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iii v SI';' if &7 Hawaiian Star (Dally and Semi-Weekly- .) Published Kvery Afternoon (Except Sunday) by the llnwnliiin Star Newspaper Association, I. til. ALATAU T. ATKINSON Editor FItANK h. 1100C1S. business Manager SUBSCItll'TlON KATES: Per Year in Advance Three Month's, in Advance ler Month In Advance $ 8.00 2.00 ?." Foreign, per Year in Advance.. 12.00. "TlJMI-VEBKL- Y SUJJSClllPflON: Local Subscribers, pcr'Annum. . .$2.00 Foreign Subscribers, per Annum. 3.00 Strictly Iti Advance. Advertising Hates made known on application to the Business Ofllcc. TUESDAY, .11' JA' 12, 1S9S. EDUCATIONAL KEl'OltM. The opening of the Summer School yesterday was most, successful, and I'resldent Dole in Jils address struck the right note when he said "the education the pupils are receiving is not iltting them for practical life," and ngain "the pupils after leaving school were applying for positions as qlcrks or as government employes." An article published in those col umns yesterday analyzed what had Wen the success in the Katnelianieha schools, which are professedly Indus. urinl schools. Wo cannot then expect much from the public schools, which do not profess to instructchildren in tlio mechanical arts, whose teachers lire' in most eases incapable of giving Mich instruction and whose equipment barely extends to a single spade and a hammer. Hawaii is not alone in the complaint of over mental education with no manual training. The United States from one end to the other is complaining about it. So is a large section of (Jreat- Drltnln. It is a erylng-evl- l in Prance and is the cause of discontent in liussia. Sweden and Norway have jiiado a slight attempt to solve the problem, and very naturally the Germans, with their strong common sense, have started to- grapple with the evil. It is one thing, however, to point out that things are wrong, that w'e spend a great deal of money to obtain certain results andttthen tlnd that$ve ' have signally failed. In point of fact it is the easiest tiling in the world to iind fault. It is a totally different tiling to reform and to convince people that they should accept the reform proposed. There is such an amount of prejudice to overcome, Smcli a mass of'useless lumber to .svH'ep away, that the task is Herculean, and it is only a mail or a woman with the form.' ' ' I It. is a good thin,' that the feeling of dissatisfaction is abroad, it 'will gradually spread till the reformer steps forward, and, with the ground prepared, will give us what we need and what we are hoping for. Upon tlie suicideKof the Chinaman in the Insane Asylum there was no inquest. A police ollieial investigated and considered that the reasons for death were obvious. The man Jinnged himself with two pieces of Un- til. Would there be no reason for inquiry if the same ollieial found a woman with her head mashed in by a tint iron'.' In that case also the reasons for death would be obvious. In all cases of sudden death The Star has always maintained that there should lie inquiry, much more should there he inquiry, when the death is by violence, whether self inllicted or not. Por the sake of the ollicials of the asylum there should have been an inquest. They should, by the verdict of tlie jury, be cleared of all blame. As the ease now stands, this Chinaman was known to be suffering from melancholy. Such patients have n predis-positio- u to suicide. It might be asked why were not precautions taken which would have prevented the deed. There is nothing ollieial fhey were taken. to prove that TAXES. If the wnr lasts for a year, it has been estimated that tho total expenditure on tlie part of the United States will amount to between $000,-000,0and $700,000,000. Consequently preparations had to be made for this extraordinary expenditure and on Ju- ly 1st the wnr taxes, which had been passed by Congress, came into practical operation. ' Tlie United States papers praise, criticize, blame the various sections according to the complexion of their politics. I,t is impossible to