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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-11-29

1t is the intention of the Board oil
Education 10 open a free night schoo
for pupils above the age Of 10. The
school hours will be from to 0 p. m
daily, except Saturdays and Sundays
The session will commence January O.
1896, at the Fo't Street School. Pupil'
de irous Of entering should al ply at the
Board OF Education
The Board would like all teachers who
are DESTROYS of teaching in the night
school TO send in their namef. From the
list so obtained selection will be made,
By order of the Board.
S20.1w ALATAU 7. ATKIN iON.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-11-29

THE military display, it is un-
animously agreed, was even better
and more creditable than THE STAR
had said it was going to be. a
good many town people were about
as much surprised and pleased as
the strangers who happened to see
the parade.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-11-29
BY AUTHORITY
Board Of Education.

Examinations for Teachers Primar!
Certificates, will be held ON FRIDAY
January 30, and SATURDAY, Januar.
4th, 1895, at the following places; Homo
lulu, Oahu; Hilo, Hawaii; Waikiki
Maui, and Lihue, Kauai.
BY order of the DO ,rd.
ALATAU T. ATKINSON,
S20-1w /. G. s.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-11-29

Ir Is not out Of place to remark
that besides the uniformed force
shown on parade yesterday, there
is also the Citizens Guard and the
Sharpshooters. These bodies have
in Honolulu an aggregate member
ship Of about 100 men well equip.
ped and ready for service on the
instant. Both forces were in the
field in January last. The Citizens
Guard has membership all over the
island and throughout the group.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-11-29

THoUGH dispatches from Cuba
are a trihe confusing as yet, it is
evident that there is action. Some
thing is being done The period
of mastery inactivity has passed
and results are being approached
by leaps and bounds
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-11-29

THE STAR will be pardoned for
feeling like throwing a few
bouquets at itself on account Of the
success Of its hrst annual dinner to
the newsboys. The little fellows
were given a fine treat and were
thoroughly appreciative. That is
enough for the paper, but never
theless warm commentator from
prominent people and the public
generally is a source of genuine
satisfaction. Good will and friend
ship are assets worth effort.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-11-29

THERE may be some interest in
searching analysis of the beautiful
Tammany victory The striking
thing to practical men is the sue.
cess of organization.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-11-29
Have you seen
the Free Adj?


The Tribune gives the "STEARNS" wHEELi II not
look the Ereang Bna and you will how the Sun
OF his dreams profits he going to make the Tribune
Every knows without being told that the yellow Eel
low back number To the man who keeps "Tnbunes nd
the reliable San Francisco agents who probably also keep Tr
bunes being kept awake nights for fear the good Honolulu
wheemen will buy yellow Fellows"
Quotations from reliable letters valuable some times III
part OF the letter is not quoted for instance few days
item in local paper stated that the well known rider Terr
the Tribune the Coast perhaps they only have the back
number kind at that Agency but alter arriving in the East
lound it better wheel than he supposed.
We have read the whole letter. and Ter goes that
he is riding in races in the East and pound "STEARNS
RACER and says he likes it very much We don't blame the
Tribune man Tor not giving this to the he
not paid for telling of expert who would speak well Of what
really very fair wheel but prefers to ride better
he admits selling n December wheel that "bady
ou of order and friend What honest would
he ought to be filled with brotery love- and getting ready
make his friend Christmas present of wheel in good order.
Tor the kind done Tor in paying for month ad of
YELLOW FELLOW, and do best when say
finish to the standard high grade Wheel the STEARNS
wheels, every rider wants the BEST. the YELLOW
FELLOWS SELL and they show great shape when they
go Spanning down the street the Tribune man cant help
seeing them and oh, that tired feeling when he thinks it
might have been Tribune going by If that "STEARNS
Our "STEARNS" wheels 1906 model shipped direct
lu from the factory Syracuse, N " but we'll
1894 model better I'M good than the 1895 Tribune
The fact that you to-day buy tickets a new
Tribune speaks for ITSELF don't have to rattle any OF
wheels ,h they sell without h. any such efforts
BEST the SIEARNS for sale at reasonable prices easy
terms with full guarantee, by
{. 0. HALL & SON
Agents for the "YELLow Fellow"
|
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-11-29

