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PHOTOOR APHSRTbt Only Callaclloa tt Island Tihii

HONOLULU IRON WORKS,

."TaAW KxiiiNa.. Hiuah Miiu. linii.a,I 'id I Ilk, IbON, UaAHk. AMU I, (AH

Oaktikiu.

Macliincr u Kvttry Dnacripliiiii Made toOrder, t'urllrulnr attiitimi mIU to tilili..1

Joli Work Klaimrt Niitlit).

M. A. JACOHSON,

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U Knrt Htrrat, Hniioliilu, H. 1.P. O. Ilux 'Ml. Mutual Tele. .

DK. C. W. MOOIUO.lM Vau Neaa Ave., H. K., Oal.

Eltigaat Apartaests for Patients.aLKtTRUIITV IN NIHVOI'a OIAJ.

ATa- F- Dr.' Moore orler Invalid all thecoiuiurta of home, with coiihIuui ami chix- -(ill treatment. Hefer to H, It. Maofarlane.

HHf

CHA8. GURDLER.piit iMroaTR or

KNOI.IHU AND CONTINKNTAI.

TDT-- yO-ooci- s

Mil Ift KalMiinaiin alreel.

Cement Sidewalks & Gra-nite Curbing Laid.KxiliiiRtea given on all kind ot

HTONK.CONCRKTK .V I'LABTF.K WllKKm-- I'UNi'aava a arai'ULTT S

JOHN F. BOWLER

C. 6. RIPLEY & ARTHUR REYNOLDS,

AKOHITKOTa,Omen New Hnle Di'iioxil ltitll.lt it tt .

Fort Mreet, lloiioliilu, II, I.

Plans, and UiiMhiiieudviier alveii fur Kvery Dewrlptluu of BuildIlia, on Billldlnu lumvMflliiy Keiuod.

m. G. IRWIN ft GO.

(LimitedOFr-K- K1)K HAI.K -

KKIiTIMZKKSl.t. CROSS a SOR

Olebralftd High Grade Cane Itnnm

We are alu prepared U lake order fin

KATHfiM. M. Orxleknctl St Oo 'fm-UllBer- tj

Insuring prompt dslivot

KOILKI) LUCOL!Thia la superior Paint Oil. ron

kiimlua less plcmenl than Llnd Oil, andairiUK a lamnjt brilliancy to colore.Uaed allli Met It Rive a splendid floorsurface

Lilrxie. Oerxient,vKFINKDtOUlAltci

SAI.MilN

Fairing CftUMug Uo.'i Coma Bwil

arriaa cairt tti,

Compounds, Rooting & Papers,

iWi Piuoi Steam Pip Coifm

JsrbuM DiaMOHd, Eaaratl Ctnr-lastin- g

Paim

KWIBII ,lrmncil liv Va.-iiu- ('on

FIRE.AFK an..

IVIARINE

INSURANCE.

Hartlurd Hrt Issurasoo Co.,

JUttts, 17,109,825.49.

LondoD Uactahlre Fire las. Co.,

iweU, Si317,052.

TtMrnrtaaoi) Mersey Marias las. Co.,i.lintUi)

AsseU, 16,124,057.

New Turk Lite la. Co.,

Assets, S137,499,1U8.99.

G. 0. BERGER,GHaeral Ageat tor Hawaliaa Islands.

HONOLULU.-

Wm.G. Irwin & Co.

Win. li IrwinI'laue HprrokuUW. M.OIItnrdTheo I' Hlirte,

OF

P. O. Jones0. H.K. F. Bishop.W. F. AlumO. M. CookeH.n I. Cartar

Prejldeni Mini Manager- Vli'fl'rMldunl

relary andAndltof

E3ig:a.r F"a.ot.orsAMI

CotiumsMoiJ AKHiith

iikntn ii th

Oceanic Steamship Company,

BAN FKANIUHCO OAI.

C. BREWER & CO,1LI.MITKD1

General Mercantile

Commission Agents

Kobertwiii.

WateruniiM"

President, .

& TieaaurerAuditor

( llr,'nr.

City (Jahuiaub Co.,iViruer KIiik and Bethel bts,

BOTH TELEPHONES 113 --

Flitrt (JarriugoH CivilTo tie luid at all hours.

.1. S. ANmtADH.1 Manager

Assurance

AntiETH,

I.IMITKDi

Treasurer

.ManagerBrnretary

DrlvrH

Go.

or LOITCCXT

110,800,000.

alUst and KularKvit Designs luUrlur 1 1 V I l & SONS' V 'W11''111"IbH.iratl.mi. Mai or Maruaulcal Drawliitf, Trat-lii- aipl Oliia Prlutluit. Diawin. .

' h...,,.,. llaud.Aariils mlllmtretlimBisik in Newpai

JDST ARRIYEDPKK BAKK "!. I). HKYANT

KABY OAI.KIAUI2Kall sttlbs;

Carpets, Rugs and Mats

In the latest Pattern

" "HOUSEHOLD

Sewing Machines.

411

Ac

tits

for

for

HAND SEWING MACHINES

All with the latest Improvement-- -

AIVMI UN HAND

WKSTKKMAYKIO

IMr

Atlas

i i ii .i )

iuTI lUl J1K li

Pallor Organs, Guitars.

- AND OTMI- A-

MUICAL INSTRUMENTrOlt HAI.K

HD, HOFFSCHLAEGEH & CO.,

King Ulrrel, oppo. Caille .V IVike

All

or

BOTH TKl.Kl'IIONKH tw III

lirSTACI&C().

COALaiiula iii any ipiautlty (rtni.

Iirk to n ton

CHARCOALfrom i.iic Iirk lo any iiiaiililt

FIREWOODIll length and Haunt or Hplll

friiin a baK to any iiiaullty: Imi

WHITE & BLACK SANDs7(Mf

JDTA.TI03STAL

IRON WORKSQUBB1N STR.KIRT.

Between Alakei and Richard Straata.

'PHK U.NHKHrilUNKD AKK I'ltK-- 1

paml to make all kind of Iron.Ilraik. limine. Zinc, Tin and Uad Cal.IliK. Alto a Oennral ltilr bhup torHuam KnKine, Jtlce Mill, Corn Si III.,Water Wliitjlii, Wind Mllli.eto. Mnchlneifor tlu ClnanliiK of CoffM, C'a.tor Oil,tleaiii, Kaiule, Ulnal, I'lueapple Uavi'kamlother Flhroti i'lauta and Taper Stock.AIo Machliif for KitrailliiK Hiandi frihf Manioc. Arrow Hoot, eto

All order promptly atremlett i.

WHITE, RITMAN It V0.

BEAVER SALOON,

The Besl Luucb in Town.

TftH and OorTe- -

t all mil a

THr. FINEST BKAM) trCigars and Tobacco

ALWAVh UN IIANIl

H. J NOLTE Prop,

'Sans Souci" Hotel

SnairlA &)l

Waiklki. Honolulu.

ikuibti n, is'jj.1iiHVinu itttitt tiifl tltinyt

iu Untlji ictntrij, ifiiitt, putt itir, cltur leuuiilcr, yiHHl fuml unit hcmrnly tunnels Anni;ini( fciirr hU tyt rvtry rvming over the I'lieUAc unit tht tlittmit hillt uf HVuVimie, rrrimi.on ml him corillnllu hi thr "Him Kniel."