make an exhaustive analysis in these columns, hut there are some salient features which are worthy of consideration. Take the tnx on inheritance. The principle of progressive taxation is put into fore with a vengeance and runs up to fifteen per cent in some cases. The exact wording of the schedule Is interesting npd worthy of study by 'those who care'for such matters, am the,.,, principles which underlie them. The inheritance-taxe- s form a ortlon of the group under Schedule II, and are as follows: Inheritance Taxes. Legacies and distributee mlutros of personal prop- ertyover $10,000 and less than $23,-001)- ". Itoni'floinry lineal issue or ancestor, brother or sister of decedent, 70 cent for each $100. llenollclary descendant of brother or sister of de- With the steamer leaving San Francisco on the 0th or 7th it is hard ly possible that we shall have news of the close of the annexation debate. There is a certain time that will be occupied in speeches against the annexation movement, and that time will not be curtailed. The best informed in the matter here say that the vote cannot be taken earlier than the eighth of the month, lint as to results there is nothing to fear, annexation is coining just as surely as the sun rises in the East and sets in the West. In a very few days we shall know that we are integral portion of the United States. Vrobably the Philadelphia may bring the news and hoist the ilag. AX OLD pi km. Por more than 300 years a drapery self abnegation and the enthusiasm of business has been carried on in the i one of the great prophets, one of those same building at Sheflleld, under the 1. apparently i,n,.n i,.,i,ii.s if title ol tlie hlirn ill ine irowuc, ami mankind, who will.Jie able to initiate since 17ft" the business Has been conducted by one family. and Jay the foundations of the, 're- PROfiRESSlVE PHYSICIANS S y. that wh.'t is ob.je tkmubl t the, pa.l.iLO, whether food or medir-mo- . is of M.'.-- iittlo benefit to the system. This, probaby, nci-oun- at least o some degree, for tho failu o of cod liver oil to bi3 of us i in f.o many cases. Hitherto its n.jusu .us, dlsgustii.g t'isto has been to most p 'onle an in- - - superablo objection. This obstacleis n w wiiouy overcome in WAMPOLE'S PREPARATION, which contalno tho medicinal power of tho oil, extracted by in from Fresh Cod Livers. The (unlearnt ecen tie miwll ore thoroughly d ngitiaed. In addition to tho reconstructed oil, tho prop .ration has tho rani curat' vo virtues of tho Syrup of IJypophnsphite', Extracts of Malt and Wild t'horry Hark. Taken Wore meals it aids digestion, enriches tho blood repairs waste, renews strength awl vigor and prevents and cures Rheumatism, Bowel Complaints, General Debility, Lung troubles, and all diseases duo to impurity of tho b'ood. Pal itablo as honey. Sold by chemists. IIKALTII DZPAHTME.NT, BUFFALO, N. Y. TO WHOM IT MAT CONCERN : 1 take creat pleasure la saying a few wtrds reiiurdlnpr tlie merits ot h ampolk's fntPAKATio.N. From a Ions experience In the use o( Cod Liver Oil, I have no hesitation hi saying that I reisinf this ns tho Jiect preparation ot Uod Liver OU on the market. It is pleasant to tho taste, can be tolerated by t ho most delicate Btomuch and la productive of the most marvelous results in all cases where it U indicated. It can bo given to persons who have a BtroiiK antipathy to olli of nil kinds, with out their knowing what they are taking. I predict Tor this article n Held ot usefulness at"l an extensive demand. ' Sdward Clark, M.D.. City Hall Physician. To Stock Buyers. We cau still offer for sale only a few shares of i CO. LTD. Tho Hawaiian Safe Deposit ami Investment Company. . . OEO.vR. CARTER, Mgr. I 407 FOllT STEEET, HONOLULU. THE HAWAIIAN STAR, JULY (Himef Topics. IS June 23, 1858. ceased. $1.30 per $100. lleneflejni'y, brother or of father or mother deceased, or descendant of same, $11 per $100. Jtenefleiury brother or sis-to- sister r of grandfather or grandmother deceased, or doseendant of same, $1 per $100. Itoneflcinry, further removed by blood, stranger In blood, or