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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-05-30
Gin OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES proceR

- Gin OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ProceB
beIdGfttgte am 2. b. bic 8erliner @e=
ri9tsbeb1rbe. Cine Mrbettersfrau,
Namens Mettte, bate aus 0er3peif=
lung ibren Marn, ber bur4 Sruntz
1u9t bag 9auspeien beruntersebra4t
unb lie fur@tbar mtbbanbelt bate,
ermorbet, inoem lie i'm bur4 auf ben
Ropf nit einem @rett gefiibrte S&4d=
ge t0btete!! lie bate bierbei ben .S3ped,
ii9 1einen Mibbanblun9en gu entaie=
Zen. Die Mnsetlagte muroe bon ben
@eId1porenen freigefpro@em.
- Sn Glepelanb, s., 1T
9err Sismunb Ted6etmep an ben
6olgen elmer 8lutpersiftung geltolz
Ben, bic CT iid bur4 Nnfeu4ten ein=s
8riefumi4lages nit ber 3unge 5u=
aog. Die i4arfe &ante bes Brief
um19lages berur1 a4te etnen let4ten
@4nitt in bic 3unge, unb a1em 4nz
i4eine na4 peruria@te Der &lebitoF
bic 8lutpergiftung.
- Mus @inctnnati ptrb Be-
rittet: Sin bieiiger 8ibnenbi4ter 1T
in beg 9euti 9en @ei@es 9aupttaot
au Mnerfennung gelangt. Wie BON
Berlin gemelbet mirb, Fat oas oprtige
Selling : Sbeater BON 81. @tart in
Cincinnati elm beutf4es Stiid ange=
nommen, tpeldes bic ameritant14e
@e1e0idaft bebanoelt. Das @tud
tpirb an ber %senannten 8Ibns i'm.
6erbit aur MuFiibrung tommen.
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Sob zines OotnpJntttcu.

mien, 26. Mat. 5ran5 bon Cup
pc, ber betannte @omponiit, Der i@on
lGngere 3eit i@mer frant mar, 1T
geitorben. @uppe 1T 1920 in @paz
lato, @almatien geboren, lebte aber
felt Mnfang ber 40er Sabre, in Miea,
mo er als Gapellmeiiter am Soiepbsz
itdbter, am Sbeater an BET Mien unb
am Sbeater ber 2%eopolbitaot tbdttg
mar. ST lit ber S@0pfer elmer unz
3abl BON Speretten, apopon fein ,8oz
caccip" ben @lan5puntt btlbet.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-05-30
eSn GlepelanD bat eli

- I'm GlebelanD bot etT
@4neeban srobes l1n6eil anseri4tet.
SIM Tebruar b. s. murbe ba1elbtt
@aiimir &aHel, als ct Dpr feinem 9auz
ie @4nee 5haufelte, bon beimtebrenz
ben @4ulbuben NIT S4neeballen &C.
gporfen urb empinbli4 inn @efiht
perlebt. @r lief ben 8uben na@ unb
per1ebte einem Der elben cine S4lag
nit Der S4auf el. Ginige Sage fpdz
ter itarb ein tleiner Rnabe Namens
Soiepb Weiie, ber ii4 in Der @eiellz
i4aft Der Experimentation &naben
BEL unben bate, unb alsbalb perbreiz
tete ii9 bas @eri4t, bab Sofepb Der
&rabe gepeien lei, Der bon &aKel
9e14lagen Enorben. &ahel tpurbe berz
baftet, aber BON Der GoronerszSurp
freiselproden, neil bic Nusfasen Ell
niger Der Buben, bub @etie es ge=
mel len, Der BON &aKel ben S4aufel=
i9lag erbalten, miber1predenn unD
unperldBli4 tparen. @eit bieier 3eit
murbe aber 6rau &aHel tieffinntg.
@ie griibelte fortpdbrenb, bariiber
na4, bab ibr @atte nm @nbe bod Der
MDrber bes &naben fem tonne, unh
feline TreiIpre@ung ma&te in ibren
getriibten Musen bic Sa4e ni4t BEL:
Ter. (S4liebli9, Npurbe bic Melanz
4olie Der 6rau gum @a9nfinn. Sic
tpurbe na@ benz Srrenaipl gebra4t
unb bic Mer3te ertldren, bab ibr @:ez
(enleiben unbeilbar unb ibr t0rpe,liz
der 3srfau u%naufbaltiam lei.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-05-30
0Ietd)0etptdbt ~atuttdten t6rperlt@tr
,auo 8ettt8er 9Irbett.