HUUKIir IAW1H

T. A. SIMPSON,

n

M KING SI

Resort

STKVRSSOS

Manager.

METROPOLITAN MEAT CO.,

tt mWholesale aU HeUll Biilchers

AND -

NAV1 CONTRACTORS

O, J. Wallku, i i MaiiBgor,

Pacific Mail S.S. Co.

AND rH

Occidental and Oriental S. S. Co.

Far TOKOHAMA Ui BONOIONO.

tlteaiuera of the above Oonipanlr willcall at Honolulu on their wny to the abovetirta on or about the following dateat

8tmr"OHINA" September 3, 1894Htmr"OCKANIC" October !, ItuiBlnir "CHINA". ...November 12, IMIStuir ,,0(!KAN10"...ne ember II, IKMStmr'-OHINA- " January 21, IMfi

tmr"OOKANlU" .Kebmary l, HWS

Hlmr'MiHINA" April 'J. IMA

For SAN FRANCISCO

nteaiuera of the above Couipanie willmil at Houolulu on their way from Hong

kona and Yokohama to the above ort onor aiioiit the following date:

MtiMr"l!KUU(V AlUltKt'JI, IMMHtmr "I'lTV I III" I'KlflVri'"

Stmr"UHINA"..Htmr-OARLI- O"

Htmr "PKKU" ....HtmfOAKUU"..

.Novauiber

February

KATKS PASSAGK ARK FOLLOWS:

I alniiUalilti, round trip 4

monthCabin, round trip 12

monthKuniiraii OWraxe

ou or

H

U. 1KM

IU, ItWII, 1MM

. ID. IRU'i

March 'Si, IMApril 28, l5

OF AS

ro rosoHAMA

fl.O Iki

('

ruaoait.

M7f. in

Ptl Mi

llli 26IIUUU

FaellKi--r hmviiii (nil larw will Itallowed IU ixrcelil oil relutii fa" If "liirnutir within iwelvr nu.nl h

aV fur fn-IKh-l and l'i-"a- e a,ipi .

H. HACKFELD k CO.,

tt Agents.

Oceanic Steamship Co.

AtistraiiaQ-fckuUServi- cfc

For 8aa Francisco:I he New and Fine Al Hleel Hteain-l- ni

" MMARIPOSAOt the tli'caulc Hleninnhip CoinpHii willbediieal Honolulu from bydney ami Am--land on or about

August 23dAlia will leave for the above purl withMallaanit I'aaneiiKeraouoralNiut llialdale.

For Sydney aid Aacklaad :

Che Ne ami Fine Al Hleel .Steamlii

'MONOWAI"III tbe Hteauuhlp Ciiuiiwli)lie our ai noiioiuiu. rrnm nan era

rImiiiI

August 2d.prompt

PasHenxem

iiiMeraiKUPit preparnlTHKOUGH TICKKTS POINTS

UNITED STATUS

lurtlier nartlrular. rev'anliinrfreichl PanaaKe apply

WM. IKWIN CO., Ltd..

Oaneral AgiBU.

Oceaoic Steamship Go.

ruiie TableLOCAL LINE

AUSTRALIA.

HoiiuliiliiK F

hept. M.II

3 .. ..I ....

e. O

(

Vi

willlie lero

And will haw withMalta and for the aliove port

I'lie are now Ioimii

TO ALL

IN TUK

Fmor Ui

0. k

'i

S. S.

Arrivefrom

Auk

Out.Nov.De...

MOKII.

Iave Honolulufor H. F.

Auk. k. .. .Bipt. IA

. . . on. isNov iu

Deu. b

THROUGH LINEKroiu ban FratiiMsei, From Bydney foi

for bydney au Frnurlsoo.

JrWw imii'iiin Lfnvr miiWuu.

MONOWAI. Auk. "I ALAMKDA, JulyJILAMKDA. u.Mt MAltll'OHA. Aiik.'A

.MAKIPOBA,Bepi,27 MONOWAI. HepuaiMONOWAI Oi't. .''il AI.AMKDA

Notary

Octobet

driaiulj

II. LOSE,

Public, Collector andBmiintaa Ageul.

hilli'HKeul lor Heveral of the Besl FIBKINBIMIANCKCOMPANIKH.

Palnniee nl Lois'i Uheialcai Ooaponod lorClarilyiuB tiine Juice.

Milhint Telephone P. (). Bui .li.Hi reel, Honolulu.

Ring Up Butli Telephones 122

ma

Baggage Express,UhiiiI at HulllliKroBhoeiUKHhop,

queen street Hear Fort,

UMKH I'OI.UM'K,

Canadian-Australip- n Steamship Line

4uinrk nl tlir aiNivr Line, runtlltift In ouinm-tlnt- i with Hit

CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAYHetweeu VRn.imver, It. ., ami Bvdney, N. 8. V., ami railing at a . '..

Honolulu and Suva (KIJI,

A.1FLE3 DUB --A.T HONOLULUOn or about the dates below Hiatal, vlt t

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

Bltur'-AIVA- " AupistlHtuir"WAKKlMOO" I

Htmr',AHAVA" October It

Oeneral

8tlur,AKAVA,'....fjptenilier2l

Tkroiaa TlekBti Isnad trna Soaolata lo United Stalea ind r.aropa

rimiHT arm rAnnanuaa aukntihD. MiNIHOLI.. Montreal, Cana-l- a

KOHKRT KKKK. Wlnnlpea, CanadaM. M. BTKKN, Han FrancUco. t'al.Q. Mi'U HKOWN, Vanomver B U

HONOLULU SOAP HOUSEMODEItN TLM ES PRICES !

17 Uara of (In BEST QUALITY of Sl.i;Canon of lOUHiR., ItouuRt Wi-iKh- t, UNI;

SOFT SOAl', iu of $:.CANDLES :

TKII'I.K I'ltKHHKD HTKAKIU MININU I'ANDI.KS, MBiinfacturnl by the KmeryCandle Work of t'lm'luiintl, at 15 (.Villa per Pound.

N. Y. IIAUITH I'lM.YKltlKD HODA Dlnlvm In Cold.1 (Vnta a

KITUHKN HALT, tOUth. i'0 TAIII.K .HALT. Olrvo Auny.

Klawe Firewood, 310 OO &&r Oord.CIIAKCOAI., 40 CKNTH I'KIl Dellvertil Frrf to Any I'urt of the ( Ity

HOP BE3E3R, DEPOT :

ONE DOZEN QUART BOTTLES, .... $l.ooONE DOZEN l'l NT BOTTLhS

Thia ia All for To-da- y !

MUTUAL :ill.

Wilder's Steamship Go.

TABLE, O. Wiwit, I'rra. b. It. Kiu nee

J. A. KlRii. Purl Hupt

Stmr. KINAU.0LARKX, OoBBuadat,

Will leave Houolulu al 2 i a.. IouiiIiiiik llhalua, Maalaea Hay and Milkens theaatueday; Mabukoutl, KawRlliheand Ijiu

the follnwilix dny arrlvlnv alllo at luldnlitkt.

Friday1 yFrhUy.Tuesdayhrtdat

TKI..

Oait.

