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VOL. VIII. NO. 1081. HONOLULU, H. I., THURSDAY, JULY 12, 1894. PRICE 5 CENTS.

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the daily bulletin ;

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KVERY AFTERNOONtXCMtr (CH01Y IT THB

Dally Bullttin Publish Co., ML,

4T tHI OfFICB

lit k 328 fterefcaat St.. otetili, ft. I.

suusonirrioN-B- tx Dollam a yia.Delivered In Honolulu at Ftrtv Omits alrRTB. In advance.

THB WEEKLY BULLETIN-- 18 1'UDLIBHKO-BVB- RY

TUESDAYU Foca Dollam a Ya to Domestic,ott Fivi Dollam to Foreign Subscribers,

payable In advance.

BOOK AND JOB PRINTINGmint in aoraaioa STYLE.

BOTH TKLKPHONK8 anj

P. O. SOX W.

The Daily BuLLtrtH It printed and pub--'Halted by tlie Dally Bulletin 1'ubllslilngCompany, Limited, at Ita office, Mer-chant street, Honolulu. Hawaiian fri-ends. Daniel Logan, editor, resides onAlakea street, Honolulu, aforesaid.

Address letters (or the paper " EditorUcllitin," and business letters " Manageriii7 uuueun ruousniua; iwmpany.Osing a personal address may cause delayin attention.

BuainaM Cards.

LXWXRS 6Y COOKS,

lllir.lHTM AID DtALIM III I.UtfSSS APALL KINDS or BciLDtsa Matisjals.

Fort Street, Honolulu.

H. HAOKTSLB 00..

lilllUL OoiawiMliia Awantn.

kirner Fort and Queen Btreeu, Honolulu.

NO. 8. SKITHIKS,

VI'i'TIiinss A.b4HKal Hu.iee. Aaav,

Mahuaona, Kobala, Hawaii.

wixuax rosTXB,

irisNst-Ar-- l. AMn Nhtai Fiisliki

i

No. 18 Kaahumanu St., Honolulu.

TH08. UNDSAY,

UAantAovraiNt. Jtwikas Hb WATCH'

MAKSS.

iCukui Jewelry a specialty. ParUcuiarattention paild to all klnda of repairs.

Mclneniy Block, Fort Street.

J. J. WILLIAMS.

PHOTOORAPHBR

Tt Paly Ctjllmioo t iiind VHti.

HONOLULU IKON WOKXS,

htbam Khoinks, Suoab Milij, BoiLaaa,OooLta. Iron, Bkass, amp Lcad

Oastiros.

Manblnery of Every Oescrlpttnu Made toOrder. Partloular attention paid to Ships'Blaoksuiltblng. Job Work executed atShort Notice.

E. A. JACOBSON,

Watohmakkh and Jkwklkh

ftM Fort Btrent, Honolulu, II. 1.P. O. Box 287. Mutual Tele. V.

DR. C. W. MOORE,1400 Van Ness Aye., 8. F Cal.

Blegait ApartaieaU for Patieata.SLRCTRI01TY IH NKRVOCS OIRtASXH,

Dr. Moorn olfiirM invallila all thacomforts of home, with constant and care-f- nl

treatmont. Refers to H. It. Maclarlane.000--tf

OHAS. GIRDLER.- IIIRICT IMI'ORTKR Of -

KNUI.IHli AND CONTINKNTAI

IDry QoodsIn IS Kal"inienn strxt.

Cement Sidewalks & Gra-nite Curbing Laid.Kstlmates given on all kinds ol

TiiNK.L'ONORBTK A FLABTKR WORK

Hfe. roHCSKT A crreiAUTT "VIJOHN F. BOWLER

a B. RIPLEY & ARTHUR REYNOLDS,

A.K.OMITMOTS.tlrrjuai New rlnln )eMj8t IlitlldlliK.

Fort street, Honolulu, II. I

wm. 6. irwin & co. !

CLilmlted'OFKKK FOR HA LB

FERTILIZERS!tLix. eaoss a NO'

Celebrated Hlgb Grade Cane lanom.

We are also prepared to lake orders (of

Uminra N. Ohlnndt As Oo '

F'ertllljeesre,

Insuring prompt delivery

BOILED LUCOL!Thin It a superior Faint Oil. con- -

turning Unwed Ol, andgiving a lasting brilliancy to colon.TJted with ilrlot It alves a ipletidld rlonrturface.

Lime. Oement,KKFINKOSlTOARb,

HALMnf.

FktrtNUik Caaiiifl Co.'i Corse Btwl

eBrvina rAint oo.s

Compounds, Roofing & Papers,

Ited'i PiUdi Sieim Pipe Coiiriofi

Jarboei' DUaoii, Biaael 4 Etar- -

latHiPaialKspecially deitgnel for Vacuum fans.

FIRE,LIFE and

MARINE

INSURANCE.

BartfoN Fire lararaace Co..Aaaata. t7.109 MS lo i

Loidos Uacaabira Fire Int. Co., i

Aaieta, H317.052.

ThasMand Money Marine In. Co.,(I.lmltnl)

Aaceta. SB,12iOS7. !

New York Life la. Co.,Aatett, $137,499,198.99.

G. 0. BERGER,I

Qeaeral Ageat tor Hawaiian Islands.HONOLOLU.

Win. G. Irwin & Co.(I.IMITKI)I

t

Wm, O. Irwin President aud ManagerOlaiift Biireckels,W. M. OlrTard. Secretary and TreasurerTheo. 0. Porter Auditor

Sugar PaotorsAMI

Commission Agouta

4IIKNTS or TIS

Oceanic Steamship Company,

OF HAN FRANOISOO, OAL

C. BREWER & CO.tl.IMlTKll)

General MercantileAMP

Commission AgentsI1. V Jones .I'remdeutO. H. RobertMiu. . ManagerK. F. Ilishop. Bcorelhry. A TreasurerW. F. Allen . AuditorO. M. t'ookeH, Waterhoite 4 lllrrtnn." I. I'erler

City Cakuiaoic Co.,Corner Kiuguud l Kts.

BOTH TELEPHONES 113

Finn CarriagoK & Civil DrlvnrsTo he had at all hours.

J. S. ANHItADE,IV I tf MnuilKer

Atlas Assurance Go.

OF I.C5XTDOIT

ABSr.TH, 110,000,000.

H.V.St;i!Mll)T&SONS,iteiit.loi Haaallan Islands.

JUST ARRIVED i

I'RK BARK "0. D. BRYANT."

mHA BY CARRIAGES

Of ALL STTLMI

Carpets, Rugs and Hatscall

In tlie Utest Pattern.

HOUSEHOLD "

Sewing Machines,HAND 8EWINQ MACHINES,

All with the Latest Improvement

ALSO OV BAUD

callNVESTERMAYERb koii

. or

Celebrated Cottage Pianos

Parlor Organs, Goitars,

AND OTHS- S-

MUBICAL INSTRUMENTS.FOR BALK

ED. HOFFSCHLAEGER & CO.,

King Street, onpo. Castlo A Cooke.

114 BOTH TELKPHONKB tu

nUSTAOE&CO.

COALall kliiils In any quantity from

bag to a ton.

CHARCOALfrom one bag to any quantity

FIREWOODIn u lengths and Sawed or Split,

rum uag loauy iuaiuuy; also

WHITE & BLACK SANDH7U-- tf

2STATI01Nr.AX,

IRON WORKSQUS3K3M STR.XDBIT

Batwetn AUkea and Richards Struts.

'IMIK UNI)ERBI(INF.I) ARE PRE- -X pared to make all kinds of Iron,Brans, Bronte, Zinc, Tin ami Lead Castings. Also a Oenural Reiialr Shop forHteam Engines. Rice Mills, Corn Mills,Water Wheels, Wind Mills, etc. Machinesfor thi Cleaning of CoHee, Castor Oils.Beans, Ramie, Sisal, Pineapple Leaves amiother Hbrous Plants ami Paiier Stock.Also Machines for Extracting Starch fromthe Manloo, Arrow Root, etc.

tW All orders promptly attendMl u,

WHITE, HITMAN k CO.

BEAVERSALOON,!

i

The Best Loncb in Town.

fiqfli--

Ten, a-n- OotTeeAT ALL UOUU.1

Tlifc fNEST brands ofCigars and Tobacco

4LWAVN ON HAND

K. J. lTOLTE. Prop.

"Sans Souci"HotelSeaside Resort

Walkikt Honolulu.

(klohrr tl, M3.t.

If unuwir ilemt iicA thing iiu Inifli icmrrii, qulit, jmrt air, tltnr itnanler, ywnl mxl and htititnly tuntttt hungout lifmt hit tjt) fiery ciruiiuj tner the 'icl-fi- e

mul the ilittmil hillt nf UViiniiiir, I trcitm-tnfiu- lhim etmliitlly to thr "Sou timet."

ItUIIKliT I.DI'IS Srtil'K.WOiS'

T. A. SIMPSON, lUnager.

METROPOLITAN HEAT CO.,

fit l KING SI

Wholesale and Retail Butchers

AND

NAVY CONTRACTORS.

O i WaIUi Manugni

Paciflc Mail S.S. Co.

AND THH,

OccideoUl and Oriental S. S. Go.

Per YOIOHAMA ail HONGIONQ. ,

Steamers of the shore Companies will ,at Honolulu on their way to the above I

porta on or about the following dates! I

'Btmr "CHINA" .. 8opteinlcr 3, 1801Btiur "OCEANIC" ....October 2, 18UIBtmr "CHINA".. . November 12, iwjlBtmr "OCKANIU"...December 11, ltflBtmr "CHINA" .January 21, 18U5

Btmr"OCKANtC". Februnry III, lBUA

Btmr "CHINA" . .April 2. 1KB

For 3AN FRANCISCO.

BUramcrt of the above Companies willat Honolulu on their way from Hong- -ami xoiouama to me a oove port on

about the following dales i

8lmr"01TY0FRtODKJANKlRO"July 10, 1M

Bliur"BKI.OIC" AUKUt21 latflBtmr "CITY OF PKKINU'

.. October 9, 1KHBtmr "OCEANIC" Novcmbvr tu, ltsuiBtmr "CHINA" December 31, 18VIBtmr "OAK1.IC" February 10, lfiJ8tmr"PKU".... .March 2U, 1NI3Btmr "OAKI.IC" . . .April 23, 1KO

IATBS OF PASSAGB MB AS FOLLOWS: w

ro Toto- - ro iioito-con-

AMA.

Cahiu flfOtsj IKS 00Cabin, round trip 4

months I2 00Cabin, round trip 12

months 116 2ftEuropean Steerage. HOWJ USJOO

-- Pasiengers paying full tare will beallowed 10 percent ou" return fare If return.Ing within Iwehe months.

Of For Freight and Paapagn tpply u

B. HACKFELO It CO., r

so it Agents.

'Oceanic Steamship Go.

Australian Hail Service.

For San Francisco:rhr ,Vm (ml Klue Al Steel BUaini.iiii

" "ALAMEDAIII I til-- Oteanle Hteaiiiililii tVuiiitn a inbe dun al Honolulu frmn Hvdnvvainl Aiirkland on or sImjiiI

July 26th.And will leave for the above ntirt withMailsand PasHengersonoralMiut lhatdaU.

Por Sydney and Ancklaad:llir S'rwand Fine Al BU Bteanishlp

'MONOWAI"01 the Ikeanto Bteauishlp Oouiiwiiv willbe dll at Hon.. lulu, from Han Rrmnoiwvj,on or hIhuii

August 2d.ft1".1. "' ."ve pwupt deiU)b withMnlln 4ii, I Pasfiigers for the above orU.

The unde'signe.! are now prepared to Usue

THROUGH TICKETS TO ALL POINTS

IN THK UNITED STATES.

"" f"' fuilher particular namingFtvut.it or I'humi;; apply to

Was. G. IKWIN A CO., Ltd.,

Oceanic Steamship Go.

Time TablelocaIlline

S. S. AUSTRALIA.

Arrive Honolulu l.Hve HunoiuMifrom S. K (or S, F. I

July 14 July l

THROUGH LINEKroiu San Fntlit'lNi-,- , Kroiu Sydney fo

for Sydney Han Francisco

.Infix llwmlulu Ittntt llmuilulu

MONOWAI, Aug. a ALAMKlA,JnlyiALAMKDA. Aug.. 'to MAR1 1'OBA, Aug.aiMARIl'OSA,Sept.'J7 MONOWAI. Sept,MONOWAI Oct. i"t , A LAM KDA

II. LOSE,Notary Public, Collector and Oeoera)

BtwIneBS Agent

hilh'SKt-n- l for Kiviit.il ol the lei KlltKINSI'RANCKCOMI'ANIKS.