body politic or corporate, $5 per $100. Legacies or property passing by will or law to husband or wife of deceased are exempted. On legacies of $2:..000 to $100,000 the tax is multiplied bv V,; $100,000 to $.100,000, multiplied bv 2; to $1,000,000 multiplied by 2'2; exceeding $1,000,000, by 3. All this is n step towards income tnx. Let people understand that the state can tnx wealth which passes from one Individual to another, and that it can be legally taxed In pro gressive ratio, and the lesson that in-- i conies can lie taxed is soon taught, and that they also can be taxed In progressive ratio. The world moves, and every now and again it moves in Economy in tho amount of steam condensed in the piping which transmits tho steam to the engines and other points in the sugar mill is what all plantation managers are seek ing. By useing our AntiCaloric Boiler Compound the direction of improvement. There Is nothing the people of the' earth need more thnn Improvement in taxation methods. It is for the enlightened nations of the earth to show how such improvements should be made. It is not the volume of taxation in a country that, is burdensome, it is the utter Inequality of burden that galls. There are men who devote themselves to educating the people upon these points, but the process is slow, and many will fall, or will give tip the fight, before the goal is reached. One of the steps toward the millenium will be the equality of burdens. for your steam pipes you will arrive at the minimum in the amount of steam condensed. It is the best covering yet found and is in general use on the plantations. This is tho time of year for general repairs and at a small expense you can cover your pipes with the ANTI CALO RIC BOILER COM POUND, and be surprised at the saving gained in fuel. A saving of 20 per cent in fuel can be safely counted on. At a recent test made by Engineer Kopke of the Pio- - jneerMill, Lahaina, Maui, the following results were disclosed: Asbestos 115F. Scotch Compound - - - - 108F. ANT1-'JAL0I$1- is C HHP. Is it necessary thing than that economical to say any in every way HAWAIIAN HARDWARE CO Port St., opp. Spreckels' Bank 12, 1808. WHAT YOU NEED BEFORE AND AFTER MARRIAGE. A JEWEL STOVE, A GURNEY CLEANABLE REFRIGERATOR, KITCREN UTENSILS. CUTLERY, LAMPS, You can get them all at the PEOPLE'S STORE and save n i i j money tor otner-necessitie- PEOPLE S STORE. W. W. DIMOND & CO. (LIMITED.) - ' ' TWO BEAUTIES One of The Latest. A, Lady's Tan, Vesting Top, Laced Boot. Popular and stylish, at $3. HI 11 BE Fort Street, Honolulu. ALBION. A Lady's $3 Laced Boot, Figured Silk, Vesting Topj Coin Toe, Welted Sole. A splendid Shoe for everyday wear. The Vacuum Oils Are sold in the Hawaiian Islands by the PACIFIC HARDWARE COMPANY, LIMITED, And are delivered to the purchaser in original packages as shipped from our works. Very truly yours, Vacuum Oil Company, Rochester New York. Edward Pkizer, Secretary. Wir bestaetigen Ihnen gern, dass-wi- r mit dem GOO W Cylinderoel der VACUUM OIL COMPANY an unserer Stahlwerks-Geblaes- e uiaschine einen Versuch auegestellt habt'ti ' E-- i wurdo dii; Cjlemengo pro 10,000 Umdrehungen chino fostTlt und ergab sich, dass frueher fuer Schmicrmaterial clos Cylinders M. 14G.30 p Monat ausge- - geben wurden, wachrend mit GOO "W Cylinderoel die Kosten nur M. 79. berugen, somit sich eine Ersparniss von M. G7.30 einstellte. Beim Gebrauche der neuen Olesorte zeigte sich keinerlei Unregelmaessigkeit im Betriebe der Maschine. Union Action-Gesollschaf- t, Dortmund, Germany. r SALE READY-MAD- E CLOTHING --iLMD MEN'S FURNISHING GOODS Has Commence at L. B. Kerr's Store, Queen Street. Prices Reduced All Along the Line. ' 4 Complete Suits, satin lined, $10; former price, $15. Complete Suits of Tweed, $4.50; former price, $9. Full Dress Shirts, 75c; former price $1.25. Fine S.ilk Neckties, Collars, Cuffs, and Underdo thing in proportion, as we are going out of the Clothing Business. The Goods will be sacrificed and you can have them at your own price. IMPORTER. 1 r 1
