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SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1896-05-21

Die neiiten fleineren beuti9en 8ldts
ter bes 2anbes balten iid in Der GiIberz
frage aebanfenlos an Die gslbfreunblt=
1et ,,@rpBen", iute Die Neip gorfer llnb
Die ,Sllinoiier Gtaatsseitunsen, inbem
iie bei6eiben annebnteH, baB in jenen
,,666eren Gpbdren" Die Beisbett in
allen 9ingen aeniB ldnsit 9epa9tet
iuprben. g9obl f6nnen ficb Die rei9eu
g8eltbldtter Die bDbere @elebrtbeit
oienItbar MAIDEN, aber ben einfaden, se=
Iunoen MeniAenperitanb, Der Dem ae=
tuBbnli9en 9solfe eigen lit, t6unen iie
ni1t moaOpoliliren; mir wollen 5luar
iol9en bur6aus ni9t nniern eliteu
oertiden eournaliiten abipretben, ion=
bern nur anbeuten, baB Die .,&ieineren'
uon ibrer 9uten &ortion einfahen
8iirgerneritanbes in Der 8dhrun9sfrast
rubig @ebrou9 MAIDEN oiirften. In
srueifelboft iteben Die 2UfalbIdtter oeni
8ulte udber ais Die ,,@roBen" unD ibr
@eIammt= @iniluB iit besbalb inteniiDer
gBer IOl6e Madt beiist, Oarf itol2
lelbititdnbig fein, lei es als Sob"
Uber als ,,5ilbermann"
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1896-05-21
sir 6olO aaitO GGeDelatO
GrflGrte fitJ bic Oeinufratiitbe Staats.
tonDention in 9lberOeen.

@eltern fanb in glber6een Die oemos
fratiibe StaatscDnnertion itatt.
@nt9e9en ben auf Die 8eridte bon
ben geuntpconpentionen geitiBten 8erz
ausiebnngen, baB Die @ehrsa6l Der 8e.
fesaten fir Sreililberprdgung fudren,
Seiste es iid ibon slet9 i'm Be9inn Der
Convention, baB Die @Ol6leute Die
Sberbnnb batten. sic eripd6lten ben
8oritber, itdmlid ben nttsSilberrnanrt
g. u. 9fnmIep BON g8oonlpdet. gu
Sefretdren tunrben 5rant 8iegelmeier
unb SO. q. slibton ertuablf.
Sn Der abenbIisung entipann ii6 Elm
lebbafter &anpf nm Die Geloplanfe, Der
ieoO6 nit einem 8otun1 BON 223a gegen
1873 Stimmen segen 6reiitlberprdgun9
enoete.
Die 8latform beiBt oas 9egentudrtige
8dbrungsiDItem nno bic glepelanb'i6e
abminiitratipn gut, seiht Die &epubli=
faner Der 8eri9wenoun9. Opppnirt elmer
@rbObuns beg eesenlpdrtisen SoGlta.
rifs unb ipri6t ii4 9egen ge6eime polt.
til9e @eIelll6aften aug.
Die f0lgenben 8ele9aten Sur 9atiO
nalconbention in Chicago tuuroen er.
lpd6lt:
/. 9iitrift, S. so. 9tooer pOn Gem
terrible.
2. 8iftrift. stidbter S. 6. Garlauo
BON 9ieur Sails.
8. 8iitrift. gomunb gOet BON gils
mot.
4. 9iftrift. g. q. aamiee BON gaoOn=
iofet.
5. 9iitrift. @eOrse gutOer BON Brit
ten.
s. 9iftritt. g. 9. elrnolO BON Sps=
mid.
I. 9iitrift. Samss 81. gOObs BON
Rnpio Gitp.
5. 9iftritt. gsifIiom 9. Steele BON
9eabtpoob.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1896-05-21

