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a plea for Better Jury 81

a plen for better Suts
Waco Telephone.
It is one OF the wholesome atp
times that there Is a growing ~
in favor OF the reform In me e.
manner of selecting jurles 70 y
criminal courts throughout IN = h
The old rule Under which q mn I
read n newspaper account q
was therefore disqualified ior ~
the Jury which should try "
strictly adhered to in this g, =
ton. would absolutely eAc'uA
service all the intelligence Of : -
Nowadays the only men wne 4,
the newspapers are the men VIZ
how ito read; and so yisilau' ~ y,
day newspapers that no
or circumstance Of a murdeh y
t T., to escape the ublqullss, I,
Consequently the men wlo U. 1 I
papers-and certainly a. ~ ~ r
nenoe do--can not possibly 4.
Of any murder committed y 4, e
ity in winch they live. ~ 4
the reading of an accours ,Ssdal
incapacitates a man from i ~. !,
ard the evidence is .i,le,s, 4, III
the Telephone is proud y ', n rem
regarded by the courts y ~ mi
pec,ally by Judge scoM ~, =, =. Il m
judicial district now ',,,u,,,sirsl8
fact is being forcibly n, s',oa /
nrsyio,,s cases, in the seiee ~ 3
that is to sit in the ~ ~ : r1ni1
Judge SCOTS court. sule .,,s I H.
for securing justice are p;'...usuInt
e ec' in the hands Of an m
no matter how mich y h, \. 10 n.
the newspapers concernnsI |. eAr5
WHEN ire prisoner at os ,a.ntal "
w. Inc HANDS Of those men, u. y,
who do not, because US, 49,
daily papers. In a recs s..ee i
supreme o vTv'i Is the rcadius ~ ~
ports no disqualificale X a a.
but that the forms'ion SU;.sa,rlit
such reading does not ~, - ~
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n
raised in the his father editor
the
to he same.
AT the of 81
fee
of
IN
reelected in 1896
a firm Of Tchn e. Wilcox.
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Editor Miaue Connolly OF the Memphis
Commercial Appeal, having read In The Post
that EDITOR Bixler Of tho Beaumont Enter
prise lad been awarded the medal as cham
pioM oyster eater OF Texas. very promptly
issues n challenge to MIR. Bixler for a match.
to take place before the club Offering the most
oysters. Editor Connolly suggests Chief
SHARK Ccyle OF Houston MS permanent stake
holder and would be willing to accept either
Mr.. Justin White of Houston or MIR. Lee
Blhrttette OF Beaumont as referee
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DIR. BLuNT's REPORT.

State Health Officer Blunt's report mas
been made public. He regrets the harsh
ness OF the measures necessary. but notes
the fact with Joy that not single case of
yellow fever was imported into tho State
Vand hut one developed-that at Galveston.
Smallpox grows less every year.
He gives copies OF forms and rules he
has prescribed for local quarantine and for
the movement OF freight. etc. to and nom
interdicted ports. He concludes his Hnar-
cial statement with the Recommendation
that tho appropriation be increased to
sS9. 500.
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NO BAD RESULTS.

With regaut to tlhe report from Wash
ington that it is pr1bable that the extra
dit.cn treaty with Msxlco which expires On
january IL, 1899. will not be renewed, it
may be stated tiIiat there is no fear felt
here whatever that the non renewal of sal
treaty will cause any unusual influx ~
criminals from Mexico into Texas. 1t has
been well understood in official circles that
since the render ring of United States DIS
triot judge Maxey's decision in the McCaOe
case Mexico has been averse to renewing
the present treaty as well as that tho psr-
sistent refusal of the American authorities
to permit eha treaty to be stretched so as 20
admit of tho extradition of political often
ers has ractically nullifed it's usefulness
in the eyes OF the neighboring government.
In so far as the effect non -renewal OF the
treaty would have on Texas. it can be
stated that Vt would not be unpleasant, as
the relations hetween the president OF Mex
leo and the State government are OF the
best arll tho cases where extradition pro-
ceedings have been necessary have been
very few. In so far as the border is con
cerned It is guarded by Rangers on one side
and r,lrales on the other and the unwritten
law in effect there renders eXtradltlon
proceedings unnecessary.
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mo INTERNA1j
By q Vote Of Ils i N
The P'''.,ll
The CUSTOMS LAWS tSlrp.,
No Division on Il. -.
Amendments q y
NAVY Bill Noacs,.s

