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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-05-06

At Morgan's today the following
sales of real estate were made: Lot
in Printers Lane $725, taro land. s.if
$40 fathoms in Puunui $425, lot
on Smith street $4,000, lot in Puma
hou $500. all acre in Kalihi $3.50.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-05-06

THERE are too many men camp
ing in Hawaii. The man who
earns a salary here should invest
the surplus here. The plan is safe
and shrewd and only fair.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-05-06

THERE is extreme righteousness
or decided fault in the political sys-
tenn or situation that offers but one
candidate for legislative seat.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-05-06

THE first object Of the new land
law should be to attract small
settlers.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-05-06

THERE need be no especial rush
in re-establishing a full-Aedged
Hawaiian household at Washing
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-05-06

AN anti. treating law has been
suggested to those wrestling with
the liquor license question.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-05-06

SPEED the day of the new school
building for Honolulu.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-05-06

A Curiosity In Locomotion.
Many novel modes Of locomotion have
been proposed since first the problem of
rapid and easy transit began to vex the
mind of man, but perhaps none more
Orange County observer., 1895-11-16

caf has ssevslopeI ae- eesatr mot
tic; II Oriental de~. Sa> n charming
eol.ssss'o l. tlse uavasy rs tasses hroxa
With whlc!s Al lovers 81 os.se-x.l. Ara
familiar Nas,ets os esE,c : Oh
tanned 10 deer sAias ~ s;s sup.ar then,
isona ise . Moorish All A-abic ds
s,gu,
"Thss sea l.oa i. aa.aae. .asi ,ho
soEenaa. a.. sGy :.en,nS sai rub
esns aai polishing thai can he done
- Il ,ioes nat ohi.tersse ,hese ca.,ou
lt'le mArks anil lsncs 80 The surface.
waaca arc brought about hy the AMI.
NAL wrsggssag srcand GA the ice in h.
native home. Some po=opie oh,ec. ~
the !ea'h~: ca account ~ these marks.
rIsie4'ns that }; never Jocks pea hn.
.,h.y> rs.ar J. a. iufe- sta to- thu.
vers rea~au
II r.a:. wants - ns.Ac ftestn;
81 tyP.sal Aaertcan arric'. he gives
us r. = ttemonna,-s faa,tc - the
skin II = lara r even - the Texas
.,ce5 f1aa,e SKINS Are getting
e"slrer .al s>arre- vear hs Year The
Texas ~ts.- 44>re ! rrsu;atAi ricb.
du-ah'e .ea.her ani Is Very poralsr :
y Il. %sarj Sans .Aete J. Al II
Orange County observer., 1895-11-16

different ways, but the same general
rties prevail. fst. A money rental
for fields or fences may be paid, vary.
ing greatly accor ling to location and
quality Of the land I'd On shares.
For special cropping. as corn or pota
toes, the owner plows the lanl and
fits 1t for planting, the renter raises
the crop AMI each harvests his own
half. II harnvard manure is used, the
owner furnishes manure AMI team TO
draw u The renter applies II. Where
the renter Hio*s ahd prepare the
land, he has two-thirds of the cror,
each harvesting his own share
In renting farms. the tenant has
house rent, garden spot, fuel If al
ready at the door Ito replace same
/ from the woods, privilege Of keeping
! poultry for himself. furnishes one
half the team and other live stock, or
! pays interest on one half its appraised
value and shares one half the gains or
loss on the same during the year fur
nlshes all hand tools, pays one half the
taxes and one half seed grain and
grass seed does all the work and de-
! llvers the share of the owner IN a near
market or at his residence. Ordin-
arily, he should be prohibited IN the
lease from selling hay, straw or wood.
or from plowlng any fields except as
agreed to by the owner, or cutting
wood anywhere except on permission.
The tenant is to make all ordinary re-
pairs on fences and buildings The
owner furnishes one half the stock or
more, all the dairy utensils, wagons.
carts, plows and agricultural machinee,
! pays one-haff taxes, etc, and pays FOR
all extraordinary repairs. as shingling
aud painting buildings, clearing and
draining fields, etc. ; aud receives
from the tenant one half the products
realized from the farm. In other
cases, the owner furnishes ervthing,
except, perhaps, one horse and one
COW, which are for the personal use OF
the tenant, and IN this case the owner
has two thirds Of the products The
same restrictions as to plowlng, cut
ting wood. etc. shoul1 always be in
the lease.
These are the old established Gus
toms. bnt the introduction Of tobacco
rulture III some sections. Of CONNER
! rial fertilizers. and the relatively hlch
urice Of labor to the market value .
all farm products, have modified Them
IN many cases, and the owner will will
lngIv give good tenant who vii
farm it IN husbandmaullke manner.
many privileges and favors as reuar
for faitllfulncss for really he l. II
T the rower of the Shlftless and craft,
: tenant, who works not with his hands
: r 3inc poor results for himself as vel
lis landlord American Ayricul
Orange County observer., 1895-11-16
CoIon,!ed hY Rats.

