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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-11-05
PLANT FOR TWELVE WELLS ORD
Erred BY CASTLE g. COOKE.
\ System that Is Entirely New Here
Has Many Features to Commend
It-Germau-From Chicago.

Messrs. Castle & Cooke have ordered
for Eva plantation a new pumping
plant to be put up at the new station
where there are to be twelve wells.
The pumps are the Reidler, German
patent with American improvements,
and will come from Frazer d Chalm-
ers, Chicago. They are wholly new in
the Islands, being the very latest i'm
proved plans. The order sent forward
calls for:
a. One Duplex Double-acting
Reidler Pump. Plungers 16 1916 dia-
meter, 36 stroke, driven by horizont-
al cross compound condensing Corliss
engine; cylinders 20 by 32 diameter,
with 36 stroke. Capacity 100000 u.
S. Gallons water in 23 hours against a
head of 120 feet. 10
(2.) One same, plunger 14h dia-
meter, ~ stroke driven by same kind
of engine, cylinders "a by 3s diameter,
AZ stroke. Capacity 10,O00,00O L. S.
gallons in 23 hours against total
head of 1917 feet.
The principal feature of the new
pump is in its mechanically operated
valve. The valve and valve seat are of
high grade phosphor bronze and are
circular in form. 1t has lift of from
one to two inches and an opening
equal from once to twice the cross
sectional area of the plunger. At the
beginning of the stroke, the valve
opens automatically, controlled, how
ever, by very simple and effective
mechanical device. 1t remains open
practically during the entire stroke
and when near the end is closed pos
itively at the proper moment by the
device. The large valve opening pre-
vents throttling and the mechanical
control allows the pump to be run
al an. desired piston speed.
Another great advantage, which is
at once apparent to any mind, is that
the Reidler pump ordered for Eva
tion and one for the discharge. In the
ordinary pumps there are from 10 to
1000 for the suction and as many mora
for the discharge. The loss of power
from back springs, contracted valve
passages and friction generally is con
siderable. Besides. the valves and
springs are invariably getting out of
order.
1t is claimed, in a nutshell, Tor the
new pump; "The gain by high piston
speed, permissible by the use of the
mechanical valve control, is, efficiency
of steam; durability, simplicity and
accessibility of hechanism: freedom
from severe hydraulic shocks and
strains; efficiency of operation be-
tween wide limits of speed and con
sequently capacity; practically no
of the water, and absolutely
no Slip"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-11-05

The "Three Thieves and the De-
nouncers," a French drama in four
acts, will be staged on November IA
at the st. Louis College Hall. The
actors have strong conception of
their parts, and will not fail to show
their talent. Twelve characters are
requisite in this conception, all of
whom have appeared in pubic before.
The box plan will be opened at the
Golden Rule Bazaar on Saturday at o
a. m Since the last entertainment the
Hall floor has been elaborately reno
waited, allowing it to rise in tiers,
which affords a perfect view of the
stage to every one. Don't fail to re-
serve seat. The cast will be pub
lished later.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-11-05
THE WoLTERs BUILDING.

\ number of the contractors and
builders of the city have signed an
opinion that he walls of the new
Nolter building at Alakea and King
streets, are within the requirements
of the fire laws. These opinions will
have the consideration of the Fire
Commissioners tomorrow, when
final decision as to whether or not the
building may proceed will be reached.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-11-05
MAY REPAIR HERE.

The Gainsborough is being rugged
1t is understood that Mr.. Allen will
call for tenders and if necessary re-
pairs can be made here the vessel will
not be sent to the Coast. The Gains
borough will go into the coal carry
ing business for Allen e. Robinson.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-11-05
4. BIBLE ILLUSTRATEn

Sunday evening H. w. Peck will de.
liver the second of his illustrated
Bible talks, taking the life of the
Patriarchs down to the time of
Joseph. The discourse will be preced-
ed by short synopsis of the last IL
lustrated talk so as to give the con-
nection between them.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-11-05
KAUAI ARRLNEn

The steamer Kauai arrived at noon
from Kauai, bringing 81 bundles If
hides and one barrel tnIIow for Water
house and two bulls and hose for
Paul Isenberg's ranch, George II. Me-
Lean. James, Lot and John Lane were
passengers by her. There were also
fourteen Asiatics on deck.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-11-05
--'''- 20 $50 s-s--.=---
BUILDING PLEDGES.

