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Decorah-posten., 1898-06-07
ct Sort ifuot icnoer oo
Iammen.
lntas % 2eDbpn, to amerifanife
gngier' 8aabe. fnuier ct glof.
bus peb WatanSas.

5or no9le faa Sase fben bapbe
Spunierne ppfsrt ct nDt glotbus peo
Snolsbst at Ratan8as, s~itsnfor Yebro
6prtaarn. Strar bette rbgtsbss, be-
iluttepes naturIispis, at benns lifting
ituIoe bortrpDbes, % bet piite fig ba oss
iaa at bore en- final Sag.
gu9ierbdabene llncas % 2epoon III
/ Spgape at gisre bette, % msb fine 6
punbere, Der bleo afitubt paa en- balp
Wfils Siitance mob 5prtet, bar bet in
gen ponitelis Gag at brinss Sienbsn
til Sausbeb. Smtrsnt bpsrt Club
traf lit Siste, iaa 9arniionen beltpp
bIsp fprebt. Sortet blep olbeIss spes
lugt; be andre 5orter bar ube af
Stano til at bialpe, ba afitanben bar
for flor. s aIt aFprsbes % Club;
be ameritanIte Stibe feiIebe tilbaoe,
men bet antages, at minbft ct SuTn
Spaniere bar fat 2ipet til.
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-07
6paigbeo.

Oronnins @ietoria bar ION bstl'1
sipet fine 9srn en- meget itren8 sFS'
seIie. Gnsans toistsrsos ben \
prinissie Ropal meO nogle OT'''1
Oronninsens abparenDe SIit 4ldIp Y
Sluttelis lob priniesien msO Y''
lit 9Ommetsrtlabe fable u0 al "
men. Ollie SHicsrsr itprtsos 'is4II'
Zig til for at tage bet op; men G'0
ninsen forbso benz bet og idgo'
9atteren: "Stis up pg tag BET
islO!" SO bet bialp in8en ~
Mor"; prinIesien maatte Ip'iIs'
Gn anben Sang fit "Printie,' Yt'
fen af DaIes, en- gdonlt8 So!I'
Sammsn meb i'm Gar reo ban I'll :
% slsmte at bilie en- toro'9aa''
Serre. pa 5abersn iaa BETTE 'as
ban: "Rib tilbase, min Sen, O9 Y
ben Mdnp liseIaa bcfig, ipnl ID" J
Ite Sis!" 90 Yrinien moaiie 81
not
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-07
bos SbpmaTines Ssitsr grita ai,
8enialitet.

bos Sbomafines SeIter grito a,|
8enialitet.
-. "2igefioen "9sn Sr,misl
Tom ub (1S70) bar 9gatsfaa,rm
betSst trrlig iammsn, uoen at |
Sie bar billet tiaabe i'm Mano at 4
rloget, Der tunce piie Golf, bpuo br1
for ham. SUN faar tit frem peo "a
arbetoet meb BAN, bpao bebFcss
iaa mere2 flyer bun. - Msns Gei
Sic er Waleren. Der FER Tarperns |
prenbe Wansfoloisbeo." er 9bcma|
ION 8iaebbugeersn, Der former d
let, entelt es conciit. GGgttiRad
fan panftelis unouare biranosn. ri
bun life er / 9arslist, ipnss BET,
ON Manoen iapner bsros, ium
bible iapne Splen. Oct er liss1
bun for bier srpsnoe Dag sr lsI
pg Iise pibunberlis for bam.
-. "Sad er ba SbomaIint q
Siitorie blepet - iom 8arborg 4
= ben sobe Suitrus" Siitoris: 4
bes Munbs. @i bar feet benOs d
BAN paa bans piOtlsftigs SsilaNs|
Nsober og Moobpr, iiGt Og ting /
en- Wabum ariitenisn, BARN rg
ION en- gliiabetb - en- nOroiit I'd
be | flor Stil mibt / proiaens GarfI
brebe ---"
gun er fnareit liben, ~ipGobpej
men ben rante Sittsrbsb / SolNr|
% 9aisn % bet ensrsiTt tssnses 4
iigts lpienoe Snteuissns sisr, at
ipnes itsrre, snb bun er. Riot
fcritancis 9usmoperlis4eo pg isIf1
Zig Glfparpisbeb, saar bun nm mt1
4niist % ct @9ier, Der 1T mig til
k9nte pau en- 9crgfrue. ) fin IIa'
bar bun noset narpt, men tilist t|
bsnbes 5slelie er beftig os Oarm
bsnbes Spmpatbier og antipatAiE
penbe.
5 ct at fine 9iste tiger 3sn|
Manb ON bsnbe:
Seq ijenber ogiaa apirocr,
Com 9iemte 2ipets gtpo,
Web aanotgt StlGr pna &lHOsF
% Sloen | 1T Blob.
% en- al BEN, ipm ieirco
% ireliie Zig i'm gadr,
Sun bar i9jeuuem &eIrtt
Min Ben fra nrge gldr.
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-07
Spanife Sclte.

