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The Monte Vista journal., 1897-06-05
BEAR RAISED ~ A GOAT.

WAss the Cab It Became =
First-Class Hsrder.
The bear that figures in the story
was known ~ JACK. and he belonged
to Lewis Ford. who formerly owned
goat ranch high up on the Cerro Colo
rado mountain. overlooking the lovely
valley of the San Joaquin. says the San
Francisco Call. Ford found the bear
when 1t was cub. soft. round, shining
and black. Being wifeless, childless
and alone. he adopted the tiny cub and
carried 1t home. Once there. Ford soon
found that foster mother must be
provided for the infant. and so fright
ened. trembling. bleating she goat was
brought to the house to take the place
OF the parent he so missed. It was on
ly after much combined force and per-
suasion the goat could be induced to
adopt as her own the unkidlike orphan
placed In her care. But the time came
when foster mother and foster child
were as happy and content in their re-
lations to each other as II the sight of
nimble-footed. blue-haired nanny"
sucking clumsy black bear cub WAS
OF the most ordinary condition of af-
fairs. The bear, which was named
Jack, waxed fat on goats milk; and a
more docile. tractable beast never
grew up under the guardianship of a
humane and loving mother. In the ear
Her days OF his adoption the baby was
baby in truth. He would not be left
alone. And 1t would have been a hard
er heart than Ford's that could have
resisted the pitiful whimper OF the lit
tie fellow whenever he thought that he
was to be left alone within the house.
Had there been any to see it in those
days they would have witnessed a
strange sight. The great. broad-s -shoul-
dered man following his flock as they
grazed on the bunchgrass-som
i've or six miles from homeland as he
walked the steep mountain side where
1t was 80 almost perpendicular that 1t
seemed that only the goats themselves
could gain foothold on the rocks he
carried the cub In his arms. But when
Jack grew older he was trained to herd
the goats. Previously number of
dogs had helped Ford, but the bear and
the dogs could not agree, and so the
dogs had to go. Jack took their place
well. and they were never missed. For
several years the bear continued to
help Ford. until the latter sold his
ranch and prepared to go to his old
home In Europe. Then a number Of
his neighbors tried to buy the bear.
Ford refused to sell him. and said that
II he could not take Jack with him he
would not go. The difficulty about
shipping the bear was overcome. and
now he and his master are living con-
tentedly in the old country. enjoying
the fruits OF their long. lonesome stay
In the California mountains.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-06-05
CARRIER PIGEONS,
some Birds Have the Homing Instlnc,
Very Strongly Developed.


Two interesting questions present
themselves concerning the length of
time during which the pigeon can re-
collect the place OF his home and the
distance from which he is able to find
his way back to 1t. says the Popular
Science Monthly. Some birds have
found their way home after five years.
absence, and 1t is generally considered
that good birds can be depended upon
for six months. Pigeons have returned
from Vienna and from Rome to Brus-
sells. and others. sold to be carried
away to America. have made their
way back to their original owner In
Belgium. When pigeons were to be
sent back and forth II has been usual
to keep two sets. with their respective
homes at either end OF the course:
and. when they have reached their
home. to carry them back to the places
from which they are to be dispatched.
An ingenious process has been devised
to overcome this difficulty and cause
the birds to fly with equal certainty in
both directions. Pigeons, for example.
whose home Ia In Paris. are confined
for several days at ST. Denis and fed
there at stated hour every day with
some fnvorite food which is not given
them at their real home. They be-
come. In the course OF time. familiar
with their new home and Its choice
dishes. When set at liberty they start
on ut once for Paris. without forget
ting the good things they enjoyed at
St Denis. When they are to be sent
back they are made to fast . little
while and are then let loose about
feeding time at st. Denis. They 20
thither. and. when they have their
own way. time their going 40 aa to be
there At the exact moment Of feeding.
Birds have thus been taugh, to ny
back and forth regularly between
places thirty miles apart.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-06-05
DRUNK roR TWENTY yr..,