The Island ot Troplc. twenty miles
south Of thc Florida coast. has been
invaded +, III army II savage rats.
and the inhabitants have been forced
10 fec. Tropic IT. three miles long and
two piies wide. and the soil is very
..sert,les.Ad dnSen 1aailies hsxesea4lsd
on tho island and engaged in growing
vegetables for market. Up 10 a month
ago there were no rats Oh the island.
Al that time the advance guard os tho
rodents arrived and were quickly fol-
lowed by othere 1nul in two weeks
there were fully i.n thousand
Inc rats came frou the mainland.
which wae only tao miles away. and
they swam across Al first tho rats
cont. A.ed Themselves with attacking
the vegetables. which were soon dc
stroyol Then they invaded the houses
81 tho eeitlers Tho latter made esr
ou the rats, k,line hnu.irei- .:
them
Ii Artte ~ IL -~ncnter tt. rats
2ot mt .hc j uses and attacked the
women 81 / c.s'ireu Several y! tho
ia.t.r pere badly torn IL t@e sharp
ta1gs= ot ;4ie rodents 'Jne babv ~sa
80 severely hisien about the 'Ace tia.
Orange County observer., 1895-11-16

And I did, too. for here An.
Squire o. Vefherbv AMI If further
proof were needed, witness this pretty
child nesting to my heart. whose slim
figure. fair hair, AMI laughing gray
oyes ever remind me of the mother
after whom she is named. Tit Bits.
Orange County observer., 1895-11-16

socori,n~ 81 VI. M,ll.cer: r.
sl,nna .r,,cl. - tie a@n:urY. ;sae
college weu.an A3e. ~. s.Aai vev,
- ~sa~~e ,,f get.say husband
~ts.s..s.-. sas.~ .ha. the fs0fsAb4I.;r ~
eo44"@s ~4s-S&.
aTs l-"F eea' 50 s's.s' -'''4s't sss
- "'i'es = '-@
Orange County observer., 1895-11-16

first thing we dii vas ~ 60 to Che no-
lice station, and havin. laid the case
before the superintendent, he put on
his hat and requested rs 10 acc 3mpany
him to the rectorv. On sending in
his card, we were al once shown into
the library, the rector appearing
shortly after. In few wor,ls the Off
Ger put him in possession of the facts
in the case, and requested his kind as
sistance. This was readily promised.
and then the superintendent pre-
ceeded 70 lay his plans before him. :
THE first thing" he said. "will be
to furnish Miss Weiherby with the
copy OF tho register she requires.
Next, we must get the or.anist to
have practice from = till Q. The
rest of the arrangements will see TO. +"
Gas regards the orsanlst. replied
the rector, II shall have to consult nv
daughter, who holds that appoint
'
tion for young lady to be sitting
there alone, knowing what IS going
on below
81 will sit with her, sall Miss
Wetherby. "if might be allowed as
it is only fair that share the annoy
ance and Danger, if there are to be
any.
The very thing. said the superin-
tendent. "and then you can let your
friend know when to cease playing,
which will be soon after the men have
entered. As regards Hnrly's com
panion,' be continued, 81 strongly
suspect he IS no other than Bill tho
Turnkey, as he is callel, who is
wanted for other roboerie,
A1lttle before eight we were all IN
our places. Miss Wetherby and her
friend being in the organ LOFT, while
the superintendent, his men AMI NY
f self were hidden away in and about
the vestrv Before long we had almost
forgotten the object Of our being SO
strangely brought together. rs we
listened to the magnificent rendering
of Mozart's Requiem, for the rector s
daughter was no ordinary musician
Soon, however, our attention was at.
tracted to stealthy footsteps coming
up the gravel path, and presently the
door opened and Hardy and his com
panion crept in md hid themselves in
one Of the pews. Shortly after the
organ ceased, and the ladies' came
down and left the church, locking u
all in, In accordance with the supcrin.
tendent's directions
JUS about midnight the two men
made their way cautiously to ths
vestry. which was locked It did no
take long for SO expert craftsman a:
Bill the Turnkey to open the door,
and after similar process had heel
gonc through with the cupboard, tn
parish register lay before them
"Well, while vou're cropinG voa,
way through that musty old book, Ii
Just look round To see what | can plcE
up: | hato being idle, do. :
''St thaie tho reristor. sail nardr
Orange County observer., 1895-11-16
New England Methods Of Farm Rental.

