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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-06-29
A GARD OF THANKS.

wish to say that feel under lasting
obligations for what Chamberlain's
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We have used it in so many cases of
coughs, lung troubles and whooping
cough, and it has always given the
most perfect satisfaction, we feel great
ly Indebted to the manufacturers Of
this remedy and wish them to please
accept our hearty thanks.-Respectfu
ly, Mrs. s. Doty, Des Moines, Iowa, For
sale by all dealers and druggists, Ben
son, Smith & Co., general agents, Ha-
waiian Islands.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-06-29
THE PLAY LAST NIGHT.
Successful Production Of Lord Chum-
ley" by the Neills.

The splendid balance of the Neill
company, which has been society Cos
sip since the opening of the present
season at the Hawaiian Opera House,
was probably more in evidence last ev-
ening than ever before. From the star
down to the coachman of Lady Adeline
Barker there was an even poise of
faultless work, of captivating grace and
unbroken harmony. 1t was impossible
to say This one did we'll and that
one was hardly so good" The audience
placed it's seal of approval on everyone
of the players, and none went without
we'll merited applause.
The play was Belasco and De Miles
excellent comedy Lord Chumley," a
production that helped to make Sothern
famous 1t is a clever creation, brim-
ming with clear cut fun and happy
situations When adroitly handled, as
it was last evening, it has not dull
feature and keeps the audience in
frame of mind that makes the evening
pass only too quickly. Quite large
house enjoyed the play; it was a dressy
and intellectual audience.
Mr.. Neill appeared as Lord Chumley
In it he was as different from previous
roles as possibly could be imagined
He had not been on the stage a minute
before all saw that he was as much
a master of Lord Chumley as he was
of the title role in Captain Lettar-
blair" though the characters are at
the novelist's opposite poles as it We're.
The lord is an idiotic fellow, but with
a strong trait of solidity that crops
up ever and anon, calling for a diversity
of Interpretation that would battle any
but a master. MI NELL was in his
element,
Edythe Chapman, Julia Dean and
Lillian Andrews in their respective
| characters, were fawless, Benjamin
| Howard was perfect as the villainous
! Frenchman. The others, without eX-
! ception, were good
Tonight Lady Windermere's Fan
will be staged This is one of the best
plays in the entire repertoire, and the
house should be filled.
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DEPARTING

Friday, June %.
Stmr. Noeau, Wyman, Tor Koloa and
Makaweli; p. m.
Stmr. Waialeale, Green, for Makas
we'll; 2 p. m.
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INTELLIGENCE


Friday June 30.
Stmr Mauna Loa. Simerson, from
Lahaina, Kona and kau, SY12 bags su-
gar 144 bags coffee, 2S bdls bananas q
bdls tobacco, bdls hides, ~ bags ava,
Il kegs butter 15l pkgs.
$. $. China, Seabury, from San Fran
cisco, June %
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-06-29
CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR.

The last business meeting of the Cen
trail Union Christian Endeavor for the
season takes place tonight, and full
attendance is desired.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-09-08

Gale de la Tore esquina a Reina.
Precio de hospedage:
Una CANA en- habitaci0n.....50 ctv,
Tn almucrzo a La criolla. 80 i'd.
Una comida id...... 80 i'd.
Els decir:
Hospedage de IN dia- -.--.15O
Punceg IL de Julio de 1900.
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SON ESTOS SUS SINTOMAS {?