THr Clerk of the Weather was
vcrv. very kind
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-11-29
A Pale Pilot

signifies storm ahead, but if you
are pale, sallow, and have a can
ton flannel tongue, furred and
thick, you may be sure that these
are signs Of an inactive, torpid
liver. But don't swallow the
first powerful purgative you come
across. Use judgment. The or
gans of the stomach and liver are
delicate and require careful treat
ment. SoRIBNER's PILLS act
without deranging the stomach.
No discomfort. They are certain
aud safe. The most particular
people take them and recommend
them. rs cents.
HoBRoN DRUG co., Agents.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-11-29

1T WAS a rather typical q. S. A
Thanksgiving observance.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-11-29
Office and Pocket Diaries
Children's Books

fine line of these goods for 1906 at prices
r,, tot g.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-11-29
w. wv. DIMOND.
Twill be a
Merry Christmas

We have received larger of holiday goods thar
Everything is and all the latest novelties be hac
stock.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-11-29
Standard Books

All the works of the best authors, handsom
at popular prices These books are special holida
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-11-29
Games and Puzzles

IS gun is the latest novelty toy; no |
Ills are fired instead OF bullets.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-11-29

We headquarters for children's books and can s.
anything in that line. The popular Chimney Corner and
Goose series Painting Books Picture, Alphabet Circus
Menagerie SERIES and many others.
Frederick citizen., 1895-02-22

enjoyment OF the evening. and every
body IS invited to pass into another
room. where stands what at first ap-
pears 70 be huge Christmas tree or a,
pine that bears eggs as fruit. Hung
on the tree are just as many eggs as,
there are people present. There is a
first prize, which pronounces the pos
SCISSOR the favored one of the evening,
and the BOBBY prize picks out the one
in disgrace with St. Valentine. The
man or woman who gets the boobv
prize will not marry within the year.
but the first prize signifies that the
owner can take pick Of all present.
1t is deal Of trouble to prepare this
tree OF fate. for the eggs must be
blown: then the fate. which is some
times good and sometimes funny, al
ways relating to luck in marriage,
love, etc. is written on a small slip
Of paper and put inside the egg. The
ends are then waxed over, and bv
dainty loops Of narrow ribbon hung on
the tree. Very pretty stick pins.
chains. tiny charms and studs can be
slipped in for the first prize: even a
ring for the end can be waxed over
carefully afterward.
a small boy dressed as Cupid repre-
sents Valentines messenger, and, stand.
ing on small stepladder. hands down
eggs as they are chosen, or the prettiest
girl present may oficiate. 1t is often
taken for granted that the prize must
be in the topmost egg. but more fre-
quently It is found in the one that hangs
the lowest. and the BOBBY in the highest.
Another entertainment for which
cards are already sent out is Valentine
cotillion. This word has greatly mysti-
tied the people invited, many thinking
Frederick citizen., 1895-02-22