Selt 1889 tuuroell Die @lleitbabn1tens
erlt ben perI1iebenen Counties auF cine
uon Der Observation-Disclosures genta1te
@inI6dbuug be5nblt, uno nibt mebr,
ipie inter territorialer Gertpaltuna, oUn
ben 8rutto ginnahmet oireff an ben
5taat. Der 8eri9t iiber Die 8eripoe
ieit 1889 lit nod iti1t eoniplet berausS
gegeben ipproen, bp6 tpirb er ficber einen
Mel b56eren Steuerertrng inter BEN
neueH 8eiteuerltngsipiteia aufpeiien, al8
Das friibere er5ielte. glls 8eiipiel bie=
| ne Sugbes gount1; in oentIelben fano
felt Der Serritorial5eit feline gersrDBe=
rnng Der Meilen5abl itatt, iuabreno aber
inter bent GDltem OeE Brnttp- @innabz
mene 8eiteueraug Die oas guuntD burh-
querelibe 8obn bemIelben in tleun Sab
ren nur S9, ,48o.o3 all 5teuern besablte,
bate iie unter Dem neuen @iniddbungs=
/ ipftem in blDB iecbs Sabren s28,656.o9
| 5u entrt6ten.
@ilmDt. @rDBe glufreaung bat
bier Die Gerbaftuna bes 9iebaftenrs
/ Moiber pom "@5iiietpn gitD Snterz gn
pire" berporeerufen. g8abreno Der
lfir5fihen ganlpaane beidnlbigte Der
Ge0afteur ben neueriudbiten @eri1ts=
Iclerf s.. g. Morris Der 8eItecbung ppn
| 8etegaten 5ur gDnpention. 6err Mors
lris Itrengt MIN cine 2ibenflage geger
ben 3eitunssberausseber an
aberbeen. SIN 9rp5eB eyObn
i lg6nmberlain gegeu Die gpnntDs@pm
lnlifi1re bat &ibter Campbell oas @eiud
loes &Ldgers anf cine nD9malige 9er=
Ibanblung abgelebnt. @s bnnbelt iiGj
/ befanntlitb nm Die Gpntrollflbrung i'm
gOuntprntb. sSn gertretung Serru
| g6nmberlains ipirb 2lnfualt graemer
beim 9ber9eridt gerufiing gegen bis
@ntIdbeibung Der eriten sSnitan5 einle9er.
j Surpn. 9r. George SO. san, mel
| der Dor brei Sabrelt ppn Menolba, isis,
1 hierher fam. iIt bier 9eitorben. 8r,
! sSaD bate ii1 in ggiscpnliil als 8Dli;
/ tifer heroprgetban unb bas glmt bes &e-
lgiitrars am 8un6e8 2anbamt 5u Menos
4 iba IL Sabre lang befleioet
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1896-05-21
9ns natipnale 2IbaeprbnetenhaI

9aS rationale gIbgeorbnetenbaus
nabm i'm Mars cine SOrlage an, iuel6e
Die gunbestdnoereien in Sfla6pma, Die
frii6er esnotaner &eiernatiunen tuaret
ltnb BON ben Gotbbduten Der &egiernng
abqetreten fpuroen, ben 9lniiebIern freiz
eiebt, ndmli9 10, OnB 9eBtere nur bic
unter benz Seimitdtte9eiese iibli6en
@intragsgebibren 5u be5ablen baben
ipiirben, pbne auBer6enl nod Den auf
Iol9e friibere Snbianerldnoereien gelegs
ten &anfpreis entridten su nriiiieu.
Die 8orlaee 9in9 oann an ben Senat
iiber, ipo Iie einem gumite iiberluieien
fpuroe. 8pn oieIem ii9ern baum Senas
tor &ettigretu Die @riueiteruns Der 8e=
1timmungen Der 8orla9e auf ale friibes
rem Snbianerldnbereien in ben Ser.
@toaten, auf tuelde Elm &aufpreis ses
fegt tpprben. Sn benielben tudren alIo
aud Die in pen lebten Sabren er6ffneten
0anftpnz unb 9ifietun &eIerpationet
irbe9riFen. @s iit CUTE SOffnung nDrs
bunben, DAP Die 8orlage in bieier Surm
Den Genat unb AUDI bas Q69eorbnetenz
halts pafiiren ipirb.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1896-05-21
Tea