Land In Connecticut is rented in
different ways, bu. the same general
ruies preynil. fst. A money rental
for fields or fences NAV be paid. vary.
Orange County observer., 1895-11-16

great, wrinhlel creatures always asso-
cia.el III The puniic mind with n clown
and circu~ tent
Bradford County telegraph., 1895-11-22
The Drigrers Case.

The trial of NJ. M. Driggers for
the murder of Tax Collector Z. Il.
Bowling in. this county will be
started in the circuit court in Jack
sonville next Tuesday, November
2Cth. dMuch interest ia felt in the
case here, and 1t is probable that
quite number of Bradford county
people will attend the trial.
Bradford County telegraph., 1895-11-22
Orange Groves Recupcrating.

Bradford county has many orange
groves that are rapidly recuperatIug
from the damage sustained last win
ter, but the two that give most
promise Of early fruitage are owned
by Messrs. Z. Hicks and Adam
Tison, and are about fifteen miles
apart, the former being at Hampton
and the latter on New River, near
the Brit George bridge.
After the freezes had come and
gone Mr.. Hicks examined his grove
and found that while the trees had
received n severe setback there was
still some life in them. He decided
10 let them stand and during this
year has been rewarded by the ap-
pearance of n luxurient growth of
tender shoots all over the limbs of
the trees that were stripped of their
leaves by the cold. 1t IL thought
that Mr.. Hicks will have fair crop
of oranges next year.
On the other hand Mr.. Tison did
just the thing that Mr.. Hicks de-
cided not to do. He cut his trees
down close to the ground, laid the
roots bare and feriilized them. He
had between ESQ and 500 fine trees
and every one has sprouted from the
roots, and the young shoots are now
betw zen four and five feet high.
j His grove is described by a gentle
man who, has seen it as a thing of
beauty, the young trses being of a
uniform height aud Of rich'green
color.
Bradford County telegraph., 1895-11-22
way again

NJ. Entenzu. OF Starke. is IN the city.
Mr.. EntenZa has Ihousapds Of warm per-
sonaI friends in TIE stale on account of
his geniality and honesty. Mr.. Entenza
vas recently burned ont in Stsrke. He
received some insurance. and every penny
of the amount received was spent in pay
ing those who had loaned, hIm money
when he commenced business IN Starke.
Hc has resumed his business at Starke and
ssys that lie will do big business this
winter. lie contemplates erecting large
blick block \, Starke. ke.-Gainesville Sun.
Bradford County telegraph., 1895-11-22

IN n few days / will have new as
suT'menr of staple aud holiday goods
suitable for Christmas and New Years
presents. The main feature will be the
price which will be reduced To suit the
times. hany goods will be reduced TO
the regular wholesale prices nj U. ID.
Miners. Johns block near railroad.
Bradford County telegraph., 1895-11-22