Secretary Bluxome of the Y. NJ. C..
a. says that it would be a great help
to him if those who know that they
have pledge card outstanding to-
ward clearing off the debt OF the build
ing fund of the association gymnas-
ium, would call around and redeem
same
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-11-05
HAWAIIAN REPORTS.

Chief Justice Judd of the Supreme
Court, has presented ev-Secretary of
State, Hon. j. w. Foster, a complete
set OF the Hawaiian Reports, nine vol
nmes, and also copies of the Chief
justices biennial reports to each Leg
islature since the year 1874
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-11-05
BEST FOR WHEELMEN

Careful wheelmen are never on the
road without Readings Russia Salve.
1t is the best thing extant for bruises,
sprains and cuts. Sold by HolIister
Drug Co.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-11-05
NEW BLOCK.

The new Love Block will have four
Offices and comfortable fiat of four
hVlng rooms upstairs. All will have
light and ventilation. The stairs will
open upon the street on the town
side There are four stores in the
block.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-11-05
BARGAINS IN LACEs.

n. S. Sachs is Offering this week
five special bargains in lace; good
width fancy wash lace Is cts yard;
extra quality 6 yards for 81 90 and Or.
iental laces at 10 cts yard.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-11-05
on the BlcvcIe

Is the only practicable way to see
Honolulu. To rent by the hour, day or,
week. HAWAIIAN CYCLERY, Way
Block, King street.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-11-05
FOR THE HOLIDAYS

Special fine line of washable silks
for the holidays. These goods will be
sold at the uniform low price of 25c
per yard. IWAKAMI, Hotel street
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-11-05

STAND THE COLLECTORS OFF!.!
Tell them that you are going to
spend all your available cash at Kerr's
BY doing so you will save money, and
you must take these chances when
they come along,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-11-05
NEW BICYCLE GLIB

A new bicycle club is being organ
lied which will compete for honors
with the Honolulu Road Club. John
sylvia, the Manoa Wonder, is the
prime mover in the new organization,
which will likely be known as the Re-
lance Wheel Club. Some of those who
have agreed to become members are
Isaac d. Adams, Kepano, A. X. Ma
wahi, Fred Aki, Charles Brede and NJ.
Rodrigues.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-12-13

About Fifty beautiful Novelty and silk and chiRoa
Party Dresses for 0irls 8 TO 10 years
sos 70 ! 8 .oS; were H. 90 to eo.eg.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-12-13