Sci Srtb 8efta9 fam am
lebten Sreitag Elm Sunge an.
uniere 56ule miro am 5reitag
fiir Die SUmmerIerien geidlofien.
6r. unD 6ram sSobn 8eters ipas
ren in 2ennpr unb iAnidten bic @rds
Der Der ssnmilie Geters I'M bprtigen
&ir6bpf. Sic Mutter nn6 cine Gdlpes
iter Des Serrn 4seters liesen bort
begraben.
Im 9onneritag bteIer gspde,
3a1mittags i'm brei llbr, miro Die
Srauirns bes Serrn SranS 8elad niit
SSrdnleit &atbarine 8etjen i'm Sauie
Der 8rautmutter bnrd) Serrn 8aitOr
gB. Sarber BON 9ennor itatffneeR.
Die 5Od5eitsfeier rpiro cine edit Oeiltz
ibe feiit
6r. eSobn 8eters erhielt eirten
8rief oon ieinern Batter aus 5reepn,
in toelhenl 2ekterer oeutlid I'll erfennen
aibt, oaB er iib iuieoer tad 8afOta
suradiebnt. 8or brei Suhren 5us er
nit $4,000 aug hieier @e9enb HadD
Oregon; er bebielt feline bieiige 5arnl
ie6o6 ltnb bas mar Iein Slid. @r
ihrelbt, baB er Dpn ben 40 9leres, bic sr
IN Oregon faufte, nld)t ieiilen 9ebenss
unterbalt berausi1la9en f6nne, bod
belfe Die Safofa Sarnt ibnl ans. 6ier
Elm 9lussue aus Dem 8riefe: ,.Mnn
min mod INNER mebr 2eute uab Sree
gon lpden. Stun, bier BEL uns lit es
I6on lberpOll. 9lnf der giertelieftion
i. s., lpobon id1 40 Gcres falfte, fOnnte
Der friibere Beiiber i6on rid)t ii6
our9i1lngeH; er bate ii9t geltig 6eu
fir ieine 5luei @fer0e unb apei &iibe, iie
nnlBten @trob unb 8uid freiien llrto
nm iinb mir brei ssaulilien ailf Oenielz
ben Stif. SD nluB meme 8iibe i'm
CONNER anf Der Gtrabe laufen IafIen
uno I'm @iilter itOpfe i'd, iie mt @troh,
SD erntete 103 8nihe[ Safer; banlits
un6 nit etiuas 5trOb 3iuei @ferbe 5iI
Ifiittern lift cine &rnit. sic Ieben aber
aud banab aug. 9Sas @ra8 mas iie'
finoen lit pdiieri9 nnb 9ibt ibnen feinei
Graft. llne baSil niuratelang falter
Sie9en. gsie bic 2ente. Die bier dlif
| 20, 10, 5 bis 8 gleres iiber, birhfunt.
men, bas lit mir Elm GdtbieI.4
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1896-05-21
@eaemiiber ben Aeftiaen gell