Patautea ol Loss's Chemical Compound forCUrllylnu Caua Juice.

MiiiiikI Telciihonu S l. O. Hot S.W.

Meri'li.illl Sin el. Heiiolllhl.

Ring Up Both Telephones 122

rns

Baggage Express,Hlaud at Hollllii:r'ShoeiiiHhop,

Qint'ii .ireet, near Fort.' a e UUKH I'OI.UXiK.

Canadian-Australia- n

Steamers of the above Line, running In connection with thr

CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAYBetween VancortTar B. 0., ami Byitney, N. 8. W., nnd calling at Victoria, B. 0.,

Honolulu oml 8uva FIJI,

A.RE3 DXJHJ AT HONOLULUOn or about the dales below Mated, !.

From Srdner and Suva, for Victoriaand Vancouver. B. O.t

Btmr"ARAVA"... AllptlM IBtntr"WARRIMOO" Bcptemlwr I

Btmr "AR AW A" . ..Octobor '.'

tarragh Tickets tmii frots Bonolnlt to

rstmHT Ann pamkshck aoimtiD. McNICOLL, Montreal, Canada.ROBERT KKUR, Winnipeg, Canada ,M. M. BTKKN. Ban Francisco. Cal.O. MpU BROWN. Vancouver. B. 0.

Wilder's Steamship Co:

TIME TABLEvVn.oxs, Pre. o. B. Rons ncCam. J. A. Kimu, PortBupL

Stmr. KINAU,0L1WU5, Ceajundar,

Will leave Honolulu at 2 r. u., loucliing atLabalna, Maalaea Bay and Makeua thesame day; Mabukona, Kawainar and Laupahoehoe the following day, arriving t i'Hllo at midnight.

LKAVKh HONOLULU

Friday . July 13Tueiday. July 21Friday Aug. 3rueMay .Aug. II

nun . .Aug. 21Tiledday .HupU 4

.CCpl. IITuesday .hepl.24rrmay ..Oct. 5Tuesday ...OcUIIIFriday .Ucl. 2UTittfay . Nov. 0Friday ..Nov. 10Tuemlay . . Nov. 27Friday Die. 7Tuesday ..IK'O. IH

tteiurnlng leaves Hllo, tuuehint: at l.au.Kawalhui-- a. m.,

III a. m., Makena Ir. v.; MaalaeaBay Or. m.; Uhaina 8 r. m. the followingday; arriving at Honolulu n a. m. Wmlui-s- .

days and Saturdays.ARRIVES AT HONOLULU

Saturday July 21WednesdaySaturday. .. Aug.nl

educKday . . . .

Baturday .. .sVpu'i ;

Wcduuwlay bt'pl. 12Saturday . . . . Sejit. 22Wednesday ..Out. 3Satunlav ..Oct. 13Wednesday .Oct. 21Baturday . . .,Wednesday... . ::kov'. uSaturday. .. . ..Nov. 21 :

Wednesday . Ore. ASaturday .

Wednesday 1!!( '

If No Freight will be rnstvi (ter12 iiikiii on day of sailing.

stn.,INE'!Will leave Honolulu every Tueda si a i

r. m., touching at Kalnilul Hiielo. Hana,Hamoa and Kiimhnlu

Returning will arrive t Honolulu everySunday morning. ,

far No frrvlgbt will iw rv.lvHii after.... ..a Ul imiiiiiKi I

Mllisignees uiust lie at the landllixs toreceive their Freight, as we will uoUioldourselves resimnsible after surh Kreluhtbat becu landed.

While the Conian) will u due tl 111- -

Sence in handling Live Stock, we declineany responsibility In cane of the

loss of same.The Company will not be restiouslble lor

Money or Jewelry unlffn plared in tlie careof i'ursers.

W. W. AHANA,

1Merchant Tailor,

32 3 ZtTMuajaAX Strvat.

FINE SUITINGS- IN

Enuilsb, Scotch and American Goods.

Style and Fit Ouarnnteed.

Cleaning & RepairingMutual Tele. 668. P. 0. Box 144.

lUI'J Urn

H. JAOUEN,

1M1AUTIGAL GUN-MAEI- 2K

1 I't'H to Inform btrUiin Men and theOeueml 1'iibllr that I am prepsrrd to

and Reuovulo eer otFirearms, (Iiiiih, Ullli". and IIcviiIvithskillfully llliielng mnl Ilrotwi-U- p

done in any shade. Flrst-clni- work.uiHnnhip Kiiaraiiteed I'liKtoniers proiiiitl)attended tu.

Wu AildrocnUNION STIIKKT HONllLUI.Ii

Kill tl

no yion kioe fx..II Nuiisnu Htrtwl

Tinsmiths, Plumbing, Etc.

I'ltlW'KKRY sml OLAHHWAItKlOU-S-

Steamship Line

From Victoria and Vancouver. R

for Suva and Bjrdnnyiof

Blnlr',VARUIMOO,,.. Jnly2l8imr"AUAVA" Auiiit 21

Bttiir'VARRIMOO" 8iteiuber2l of

Otnida, OoJIed States and Europa.in

For Freleht and Paaace and allueurrai iniormation, apply to

THEO. H. DAVIES & CO.,AotnUfnr thr Hnwnilnn titmuit.

to

71Bell Telephone

71 is

Mntnal Telephone of

Consolidated

Soda

Water

Works

Company,

Limited.

HOP II1NG & CO.,WM HOTEL STREET,

COMMISSION MERCHANTS

Wholesale Dralers in

Liprs M MiiDila Cipr&AWB

General Chinese Merchandise- srril as - j

Nill Oils. Rice, Matting,Chlumie Silks, Etc., KUi., Klv

English and AmHrioan Grocer leiBy Every Coail bWamr

WOTIIAI. TKI.KPHUNK 147 unit It

BEGAN VAFOH 4 PACIFIC GAS

Engines d Launches !

THB BEST IN TBE MARKET.

fcj' Thoy caiuint bo Hiirimsscdfor motivu power.

SKNII FOR OATALOOOK

JOS. TINKER,lilU-- tl Hole Agent, Niiuauu street.

THIS SPACE IS RE-

SERVED

run

WILLIAMS BROS.

Pioneer Furniture Co.

Mi and till King Streetloui-t- f

PACIFIC HOTEL(Viruer King V Nuuhiiii Hts.

F.nw WokTRR, i Maliai;er

Finnst 01 Wines L I.innnrRBilliard & Reading Room

rasa to pathumi

MTTT'

Consolidated Soda Water Co., L'd

Cor. Allen Port Sts Runnlutu.

IlOLLISTl-J- CO.,lUWtl Al!elit.

Doliar Map 0f Honolulu

POR. BO OHNTS,(MY III T I'll IK AllVKItTIKKMI'.NTVj aud fud it with .'.'ilVntitolhe llvtivItilll'iiK IIIDce, nud m will recelvi IIIreiurii l) k.'h M w or IIumii i 1, khoivuiKall the ttnt'U mul dUliiiuvs, 'llio n'Riilurprice ol the Mmji l fl. Flrnt eunie, lir.twrved. Ths tUily li lllllltvd

People'a Party

Editor Dclixtin:As I am no doubt incluilvd among

the "gontlouiun royalists" of theStar, I feol it incumbent on uio todisabuxe anyone who tnny iin.iginn Iam afliliated with any party ofRoyalist proflivitios. Since my ar-

rival hero 1 hao known no partybut that of law, order nnd progreM.tu 18s" I took nnnsaud became acommissioned oillccr in the cause ofgood government. I have advocatedduring lf years' re3idenco overy-thin- g

tending towards republicaninstitutions and have helped withmy time and purse said ends.

I am a republican, and boing so,feel now a good time to draw dis-

cordant elemetits into a commonfold, my object being a unification

apparently divernilied interests.Since the formation of the 1. G. 1

have been its supporter, ns now I amthe Republic.

The editor of the Star may shouthimself hoarse, aud roar "royalists

disguise," still 1 can certainlychallenge Arthur Johnstone's pro-bity in political inalters; when it iscompareu witu my actions uunugtrying times. The objects of theTeoplo's l'arty will soon bo known

all, but it may bo said, one ofthose is to draw men together andget rid of mauy asperities whichhave arisen during the past. Another

the abolition of the importationAsiatics -- a crime 1 cau iictur bo

charged with, having never employ-ed such labor, either as a sugarplanter, or in my house or presentbusiness. Before closing I thank theeditor of the Star for Ins generousand gratuitous advertising of thatbusiness. limv. Woltuk,

l'eople's l'artyHonolulu, July I- -', IbOi.

Wit and Humor.

Novor win tlu'ro a ruMur onthuiait ovur Ins own eountrynton tbaubtr Daviil Wilkio, tlio uulubratwlScotch artist. Ouu nuniaiiiK storyconucclud with lliia trail o( bisohnractur wni toltl by llunry Thota-hoi- i.

"Ttiouirtotil Vo innttn bo aScotch '1 liomsou, I'll warrant," auiilSir Utivid, as thoy ent toiilhur fortho lirat lituu ut nn ncndiMiiy iliuucr."lam of that ilk," waa tliu reply;"my fathur waan Scotchinuu." "S'ahu, rcallyt" uxclninu'd Wilkio, Kfl-iu- k

thu other hauil wnrml. "Audiu mother wan Irmli." "Ayo, ne,wan she, roallyt" nnd tho hnnd d

its Kraip n trillu. "Aud 1 waitborn in Ltiu'laud." L ion that Wil-ki- o

ilroppcii his now Irii'iid'n lianil,and almost tiirncii hia buck uponhim. Ilia dixniipolnlmoul was mo

evident that Tliuiiiou feitrerut instead of tudi(,'untion at thintreatment, and later ou endeavoredto couuteraet the eireel of his

iintiounlity. Ilul from thatday Wilkin hud no lurther deiire totalk to him. and nhoixed it plainly,

A certain tender hearted judK" "1

wajs dreaded to fend u married mauio kuui. eii, iiieie ni lenuw uutrial for paining counterfeit money.lie was a single man, in id tho cumUKaiunt him was quite strong'. Thecu-- wa, iu fact, quito hopeleis.Couuhel lor prisoner, however, hunt-c- d

up an old lady who had live chil-dren, raiiKir fru"1 H yearn to 8months old, mid had her imporsou-at- e

the supposed wife nud childrenof the prisoner. All through thotrial they nut, often weeping. Thoiiiiiu nan found guilty. Three daysluter, when tlie priMiuor waa broughtup to be aeuleiiced, the woinuu andchildren were Imin'lit iu aud couu-8e- l,

who was very dramatic, made aplea for the mau mid Ida laimiy oflittle ouch, who would Miller il thofather was dent to prixou. Counselwept, the court wept, the prisonerpretended to weep, as did the womanaud the children. When the courthud wiped uwuy tho tear hu talkedbovoroly to the man aud then gatehim an absurdly hluirt sentence.Later on, when hu had learned howho had bceu deceived, he became soangry that it was weeks before howould speak to tho counsel. Wheuthe joke got out everyone wittodthe court. After that the M'til of ahandkerchief applied to the eyes inthat judge's court was liable to gutthe prisoner ill years.

The conversation among a groupj of men iu the city the other duy' uaturally turned on the salting of

mines. An Adelaide mau relatedthat iu tho early days of coppermilling iu South Australia a certain

! syndicate got hold of a worthlessclaim aud determined to lloat itinto a company. A day was liied

1;:", J'lrwhicir'adI beuu duly salted for the occasion.The company gathered on the claim

I and the experts set to work to lie- -

i ,nu" Bi,oi;a (f "i-'- i r'. ofj mums wil, u,,,!,,,,, H;,lisfactory

results. Among theco presunt wasnu old Coriiisii woman, who. ofcourse, knew more about copper,mining than all the alleged expertsput together. She ejeit I lie specimens with much siismi'iou, aud lak- -

I lug n niece of the ore iu her handlitoteu out Miiieiuiug inai ceriaiuiywas not a mineral Looking arounditer, she remarked with emphasisthat although she had seen a greatdeal of copper ore iu Cornwall, shehad never known it to contain piecesof giiunydiag.

O. II. Harrison, practical pianoami organ iiiauer ami tuner, can lurniih best factory references. Ordersleft at Hawaiian News (Jo. will roecho prompt attention. All workguaranteed to bo the same as donein faclury.

The 'Wfy HnUifn, M ''" ft" "mhoA,

PPOTfl

iff

?'!! iiTjiyaVri-HMrtwtmriT'Mi- a

BY AUTHORITY.NOTICE OF TEA0HEK8' EXAMI-

NATION

An Hiawitintlon for l'rlmftry Graile Cer-

tificates will be held at tbe Fort streetSchool, on THURSDAY and FRIDAY,August 2d and 3d, commencing at II a m.