Mr.. Orrin ". husband left Tuesday
for Nashville, Tenn, where he will take
a course in bookkeeping and steuoern-
phy at Draughcn's Business College. He
VAS accompanied as far as Atlanta by
Messrs. y. T.. Husband. Will Wall and
A. G. LULg. who will take IN the sights
at the exposition and return home sun
dHV
Bradford County telegraph., 1895-11-22

Mr. EnIenza will resume the manufAc-
ture of cigars next Monday. lie hes rent
ed the frame building one door south Of
Mayor Won Kirn's residence on Walnut
street, and will soon have force of ten
men al work. Mr. Entenza's many friends
are much gratined to know that lie is
again IN position to 60 to work, and they
hope that no such misfortune as befell
him a few weeks ago, when his factory
and contents were. burned, will come his
Way again.
Bradford County telegraph., 1895-11-22

Messrs Pace and Tison haYe torn down
the old frame building at the reae Of
TRULY. SternburS & COmpauy'S ware
house. formerly occupied as a restaurant.
and will build on the site brick building
twenty-fOur feet wide by seventy feet
long Four applications have already
been mace To- rent the building, which
proves very cqnclusively that good prop
eIty will repI readily in Stsrke.
Bradford County telegraph., 1895-11-22

Tie teeth should not be fcEgotton. The
value of good teeth cannot. he Overcstirna-
ted. Dental work properly done before
1t is too late spares one a great deal Of
pain. and will often preserve the teeth for
a life time. Long practice in dentistry,
as in all professions, makes perfect. L
have had the practice and can guaraa,ee
good work. Office Ht residence sOulh-
east of F. G. & P depot. ]. y. Haynes.
Bradford County telegraph., 1895-11-22

DR. E. G. Morton. Of this city. received
n voucher from the U. 8. government
few days agu for sos TO cover n claim
for two months back pay aS a surgeon
during the civil war. The doctor has a
claim for pension pending spd feels
sure that it Will soon receive favorable
consideration.
Bradford County telegraph., 1895-11-22

Next Friday night. November Both, an
illustrated lecture ON Palestine will be de-
livered at The Methodist church by the
Rev i. Griffith. pastor of st. Matthew'S
church Ia Jacksonville. The lecture is
said to be a most entertaining and in
strucIlve one, and SHOULD not be missed.
The lecture Will be deliyered in this city
for the beoefit of the church and 1t is
hoped that the attendance will ,,e large.
Bradford County telegraph., 1895-11-22
Card OF Thanks.

We desire TO tender our thanks
to those who kindly assisted and Of
fered their assistance TO US during
the illness of our daughter, jessie
llortenSe.
MR. AND Mrs. J. g. ALVAREZ
Bradford County telegraph., 1895-11-22

It's just as easy TO try One Minute
Cough Cure as anything else. It's easier
10 cure severe cough or cold with It.
Let your next purchase for ~, cough hc
Ohe Minute Cough Cure. Better meG-
,icine; better results; better try it. 6tarxe
Drug Go.
Bradford County telegraph., 1895-11-22

Death claimed the infant daughter of
Mr. and Mrs J G., Alvarez last Saturday
afternoon The funeral WAS conducted
from the home of Mr. and Mrs Alvarez
al 2 O'Clock Sunday afternoon and The In
ierment was made al Crosby Cemetery.
Bradford County telegraph., 1895-11-22

Postmaster J. w. Baiien, Of Theressa,
wns u pleasant caller at the TELEGRAPH
Office 1Uesday. Mr.. Bstlen is engaging
in the culture of strawberries on quite
an extensive scale this season. having
set out about 10000 plants. which bid
fnir 10 hear abuudanlIy.
Bradford County telegraph., 1895-11-22

There are two things TO consider when
you buy goods and that is price aud quail
ity. We have both, besides un Unlimited
stock TO select fSom. 50 when in need Of
goods come snd. see US. We are sure 10
please you. TRULY, Sternburg & Go.
Bradford County telegraph., 1895-11-22

Some Bradford county citizens have
been drawn to ssrYe Oh The grand and
petit iuriss of the winter Term Of United
States court, which Will convene in Jack
sonville ON the first Monday in December.
Messrs J. g. Alvarez snd John Hall are
summoned for service on the grand jury
and W. Ellery Davis is summoned for the
petit Jury.
Bradford County telegraph., 1895-11-22