Der perftorbene ProfeTor Mubz
baum bemertt bariiber fplgenbes: Nur
tpenie &rante infolss iibsrmdbiger
Mnfpannuns Der Rnoden unb Musz
teln limb mir borsefommen. Oagez
gen batte i@ cine Mn3abl bon 9unoerz
ten ,unter meinen patienten, bic in
foQgs l1eberanf trengung bur4 geiitiz
ge Mrbeit erfrartft tparen, unb 14tper
mar Is, ibre b0Qiee Mieberberi tellung
gu .errei@en. Sd bin iberaeu9t, bab
Der Memf4, feinem 8au entipredenb,
niel meniger taugli@ fir bic Mrbeit
am Slid uber ben 8ii@ern 1T. als
fir bic t0rperlide. @s1unber unb lez
benbtser iinb ftets bic 2eute, mtl@e
auf ben Gelb.rn unb in ben @drten
arbeiten a&nb fi4 ben grDbten 9beil
ibes 9a9es in fri14er 2uft bepegsn.
Cir o0lltg anoeres .Musieben baben
bic Beamten, @elebrten, Rinitler -
ber 8opf 1T beiB, bic DiBe talt, bic
@erbuuuno i@npa@, Der DARN tra9e;
ite iinb mtiit bartleibig. Wer bon tbz
men tlagt rtidt iibsr nerp1ie Greg
barteit? l@in jebss' Organ, >pel&es
angeftrengt tbdtis lit, empfdngt cine
9roBe 8l1tmenge, 10 au@ bas ST.
birn. Cine gr0Bere 8lutfdle in benz
ielben infolge getittser Mrbeit 9ebt
muir auf Gotten anberer Organe bor
ii@. .>@dnbe- unb TiBe tperben blutz
arm unb ertalten. Sc iiinger bas
Snbipibuum, beito iddblther mub
tnfolse beTen bic abnorme 8lutcirtuz
lation hpirten. @s ftebt mir felt, bab,
tpena, ipl&e l1eberret3ung i'm &inbesz
alter ftattfinbet, ibr @infI1B fir bas
gar5e 2eben fiblbar bleibt. Das
&inb folte UNI 9 l1br i'm 8ett iein.
@elbiYoeri tdnbli4 muB es ben ganz
gen Sag iiber bei@dftigt iein, aber
ni&t NIT geiittser Mrbeit; Elm beoeuz
TENDER Sbeil bes Sages tpirb ber pbpz
iii4en @ntmidelun9 in frH@er 2uft
getpibmet iein. Die 3eit, mel4e ieBt
benz 9urnen 5ufdut Qetger nod Inn
mer in elmer perbdltnibmdbig bomdoz
patbH&en Doiis), ioute pergr0bert
perben. Die f0rperli4en Mnitrenz
sunger follten gun5e, @tunben BIN
6ur& fortge1eBt perben unb forttpdb<
renb nit ben .getitigen abpe@1eln,
bann &piirbe ss init benz 2ernen au4
better bormGrts geben. Mit Musz
nabme ein3elner, Defenders begabter
Rinber, trat Bel alien, bic i4 tannz
te, gum Mbeno Elm unbeitimmter Sc
birnbrud elm, ber ibnen int @an5en
mentg gu Der teben %geitattete 10 bab tie
muir in me@anif@er meiie gu 1ernen
permodten, obne .ii& iiber ben 3u1amz
menbang bes @rlernten Ne4enf4aft
gebe1 gu tDnnsn. Man brau4t tetz
restpegs gu befir9ten, baB bic Sim
ber apeniser tpi7en ,tperben i'm Sc
gentbeil, bas 2srnsn, pielen &inoern
iebt cine Dual, mirb Der Mebr3nbl
cine Greube un6 @ufbeiterung peroen,
unb b:i @infibrung g%eniigenber pbpz
fti@er Mmitrengumg fdut bic urfa9e
fort, beren @orbanbenfein f4on in
ber sSusenb bas Tunbament bet flint
tieen Merppiitdt mirb, bic in INNER
bedngftisenberem llmfange ii& ausz
brettet.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-05-30