Teachers and othent should forward theirnames at once to the lnsprclorUeneral ofSchools at the Hoard of Education.

A1.ATAU T. ATKINSON,tnspcetor-Ucner- of Schools

1071KU

ZU gnUi, gulUHn.

PIuIqhI to neithtr tlnst tut I'urty,but Kutabltih'd for Ifco Utnffil of All.

THURSDAY, JULY 12, 18SM.

OH, COMB OFF THE ROOF.

Tbe following is the sop to thojingoes given in tho Republicanplatform of California, under thoheading, "The Hawaiian Question:"

Eight We declare that tho pres-ent Democratic national Adminis-tration, in its policy toward the Ha-waiian Islands, which cotumoncinlwith the hauling down of the Am-

erican (lag which was floating peace-fully over them, followod with theattempt to restore to power a de-

throned Queen, aud has bwn con-

tinued over since with tho mintcheerful disregard of the wishes oftho people of this country and thepeople of these islands, has violatedtho settled policy of the Kotiublic,caused the President of the UnitedState to go beyond his constitu-tional authority, disregarded theamltr that should siltd, botwotsu nations at poace nud has thus brought '

unnecessary reproach upon the Am- - J

orican Nation. I

The California Republicans havenot the courage to go tho whoiolength of tho jingo policy and advo-

cate tho anuexatiou of the HawaiianIslands.

PBO ThatFORE LEGISLATURE

MmUuk of tha KxecutlVB nud Ad- -

vlaory Councils.

Tho Executive aud Advisory Coun-cils of tho Republic of Hawaii metas auch for the first time this after-noon.

Mr. C. Drown movnd a resolutionfor reorganization, to the ouVct thaithe President of the Republic preside, and that Dr. Rodgcrs lw Secre-tary.

President Dole did not wish to hetho presiding officer, but would iimiiinato the former t, Mr.

V. C. Wilder. It would be a com-pliment that gentleman had earnedby his past services aud abilities as apresiding officer.

Minister Hatch seconded thoamendment, which then passed.

Mr. Wilder iu taking tho chairthanked tho Councils for the honor,but would have preferred to see thePresident coutinue in tho chair.

Miuister Smith moved thnt theLaws of tho Provisional Govornmoutbo printed, indexed and bound.Carried.

Minister Hatch moved the follow-ing resolution:

"Whereas a recent mail hasbrought the painful news of the assassination of His Excellency M.Caruot, tho President of tho Repub-lic of Franco.

"Do it resolved that tho Executiveand Advisory Councils of tho Ho

Cublic of Hawaii, miudful of thecareer and unsullied name

of the illustrious mau whoso un-timely death has thrown all Franceinto mourning, hereby express theirdeep sorrow for the inestimable losswhich tho Government of Frauceaud its people have suffered, andtheir detestation of the dastardlycrime which has been committednot ouly against Franco, but alsoagainst civilization.

"Do it further resolved that thisresolution be spread upon the miu- -

utes of this body and that a copybe forwarded to the President oftho Republic of France."

President Dolo spoke on tho ieao-lutio-

urging tho propriety of tmchaction on tho part of the Republicof Hawaii. Ho referred to the mau-no- r

of President Caruot's taking off,being struck down by one of thodangerous class knowu as anarchists.

The resolution passed unani-mously.

Prosidout Dole reported that be-

fore the proclamation of tho Repub-lic he had received the resignationof J. H. Sopor, Colonel commandinn tho forces, and had accepted itto take effect ou July 5.

Mr. Young moved tho following I

resolution:'"Whereas John H. Soper, Colonel I

commanding X. G II., has resigned i

his Raid command, his resignationtaking effect July fill), lbltl; :

"Do it resolved, that Uiofexwutuoaud Advisory Councils of the Repub-lic of Hawaii hereby express theirhearty recognition of the courage,fidelity and patriotism with whichCol. Soper has performed tho

duties of his command,which has covored the eutiro term oftho Provisional Government of thoHawaiian Islands from its inceptionto its rotiromout iu favor of tho Re-public of Hawaii.

"And that as a token of their ap-preciation of his important servicesto the Proviuional Government we I

hereby tender him a sword and thethanks of these Councils.

"Do it further resolved, that thisresolution be spread upon tho minutes of this body aud a copy bo for-warded to Col. Sopor."

Mr. Emmoluth opposed tho pas-sage of tho resolution, consideringthat Col. Sopor had received all thecompensation to which ho was en-

titled.Minister Hatch hoped the. resolu-

tion would be adopted. Any com-pliment tendered to a retiring com-soud-

was a ootnpllueut to evory

jrt n r ft ". i- TV ,iw v 'ipr- - m vr"am- -- ,iv" Qjlp

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member of the command. He testi-fied to Col. Sopor's fidelity ftud thovaluablo assistance he had renderedtho Executive. Ho had acceptedthe position at a timo when few menworo ready to tako it.

President Dole regarded tho pro-posed action as very appropriate. Itwould do honor to the whole force.Tho readiness, vigilance aud disci-pline which tho force had beenunder, and tho constant watchfulness of tho Colonel commanding,had doubtless in a largo measureproduced the peaceful solution oftho situation. Thov miiriit congratulate themselves on having passedthrough tho trying 18 months patwithout bloodshed. If there hadbeen an attack made upon the Gov-ernment in that period, tho Colonelwoidd have been ready to meet it.Therefore, ho felt that ho was asdeserving of recognition as if he hadbeen called upon to face actual war-fare.

Tho resolution nnssed.The bill to provide for mail com-

munication with the coast of NorthAmerica was reintroduced, not having passed its final stages under thoProvisional Government.

Secretary Hodgers read the week-ly statement of tho treasury. Therecoipts were 131,134.97 aud the ex-

penditures $23,&l,tM5.Minister Hatch moved tho follow-

ing resolution, which was receivedwith applause and carried:

"Hesoiveu.-lli- ai tho rresiuouiaud members of tho Executive Couu-ci- l

shall be officially addressed sim-

ply by the title of their respectiveollicos, thus: 'To the President' or'Mr. President': aud similarly thememliers of the Cabinet. The terms'excellency,' 'honorable' and wordsof like import shall not bo used inofficially addressing members of thoExecutive Council."

Mr. Emmoluth propounded ques-tions to tho Executive regarding re-cent arrivals of Japanese.

The Councils adjourned till uoxtThursday.

Constables Abroad.

Editor Uullctim: -

In your issuo of the 10th Inst. I

read au article staling that all thespecial "constables." or whatoveruatno they wont by, had boon dis-- I

charged. It appears to mo that all. tho regulars have either been dis-- 'charged or are on leave of absence,or perhaps gone as a body guard totho Marshal. Last evening in ahouse beyond Kavvaiahao occupiedby natives, there was a second edi-

tion of "Donnybrook Fair," and thewriter witnessed tho most brutaltreatment of a woman by her intoxi- -

caiou uusoanu. uiey nimpiy manenight hideous with their yells audobscene language, and when thereappeared no chance of a cessation ofhostility, a constable was looked for,but tho messenger had to walk clearto tho station house before findingone, and on his arrival the door wassimply closed in his face, and theperformance wont on inside withoutinterruption. There are worse nui-sancer than tho royalists, but theyappear ol no cousequeuco to tneI" ilico lorco. Not a srcviAL.

Honolulu, July 11, IS'.U.

By Lew la J. Xievoy,

TO-MORRO- I

Regular Cash Sale

TO-MOKKO- W, .July IHth,AT 10 O'CLOCK A. XL.

1 will fll nt I'nhllo Auction n Inrict-- as-sortment of

MERCHANDISENaw 8iwlng Machines, Etc., Etc

- aio -

Hous' hold Furniture,Inrlndliiji I M T. lllank Walnut lltxlnxim

6et, hie, K'v.

loii-- u

Iiawio J. Levey,AIJCTIONEKK

EXECUTOR'S SALE OF THE

Valuable LibraryOf the Late Dr. Trormeao.

1 am by iUssrs. firure Curt--wriulit and II E. lcliiiyr, hirciu irmlilic Kstutrt (if tli'j late Or Trowsuu, tohjI1 ut I'ublla Auction, at my buleiroom,

On MONDAY, July Kith,AT 10 O'CLOCK A. M..

The holt) of the Vuluable Library Moiir-Iut- ;

to wilil KHtHie.ci.iiilitlnt; ol

English and French Medical, Scientific,

Botanical and Historical Works.

jVE.A.GrA.ZIlSrEJSAnd a Inro manlier ol

French Novels by Eminent Authors.

Mh- - The almvu valuable collection art)now mi vie

107f-- ni

Lnwla J Lavey,AUCTIONEER.

MANDOLIN MDSICALE

- OlVIt". MV

Mr. Samuel AdelsteinSolo aodolinlat and LnfaUt,

AT Till!

HAWAIIAN OPERA HOUSE,

Tuesday Evening, July 17th-- MlhTKtl ll

MISS KATE MinilEW.HoiiraiinA VinlliiMI.S V I. WAKUINEII, CnntMlto.Mil WII.I, II. HOUOS.'lelinr;MIHrt NKTriKlltlHHANH, I'iaiinMIBSM i'ATY VlnllirM It. OKU. I'AIUH. Hute,Mil, VUAVTAVl.OH,tVllo

J.Xaray'iUSUAL 1'KICEH. llux I'lmi at 1..

107 td

Mil Hutnn Co., W

Tuesday, July S, IA91,

The, scheme to run a Hue of

steamers from lacoma to Yo-

kohama, making Honolulu a

stopping point is gradully tak-

ing shape. Tacoma is now,

and has been for several years,

the shipping point for a vastamount of products of NorthWestern Washington. Rail-

roads from points east of themountains connect the greatwheat oroduciner district ofWalla Walla Valley with tide

water and the promoters of thenew line anticipate a largebusiness in Washington pro-

ducts between these points.

Wc understand the Canadianand Australian line gets this

business now by means nf a

transport between Tacoma and

Vancouver, and the idea of theGreat Northern is to securethe business without the extrahandling of freight Washing-

ton is a great state, rivaling

Minnesota in the productionof wheat and giving to the peo-

ple of the northwest fruits

more luscious than California

can grow. If a line of steamersfrom Tacoma to Yokohamacalling here could be made to

pay it would certainly be a

good thing for Hawaii. Every

vessel that docks here meansmoney to the merchants; themore vessels, the. more money,and it is the same in any citywith a harbor. Some yearsago a city on Paget Sound gotmost of its business throughthe fact of its being the port ofentry for the Sound. As timepassed other towns sprung upand developed into cities oflarger and stronger growththan the other, and they werein time made sub-por- ts of en-

try. From that time until to-

day it has been a case of the"survival of the fittest." Thefirst town with its $300,xxcustom house and gloriousclimate has sunk into insigni-ficance; vessels which formerlyentered and cleared there gofurther up Sound and the tradehas eone with it. So it hasbeen here on the Islands. La-hain- a

is to-da-y commerciallydead; hundreds of people herecan remember counting 200vessels in the harbor at onetime. Is money as plentiful inHonolulu as when the harborwas full of whaleships? It is

easy to note the change which

have taken place since thedays when the shipping at La-hai- na

was larger than it is to-

day. It is as easy, then, tocalculate the benefits to be de-

rived from additional lines ofsteamers into Honolulu.

If there has ever been abetter iron stove than the"Pansy" manufactured we'venot heard of it. Hundreds ofthese stoves are in use here,and every one has given satis-

faction. We have them inthree .sizes and keep gettingthem by every steamer. Ifyou want a good baker thatuses the minimum quantity offuel you can do no better thanto buy a "Pansy."

The "D. & D." polisher will

succeed Sapolio just as thesafety has succeeded the oldtime velocipede. We havetried this polisher for everypurpose for which Sapolio isused and find it superior.

Hawaiian Hardware Co., L'd

ili-rtl- U HnhM' Btuok,

'Mn l)RT STKMKT.

i

ABOUT

Cut Prices !

ALL CUT PRICES BET

--A.T

Benson, Smith A Co.'s,

Corner Fort So 'Hotel Sta.

Grocery, GrainAJMD

FKKl) DEPAimVJEiNT!o

From a Inrire and varied utoek the undorHiened wouldparticular attention to the following :

FEED STUFFS!CnuipriMiug California lluy, Barley, Rolled Barley, Bruu,

Middlings, Oat, Corn.