OF the table TO the other, winding
about the vase Of flowers in the center.
The hostess in green costume is as
sisted by a waitress with green apron
and cap.
The Saturday table must be in vel
/ low. The flowers are easily obtained
and a menu consisting of yellow eat
ables is not at all difficult to prepare.
The Sunday table calls for white.
Here is an opportunity for display of
diamonds and lace in the hostess cos
tune. White roses for flowers, white
linen, white ribbons and electric lamps
give brilliancy that dazzles the ewes
OF the guests and outshines the bravest
beauty of the other tablee
Monday is dressed in blue. One at
first imakiues the menu must be very
scanty, but there are many kinds of
eatables with blue cast that can well
appear on this table. Tuesday de-
mands pink, and Wednesday purple.
When food cannot be secured of the
desired color the dish is adroitly GOV.
cred with mass of flowers of the req
uisite shade. These tables, which
form the perfect heart in shape, are
considered the valentine that the
guests, when seated, present to the
host and hostess. The hostess gives
her valentine to each when seating
them. The names Of all the unmar-
ried women are put in box. each writ
ten on slip Of paper with a hand
painted valentine on the opposite side
inscribed with verses appropriate to
the day. In similar box are placed
names OF the married women. Single
men draw from the box containing the
names Of the single women and the
married men from the other. each be-
ing bound te serve the woman whose
name he draws, for the short time, at
least. that he is at the dinner table.
After the dinner the guests divide,
the ladies going into one room and the
gentlemen into another. On a given
signal the two doors open and the gen.
tieman and lady who are in line step
forth and are ordained by st. Valen-
tine as companions during the short
musicale that follows, and as partners
Tor the first dance on the programme
After the first dance the hostess comes
to the conclusion that the young man
wishes to try his luck again, and must
be relieved Of his partner This situa.
ton 50 uncomplimentary to the young
g'rl makes deal of fun. notwithstand.
ing She IS marched off TO an immense
tank. made by placing a row of chairs
across the end Of the room. Over these
are thrown rich drapcrics that are car.
REQ on at the same height along the
"a!ls' making fine fish pond into
which the hostess has cast as many
pretty valentines as there are ladies'
present With fishhook and line the dis
carded beauty fishes out what she con.
siders the prctticst valentine in sight
Once secured she opens il to read mo-,
eifusive lines Of adBation signed b,
one OF the gentlemen present Ii
then her duty To hunt up the suppose,
Frederick citizen., 1895-02-22

writer of the words and claim him for
the next feature on the programme
Sometimes she happens to fish out the
name Of the very man who pretends to
have lost interest in her. then she is
taken into the assembly-room and ex-
hibited as an unfortunate, forgotten
and unloved by st. Valentine, to the
unconcealed amusement of the rest of
the gathering.
A tree Of fate Is announced ready
sometime when there is lull in the
Frederick citizen., 1895-02-22
Neglected Opportunity.

Lord Aberdeen once left London al
midnight in a sleeping car for the
north. In the morning he saw stran-
ger opposite him
Excuse me- said the stranger,
may ! ask if you are rich?"
Somewhat surprised, his lordship re-
piled that he was tolerably well-to-do.
MAY ask continued the stranger,
"how rich you are?r
Well. if it will do you any good TO
know" was the reply, Il suppose
l have several hundred thousand
pounds"
Indeed" went on the stranger.
"Thcn if | were as rich as you. and
snored as loud as you, should take a
whole carriage, so as not to interrupt
the sleep of Others. Words.
Frederick citizen., 1895-02-22
More Distinction Than DIfYerence

"Then you mean to say that the man
is constitutional liar"
"oh, dear. no sab! Ny dear sab. no
sahl His family is one of the best in
the state, a family. san. full of the
bluest of blue blood. He could not
possibly be common. vulgar liar. sab.
It's not possible, sab. He has a weak
ness for misstatement. and his word IS
not to be relied upon. and my private
advice to you is to believe nothing he
says; but to call him a liar-considcr-
ing his family-would be preposterous,
not to say dangerous, sahl--Life.
Frederick citizen., 1895-02-22
THE WORLD OF HUMOR.
Some of the --latest and Best Things
From the Pens of Our Most
Noted Funny Men.


"a man in my profession" remarked
the dentist, must be careful in select
ing his assistants
II shouldn't think they had much TO
do with it." said listener.
well, they do" continued the dem
list II remember had one once who
had been working in photograph gal
fery, and the first patient he had to
handle was the crankiest and most
nervUus old chap in town. never
Thought about what he was going to
do. and simply told him TO arrange the
patient in the chair. He did it, and
then he said as he stepped away: Now
look pleasant and, by Jove, the old
Fellow bounced ou- and never came
back k-7-Detroit Free Press
Frederick citizen., 1895-02-22