correspondent writes: 81 was
on and OH for over twenty years,
When i had money, sober when had
Many dear friends i lost, and nuI
gave me good advice to no purpose
thank God, an angel hand came at la
the form Of my poor wife, who admin
ed your marvellous remedy. "Anti-,l
to me without my knowledge or con
am now saved and completely Il
formed from a worthless fellow to a !
and respected citizen"
II "Anti-Jag" cannot be had at
druggist, 1t will be mailed in plain wra
with full directions how to give seer
On receipt of One Dollar, by the Rel
Chemical Co, &c Broadway, New Yorl
they will gladly mail full particulars
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-06-05

the result of the vibrations caused by
the voice. Every vibrating body has
certain keynote or pitch to which
1t vibrates. 1t will respond to no 9TH
er note. 1t is necessary In considering
Professor Hallock's discovery to bear
this fact constantly in mind. The ap-
paratus of Professor Hallock Is very
interesting and equally simple. In the
nrst place, there is series of hollow
metallic spheres. differing In size. Nat
nrally, each vibrates to musical
tone, all different. There are available
as 1t were all the different vibrations
which go to make up melody which
pleases the ears Of great and small.
Each Of these balls, or metallic
spheres. has small hole at one side.
Opposite this hole membranous
drumhead is placed. A lighted gas jet
Is placed on the further side of the
drum. This arrangement is entirely
toward the point of vibration. There
fore. when the air inside the ball Is
made to vibrate by the musical sound
corresponding to Its tone pitch the
membrane also vibrates. Tie vipra-
ton is promptly communicated to the
lighted gas Jet on the further side OF
the drumhead. The vibration causes
the gas jet to jump. and therefore one
sound of the voice is registered in an
objective fashion. While 1t would be
very interesting the mere photograph
Of 4 single vibration would be prac-
tically valueless from a scientific
standpoint. but Professor Hallock has,
however. utilized his method in an
other manner. He arranges a series
Il these spheres. drumheads and lights.
o that each one responds to the tone
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-06-05

iy assisting us In our work for III" state
We have Just received from the printer an
lntrt-.tin. pamphlet devoted entirely "a
rolornin'- climate aud Its b"n-ni. W. are
particularly anxious to put thl. booklet In
the hands ~ physician. anh inyHliis through
pni III" East aud south. bo, 4 viii be Of
in,.r"-t To iho.. who are w"ll-tho.c ~ho
Nl.h to avoid Illness,
We wan, the pcopi. ~ Colorado 10 a..is,
!. In the proper distribution of TIL. work
- sending u. the nddr-.. ~ friends Wh0
would be Interested or benefited by recent
4 y copy ~r will mall tb" book 10 all .nrh
idir-..-. absolutely free of charge. Every
,.r.on having the interest of Colorado al
iuai, should act promptly In this matter
it~s a scnd the addresses to -
II. l.. wtNCuEI.L,
,,.nrtai Passenger Agent Gulf. Road and
NoMIh l'atk I.Inr. UrnNet. Colo.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-06-05
King uumbert 1. Ab.,,n.nt.

King Humbert is the only rcIgnluy
crcirn In Europe who drinks nothing In
water aas nbstains entirely from alec
l!puors-a fact which doubtless Will int
people In the United States. where
oceans OF lee water are consumed.
principle. but on account of his health
mas likewise given up tobacco, and VIII,
formerly he was won, to smoke doZeI
hose frightful. ill-smclinr. odd -lookin.
lhcstlc cigars known AS "NIrginiaS," "
nave straw through the center to ~
them to draw. and have to be held for
w" minutes In n flame before they Will
descend To light-hc now dispcuscs wit
hncro In every form. This Is In Conselu
II his asthma and bronchitis
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-06-05
sARNAro'o GOOD FORTUNE.