| Washington. Deceub.r !.
incorporabe Tho antesuI..,
bank was buried b, an w.,
verse majority of tho hO,,s II. y
70 extend the customs sod NO..
laws Of the United Stats - ,s.s'.
Ian Islands was passed Ma. Il
Some m!scellaneoas
une passage of several no. .. \
was Was disposed of at the epss,,s : !!
sion Of the touse TO-DAY
=, The debate riDon the N Z
THE international Amer,an Y, Z 81
resumed. MIR. Bell tpoo
Inc measure. He took ~ ~.
was both elnconstitusious, s.
public policy. ~ =
MIR. sulzer tDem., Al. \, .,.I
'Neu tue Dali, claiming shst ! ...
a r.e gigantic monopoly. wA,cs 81. s.a'
regulate l interest and e1S, s sOals !
UNIT. Barrett (Rep., NJ. ~
amendment. which prmy;s,., /. \ ~
ers granted under he hil hui . nv \
lerred upon amy National ~ y =
an appllcaton with tie o,s.s -. NV s.ia
rency in conformity ~ "A f 4
auirements Of the iii, - sss
Mr.. Mr: RiIlgely (rop., Kan. a.,
stlplite providing that IT, ~; ssl.ss !
should establish such ~, saax 4
created and that the bapk II. ~, II Y i
branch in every city Or tom y s
population $500 and In evsr, .s n !!
South American country xss y, v y n
STATES mas a consular officer, nj N
be the banks repressnultIye =
INIT. Dingley, the floor laaSs. !, 8
lorlty' said he had not had Al ~,
TO examine the details a thu IA Nm SssH +
desired TO present certain ~, : y
OF the general proposition Al.
the Pan American congress NM y
tended. the South America M. y
Iecounted difficulties ATTENDING I'm
The United States on account ! 3
that the merchants In their ca,ss,; Y !
Obliged to buy London esdaanrt !, q
J per cent premium. The uuanIncz1
ion expressed at that session su,s
establishment Of an internatbut
New York was necessary % de,,in
between North and South Am,rja I
Mr.. Maddox (Denl.. Cal ii oacca
bill said it would create a moas NJ
AID the large cities which wruld M
all smaller institutions.
The committee amendments vnI
ed.
An amendment to reduce b |,
stock of any international bank hi
under the provision extending h 4
eyes of the bin to Others than thxr
in the bill from s5,000,o0o to xA9I
defeated-1o6-l
Mr.. Hill REP, Conn }, ID cArn
measure. closed the debate. Be-
that present facilities Of eychanm n
tally inadequate and quoted . stits1
our minister to Brazil that OF IL
that country suffered an apusal III
S1.000.000. He concluda3 via
appeal to the house to pass TIA BIZ
interest of American commEce -
can industries.
The vote ON the final pasan {
re,:nlted-ayes 1903. noes lB.
The senate amendments 70 " y
navy deficiency bill were nonrcaar
and the bill sent to coniweau.
Mr.. Dingley then called Up "
the customs and intdm
laws over the Hawaiian islands Y
gley explained the necessity nf "
diate passage of the act 70 9aff
tert the revenues Of the uahM
The bill was passed without asEsss
The house then at 40 saloN~
tOnl0rr0W,
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A Man OF Candor.
.aaumont Journal.

Joe Bailey's admirers admit that he has
none OF the fine arts Of politician, says
Chcago paper. This fact commend, him
10 the people. Possession of like ouality
IN Grover Cleveland did as much to win
MIN admiration from the masses as any
Suher OF his acknowledged good traits.
90 long as Bailey refnains from practic-
~ tue iine arts OF the politician and
VAL b retain thsir sstsam
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CHARTERS FILED.

The following corporations filed charters
with the secretary OF state today;
The Orange Volunteer Protection re
company Of Orange Capital stock s,eno.
IncoIrrraiors: Mike Wickershimar. Chss
Mcfarland. A. b. Calhoun.
Diball Logging company Of Diball, An.
gelina county. Capital stack. $4,000 IN
corponators: II. l.. L. Temple. ". NJ.
yuson. e Estabrook ami others.
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NoTHs AND PERSONALS.

Austin Temple. an ex-membsr OF troop
A OF the late First Texas volunteer caval,J !,
died at his home in South Austin last night
after brief illness.
State Senator-elect A. b. Davidson and
VIE a. cuero spent the morning In the city
on thefr way home from Hutio. whe q they
Yesterday attended the wedding Of the SEN
ator's sister.
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General Fitzhugh Lee will disappont his
friends and admirers In the South should he
remain In tho army after the treatment he
has received. He ought TO resign at once.
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Chicago came dangerously near the othe
day TO retailing into the lynehlnE habit.