LIBRARY EDITION OF 100 standard Books, printed
ON aue paper and handsomely bound in half leather.
This line was bound specially to our order. We In
tended selling 1t for so cenn- They are equal TO any
ordinary 76c. series. Our price this week will DO
29c. each.
STORY BOOKS for boys and girls by leading an
thors. attractively bound in cloth. Several lines. gen
orally sold from CSC. to Si.oo. for.......-..3Sc.
PRINCESS osRA by Anthony Hope. sweethesrt
Trave,iera BY Crockett, The Master Craftsman by
Besant. and other leading new publications published
at o.. so. Sale
POETS, special lines at ASe. and soc.
OXFORD BIBLES. fully complete and
containing all maps. &C.; black seal binding with
divinity circuit large type. regular si.eo hook.
EPISCOPAL PRAYER and HYMSAL SETS, nne
leather bindings. usual ei.t5 and sl.o5 books for ose.
CATHOLIC PRAYER BOOKS, usual hoo and els'
books, for....-.
CAMERA nosArcs: q Portfolio Of Photographic
Views of Home and Foreign Life; and the Picturesque
In Nature ana Architecture; with Introduction oy
Mur.t HaisteAd and description by BoyeSen. Nym
CrinkIe. O. Parsons Lathrop, MIRA Frank Leslie. &c.
Feat cloth binding; sise llxtA inoheA hssn- No.
lar ei.oo book ooo
RAPoLRoN'S MILITARY CAREER . large and
x.yv handsoms volume, contains hundreds Of illus
,rations in black and white. and numerous full page
illustrations In eolora by leading French artists, From
sysry point Of view. this IL the most magnificent work
on Napoleon ever published. Edition dc Luxe. size
llziA inchsa-
Extra cloth, $2.25; formerly $3.50.
Full morocco, $4.75, formerly $1,000.
TIE MAGAZINE OF ARTS: large and handsome
volume, containing full page etchinRs and photo
aravure plates by D. @. Rossotti. Sir w. Burne-Jones,
Macbeth, RaAburn. and other renowned artists. To
Rether with many hundred reproductions OF modern
art, with literary contributions by Edmund Gosse.
Austin Dobson. 40. full gilt. size llxl% inches. Reg.
uiar %. so book for.......".... .".... .."...$1.40
BEAUTIFUL BRITAIN: The scenery and splendors
OF the United Kingdom, Royal Residences. Palaces.
Castles. beauties of mountain, lake. and river. Full
descriptive and historical notes. ContAins fac aimiIe
OF o letter from tho Queen expressing strong COM
mepdation OF this magnificent book. sizo llxIA
inohes. Prioesi
Extra cloth, $2.oS; formerly So rs.
Full morocco, $5.75 { formerly $l9.B0
THE SWORD and scIMITARi Pictorial History of
the crusadeS; illustrated by dustavs Dore, large pres
snta,ion volume; regular 5000 book for. -. 100.
KING ROBERT OF SICILY. an extremely handsome
edition Of Longfsllow's Poems, with several superb
colorsd illustrations; regular eo.o book for. =. csc.
EN%cYCLoPEpIc ATLAS OF THE WORLD. size liz
Il inches: new maps and full descriptive notes.
Bound In buckram. osc.i half morocco. 01.40.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-12-13
BOOKS. BOOKS.
Marvellous Values for Holiday Buyers.

The phenomenal success of our great Book Sale during the past
week is proof of the wonderful alertness of the public in discimi-
mating between the ordinary offerings of fair values and the extraordi-
nary presenting of matchless and unequaned bargains Such slaugh-
tering of values, such sweeping reductions in prices for books Of
absolute merit have never before been known. The result was a week
of bookselling that ecipsed all our previous achievements, and I'M
doubtedly surpasses anything ever before attained by any house in
America This is the record we started in to make, and we have
made it. We intend to keep it up Therefore for the coming week
we offer the following marvellous values:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-12-13

In our Cut Glass department we have
arranged on ono table II very hand
some assortment OF the finest Rich
Cut Glass Bowls. We nave been buy
ing and reserving these Bowls for
some time, to make this special offer
Ing. The patterns are assorted, all
rich, deeply cut and beautifully pol
ished. the finest quality of American
Cut Glass, averaging in value from
Sig to $50. You can
have your choice OF a a
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-12-13
Che "PspuIar Mop"
THE USUAL DECEMBER SHOW

TIE UbUAL BLOW
OF
HOLIDAY GIFTS FROM LONDON.
uhs persona! selection or Mr.. MoBugh)
Tho Quaint Easy Chairs and Settles; the Wicker Fur
niture Of unusual Form aud attractive Coloring.
(In READINGS for Covering and Cushions: RorkrOomS
are at Hand Jor the speedy Execution or ordsrs).
The oeea,ionsl Tables oossip Chairs. D5nught
Racka; and the Variety OF undupIicItsd Things In
Forest Green and Brown oAA and old style Mahogany.
The Interesting Collection of EnEIlsh Pottery and
Metal Pieces for Decorative Uses,
L1-LSsurslv Inspection 70 Cordially tnvited.
JOSEPH p. AcHUoH . CO T1lI P Papers spd I Liberty"
VI 81. w. Avn al PsTts 81 ne ssat.S
tTFadsSsOrks RsS'dh
Sharp County record., 1896-02-14