How Ne Was Mad, to Marry Mar.
II 10 better to lie bern lucky than
rich. When Mr. Barnato was st 10.
hannesburE last year. rays the London
Z Figaro. he determined To 10 to the
races. You'll only lose your money" :"
said his friends wsrninGly. well, I
wont take any with me-" hs replied.
and then ! shall be all right" Ar
riving st the racecourse. he saw . man
with . peanut and fruit stall and asked
aim what he'd take for Il.
Two hundred pounds" was the re-
sly.
Done with you" said Barnato.
We'll. where's the money!" asked
tho man. A. Barnxto was proceeding
to appropriate the stall.
"Oh! I'm Mr.. Darnato. Nli bs all
right"
We'll, that's good enough for me-"
Within an hour BarnAto had sold ths
contents Of the stall for fs0o. He paid
the man his 1900. stsksd the balance
on the races and won $4,000 before
The end Of the day.
Perhaps Il IL not generally known
how Ar. Barnato came to bs married.
The bssinninss Of bis fortune are said
70 have been due to the prudent pur-
chase Of. diamonds Ia South Africa.
rhsss hs deposited for safety with .
certain barmaid In Kimberley. After
time ~ said 70 hsr:
"0lvs ~ my diamonds. I'm OF for
Hurops. when I return we'll get mar.
risd."
II think we'll b married arst." she
replied. and those were the oniy terms
on which he eouid est back biz dia.
aonda. Nov this astuts yeuas lady
70 the present Mr.. Darnato. and ~
baby drttss aioas The kias's roaA q
bsisAtes In . silver psraabsiaaSs.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-06-05
BICYCLES At WHOLESALE
WILL PAY oioo ron ANY CASE
or w-aknc.. In n.n rh-r Treat .aa
l.ll 4, Care.


i.l - Care.
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Phosphorou. or other harmful dfux- Il V
wo>prRrvL LTpArsrNr-msxicsi IA IL
sn~rts-po.itlNc In its cure. All rec. srs,
who are suffering from = ~.atn--. tNas
bl.hts their life, causing that mental ~
physical suffering peculiar to Lost Man.
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COMPANY, Omaha, N-h., aud they viii
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PAPER on thee. dis-a'e., and positive proofs
OF their truly MAGICAL Ihn.rsrSr fhouo-
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Th. nAoicAt TREATMENT may b~ iake0
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pAy railroad fare and hotel bills to all Who
prefer To 1o there for treatment, II they
tail to cure. They nr- perfectly reliable,
have no Free Prescriptions, Free Cure,
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every ease they treat or refund every dol.
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bank to t~ paid Ia them when . -urs y
effected, Write them today.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-06-05
r. ,.,v,s ard p:.,r. ,..,s.

sunday. jupr 9TH, tho Huntington will pu,
on q niornih1 train brt wrcn beaver and
Lyons. THIS gives a daily service of iWs
trains rsrh way. The mornibR train will
IN week days leave Al Mn, =, M, arrive al
horse siaHe fut E.irs t'ark. leaving Lyon,
al 1 y, M. and arriving Esira tstk al 4 ~
y, M, Returning stage leaves E.tr. fatl
Il TN, - M, arriving At Lyons at ~ nooh
i~nVrr sNn y, M, Take the NiT 4. NJ
irnin fss Wrlrh's ttAnch. Arbuckic's ftshinI
Rsspvt and the famous ~. vrH,n Canos
iusniNu rssch~s Denver n, SNa p. m.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-06-05
Ts,o New.

Miidrcd-Why did you spurn the ~.
entions Of Charley Middleton Aiic~-
because he doesn't come Of an old
enough family to suit my folks. Nil.
ired-lndecd! Why. l supposed that
his grsat.krandfnthcr had fought II
he Evolutionary war. Aiice-That may
al be. but his father and mother have
Just taken up the bicycie.-clsvslas1
Leader.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-06-05
Di.honOrctl Drafts.

When the stomach dishouors the dI
made upon II by the rest Of the system.
necessarily because Its fund Of strcngt
very low. Toned with Hostcttcr's StOu
i,lttcrs II soon begins to pay out vigor In
shape of pure, rich blood. containing
elements Of muscle. bone and brain. !
sequence Of the new yigor afforded the 81
tch, the bowels perform their functions
llnrly. aud the liver works like clock W
Malaria has no effect upon system thu,
lufurcrl
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-06-05

Educational Institutions ar- OF value In proport
TO IN. completeness Of their equipment and the faN
,hl. aspects Of their environment. No Institution
the world has gathered To Itself such compot. adv
ia-- In the way of equipment and educational Abil
~ the NEs ESGLASp CoSsENsruRr % Music in
ton, It, pupils arc Instructed as thoroughly and
much care In the beginning Of their courses, as
the highest grades that nrv offered, Will. the rept
tinn Of the Institution and tn. f-cor made by II.
uatcs both at home aud abroad at all times ~
curriculum.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-06-05
A..,.rs..p c... . s.......