9aa bpiltet Stanbpuntt Sponisrre
itoar, fan man bebft fs at beres Ras
tionolfornsielie Sprsiegtnineerne.
De, ipm er finite til at tiempe meb
plme Stssr us brabs benz, oniees for
SeIte ps bpIbss of belle Solicit. Spert
aQr uogipes en- gsretnins ON beres
georifter meo en- nsiaetis Statiftit
pper, hppr mango Stser be bar Tilt
peS 2ipst. gn iaaban gsretnine fores
ligser Tor 1897. og ben laIes meo
famine Ssgjerliebeb ipm en- Bulletin
fra Slaemarten. De melt bersmts
Stseilastsre ifior bar sretlsperet
W~aaSantini, Reperts os 9uerrita. De
tiente tore Pense os sr mere fpltetiare
snb ncsen 0istsr, Spfinber eusr
Statsmano. Raasantini optraabte
GO Sanse, ilos libel 16S Stssr 90
tisnts 1896 0 psistas ($79,0OO; RE
osrte optraaste n Ganse, ilos libel
$50 Stser os tiente 276.000 9eietas;
Susrrita ~optraapte rs 9unse, fog libel
lat Otser os ijents 456,0O0 9eistas.
Sisie StubemDrbsrs er M Spaniens
fore SeIte.
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-07

Sartingo be Cuba, ipm ben fioite
llse bar pGret MiOtpunttet for ariSss
~be9ipenbebernc, or Sopcbitaben for GU
has gitlise 9rUuinos ps er Gems nGits
itsrite 8p. Gen lisser peb en- 8 Mit
lang os tu @til breO Sust meb en- inas
Der Snoieilins % bapbe 1895 pmtrirs
10000 SnObpssere. Cartilage bar
tun en- Sernbane til San 9uis, 25 Mil
lang, us en- Sibsbane til alto Sanso,
IL @il. 9i8is 9aner t~ontrpneres Tor
en- flor Gel al Gmeritauere, % bet er
pSiua Gmeritauere, ium cisr be fore
Serngruber / NGrbeben al Spen. Cru.
brtOmpaniet bar fit Souebfuntur / Gan.
tiasu.
Snbieilinsen til Saoner ct fun 100
Striot breb, % tun ct Stib fan pasiers
ao @ansen unber 9ebelie al Ell srIarsn
Spbs. Saabe Sapnen % Snbieilineen
er spbi beitDttet. |eb Snbieilinsen
lisser Morro Sort meb nesct it9rte
Grandchildren. 2iot lGnaere inoe
Sort Santp Catalina % | SDsns umibs
bsIbure Rarbep bet itarte gatteri
Blanca.
Commodore Sdlep flyer / en- al fine
iibite &appurter, at Santiaso er itarft
beiGitet. Der ct moberne iranife eIer
enselife aanuner, ps ba Spanisrne brus
ger rssfrit srubt, er BET meset pans
iteIist at beitemme nbiastis beres Ses
lisSenbeb, men Sparierne bar paIaa
Der unoer Spmbarosmentet pilt, at be
timber pilbt.
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-07

Wotit;e til TcpoNtors.