e. i1 & " (ft A A Good Article Is worth striking for. And in nothing is this better illustrated than in Footwear. Ten cents taken out of the sole, and fifteen cents taken out of the upper, in the factory, makes the biggest kind of a difference when the Shoe is put into actual service. It's wise iu the end to spend the extra twenty-fiv- e cents and thusj secure security lor your feet and pocket-boo- k. There are heaps of job lots sold at $2.49 a pair, when an outlay of a few cents more would secure for you the real article. Don't be led away by odd figures. A Shoe dealer with a reputation to sustain caunot afford at any time to put out a shoe that will not sustain this reputation of value. We have a reputation to sustain. The Manufacturers' Shoe. Co. Sign of the Big Shoe. Fort Street, Honolulu. ON THE NEW ELECTRIC GAR LINE. VISTA Formerly the property of the late John H. Paty, just purchased by us, and laid out in ACNIFICENT LOTS OF VERY LARGE SIZE. OENTIIIHAN S Applications will he received at our office commencing Monday morning, July 11, 1898, for the purchase of these fine pieces of property. THE PRICE AND TERMS ARE REASONABLE. Brace Warim Rooms 7 and 8, Progress Block. THE POWER Co OF HABIT A certain groove is easily fallen into; due to the fact of unconsious action. Many will preform the samejact repeatedly, not thinking that a change might make matters less ardous and more beneficial, Habit is caused by lack of interest, and people through habit often miss opportunities of advantage. Thepractice !of buying without considering is a fault, due to habit. Many dollars could be saved if people were less inclined to stay in the" same old groove. Shoes change in styie constantly, and are more artistic at the present than ever before. Do you need a pair of shoes? Think. We have them and at proper prices. 2L. E- - MURPHY & CO. 205 Hotel St., Arlington Block. j Island orders solicited. NOW READY. 3tar Portfolios, parts 1 1 to 1 5 THIS HAWAIIAN THE WHEAT CORNER At Chicago lias collapsed, and prices of flour have declined n very smnll fraction. The extreme high price for wheat wis purely fictitious, nml Hour prices did not follow It. 'Die legitimate price of wheat Is high this year from natural causes, War and Drought. Lower prices cannot be looked for until a new crop. WE CARRY OHLY THE BEST, When you want the Ilcst Hay, Feed or Grain, at Itight Prices order from . CALIFORNIA FEED CO. Telephone 121. For the Toilet, For the Handkerchief Without Rival Your Gifts fflaile Cologne. Are not Complete Without A Bottle. SENl. II 0. Fort Street. Honolulu. TUNING and REPAIRING We aro now in a position to tune and repair pianos at Factory Prices. We guarantee all work to be strictly high class and satisfactory in every detail. Kroeger, Kimball, and Chickering Pianos. For sale for cash or on the Installment plan. Old instruments exchanged for new ones. Pianos rented, tun-e- d and repaired. In a week or ten days our stock of music and musical instruments will be on hand. Bergstrom Music Co t,. .PROGRESS BLOCK. Telephone 321. STAR, JULY 12, 1898. BY AUTHORITY l'UHLTC LANDS NOTICE. On Augunt 3rd, at 12 o'clock noon, lit front entrance of .Tudielury llulld-luwill be sold lit I'llhlic Auction: Lease of tile (Jovcriiinent luiitl of Uulapue, Molokai, and of undivided interest In the adjoining land of Ku. haaanui, containing 8,"0 acres, more or lcs. Term, si years. Upset rental, $100 per year. Lease is on special conditions ns to fencing and true planting. For particulars of which apply at ofllce of Public Lands, Honolulu. J. P. HIIOWN, Agent of Public Lands. July 11, 1808 PU11LIC LANDS NOTICK. On Wednesday, August 3rd, at 12 o clock noon, nt the front entrance of the Judiciary Huildlng, Honolulu, will be sold at public auction n tract oi land at A lea, Konn, Oahu, containing total area of OS acres, lying on both sides of present main road. The Government main road to the width of 80 feet is reserved from this sale, and the reservation Is further made for a road 30 feet in width from main road to the upper land of Aiea over n line to be approved by the Government. Upset price, $10,000.00, cash, in U. S." Gold. .T. F. ltliOWN, Agent Public Lands. July 11, 1808. CHANGE OE LOCATION OF GOV ERNMENT POUND. In accordance with Section 1 of ChapterNXXV of the Session Laws of 1888, I have this day changed the lo- - cation of the Government Pound, In the District of Hamakua, Hawaii, to an enclosure on the east lower portion of the northeast corner of It. P. 5103, Land Commission 7823, Mania, about 217 feet on the lower side of the Gov eminent Itoad, llouokaa, Hamakua, Hawaii. J. A. KING, Minister of the Interior. Interior Olllec, July 11, 1S0S. 