Since winnebAxo County. wlscon.
sin. adopted the workhousc cure for
trampa the number 10 be- cared for
has fallen from about 900 pcr month
In tho winter season 10 seventy ave
and q saving TO the county Of soma o..
900 = month has been effected.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-06-05

The editor Of this paper advises
read ers that free package of Pcruvit
the best kidney and liver cure on earth.
be delivered FREE to any sufferer, il "
ten for promptly, PRWuvIASA REMEDY I
2s6 9th St, Cincinnati, Ohio.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-06-05
N~lh,ss psrsssai.

NJ. brown tssatsd beside . stranger
In . cable cAr,--what time 10 II by
rour watch. pieasei Stranser-1 don't
know. NJ. Brown--1Dut you Just looked
II II. etranssr--Yss: only wanted
70 80 n II Wa stili there.-ChipA
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-06-05
Laxssls hy rslsphss

A novel suit at law was tried Ia the
sIrcuit court at Goshen. Ind. Monday.
Il was submitted by Eikhart attorneys
,ver the telephone and witnesses ex.
smlnsd In the same manner. Judge
warns deciding In favor Of the plain.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-06-05

"Do.s the road 60 uphill all the way
"NcS. To the SUBMITS crown"
''Whnt is there can our toll repay"
1--WE con>t as we come down "
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-06-05
- q n.s,s.> s,.s.

~ naak q Dasiaad employs about
1Jee ~ aal has . saiasy list. 10.
eiuo116 Oeosleos, Of about lsoo. 900 psf
anne4 ~ ooverno9s aad direetofs
q ~ ooak llst1s bstvssa then fil,.
~ ~ e11nA. q tAis tAs governors
seeeevs 0eoe sosA as1 ~ directors
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-06-05
ONE FARE FOR ROUND TRIP PLUS
e3.oo.
Travel

"a JOY to those who know hov - sss
the most out OF ", Luxurious t'uiisnans,
coaches, regular aud app~,isinx a,-sis a
dinlnx ru.ins % In diblnx ears. In ross
n~cftoa with shortest distance and ttMA
between given polhts. mpk~s travsithe o
pleasure st any s~rson of the y~sr. Thie
what y.n pay for aud got whoa ysss
ticket rrsds
~
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-06-05

"Gcorgic cried himself to sleep last mig
what was the mattcrE" "IIr ate dir
with Bobby Tompkins. and when he @
home he found that We had strrwbcri
while they only had stcwri rlubarb.''
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-06-05
Eaucat. Your newcl. WIN Ca.e.r.t.

~ can't get interested In any of the
nnvcls." why notr' Nothing In tn
thuut Wheels
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-06-05

I'VE sympathirc with Cuba, hut sympathy
doesn't ,'nst anything" "It doesn't, h.y'
| took sides with the cook once aud II cost
me SIS hat for my wife"
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-06-05

"a man Is never safe whats the II
ter nuwF' 81 answered an ndvertlscm
Offering light home work aud ran upon
VIII" hunting u man To beat carpet
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-06-05

uef. Mr. pefkin-r' "Sr-: l should Ike
leo lend my children 20 somebody and rent =
-rcuni hand lighthouse"
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-06-05

ri.o'. Cure for Consumption Is the only
,dsht. Mi..iinburv. Pa. Dee. ii. 1885
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-06-05

"McGlhbs Is contemplate creatu
I'm what particular wnyg" ''Wcll. h,
The kind Of man who would send anot
man Sunday newspaper without marI
the article he wanted him to read"
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-06-05
rcu't Tobacco Spit and Smoke Your Lii, Ava