Tuenday.Friday...Tuesday.Friday ..TueMiayFriday...Tuesday

TIME

I.KAVKr- - HONOLULU

IteturnlliK IouuIiIuk

followiiiK

riaturdav.AKKIVKh HONOLULU

Wednesday

of

lauded

BREHAM,

.. Auk. 3

...Auk. H

...Aug. 21...bept. 4...nepl. 14

...bept. 2i....OvU b....Oct. lo. . . .Oct, l

...Nov. b

...Nov. lb..Nov. 27

Friday Dec, 7Tuesday Deo. IM

leave Hllo, altame day; Kawalhae a. a.;

IU a. m.; Makeua l r. u. ; MaalaeaBay rl r. M.i lhalua V r. a. theday; arriving at Houolulu n a. m Welne.day aud

AT

Anir. 1

1IUS.1 tf

Baturday Auk. IIWednesday Auk. l

Haturday bept. 1

Wetliifsday Bept, 1Jbaturday Bept. 21Wednesday Out. albatunlay Oot. 13weuncsuny uoi, atBatunlay Nov. 3Wednesday Nov. 14

Batunlay Nov U4

Wednesday Deo. oBaturday Deo. 16Wednesday liec.

No FrelKht will lie alterVi noon on dny Nailing.

Stmr. CLAUDINE,0AMER0N, Cuauaaodir.

Will leavs Honolulu even TuesitHj at nr. u., toUohlUK at Kuhlllul. Huelo lianaHamoa aud Klpahillu

llelurniiiK will arrive at Honolulu everySunday nioruliiK.

ata No FrelKht will lie received after, r. a. on nay of siillliiK.

CiiiislKiiees mum lie nl IBIIdlliKi. toec.elve llirlr FrelKht, as we will nul hold

Olirnelves reslKjnsilile after .urli rreiKhtliaa lieen

the

While the (,'oiiimii) will use due dill- -

celiee iu iianuiuiK live nioea, we iieviuieui assume any reaimusllilltiv In e of theloss ol oAine

The t Vim pan v will not lie resMiiisilile lorMoue or Jewelry Uliles planed in the eareif Pursers

LIOSSONS IN

Drawing aud Painting.

D. Howard HitchcocklirawltiK ami PallitiliK InuKhl h the lut-e-

Koroienii methods I lasses ever) Weii.nedy and riitmnlny foreiifsm limn h . m,

to il IIIMIII

IBV. lessons fur Prlvnle Pupils In w.liiti Tiims of work also kIvimi,

TCBV-- riieHtlldlo will he oieu to visitorsever) Flidav Rlesnnaiu IUI II

rrom Victoria and Vancouverfor Suva and 8ydnyi

8tmr"AUAWA"Htinr"VAKKIMOO".

r"or and ami allInformation, to

October

Canada,

Krelitht raai-RK-

Oeneral a,iply

AtiKiiot

Theo. H. Davies & Co.. L'd.Jiltntt fvr Ihf llwrnUan ttlnndi

SOAP,In

Tins 42tb-- .,

WAHHINO which Water.Pound

IIK". IVtiti.

UAH,

uernia

1ST.Known tli Houp Mnu,

IILTIIKI. riTltni'.T.

HOP UING &CO..Utl HOTKI. HTKKKT,

inuimuunM ucuiMinnini'tl hV MMUUlUUiUll iii in

Whole.ale Heitlera III

Liprs and Manila imAnn- -

General Chinese MerchnudtseUfM A

Nul OlU, Hire, MRtllliK.I'hlnrhe HIUn, Kl..

a a.

. 21

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Ml CtH.

nn 8oft

XX

Kir.. Kui

T

Eoglisb snrt Amnrican GrocerleBy Kvery Cuam Hieamer

MIITIlal TKIKI'HMMKU" iiiim n

SOMETHING NEW I

PACIFIC TRAHSFER CO.,

87 King Si. Mutual Tel. 662

HKtiaKe lieckeil from Hotels and Item.detirns direct to ilrtiimtliill. No

Beuhei'kliiK at stenmeis.

B(fnge alwny put III Hlnle IIinmiib

Charges Mod erateT. U. .M(!(SII1UK,

llUi-ou- i Mkiiokit.

KEUAN VAFOK A PACIFIC GAS

Mm & hm !

TUB BEST IN THE MARKET.

K" They caiiuot l' siiriiiHM'illor motive powor.

KF.ND FOB OATAUJOU !'- .-

JOS. TINKER.Ilttt-t- f bolu AKfllt, NllllHini slreet

California Fruit Market,Corner KIiik A Alakea Hts

llaiDariiios li'iLniralurs

By Kvery Hteumer (nun Hmii rrnn01. i'i i with

Fresh Fruit, Oystors.Salmon. Poultry.

Ki Km., Km. Kir.Iltui-t- f

Consolidated Soda Water Co., ldEJSFLiAlSr A.3D 10.

(lor. Alieu Furl 81a.,

IIOL1.ISTKK Ar CO.,lUA tl Aneiilk.

The Record of Republics.

Editor Bulletin:In Ihcso piping days of pence,

when It Hcciiia to le tho fanliton forovuryouu to take a hand iu politicalnlTairo, tiimliliiiK over tit roues, hatch-ing ropublius ami framing constitu-tions iu a free anil easy sort of amanner, and without the stem neces-sity of loRitiR a uieal in doing so,perhaps it would not bo deomou anoutruge on your readers if your hum-ble subscriber were to modestly chipin and say his littlo say.

While wo are all so anxiouslyawaiting the decision of Ihe gentle-man who presidos ovor the destiniesof the great American republic with

UilDOttllU

regard to tlio Hawaiian Jsianns. leius take a glance back over the histo-ry of the world since the establish-ment (if republican institutions, andsee what it hns to ofTer as an induce-ment for the adoption of that formof government hure iu preference toany other.

In the year I77l5. when the inde-pendence of the United States wmacknowledged bv Uritalu after a warwhich reflected more credit ouAmericans than it did ou Britain,tile world was promised that soglorious and brilliant would the ex-

ample of republican institutions botluil wlthlu a very few years allcountries would follow the exampleof the American Stales and do awaywith utTelo monarchy and bloatedaristocrat', and indeed it looked asif such might be the caae when theFrench revolution took place.

Hut within a very few years thedream vanished, and the lift checkto tlio bright anticipations wasgiven amid the storms of war andthe outflow of torrents of blood.The friends of freedom iu Kuropewoke to the startling iuc.ongruity ofglorious freedom and the equallyglorious Declaration of Indepen-dence side by side with one of themost monstrous institutions meworld has ever seen Slavery. Fromthat curse the country was purgedonly after one of ihn most bloodywars the world has ever read of, andcompared uilli which the wars ofthe idises were but a skirmish.

lint ereit after getting rid ot thatcurse, in no other rcioot was Amer-ica reformed or pitritled, but ou thecontrary the very war which brokedowu the league of slaveholders gave

.' ...i

birth to n system oi corruption, ihiiusocial and political, such as is

anywhere on the.face of theglolhi outside uf iiussia and Turkey.Them we may cxim-c- I tyranny auddespotism from the fact that oforis placed iu the hands of reigningtlespots who personally may be purebut who are not always able to pro-ve- nt

the demoralizing corruptiou ofolllcials, from ministers of statudowu to custom house clerks. Iuthe Stales, however, no such excuseexists, as the power is iu the handsof the sovereign people. The oo-p- ie

rule. (At. least so wo are told.)llere, at any rate, are no kings,dukes, privileged classes or stateehtircli, upon whom the blamo caube laid.