@e0eniiber ben befti9en 8eriii=
bunaet Der 8rpbibitiDniiten, Our6 Die
perlhiebenIten Nfiftel Dem g8ioerruf Oes
8r0bibitiOnsgeleBes in Der SerbItmabl
ber5ubensen, lit, tuie mir fiiralitl bereits
ausfiibrten, elm planmdBi9es 8Dr9e6en
BON Der liberalen Geite bringenb 9ebp.
ten. llnb es tueroen iebt aud 56ritte
aethan, pur6 einnen 8erbano Der an9e=
iebenften 2iberalen i'm Gtaate, Der ben
9aamet ,,8anfers anh BulineB Men's
g(5ioeiation" fiibren rpirb, bic Mntis
gsrobibitiDnsfrafte 81 orsaniiirell Die
Qlgipciatiun tuirb o6lli9 parteilos nnb
ihr 8rafioent elm 8emDfrat, Der Sdabz
nieilfer unb Der 5efretar &epublifaner
unb eiitiae Der gomitentit9lieber Bopll-
iiiten Sein. Die Organization 5Oll itddD.
{ter gaae complet iuerben llnb banr
miro bic 9liiDciatipn binnen &ur5em 0a1
nit be9innen, burdb 5luSidriften OH
qdnslide Spblbeit bes 5ipan9sgeieBes
blpSsuleqen inb bas SoIf bur1 itatiiti4
Sd,e 3ablenbeiege iiber ben S9aoen, Der
Sic gSrObibition benz Gtaate ipipobl ii
,noraliIher fpi in materieller 0irt
Sidht safiiete, auf5uftdren. sic piri
seiaen, oaB Die uier5ebn Staaten ipel6,
friiber einmal 8rubibitiDn batten, #
iuieoer aufgaben, neil es ii9 heraus
Stelte, baB inter berIelbeH Dem grllnf
ilid,t aeItellert, Die 3abI oer gerbre6e
eber uermebrt ais perminbert puroe un
sa6lreithe 8irgsr bur6 bieIelbe gar
nublDSe ibpere @isentHumsUerlulte e.
afitten.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1896-05-21

(SS I6eint faum mebr 5tpeifelhaft,
DaB Rc&intep in Der republifdlttiben
g1ationalconpention in ct 2onis elm
itimnig fir Die 8rdiibentIbaft nOninirt
luerben lpiro, pbluobl, Ooer pielmebr
eben neil er in Der @dbrungsfrage
imner mod ni9t 5telluug geuumnten
bat. @r iiBt ftnmnt ,.arf Der 5ena"
slno 6linselt @olOtdfer unO gilberitel1
alei9 Oeranigt an.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1896-05-21
Sic MacSfinlen= blinoen8 8eitunoen

,SDtG MlCStlIIt4sUIIH SRIIHH9th DC.
banpten, baB Die gtusfubr Der Ser
5taaten inter benz ggillOn= Earif abaes
uommen, Die @iafubr aber 5usenOmmer
babe, 5tatiitiide 5batIade aber lit,
oaB unIere Qusfubr an 8rotftoffen nab
retb ben neun Mpnaten Dor bem 81.
Wedrs 1896 um % WilGiOnen 9Dllars
qr5ser mar, afs in ben lteiIn Wonater
bor benz 81. Mdr5 1895. gtud 8ountz
auoIle nnb RineratOele ueilen cine Oer=
mebrte9lusfubr in berBeriObe unter Dem
8tllpnzgarif auf.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1896-05-21
0ns @trQfoeIeb aeQen unoorIi9tiz

9aS 5trafgeIeB ge9en unooritdtiz
aes nnb mutbpillises gbbrennen Der
Grairie, mo bas Seuer nm iih sreift
llnb ben Na6barn bes l1rbebars 5daoer
aufiat, peradngt enefnbli6e 5traten
tuabren610 Mpnaten oesSabres;ln 5rpel
Msonaten nber, ndmlitb I'M Suli nno
QluauIt, itempelt es ben 5duloigen &C.
rabesu gum 8erbred1er, inDem bas Stns
jteden Der srairie udbrenb Der Belt als
8ranbitiftung bebanoelt iDiro.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1896-05-21
@nalfn,s aarniea alpe.

8ie bette Galbe fir 51nittipnnben,
anetI9ungen, @elbmiire, GalsilnB,
Sroitbenlen a1b alleSautausfdbldg Gnz
rirtSdmorrbpioen, pher feline Besnbflns
perlanst. 8efriebieans sarantirt. 25c
per Bur. Sci GteenIen 81 Son.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1896-05-21

\ GnlSflnB tritt oft auf bel faLtens
g8etter, Die innere 6anb ersreifeiab naD3
aiibere &6rpertbeile. Spo0'8 Sarlapa.
rilla. Der srOBe Glutreiniger, beilt
5nlSfluB. SDuO's 9sillen ipirfen pors8
5islid) na6 Der Mablseit Huo turirett
8opiweb.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1896-05-21

Sn benz gbeif bes triiberen gerri=
tortums 9afota, Der beute 5iiO. 9afOta
umfa6t, iuuroen pdbrenb Der Sabre
1879 big 1889 folgenoe gln5abl Nteilen
@iienbabHen gebaut unb na6eenannte
S5teuerbetrtae babon einaenpmmert
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-03-17
SPAIN HAS EQUITY.