laid for one hundred guests have
adopted the heart as the symbol Of their
festivities Narrow tables are placed
in the middle Of the great ballroom,
when in position. to form one large
heart. Tackled 10 the inside edge Of
each table Is a streamer Of cheese cloth
that reaches 70 the ceiling molding in
the center, other streamers that make a
bright. waving canopy, every strip be-
ing the color that the hostess Of each
table has adopted for her decorations
as well as gown for the evening.
The table a. the top Of the heart is
square and reserved for the toastmas-
;ers. speakers and honored guests. The
seven tables make up the lucky num-
Der seven. the days Of the week. and
the colors for each day. Since the four
teenth comes this year on Thursday the
Thursday table must be the head one,
that al which are placed the toastmas-
tiers and honored guests. This is the
red day, hence everything is in red; the
hostess wears red gown. the streaner
that reaches from the table to the cell
ing must be red: the waitress wears a
red apron and red cap. the tablespread
is red. also the dishes, napkins and
floral decorations. All kinds Of eata-
bles that are red are secured for that
table.
The Friday table is devoted to sober,
earnest green. This, while one of the
most difficult tables to arrange, is
really one Of the prettiest when fin
ished. For flowers, mignonette can al
ways be had and the dark ivy inter
twined with some Of the lighter shades
Of green vines can be utilized for loop
ing up the green damask table cloth.
A bronze center piece filed with trail
ing vines with here and there a rcd
leaf, perhaps, TO brighten them. Oh
fashioned candlesticlis with green can
dies and green shades are placed RI
each end. Italian stick bread tied with
green satin ribbon is placed at each
plate. The heart-shaped menus are
hand-painted. the flowers. Of course.
being mignonette. Wide green satin
ribbon extends across from one corner
Frederick citizen., 1895-02-22
Not Used TO Gas.

Brass Texas Siftines
Frederick citizen., 1895-02-22
E1pen.ite snner.titlon.

Wife ito husbandl-There were two
hats that ! liked, one for thirteen dol
lars and the other for eighteen dollars.
Husband-Which did you finally de-
eide upon?
Wife-The eighteen-dollar one. In
a little superstitious about the number
thirteen.-Boston Globe.
Frederick citizen., 1895-02-22
One of The heImnorerished.

Little Girl-Please give me few
pennies Mother IS dead, and my Ia
ther can't go out nights any more, by
the doctors orders and so can't earn
anv money.
Cha-itably Disposed I.adv-Cant 20
OF: nights? Whv. dear child. what IS
yo-r fathers business
Little Grl-He's { burglar. na'au.
snt before he was taken down with
q co-Sa We used 70 live beautifully
E.-s-.-1 -ra-s.-lr.
Frederick citizen., 1895-02-22

'-Yo1 ursc1't black your shoes this
-o-uir-. Johnny. said Mr.. Bllus
Why no:s-
Because IS Sunday. You should
hare attended % that matter last night.
Besides added Mr.. Billus. hurriedly
feeling II his upper lett-hand vest
pocket. Il want you 20 run over 70 the
drug store and get ne some cigars =
Chicago Tribune.
Frederick citizen., 1895-02-22
WIN she co. Mad.

Crimson beak-Baco has had . fall
ing out with his girl.
Yeas:-What about?
Why. he wrote some poetry and
Dedicated it 20 her. The last line he
wrote: Thy face shall ever be printed
on my memory and the compositor got
in the word painted for printed. -
Yonkers Statesman.
Frederick citizen., 1895-02-22

'"Thc poo. -re always with u.s. the oeseech-
ins rs.n cr.cL
As the dcaco1s passed among the money
droppcrs.
And the im ;ass they collected his assertion
ratified
For the contribution plates were died With
cOpperS
Frederick citizen., 1895-02-22
Would save Lots of rIme.

Elaine-I'm so sorry I'm not twin.
Mathilde-WhyP
Elaine-So that could see how look
without mirror
Frederick citizen., 1895-02-22
Too Good for Farth-

Binks-Sad affair. Goodman's death.
don't believe he had an enemy in the
world.
Sinks-l don't believe he had, either.
Why. even his relatives always spoke
well of himl-Puck.
Frederick citizen., 1895-02-22
No STYLE There.