The republic starts out as an in-

structor and example to mankind,out iu no other country is memsuch disparity of conditions. Theprincely resiliences of such meu asUisiiiarck, Salisbury, Gladstone andothers are the moiiuiiiuuts of cen-

turies which no money cau build,which cannot bo created iu a day orgeneration, aud which the NewWorld cannot command Yet wheremoiturcliictil Kuropo has one million-aire the republic of America has adozen, wielding a power, a purchas-ing power far beyond that of themonarchical millionaires. With thispower he ma and does buy not onlythe itidividtiiil but buys (at leastmanipulates) the press, trades andeven governments to subserve hisown purse proud luxury. With everincreasing wealth ou the one handthorn is nbotiuuiiig mid Increasingpoverty on the other. Yet ou thefourth ot this mouth, w lieu our He-publ- ic

was foii-te- into existence, thedeclaration of rcpuhlicau institu-tions WHi repeated with sonorous af-

firmation liv btnicoinlRi orators(ashore and alljat): "We hold thesetruths to be t, that allmen are created eiiinl, that they areendowed by l heir Creator with cer-tain iiintiouahlo rights, that amongthoe are lite, liberty and the pur-suit of happiness," etc.

It needs no lHackxtoniau commen-tary. Sulllciutit are the phrases, theCoxevites and I'lillinnn strikers.Fun her in this the greatest of alliiopublies witness the atrocious cus-tom of lynching carried out chieflyou negroes, Iu ouo week during lastSlay, ou one plantation alone, iu aSouthern Slate eiglit negroes worolynched for assaulting a white wo-

man. Had she Imhui a negress as-

saulted by whites the law woulddoubtless have takeu its course audthe while men had been tried. Somuch foi the inalienable rights withwhich we are endowed by the Creatoriu America. Are they to be dilTer-e- ut

iu our republic! Surely theywill or ve, the latest effort iu therepublican line, will be no better otfthan all stiith productions elsewhere.

Lei us ask some of our more mo-

dern Solon to littui a look al moremodern republics, iu South America,where ihe political revolution effect

I

ed by Franklin, Washington, etc,was imitated. The In-lo- ry of theseveral republics has bceu otie ofconstant inter-stat- o war?, with suchlittle variations as domestic insur-rections and the despotism ot mili-tary and political adventurers whosesole object has been the plunder ofthe "sovereign people." Brazil isIhe latest example. A peaceful and

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TUESDAY, JULY 31, 1894.- -

Instead of saying, "You'ro another," the Advertiser would displaymore diguity by attempting to re-

fute the obarge of fnkie.ni againstthe Chronicle and Uuited 1'res

Ka Leo o ka Laliui is well pleaiititfin the sight of the Advertiser. It is

the first contemporary of the Adver-

tiser which ha ever started with theheavy handicap of the Advertiser'sapproval. Sympathy is cordially ex-

tended.

A FACTITIOUS THEORY.

Au editorial paragraph on Resto-

ration Day in this morning's Ad-

vertiser contains the following re-

marks: "The restoration of the fla"was simply the undoing of au act offlagraut usurpation, for which nojustification was over pretended. Atthe same time, if the zeal of Ad-

miral Thomas had not outrun theHome Government, the tlag wouldundoubtedly never havo U'on res-

tored." This presentation of histo-

ry is a recent invention made for apurpose. Documentary evidencecontains not a shadow of ground forit. Admiral Thomas did not outrunthe Home Government exceptingcoriMtreally. In the declaration ofviews repudiatory of thoctsslouhyKainehaincha 111. of the Islands toLord Georgo l'aulct, acting in thename of the British Government,Admiral Thomas was not a motueutahead of the dome GovernmentThe declaration given on board llerUrltaunlo Majesty's ship Dublin, atHonolulu, on July ill, IHIII, beginswith thoeo words: "Immediately thatthccntuuiautlcr was made ac-

quainted in Valparaiso in June, lS-t.'-

of the provisional cefoiou of the Ha-

waiian Inlands unto t lie

Lord George l'aulet, ait thethou and there rcprcf-entativ- ofHer Majesty, Queeu Victoria, hehastened to the apot to make himself fully acquainted with all thecircumstances and, if possible, themotives which led to such an

for event." Admiral Thouiashad arrived at Honolulu from Valparaiso on Juno 20. At Washingtontho day Juueo, U.S. Fox,represoutiug the llrilish Governmeut, in a communication to theUnited States Gorernuieiit made I liefollowing dtatcmout: "Hvr Majesty'Government, previously to the de-

parture from England of the laststeam packet, had already receivedinformation, though not olllelalU,of the provisional occupation of theSandwich lxlauds, in the name ofGreat Britain, by tho ollicer com-manding Her Majesty 'a ihip Garys-for- t.

1 am directed by the Karl ofAberdeen to state to you, for the information of the Government of theUnited States, that the occupationof the Sandwich Inland was au actentirely unauthorized by Her Maj-

esty's Government, ami that withthe leant pranticable delay due in

quiry will be made into the proceed-ings which led to it." This provesthat, before the British Guveruuieutcould have received information ofthe expedition of inquiry under-taken by Admiral Thomas, the Uri

tish Government had disavowed thecession to it of lho.o islands anddetermined to promptly Institute auinquiry iuto the matter.

BEPKNTINO OV IIKB BAKOAIN.

Senator Morgan made a speech iu

the Senate ou Hawaiian utLiiii ouJuly 3, which the Star quotes fromat length. As the speaker wus oneof the tirsl Jeiiiitorh to declare him-

self publicly for annexation, some ofhi utterance iu thii Hp-ec- h am ofpeculiar UiteriiHt. Speaking of thefavorable reports ou the cot ofopening Pearl Harltor for ihep seavessels, which it had hoeu stated, ashe said, ou the floor of the Senatetime aud again would be $700,000,Senator Morgan said:

It turns out that it will take lethan 170,000 to do it; ami Hawaii isrepontiug of her bargain that evershe gave up a harbor which hIio isperfectly able to dredgu hertmlf tothe Uuited States iu conmdcralionof this reciprocity. She is repent-ing of it. If 1 were an Hawaiian Iwould repent of it worfe than shedoes, for if 1 were au Hawaiian I

never would claim annexation to theUuited Slates uever.

Senator Morgan is replying to Mr.Mills of Texas, who apparently hadadvocated coercing Hawaii into an-

nexation by cintiugoir the advan-tages of reciprocity, and this is howhe coucludes:

I would make Hawaii I lie Stvllxi.r

under all clr uiustauces and theneaviesi population mat can gothere. 1 would take that little re.public that has now been built upmio ueriociuess ami lieauty, without

inanhip and moral courage and Iwould build in that Pacific Ocean,as I say again, a Switzerland protected by all the nations of thoearth. But Hawaii wants to cometo us, and there aro gentlemen herewho want tier, some by iuaucing nerto come aud by starving herinto coining. The Senator fromTexas seems to want to starve horinto coming.