KS6 ( addition to our stock of we ate nowcurrying Washington Bran, and Rolled Barley.Thews are each poHscMHud of strong feeding propert'ten uudare well worth u trial by all into rested in stock.--rri T . rfc TT "CP Ctliforaia. art

"" " " " Vuoiagtoa State.

Royal and "Cleveland" Baking Powders!

hiactio l ftttuijfk in

kt flKifrm

SA t.T--

1a, Ai !), tr mi.UTtriMKiliViarw, tit inIrlaiitl.KiitllU Dairy. lt '

ItUVfC SA

Callfnfttl l,aiitifv

HA SI. HAVOS. aUh'Kbh

aroaa AA

A

t'l, Table ami IHw

SIAVOARONI

TH ami Ih U. ..i

A largt tani)

I..VH N

iO' K.1DJI St., Block

Tblh. m

lUrrelt ami Half MarruTinned.

LAR- D-

(J run Kiioa"I'limrar," to it mv to ki-t- h.

TKAS- -

rouAomm

A rthntra trlt f unmOii tvn..

J C Miirtnu'a XtiRliab Orocrlia,Knirllah

Ubbjr, KcNU Libby'a Oaunad ,

Ricbardaon Canond

FRUITS

HROOUS.

SAL110- N-

COFFEE--

Blackwall'a Qrowifa,

llrown

titc, Etc.,

Kerosene "Aloha" & "Star" KeroseneOK

Plaumtliiu Suiiplies. Mmn, Dry Mi

"TbouiM

I.AIUIK 8TU0KH

Mm, Finiiin. Bit, Bit.II K1) AT MODKKATK I'ltlUKh

to..

draw

usual thcticOuts

Falrhauk't

VIUAR- S-

Kobbtn'a Vwu

CO. ICabinet Making Competent

KvongSingLoyj SING LOY,

Muiildl

PAPE-R-

WiaiipiiM

TWINES

Wrapping

i OI'SS King i Vauoili .U

P. 0. box 207 . Mutual Tele. 68ft. P 0. Box 207.

MG STORESCliintjHt;, .hijtiiiins' and Indian (J.mxIn!

Indian Silks, laiceHund Linens.liipauuHc Cnqics, Chinese Matting,

Silk Handkerchiefs, Shawls aud Scurfh,Grass Cloth, Rattan ChairH, Etc., Ktc.

RSA Com.iletc TAILORING ESTABLISHMENTwith Competent Cuttfrs and a complcU line of English andAmerican Suitiuir-- . Perfect, fit

OAHHMKKKH, UINKNH, llAWNS, UUHI.INH

tlte.

oeif

Ladies' -:- - Black -:- - -:- - Hats !

SOMETHING NEW JUST OUT

Trunks, Valises, Willow Ware,Table Cloths, Oil Cloth, Etc.. tfitu.

51-5-3 King Street & 407 King Street.

HOLLISTER & CO,(lave made another Largo Importation of

MANILA CIGARSHrAiiiU nf I, A CONSTAN01A am) HI. COM ETA

DEL OWENTE.

Large Aaaortinont of Shapes aud Slztia.

For Sale In Boot) or Duty Paid, Cor, Port ft Merchant Streets.

CUT RATES ?JUST COMPARE TUB FIGURES TOO BUSYTO ARGUE. WKSKLL

Tricoihcrous 25c.

German Syrup 55c.

Culver's Root Beer, 15c.

Hop Bitters 75c.

Celery Beef and Iron 75c.

Scott's Emulsion (large) 75c.

Scott's Emulsion (small) 40c.

Fig Syrup (large) 75c.

Fig Syrup (small) 40c.

jST We havo tho Largest and Bct Stock on

Inland. Wo nllow NO ONE to undersell iw

HOLLISTER DRUG CO.,(LIMITED)

ORDWAY & PORTER

Robinson Block, Hotel St., bet. Tort It Nnnanu.

tho

We have JtiHt Received from San Fruncineo per Burkentine"Planter" the Largest Assortment of Funii-tu- n

ever imported into this coun-try, comprising

Handsome Carved Bedroom SetsIn Soldi Onk ami ol the Very tacit Drrlitn. AIo,

DINING-KOO- M FURNITURE!Kiifftiiinn Tubles all site- - with ('halm and Hmeboarda to mit.--

We have a complete t4ck nt thea goodi.

DtvailH mrTP( rltb Portlera art) the latent thine out.count 1am variety.

Wc

WICKER WARE IW bat Ixtutlful i1ciIru ot these Kxli, o.inili-tlii- ut Sofai, Chain, Bnokari, Etc

Etc. You can gel there kkhU Id any uulsh you desire.

3 'MM.JSL HIS SParlni Cbalra, IHmutf-roo- balr, Hooking Cbalrn, Offlca Chain UphnUUrM hai.- -

High i.'lmlm, Etc, Etc

I Cribs and Cradles!irwitaxiritui'iit uf Wovttit Wire MnUrsisiH, Hprlnu, Hair. Mini, Wiwil ami Btran Mau

trratfi on IihiiiI unit matin onler.

UVKUIiKrli. AND8II.K Kl.OSh KOK l'll.l.OWSWINlKlW HIIADKrf IN A 1,1. COl.OKS AND SIZK8.

COUN'IUK t'OI.KH IN WOODOIt 11KAKH IKIMMINOH

REPAIRING t

mm. Louops 1111 Dilrnbt

ilKI'AlltKI) AT ItKAHONAIII.K KATKb.

THEO. H. DAVIES &C i..-- Branches by Workmen

ruaranteed.

Sailor

We nmkii a hih-.-Ii- frittim il N'ltCltlOlt DKCOKAT1NO.Ii uuJtir tbe pemonitl of Mil. Okobuk Oruwav.

Iflfc- - All oar Uixxl are tlrht-cln- st aud liom the veryCi'UYlnne tu iiioul akiipllrnl.

""" " """""""

Our are Positively Placed at Bedrock.

Bell iV25 TlflliEPIIONES Mutual 646

OllDW A X &" PORT E K.

VING FAT CHAN

Fnrnitnre DealersHpk to Inform tlif public that tboj

bavH oHinetl u

Branch Store at No. 322 Nuaana Street,

Where tliMy carry 11 complete llneof

IIKDItllOU 8KTH, CHAlltS,TAUI.KH, WAIIDKOIIKb,

STAN US, Etc., Klc, Etc.

Puroltura Repilnd and Qnral Jobbingat Keuonabln Rate.

VING107I.-.1I- U

FAT CHAN,3."J Niuiatm Kirect.

TPTT3.-R-.

T

jOld Stand Swept Away.

rtTll.l, I'ltEI'AKKll HI Hlll'KK-tnlitii- l,

Itccoiuiriict, or bullil HiiythiiiKbeloiiKlni: to III" llilllillliK Truilu.

tmr All iinltTB h (I with Juliii Null,Kinj; Mtri-- f t. will he iruiiiill atteinlnl to.

(. V. LINCOLN"

JiWy ir,ir0'iiiii vJOH 'PRIN'1'INH

fc.. ,tl tkt UulUtin tlftis

!have ibin in

Ui

Tbl liepartmant

LnttMt U'lalKn A rtxlt will

Prices

NOTICE OF INOOEPOUATION.

rpiIE IIUSINKBS HUtKTOKOUE OA1UL rleil mi liy Theo. II iMvies A; i o ol

llniioliilii. in-- , hoen liirorimrated under thetitle of "Tlieo. 11 D.ivius & Co.. Llmltel.

E. V. liUl.lTuKIH,Secret Dry.

Honolulu, July U, 1KUI. 107it--3i

ELIiOTION OF 0FF10EB8.

A TTHK FIltST OK.NKKAI. MKRHNU1 lit 'J'lIKO M. IHvikh A Co., LlMlTICII,h lil ut tlii'ir olhct'H on July 0, 18HI, tba(ollnwlng Ullli-or- a wi re aiipntulc'il, vli.:

Maiiucliii; Dlri'dor .Then. H. Pivle,nini.iii .

ITIini. It. Walker,Swaiuy,

H uretHrv K W. HoMsworth,Irui.urer . . V. H. lialnl.

K. W IIOLDSWOKTH,, Sfcretarv.

lloimliilu, July I), I8II. 107t St

Baseball-'.-Associatio- n.

Kamehamehas-- V8-

Crecent8.

Saturday Afternoon, July Hit),

a.t siao 0'ox.ooac.

aUmluHlon,1UMJ.U

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THURSDAY, JULY 12, 1894

STEWSArrival.

Tiiur'Oat, July 12.

8 8 Klo dc Jnnolro, Bmtth, from Hongkongami Yokohama

Stmr Hawaii from Hawaii

Departure.Thursday, Jnly 12.

Am hktne Bkntftt, Huhhuon, for 1'ortTownteml

8 8 Alkokn Mnru, Maur, for YokohamaStmr Jag Makee for Kaia at ! a mBtmr Kaala for Wnlanae, Walnliln mid

Mukulcia at 8 n m

fw?"" v"'1 v "' W?J$f-- - " "r--. tjf r yr- - - jj"J, ,,-- ,

sl1

iff mmii i in'in nut Mu'DriMftiirrtiirrrrti MHMMMKMUMiMMHni

Vestol leaving6 8 Rio de Janeiro, Smith, fur San Fran-

ciscoBtmr Klnau for Maul ami Hawaii at I p in

Gnrtfoei from Island Porta.Btmr Hawaii

cattle.3 WO hag sugar, 33 heml

Paaaoniters.AARtTAI.".

From Honpkons nnil Yoknhamn, per SB ltlo do Juiiclru, July M-- Hr and Mrs WP WcMelhocft, M sJoyn, Mr V Jack-n- n

Count lll'tnnrok. For Hnu Krnin-hco- : I)r,Mr and Mi Onte i' Itudolph, MalorVlflM, 11 A. Cnt.t llnlnhrMga. It A, V I'Holt, t t'lmle Wnner, K .Mlruimwn. A V0 ltruyn, J 1) l'att ur, J II (IixhI, nl(e andton, A 1' Mnrtr.

Skipping Notea,

The hnrketitlne Bknglt, ('apt. Ititliluin,left y (ur l'ort TumiimmiiI In lullant.

The steamer Hawaii brought 17J.I lingsugiir from Hououiu and lt bitgs fromUokrU.

'J ho 8. 8. Alkokn Mam took 11.310 gal-lons of inolnves fur Yokohama. 8ho tail-ed this morning.

The l'aclllc Mall S. S. City of Itlo doJaneiro, Captain J F. hmltli, irotii Hong-kong June 'JU'li via Yokohama July I, Is 'I.Arrlvrd at llouulitlu July 1'ih at Vi m.IIqto had line weather the wliolo pas-OK-

BAD FOOD ON BALE.

Bwrloua Cotnplalnta Aniust GoiitoVikbmarkot Voudors.

Complaints aro heard daily of thoselling of tainted fiih and meat attho Dsh market- - Thero is seldomanyouo at the market to inspectthese articles, ami ou several occa-siou- s

during the past week putridfish and llesh have been sold to peo-ple unaccustomed to judge of thequality of raw food. Twice withina few days a gentleman purehmedcrabs nud llnh.at tho market only todiscover after they had been cookedthat they were bad. Sumo actionought to be taken in tho matter bytho Bourd of Health and its properofficers in that regard be kept betterup to his duties. By having foodthat is unfit to oat condemned, muchof tho sickness now prevailing wouldbo arrested. Complaints aro heardon all hand, and vendors persistingtu tho salu of corrupt or too Malefood ought to have their liceiisescancelled.

Young Naval Approntlcn

New Yoiik, Juno 20. Ever sincehis last visit to tho Brooklyn NavyYard, six months or more ago, secre-tary of thoNnvy Herbert has evinced

welfare blii rominl mmtminir imSelli:erS tnilllprouticod iu tho Government shops,

rout orders received liy Uommaiidnut Gherardi, it is now learned thaithe Secretary decided to

matter his pergonal supervision.order to obtain tho best results

bo has mado radical change in themethod of hiring these apprcuticcb.

Horoafter all applicants for placesapprentices in tho yard, instead of

going to ward politicians, whoclaim havn iulluonco with thepowers that be, will only make outapplications in their own haudwrit-lug- ,

giving references as to their perloual character, and forward themto Secretary Herbert at Washington.He will look over the applicationsand select such boys he believeswill bo bet fitted for the work.

Bicycle Veot.