thasI eTatsd the question n nv former
ar5isIs. We'll. I d0a's think there is anzs
body in the county who has ever given
the matter any thought but bin sa' what
knovs; but for his accommodations, Lhe
always appreciates accommodations you
know Twill tell him some Of the cansas.
In the frs; place, the constitution lin',
It's the tax levy TO f7e mills On the dol
lar FOR all county purposes Tnis, to
~ssbsr with a lew fines constitute the
souu.v's income. The circuit cour; ez
Usnses ruu from 400 % 5000 each
GEAR, then the judges salary, jail ez-
Deuses and J, P. court expenses about
covers the income. Then We have built
three eourt,housas, two jajls, and bought
a raaDar farm Ct an expense OF over
$4,000. and paid house rant for dt:ser
wears. Bu5I agrae With NJ, Morgan
that scrip should not bs SO low, ]
think it viii be 50 cents before ts1 pap
ing is o7sr this yesr.
Mr.. Scott / call him Seoot on ac~
count Of MS wonderful ability to seoot,
for it seems that be has been on the
scoot ever since ne left the democratic
osrtv in 1872, aad has se0oted around
politically until ha is the proud posses
sor Of party Of bis own, the Pop says
that be was never called a fool Before
Well. l don't think called him q feel, l
oal7 said tha: he vas ignorant Of the
law. But | might sag that mayer knew
I had ever bees accused of bsiag ineJm-
pe.ent and negligent in ofi5, bet9''.
but We do not always know what others
think or say about Us; just so we deu
znow it. its all right, | am satisfied
that made many errors aHd mistakes
ghila in ofiee, but believe that my
record as an officer, will compare favor,
ably With any other in the state. All
men make mistakes; for instance the
last grand jury at Hardy Of which W
5. Morgan was QUE of the leading 'spir-
its, was composed of soma Of the bes'
men 10 the county, bat committed an
error and came into open court and So
stated. do not impugn their motives
for believe they thought they we're
doing the right thing, bu5 still tn c1un
~ was out about i.ty dollars dsy 70
each extra day they were in session.
sveak of this to show how easy i; is /,
err With the very bes. Of moti7es,
With due regard to the views au'
rights of every body. | IN yours,
D. L, KING
Feb. IOsh, 1896.
Sharp County record., 1896-02-14
Parental Humility.
Feb. I0sh 1896

A correspondent: who signs himself
"Parent" makes 90 appeal in Boston
paper which is truly touching,
as there not" he asks 10 travail Of
Of snirit. G9apars from the d.fsFiaa sssa<-
generally accepted pronunciation which
educated people do not hesitate TO
adoptT
Continuing bis pathetic appeal, the
humiliated parent reveals the occasi o
of his distress, He does not in dirs5t
language tell us why be mas appalled,
for information, but anyone who has
been on terms Of iutimsey with that
most self-sausied Of all parsons. the
High School graduate, will recognize the
origin Of his gloom.
Like 90 per cen: Of the people Vi;h
whom be a.slciatad in the e7er7iay
walks Of life, tho parent had pronounced
the work Of a painter a "pickch4r;' he
had been frozen with a saornfuI glance
and withered with some such paron1-
ing rejoinder as Father, wou.dn', it be
jast as sesy 10 say pct-tour?' The fond
peI6ub Hbu psfRhps ieArudu 5nlS muCu
Of lss'on, and complying with instruc.
tions had dropped chance remark
about the pi3-ture from nscher' The
rator;. mature, father was ringing 10
his ears When be decided TO appeal to
the editor
Tomorrow it will be a new batch,
be concludes, in telling bis troubles, to
the editor. until 'Eogish as she is
spoke, by the children will hardly be
recognizable By the parents"
The fond parent must bear bis troubles
az bes; he may. Fit is any consolation
0r him 70 know that ;he parents ot Bj3-
ton do no: enjoy monopoly Of the sort
Of thing which has made bis life Il bur.
en- let him bs assured.
Noah Webster was ax1es7 the same
kind Of a nuisance in his day. he spsa,
most Of hs time, when he once 20. start
Cd, in,making people tired, but history
has treated bin kindly It Parent
will follow the pronunciation Of bis 500,
be PROBABLY will not 90 far wrong lis
simply another case Of learning wisdom
from babes, Republic.
Sharp County record., 1896-02-14
FOR SHERIFF.