Little Miss Brickrow-We're lYin' in
very stylish and exclusive boSding-
house.
Little Miss Backcourt = Huh. You
can't make anybody believe that
Why not?"
You're too fat.--Good News.
Frederick citizen., 1895-02-22
Surprised. Blu, sel,-Pos,essed.
A Dow-wow Question.

Suppose" said little Mabel, the
other day, that our pug dog should
try to follow his nose, would he run
down his throat or would he just turn a
back somersault?"-Puck.
Frederick citizen., 1895-02-22
That's Where They Dir.r

Alice-If we stay on this rock much
longer the tide will wash Us off. Time
and tide, you kSow, wait for no man.
Marie lmournfullyl - That's where
they differ from US Rogersville
fTenn.) Review.
Frederick citizen., 1895-02-22

Don't blow out the gas" said the
bellboy.
I'm right glad you told me, said the
gentleman with the caprine whiskers.
We don't have nothin but electric
light at Plunkville. e."-Cincinnati Trib-
une
Frederick citizen., 1895-02-22

at won't work. said Jones. sadly.
~What won't work?-
-Hypnotisn- Tried It on the butcher.
Looked al him fxeily Uu,li hai as
undivided attention; then I said ve-T
slowly and with emphasis -Tlas-bt-l
-is-paid-
''And what did the b-echs- 6oe-
~He said; 'Yoa'-e ; liz---S. 7
PresS
Frederick citizen., 1895-02-22
lnconkolahIa.

Lena-Are you going over to try to
console the young widow?
Bele-No, it's no use. Her husband
fixed his property 50 she would lose it
II she married again.-Town Topics
Frederick citizen., 1895-02-22
Just the Thing

Mrs. Bingley lin her new fatHThis
closet is altogether too small for our
things.
Bingley-Can't you use it?
Mrs Bingley-Oh, yes. II will make
o lovely servants room.-N. Y. World
Frederick citizen., 1895-02-22
He Reminded Uer

Mr.. Quiggs-Your husband reminds
me Of some one.
Mrs Neighbors-He reminds me of
his mother every time the cooking
doesn't suit him. m.-Philadelphia Record.
Frederick citizen., 1895-02-22
An Example 10 Conr-..,

"You are charged, said the judge.
with passing counterfeit bills?~
"fes, yer honor, but be merciful. fer
I've never had any show; If I'd only
been in congress I'd never passed any
bills at alll"-Atlanta Constitution.
Frederick citizen., 1895-02-22
Where He Missed IL

And. papa. what did grandfather do
for his couutryp"
Nothing whatever. my son. He was
a member Of congressl"-Atlanta Consti-
tuition.
Frederick citizen., 1895-02-22

Beggar-Kind gentleman. beg your
pardon
Gent tpromptlySGranted. thought
you were begging for money.-Pipifax.
Frederick citizen., 1895-02-22
Papa's Economics.

Little Sister, haven't seen papa
smokin cigar since New Years
Little Brother-I guess he's tryin' 70
save up enough money to pay for that
snokin jacket mamma gave him.-Good
News
Frederick citizen., 1895-02-22
A satisfactory pxn,ap..,o,

Editor-Somehow or other, I don't
see the sense Of this thing?
Poet-My dear sir. that's poetryl-At.
lanta Constitution.
Frederick citizen., 1895-02-22
A Practical Valentino

II you lady truly love
And long 70 win her Cor your mate,
Don't rant about the stars above.
But tell her that her hat on straight,
Halo
Frederick citizen., 1895-02-22
Too Deem

Crummer-Bighead is a very deep
thinker
Gilleland-Yes. so deep that his ideas
never rise to the surface.-Town Topics
Frederick citizen., 1895-02-22
An Auspicious S rn.

Charles-What makes you so sure
Miss Jimpson viii accept you?
Ricketts-Both her parents are vio-
lently opposed TO the match.-Chicago
Record.
Frederick citizen., 1895-02-22
A Rise In Cotton.