U. E. Walker, the Clevelandbicycle agent, has made arrange-ments to give gratid bicycle meetou August 11 at Kapiolani Park.Thero to be number of races andnine medals awarded, including threevery handsome gold ones. It isloug time since there has been any-thing the kind, so tho wheelmenshould come out strong. The trackis going to be considerably improv-ed, aud if tho boys start iu oncennd tram, it should day ofrecord brcr.'iiug. Tho progiam of

races will be advertised later

fast Hailroading

St. Louis, June lid. Assistant-Gener- al

l'usseuger Agent Cranetho Wabash, who returned fromChicago, reports Hint (he specialthat left St. Louis over (hat lineMonday morning nt o'clock, withdelegation of commercial travelers,arrived iu Chicago at il.-o- o'clock iutho afternoon, covering USII miles iusix hours and fifteen minutes. Thetrain was made up baggage car,passenger coauh, uhuir and dining-car- ,

and mado ten or twelve slopsrailroad crossings. Colonel Cranetimed the llyer for one mile andmade fifty-si- x seconds.

W. II. Nelson, who is iu the drugbusiness at Kiugville, Mo., hasmuch confidence in Chambei Iain'sColic. Cholera and Uiarrini'a Item-

ed' that he warrants every bottle

LOCAL AND

Three nicely

and oners to refund money to an;customer who is not satisfied afterusing It Mr. NeUou takes mi riskiu doing this becausu tho reined is

cerium cure for the diiouio forwhich it is intended aud he knowsit. It is for sale by all dealers, Ben-

son, Smith Co. Agent fin iheHawaiian IslnmU

I'roMdnut Cleveland h:n sent thenomiualloii of McCoppiu forl'oaliujutor of Suu Francisco to theKvuato

QENEBAL NEWS,

furnished rooms tolot at Waikiki.

Six arrests woro mado to-da- y ofdelinquent taxpayers

Tho Kauluwela School will haveclosing exercises

dividend on Mutual Telophouostock will bo payblo next Monday.

Mr. Geo. E. Boardmau is author-ized collector for Hollistor ic Co.

Tho monthly meeting of the Y.M.C.A. will bo held this evening at 7:!J0.

Admiral Walker gave dinnor attho Hawaiian Hotel Tuosday ovou- -

i"B- - . .The public band will givo moon-

light concert at Mukce Island thisevening.

Officers of the Pioneer Buildingand Loan Asociatiou aro elsewhereadvertised.

Tho S. S. Rio de Janeiro broughtfifty Japs iu the strerago and sixcabin passengers for Honolulu.

Kalihiwacua school had Interest-ing closing exorcises to-da- of which

report will appear next issue.

West, bluejacket 1m IT. M. S.Champion, fell from aloft yesterdayand was badly injured. Hois in thoQueen's Hospital.

No less than twelve prizes of-

fered for cixtumei at the AmericanLeague's masked ball ou August 0.Seo tho list elsowhere.

Cut mil the new sulxcriber list ofof the of

and post it up. additions toit appear iu this issue.

and Hnlulu were ontrial iu the District Court this afternoon for housebreaking and larceny.Both ate old jailbirds.

L. J. Levey will hold his regularcash sale tit o'clockSewing machines and furniturespecialties to be offered.

Count BUtnarek one of the lias-seiige-

for Honolulu by the Rio.German residents will be delightedto seo the sou the venerable "IronChancellor."

concert at bt. ol- - j.anu, 1oim rvfiiiHllu.ego on Open ulr for

uaiui concert oil llieuuegeat m.iu room No.

Drawings on exhibition

Rehearsals nro comini' ou tlnehfor Mr. Adelslein's mandolin mini-cal- e

on Tuesday evening. It will beone of tho richest feasts of musicover given in Honolulu.

Tho following booked at theolllce of 11. Haekfehl Co. to leavefor Sail rraucisco on the S. Lily

Rio do Janeiro: iludgo H. A.Wideinann, J. A. Cummins, MajorSeward and Mr. Gilbert.

.1. Chapman eaters for Ban-

quets. Socials, Private Dinner Par-ties, Wedding Garden Parties,etc. Ho will bepleaed locall uponany ladlos or gentlemen who willkindly addreiu him throughPost Olllce.

Tho mails by the S. S. Rio de.Janeiro for this port was lauded attho Quarantine Station this after

nud fumiirnted. The steamergreat interest in tho of the I ' " oiitiWU. to

mi.n ,,! Iw.v. .vl, n. I UOUgltOllg HO

r

has givethoIn

a

seeto

as

local

a

is a

a

of

atbe a

the

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of aa

at

it

m

A;

Frank

A

aro

A few

H)are

is

of

!1 1.

aro

a.of

or

the

noon

nr.,count of tho plague.

There will be paper ehaie onnext Thursdav evening, tho membersof tho Honolulu Amateur AthleticClub taking purl. Prince Cupid andlames Simncer will be hounds. Thestart will be from the corner ofKing aud Fort streets at 7 o'clock.

Mi rile Boat Club, nt its regu-lar meeting held esterday eveuiiiu',elected the following (illlccr: A. (.M. Robertson, president; A.

vicopresideiit; V. Har-ris, secret arxi W. 0. Parke, trasurerj V. H.'Wrinht, auditor; AlexLyle, captain; A. W. Carter, H- - A.Giles aud Charles Crane, tnibtees.

u

a

n

a

a

1

n

The Hawaiian Ua.etlo Companyhas issued iu book form tho Pro-ceedings of tho Constitutional Con-vention, from the Advorlier's

with the text of the Constitu-tion as it finally pa-Sf- d. There isa halftone of President Doleas a frontispiece, nud an index tothe Constitution i a convenience ntthe end of the volume.

TO LET

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l.lki I'll III!- - Il IVWI. Tl-l- ll

v ry A pi'iyhut Ull'e

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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

DIV1DKND lo Till". srocKHOI.D-L'l- i

ill lint Ml il l Tki.hiiun I'um- -

I '!1 ftlili- - nil .lill III, IMII, utt'.'o. llficcr

II. him:Arlinit Tri-u- - ari-- r Miinml 'U-l-. '

lllil 'It

ELECTION OK OKKIOETta

A T TIIK ANNl'AI. MKI-.TINi- i orUlrtfliirii ut i lio riiiMiit lli'iie'Nx

Mi l.uts Afin I N lii'lil III tlll-- i rlJ. !l. Ih'll, ihi' In lnuilij; (.'I'lilN'MH'li win i'el lit cm I mm ill tlm furI Iih I'liMiilij,' ,i-ur-

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IUhIii'iI(JanUii

KNIQHTS IN MYSTIC OABTLE.

Lodgo OERcoiB Installed and a Ban-qu- ot

Held.Yesterday evening tho ofBcors of

Mystic! Loilc. No. 2, KniRlits ofI'ytliias, woro installed by C. J. Mc-

Carthy, Deputy Supremo Chancel-lor, by tho following namedKnights as Supremo Lodge ollioors:J. O. Hothwoll, J, A. Mehrtun, Goo.Donisou. Oeo. Stratemeyor and IraA. liurgit. Tho officers so installedaro as follows:

Bro. A. V. Gear, Chancellor Commander.

Bro. A. E. Murphy, Master of Work.JJro. Ooorgo Uruus, Vico Chancel-

lor.Bro. L. Aungst, Prolate

J. F. Eokardl, Keoper ofRecords and Seal.

Bro. J. Schuack, Mater of FinanceBro. M. A. Uousalres,

Eii'liPfiucr.of prizes woro follows,

Dillingham themBro. of Arms, the recipients: ZachariahBro. CD. Chase, Inner MoKoagtte, first and captainBro. Salter, school; W. Holokahlki, secondTlioro was goodly attendance prizo; Joseph prize;

KuiirhtH nutl much mportant Kalaut fourth prize;noss was done. When tho meetingclosed tables wero spread tho hall,

which elegant collation waslaid by Bro. Stoiner, of the Elite IcoCream Parlors. D. C,McCarthy, presided over tho foat,supported the right, by the C.Bro. Gear. After full jutico had

donn tho viands, tho follow-l"- g

special and volunteer tonsts weroproposed and heattlly honored:

"Tho Supremo Lodge." ThoDeputy Supreme Chancellor re-

sponded. Among other things he saidtin) order had lis origin the

the Mutual Telephone Company war the rebellion. had

Kahalemautia

awarded

Kealolio,

extended beyond its original punpose. Thero wero nearly a quarter

a now tho ranks of thoRank, wero well drill-

ed military tactics audpatriotic duty any national emor-lfenc-

Thero woro alsolodges Canada, ami one of thograiniest parades ttiu unitorm unim

had was the city of Toronto.

of

of

as15. F. to

A.

S. J. ofof

U.

inon nn

S.

on C.

to

iuIt

of in

Inin

in

iuHonolulu, tho knife other

schools.organ-- 1 tinted

required at States.lodges district to dismissing

for Grand but when Mackintosh, principal,theso

law was mo um uuuiuuk.Grand lo makutun

evening. TmJ 0llintcrn sultnblu K. of P.

&

V.

Oil

The

picture

ltne.

assisted

Bro.

liiili

!iuimn--

oilii-iT- '

lodges very limited outsldo ofHonolulu, Doing ciitetiy to

few storekeepers, mechauies, book-keepers lunns. speaker rofurred to thedilllcttlly of maintain-ing meetings in tho country lodges,lie having discovered when in llama-ku- a

some inuibers had lo travelID miles over gulches, etc., to attendlodge.

'Olllcers of Mxstio Lodu'e." Chancellor Commander Gear respondediu phrases. Ho bespoke thoassistance of to maketho success, and closedby proposing

Chincellors."Stratemeyor, Gnrteiibeig Eek

responded.'Tho Knights." Towso

in n neat speech, giving sotnoin formation of the progress of thoorder in tho great West ofIn there was magnificent

"Our Visiting Brothers." CaptainWilliams of the brighntiiie G.Irwin replied, giving some valuableadvice experience iu Cali-fornia.

"The Treasurer." Bro. ,1. II.in reply gently hinted to

tho members that he would seo themwhen their were rcquiri'd.

'Our Sister LodgeOahu, Aloha,Kealin nud Mailo." Bro. .1.

p'spouded."Retiring Olllcers or Myslic

Lodge." Responded to by A. E.

"The Press" aud "The Ladies"were also duly honored. J.Stcitier ropbjiiig the sex.

pleasant of soul con-cluded tho hinging of "AuldLang Sy no" joined hands.

JUST REOEIVKDA KUI.l. rMU'l'l.tOK HHOII'H

HAY

GRAINMm ni'iri-- en tin- - way

CALIFORNIA FEED CO.1 KU.I'IIONKh

Okkiuk &

(Jtinii'r QiiinMi

tri-t'l-

Waukiuhisk:.ii id Ntiiiiimi

YOKOHAMA BAZAAR,!Corner Nuiiaou & Streets.

New Goods! New Goods!

II Ki hlVIMl IIY I'.VKIIVKrKAMr.l:

Silk Dress Goods,-- am. roi.oiiB-lAI'ANK- SK

C II A IMC,

iiinl llriM'inli'il,

JAl'ANKKK COTTON Olt.M'K

Silk Shirts and Nlglit Shirts,Kill 1Iiiii-- i MIW

ll.tii.Hlirrliiil" hliiiwln, bnlic'h.nnil OIiiimiimih,

iill,JiiimneM- - I ritn. llaiilliiMiSeiienii.

I'm Hoait 1'uU, Klo.

Pricos Cheaper than Ever I

IIOYAL SCHOOL CLOSING.

List Prizo and Notes onthe Work.

Tho Roval School closed for Itsannual summer to-da-

aftor a Bticeosful yt-a- r s Ihe j

examinations held withintho past two weeks and the closing

I oxercisos took placo in thedepartments this morning. In the j

I primary department the exerciseswero ovor early and all repaired tothe principals room, where Ihemembers the senior class render- -

ed a very entertaining program. Itconsisted of dialogues, recitations ,

and singing, which woro wellTho Royal School has tho

reputation of winding up its schoola fine entertainment, and

this year excoption. Thourogram uood

Master Mrs.' handinu

W. Clark, Mastor differeutGuard. prizo

Outer Guard. i

a I thirdbust-- 1 Peter, Kitt- -

Tho Bro.

been

time

millionUniform who

ready for

now many

ever

members

ciii-tl- e hall.

Schnaclt

with

vacation

have been

different

execut-ed.

awe, nun prize, in me nssisiauiprincipal's room first prizo wasawarded to W. Keawe, Crowell sec-ond prize. prizes tho bestrecitations were by Isaac,Zachariah McKeague and R. Ulu-ko-

thoo nreent were: Prof.W D Alexander, Mrs F. S. Dodge,Mrs. B. F. Dillingham, of the Boardof Education, and A. T. Atkinson,Inspector-Genera- l of Schools;

' M. Brown and Mackintosh.aome very work was

in tho assistant principal's I fond tie.room. It was luu ouiytools used aro gauge, compass,rule, set square aud knife. Althougha new departure, having only been J

introduced into tho school this year, .

very crcditaolo work has been turn-ed out by the boys. wero

designs of figures and otherarticles wero made, and tho Inspec-tor General is very much ulcnsedwith the work. intends having!