Predilecci6n al onanisno ernisiones de dis de
noche4 derrames al estar en- presencla de una
fascivas; granos, coptracciones de los mdsculos
(que son precursores de la Epilepsta); pensa-
tendencias 8 dOrmitar dormir, sensact6n de en-
bruIecimento, perdlda De la Voluntad fa!ta Dc
dolores las pieInas en- los mdsculos sensacion
de tristeZa = de sahentos 1nquetud, falta de
memor1a, tndeclslon3 melancona, eansanclo oss-
tantes ante Ia vista, debihdad despues del acto
de una perdida involun taria; deTrame al hacer
esfuerZOs la s1lla ru1do s1IDldo en- los o1dos,
tinidez, manos pies pegajosos frtos, tenor de
algdn pehgrO 1nminente de muerte o infortunio,
impotencia parcial total deFrame premature
tardio, perd1da 8 disminuci6n de los deseos, de-
cainiento de la seneibflidad, organos eoidos
debiIes dyspepsia, etc, etc. Algunos de esoa
hombre que de6e recuperar sus enerFsdas fuerzas
whales, 8 yendra d ser presa de aguna fatal
Nosotros solicitamos de todos los que sufren
de aIguno de los sintomae arriba enumerados,
comunicandose con nuestra Compa1na de medico5
especialistas que han tenido vetnte amos de ex-
periencia, tratando enfermedades de los nervios
del sistema sexual y qu1enes pueoen garantizaG
una curaci0n radical permanente
Env1enos una relacf6n complete de su caso
dandonos todo su nomDre dreceion, sdad, ocu-
pacion, ST casado 8 soltero, cuales de los sin
tomas nombrados le han manifestado I'd,
81 I'd, ha usado algun tratam1ento para gonorrea.
estrechez, Stills aguna otra enfermedad venerea.
Nuestra Junta de m6dicos diagnOsttcarA ense-
guida Y cuidadosamente case (gratisl, inform
ara I'd. de 10 que 1e cuesta un tratamento dc
treinta dias, el que efectuara una cuTaci0n
radical sc Ie restabIeceraa I'd su compIeta saud "
remite ciaco pesos en- billetes de su pals giro
postal como garant1a de buena f6, le enviaremo8
enseguida las medicinRs reQueridas pOr correo
certfh cado tan pronto como nueBtra junta de
nedicos haya decidido el complete tratamiento
que I'd debe someterse. sV4
e0MPANIA EsPEOIALIsTA del E0RTR
l 6e Vincent Bldg Broadway & Duane St,
New York, E. q, de A..
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HOTEL HSAN RAFAEL !"
FaiardO.- O.-PuerfO- Rice

Este hotel montsdo a. aItura de los
meiorea de Ia Isls, ofrece & los viajeros
que pasen por este pueblo todo g6nero
de comodidades. Habitaciones como
das ventiladas, exquisite aseo, servi-
clio esmerado, atencion constante per
parte de sus dreflog. Precios limits-
dos.
Propietsrio, Cris:6baI Aaslreot.
Ponce, 16 Julio.
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HOMBRES DEBI[ES
RECOBRAD VUESTRO VlGOR
LA DEMORk ES PELI6R0SA.

Parece one Ell Creador ha ordenadO que despues
de la sangre ei fuido vital seminal sea Ia sub
stancia mas preciOsa Ell euerpo del homDfe
aIguna perdida contranatural de Ell producfra
siempre resultados Gesastros0s.
Mnchos hombres han muerto de intermediates
corrientes tales como las del corax6n, del hfgado,
de los riTioEes, Intermediates pulmonares, etc,
Dor haber permitido su vitalidad g2starse, eX-
poni6ndose as{ 4 ser faeiles v1cttmas de estas
enfermedades cuando al gunas Cajas de nuestraS
medicinas. tOmadaa a tempo. haoF1an imp6dldo
estas debfi1antes perJiidas, asi preseryando su
grosas euferrn edadeE.
Muchos HON bres han Ilegado lenta, perO segurs-
rnepte & nm estado de demencia inCurable a causa
de estAs peFdidas, sin saber Ia verdadera CAUSE
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-09-08

PonceJulio II de 1900.
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COmpa6la TrasatIantica
EsPahola

On de es Conpana de las meores condolences
pasajeros uegarA dsl IL 20 de cada ad
naitieudo estOs STA CRUZ De TENERfFE, GADIZ y
BARCELONA "csrga" para CADLz BARCELONA, GE-
NOVA y TRIESTE.
PREoIos DE- PAsAJEs EN NoEEDA AMERICANA
l.del = Apet3 Rordinsrt ties
PaaEsp 4170 $50 $50 100
6e ermpue
dursl RxpoEA6n los iguiente prcios
Bra Prefere
Para mnu dtaIAnBs OOnugnartO plaza.
D. FELICI.
Deanhra % da 1899.
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CASA DE HUESPEDE5
DE
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-09-08
EESTA I'D. SORD0 2?