@inneibeif Gpuutp Sant 'I ~
Soma, CT ben Glbite gant SIa'tn W. \
ben bar en- "aeipuniitilitp' al ssOV n
mpOtaser SnbItuO l9epOiitl % '''a.st u
ter oeraf, bsr.snet efter 4 grotsni on a. ~
Sc, Der bill eeponere Tenge l os"n'
fan ienbe gsnssne pr. ggpres YUl. s ~,
euer grpres. Mpnep'Sroer, clfL S0a = d
til en- lotol gant % irsbe Ell 1ralt s.. ]
Wobtaselisn berai oil ssIHne'p'm
Saui ltrar ienoe gsoiomnteHSe ct es'.
at 3epoiits eler en- r%entebGrtn0e -
Boot. Teune Sani pil ta8e WP' ~
fra bpilieniombelit Gel al Dc 60''""
ter o. fra Granddaughter. ,rl
8. y. Sustpsbt, ash Sa' "a
Ole Gbe, Ranaser, Galmar Sra"''
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-07
SbpnlaHne Ste.

Sa Ri antager, at be fleite al bore
29ierinoer tienoer Gorfatteren Sonas
Sic gjennem en- eler anoen at bans
5rrtGuin9er, iaa TOM "2obien og bans
Suitru," "Sremaiteren 5remtioen,"
Gen 5remipnte," "Sbomas Rpis"
pip., pil be uoentpil meb Snteresie
lGfe fel9snoe 9ruoitbtte at en- tort
Sipgrufi at hans Suitru, iom Ri siens
giper efter "Susmpoeren."
"Sun er en- epta pirtipm, plantsnbe
Natur" - itriper Sonas Sic fra Sols
tosen - "bsr planter bun ino fra
Stossns ariittjsrn CO Gnsr ps Bar
limb os Gfue os Srmesras, aftlaOer
pg betleber 5ieloIj9r % arranserer
@ssetationen, pptoeer os iuar os luz
ger Sapen, tapetIersr 8Grslisr, uoitDs
rer 99gsens, i9tter 9lasmalerisr /
8inouerne Oip. Sg berunbsr afItrips
ming pg 9jennemgaaelie msD mig :"
"Sanite piit pil 5ru Sic for ale
benz, Der bar ben GlGbe at tienbe ben,
be, itaa iOm np9et itertt, lpit, aanoelis
unst og frubist. Sonas Sic flyer islp
ofte, at bet "ipirer op runbt benbe."
On bette tommer at bsnoes fore aiers
ligbeb til glomiter os plantebprtnins
sasr at benoes Spmputbi os 5oritaas
ellie for alt, buao Der srpr / RenneItes
mes Sinh sr lite spbt at iise; NOT
er bet - ftulbe mar / ct Bar Orb
male ben Stsmning, fom itaar cm benz
be, tunee ben neppe ubtrbttes bebrs
sno peb bet rigs Orb: yet srsnnss at
Grpbe."
Wangsn en- baabe n9rs % fierntz
ftaasnos er tommen til Sru Sic meo
jim Sorg sler i'm 9etpmrina, pa ole
brig sr nogen gaaet bort uoen nptanbt
Stpsmpo og nppatt 9l9be peb silprs
rslien. GUN er life at manae Orb.
Uien bsnbes faa Orb sr netop be rette
til mtlot at linore Sprsen % tanbe
StpssntItsn. Soun bar en- eienoommss
Zig spne til altio at finbe Raao for
uraao - bet er iom ON bun / gans
ben Ter be tuIinoe llbpsie, BEN enc Be-
ore eno ben anosn. "Oesubsn"
tan bun imellsm fi9e - "om bet life
retop gaar eFter 9nfte fer / 2tpet, Ioo
pil bet, Der bGnoer os, alisepel til IN
bsnoe o9 iibit uipiaelis iittert piIe Tia
at bore Re tuiinoe Ganss bebre for os,
ero ON bet bar saast ps efter Dor eaen
Billie os egne SnIter."
"sbomaiine Sic sr fsbt 26be 9ecems
Der 1883. Sun nsoitammer paa ase.
orens Sioe fra Mons Storlie - Ter
iaalsbes i'm Manbs aufns). IRA
StesStoen bar bun pel fin Qanes Sldrs
bso og lit Climbs Gnerai -
men O9'aa fra Wsprene Sibe toa bun
en- Rigbcm / arp. Slestsn Msinihen
bar 9jsnnsmgaasnbe en- %tunftnerif.
na0nIis muiitalit Slest. sbomaIine
Sizes gsbitsfuber, SorenFriper Wsi.
nidsn, Der boeoe paa OnIum 8oarb
peo atllebammsr, bar maIitalIt "liae
uo | 6inserIpicierne," pg benoss Sns
Tier per Wleiniden % Grit Msiniben
CstatSrdaoen) bar Muittienpere 90
Wuiitupepsre meo 2ip "a Sirl.
SlGgtenS muiitalIte gare iamlsbe fla
y Spenituaeroe wleset traif, noe Cperiqt.
ielle AZ ct Tibet 9lst. ioml Tor noale llaer
roeli hob at lGie / Spinbeipalten, bio.
1Gltes otter ct nOrlt 5iosltrift.
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-07
Oscar Straus, iom 8refbeuten bar

