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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1898
Page
6
For over fifty years Perry Davis pain killer has stood the test of time as a reliable home remedy. It claims to relieve colic cramps dysentery colds and other pains with a harmless formula and no habit formation. The 34 cent size offers more than twice the quantity of the 25 cent size and it remains a trusted household staple despite newer rivals.
The bank will accept savings deposits from October 1 1898 and continue until further notice at four and one half percent interest. It will adopt the Hawaiian Postal Savings Bank rules as far as practicable and maintain a $50,000 reserve. Printed rules may be obtained October 1 on request.
The mixed jury in the case of Mary Lucas et al v Anna Anjos Perry et al reported a six to six deadlock after nearly two hours of deliberation. Judge Stanley discharged the jury and reset the August term cases. Trial ran about fourty four and a half days from drawing to discharge. Judge Perry also heard petitions for discharge of Mrs Barrett as executrix of Moses Barrett estate. An order directs Judge Perry to handle probate of Mary H Hardy will. Hearing began on Hawaiian Agricultural Company v Samuel Norris for specific performance.
Major Frank X. Civott former U S Mint official and guest of local families sails on the Alameda after visiting Honolulu weeks. He predicts a glorious stable future for the country and supports plans to study Talauds resources for a regular Atlantic Honolulu travel link. He favors rapid transit and notes locals are receptive to progressive projects. Chamberlain s Pain Bara advertised with early cold remedies and lodging and an array of imports arrive on the steamer Australia including salmon crabs oysters and fruits.
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