Oahti Lodge, No. l.of was I work introduced into .

instituted about 1872, aud several ' publiu It is pretty gen-year- s

later Mystic Lodge was orally throughout tho ;

ized. It formerly least '

flvo tiimuko eligible Prior the schoola Lodge, tho Rev. A. mado

required number in islands a few remarks concerning tho con- -

had been attained mo union bcikhji.

Mondaywas

con linedn

and Tho

that

happyall

new term a i

'

"Our Uro. ;

nudardt

Bro.

America.Denver a

.

from his

dues

Ivy.Rodauct

Murphy.

Bro.for fair

Tim How

with

iiixiiiy

ttr-- 11 -

Hotel

SILKI'liilu

lliiMery

tv, l.tn.,

Winners

work.,

term withwas nowas a one. Tho

nos!

The forwon W.

Among

Mrs.Mrs.

neat woodWAtixr

kniie worU.a

'

Letterscut,

Ho

usedi

a I

i

Pant

Me u rued tho uecestity of a nowbuilding in tho immediate future, asthe present structure was old anddilapidated. Ho was happy to nolothat tho new Board of Educationhail taken the matter up, and itwould please him greatly were theold building to collapse when thechildren wero outside. Three cheerswere given for the Boaril and threefor tho principal and his etllcientMafT. The following composed thoteachers corps thU term: Rev. Alex.Mackintosh, principal; W. L. Stan-ley, assistant principal; Miss Tan-ner, Mis Brown, Miss Henry. MissL. Brickwood, Mrs Brown. MisSoreiisou, Miss Mossiuan, Miss Mo-luly-

mid Mis Lndd.

FIRST ANNUAL

MASQUERADE

AND

Fancy Dress Ball- OK THE

American League- OIVEN A- T-

DRILL SlltiDON -

Monday Evening, Aug. 6.

l'irl I'riic -- Silk Prett, hy .1. J. IIksii,(ur Mu-- t Original lYmnlo I usiiunit

scconil l'rlii- - r.tt'hlui! (lulil I'rionc.tin- - l'tii'l'i- - lliirii'wiru I'D., fur lli-i- t KtimufeChanu-tu- r

Thlnl I'rUi I'linoy HuiiIiil' l.uuii, liylliiwuiliili liunlMure Co., (ur II.iiiiImi.ih-- .i(OMtlllll--- .

I'liiirili Prize Htililfiit I.niiiii, lij 'utluI'lHikc, fur lli'it liviitjcnittli U.nutT.

I'rUe hilvtr Viise, hy B. O. HallHun, fur Urnt l.:nly lliiiiuiir.hlxth l'rie- - II) K. A. Jiiciliiii,fur Mu-- t

()ri;liiiil Muln ( o- -t unit--.

Hcv.-ii'- l'riu-(hi- lil Hunrl I'ln. h H. V

Wii'liliiitu, (or llrel Mmu lUmrHi-O- r Cos- -

Klifhth -- l'ulrof HliiM'r, Msnii-- i

liiPliiriiiK Hlimi I'd., (.irbucinl llcst tVluuluClmiuclur I'oiliiiuo.

Ninth IMu lint, Trury, HeatKuril I linei Ccintiiino liy tlriilleinnu,

Ti'iith I'rle I'hetii Alhuin, Hawaiian' S'iumi i'o., tor Ihiit llur.l liiiiis Costiline

l.iuly.Khwi-nt- I'rUe- -n Hhlrti-- . hv Mulht

Mruml lli-i- t Mum Cluir.ii'li--r

Twell II I'ru.i lloltli' liy Hen-- ,"tin Hinllli A I'u., Itt-n- t l.ailylluncur.

iiimmiiti.i; or ahiinokmi:nts:JuM'iih I. fiirUT, lli ilriuuii. I

JlillllKUII, J. l'.llillKI'r, II. itIh TovMie.

iim'i:itio iiiMMirTtt::I'. II. Mi'MnckiT, i liiiiriiinii; I

Whlli', i: A. .Ihl'uIiiiiii. Win Kutun, Cumlo, J. J, Inllll.

iir.coiiATioN roMiitTri:r:'. hirali tm- -

imi:s:J. II. rioler, Juliu KkIvmiII, II. T.

llnnliimi. I., r. liler, .1 Mii'tlii, J K.Wlliler

n.otiii iiniMirri:)::i J W Pr.ul. I'. I'- - hmerln. J. W'allir

Julim, I

ll msiii:ii'

I. Knk,- -

Tickets Admitting Geiulcinan and Lady

$IOOCan l I'rnr.urad Irom any

Cum milt i e.lUil-'i- .'t

Hon, Wm, S, Warner

Cordially Endorses Hood27ie Dtat Jifood Iurflr.

JWHt

tlon. rrtflfam H. WarnerFond du I.&0. Wis.

The following l fromWarner, a gentleman highly esteemed by

who know him:"I can truly siy tliit t tnmM't Hood's Rar

pnillla best mcdlcluo for purlt) Ins Mood.It ill J mo cod when ptiyddam ami other medl'elnes fatlccl. IthanlncrMe.t my nppctlto

MOOD'SSarsaparillaCURES

KM.

lieu

and

sffijH-r- t to renew tnjr ymitli. Tlili l absolutelyexhibited ttuc." Vf. 8. n. liu W

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Ilood'a Pllla euro Conitipatlnn redor- -Itik pciUtalUo uctUmol Uta alliocuUrycaoal.

HOIIKON, NEWMAN A CO.,AKents Haalinn Hand

Munihar

Mutual Telephone Go.

ADDITIONAL SUBSCRIBERS.

rw ''ut outDirectory

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in itr I'ft'rtcu WmIUllrxith, I'll il, res I'aiinitllrnl'ey, I'rul I., Til Kiuuia t

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lluriii'tte, I'litit'hhuul ni-ii- r I'liluoeWiilk

lluialliin Mei't-tiue- r h'ervlee, l

Ji'hiiMiii mniKip-r- , ie llullil- -

lnHerlierl Dr llcu-(.ull- i-e limirH. Ii-- ll n

in, i .'I p in, 7- -s ii in Aliiketi nearlintel 4

Herherl, Dr tlm, lei Alakcn inarHuiel l

Ho lluijer'i ShiM'iiu Shep, ii'" mi'lKilliilmrli nti

llulcliliiHin, A, rei Aliinii mul Klnuu

Iiiuh DrO A -- Olllce huiiri SUInin.I :t e in, " ) it

I ri n I il'h I'ihiI M lien uluJiiiiunc Uilninri t nl I'ltiinhi k!Kitliuitkii, Jim. re 'iliiiiiliulu

fil U KhIIiiii U.iih'Ii'T.i l.iuti. Mr I'mil (I II. res I'nluii nl

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Mr J V Mnv. re I in Kurt MMutt, I", re-- . lliTi'liinlii mul Kiiiiiiii i

Niii'Njuiiui, (I O, rr Miirli.iul t m urOiiern lluiiu

North I'ui'lllii I'liuit l'liiniihiitn mulKlTtlllT. Kulllil

Nlllieo. le WllllllllllllloOkuliu. Ilev I'. ri-- Iviikui tI'oor, I', rei IIiti-IiiiiIi- i neiir I'liiieli- -

howl ntQuiiriiitiue (IroiiniN, MuuliiilaHothwi'll. J II. re ruii.ilmuHehnefer, V A, TC NiliniuiiKflmcfer, HA. res WalklMbfveruliee, II W, res king nenr I'll- -

kol ntHtiirilevnnt, 0 V uml II A, rei Mn- -

HkUtStanley. W I., l.aily Hitrnni, re KIiik

mnl I'llkol M

Smuit, J II, re Sellout near l.ll'lm -- I

Ti)iiiileii( 1'iihIiIiiii, M ll hllv.'i, Kurtnear llnu-- nt

Turner, Mrs II, rm llerelii'ili ntelKurt li

Von llaiiini, C, n Voiiiik uml Vietu--rlu m

Weeilou, V 0, res I'liniiliuiiWilliniin 11 iii, Deulen,

KIiik neur Hurl dtWllij; On Wo A Co, Imimrtura, Kiiik

ui-n- r Mnuuiiku.i atWoltcrn, W, ten, l.illiulilo it

liiT't HI

WANTED

BY A'ilNtll.KUr.NII.K-nu- n

u Nieely Huiiii-h-e- il

Ituom Iu a iirivuie liuulhnear Hie ittreet cur IIiih. AUlress '!' O llui 101 "

TO LET

iiousK oh H.iuiriIt 111111 hirniiliMl (ur

roomeri llciiiA imlv No. 111! Niiu.inu

Ti7u .H

iitrei) , nt-i- t i(.or to the While lluil'--10.11-- tl

OR BALE

AND l.ni AT A'.feflHOUHH. Honolulu. fi.iljXSiA'ly on irniiiihei. or of r&fUlmi:lliil liu

JOK iik S.V.N I'llh.On iHiaril ileHiner II Hull.

TO LET

l I' WAIKIKI ON TIIKiV lleaeh, eomlurtiilileiimrler (or one or two Hln-l-I-

Oeiilleiiien: Inmnl on--lioimli bnthlliK (iii'lllliio (jou-- l

Jffi -- '

Km iartlrularneiiiiiure

lotil K DIM I Kits OI'l-M-

TO LET

fl'O IIK l.l'.T I'M'l'IIXIMII.D. rill'.I Iihii" Hint irenileii h) Ciiit.

Mil ill NiniHim vitlle). niiiiite the I'ailoavalley ruail. Seventy lei I iiU'Ve eii levelTrmiu'iim '.i the nule, I'm .iirtluiiliiri'lnilll ou the iri'inln or ol M. MIS I',Metehaiil lre.-- t mltoliiln UMi'i. ln.iik.

lU'kWia

.. Headquarters for White Goods

feksk

1ST. S. SACKS'ocso rort

AT

Street,o Honolulu.

immense Assortment 1 Lowest Prices I

NAINSOOKS In Plain, Striped, Checks and Plaid.

Persian Lawns, Victoria Lawns, Linen Lawns

IN A.LL UKAUR8 AND HKIt'KH.

OtMITlKS In Striped, Cheelcg, I'lalds and Hair Lltit

I SWA LINONS, BATISTE AND COTTON CRAPES.COTTON MULLS IN WHITE. CREAM ANl MiKU

lilMBNHB VAHIKTY OK

ukk

AN KNIH.K8H VAKtETY OK- -

LACES AND EMBROIDERIES!KMIIKOIDEKY ElHIISOa In 8wlii, NalnooH and Hamburg tti

All Widths with InvrtltiK t" Mauh.

All'uvnr BtBbroldery, Eabroldery Floonca and Demi Flnaflnm.

Laoes of Every Description in All Widths

Summer Dress Goods

GUT THIS OUT! Figured Muslin,White Dress Goods,

Lawns, Dress Cambrics,Laces & Scotch Gingham,

ESto.. Etc, Bto..

M-

. S. LEVY'STry the "Cleveland" Black Rose t

AI.HO - -

French Kid. lioe ett $225Wk arc now uffi'riiitf thein Ludios', Cliildifii'H andHosiery. Just ivuoivcdDiniitjs in Coloivd andLawns, etc. If you aroWash Materials and Lacescall on 11. l HI I LIS ItS &

have a full line of LadiesiJcaiicss Miller WaistH.Waists for Children, alluitir

(!)otliiliK.

lino

TIIK

NKW OH

value in townGent's I Hacka new ttock of

Muslins,in of pretty

to trimstill

ages, inDouble "V

heavy weight are unexcelled.sum- -

o-o- o kh:m:,ill NUt'ANO STKIiKT.

M K KG 11 A NT TAI L()K.ND FINISU GUARANTEED.

OilsllMHTl'S Jlinl

C'liililri'iiV

Hllit'K

Slll'i'S

White

them,

Nriuipuisi

JllSt ltiruiVttl 1

UUITS K'R.OM 1 4, UPDry GoodH. Goods, Liwuh, Etc., Eti

Gent's Furnishings of Every Description.irj...'lin

bei-- t

JU. Weand

and

PIT

Em..