THE RECORD is authorized to announce
wnEins A candidate fer Sheriff. and ;eolieetor Oh
sharp county, subject 10 the action oil the penio-
cratic party.
To THE DEMOCRATIC VOTERS OF SHARP
COUNTY:
thereby announce myself as candidate for
tho pemocratic nomination OF Sheriff.
hold IN sacred memory the kind treatment
Ihaye heretofore received at your hands in poll
tical prosperity aad adversely, You have often
given me your suffrage sufficient to elect me 70
object for which language and eloquence. If
possessed would fall far from expressing the
degree Of appreciation TO which you are entitled
10 receive at my hands, however, / did what
seemed to be my duty, and how well, | leave
my record, an open book, for your careful con-
sideration In defeat haYe always used the
same energy for tho party and is respective can
didates as i'll had been one OF its chosen stan
dard beams and was as grateful to those who
then supported me, "a when was successful
If nominated | promise all the ability and
activity that possess to the party, in the can.
vass and faithful and impartial discharge o
all the duties of the Office If elected.
Again thanking you for your support IN Tho
past and hoping 10 merit yonr support this
contest, Iremaln.
Yours Respectfully,
GEORGE r, HALL.
Sharp County record., 1896-02-14
FOR REPREsENTAIIyE'

FelIow-citlzens Of sharp county; .o,,,-
Tn isai YOU elected me to represent our GoG5 i5
in the General Assembly Of sS, anG Terormancs I
canvass promised you IllSnlu ~ I5a rg6s and IN
9i fdrs agt! If oa cinzens and an honest eor' IN
OenWt eef U G ow.eizens that have ksPt fiT a. 'I
faith, and fulfilled my obligations stsses: ~ l; Ia am
was capable may }sya h1{e M, ar .5 at least hope,
not nlissT MIA nrts as member OF the last LegialaI
tnas my .a in accord with the best interests Oh
our people. -. oso nubIic servant
VIII VIII neec apnreciatye tia people hereby announce M!
saf aIf Candidate for reelection to the qeG }bc 6e
Represenave, s subject to The action Of far Ine vo9r
mocratic party, and thanking YOU eierted ,Si "a
suppert in 1894, and promising II, Le
iaithIu' ui''n Yoms Truly,
THos |. HERRN.
Sharp County record., 1896-02-14

An esteemed contemporary figures on
how much money might be nved for
foreign missions if the ladies' Of the
church would cut down the size Of their
sleeves. The money is spent to better
purpose "a il is. The poor woman at
home who makes the sleeves is as much
entitled to the money ts the heathen in
foreign laods, A benefcent Providence
overrulcs the follies Of fashion to the
good Of mankind. and the yaniGes Of the
rich give>employmen, atd comfort to
the poor. -Ex.
Sharp County record., 1896-02-14
Snap Shots
Business before politics.
Life is a great emergency.