The death Of two prominent men. within a
few days OF each other, in the East from
pneumonia. serves to call attention again to
the fatal character of that disease in the
North. It counts its victims In the big North
Atlantic and lake cities by the thousand an
nually. In this climate pneumonia Is rarely
fatal II the patient has any attention. pneu-
monia is a moro serious visitation upon the
North. In fact, than yellow fever upon the
South.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-17

Colonel Drysn's resignation again calls at
tention to the fact that few OF the colonies
die and only occasionally one resigns.
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Those clnmorous patriots who insist upon
the flag being left wherever II Is raised ought
TO be urging congress to pass retroactive
statute to annex the City OF Mexico.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-17

Some OF the populist papers stick to II that
the election of Joe sayers to the governorship
over Barney Gibbs has detriumphantized the
business interests OF the State.
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keep some This .,',s
rannin County Fas ~ i =
1t is net always ~
know. There are e. -.
should be passed I, . Z
only to make them 49,
been pnntsh.si ior .,ssstS
seek TO discover i. 4
sss,lts, and - we
towns. ctins 80
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Schulenburg Sucker: Last Sunday g
Houston Post was warm number" It
ecnIuahncd forty pages and every one was
interesting.
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General Lee has arrived at Havana on his
return voyage. Owing to circumstances over
which he had control Dlanco was not there TO
receiYe him.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-17

The -four trust is designed to see that the
poor man contributes more of his scant loaf
than heretofore toward fnttcning the mill
nagnates.
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terior point like San Antonio. and over the
protest Of 300 OF It's men. Is one OF those
things that only officers with pun can ex
r,iotn
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Voice of Ke1mn: A hu,n rnln az N

Voice of Kemp: A hue roll OF paper
taken out'of our postoffice box ON Monday
proved 10 be but a single issue of Texas
banner paper, Tho Houston Post. Forty
pages of juicy fn,pAt. kerneled with ads. nd
lpb. are fine specimen of Houston's Fruit
Flower and VegeuaIble Festival of 1895
Hail Houston! Hail Houston Post,
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REWARD OFFERED.

The governor today offered reward o.
$500 for THE arrest and conviction OF i'm
Hargrove, ooNored, charged with the mui-
Aprii. 1898.
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svrrssp At rHB posrorficH At HOUSTON. TEXAS.
As SECOND CLASS NATTER
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Florence Ntdette; Everybody says that
The Houston Post of hast Sunday was n
dandy. Well, ii was the largest thing OF
It's kind in Texas.
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In 1889 Europe consumed less than 5.oooo 900
bales OF American cotton. In 1898 the con-
sumption In the same quarter WINS nearly
100000 bales, Under natural monetary and
business conditions this increased demand
should have raised the price, but the very re-
virre Was the case. And then they tell us
tina appreciated dollar has had nothing to do
wirh the decrease In the price Of cotton!
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Organized American labor has suffered toc
much from European pauper and contract la.
boz. not to fear the competition Of hordss q
Asiat'rs under the American Gag,
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THE HOUSTON DAILY POST.
Houston Printing Company.

A. s yosNsTos v;c.. PRESIDENT.
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SuR DAILY POST. n TiH SUNDAY POST.
20 Columns. 40 to i03 Coss.
sBnsl-wHEKLy posi-. ms Gels. pr Week.
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After nll. the impression y Irresistible that
Speaker Reed refuses absolutely to grow up
and out with the country.
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; why the Fourth Texas regiment. in time OF
pascs and when not wanted Tor duty abroad,
sheuh y ksvt y - ssrv,cs. aud q a ~
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Think OF pen sion appropriation bill carry
ing si45. 100000 passing the house without a
protest. without discussion or an adverse
vote! Not o voice from the South against
this monstrous bundle Of fraud! No wonder
we can have imperialism or any other Ma
tional wrong fastened upon us,
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Perhaps II General Fitz Lee had been q
"toady" he would have received better treat
ment.
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Fsreign offices Eastern business once "a Tribune
building. Nav York (The S. c. Heckwlth Spe-
eiai Agency. Westetr 400 The Rookery) CHI
eago. lThe S. c. Bsckwith Special Agency.
Travelling Agents--C. S., E. Holand. Travelling
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Telephone Numbers: | s ss.i:.:. III. ~.