To keep Hawaii an independentstate a sort of buffer against thelaud-grabbin- g propensities of thegreat powers--ha- been for ninnyyears up to l8'.Ki, iu the view of tuoitof our wisest people, tho most desir-

able fixed status of the country.Many of those who went headlongInto the Stevens-Thursto- n schemeof annexation are ready to confesseven now that independence, if itwere possible, was I he very bed con-ditio- n

of the islands. Mr. Morganchooses to say, without any tangibleauthority, that Hawaii wauls to goto the Uuited States. He and thoseiu Congress who think like himought to have sufficient confidencein their opiuion to advocate and iu- -

sist upon a free and fair chance furthe people of tho Hawaiian Islandsto detormiuo for themselves theirfuture national conditiou and formof government.

Hood'a and Only Hood't.

Hood's Sarsaparllla is carefullyprepared from Sarsnparilla, Dande-lion. Mandrake, Dock, 1'lpsissewa.Juniper berries anil other wellknown remedies, by a peculiar com-bination, proportion and process,giving to Hood's Saraparilla cura-tive powers not possessed by othermedicine. It effects remarkablecures when other preparations fail.

Hood's Pills cure biliousness.

I I l I PiVLA VU JUll ill

The shoe dealers iiiu-- t hedoing a good business, judg-ing from the amount of Ho-

siery we are selling, for nearlyall the barcfoots in town havetaken advantage of our stockand prices, while there in a

n th.it the more exten-sive buyers intend to lay in astock lor future use it's allright, we bought them to s II

and knew you could not resistthe

ug. 4th, we will in ike an-

other run on Hosiery and willinclude some for hubby FastBlni'k Socks that he is fool-

ish enough to pay $'i a dozenfor; you can make pin moneyby buying them of nu at $2 adozen, and get yourself a sup-ply of Tan Colored Hosieryto m itch votir nruttv little tan

theywell yourself ; and talkingabout pleasing, more eomfoitand smilesbirthplace iu

)S

have1

found their1). Corsets,

than wearers of othec corsetsare aware of. Did you ever

them? If not domeans in the meantime

lit the little one and yourselfout with s me of the follow-ing: Uodi.-- e

Wit sts. Equip ise Ladies'Waists, .leaness MillerWaist, Children's DoubleVe Wa;sts in Summer andWinter weights, Children'sLo ; Cnshiueiv Coats, thesegoods receive an awfulcut Anotli r t'ling let ussay, there is use fixingyourself up unless you do thehome. Tusore Draperies fur' urtaiiis and Divans make aroom more cheerful thuii itwould them and yetif we were to quote you theprice her you will say, "Oh,well, Killers is selling themcheap rybody will havethem," to which we say, Yes,the first come will, for thestock is limited. DoubleWidth Serges, all wool, go atfU cents a yard this wiek.

li. b K HMO RS & CO.

Bull Tel 381. Mutual Tkl. 007.V. o. HOX 3.M.

i: A l.'iO KOHT HritKKT.

ItKI'AlltKU.IN A 1,1, ITH

laud iu the Pacific Ocean, what' Onlumlnuu tlm other l.uunW In

Switzerland Is In Kiirope, protected Bui ding, Trlm-ntng- , Pdntlng, Eto , nto ,by all thu nations the earth, per-fectly able to take care of herself I'ruiuinly AuwhIkiI iu.

W. W. WltKiUT. Piiopirlnei'KxMir loll, W t

All kludt of f'iiit rriitl frintiitfthe iheddiug of a drop blood, by priiv '"'"' " '"' "- - ' k

uivriuau guuius, skill aud status- - HIUH Or- -

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Saturday, July i8, tHUi

Tliere is a hole out near the

government quarry at Kaiuoiliili an inexhaustible supply of pure sparklingfluid, sufficient to meet thr. de-

mands of all Honolulu. Thewater has recently been ana-lye- d

and showsHatirliriuiiirnAnn .lltismUnit- -

Mbk'II'-- .

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It will be seen at a glance thatthis is a much higher grade ofwater than we are now gettingfrom either Nuuanu M.tkiki,and we believe the governmentcould take no wiser course thanto run pipes from the pool tothe city mains only a mile distant. t pumping plant at thespring would force the waterin all directions between Ka-lih- i

and Waikiki, and the ex-

pense would becompared with the benefits d:rived by the public.

If this is a charitable government it will be done for noother reason than to relievethe of the Wa-

ter Works of the severe mentat strain caused by his attemptto figure out a way to give thepeople more water and lessearth. Au abundance of watermight also have an ehVct uponthe rose bugs in so far it

might drown the larwe whichmay be found around the rootsof the btihhes We are mak-ing these withoutconsulting tlie owner ol thewater, but we believe it willmeet with his approval, as he isa man with molives.

For a consideration we be-

lieve he can beand an arrangfineni enteredinto whereby all water difficulties could be obviated, hometime would, of course, be ne-

cessary complete the plantand means should be devisedto supply individuals with whatever water they wii-h- . Wehave tried ever) thing from astraw to a Corliss Engine inlifting fluids but nothing worksbetter, can be run with less

boots will please him as expense than an tor.

as

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You lust erect the mill amgive it a dose of oil oceaMnn-all- y

and let her pump Wehave sm til ones that will ans-wer admirably fir irriatinlots up ti live acres; we haveothers that will pump ten thousand gallons of water au hour,sufficient to innate a riceplantation

The "Pansy" is king of alliron cook stoves. For goodbiking and little fuel tin re isno oiher like, it. We couldfigure up where we have solda couple of thousand ofthe.sestoves but cannot liml a tanglecomplaint from our customers.You can get other stoves, lotsof tie-in- , but what's the use ofinvesting your money in anarticle you know nothingabout. A stuve isyou have to live with threehundred and sixt)-fiv- e days inthe year, and it's somethingyou want to be on pretty goodterms viih You can't In: it it)will not bake or if it burns toomuch coal; if the upper crust !

on) our pie or cake is burntto a crisp and the lower oneunder done some one is goingto kick aud it won't be thestove.

Our stock of cheap lampsmentioned last week is worthlooking into We have openedall of the casks and put someof the goods where they canbe seen by the people Wliuiionce examin d they are asgood as gone because theyare cheap In these times whenpeople's drifts toward poverty low priced goodsare needed. We have otherlamps to suit the masses notafflicted with llattened purses.We have them for both classeshere, because we cater to thepublic, of warty,creed or pieseut condition offinances

Hawaiian Cu., I'diliH,mi Hiwkeli1 Hi't.'f

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gnj gulWiin.

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temptation. Saturday,

Compromise

HONOLULUf'aiTiiigtj Manufactory

Carriage Builder

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Hmijai Bartim

containing

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Superintendent

suggestions

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Hardware

Personally Conducted Excursion to the

Volcano now being Organized

by Frank L. Hoogs.

tT Leaving on the Next Trip of the S. S. " Kinan,"FRIDAY. August, 3d, Returning to Port on SATUR-DAY. August 11th.