Toda clase de sor3era V personals que no OF
gan bien, curables por medic de uuestra
uueva lnveuciou: so1amente 1osque hayau naci
do SordO son incurabIeS. Los ruiCiOs Las ore
Jas cesan inmediat ataInente. Escrfbanos porule
nores sobre su case. Cada persona puede curat
g per 81 nisma en- su casa, muy POGO gastG
DIR DAL T0TS AURAL CLINIC. SO La Sane Ave.
CHICAGO GLL.s u. v. A~
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Nevada j. small iowa in Missouri. having
population of about I2o0a % IS situated on TIE
Missouri Pacific and Missouri. ksn and Texas
about TOO miles from Kansas cry. Nevada, Mo,
has been made famous on account of the mar
vrIous cures which have been made hy Pro; :
A. Wcltner. the eminent scientist. who resides
az Nevada. The cures made seem al most milacu-
two continents. There is hardly isy 0ut that
VIZ hear ~ Prof = A Weltmer jhr ugh his new
science. Meltmerisul- curing sD,' disease or
afiIctiou which physplaus had tc med hopees-.
WeIfalerisn h1s proven so efhcaCiHfs that doubt
Is not only dispeiled En- the mind Of the people
aud scientists but Jhis wonderful healing power
has nov been iHdor-ed by the press and pulpit
netc Healer; this name was given him because
the cures which De makes seem magical Nsl--
merisTn cures al distance Just as readily as 70
does those cases which are brought 70 Nevada for
treatment It can he readily understood thar
the people would regard a science 1s magical th1t
-dis5eIs disease fIUm patient that lived thou
Saud miles away from the operator Be tulS as
ii NAV s; j. proven bevOud a doubt thar Prot.
: A. Neitmer's new science WI. reach sn- per
feet a cure au patients. uo matter at what dis
rance they NAV live. But believe that the
very bt~r name thaI has vet been given MIN was
given by q large daiiy newspaper iu the East thiS
paper calling him "A Mighty Healer. Prof. :.
A. Wcltmer. besides being the originator Of tic
greatest curative power ever known 20 man. Is
grueratiou.' 90 has had on enormous sale This Won
derful took deals with the question Of seN. and
it tells both men and women, Young and old that
ere debiiit4tsd and weakened how 10 regeneIate
the body and proIoUg life. Thousands upon thou
sands of people have been cured through Welt
The evening times., 1900-02-15

Plans OF the Navy Department for the
establishment Of coaiing stations along the
EtIanIic seaboard will in all probability
include station for some point near the
Chesapeake Bay, but no definite selection
OF site has been made.
Several years ago an attempt was made
TO establish a station. with large dry
dock and repair station, at Curtis Bay, on
the Severn River, above Annapolis, but the
beard Of naval officers appointed TO con-
slider the advisabiity OF such a step made
so strong a report against the matter that
no further efforts were made This bolrd.
headed by Admiral Ramsay. found Curtis
Bay 70 be so far from navigable waters for
large ships that IL was practically impossi-
bic for any but the lightest draft vessels
I to reach the site Of the proposed station.
To afford a channel for large vessels would
require several miles Of dredging al heavy
/ cost The members Of the board thought
I il any station was established it should
/ be al a point near Baltimore.
II Admiral Bradford finally conc.ud s to
I locate a station on the Cnesapeake he will
; probably select some site near the city,
where coal can be handled cheaply and
B where IL would not be necessary 10 spend
large sums in digging a channel
and Norfolk are believed TO answer all the
requirements Of the service for many
years. so II a coal pile is placed near Bal
timore Il viii probably be small and in
tended for the use Of torpedo boats and
small vessels.
There is a strong opinion prevailing that
coaling stations in home waters are not
. necessary in time Of peace except at the
navy yards. where ships are repaired and
overhauled, and that in war time vessels
could 20 doubt secure coal IN, all the guam
tities demanded at The leading ports. Rea 70
Admiral HicnbOrn is one Of the most ol.-
spoken opponents of the coaling station
system. but his views are not shared by
other bureau chiefs so far as they relate
20 the strictly domestic stations.
Iy is "a well-coHceded principle that no
great naval power can carry ou a success
ful war beyond its own waters without
COGlinE stations and places OF rendezvous
for irs fleets. and, further. that such sta
tiOus are more Of a menace than an aid
unless formidabIy protected. Great Brit
ain mas Tor years steadily increased the
numbers OF these stations. until she now
not only circles this country with power
fully protected stations. but in every ocean
she has coal piles where her ships may get
fuel in all necessary quantities.
As one OF the results CT the Spanish war
this Government is now maintaining large
coat piles on IT'S own territory IN distant
parts Of the world and convenient for the
use of fleets on foreign stations Previous
to the war there was not one beyond the
limits Of the country except a small pile in
Alaska.
Coaling stations viii shortly be cstab-
Iished al san Juan. on some point in Cuba,
at Honolulu. Apia Samoa. Guam and Ca
vite.
The largest Of the domestic stations is
hat lf ka- "a oh har rr1 TOD
this spring will have a capacity Of at least
Q.COO tons Another new station has Eeen
located al New London. with a capacity Of
10 600 tons
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PROF. :. 4. WELTNER.

