of the thru grade at the school house
December 10th.
Wheat bran, hay, cotlonseed meal,
hulls aud all kinds Of feed stuiis alSay,
on hand. Prompt delivery. Phone ST.
d4.lW TT. CASTLES.
Mr.. W. W. Peyion, an old cities o
Miilican died at his home four miles
south Of that place on December Srd
lie was formerly prominent in count!
politics.
When in want OF feed, either whea
bran, oats or corn, call on j. c. Beck
Of the South Bud Feed Store. Lo'
prices. Phone %.
can supply your cotton seed hnll'
: or any other Sinds offeed sulr.. Promp
delivery. Phone 81. T. +. Castles
Architect Eugene T. lIeiner OF Hou,
ton is here today TO furnish al sstimAt
and arrange plans aud specification
: for & new two story business house &
: be erected on the Chance corner abou
Jazz. l, and to be subsequently occupie
by A. Is. Cars hardware store.
The advance agent for Charles Gard
J ner's company is here to-day maxim
final arrangements for the appearance
Of this popular oommcdiAn here o
the 18th. The advance sale is heavy
a From now on ! will have a 10
stock Of the celebrated McAlister cot
on hand Can supply you IN any quar-
tity, Phone me. Prompt delivery.
Phone 81 T. l.. Castles
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1895-12-06
PERSONALS.

a. W. Royder Of Wellborn was here
Thursday.
Capt John q Tabor was called to
Waco again last night as a witness in
the big standard oil case. lie says
that $50 witnesses we're in attendance
from all parts Of the state.
Mrs. \. d. True and Miss Lille Rog-
ers, mother and cousin Of Mrs. c. c.
McLeudon, are her guests this week
Calvert Citzen'Democrat.
DR.. Briggs went to BRENNAN yester.
day to visit conference now IN session.
lie will fill his appointments Sunday
without fail.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. j. Misuot returned
to Huntsville Thursday.
TIL Roydcr was here ;oday from
wellborn.
Judge Hudson and little daughter
went TO Hearne today.
James W. Henry 10 now route ageni
in the railway mail service and has I
run on the II. & 7. c. from Houston &,
nennison.
T. Buford went to llearne to-day.
He Robinson returned from Flato
Mo today.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1895-12-06

Mrs. Roy W. PHILIPPE returned TO
Tyler to-day after visit to Mr. aud Mrs
Wade Reniro.
Don't forget the supper at the Aoad'
emy Of Music tonight given by the
ladies Of the Episcopal church
The Daily Eagle to any part Of the
city for 10 cents a week. Send In your
uame aud place Of residence
Always on hand a fresh line Of feed
slnns At the South End feed store
Phone ~. J. = bkcA'
LOsT-On Main street a check On
the First National bank payable TO T.
l.. Barron for 5000. Ed Hail.
yhe presence OF number Of young
ladies' on the campus a. College has oc'
essiOned a number Of pleasant liliia
inpromplu dances and social gather
ings. The German was enjoyed at the
Mess Hail yesterday evening and viii
Be repeated tS-mouow afternoon.