Spain is not to be unreservedly
blamed, condemned and cursed for
protesting against the recognition
of the Cuban rebels by the United
States. This step on the part of
the Big Republic means much to
the Spanish government. 1t is de-
feat by colony, humiliation, dis
cipline, a sacrifice of nationalism
and a crushing financial blow.
When all is said and done it
will be found that arbitration
would better by far suit the
case. Recognition of the Sons
of the Soil of the fine little
Island means that all the mad
and interested and enthusiastic and
sentimental and selfish friends of
Cuba and enemies of Spain in the
United States will lend unlimited
support to the rebels. 1t is small
wonder, then, that Spain is just
now angry at the United States and
is straining every nerve to stamp
out the insurgent forces. Itisp plain
from the American papers and from
the proceedings in Congress that the
hurrah element has the upper hand
at present and that not the slightest
heed is being given to any claim or
case or right Of Spain.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-03-17
WAS DOING DEVOTIONS.

Those who best know that ad-
mirable and altogether good citizen
"Parson" Fred Smith will readily
realize with THE STAR that his
adventure in the mountains was
one growing out of a higher mis-
sion and a holier errand than a
search for scenery or curios. This
devout man was on the somber and
sacred Sabbath making an ascent
to the highest point of the Island
with a deeply religious purpose.
In the solitude of great elevation,
far from the "maddening crowds
ignoble strife" with his
plug hat scraping the clouds,
"Parson" Smith was INDUCING in
penitence and devotion. Alone
with his Maker he was pouring out
his spirit or spirits like patriach Of
old. This is the true aspect of the
man who labors SO zealously and
increasingly for the welfare of the
souls of his fellow beings. If lost
up there again the "Parson" should
call for a hack. Half a dozen of
the drivers on any of the stands
could hear the weakest whisper of a
prospective passenger even on Nil
hau.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-03-17
BRAVO, DAMON.

s. M. Damon, the Minister OF
Finance, has done Hawaii signal
commercial and political service
this day. He has given the posi-
tive assurance that there is to be nc
increase on the duty on California
wines, and further that there
will be no toll added on any
American articles. This is ar
utterance from the Cabinet; it ad
vances the sentiment of the Legis
lators and the body Of the people
and besides is from the head Of the
Department which includes the
Bureau of Customs. 1t is likely
that now the last has been heard o.
theoretical and decidedly dangerou:
tariff tinkering on the part of GER
tain government officials who have
invited the singing rebuke carried
with today's utterance of Ministel
Damon.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-03-17
Rival to Nave.
We have Just re

: we have Just re
ceived from N. Y. a large ship.
ment of the best low priced
Ranges made in the u. S.
One style is known as the
Rival Manhattan" and it is a
low priced, hve-hole Range,
with large fire box fitted with
shaking and dumping CRATE,
automatic oven shelf, large top
end shelf, drop broiler door,
and nickel oven door panel.
Number 6 has an oven I3 by
10, and number 7 has one IS by
IS. These are not the ordi.
nary stove, such as you will
find in most OF the stores, but
a complete range, with five
holes; and room enough to do
all the cooking Tor a good
sized family, and yet small
enough to go into a small kit
chen, and still leave plenty Of
room. A lady saw these ranges
going into our warehouse yes
terday; and bought one just al
it stood on the dray, saying
that, as she had only five t.
cook for she wanted just sucl
a range, SO she could get ric
of a larger old style stove
have more room, and burn les
fuel. We sell this range 70
$r2., so it is within the reach G
any family.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-03-17
HE HAD ENOUGH.
A MISTAKEN Husband who Wanted His
Money Back.