There are a great many peoplo in Honolulu who require a vacation irtorder to 'get away from bunlunss and other cares that infest this work-a- -t It I It A i f a il .

i My mo. i' or meir oeneui it may on mentioned mat a select excursion isnow being organized to visit the domains of Madame Pele, sometimesknown at the Volcano of Kilauca. It doesn't make any difference if theyhave been there before, because if they have, tbey will readily admit thatthe crater !m constantly changing nnd with each change renewed interestIs awakened. Hon. L. A. Thurston nave a description of Ihe Volcano'slatest moodand if you have not read it do so at once and thou walk Hi faras Wii.df.r's Steamship Office and purchase a Ticket for the Kicursionleaving hern on FRIDAY, August 8d. To peoplo who do not require avacation they must uiakn the trip anyway if only to say that they have

tho World's Greatest Wonder. It is certainly embarrassing for peo-ple who have lived in this country for years to give a uegative responsewhen asked if they havu.se.eu the Volcano. They may have had some ex-cuse iu the past for their seeming indifference because it required uioro orles exertion to reach the crater, but now they ran ride iu a carriage tothe door of the Volcano House. The crater is very active now, II may notremain so very long, so join tho Excursion Party and see a sight thaistrangers travel thousands of miles to see. The cost of thw trip will beFIFTY WM) DOLLARS, whirh Includes everything. 109.1-7-1

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ItDWAY At I'OKTKK. leading Furniture Dealer( the Hawaiian Inland.

oltiiiou ltlo.'k, letw'ii Port and Nuuatiu,ighl baud side of Motel street going west.

I reel of Fineirl cheap for cah. We have ou hand

WAYANDporn

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ItiqHirters Furniture,

leker Ware Sofas, Itockiug Chairs, Klc.ill you call and price ibeo goods.

nylliinu you uaut iu Dining-roo- m Furniture,n thing you want iu liedrooiu Furniture.

ou can alo ! supplied with Cribs and Cradle,ou vill find a complete ttock to select from.

lid al pricen to suit the piMirenls '!! as the richest purchaser.

i home is eomiil.'ie without Mat t resnes.o hoiihe iu lloiiolulu ei thihe goo. Is uheaM-- r tliati k do.

ou'l you iii-- H.mi. Live (Jeenu Feathers oi S Ik FloKst They makeaiidy I'tllim add h.

rettv Window SIih.I.-- In all eolorx and lre.oles (or oiir windows iu WimmI or Km Trituiuiuu

f eoiire mini not forcel lo mentionur liiiiid-oni- c Cnril It IriMim S,.ii in Solid (Ink.

P'tloni' al rate,tM'oVerinu of llpliolnlerixl Furuiluie a AiMeMtly

1 ry otif F.ny Clinii U.fore Imyiiii; vi

JL abler of M kioc with ('hairn and Sideboard to mated

vorylx-l- v know mnke a feature of Interior Deeoralin,oiryo.xl)' buows Mi. Ueo.urilwat wlioiuakex thisanHial feaHir.

ecouui.i)! a the clenHt hixiHe in Honolulu,eliability, l'roiiiptriH!i and Dispatch is our motto.

Hku. ."rift -T- KLKIMIOXIfiK Mi-tuai- . 4ft

ABOUT

Cut Prices !

ALL CUT PRICES HET

jrrBenson,

)Smith & Co.'s,

Corner "F'ort 8c Hotel Steoat. j j

FS3R 3 S "GhA.BL,IO,"

JEiOHiXjISTEI Ssc CO.Ilavf iiiailc itnotluT Liiif Iuiiorl4itioii ol

MANILA CIGARSIt.Miil of LA COSSTANCIA and Kl. I'OMKTA

DKL OltltiNTK!jvi-(4- - AtiNorimtmt of ShaptHt aud 8ir

Fm HMf in Itimit ur Doty Paiit Cor. Fort I Htrohftnt Htrttti.

Grocery, GrainFKKD DEPARTMENT!

From a large and varied atoek the undersigned would drawparticular attention to the following :

FEED STUFFS!Comprising California Hay, Barley, Rolled Hurley, Bran,

Middlings Oats, Corn.

K3S In addition to our umial Ptoek of these we are nowcarrying Washington Bran. OatH and Rolled Barley.ThcM! are eueh poaneHpied of strong feeding properties andare well worth trial by all intcruHb'd in stock.

ETi --r "I TT TPP Calltomlao MiC J J J .C, WaikiHto State.

Royal and "Cleveland Baking Powders I

JMC- K-

Nit I iay tit i.m.4 .i mar.

sa i.rto, J. Ilk. MI (mist.ltfrtxml emrr lixii. !Islsnd.KtlKllNh Ihnry. .r- -

ROCK SA I.T .

SO A HS

California l.iiMif,.

HAM. HACttN, CHhh.SH

I t rtMi' KiigtiaUfl"i" niMvawxir itriKriiw.

I.hy. McNull 0niit Mrsi.HtPbnrilHon HuMnn't Onimwl

rttvirsPl, Tatlr . !) .

MAUCARONI

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HROOMS -

k lanrr Taririt.

Kerosene "Aloha" S "Siar" Kerosene

FliiiilHiiiiii 3ii)ln;i Mmn, Dry tlo.-ds- .

Crocker?, Mm. Kit. Hit:,.

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Theo. H. Davies Co., L'd.TO LET

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TO L.KT

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tOfWftf itl'I.I.KTIN

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Fine House LotFOR. SA.T-jE-3.

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'fillK UNDKIIBIONKI) OKKKItH KU(1 Hit- nue Wlurtt

iiiuiilfit dIiIh nf lthriian1tt lrHAt. Hmof VMlaptxeaa

front of IWMImiioiibo 111 ;ihhi ruinir, con--

rnrior, uiiiiiiv-ru- ii niirosii, i mellodriHim. lla'li Water Olo-- nt

ap office on tliu lower tttxir with FonrGc I

lledroium on oiiil tl'-o- r Tliore in I

cnnialningcnrragi'i.,

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NOTICE PASSENGERS.

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tiiter-lnliiii- d Hteam NbtIkuiIoii l'o-- i

llnnolulii, am livudiy niiund topia at tliti Oltl- - of theOnuany Iwlomriiiliurklni and puiKnKir (allhiK no lie Mllijvet loiay 'I't nut thv regular In adiliHull tlirrvto, TIlU tl) rn.rorotu iroiu inn inurusliuo. n. ii, iitinritni

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WATCH TllfcJ

"CbEVEL&NDS"In the Coming Rices !

ABE FLYERS I

lU'.XTKll ASH WAI.KKIlWILL UK Kit K . .

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H. E WALKER,Humttulu, H I.

Cuinmlta alncfc,

NOTICK TO

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Mnrcbml SI,

Visitors, Picnic Parties, Luaus

caONKUAL l'UHLICI

At S.mitu' Huh ani LivkkyStaiilkh, Kino Stukkt,

lAilJiiiului; MotniK)lltnii Meat Markt-t.- l

tliu I'heapoit I'lat'H In Town yuu atupet ltui!H, Waeoiiotliid, IIukkI

Iliirnos, ft pav ynu to callKAle thai Klue ii"iiieUAJ en i nuU try eluowliuru.

fretuit J'onaco a tre-- t Tim Ut Imh a tu! 400-- a

Ion (eet xn.l a itejitl. o' U3 (ret Atuihni ijwniiint; i

uoimtrv. end ami

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Criterion Saloontantlai Two NtallbHam, room

Wood Hhtui aint tier- - I

vanta' Kmiui, a Brvaut, W I'.nn.t two WlELAND - EXTRA - PALI.Uood

TO

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fromimr

ilnkHiK Ulmrfuuy

toiln utiallo (are

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2 SCHOONERS FOR 25 CENTS

L. TI. DH3B3,IW H Kt.iprl.liif

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Dlilift nud (llnnawarM WanletttClonk, Watuliiii ainl Jewelry Wautd I

Old (lulii ami bilvvr Watiteu I

VT kUyhsnt Prieta raid I jsiIU kUug UU, Oorusr of AUksa,

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TUESDAY, JULY 31, IBM

MARINE VfcTE'WS!