SIN, and iu their gratitude have testified ,o
rHi~ fact. We publish iec test rno1i-I- si cures
That have been made through We.,mcrisr when
aI other curative powers had failed
T. T. R1dss. oi PARIS. Mo. the Prosecuting At
toruey OF Monroe county. suffered i"f years wlth
>ciaric Rheumatism. Tried eyery thing without
benefit Was instantly cured through Prot Welt
Iner's Absent Treatment. Mr.. KoJcs Ea- recently
won fame IS the attorney iu the celebrated Jester
ease alrs. T.. r. Graham. Of Boise city. Iowa.
was afflicted for nine years with rheumatism she
could not walk without Crutches OF ifJ her hands
tore cvunnE 60 Nevada she noO pr1elA-us her
sell cured and happy woman. through MeiimeI-
ism. Mrs d. n. Allen. Of Aurora springs. No.
WAS in a hopeless condition. a. she suffered from
consumption in IT'S worst form She could nos
sleep without the aid 0f morphine. Tried every
thing without relief. Fully restored by Prof
Mritmer's Absent Treatment D. D. Afford. Of
Rubens. Jewell county. ksn-- suffered Tor three
wears with Kidney and stomach trouh.e1- tried the
best medical authorities bui told that his
cs~e was hopeless Took Prof NelImCI'> Absent
Treatment and In three daNs WAS cured
Mrs Jennie l.. Lynch, L4keriev- no. WAS Tor
two Years afflicted with uircTdIiOU Ot rBc w0ub,
heart and stomach troubles and general drhiity.
was reduced 20 q mere skeleton Atlcr taking
q lions Of obnoxious medicines without relief. -he
tried the WeltmeT Absent Treatment lu less than
thirty DAYS she was eutire.y relieved and gained
- pounds
NeIimerisn is undoubtedly rha greatest di-aoy-
Cry of th. axe. and she Ah~su. Treatment of this
wonderful science IS indeed revelation. for
through 10 Prof W-ltm-r cen reach al classes o.
people. no matter d. what distance tlsy live.
Ry writing Prot. :. A. Wc,mcr. NC-sda. No,
vosg VIII receive. tree O! charge. TIE Nlgue liC
Journal. a 4Q-psgc illustrated Magazine. aud
long list Of the most remarkable cures ever made.
The evening times., 1900-02-15

the only native Zulu now in the West.
Lord Rdd adopted Charley as his valet.
and took him TO Palestine. Egypt. Spain.
France, Scotland, and England coming TO
America in 1882. He speaks several Eu-
TOpean languages without that southern
accent so noticeable in American negroes.
The father Of Charley is Governor of
AmdumisUra. one of the principal Zulu
colonies, near Port Natal and has writ
ten him several letters in Arabic recently.
commanding him to return and prepare Tor
war, as the Beers have begun fOraging up
on Zulu territory. and Queen Elizabeth
Of Zululand has decreed that all subjects
in foreign lands shall return Immediately
to join the Zulu army 20 protect life and
property menaced by the Boer forces. The
last letter Charley received was in jan
uaTy. and ID stated the Zulus had been
supplied with arms by the British and
hOstilities might be expected any day.
The father would assume command OF the
Zulus near Natal. and a commission would
be given the son il he returned at once.
The evening times., 1900-02-15
THE "MKINLEY COTTAGE.
" Work "A, en- II pairing the PresIdenUs
Home at Canton. ohio.

