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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1898
Page
8
In Washington area listings, McKinley and Dewey lithographs appear with various cases and firework items. Prices noted include 815 and 20 dollars, with phrases about fresh woods and best fitility, all at low cash prices near Nuuwaa and Kine] streets corner.
The ad cites many testimonials praising Hood's Sarsaparilla as a blood purifier. One user recounts eye trouble from serousia, claiming improvement after taking the medicine and noting better health. The message emphasizes purified blood as the cause of cures and urges purchase at a stated price.
The notice lists steamer routes and departures for the next eight days, naming vessels such as Victoria Gaelic Yooharn Mokolli Mo Claudine Hil Chol Koti, Cam eron fran Ma Ui, Simr Mikabula Thompson Cov Karnal, Keawhan Thompean Iren Ruual, and more. It records ships sailing to Nanaima BC, Aberdeen Wash, Para Manila, Kapas and Molokal, with departure times including 1am and 5pm, and notes vessels leaving tomorrow and Monday.
Transports salted for Manila sugar left on Kauai Island with 19 sailing vessels and 3 American warships in harbor. James Makee sails for Kapaa at 4 pm, Mokoli sails this afternoon with cattle and crops, and Kauai port activity includes sugar and coal movements. Local officials depart on vacation as sugar mill restarts and several vessels arrive, carrying lumber, shingles, rice, and livestock.
An officer ashore proposes 230 per month with family advance to Native crew for whaleboat work transferring coal from collier to Monadnock on the way to Manila. Whites paid 20 more. natives demand 30. If not settled, Japanese may be shipped. Monadnock and Nero sail for Manila on Wednesday.
J F Brown agent of public lands gives notice of a public auction on August 8 at noon for a tract of land on this island. The Bergstrom Music Co received by C D Bryant a large shipment of pianos and musical instruments. Their opening will occur in two or three days when orders are complete. The Custom House force has been very busy last week and likely to continue. Three foreign vessels arrived Sunday. another is off port at press time.
A narrator recounts seeking relief from a perceived carbuncle on the nose through a Christian Scientist. The imagined blemish vanishes with the treatment, but friends mock the illusion, prompting a belief the carbuncle reflects collective delusion. The piece critiques medical vanity and social ridicule in London Truth.
Professor Carpenter of Cornell demonstrates power needed to ride at five and ten miles per hour on level roads. A rider expends about 10 watts at five mph, about 40 watts at ten mph, and briefly up to 260 watts. A comparison notes a low-power relation to a standard incandescent lamp.
Cape Town Daily Mail correspondent reports President Paul Krueger of the South African Republic in a relapse with medical attendants barring even friends from visiting.
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