Oscar Struus, iom 9reiibenten pa,
uonGpnt iii Niniiter til Sprtist, er en-
betienbt 9cmptrdt fra Netp gort Gitp,
og ~inbe6opoe famine Sitting unbsr
Preiloent GlepeIunos Administration.
San er Ssoe, men ban bar meset of
bolot at be trtitne M%isFonGrsr / Spr,
tiet, o9 bet er iiGr bisis, iOm bsnne
Gang bar arbeioet for bans uonpps
nelfe. De flyer. at ban bar ben bebite
Miniiter, be 5orenebs Slater bar bapt
Sprtiet, iiben General Gem Dauace
bar Der.
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-07

t5rtt fra GH3eIR ueo Salparo 8ersb.)
GO CAB min 8ientes 8jerleite, fin % bllrs;
Msn leLl par e9 iorSaa i Sinn % pug.
Gg GAP min Suitrusaierlettc, rein al bib;
Men itptt itunbao SIarta, s9 peit tie tut
G9 gap min Wooersaierleite uarin q full;
- % Sntl ilo I'M i ein gossesS uu.
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-07

&pnsresiens Weblemmer bar MI Ell.
bslis fuaet Ginens pp for, at apngress
len fsr bar pRret alt for tneben meb at
bsbilss 9snge for Spren og 5laabsn.
Sabbs ben fer fuIst baaos GIepelancs
os RtainIspS Raub rs siort fin plist,
iaa Eapoe life 2anbst paret iaa fsrses
Zig uforbersot til al pripe arisen meo
Strait, iom bet er. Iominiitratipnen
tan MI fao alt, ben f~prlaneer al Sons
srssien, p9 be feite 6uriIas saar isiens
mem nGitsn snitemmis. men islp ON
ben bar De nebpenbise qengs, bill bet
bog snbnu tuss lang Sib, fer belle Sa.
rem er / tampbpgtig Stanb. Del bill
ta9e mtnbit 5 Tiger snbnu, fsreno ben
&fceIins, ium ital isnbes til Guba,
blir fuIbt u~bruitet. 9srimoo er Be
trooper, Tom er beitemts for qorto
Riep, fGroiss pg attIimatiiereoe. De
bar | lGngers sib ligsst | sampu, aIos
ribu, og andre at Sposns Sapnebper.
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-07

Even in the hottest weather, owing to
the thick stone wall, the lower rooms OF
DEBORAH Institute are cool. The sum.
mel term. eight weeks, opens July sth.
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-07