The city-Tks Post Is delivered to any part Of the
city BY carriers, per month. $i.oo; three months
$500, six months. 5000; one year. $1,000
Mt Theodore BerInx has charge OF the city
circulation and collecting. Messrs Theodore
Rerng. Charles Lott and Tom South are the an-
dioriled collectors Of all city bills Doth adveftts-
ing sni subscrpton) and no money should be
paid to any one other than thoss named. unless
special written authority signed by the business
manager Is shown. All aeeounts OF any size
should be paId by check In favor Of The Hous-
ton Printing Company.
eobscribess failing to reesive The Post regularly
wilt please notify the office promptly, Every
paper is expected to Ss delivered not later than
s.o:,o o'clock a. NJ.
Under no crcun stances win orders given by
employees on the office be recognized and
paid. or accepted In payment OF accounts.
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THE HOUSTON POST.

bast1and Chronicle: The Houston Post
Is Improving all the time. Its newsy COL
umns are in evidence
Alvord Budget: The Houston Post was
Hobson last Sundav-forty pages. The
Post is all o. X. any time.
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Subseriptlon BY Mali Daily and Sunday Post one
year, $500; six months, 5000; three montha.
ta.oo; one month &t.oo. =a.4-.s7 ..q
TIE SUNDAY POST, one year, $3.50. N
fHn SHMI-WGIKIr Posi- Mondays and Thursdays)
one year. si.oo; six months. so cents; three
months, r. cents.
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ait his elbow. Before the limit is reached
a chapel and a chaplain may be added to
the luxuries of the up-to-date caravansary.

S,.''f'~' ''1TNI
the luxuries of the up-to-date caravansary,
1t has been practically settled that the
operahlc revival which is to be made at
the Casino in january will be La Belle
Helene and Lillian Russell, Pauline
Hall, Thomas @. Seabrooke and two or
three lessen celebrities are to appear in the
east.
Men are peddling watches in the down
town district, 81 down and 81 month for
twenty months. Thousands upon thousands
In this big city live on The installment
plan.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-17

Mr.. Mckinley is as strong on tho policy OF
expansion as he usually Ia on the policy OF
| avn
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-17

A big hotel up in the Sixties" ha.
opened a luxurious library and loungine
ROOM A librarian is always ON hand h
cater to the literary wants OF the xusst
who makes his selection from cassioxuH'
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Oahu Mission Work .

TIE Hawaiian Board has offered TO
Theo. Richards, the retiring principal
of Kamehameha school for boys the
direction of mission work amongst
the native Hawaiians on this Island.
It likely that Mr.. Richards will accept.
His task will be to assist the native
pastors and to supervise generally the
institutional work which the Board
desires to be made more extensive
and effective. Mr.. Richards will be
strong man in this position, as he has
been a persistent and effective advo-
cate Of just such campaigning and has
done not little of it. This would
give the Board a good man for each
of the principal Islands. Rev. Mr..
Lewis is on Maui, Rev. Mr.. Lydgate
on Kauai and Rev. Mr.. Hill on Ha-
wall.
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PASSENGERS.
Arrivals.

From Kauai ports, per stmr. w 6.
Han. June 11-W. II. Rice, A. Con-
stabel. Mrs. w. II. Rice. Mrs. H. II.
wilcox. Mrs. c. o. Berger and daugh-
ter, Mrs. d. Hofer, Mrs. J. S. Russell,
Miss w. Muller and 80 on deck
From Kauai ports, per stmr Mlka-
hala. June IF w. Glade, e. X. Bull,
n. p. Faye, Capt. Hasting and on
deck.
From Maui ports, per stmr. Claudlne'
June 11-W. o. Smith and wife, r. +
Dole, Paul Neumann and wife, =
Creighton and wife, F. Wittrock, u.
q. Bryant. G. NJ. BOOte, P. S. Scales
T G.. NJ. Sheldon, ]. Medan, D. Hansen
T NJ. Kanealkua, w. A. Bailey, w l.
Robinson. DR.. r. l. Moore, E. E. Pax
.sou. A. c.. Correa, w. L. Decoto, Dr'
Averdam, w. ]. CoeIho, G. B. Schrae-
Ter. Mrs. Schraeder, w. J. Sheldon, ),
: Thompson and wife, p. Cockett ano
SON. Mrs. c. Y. Alma and child, Miss
+, Ikaaka. Col w. Evans, Adj l.. M
Simonson. T. Keven, A. n. hepolka
and wife. S. F. Chillingworth. l.. Vol
Tempsky. Ensign Maud Sharp, Capt
II. Barlow. Lieut.. Hattie Elliot, l.. NJ
Vettlesen, G. r. Carter, and " deck
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twas seriously afflicted with cough
szg several years, and last fall had
more severe cough than ever before.
I nave used many remedies without
receiving much relief, and being re
commended to try bottle OF Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy, by a friend
who. knowing me to be a poor widow,
cave it to me, tried it, and with the
most gratifying results. The first bot Dot
NO relieved me very much and the
.econd bottle has absolutely cured me ne
? nave not had as good health for ~
ears Respectfully, MRS. MARY a;
BEARD. Claremore, Ark. Sold by an
druggists and dealers. Benson Sm 41o
q Co, Ltd, wholesale agents for Ha-
waiian Islands.
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KawaiahaO Clock l..