Arrival.Tcmdat, July

Btrur Jaine Makce from Kauai3t.

Departures.Tumhay, July 31.

Btrur W U Hull for Maui and Hnwali at 1Ua m

Httur Olaudtno for porta on Maui st 6 u inBttnr Mlkalinla for Kmial at 0 p m

Veaanla XieavlnK

Bttnr Jas Make for Kapaannd Klhtueaat4 p in

Oargona from Island Porta.Btrur Jas Mak-- e 187 cnok of .(ldy,

b Hue and U pkgs sundries.TO

PaMftnfrnr

rmrASTURRi.For Knnal, por slmr Mlkahala, July 31

MIik Wldfltnaun. Mlsa Kurlie. Mrs II HKoss, Mls Junes, Mir Lena Hart. V IIKruie, W A llerkley, He lather i.i'bert,W Auiai hrlMlitu mid child,Tom Onokra, V A Wripht. J K Kalilnuand children, V Kanste, Thos Murrav, MrsJlittm L'ummiiigs ainl loinpnnlon.

For Maui and Hawaii, per Minr V (1Hull, July 31 Mrs Pre her and 1 I'ldldrr u.Mils 1'olii-rty- . .Ml mi JMyIj, John Cook and

n, MsJ k Kukaiila, Mrs Klio'jl", MrsBolilleir. MM Anirews, Ml Knpnle, Itcvhather Celi-sllii- Vlcor, ItevFather ell, Mrs 111k

and t children. Mrs ltldiiirdiun andniulilt-r- , M li Ko9i. earn Kailli.ine, Mrs

Akianl 3 I'hlldirn J Kncleiiiakule, Col rtNurnt, Mrs Andruwt, Arthur Wilder uudtVidsuk.

Died.BWIKr-- In this city, July SI, IKH. "nirKO

li., tun of II A and Ulnon 8lfi, sgfd3 )enrs and mutillis.

ON TUB TBA'K

Local Wheelmen Oettlng Into Trimfor tho afu.it.

In tho window of Jacobsen'n jewelry store are shown eight very baud- -

uuie medals. These are to bo com-peted for iu thecumiugbiuyclemiH'tou August 111 h, at Knpiolaui l'nrk.According to present indications thelocal wbeeluicu will have a great dayand lovers of tho "up aud down andaway we go" will enjoy a treat. Thewheehueu are gutting thumselvesinto trim fur the meet, aud everyevuulug they can be seen on Kingstreet endeavoring to cut a fewseconds off their previous records.Of course Henry Giles aud 11. 12.

Walker aru the chief all radii m, athe) aru to try their speed fur thechampiiuiehip. Mr. Walker is work-ing hard to make the coming bicycleiuot a success and hedenurves creditas tvvll a uucourageuiuul.

DAN.K AT WAIKIKI.

Yifteou Couplea Vult tho LongItiMUvh llathe.

Col, Jim Sherwood's bathing estauiiabuieut, Lnug Uraucli, at Waikiki, waa luvailcil esturiia- -

eviui-iiiK- ,

liv a company of ab..ui iilteenJolly couples on jolliiy bent. 1 hoparty uoiisudi d o( yuuug socn-l-ut-.ii-l. Tim populur "Jim" cleaiciithe hall for ilauuiiig aud a gi' iiuiuvw liml till I lie in nuia' hiuim.'I lie lime v,as ngievably ptt-M- jil indauoiug and aiiiguig, tlio intervalsboiug utuupiud Aitlt punishing refroatimouta funiixlifd ty tho (aironus. Col. Slu-rwi.o- J was ery

lo his guoH, aud on retirlug l hey all volud huu a jolly goodfellow. Another timu is promtbudin tho uoar future.

Kenneth Udzciuore had the gix dfurtuuo to receive a small bull in ofOhamberlaiu's Colic. Cholera audDiarrhuua Remedy when three mem-ber- s

of his family were sick wilhdysentery. This oue small bottlecured thtun all aud he had some leftwhich he gave to Geo. W. Iiakor, aproiuiiient uiun-hau- t of the place,Lewistuii, N. C, aud it cured huu ofthesamu complaiut. Whuu troubledwith dysentery, diarrluea, colie orcholera morbus, ive this reined t atrial and you will lm more lliauphastl with the result. The praiithat naturally folluws its iutruductiou and ure hai made it or popular. 25 nud Ml cent biilik-- s Jur Bait-b- y

liiiMin, Sunt li A; Co., AkcuIh fortho llawniiuu Elands.

ANOrUEU INDUC1EHKNT.

Tho Uawailau Quartet Will Avooiu-puu- y

tUu Uooks' xcursiou.

The Hawaiian quartet will accoiu-pau- y

the peritoually condiiclrdof Mr. Fruuk L. Hoogs to

the Volcano. This will add greatlyto the pleasure of those who intendto Join the excursiou. The quartethaH just roiurueu Iroiu trie .Mill-wint-

Fair, and weru foimeily atthe WorldV Fair at Chicago, and

is good.The excursion will leave in xl Fri-

day. Thin leaves only three das hiwhich to book u passage iu the Ki-

nau. It is a good cha ice to visitthe greatest sight on earth, aud onethat will not bo neglected by thosewho am able lo go.

My boy wah taken with n ilinom-- o

rtiMi'iiililliiir bleoily flux. TIih JirHl

thiiiK 1 tlioiiKlil of vni CliniiilM'r- -

UIii'm Culic, C'liulurn ami DinrrluunItuuiHly. 1m) iIi.ki'h of it hmIIIimItlio tuuller anil eiireil liiui miiinil amiwoll, 1 lienrllly reeoiiuuetul llilnremedy to ull hthuiih nulforliiK (reina likn i'iiiiiilnliit, I will aimwur anylniiiirinH ri'iiriliiiK it vvIhmi Kiiii ifluflemil, I rufor Id any I'liiinty nlll-H-

an m my rnllaltllity. Win. Itimi'li,J. 1'., I'riiuroy, L'uiiiilM'll Co., Thud.Vor alu by Ikuiyiui. Smitli ii Co,,guult, (or lUu liawailau liUudi,

LOCAL. AND QEHB&AX NEWS

There wa a dance at Waikiki yes-tenia- ?

evening.To-da- y is pay day for Govern-uip- xt

employee.The yachting party will return to

town evening.

Tlio Philadelphia men were notlanded for shorn drill to-da-

Tho will be duo from Maui woman'sand morning. "Board or J

Tho Hamakua Literary Socio'ty H. I., 80th, 18111 S

has adjnurnud sittings sine die. iro lh- - Kmplny-r- s o (ht llottrd of

Miss Sarah Williams will not leaveon the S. O. Allen for San Francisco.

Prof. Hull-ric-h Burger will reachhis fiftieth birthday on Saturdaynext.

W. Easie will return to Kealia,Kauai, by the steamer Mikahala thisevening.

Eight arrests were made yesterday for illicit selling of tlio con-coction kuowu as swipni.

ltev. Erie Lewii, who recentlyfrom tho Anglican Church, is

shortly expectod in Honolulu.