@tdnben, tpo man es am a%Ierpenie=
ften ertparten io1te." 9ierau b.mertt
bic 8erliner r1dgli9e Runbi4au":
.JMian mub 10 etpas opei Mal
leien, UNI es fir mDsli& gu balten!
@eit Sabren piro gegen bas 9rintz
aelb9sben ais cine Der tpiberpdrtisz
item l1niitten aus alien S4i4ten Der
Bep1Rerung ansstdmpft, unb nun
ertldrt man talt lddelnb, bic Wnees
5telten bebiirfsn bes Srintselbes, UNI
ii9 unb HIRE Gamilien austSmmli@ gu
erbalten, unb bas Trinteelb lei audi
n1tbig, UNI ben @dIten bic CUTE Be-
bienuns' gu iidern! Sn alien taufz
mdnnti@en unb eetperbliden 8etrtz
ben liest benz Snbaber bic @erpflt9>
tung ob, aus Der eisenen Sadie fir
bic 8efo(bung ieiner Mnseiteqten
@prse gu traeen. Dem @aiftpirtb
bagegen ion bas publitum bic 81
bienung be3dblen. Mit tpel&em Re4t9
SIT bas @aitpirtbsz @eperbe gana
Defenders uneintrdsli4, ooer iinb bic
&eaner Meni9en, bic ni&t @nlpru4
erbeben birfen auf cine feftc 8elolz
bung9 Meber bas Cine nod bas 4nz
bre ldbt ii4 bebaupten. 9as 8siz
iptel oieler Wirt6i&aften in @4meoen
unb anberspdrts benefit metit bas &C.
sentbeil. Man tann al1o nur an
nebmen, bab bic @ait1pirtbe bic 4bz
1faFung bes Srintselbes ni4t pol<
len, neil ibnen n%aturgemaB piel lisz
Der lit. tpenr bic 8ebienung BON ben
@dikn beaablt mirb."
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-05-30

Maip.in, bsnn idon i'm 10. Sabr<
tunoert finosn mir tim in einem
r&rduterbihlein" als ,.9erafrepb1
uno ipdter einmal als r9er5frtunb.
erudbnt. limb bas 1T Ct sebliebeH,
Elm forsenpertreibsnbes beraerfralea<
bes &raut - porausseiebt, ct fpmmt
nit benz slei&e gtssni&aften beftbenz
ben Reb.niafte unb in tonsenialer.
frSblider @eieaidaft gu ieinem Re@z
te.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-05-30

RtIwauSee.