Temple of Fashion61 Fort

Clearance Sale Monday, July 2dKOIt ON'K U'ICHK to mnko room for Now QooiIh to arrive

)or S. S. AiiKtriilin

Lmlii'M Unilorwiinr,Shoes,

Street

Ilny'd 'M

Lnruo of Wooluun nt 2."ie

AT

Paht

need

Ourlight

Fancy

AHMirtiuniii of Lailia' iml

Fl.iniutlotti'.i, 111 yarl for ?l 00Brown nnil Whito Cotton, from S to 2(1 y.iriU, $1.UI imr tiiocn,

l Ainoskoaj,' Hinliauis. l'J vhmIk (iirrl.iK), Lmlioi.' lijtliiuir SuitSilkh, SntiiiK, SiirK4, leiwim nud l)ri"n Gootls of tivury ili'siripl ion

jVI. O--. SILVA, Proprietor.

NICE THINGS FOR THE TABLE!

am; vnru (jkociou kok -

REDLABEL SD6ARC0RN!

K7r This Brand will always bs found Rellabb and Good Value. viMltoliiiill At Prttorfion, OoaHt akhdi.h

25 (Jout will buy Dovtj'a Map of lliumlulu,

-- (

i

INational Cane Shredder

fATKNTRIJ ONDKK THR LAWS THK HAWAIIAN IHI.ASIm

qiHE UNDERSIGNED HAVE BEEN APPOINTED 80LE AGENTS FOMthcso Shrkddkks and arc now prepared to rcccivo orders.

Tlie great advantages to be derived from the use of the National OamkShredder are thoroughly established aud acknowledged by Plantersgenerally.

The large number of Planters using them in the United States, Cuba,Argentine Republic, Peru. Australia and elsewhere, bear witness to theabove claim.

The use of the Hhrkddkr very largely augments the miaulity of cauothe mill can grind (25 to 50), also the extraction of juice (6 to 12).

It is a great safeguard, making known at once the presence of anypieces of iron, stakes from cars, or anything which would bo liablo to damagethe mill, and allowing ample time to remove same beforn damaging the mill.

The Siikkdder is very strongly made, and from the manner of its opera-tion it cuts or tears these pieces of wood or iron without often breaking the

1irkddkr; and if anything breaks, it in simply somo of the knives or cutters,which can bo quickly and economically replaced. The Hiirkddek, as itsname indicates, tears the caue into shreds of varying lengths, perfectly opening it and allowing tho mill to thoroughly press out the juices without re-quiring the immense extra power necessary to grind or crush the wholecane. Tho Hhreddkk spreads the shredded cano uniformly and evenly totho mill rolls, and docs away witli the necessity of spreading the bagasse byhand between tho mills, where rcgrinding is in use. No greater amount ofboiler capacity is required to operate tho Hhhkddkk than that which waisufficient fur tho mill, for the above reasons. We furnish full workingdrawings for tho installation of our Piiukddkhb, enabling any competent engincer to successfully lustall and start, them.

In ordering Siihkddkkh from us, ploune send email xketch. shuwlng thidiameter and width of the mill rolls with which Siikwddku is to be connected,also the side (either right or left hand as you face lkn delivery side of themill;, upon which tho mill engine is located, nlo tho height from Moor lineto center of front mill roll shaft, and distanco center this shaft to front eudof bed plate. These 8hrkdderh are now being used by the Hilo Sugar Co.and Hawi Mill, Kohala, where thoy arc giving grunt satisfaction.

gJkT" Prices and further particular may bo hid by applying to

WM. G. IRWIN & CO., LU.H Alt Agent for ths UntfnUni hlnit

rKI.KfHO.NK I

Oil AS. UUSTACE,IMPORTER AND DEALER IN

GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, FLOUR and FEED.

Prtib California Roll Batter and Iilinl BntttrC0T ALWAYS ON HAND 9

I6i Goods Received "by Ever; Steamer from Sin Fruduo.

IT All Orders Islthfally attend to. Satisfaction Kuarantswrt. Ilnl OntsreoUfiTtsd and packed with care.

Linoolx Block, Kino Street, Bet. Fort and Alaeea Streets.

BOTH TKLKI'UONES 240

LEWIS & CO.,HI FORT STREET.

Importers, Wholesale $ Retail Grocers

Provision Dealers & Naval SuppliesFtmi Oooti by Every Calilorala Sterner.

ICE - HOUSE - GOODS - A - SPECIALTY.Islands Obdees Solicited. Jktt $JF SiTisraoTiON Odaeantbeo.

TKUCPtJONK Ucl -- I'. O HOX lift

M. E. MulNTYUE & BUG.,iMrOBTEBS AND DEALEBS IM

Groceries, - Provisions - and Feed.New Goods Received by Rvery I'acket from the Eastern Bute aud Kump.

rtiESH CALIFORNIA - PRODUCE BV BVEltY - STEAMKK

all Oniert faithfully attended to aud Goo.li Delivered Ui uHart of the City KHKK.

lacAap (Jamas Solicited. SATuraorio OcuHAirrrna

KA8T POKNKK KMK1 MI KIM) RTKKKTH.

J. J. eganQ14 Fort StreVALWAYS ON HAND THK

Litest Styles in Millinery- THK L.ATKBT IN -

White aid Colored Wonted GoodsTUB UOHT COMI'LKTK BTOUK OK

DRY : GOODS:IN THK CITY

DreismtklDg Done by Mrs. Henoer.

DAVID DAYTON,

Agent to Take Acknowledgments

- WIJ.I, ATTEND TO

Muuiemeiit and Sale ot Property

- AnCtlltctlBg in All Its Branches.

Orrtcil No. 42 Merchant Btrrot.va."-a,U--- TELEPIIOITB "3 GO.

M7A--

Saratoga Springs,LAKE COUNTY CAU

"The Sillitriand of Inerlca."

Su pbar, MtsB(ili, Soda md Iron Spring,Hot Sulphur Bitbi.

BjL i'hyilclaui recointiiend thme U'a-U-

for I.lyur and Kidney Dlew lUmu.uatlo and Ulood Troubles.Md iMaMai aa rUhlag. i

Tnw: HI ( 114 r Wsse. i

atsV For further Information, auply toCOL. WAJtKlktf),

UM-l- m OaUltrmto Jfotsl, 8. T

OP

I' O. HOX 371

f O. HOX W7

Empire Saloon,Owner Hotel Mbube Straeta.

CHOICE OLD

Family Wines and Brandies

A 81'Kt'lAl.TY

PORT SHERRYS3 Years Olci

El. N. REQUA,i MANAOElt. lm

WM. DAVIES,Rigger k Stevedore,

WRIOKBRKHTIMATE8 AND OONTItAOTB ON

AM. KINDM OK WOltK

The Stmr "WAJM AN ALO"Will run reKillsrly between thin n andWalalua, Knwalhapal. Moltulelo, Keawe-nu- i

and l'uulkl on the Iblsml of Oshu.For KrelKht, etc., apply to the Uaptatn.

Inquire at olllce of J 8. Walker.over Upreflkels' Hank, Kurt (treat. W7-- tf

CEYLON TEA AND JEWELRY.

1IJK0 TO INPOItM THK PUI1I.I0I have oienbd my Store at No, tvi

Nuuauu strtiet with Ceylon ManufacturedJewelry set with Ituhlda, Sapphires, Pearls,eto. Just received some Purs Ceylon Teairr iw aiso, jimiau iiaoaua aim usnuinUlnars An lniuctlon of mv stock Is soil.elUd. W. J. BAKKIH,

Mtl as, 4M Msaaao strst.

HOMES

A1I

PEARL CITY

3HB;

THX

Oahu Railway A Land Co.

OKKEKS THU PUBLIC

i

Another Great Opportunity

To Bmcuta Boss In Ona of U Moat

Delightful Localitl to b

round In taa Paradla

of tha Pacific i

As healthy resnrtl'ear) Oily hialready established an enviable reputation.Many good cltliens In this coiniuunltyhars experienced the wonderful effect pro-duced by a few days sojourn In tbst dry,

! cool atmosphere, and glrs grateful testimony to tho relief tuny have alinoit Initsntly gained from sorer and long con- -

I tlnued attack of asthma. 1'liyslclsnsacqoslnled with the climate of l'esrl Cityrerommend It nsturaManltarlum.

THE WATER SUPPLY

IS AMPLE !

And can be increased to wwi Hie need ofa population equal to the largest city Inthe world.

Paor. A. I). LjYoss ot Oaho Colteg I

our authority for stating that the watersupply is the purest yet discovered In thiscountry.

Special Inducements to Euly Settlers:

Kor ninety days from data wc will eel I

LOTS ON Hl'KOIAI. TKItMS fsyorsble tobona-fld- e settlers. For a term of thntemonths from dste, lumber and all build-ing msterlali will bo luppllcd, and dellrer-e- d

at Pearl City at much lower prlr thanerer before obtained.

For further particular, call at this officeor on any of the lumber dealers in thiscity. Those who now own lots as well asthose who propose to become residents oftost crowing city, will do well to etubraoethis opportunity. Those who stall them-selves of this offer, within the time named,will be entitled to, ahd will rerlve thefollowing benefits:

For a tarm of ten years, this Comimnywill carry such residents and their fsmlllesfrom l'esrl City to Honolulu Iu the morn-ing arriving a little before seven o'clork,and from Honolulu to l'esrl City In theevening Honolulu station a littleafter five o'clock , for ten cents each way,a rate lets thau one cent per mile. Thorauu on all other passenger trains ruuningduring the day or night will bo centsper mile tint class, and 1 cent per milesecond clans.

A good school U about to be ojienvl inthe Peninsula, in the flue, large, newchooMiouae erected by Mr. J. T. Water-hous- e.

JUldents living at I'rsrl Cityi heights, above Pearl City station and

those having homes on the Peninsula, willoeanoaeu to ride tree on rcgulsr trainsbetween Pearl City station to and fromthe Peninsula

Thov; who want tooontinne to smid theirchildren to schools in Honolulu, can havetransportation on all regular train to andfrom l'esrl City, for the purpura of attend-ing school, at live cento each way for euchpupil. This U equal to 24 to ill inlleo ridefor ten cent.

Equal indnoerufints fur tliosn ilcnirlng tosecure homes In this country have- nevtrbefore been ollered to the public,

This Company hai bfn roqutMNt (rumshroud to naiiin the price of all their

lsnd In Hint locality.

Should a closrancr sale be msde u asyndicate, no opportunity like the prenentwould again occur for the pnrchsse ofbom at Pearl City.

"A Word to the Wise is

Sufficient"

OAHU RAILWAY & LAND GO,

II. F. DILLINGHAM,

is U VatMal Mansaar,

MiBsMslsVi i a iHW I llTTiiin

"n5SsTwr srv.' niriyr j, ,, IB" "jr hi lifvy"-'--ym- -n

If 1'

Betting a Roostor.

A citizon of Uumford had can-vassed the town iu vaiu from end toend in search of "alien to set," whenhe hoard that an old darkey on thoBoston, Providence and Newportroad had a great deal of "settingstock." As this was just what howanted ho lost no tiino in huntingnim up. tie found tho old manbuilding a hen coop in tho rear ofhis residence. Approaching ho ask-ed, bj way of broaching the subjoct,how many hens he had setting.

"Three hens and a rooster, boss.""And a which?" inquired the poul-tryma- n,

thinking he had not hoardstraight.

"A rooster," replied the darkoy.Seeing the look of distrust on his

visitor's faco he took him into a lowbuilding, and sure enough there sata largo Brahma rooster calmly cover-ing twenty eggs. On one side ofhim sat two hens and on tho othor athird lion. Tho visitor, seeing howsteadily tho roostor sat, secretly re-solved to got somo of tho darkey'seggs aud hatch out a special lot ofroosters. Oil being asked what hedid whon tho rooster would't sit anylongor, the darkey replied that "datar rooster done bound to set," point-ing uudernoath the bos.

Looking uudor tho box tho visitorwas surprised to Gnd both of therooster's legs sticking through holesin the box. Tho black rascal hadactually bored holes through thobox and tied the rooster's legs under-neath, so, as hn said, the roostor was"done bound to sot." ProvidenceJournal.

Now Life-Savin- g Jackot.Laidltir's lifo-jacko- t, tho first llfo- -

approved by tho Londontoard of Trodo, is n jacket comfort-abl- o

to tvoar, as tho writer enn per-sonally vouch, made of tho lestIrish fiuen and provided wilh corkribs, forming part of the structureof tho jacket. Those ribs, also thocapes, as the Inventor styles thofour cork floats, whou the wearer isin the water, project outward fromthe body and assist to tuako hitnbuoyant. Even if they worn opon itwould bo practically impossible forthoin to come off in the water, but toobviate any chatico of this occurringspecial arranKomonts are made fortrebly securing them. Busido boiuga jacket and not a bolt, it may bo ex-

pected that sailors and otllcers willmore frequently wear them and boprepared for emergencies oftenorthan they are at present, for tosomo exteut, naturally, tho presentHfo-lMil- L is considered more or lessas an incumbrance. Special meanshave also been taken to make thornafford protection from tho weather,a hood being provided to protectthe bead, with a respirator attached,which will at least prevent n greatinflux of water into the mouth whouthe wearer is battling tho seas for1 i fo. Kich aiirj.