70 quit tobacco easily and forever, he II
noiic, full OF hfe, nerve and ylgor, take
iu-Bac. the wonder, worker, that ma
weak men strong. All druggists, zoe. or
Cure guaranteed Booklet and sample {
Address Sterling Remedy Co. Chicago
New York.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-06-05

My daughter has earned big commits.
sion, but ] suppose III" can't collect it,
How ala she earn itr' "Sinrc she began
her vocal lessons every nelghb0r on the
block has bought wheel"
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-06-05

FITS Permanently Cured, .ont. n.rsousn--s after
irst day ~. OF pf. kltnc- Great N.fN. Rsstor.r.
Nsud tor FREE st.OO TRIAL hottl. and treatise,
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-06-05

Though spry we feel. and hope that tim,
To print our age has tnrricd.
our years are mnckci. with fatal chine.
liy our youngsters getting married.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-06-05
L,s,ow nsur r.>u,>.,, ,vu,D

"It you write to Queen Victoria you IN,
never fold your letter paper" ''Wcll, II :
writes to me. how Is itr'
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-06-05
,,-., Lice r.~a.r M.a- !. N,-,. N.p

Safest and best. VIII not harm egg. or
rhick. Sent postpaid for BE, Sold by deal.
rT- or uaines Seed CO., l;iei 18th street. Den.
yer, Colo, Samples sent free.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-06-05

''Shc must have very small feet" "whyf'
shes always asking 10 borrow somebody's
ruhbcrs!"
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-06-05

..'noS nciJ n aoiIoq OF SIl mop sldi
'us s.iutII,. =, 'qiIusM uuul IaIlsq y III
lusluoD, :auIfus plo sql M0uf noi 'IlsM
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-06-05

GUITAR At SIGHT. ANY one can pii
.urklrrt's a. Is. q. Muthod u Chords sent y
t.id Tor Soc !. II H.li susir praisr Kansas city
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-06-05

''Th- Hagrins' honeymoon Is over "How
do you knowf" "sh- has quit cnllin. him
shubt
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-06-05

My sweet pea. were all trnmpei down
III. worninr." "pid the cat do iir' mo;
We think the nir-hip fell on them"
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-06-05

care the cherries all killed by the fros
NO; We think we'y. saved a few for
robins"
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-06-05
llrln lnlssSasln

"our preacher IL up.to.datr every time"
IN Character. aud How to itrpair Them
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-06-05

W. n. O.-okNvgN.-No. %. ..s0ov
49, .rt,!!es !: s1ysssisss4 IT, -
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-06-05

Vim Cycle Company. Chicago, Ill, ars
offering rare bargains IN bicycles. 1t will
pay you to send for their large catalogue
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-06-05

Blessed Ia the man who knows how
little bs knows Of other peoples bvsi
mesa.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-06-05

No,n~ urratm-nt=wrtitrn guarantee given
,lifr no pay. send . stamp fnT treatise Nstirut
Medicine Co. HofnrlsNili- y. \. Mention th. pap
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-06-05

so far has had the temerity to venture
within this cave to discover the mys-
tcrious source when comes Nearer. My
God. to Thee"
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-06-05

Nattoaai Eaucaetpaal Assecaoeloo,
Maweskss. w.. NY etss, see7.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-06-05
SOUND PHOTOGRAPHY
rHE VOICE MAY NOW ss
CAUGHT ~ CAMERA.
One Of the Most Wonderful Invsntions
Of the AEs-A New Range of Start
ling Possibilities Opened Up to stud
snts Of the Art.
" T Ia nnu

T is now possible
to have your voice
photographed. The
result of the ex-
periments along
this line by Prof.
William Hallock
have proved the
fact beyond q
doubt. The photo
graph is that pro-
duced by picturing
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-06-05

fs Csss Csastipastsa vsssves.
fShs CAArsrsts Cspdy Cathartie loo OF -
u @ @. O. tall 70 ours. drugsistA rrfund 0oas1
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-06-05

Candy Catha-tic, cure constipation forey
Zoe. II c. e. c fail, druggists refund money
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-06-05
Mr.. w,..,o,,.. s.osn,nx .yr.p

urrhtiirsu t--thlns ."ttsns thssum. reduce indian
nation aay. pain ~ini cole. : cents bottl.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-06-05
OLDFRENCH DUNGEON
DISCOVERY IN A CASTLE or
THE NINTH CENTURY.