Weisen TIC; @ossen 81; Ser
tie 49,; Safer 80; Corn 50;
ela@s LAB; 9imotbDiamen ABS
500; Rleefamen 8.00-9.25; Rleie
12.75-13.00; 9tmotbpbeu $50
11.5O; prairiebeu 6%.0O--11.5O; 9opz
fen 6-1O; RartoFeln 45-55; Butt
ter. Creamery 1916; Butter, Dali
rp 1915; Stiere 3.5O-5.OO; Ribe
2.25-3.B Stoders unb Geebers
2.50-3.75; RGlbtr $50 4.5O;
@4apein. 4.254.6O; S@afe 2.75-
400; QGmmer 4.O0-6.0O.
Wintertpei5en $685.; Rpgeen ST.,
@erite 81; 9afer 81 80; Corn So
81; Mebl, patent, per SAB $50
400; Rleeianen 8.OO-8.75; Simo=;
tbpiamen 4.OO~.75; Tla@s LAO;
9eu 7.OO-11.OO; 8utter, Greamerp
12-16; Butter, Dairp 12-15; Site
re 4.35-5.90; Riibe 2.O0-5.OO;@ tu=
ders 2.70-3.90; Rdlbtr 3.00-5.65;
S9peine 4.OO-4.7O; @@afe 200
Ats; 2Gmmer 4.O0-6.25; 2ebenbige
9ibner 5-1O; Surtep 70; @nten
So; @dnfe PER Dbb 300 500;
Grb1en 1876; 4epfel per SAB ESQ
-.5O; &artoFeln 1852; Bobueu
1.40-1.75; @ier 11-12; 9onig 8
IA; 9onig. auseelaNtn 5-6; 2al9
4; Mbistep 1.24; &die, Creamery Z
8; &die, S@meiaer ell.
Ystrneap ,lis i 81. Ya.:l,
@si5en 60-7O; Rossen AS;
@erite At; 9afer 30; Corn 81; Gla4s'
LAO; rpatent" zMebl per 100 pfb.,
LIS; Wei3entleie 9.5O-9.75; @ilbes'
9eu 7.OO-8.OO; Butter, Creamery
1917; Butter, Dairp 10-15; @ier
1O-11.
Ct. xouis
@tiere 3.75-5.75; Ribe 2.25-,
$50; @toders urtb Teebers 800
3.75; S@peint 4.2O-.55; S&afe
3.75- 4.5O; 2Gmmer 4.50-5.0O;
Wei5en II; Corn so; &ossen 65; 90
fer $50.
3antas Gin.
Mei3en 72-7; Corn 48 80;
9afer 29-31; @ttere $50 $50;
&ibe 1.3O-4.25; @toders unb See
bers 2.8O-4.5O; @dmeine 4.30-
4.5O.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-05-30
Smaocnfeucr.

@pracuie, g.. 9, 26. Mai.
Cine 9epe1@e bon Mngelica, q.
g., ia9t, baB baielbt bar @ei@aftsz
tbeil gr0Btentbetls absebrannt 1T.
@eds @ef@dfte, 3eitungs>Dffc 51pei
&ogen unb bas Sperabaus uno biele
anbere @ebdube Der ftelen ben 6lamz
men. Ser S@aben belduft fi4 gegen
500, 600.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-05-30

tbsiluns bes 2anbes i'm Ginaelbsiib
auk4rieb. Marfbaq Nir fir4tt,
bic Banbt t0nnts llnannebmlidteiten
perurfaden unb bat iid auf telesra@
pbii4em Msse Snitruttionen erbsten.
Man iitdBt, baB am nDrbliden llfer
bes Canadian Miper aus ALIEN 1O,>
600 Mdnner bas Renmcn MAIDEN tpers
ben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-05-30
&elde bon Der 8erliner YoliSei III
iidrcI1 @cuabrlam 6cbalteu
tueroel.
Sod 1T 3peiielbait ub bic Nltlase
crmieien uerbeu
fam.