" Grk Ha en II e pairing -ths PEeEIdeaTs
Home at Canton. Ohio.
CANTON. Ohio. Feb. ID Workmen have
begun work on the repair and enlargement
of the Mckinley Cottage, famous in the
campaign Of 1886. ana since purchased by
President Mckinley as his permanent
home Contractor II. R Jones has charge
OF the work. and kas gone 10 Washington
TO receive Instructions for the work
He says that the front Of the house is 20
DE left as II is except for such repairs as
are needed. The room ustSl bya Mckinley
as q general Office and the .parIor across
The hall occupied by Mrs. Mckinley during
the lively times. are also TO remain as at
present Aside from these the interior will
be generally altered To the rear and side
substantial additions viii be made 10 pro-
vide library and office, dining room, etc,
and additional rooms on the second floor.
The evening times., 1900-02-15

League Of american MEcelmen should give
special attention and assistance 20 the
building Of cycle paths, local and inter-
state.
Chief Consul II. :. Earle OF Michigan;
Chief Consul Cooke, Of Rhode Island, and
Secretary Wells. Of Connecticut. also spoke.
Conway Sans declined to add to the al
ready lengthy session with a speech. but
expressed the hope that the Maryland Road
COmmissin bill would soon bring out a
much needed improvement in Maryland's
highways.
The good roads cOnventio- thereupoH ad-
iOurned. Much of the conversation round
about the corridors of the Continental re-
called the talk usual at an Irish wake.
The great question was the laying out Of
the racing board corpse and there was
much anxiety to give It rs respectable a
burial as was possible under the circum-
stances.
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THE [. A. ". ASSEMBLY.
SuEEc~tions and Speeches ON the
Good Roads Movement.

=
Good Roads Movement.
PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 15-The first day
OF the League OF American Wheelmen Ma
tional Assembly IS by custom devoted to
good roads Forty members out OF the en-
tire delegation congregated in room OF
the Continental Hotel. when the good roads
convention was called to order by Chair
man OttO DoTnan.
The first speaker was Chief Consul c. ".
Small OF Maine. who advocated the edu-
cation Of the farmer in the matter Of good
roads by quoting his own experience. State
aid had been defeated in Maine by the op-
position OF the farmers. who had signed
without knowing what they were signing.
the protests sent TO them by the state
Grange
Prof. Hamilton. Secretary of the Penn
svIvania Department of Agriculture. felt
sorry to have to confess that in spite Of
the wherewithal 70 build good roads-rOck
hottom for a foundation. abundance Of
stone. a suficiency Of money 10 pay for the
construction. and plenty of men who knew
how to do the work-the highways of Penn
syivania are poor as whole
Delegate Fuller. from Long Island. told
of his good roads campaign in New York
State and of the many object lessons he
had taught by means Of lantern slides, in
cidentally ridiculing the suggestion made
in certain quarters that il the League Of
American Wheelmen were TO give up rae
ing it would lose the benefit of the news
paper notices IL now receives.
Mr.. Harrison of the Road Enquiry Office
too. had a long tale to tell about the 55.
600 miles he had travelled and the 265 ad-
dresses he had made to spread the gospel
of good roads. chiefly in the West.
Good Roads ChOate of Minnesota. ap-
pealed in favor OF cycle paths and moved a
revolution subsequently adopted) instruct
ing the chairman TO report 10 the assembly
that, in the opinion OF this meeting. the
The evening times., 1900-02-15
Mothers

bonnet is too large for the baby.
So is mothers dose of Scott's
Emulsion, but no baby IS too
young for small doses of this
easiest and best food-medicine.
The enriched blood brings color
to the cheeks, strength to the
bones and muscles, and flesh to
the wasted limbs. -. So.
The evening times., 1900-02-15

Medley. TriXie FTiganZa Louis Wesley,
Lionel f. Lawrence. and La Petite Ade-
laide. is announced for the local engage
ment. Seats went on sale this morning.
No burlesque organization which comes
to Washington is better known or better
liked among those Of the population TO
whom it appeals than IS the Miaco City
Club, which is scheduled for next week
at Kernans. The company has built up
an extensive following here and is guar
anteed an excellent business upon its
every appearance. This year-accordins
to the press agent-the performance given
is more enjoyable than ever before II
embraces three or four prominent features.
among them an alleged reproduction CT
the Mccoy Maher fight. besides the usual
travesties and what seeems TO be an ex-
traordinary olio. Daily matinees will be
given throughout the week, as heretofore.
The evening times., 1900-02-15
A Chinaman Arnrded pamnre..

KANSAS CITY, Feb. 15.-Mon Fun
Yung. Chinese doctor. with Offices in
this city and St Joseph. has obtained
verdict OF SS,937 damages in the Circuit
Court against the Burlington Railway
Company. He had sued for $40. 600 because
the company would not permit him to ride
In parlor car which. il was said. was
reserved for ladies and their escorts