The subject for Sabbath mornings SER
mon at the PreshyIer rian church will be
The Divinity of Christ" Dir FariS
will preach on this subject by request
Bradford County telegraph., 1895-11-22

Ar. N D. Jones. one Of The prosperous
and substantial citizens of the Hampton
district, was pleasant caller at the TELE-
GRAPH Office a Few days ago.
Bradford County telegraph., 1895-11-22

Next Tuesday is the day set for the re-
cepuOh of candidates petitions by the
council. Be on hand if you desire your
name printed on the ballots.
Bradford County telegraph., 1895-11-22

There are many good reasons why you
should use One Minute Cough Cure.
There are NO reasons why you should
not. if in nErd Of help. The only barn.
less remedy that produces immediate TT
suits. Slarke Drug Co.
Bradford County telegraph., 1895-11-22

J. ". Hicks, :be barber, has greatly
improved the interior Of his shop, having
the floors matted, etc.
Bradford County telegraph., 1895-11-22
Notice 10 Debtors.

Having sold my drug store it Is abso-
lutely necessary to cldse Up my business.
If you owe me Plense make it convenient
to settle your account ai once.
E. L. STEWART IA. D.
Bradford County telegraph., 1895-11-22

No trouble to show goods. Csll and
see ]. M. Alvarez's line of clothing be-
fore you buy. he will save you money.
Bradford County telegraph., 1895-11-22

Several candidates have signified theil
intention to place their announcement In
next weeks TELEGRAPH.
Bradford County telegraph., 1895-11-22

Mr. J. NJ. York. an enterprising young
druggist of Lake Butler. spent Sunday
with friends in This city.
Bradford County telegraph., 1895-11-22

Mr.. ana Mrs. w. Z. Davis are back
from Atlanta, where they went TO See the
sights at the exposition.
Bradford County telegraph., 1895-11-22

Mr.. J. l. Dubnse. one Of The pros
Porous and substantial ciIizpns of the
WOrlhington section, paid the TELE-
GRAPH pleasant call Tuesday .masuing.
Bradford County telegraph., 1895-11-22

Shoesl ShOesL Shoes! better and cheap
er than any other house IN town. Come
and see and be convinced. J, M. AL
yArrZ
Bradford County telegraph., 1895-11-22

Mr.. and Mrs. S. F. Hanf0rd, of Green
COye Springs. visited relatives in this city
Sunday.
Bradford County telegraph., 1895-11-22

Mrs. E. L. Stewart aud little daughter
visited relatives at Anthony Sunday aud
Monday.
Bradford County telegraph., 1895-11-22
Cn!S5. - :; s:>'i. !. ,,?FS1DY

c9t5:ss : : : i::2 I S0OY
aal .,'. a: ii ti;G2s Of the
Ie1. '.-,..~ ..1.; .sscJt, aad the
M -. -.-- ,-.... 3. > Keep ths
-,..:..:r ....-. - - !. .iyer : bit,
... .'-, ..'... - ;.t,+aI, SIM
......s -......' ..., -. RED Z.
80. (. :: =. -, = l2u. 2e."', Ohio,
-..yj: "S::&,%r.l: L.Y!:." i+EGJLATOR
broke cas- y &iaaFiaj Fever Of three
wears Sta;,l'l% iaT me, and less than
sne bottle d. ':!e jgs;nc5s. shall use
It when L, ,e>G, a1i recommend it."
Be sgre th.t :3l aetit. Always look for
the RED Z OF =. rl...Eage. And don't
forget the word REGULATOR. It's SIM
MONS LIVER REGULATOR, sad there Is
only one, and every ci;4 who takes It Is
sure to be teneGtai. TPe BENEFIT IS
ALL IN TIE REMEDY. Take it also for
Biliousness ara Sic:< Headache; both are
caused by sluggish Liver.
j. Zei,in q 30, Philadelphia
Bradford County telegraph., 1895-11-22

Childrens cloaks, a great variety,
at TRULY, Sternburg & Co.'S.
Bradford County telegraph., 1895-11-22