uloQIUlelIC Nv SeIuG1touI1S- ySUAu"|i
iiber tpeldbes bic 8erliner rPoit" fol-
eenbe Mngaben madt: Sic 8erbafz
tune erfol9te auf @runb BON Mus1az
gel. tines Grauen3immers, bas in eiz
mem @erbdltnib gu 90bs seftamben,
5t@ aber NIT ibm ent3peit bat. @s
bate britten 2suten segenlber Meuz
Bereu qeban, tpona@ S1bs unb Rrebs
aeplant bdtten, BEL elmer Parabe Elm
Mttentat 9e9er bel, &aiier aus3ufibz
rem. u~r1pringli4 lei bic @bii@t &C.
npeien, bies i4on Bel bet leBten 9erbfz
parable auf benz Sempelbofer Telb gu
tbun. Damals aber bdbe bic Ser
hftung Der ebenfaQs als Inar@iiten
betanmt a~e&peienen SdGtpe unb Ord
get, bic, tpie trinnerli4 fem tpiro, out
Dem Mleranberplab auf einsn pol!3iz
fte1 gs54oKen batten, in SDbs unb
Rrebs bas @efibl berporgerufen en-, als
tpiirben !iie ftrenger bon Der poli5ei
iibermadt. Ser Plan lei bamals besz
'balb nidt 5rr dug Ibrung gstommen
unb bos 9pnmit, bus it4 bic beioen
gu psrf&aHen gemuBt batten, i'm Triez
bri@sbatn %berborgen porben: yteuerz
binqs lei baum bic Sa4e 1pteoer be-
{prot<a &porben unb in @usfi@ gez
11ommen, bas Mttentat bel ber Rudz
febr bonn 9empelbofer Gelbe am 30.
Mui na4 Der Grubjabrsparaoe in ber
observation-disclosures auSaufiibren. 0te
beiben Mnar@iiten boHten, bort in benz
@tbrGnge bes prblitums, bus in 9roz
ben Men9en in ientr Strabe auf ben
Ratier 3u tparten phest, unbea4tet
bleibe 31 f0nner. @utpeit geben bic
@r3Gblu11sen bss Mabhens, bic, ME
bertits erpGbnt, bur4 brittle perioz
men CUR &enntnib Der Polt5et getomz
men tparen. Das Mdbden lit barauf
perb0rt uoroen, lie bleibt bel tbren
Mus5aee>, unb ertldrt ii@ bereit, lie
rt0thigenfal1S gu baIdp0ren. Inter
bieien l1mi tdnbsn mar bas @inf9reiz
ten Der polioet 9egen 94bs unb Rrebs
brinsenb 9eboten, unb dtpar umi ~
mebr, als beibe ber Poli3et tbatfG4lt4
als Mnar4iiten betanrt 5inb unb ii4
friiber aud1 in, agttatorif4er Weiie
temerfbar gema9t 'batten. 2ebteres
ift felt ldngerer 3eit jeoo4 ni4t mebr
bsr San; Oh bic 8sbauptungen bes
MGb4ens, fie bdtten 5i4 nur oesbalb
beberI9er 9onblungen entbulten, UNI
gu Derbiten, bab lie BON Der: polt3el
gu f@uhf iibauph9t miirben, 'mabr
fiub, bleibs babin geltsut. SDbs ~
mobl mte &rebs leugnen bisbsr aQes,
tpas ibnen p~orgsbalten nirb. @or=
lGu fig iinb 1ie in Moabtt in Inter u
@ungsbaft. Die Staatsanpalt14aft
miro, fans ibr ni@t nod meiteres Be-
laitenbes Matertal 5ugebt, cine iebr
idNmere Mufgabe baben, bic 8erbafz
teten gu iibsrfiibren, 3umal es ni4t
ausgei&lofen i@eint, bab es 1td UNI
etnen @adeatt bes Grauenatmmers
6anbslt. Cine Ma@forf@u,g na@
benz angebli@ i'm Trtebri@sbatn berz
borgsnen 0pnamit miirbe, fans man
bort ireenbipo Sprengmaterial perz
itsdt fdnbe, CUR l1eberfibrung mDgliz
&erpeiie mi4t ~gsniigen, benin es bari
ni@t iIberieben tperben, baB Der Grte<
brtd1sbatn eire Mblabete0e fir ltdtz
1&eue @ubjette auer @rt 1T, unb Elm
Gunb bort nod ridt unmittelbar &C.
gen 90bs unb Rrebs 3eugen mirbe.
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Maniac Gin.

mei5en 72-77; Corn 48 80;
9afer 20 81; @tiere 3.5O-5.80
&ibe 1.3O-4.25; Stoders unb See
bers 2.8O-4.5O; Sdmeine 4.3O-
4.5O.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-05-30