Spsatsr &eeb bar enoelis gipet efter
ior be regublitauite 8onsresmanos
gniter us uil M iiIaoe Repreientuut.
Bniet at femme pper Replanbs Reiolu,
t,on ON Of anuettere Sapaii. gerne.
Sots alt saar eitsr Bsresnina er bel
BET iauoipuIist, at HeiOlutiOnen bliuer
oeotaset al babe Quiet us Senutet in,
ben annits fort Gib, ielp ON Senaturer
iont @eitigrep ira spb 9atota %
@bite ira California iOrisser at ubbalt
Itoen iaamsset Tom mulis.
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-07
6or Spinoen.
Wpri lin z ung.D

Reoiecret for Sec, Soften" Of Una donna.
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-07


0ette piisr fig 10 altib, men en-
alsst, iOm ital ftabes | en- Saanbepen.
bling, ben er %piitnot be Sorensbs Sta
ter omfram ON, os bette piisr fig / st
% Ilt.
General Merritt bar Som.
manbosn oper ale be Trooper, Der Ital
afienbes til be pbilippinite Ter. os bet
siGlber for BAN. at babe ben 9ele
Stprts iamlst paa ben forfeit mulise
lib. 9stte er ben anoen 9Gritprts,
ipm ftal saa ipei berben.
antasslist er bet. at be Rssulare %
mulisens 7oe California 9oluntsers,
13pe Winnsiota 9plunteers os lobe
psnniplpania @pluntsers pil palass
til at sao.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-11-02
FOOTBALL AND SPRINTING.
One Hundred Yard Dash Arranged BE
tween Record Runners.

The Pennsylvania football team will
give the Punahou team "A chance 20
keep the championship in the Islands.
y game has been arranged between
the teams for next Saturday at $3.50
on the Mallilli grounds. AS the Town
team has had two games they gave up
their game in order that Puuahou
might have a chance to play ana Pr
nahou will do her best for Island foot
ball.
Corporal w. p. Drum, Company l.,
Second United States volunteer cnglu-
GERS, is Splinter, well known in The
states as being the speedy runner of
the University of California. He has
record of 1915 seconds Private
Wood of the New York volunteers is
also no mean opponent to meet on the
cinder track. The friends of these two
flyers have arranged match to come
off next Saturday afternoon at lie
Makih ball grounds, just before the
football match between Pennsylvdl MA
and PunahOu elevens. The race will
be held under the auspices of the Y
NJ. c. A., and Corporal Drum, who is a
member of that association, will rep
resent the local society. All lovers OF
athletics will be treated to the fastest
100 yards ever covered in the Hawaiian
Islands in foot race.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-11-02
THE PLANTERS MONTHLY.
An Interesting Number of the Agri-
cultural Magazine.


The Planters Monthly for October
is just to hand. The change in owner
ship of the Spreckelsvile plantation,
and the prospects of development
to 10000 ton crop, are discussed.
The veteran editor gives notes of his
visit to Southern California. He is
always a careful observer and his re-
marks upon what has been done in
the way of cultivation since the days
when Horace Greeley saw It an arid
waste are decidedly interesting. He
speaks highly of the "colony system
which prevails. 1t is on this system
that Mr. Clark's colony has arrived in
Eva.
\ good deal of space in the maya
zine is devoted TO coffee cultivation
and prospects. There should, howev-
err, be more original writing from our
coffee planters. There is nothing IKE
giving the experience of the work rs
it goes along. Papers supplied to the
daily journals are valuable, but they
are ephemeral, as few bind their pa
pers, and scraps cut out often get lost
But a magazine is often bound, and
if not is filed away conveniently for
reference, and original articles then
become permanent and double in val
ne. Besides an agricultural magazine
can afford ample space for such com
munications which daily newspapers
cannot. There are the usual spicy
"notes" at the commencement of the
magazine.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-11-02
FROM KANSAS Governor.
THANKS HAWAII FOR VISIT OF
MISS ANNA lose.
Mayor of Topeka and Carnival Chief
Sign the Letter-The Queen a SUI
perb American.