'EXECUTIVE NOTICE. The President directs it to be noti ' fled that ' MIS. IIENNY CLAY MEYEIiS has this day been commissioned Dep uty Auditor General. GEO. C. FOTTEIi, Secretary Foreign Olllce. Honolulu, July 8, 160S. oiflHin Subscription Lists for the increased Stock in tills Company arc now open at the offices of the undersigned: JAS. F. MOKGAN, Queen Street. HAltRY AltMITAGK, King and Hethel Streets. nn nnnn in no II 100,000 Calcutta sugar bags, size 30x22, weight 10 ounces, especially adapted for consignments to New York. These bags arc in stock and ready for immediate delivery. J. O. ItOTHWELL. Warehouse, Queen Street. CHILDREN'S Spring Hats. A full line to select from. All the L,atest Shades iu RIBB ONS-- - Mrs. M'Haima. MILLINER, FORT STREET. THE BOYS IN BLUE. A complete collection of rhotographs to bo seen at Havey's Studio, also the only Pictures taken of the presentation of the Stars and Stripes to the U. S. S. Charleston. Portraits of the highest quality and tho most complete and artistic collection of Island Views upon Iridium, Platinum and Silver Papers. Pllntnorrnntiir. f"V T tA v Corner Fort and Hotel St. TO RENT. The A 1 fireproof two story brick building on lower Fort street known as the Union Ice Company's building. 'Apply- - to HAWAIIAN ELECTRIC CO. COL fll'Sll IMMINENT EDITATOU WJLL TALK TO THE PU11L1C. Letters of Endorsement Iteceived from U. S. Commissioner of Education and Stanley' Hall o Clark's College. Colonel Parker will lecture this ev ening at Progress hall, at 7:30. All classes of the community are Invited to attend. TJie lecture will deal with child life and not only those who are lireetiy engaged In the instruction ot children, .but all who have the care of children in their home life should To educators the names of Colonel and Mrs.T'arker are household words, and they must be to many others. How the colonel Is regarded by the United States government will be understood from .the following letter which was received by the Commis sioners of Education. Department of the Interior, 1'iireau of Education. Washington, May. 17, 180S. This will introduce Colonel Francis Y. Parker, principal of the Chicago Normal school, who visits Honolulu the present summer to conduct an Institute. Colonel Parker is one of the best known educators in the United States. His lectures on education are calculated to arouse reflection on the fundamental principles of teaching and stimulate those who hear him to the Invention of new methods of reaching and developing the child mind. Colonel Parkers labors at Quiqcv, Mass., and as supervisor of the Boston schools, and later for fifteen years in tlie Cook County Normal school in Chicago, form a large part of the his tory of education in the United States. I consider him an elementary power for good in,. the work of improving methods of instruction and I take great pleasure in introducing him to tlie directors in charge of education at Honolulu. W. F. HA1MMS, Commissioner of Education of Ununited States. (1. Stanley Hall, of Chirk University, gave Colonel Parker the following letter of introduction to President S. 11. Dole: Clark's University. - Worcester. .Mass.. May'o, 180S. President Snnford II. DoK Hawaiian Islands. My Dear Mr. President: Colonel Francis W. Parker, principal of the Chicago Normal school, goes to Hawaii this summer, and I take unusual pleasure in commending him to your attention. He is one of the leading educators of tlie country, .and for many years has been a leader and a liht here. I think perhaps no one in the country has done more good educational Work fqr public schools than he. f doubt if any one has addressed so many audiences or written books more widely read. I understand Mrs. Parker is to accompany hini. Many places here this summer will envy you at Hawaii, and 1 am sure that any attention or special courtesy which you mav show them will be niovt worthilv bestowed and iikv-- conliallv appreciated. With most cordial congratulations upon your eminent and distinguished career, I a.in. Your very humble classmnte, G. STANLEY HALL. ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. The undersigned having been appointed administrator ' of. the Estate of Kong Lcong, doing business as Yce Chong, of Honoapu, Kau, Hawaii, deceased, by thu Honorable Antonio, Ferry, Second Judge of the Circuit Court of the First Circuit, Republic of Hawaii, on Juno fth, 1807' notice is hereby given to all creditors of tlie deceased to present their claims, duly authenticated and with proper vouchers, if any exist, even if the claim is secured by mortgage on real estate, to the undersigned, either at his residence or place of business, within six months from the date of the publication of this notice, or such claims will be forever barred. W. FFOTENHAUEIi, Administrator. MULES i IE. A CHOICE LOT OF MISSOURI AND CALIFORNIA MULES Just Arrived. NOW FOR SALE INQUIRE OF AT LOW TERMS. G. SCHUMAN, Club Stables, Fort Street. TIVOLII Lato Saratoga, Wnikiki. Mr. Karl Klemme begs to notify the Public of Honolulu and surrounding Islands that he has undertaken the management of this well known Seaside Resort. Evory arrangement has been made for. tho convenience of Bathers and those wishing to enjoy a Vacation at the Seaside He trusts that he may receive the patronage he will endeavor to deserve. For particulars inquire at Queen's Hotel, Nuuanu Avenue; Tele. 800 and 880. KARL KLEMME. One Large Scar Is All That Remains of Great i Scrofula Sores Neighbors Could Not Bear to Loot" Upon Her A Crnritl, Complete Curo by Hood's Sarsnparli'c After Others Fallod. "(I was taken with neuralgia tn my fiend and eyes. Not long utter ttits, a Bcrodila soro appeared on my letfc clrtelc, extending from my upper Up .to my eye. Other Bores camo on my neck, nnd on my right, arm and ono of my llmbn. They wcro very troublcsomo and painful nncl soon became great running sores. Jly faco looked' bo bhd that soma of rdy neighbors could not bear to look at ma and advised mo to wear a bandage, butl feared this would irrltato tho soro and mako it worse. So I Could Not Hldo tho Soros. My niece, who was fnmlllnr with a case similar to mine, which had been cured by Hood's SarHaparilla, urged mo lo try It. Finally I was persuaded to do so, nnd inj a short tlmo I saw it was helping mer. Tho sores began to heat nnd the . neit-ral- gla in my head was better. In a few? months tho sores on my arms and Itmbji nil hcnlcd; thoso on my neck grada&lly disappeared nnd now they nro nit p,onn I havo never had nny symptom of scrofulm ' since. One larjjo scar on my rlglit arm Jo nil tho sign that remains of my terrible, nflllctlon. Tho neuralgia is rIso carMf.,v Mns. J. M. Hatch, Etna. New Hamrwhlroi Hood 9 9 Is tho hest In fact tho One True Mood .I"Brifiii-T- Hnnrf'5 Pillc are too nnly pllt Witli HooU's Sarsai.MllIa- tti -. llobron Drug Company WHOLESALE AGENTS. Now in Full R i Order! II urwiii STOCK OP " ' SarsapariJIat Every article marked hi plain- - . : . : v' :.y " ' -- V V"4 . '4 nick iVfl figures. If you don't see what yoxs. . want in sight, ask for it. y Don't overlook the fact that this: f ? , , ,,; stock must he sold hefore removal. ? 1 , . ' - , l and all goods have been re'duced ,. r; . S in price. Thp Pnhlin Rpnpflt 'hw . Ill I UUMU UUIIUIIl UU P, This- - Sale!: J. I HIE QUEEN STKEET. BE SURE AND SEE THE Provideht Savi ngs LIFE RSSURHNGE SOCIETY (OP NBW YORIC) PLANS Boforo Taking Out a Policy o? Life Insurance, E, R, ADAMS, General Agent, 407 FORT SX 33 -'- J f M i
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