,%piberballsn Don ben @ntriiitunasz
idreien Der .Bloomsr Girls" tpouten
mdnnlids @eieBsebsr es tpa9en bic
8aqondrmsl gu psrbammen! I6! Der
9eoante baran 1T fur4tbar.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1895-08-16

Now comes the consideration OF
The INDEPENDENTS plea for a general
amnesty. 1t has gone much against
the grain with some bitter-f feeling
supporters OF the Government. 1t
has even caused disruption OF poll
tical ties. But at last the commu-
nifty and its leaders have recognized
that THr INDEPENDENT had wisdom
as we'll as honesty, aud only wanted
what was best for all. We have been
here to.stay for many years, and we
suffer like others, by every wrong
move. We only want what is best
for all. ,j
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1895-08-16

quIy and expensive. AZ the
Sss of the Japanese increase they
wihll for this fruit. The product
of hthern Japan is poor. The de
md for coffee is generally grow
inR Hawaii can supply this article.
Pi4pples are consumed in con.
sidnble quantities and the demand
is diving. Hawaii can supply it,"
At is w. N. Armstrong; opin-
ion Well let him get up a COM
pal to do all these things and
suHy all these wants. 1t surely
woh pay better than being . cable
prdoter.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1895-08-16

"he Star has never inveighed
agstst tho closed sessions OF the
Exdltive Council, the Senate, or
eve the absurdity of u private
medng Of the House. So far as the
Cahet and Senate are concerned
the, are approved, safe and entirely
proAr proceedings. What is OBJ.
jecth to, on behalf of large sec.
tionbf the community and really
in tH interest OF ths government ia
the kclusive, the select phase OF it,"
VIII, d4ar, never mind il they
don'let you in to the secret meet
ingsI That is all right. We'll get
then just the same. And we will
know all about it. But yet we can't
soc Why the House should, by you,
be dsnhd your approval of the
privilege OF putting up jobs in priv
acy whtn you extend your gracious
to the Cabinet and Senate
doing i. DON'T you ''plsy chaneys"
with the Housef'
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1895-08-16

makes a Chinamau." These are his
own words aud they show his valua
tion OF an honest and straight for
ward opposition. 1t isn't even a
niger in the woodpile. It is only
his favorite Asiatic.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1895-08-16

The 'Tiser and opium successful
aborts are still worrying tho public's
mind. Why can't the 'Tiser leave
the successful abort TO attend to his
custom house and get duty ON
opium as Senator Brown says.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1895-08-16

Yet, possibly, IL not literally correct
the sentiment is no doubt correct
that Euglisbmeu individually will
not be upheld in endeavoring to
overthrow any Government is at
peace with Great Britain.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1895-08-16
Honolulu, July Ss, 1895.

AAV'sNs''V"t " ~ ""J
It cannot be denied that the
war cloud which hangs over the
world at present is getting darker
and darker. 1t is historical
fact that the end of each CEN
tury has always been fraught
with bloodshed and strife, in
ternally as well as externally.
The great powers Of Europe TO-
day are making and unmaking
alliances of all kinds. The fact
is that diplomacy to-day is using
every means to postpone the day
when the crash must come and,
gain time for the different coun-
tries to prepare themselves for
the gigantic struggle which will
and must take place before the
present generation dates its let
ters in the year 1900. Turkey
is threatened from all sides. The
Russian bear is extending his
claws and licking his blood
thirsty tongue towards the East
and South i'll anticipations of
gain. The passive and cold
brother nations who inhabit the
Scandinavian peninsula are
now glaring ferociously ready to
spring at each others throats.
Germany, under its impetuous,
indiscreet imperial master, is
drifting into the deceptive mael-
strom of conquest, and war, in
which all past experience, all
knowledge gained through the
horrors of war are forgotten, and
where only false sentiment and
sham patriotism are ruling.
And while the giants get
ready for the great war their
leaders have realized one thing,
and that is, that no army will
have show, no militia a chance,
except provided with the indis-
pensable bicycle. And no won
der that the monarchial coun-
tries of Europe prefer the "Mon-
arch" to any other kind, and
supply their wheeling cavalry"
with that favorite brand.
We have watched proceedings
in the great countries with a
great deal Of care, and we have
secured the sole agency for Ha-
waii of the Monarch Cycle. We
have realized that, not alone a
large stock issnecessary, but that
a workshop, in which all needed
repairs can be done is in the in
terest of our patrons, and we have
established one above our stores
on Fort street. This "bicycle
infirmary" will attend to any
sickness" which the wheel
may meet through accident or
lack of care. Our prices are far
below veterinary hgures. We
fix the Monarchs sold by us at
cost price, if ever they should
need it. We have everything
on hand and have secured the
services of most experienced
bicycle man, whose work we
guarantee.
AS the bicycle is not only of
advantage in war but love, we
wish to call the attention of the
young boys and girls who have
to spend their vacations in Ho-
nolulu, that we have wheels just
suitable for them. If daddy
can't send them to the country
for trip--or buy them q bow
wow--let them ask him for a
Monarch. 1t will give more
pleasure and last much longer
than even volcano trip.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1895-08-16