a As.ery - The rr.s,s sa,Adi. As.s-
ros.A ~ Laaarsssss. 1t Ose Time the
Priseapsl City n frsviacs da Nord
h HroncA
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-06-05
Hair. Catarrh Cu

Is constitutional cure. Price, 15c.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-06-05

NoTo-h hac for fifty Cents.
Guaranteed tobacco habit cure. mako. weak
men strong, blood pure. bOc, o.. All drueristA
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-06-05

ANDRECIES was
at one time the
principal city Of
the . province du
Nord. In France.
and ~ 1t was prac-
tically on the from
tier Of that coun-
try 1t was the OBJ
jective point of
many raids and
sieges from the
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-06-05

SaRea Re Rossts.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-12-07
A CARD.

TO THE PUBLIC OF HONOLULU:
During my illness, Mr.. j. j. Byrne,
who for the past two months has la
ken charge of my grocery business,
will continue as manager.
Thanking you for past. patronage,
and soliciting continuance of same,
p. j. VOELLER.
HONOLULU, December l, 1897.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-12-07
WAS some LIVELY BIDDING
NlHUKU LOTS KNOCKED OFF Al
HIGH PRICES.
Sale was Yesterday and the Result
was Telephoned to Lahaina to Cat:n
the Mauna Loa.
Lahnina. Maui. December b.


The mail from Paia missed the Mall
ma Loa by one half an hour. The re-
suit of the auction sale of the govern
ment lots at Nahiku was telephoned
by the Stars Paa correspondent TO
c. II. Dickey. at Lahaina, who kindly
dispatched the news to Honolulu on
the steamer which arrived this morn
ing.
The lots went to the highest bid
ders as follows: Lot 6. Il. II. Bailey,
$525: lot II, A. NJ. Feitesh. $500; lot
IA, w. II. King, $30s.70; lot 10, j. IL.
Nishwitz, 500; lot 21, Sam Kalaua,
$367.5O: lot "a. a. Hooking, $675: lot
26. William Goodness. 1925: lot 30, w.
o. Aiken, 1925; lot 80, ID. c. Lindsay,
$337.2O: lot "a. w. +. Mossman, $475;
lot Al, Mrs. w. f. Pogue, 1896.
The bidding on some of the lots
was very lively, especially those sold
to j. II. Nishwitz and Senator Hook
ing. while some others went at the
upset price.
Lahaina is unusually lively. as the
whole jury list of fifty was ordered 20
be on hand in order to insure iuries
for the three murder cases. Every
house in town is full to overlooking,
and in many instances beds have 10
be made on the floors.
Tonight Judge Kahaulelio gets up a
grand luau and reception for Presf-
dent and Mrs. Dole. who are expected
by the Mauna Loa. and will spend
some three hours ashore.
The court has been occupied all
day with the Waikapu murder case.
Attorney General w. o. Smith is pros
ecuting and the defense is being con-
Quoted by C. Creighton.
Mr.. Creighton, after ayailing him
self of the temporary challenges. eN-
pressed himself as satisfied with the
following jury: George Dunn, ~
Kopke. r. C. Searle. w. L. Decota, d
Quill. Max Ecl<hart. John Wagner. w
s. Nichols. +. II. Piper, J. Hare, Z
Hime and r. \. Wadsworth.
Up to the present time four witness
es have been examined for the prose.
cution.
Arrangements have been made &c
lay down mattresses in the court room
tonight for the jury.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-12-07
FOR SALE.

An estate in Manoa Valley, contain
ing a superficial area of nine and
three-fourths acres is for sale at n
bargain. Portion of land is in taro.
The holding is leased to See Lin for
fifteen years from December 20, 1892,
at 800 per annum.
Apply to A. S. Humphreys, corner OF
King and Bethel streets. Upper.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-12-07
Made.

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benefit Of our purchasing all
goods in large quantities
whereby we can purchase
goods at a much lower figure
than other dealers.