They Had Trifled With Justice.The disponsor of tho finest brands

of Western justice sat on a soap boxwith a law book spread before hitnou an d whisky barrel.

"Who arrested this maul" ho ask-ed, as tho prisoner stood up beforehim.

"Wo did," responded half n dozencitizens standing around.

'Wbat'6 tho chargef""Hoss BteallnV'"KinyouprovoitT""You botcher liTo wo kin Wo

kotchod him iu tho act."Tho Judge looked ugly."Will you swear to ilf' he akod."Course we will. Didn't we Jist

tell you we ketrthod him at ill""All right, gents," said the Judge,

blaudly, as he laid his gun acrosstho law book, "I'll duo each audevoryono of you $10 aud costs for cou-tem- pt

of court iu fetuhiu' him here,and dismiss tbecaso agin tho prison-er. You oughter struug hitn upwhere you kotchod him." IMruitFrri I'rtn,

Stopping TJp Shot Uolaa.

A device for stopping tip shotholes iu war vessels, invented by aninriuo otiKineer named Douglas andaccepted hy the British Government,has been tested by the United Statescruiser Chicago.

It resembles a parachuto with arubber cover, supported by steelribs. It is pushed through the holemade by the shot, whou it expandsaud clings close to tho outside of thovessel, preventing an inrush of water.

Captaiu Mahau aud Lieutenaut-Couunand- or

Clover of the Chicagoare much pleased with tho device,and Lieutenaut Cowles, naval at-tache at the United States Embassy,has sent a specimen of it to theNavy Department nt Washington.LonJun dfapHtch to Xfiv York Herald.

m

Stavouson's Mouse Companion.

Duo of the quaint remembrancesof Hubert Louis Stevenson's southsea life is that of his Honolulumouse. A small shelf hung over thecouch whereon he used to lie whouill aud trying to forget his pain iu"tootiug" on his flageolet. Out onthis shelf the little mouse wouldventure, ami sooti became so tameas to doligbt iu the novelist's car-esses. If it got no immediate atten-tion it would scratch on the shelfaud make a'little whine or soug toattract its friend, aud after n time itactually persuaded its spouse to paya daily visit to the musician in itscompauy. Kichttnyn.

Lifn Is Misery

To many people who hate thu taintof scrofula iu their blood. Tho ago-nies caused by the dreadful running6ores and other manifestations ofthis disease are beyond description.There is no other remedy equal toHood's Sarsnparilla for scrofula,salt rheum anil every form of blooddisease. It is reasonably sure toIxiuelit all who give it a fair trial

HoodV I'ills euro all liver ills

Mechanics' Home, comer Hoteland Nuuauu street. Lodging byday, week or month. Terms: 2U aud10 cents per night fl aud tl.2b perwek.

LDCOLvIS THE

BESTPAINTOIL!

The following tcBtimoniulhas been received from a pro-minent plantation owner andmanager :

HokolclC, H. I,, Msy 29, 1K.Pacific Habdwam Co. L'o, Honolulu.Gtnttemen:

Yon ask my opinion of I.ucol as a PaintOil.

I bare experimented with I.urol Oil foroutside and inside work, also on Iron work,painting my vacuum pen, machinery andcentrifugals, with It and the result hasbeen most satisfactory. It dries banter,makes a better finish, goes farther and Ismors satisfactory In every way thsn lin-seed oil.

Certain pslnt work which wss alwayssticky with linseed oil, dried hard whenLncol Oil was used.

Youry truly, Aua, DstiK,

Direction for Use.Ubo Lucol in every respect in the

samo manucr as you would linseedoil, with the single exception that youmay add fully one-quart- more Lu-

col to the same quantity of pigmentthan you would of linseed.

In using metallic, Venetian red, theochres, and other dry pigments, it isadvisable to mix up the tuiint at leastono day beforo it is to do used, thenadd a third moro Lucol, and the puintwill be found to cover well und havea good gloss.

NEVER UHE JAl'ANH.

Where hurd surfaces such at doom,steps, etc., are required uxc litlurja'only, never uso Japans.

LUOOI. MIXES WITH VAlt-NI8HE-

and hscIxU their working aud tinproves their appearance nur tiikySHOULD DB U8EH 8AMK DAY TIIKY AKRMtxgu, otherwise tho gum of tho var-nish may bo precipitated or the mix-ture curdled.

Tho Addition of from J to of l.U-CO- L

to varnishes does not reduce theirlustre nor retard their hardening auddrying and It prevents thuir cracking.

IMl IRWIN & COSt

LiX2rmi3,Agents for the Hawaiian Islands

tq.f

Another victory forthe "Cleveland." V.

fl QWilder ttcoops it in at

Kahului, Maui, on

the 4th July. H

"Clevclands" for J

Speed, Beauty, Light-

nessH

and Strength.

This is a "Cleve-

land" year I

H. E WALKER,o bAgent, Honolulu, il. I.

CummlDJ Block, MercbiDt St.

ft iSOMETHING NEW I

PACIFIC TRANSFER CO.,

rcaL87 Klag SL Mataal Tel. 662.

Baggage Checked from Hotels aud Itebl- -

dences dln-c-t to destination. NoUccheeklng at steamers.

HaggttKo always put In State Itooms.

Charges jVEoderat.T C. McCHJlitlfi,

lienim Muunirer.

NOTICE OP SALE

Mil. 0. WEST W1HIIKS TO OIVKnotice to his patron thut ho hus thU

day void nut his Cttrrluge Munufactorv andthe (food will of his liuoluc)- - to Mil. W, W.WKKillT. Mr. West earnestly desires nilhi cuslumurs to continue llii-i- r iiatroiiut'i'at tlie old stand with Mr. Wright.

u- - WB8T.Duti-i-l June .10, IX'll.

NOTICE Otf PUH0HA8E

HAVINU IIOUOHT OCT THKthe lluuiilulu C.trriuge Muuu-fui'tor-

I du Ire to glvo notice to nil mliiistomers. ihcu.toniern of (1. Wit umlthe general imhllu that 1 will carry on Hitliiixliii'Bi umler the sumit uiuiiit uud tit thoold ttuud on Kirl tni't, Juut uUive llotul.

, .W- - w- - WIUHHTDntid lloiiolulu, Jiiiium) Ihlil

107ft I

NOTICE,

A I.I, ACI'OUNTdT IIKNTH. I.KA8KH,etc, due the Estate of the late Kuls-ksu- sare now payable tuQuefii Duwsger

Kaunlsul. 1'anlts huldlug proiMirty urorsqussUd to rsport. 1077-l- w

'"MI NIPPON"Hotel Street (Arlington Block)

Just Received another Invoice of

Japanese Fancy Goods- AN- D-

NOVELTIES!COMFStRISO

Dress Goods!Plain and Figured Silk and Crape.

MORNING GOWNS 5iStS5'Plsln 811k and Kmbroldercd.

Silk and Cotton KimonosBilk Ksns, CiKhlons,KnihroMcrcd Silk Tea Cosies,Tnhlo Covers, lied Covers,Silk Sashes, Neckwear.

Beautiful China Ware!Salsd Howls, Bon-bo- n Dirties,Plates, Ktc., Etc., Ktc.

Smoking Jackets!811 k and Cotton Pais mas.

JiLPAIIESB SCHEEUS1(tags, Ktcgant Lamp Shades.

llaniboo Caue, Lunch Ilaskets,linmboo Valises, Japanese Trays,

Ktc., Etc., Ktc, Ktc

Mrs. J, P, P. Gollaco, Proprietress,

'IhJSp ITOHAM.Ln. - - ---- JJ

II UUlCLmlC y llClall,

- PUM, LINK O- K-

Japanese': Goods!Silk and Cotton Dress Goods,

tftn.. Ktc. Ktc, Ktc

Silk, Liueii aud Crape Shirts' - OK CO.MPI.KTB STOCK -I Msde by Yamatoya of Yokohama.

, nf When you are In nerd of any lineof Jansncso (loods, give us lint calf andsave koiiik an areuuu iowu.

SOO Xort Ot naar Custom Ilouas

California Frait Market,Corurr King A Alaken BU.

Ciiraariiio's IMiijjurateUy Kvrry titmmtir from Ban Kran

Clicu with

Frosh Fruit, Oystei's,Salmon, Poultry,

K.Ui.. Ktc, Ktc, EtcUVUMf

REMOVALJJOTICE !

A. F. Medeiros & Co.Will remove to their new headquarter

HOTEL STREETON OH AUOUT JULY 1ST.

New Goods. Perfect Fit Guaranteed.toTUtf

Notice ol Removal I

ON AND AKTKK JULY I si. THEOlllce of the I'KUl'l.K'B ICE A.

ATINU CO. will lie at the

Factory, Beretania Street,HOTH TEI.EI'HONKH IftS.

L. 0. ABLUS, Maniqer.

Itesidenro Ttleplioiies lloll U13, Mutual22U. 107i.'-- tf

LESSONS IN

Drawing and Painting.D. Howard Hitchcock

liruKiugnud 1'aiutiug taught by thu lat-est Kuroiruu methods. I'lustes every Wed-nesday and tiuturday forenoon from K a. w.to - noun.

lessons fur I'rlvute I'anlla In Hindu! lines of work also given.

Mh- - Thu Bludlo will ho open to visitorseven Kriduy iifturniHin, luVctf

6 TO Q .A.. 3.Do not foruet thu time to ring up

152- - Mutual Tolopbone-15- 2.

N F1. T3TTK,GrJi33SIs Htill pri'imrt'd to repuir (lunlcu Hute.Hpriuklert, Water Tapi, Klling Hums umlsharpening all LimU tools, iucluditii tarv-lu- g

llulvi's uud Kcissiirs. I.itwu Mowers a.itIuIIv, Also Hitting (iIhi.. In fart allkind of Jithhiiiif Work ihIIi-i- I for and reluriiMl llrt l

NOTICE,

Al.l, I'lOllrtllSH AUK NOTII'IKI) NOTlo credit any uuu un my uccouut

without my written nnlerJOSKI'll I'AIICO. Hh.

Honolulu, July (J, UUl. lUW-l-

Golden lllllr Bazaa r.

W. P. Reynolds, : Prop.

The Domestic Sewing Machinemakes happy wives and sweet-

hearts.

All kinds Machine Needles andAttachments to make every womanhappy.

Quitars to charm with sony andleave a happy smile.

Spectacles and Eyeglasses to fitall sights so that both old andyoung may be happy.

Dolls and Toys to make theyoungsters happy.

Remington Typewriters to makethe business man happy.

Tennis Supplies to assist youngmen and maidens to achieve hap-pincs- s.

Purses and Card Cases to makeyour best girl happy.

Wallets and Pocket Books tomake your best fellow happy.

Baseball Supplies to make "ourboys" happy.

Visiting Cards and SocietyStationery to convey happiness.

Books, and to complete the happi--' nets of alli

Buy a Stem Winding, StemSetting Nickel Plated Watch,guaranteed a good timekeeperfor $3.60.

TMK

DMLYfiOLLETIM

A iv KerclvlnK Mew IiivoIom of

BOOK AND JOB STOCK

HY KVEKY bTKAMKK

at nut i a

ic Pfiui Officii,

MKKCHANl" BTBEET

Where they are fully prepared to du allkinds of work In the latest styles, at

tho shortest notice and at themost Reasonable Hates.

Pine Job Work Iu Colors a Specialty l

Pay the Printer.

JT

All who omu loug-slaiidl- accountto the Hui.htin 1'uuLisniso OoktrAHV

for atlvertlsluR, subHorlption or print-ing, am reijiu-btei-l to pay up beforo theeud of June, Thu money belnugs to usand is needed to meet the constantlarge drain for labor and material re-

quired in conducting a dally paper anda printing house. We make no threatsbut would advhu all concerned to heedIhla rmpiesl.

A : NEW : DEPAKOTE

Tlie Hawaiian Messenger Service

U M. Johnkon, Mauagar.

Mutual 509 -- TELEPHONES -- Ball 5SH

Olllro In Masonic lluildiug.

Vn are prepared lo furnish llullornied ,

Mesiengers at all hours. Promptness and "Jsatlsfauihui uiiarsuteed. You ring us upand we will du lli rest.

Hourly rates lOo. Kor dlitauosrates sa UesMDsr's Map. 1074--U