Mistaken Husband VINO Wah'eo nj"
Money Back.
Uewas towlepRed. iaybird heeled darky,
not over 4 feet high. He shuffied into
the Harrison street court and after having
the Judge pointed ont ambled up to him
In a basbful sort of way and shifted from
one foot 10 the other for full Ave minutes
until the iudee asked him what the trouble
was
"Jedoe what do II cost n man fob beaten
No ,,ife,,
,,IIa ought IN 90 Tn the men," replied his
honor
"Don,t moan wheab he otter 90. but
,s,os,n he beot he wife an she perfur
.harnas ,aoins, him wbot,d Il done cost
hin,si,
aif she urefers n charge of assault and
hot,srv about $40 or 10 davsn
He nnbnttoned his ragged and greasy
Prince Albert. then united a few strings
tbat hold nm ola fashioned waistcoat to-
na,bsr and nn,,mbered bis arm enough to
Roach to the bottom Of A capacious inner
nacla, from, which after much rummag-
no no bronght forth n handful of silver
ana conner aid n on the iudpe's desk and
said. "f,ount IL. ledge I'zedun suah theah's
s'o ,hab y
Tha ;uds,o co,nted the money and found
\ II an right. - ------
snow, ledge, that's fob my fine Pze goin
right home an p'oceed to knock de hide
often my ole woman S'pose be back beah
d'reckly In company wifi a ossifer," and he
shuflled toward the door.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-03-17

JUsT how THE STAR managed
to place Levi P. Morton alongside
Governor Pattison as Democrat is
difficult to explain. 1t will never
happen again. Probably about
everybody knows that Morton is a
Republican. Anyhow his politics,
personally, will not cut much of a
figure in the actual race for the
Presidency.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-03-17
WV. DIMOND,S

The lawns in Honolulu form
an attractive feature to tourists |
and residents. The visitor ar
irving here at this season from
a locality where billiards., snow
and sleet have been character
istic of the north are Impress
ed with the beautiful green's
unfolded to their view here in
Paradise.
But nice lawns and well
kept gardens do not come spon-
taneously; they are the result
of hard work by the yardman
and artistic planning on the
part of the head of the house.
And much depends on the
materials used. You can get
a lawn mower, mayhap, that
will look well when you buy it
but six months afterward grass
cut with it will resemble the
hair on a NANCY dogs back
"odd and even"
The New Model is {
superior mower because tn,
materials from which it is mad,
are of the finest quality. TIL
steel blades are hardened s,
that they will not nick ant
break when they are rul
against an algeroba bean. w
have seen the New Model
that had been used on tn
toughest kind of land withou
its suffering IN any way frol
what might well be considered
rough usage.
: In this place, where lawn
:, are sometimes neglected an
where the grass grows rapid
a high grass cutter is a nece'
:. sity. You've been paying 81
for one such as we charge yo
50. Is there a saving in i
4 We have them as low as s.
U All high grass cutters. The
cut long grass, tool
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-03-17

ACCORDING to Representative
Robertson a Government billet is
rather a soft snap" Of course
this does not apply, even in his
estimate, to all the trusts held I'M
der commissions of the Republic.
In the minds of good many peo-
pie reform effort should be in the
direction of securing shorter hours
for men outside the Government
payrolls, to the end that all hands
might look stall fed.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-03-17

IT is advisable to have signed
and in operation before the first
mail leaves, repeal of the absurd
law which permits the arrest Of
boys for selling San Francisco
papers on the streets of Honolulu.
The prescription of these prints
was as bad break as the fool talk
of increasing the duty on California
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-03-17

In mentioning recent case Of mush.
room poisoning the Washington Evening
Star says: The mushrooms were undoubt.
eddy the Amanita verna, which, with
Amanita muscaria, are the most poisonous
mushrooms known. There is but one an
tIdote known for amanitin or muscarin
poison, and that is sulphate of atropin.
The use of atropin, as has been fully dem.
onstrated, will quickly neutralize the
effects of muscarin and amanitin on the
nerve centers Of the human system as
well as that Of the lower animals. The
dose may BIO administered either by means
of hypodermic injection or by the mouth
In che usual way.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-03-17