Dan II. Case has received beautiful
autograph letter, signed by the gov
ernor OF Kansas, mayor of Topeka and
the head of the carnival recently held
in the city named. thanking him and
the people of Hawaii for inducing Miss
Anna Rose to accept their invitation
TO become the knights queen there
The letter is i'm handsome frame, is
bordered with yellow ribbon, aud it
bears the state seal 1t is as follows:
The governor of the state, mayor
of Topeka, and its Karnival knights.
eight hundred strong, in the name of
the people, tender their heartiest
thanks to you personally, and to all
who were associated with you, in in
ducing Miss Anna Rose, of Hilo, to ac-
cept the invitation of the Karnival
Knights to become their queen during
the recent festivities i'm Tope'
mo more delightful episode could
have taken place.
Beyond the ordinary local signifi.
canoe of the event it has excited rare
! patriotic and national interest on the
| part of our people concerning our new
possessions, these splendid, far away
| islands of the Pacific ocean, and which
will long continue to increase.
you happily selected young Ia
| dy for the honor, who, as the repre-.
sentative of our people in Hawaii, re.
| turns with the best wishes of every.
body for their happiness and prosper.
! ity, under the glorious banner of the
United States, that they may be for
ever blest with the liberty this great
nation enjoys and that we may be fol
all time close friends and fellow citi
zens, allied in the grand purpose ant
divinely appointed destiny of this Re
public.
"In her own person she has charm
ed us all, and she bears with her t.
her island home the hearts Of all tn
people of this magnificent state.
again we thank you for this dis
tinguished visit of your Superb Anne
riCan.
81. w. LEEDY,
Governor of the State of Kansas.
&C. \. FELLOWS,
Mayor of the City of Topeka.
"CHARLES X. HOLIDAY. JR.,
Chairman Karnival Knights"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-11-02
MANILA WEEKLY.

El Cometa, satirical weekly, pub
lished every Sunday in Manila, made
its initial bow TO the public October
2nd, and copy has strayed into the
Star Office. The main part of the
fun is in Spanish and The Stars Span
ish editor has just stepped out, but a
casual look through has set the rest
of the Office bowling with laughter,
and it was all that the operator could
do to run his typesetting machine.
The illustrations must have been done
by one of the boys in blue. for they
bear the Anglo-SaXon and not the Lat.
in stamp, and there are translations of
the letter press into English. This is
not so funny as the Spanish
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-11-02
BYAUTHORITY
NOTICE TO IMPORTERS AND MAN
UFACTURERS OF VEHICLES.

The attention of all parties inter-
ested is respectfully called to Act 25
of the Session Laws of 1898 which re-
lates lin the matter of wheel tires and
aXles) more particularly to vehicles
which have been brought into the Ha-
which shall have been completed af-
ter the 3Oth day of June, 1898, and
also to the penalty to which they will
be liable for noncompliance with sale
Act.
j. A. KING,
Minister of the Interior.
Interior Office, Nov 2, 1898.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-11-02
Down Again

in prices is the market for
-four and feed, and we follow
it closely.
Send us your orders and they
will be filed at the lowest
market price.
The matter of or 10 cents
upon a hundred pounds of
feed should not concern you
as much as the quality, as
poor feed is dear at any price.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-11-02
FOR SALE.
A REAL ESTATE BARGAIN.

(D. AFine Residence Lot, situated
on King street, Honolulu, next to Mr..
Alexander Young's residence, being
the premises of Mrs. Kate l.. Vida. 1t
has frontage on King street of POS
feet; depth 300 feet; Young street
POS feet. 1t has three cottages with
II large rooms and dressing rooms.
Main house has o large rooms, 5 clos
cts and kitchen. The place is sup
piled with water from an artesian
well on the premises.
(2). Four Lots, 5Ox1OO, on King
street, Kalihi.
(3). One Lot, Kalihi, opposite Geo.
Markham's place, ga of an acre.
az. One and one-tenth acres at
Moiliili.
o.. House Lot and Houses, Aqua,
Punchbowl street, residence of Mrs.
Holt.
co.. 29h Acres at Puiwa, Nuuanu,
Honolulu, Oahu.
For further particulars apply to
j. l.. KAULUKOU.
Office, Corner of Queen and Nuuanu
Streets, upstairs.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-11-02
THE
Observation-Disclosures Co.