Thanks! Brother of the Starl
For your recognition of our "spicy
paper Our subscribers-the pub
lie generally-have already recog-
nized it, But your kindly disposi-
ton is thankfully acknowledged.
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FRIDAY, AUG. 16, 1896.
TOPICS OF The DAY.

The Bulletin offers itself to the
next session as an adviser on$ %
common-sense system" OF printing.
Pela pahGl
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"The Star does not want to nag at
the Cabinet, but it wants it to know
what it's real friends think CT some
of its doings."
Has it got any real friends' Trot
'sm out.
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Bishop &. Company
BANKERS,

Honolulu, Hawaii Islands.
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change Business. Loans made on sp-
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mere al Credits Granted Deposits re-
ceived on current account subj'o to
check. Letters of Credit issued on the
principal cities OF the world.
MI AGENTS OF
Tue Liverpool and London and Globe
Insurance Company.
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The Star comes out squarely and
admits the military and police OK
uesses are not wanted and cannot be
afforded. But political conditions
regulate the supply and demand in
the field" Well! Change the poll
tical conditions then.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1895-08-16

For sometime the Advertiser, the
Star, and the Bulletin have been fol
lowing our lead in asking for the re-
lease of the political prisoners. Yet,
when one-already conditionally
pardoned- made little boyish es-
capade (Which would perhaps other
wise have subjected him to a pater
nal spanking), the three joyously
howl and notoriously parade the
whole business so as to cause his re-
incarnation in durance vile, and sew
eral people to lose their situations.
We refused to publish the account
to try and save them.
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oIET.

STORE TO LET ON ~. "a
- Kiug street, formerly AaMdA
occupied by NJ Il. si'va 4&E5A s4A
Posse sion given imme- a4zA
diately. Apply at No. S22 Nnuanu street.
44-lw
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In response to request for a sub
seription--an an advertising gard,
L. A. Thurston states that he "will
make us the same proposition as he
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1895-08-16

w. N. Armstrong has been to
Japan also to several places in that
.rchipelayic empire. He now writes
shout it in the Advertiser, by the
double column. Amongst other
things he advises this country to
send man (presumab'y under salary
to study the conditions there. He
shows that the Chamber of Com
merce Of Lyon, France has appro.
priated $4,000 for the purpose OF
sending experts to study the rising
commerce of Japan aud that NJ. P.'s
in Australia urge their countrymsn
to do the same. Why he wants some
one sent there is b srd to see, when the
other places have not had resident
Minisfpr,Lo-~ Cor yaa-s ne Hawaii
Loo hsd. II any Reports are wanted
let r. w. Irwin furnish them, as
some return for the money he has
made out OF his connection with this
country. There is no use for another
Labor Commission salary grab.
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Armstrong wants Hawaii to OK
port butter to Japan to retail at
40 cents gold. Considering it re-.
tails st from 80 to rs cents gold here
already this seems to be profitable
scheme and worthy Of the other
projects Of "his great mind"