Kid GIOveS-the best make-in popular
shades, at TRULY, Slernburg Il COS,
Bradford County telegraph., 1895-11-22

New dress gOOds-the right kind aud
right prices. TRULY, Slernburg & Go.
Bradford County telegraph., 1895-11-22

Mr.. aud Mrs. NJ l.. Johns are spending
the week at the Atlanta Exposition.
Bradford County telegraph., 1895-11-22

For la grippe use DR.. Powell's Fever
Cure. Ii 'never fails" to cure il.
Bradford County telegraph., 1895-11-22

Nr. D. T. Friend PAID business visit
10 Dade City this week.
Bradford County telegraph., 1895-11-22

New line of capes at Truby,
SternLurg & Co.'S.
Bradford County telegraph., 1895-11-22
GREAT CROWDS

4.
.--.-.Are doOkiDg to our stsss
these fne October days, I'd
mining the beautiful Fat
......and Winter Goods in all of
our departments. Allsefosss
.---..of the past. great ss they
..-... were, have. been far slifr
-----passed BY us this season.
...., Abundant evidence of thias
..-...is showE on every side, and
lin all departments our poll
--.-..icy of the "best goods at
.---.- lowest prices" prevails.
Bradford County telegraph., 1895-11-22

a good pair boys pants for IS cents
ut ). NJ. Alvarezs.
Bradford County telegraph., 1895-11-22

Attention Is called TO \ Jones new
advertisement.
Bradford County telegraph., 1895-11-22

HAPPENINGS In The CITY,.
Local Items Picked Up Here
and There.
ABOUT PEOPLE YOU KNOW.
Matters that Have Occurred or
VIII Occur in the Near Fu-|
ture-EpitOme of q Weeks
Happenings in Starke.
Buy your shoes from N. J. Jones.
Special bargains iu shoes at n. J.
Jones.
Ladies waists at TRULY. Sternburg &
Compauy's.
jamestown worsted at TRULY. Stern
burg i Co.'S.
PLEASE call and settle your bill. Tate
Powell n. d.
Rusi.pro seed onis at TRULY, Stern.
burg & C"'s.
Attention IS called 10 \ J Joues' new
Bradford County telegraph., 1895-11-22

Rust-pro,f seed onis at TRULY, Stern
burg & Co.'S.
Bradford County telegraph., 1895-11-22

Pleass call and settle your bill. Tate
Powell N, ID.
Bradford County telegraph., 1895-11-22

Z jamestown worsted at TRULY. Stern
burg i Co.'S.
Bradford County telegraph., 1895-11-22

Ladies waists at TRULY. Sternburg &
Compauy's
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-05-06

The following firms, L. F. Gold smith, ThaIheiiner Bros, Smith X Robinson, Mccain Grocery Co, ]. T. Lloyd and Atkins X Strickland are well known and their judgment of quality respected by the people of Pine Bluff. They now have for sale and are in position to guarantee s.Cheatham $ Full Moon Flour" which costs little more than any other flour, but which will De sold at the same price as the other leading brands to consumers. The flour that suits ali the people is the "Full Moon" 4 lSd1m
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-05-06
LnCE all kinds c07k
 4 IooL ten cents up uOlh'

Prof L. E. Quinn, formerly city editor of the DAILY GRAPHIC, has re- turned home from New Lewisville, Ark, where he has conducted q large and successful school during the past winter During the summer Prof Quinn will conduct a number of County Normal Schools, provide for by an act of the late Legislature, by appointment of Prof. Jordan, State Superintendent of Public Instruction Prof. Quinn is one of the best and most experienced educators in the State, and his appointment is pre- eminently deserved.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-05-06

We beg to announce that we have been appointed by Mir 1. N. Harper, inc famous Distiller. ofNelson county Ny, agents for his supurb Hand Made Sour Mash Whiskey.
 This announcement is of import. ance to every one, for it insurcs to them for the future one of the pnrest most delicate, and most celebrated Whistles in he World. and those Who will tako the troulle hearafter to demand the T. N. HARPER WHISKY need have no fear that it's moderate use will injury health or disposition. W. j. BRANNoN x BRO. Cor. Main and Second avenue. 4l6m