"Thank the Lord said the farmer.
"cotton's gone up at lasti"
You don't sayi'
"Yes; yonder goes ten bales in q cy-
clonel"-Atlauta Constitution.
Frederick citizen., 1895-02-22
The Place to Find r..

Mr.. Cawker latter his wife has read
several pagesI-Is there any news in
Jour mothers letter, dear?
Mrs Cawker-I haven't come 70 the
postscript yet..Truth.
Frederick citizen., 1895-02-22

She carried her new dress away.
But sh, M heart il grieves
To tell she had TO hire q Gray
To carry home the sleeves.
Albany Herald
Frederick citizen., 1895-02-22
NOTICE
TO THOSE DESIRING TO OMAKEAPPEAtS
FROM ASSESSMENTS FOR THE
LEVY OF 1895

The County Commissioners will be governed
by the following schedule:
March 5-Buckeystown and Liberty Districts.
6-Nihdletown and Woodsboro'.
1-Frederick and New Market
S-Mt. Pleasant, Lewistown and JEFF.
ferSon Districts.
9-WoOdville District
ll-Emmtsburg District.
I2-Creager>iOwn, Catoctin and lack
son Districts
B-Urbana and townsville Districts.
H-Hauver's and Mechanicstown Dis
trictS
l5-Petersville and Tuscarora Districts.
l6-Linganore District.
P. S.-THE ATTENTION OF TAX PAY.
ERS l. especially directed To the above notice
as no abatement will be made, nor credits al
lowe after The 3lst day Of March. until the
Levy for 1885 shall have been completed.
New Buildings and Improvements should
also he Reported, otherwise persons so build
ing may he assessed excessively. Those dis
posing OF pc sonal property should also report
sale of same and SEND Th Err SALE BOOKS
TO this Office as early as possible.
By order,
WIN. NJ. GATHER,
A. l.. EADER, President
Clerk
feb l53t
Frederick citizen., 1895-02-22
DuplIcity.

"Soyou think she is two-faced?"
Certainly. have seen her when
her own showed through Detroit
Tribune.
Frederick citizen., 1895-02-22
The Rnr-lar,s .Inle

Burglar = There goes a detective.
Pick his pocket and bring me his knife.
Pickpocket-Wot d 'yeh want his knife
fer?
Burglar-The mex time I'm attacked.
Ill defend meself with it, an then
leave it behind fer him to find when
he's huntin' fer clews.-N. Y. Weekly.
Frederick citizen., 1895-02-22
FOR CHRISTMAS.
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

EXECUTORS NOTICE.
This Is TO give notice, that the subscriber has
obtained from the Orphans Court of Frederick
.ounl', Maryland, letters testamentary upon
the estate of
MAGDALENA McDUELL.
late NJ Frederick County, decea,pd. All per
sons having claims against the said deceased
are hereby warned to exhibit the same, with
the vouchers thereof legally authenticated, to
the subscribe, on or before the 18th day Of
August. lSi5; thev may otherwise by law b..
excluded from all benefits of aid estate.
All persons indebted To the deceased are re-
que~ied TO make immediate payment.
Given under my hand, this 5th day OF
February, 1895.
ROBERT NJ. McDUErL,
Executor.
Frederick citizen., 1895-02-22
An OptImist-

Mrs Beacon-Have you found mar.
rage failure?
Mrs Wabash-No-o: at least net OF
kate years. N Y World
Frederick citizen., 1895-02-22

Miss Mittens-What does this mean.
sir?
Mr.. Brotherton-Oh. these are Just a
few socks, underclothes. coats, etc.
that need mending; you promised last
night you would always be sister to
me, and my sister used to do all nv
mending before she married. d.-Once a
Week.
Frederick citizen., 1895-02-22
TypographIcai.

me reporter wrote. She is au fait."
But the printer made Il ..aIl feet:"
And the writer $ best girl. so they say.
Doesn speak to the scribe when they meet
m Y. Journal