One or two men living in the vicin-
ity of Kawaiahao have suggested that
residents of the locality and any 9th
ers who feel so inclined, take UP a
subscription for the purpose of putting
the Kawaiahao clock in shape again.
They say that it is a great convent
ence and that it has been an almost
necessary friend for such a long time
that it should not be allowed to remain
in it's present state of uselessness.
Some time ago it was fixed and ran
along we'll for several months.
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IMPORTS.

From Kauai ports, per stmr. w. u.
9aU. June 11-5.S42 bags sugar for W.
&, Irwin & Co. and H. Hackfeld q Co.
754 bags rice, 9 bdls. hides, ? horses
and cows.
From Kauai ports. per stmr. Mika-
oaJa lime 11-5.22O bags sugar for H.
Hackfeld & Co. and F. a. Schaefer &
60. and 76 bags taro.
Fcom Maui ports, per stmr. Claualne
rnue f1-5.0 900 bags sugar, lOl bag:
corn. TIA bags potatoes, 81 hogs Il
aides. III pkgs. sundries.
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The tug boat got back from Maui on
Saturday morning at s o'clock.
The AIakee reports sugar on Kauai as
follows: Kappa, 10000; KOIOa, $500;
AIakaweH, 5000; Waimea, 1,4o0 and
Kekaha, $500.
Outside Of the Makee and Kaena the
Inter-Island Company are not sure as
to what places their various steamers
viii sail today.
The Peru's nOn-appearance IS the
subject Of much discussion just now
The agents had no advices TO the effect
that she would be late. The Peru IS
usually on time.
The British bark Veritas, Christian
master, arrived in port late Friday, a
days from Newcastle. y. S. W., with
cargo of 993 tons of coal to order. She
experienced some rough weather on
the way up. The Veritas is anchored
in the stream.
Both the Mikahala and w. q. Hail
came in from Kauai ports on Saturday
morning. The following report Of SUI
ear left on that Island was brought:
NJ. S. Co. II 600; AIakaweli, $500. To-
tai of 19.5OO x. p, Waimea and K.
s. NJ. were cleaned out.
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WIN be received at the Office of the
Minister Of the Interior till y o'clock
noon of Monday, July 18th, for the
delivery of two Steel. Bridge Span for
Waimea, Oahu.
Specifications at Office of Superin-
tendent Of Public Works.
The Minister does not bind himself
TO accent the lowest or any bid.
CSfgl H. E. COOPER,
ALiniste2 Of the Interior ad interim
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For Bicycle Repairs.

AT THE HONOLULU CYCLER4 ,
z-or can find an intelligent mechanic
who will repair any broken Bike at
a reasonable price, and guarantee the
job.
Snrockets fitted TO Eldredge wheels
that will not break readily.
We shall very shortly be in posi-
+io1 n bake. enamel and ornament
with gold as when new.
Solid Tires for old style wheels.
Columbia parts, Rambler parts
Stearns parts, Crescent parts, FalcoL
parts. Warner parts, together VIII
narts Of common sense and integrity
to be had at the REPAIR SHOP o
Honolulu. still, 231 King street, where
BaiIev's Best Bicycle Lubricant i
sold.
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NOTICE.

ALL PARTIES OWING ACCOUNTS
to the Hawaiian Hotel, prior to Octo-
Der 1st last, (the date Of closing the
old business), are requested to make
payment to the undersigned at the
Hotel Office, before the 18th inst, as
any unsettled accounts at this date
will be placed in the hands OF an at
torney, with instructions to bring suit
Immediately for same.
P. NJ. LUCAS,
Manager Hawaiian Hotel.
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Poetic Lodge, A. F.. Z A. N.

There will be regular meeting OF
Pacific Lodge, No. 822, A. F. & A. M,
at it's Hall, Masonic Temple, THIS
CMonday) EVENING, at 1880 o'clock.
Also
WORK IN SECOND DEGREE.
Members of Hawaiian Lodge, Lodge
lie Progress and all sOjournlng Brethren
are fraternally invited to be present
BY order of the R. w. NJ.
H. H. WILLIAMS,
Secretary.