@f'ihN77 'NNhAN bVllbAI1s
Life is great emergency.
Spring will be the next attraction.
Amos; al good ,alEers talk TOO much.
Where men are scarce tasy are rsry
dear.
L. sometimes costs m1asy to b. broad
minded
To pay their debts il considered n
grea' ainlnass by some debtors.
Nobody ON deny that there ia an oh.
jeod1babIe 90 e0s's about baomrq.
A aaa looking policeman ia s,t.4fld II
be can arr3si attention nov and then.
When last heard from Alabama
iynshsr' ere bot after a man WITH a
wooden l3E
IL would be well IL some rsstIs,s hin.
onn' WoDlI bum sbs bridges before
chem
Tb, To- pr'cnsd' 1ro5 The fIu .ha,
Tho Lord aa. .p4 them tba. ha.f1 .hem.
80 ,as
I1f fba.ance wheel .7 sometimes in
171rt aG ha etfwaf ala res. Of hn
FI'a.I I1 hH ls1l..J.Ul4 Now.
Sharp County record., 1896-02-14

All primaries held prior to call b7
the designated committees are Informal
and irregular. 10 is the du.y Of tbe
state Democratic central commi ttoe 10
first dS the basis Of representation in tho
convention and then issue call for
primrries. To gnoFe the authority Of
the state central committee is a breach
Of party usage that smacks strongly Of
uniairness. lfthe various counties can
90 ahead and hold their primaries with
out regard to any general understanding
what ocoa sion is there for state central
committee anyway, n It is right for
these counties to bold primaries before
there has been any call why elnt ,hev
just as easily hold prima'its asrs OHa..
bcr and instruc, for sl,a .fprt ar
1887 The state central sanmuua
should declare itself and require aI 5r
nariea TO oe heid oyer airt .lr grarti
all has been issued Ark Demaaat
Sharp County record., 1896-02-14
FOR ASSESSOR.

We are authorized to announce W II spott.
candidate for the Office Of Assessor Of Sharp
county, subject to the action Of the Democratic
party
The RECORD is authorized 10 announce W W.
Hall a candidate for the Office of Assessor of
sharp county, subject TO the Democratic pu-
marles,
Sharp County record., 1896-02-14

W. NAV have read conventions MI
.iorn.5gr. we nay write lui talk and
1s-s 7s-.-dt-ons in f471r Of good reads
I'M, = shall never ge. them until we
sboli.s our present read laws and adopt
he ssx system, We get roads Just as
vs ,st ss5ools, court houses and JlIl''
by Living a. tx and applying the
rronsv iulioiousIy to road improvement
Wh.h We change the constitution so IHa'
sas people will have the opportunity 10
.nr5ss ,his tax they will begin to I'M
55oEs tus pubic highways, just As 'ha
aehoqls began to improve when 'he peo-
pIs ;ook advantage 0ftle i've mills lax.
Is soon a. the Law begins TO show COCA
results it will grow in favor, snd It vii.
oos be long until there will be a general
improyement.-Ark. Democrat
Sharp County record., 1896-02-14
rv,,ov crrrzEvs or sHARp Co!

am a candidate for the Office of County and
probte .TnJge, subject to the action of the DEM
ocratic naIty' have served you one term, ana
the result Of my work is before the PHOliSt; Pun oticd
gave to the discharge OF the duties ot ne evnari-
ence of one term wlIl enable me to do more anu
better work, if elected to another term II ny bs
Candidacy meets your approval, | snau ue
Pie@-' ~ Yours Truley.
T.. CARPENTER.
Sharp County record., 1896-02-14

bsr her and a fine young man toT
that Of Der htisr Tie mother jumped
U- s13 down in Ger chair, shifted her
fs.,-slarsi terribly disguised, md for
b,3s her daughter having anything TO
d -ir5 a 77uug man who would Frlie
s1cb sekalilg ana n0nsensic4l stun 80 .
g;ri Wien Jae Young isdV handed 'ne
: FiJ a ursr mother 10 read the house
fresls 40 sill that one could hear TIE
gy,sg + growing in the back yacd,-Ez.
Sharp County record., 1896-02-14

we have some shoes that we
will sell for the next 60 davs
a. prices that can not be dnDli.
Gated in The ri,y Try MS.
X. u. WILLIAMS & Co.
BatesYille Ark.