Is prepared to furnish Nitrate of
Soda, Bone Meal raw or dissolved,
Florida and Lady Elliot Island Guano
Sulphate of Ammonia, Muriate and
Sulphate of Potash and Kainite, Coral
Lime Stone and Manures. In quanti-
ties to suit.
A. +. COOKE, Manager.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-11-02
ARRIVAL OF FIFTY TONS OF FURNITURE
For Mathews Furniture Store.
A Goods must go at San Franaisco
Prices.
See our Low Prices and Save lot
of money.

Oak Roll Desk, only $25; Large Feath-
er Pillows, 9Oc each. Double Beds,
$3.50; Double Wool Mattress, $3.50;
Double Spring Wire Mattress, $3.50;
Baby Carriages at prices to suit all
buyers; Steamer Chairs, side arms,
$1.75 to $3.50; Bedroom Sets in Ma
pie or Oak, $40; Canvas Army Cots,
$3.50; Single Wool Mattress to fit,
$1.50; Fine Mirrors in oak or gilt,
from zoe to $3.50. Large assortment
of Gold Spectacles, best quality, $3.50;
Dust Spectacles, blue or green, 35c.
Hardware, Brushware, perfumery
and Yankee Notions at Bargain prices.
Camp Stools, soc; Tea Tables, 9Oc;
Good Knives and Forks, 15c a pair;
large pictures of Spanish warriors
cheap.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-11-02
CUSTOMS DETAIL.

BY the port surveyors detail for
November, District Inspector j. w.
Short has charge of the day watch and
w. F. Story and r. NJ. Macauley have
charge of the night watches The
discharging inspectors are w. f. Drake
VI. II. Drummond. G.. w. Kiester b. II
Wright, \. W. Nicely, f. \. Jacobsen
and G.. Garland
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-11-02

Fine job printing. Star Office.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-11-02
FOR SALE.

Three pieces of land containing ten
acres, situated in Kanaio Honuaula,
Maui. Apply to
LAM YUM,
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GET 1T AT WAREHOUSES;.
In Time of
Light Prepare
For Darkness

! On Wednesday evening be-
: tween and 10 o'clock some
! of the business houses which
: depend entirely on electricity
! were, without notice, left in
: darkness.
! Many had not so much as
: lamp in the house; others had
! lamps but no chimneys, and
: for a time it looked as though
> they would have to close up
shop.
We stand in a position to
help you to forestall any such
: inconvenience in the future.
J Our stock of lamps is the
: most complete of any in the
! city-many new and attrac-
: tive designs
! Don't wait till you are
: caught without lights again.
1t will be better to be thor
Z oughly prepared for such an
emergency than be forced to
suspend business at a time
when it would be detriment
to your bank account
We do not say that such a
thing will occur in the resi-
: dence portion of the city, but
if it does occur in one portion
: why not in the other?
The age-herald., 1898-11-20
hai% MY
A Queen Who Loves Animals.

The queen of Belgium is known to be devoted to animals, and the following episode illustrates that fact: One burn ing hot day last summer a dog was drawing a milk cart containing, peas- ant woman along the highroad border ing the Royal park of Laeken. The dog, utterly exhausted, was straining and panting under his load, but the woman remained callous to his sufferings and began to beat the poor beast merciless- ly to make him go on.
 At that moment the queen in her pony chaise drove out of the park. Seeing what was going on, her majesty got out of the carriage and severely admonish- ed the woman in Flemish. She then sent her servant to the castle to fetch water for the dog and insisted on the peasant getting out and walking, remaining her self standing in the middle of the road in the sunshine until the milk cart was out of sight. She then entered her car riage and proceeded to drive off. The milkwoman seemed ignorant of the identity of the queen and grumbled at being thus interrupted in her cruel course. At the same time she dared not disobey.