SAYS BradStreefS: Further ex-
pressions of opinion are forthcoming
in favor of the establishment Of a
permanent system of arbitration for
the settlement of disputes between
the United States and Great
Dr;to;,,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-03-17

ClSuUCS OllOlOuSh anu Coh-
slant circulation by which all
vapors arising from foods in the
provision chamber are CON
densed in the ice pan, and run
off with the melting ice.
Most refrigerators are so
constructed that vapors from
various kinds of foods are chill
ed to bead drops of water with
in the provision chamber.
Hence such refrigerators are
always damp and deleterous to
health; and hence the instruc-
ton "to frequently wipe the
moisture from the provision
chamber"
In the Alaska no gapors are
allowed to remain; but, by a
perfect circulation of air, they
are drawn through the hues in
to the ice chest and are con-
densed there. By thus removing
the vapor all odor is removed
for the odor is in the vapor
and dry, pure cold air falls
into the provision chamber.
The provision chamber of
the Alaska never coats from
condensation, but is always
clean and free from foul odor.
The points sought for in a
refrigerator are:
LIST. The preservation ofper-
ishable foods.
End. The disposal of foul
vapors which constantly exhale
, from provisions.
3rd. Dryness of atmosphere
. in the provision chamber.
4th. Low and unvarying
temperature.
9Th. Economical use of ice.
These results are best pro-
: duced by the Alaska, and are
: plainly demonstrable upon the
scientific principles used in the
build, by which low tempera-
ture and dryness of air are
E naturally and inevitably obtain
ed, and do away with the prin.
r cipal reasons of decay in meats
and fruits, dampness and vary
ing temperature caused by ex-
pansion and contraction o.
tissues, hence a dry atmosphere
and uniform temperature are
: conducive to their preserva-
5 ton.
The patent waste water traI
l is health assuring and keeps
out all odors deleterous tc
!. health as effectually as a sewer
! trap can. This trap is one O
the most novel, as it has Ger.
tainly proved itself to be one o
S the most useful improvements
Heretofore this cup has beer
on the end of the waste pipe
. outside of the refrigerator
Through carelessness or indif
f ference it has often been lost
: or not put on. Now this entirely
! new and novel design is fitted
) to the waste pipe in the provi-
sion chamber, just beneath the
f ice chamber, where it can be
easily reached to be removed
! when necessary to clean.
A refrigerator with a poor
provision shelf is almost USE
less, and most provision shelves
are worthless, because they
are made from wire or narrow
strips of tin or iron, so narrow
that no small dish can be placed
f upon them, and so weak that
} they will not support a large
article.
The provision shelf of the
Alaska is solid galvanized
iron and the slots are corrugat-
ed, and are wide enough SO
, that any dish can be placed on
them without tipping over. In
fact the construction of the
Alaska Refrigerator is the
acme of perfection.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-03-17
New Restaurant.
Near Post ONCE.

The Eating House on Bethel Street,
known as the New Model Restaurant
has been entirely renovated in the latest
style. Everything new. First. class
cook, steward and attentive walters
Meals served at all hours. The best meal
in town furnished for % cents. The up.
per floor of the building has been fitted
up for offices and these will be rented
cheap. 9l2 3m
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-03-17
TUESDAY, - MARCH II, 1896

IT IS perhaps a good thing for
the Appropriation Act that the
Cabinet Ministers have the privi-
lege of the floor of the House.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-03-17
BY AUTHORITY
Board Of Education Notice.
Honolulu. March 10, 1895.

Honolulu, March 10, 1896.
The regular Easter Vacation Of the
Public Schools of the Republic of Ha'
waii, will begin Friday, April 3D. and
continue until Monday, April ID, 1895.
BY order of the Board of Education.
JOHN F. SCOTT,
918 81 Secretary.