Tho Government band gave anoul-doo- r concert on the Executivebuilding grounds this morning.

Kev. Fathers Lonnor, Celostinoaud Victor left for Hawaii by thesteamer W. O. Hall this morning.

Arthur Wilder has gone to Kona.Hawaii. Rumor ha it that he hasgone to bring back "Jack" Atkinson.

the oolice are naviuu their taxesto-da- in mlvauce, presumably toprovide sulllci-- nt money to pay thomilitary.

Prof. Burger will play tho accom-paniment for Chester A. Doyle's nowsong at the Thistle Club concert onFriday evening.

Carl Willing, formerly keepor ofthe (Joverumuut N orrery, is nowmanager of the Woudlawu FruitUnueli at Pearl City.

Lovers of good music will begratified to learn that the HawaiianNational baud will play at (lie Ha-waiian Hotel this evening.

The W O,gers for the

Hall took no pa-we-n

Volcano . Thetourists all for (ho m" ",,l,l,y"

!....euuaiiy cunuiii-ii'i- i uxeurniou

A fine program is being completedfor I lie concert Friday even-ing. Get n lickel--onl- y fiO cents atTho-- . himlsajs Jewelry store.

The following havo I alien outtianporta at the Custom Houe toleae on the S. S. Arnwn for Vlctoria, IS. C: W. W Vane. FrancesTolleti, N. Uulfoiir, H. 11. James.

U. S. Consul Mills and part v havereturned from the Haiinuma ii'liiiiggroumlH where they went Saturdayevening' Tho llh caught wore'pubis."

Nine natives pleaded guilty in theDistrict Court to day to having soldspirituous liquor (swipes) without alicenr-- withlu tho ii.nt Wfi'k. Ineach cae "sentence was suspended I

until moved on."

The Hamakua Mill Co. have elect-ed the following olllcers: Thro. IIIJavi'S, provident; F. M. Sivau.v,viee V. II. Uaird, tre.i. i

urer; K. W, 11 liUortli, sccrelnn,I. It. nudi'or.

Sim Onohi ha Ih'i'ii dixehnrgiMlfrom the liiliniil" 'llli'- - nf uiesieijt;"rof the .ludii'iary whichhe has ccupid for more than leuears, lie niHn he lefiiheil to take the

oath of nlleginiii'e to the Itepublic.

Tho chiof topic about town is asto how man Hawniia will takeI he oath to uphold the new Repub-lic iu order lo qualify themselves toserve as Jurors in lhumxt term ofthe Circuit Court lieginuiug nextMonday.

The price of tallow has dropped10 percent and M. Itreham sells uowiuveiiteon (17) bars of the very liestsoap for $1 25. AIo try his own im-

ported Ucrman catie soup mauufai'l tired by Kraus liros., Maiinhidm,Germany.

ti. 1(. MarriMiu, practteiu pmnosud organ maker mid Inner, can furuNIi Iwst factory references. Orderleft at Hawaiian News Co. will rei'xie prompt attention. All workiriiirautMM In I, the same ah iloix- -

factory

J. W. Chapman caters for Haltquels. Socials, Private Dinner Pariii-h- , Wedding or Garden Parti..

In. He will ! ple.'iMd I o rail uponmy ladies or geutlniuon who willkliiuly aillrx huu 'lineirfii iin-I'i.h- i

mil.

II H. P'einor, a well-know- n resi-

dent of Wallukii, has been coiuiuit-te- d

fur trial ou l he charge of arson.Keliikipi, a native, turned state'seideiice, testifying he set fuo tothe WailukuKiufarCo.'s allien at the

of Pleiuer.

At tin niinii.il uioidluK of thoLhiioiiIiiikIidm StiKnr Co, tho followoil; worn hIki'Ihi! otHi'trx for limineiiiiii; torni: Tlioo. II. Davios, pri'Hl

limits K. M. Swanzy, viee. nriMiilmit;Y. II. H.iint, ireaniirnr; b MoIiIh

wurtli, Bwrolary;aiulitor.

T. U.

Afiii Kohi wiih nonloiii'i'il to pay alino SUM in (ho Ditdrict Court today for M'lliiiK xiilritiioiiH liquorHwithout a lii'i'iiMi wit liiu tho pant bIximuitliH, ami more part ieularly onJuly 27 Kohl hIho plomlixl LitUtyto a oh.irKo of dlHttlliiiK liquor without a lieonsii iliiriii),' oiin wiM-l- t ire- -

'

vhiUH to July 211. Smitnin'o wan il

in tlm hitler eae.A frdiiii'il M'rici of views aloiif? tlm

line of the O.ihu Itailwity iiiluru- - tlmwall tipKlalri in llm Pont Olllee. 'I heluxuriant bnuanaK, HiiLfar

cairn ami pill" unpin hhowii aruenough In make a landbuoiii. There In an l;oiiiI lioul for

wilh loo,Iu tlm town lot of lVarl City at

kluug tlm lln.

,lTW.MflirWlllLIl 3SMPMI .'I,.F JW : V 'K f V".T4, 31lBaa1BKaBHBBKLW71JiaWMBfalBaBMBHII?r,''VBMiBKIE '-- wvr"-

-r-- FTpnpiF ','"vrwv7w"KTp?!swipp ;

Koyworth,

",rnthofllieimmlvealo

rulliratloii, watnravallabln

auywhora

iBriii?,'!e?iu- -- Tpwf

LADIES TAKING THE OATH.

Fotnala Teacher Oby thePretldunt Cattle.

A lievy of five lady school teachersappeared in the Clerk's office of theJudiciary Department this afternoonto take the oath of allegiance. Oneof them allowed a Bullltin reporterto see the following circular, whichexplains this strange recognition of

Kinau , rights:Hawaii Edlcation,

' Honolulu, Julyits

Thistle

i

Keywoith.

iiiHtigatiou

i

h'llucitlion:"By order of the President of tho

by

Board of W. li. , fb yMlfa , Thoin Sqlmro., I am ins ructed inform you Ear, .

thai all teachers, aud other employees of the Board, malo or fe-

male, must take tho oath to supportthe Constitution, Laws aud Govern,ment of the Republic of Hawaii.

"Alatau T. Atkinson.

Edict of The Occasion la Celebrated

"Inspector-Genera- l of Schools."m m

JUDllUABT JOTTtNOB

Libel In Admiralty Wardto be Paid Her Portion. ,

Paul Neumanu and Win. Foster,proctors for the Hawaiian SugarCo., libellaut, file a motion that auinterlocutory decree be filed iu libel-lair- 's

favor upon (he pleadings, andthat the case lie referred to n masterfor asoAsmcut of the damagesagalust the luter-lslau- d Steam Navi-gation Compaur, libelee. Th mo-- 'tiou will lie made before tho CircuitCourt next Monday.

Judge Cooper has signed an order '

to the Clerk of tho Judiciary De-partment to pay Mary Kaupena$82iijl, balance bulouixiug to ber asward of the Court, it having beenproved that sho had intermarried '

with ono Mauuel C. Itnss, Jr. ,

The application of Geo. W. Lin-

coln for discharge from bankruptcywill be on August 20. '

In order introduce Chatulier-lau'- s

Cough hero wo soldseveral dozen bottle on strict guar-- 'autcn and have found every bottle .

did good sen ice. We have used itourselves and it superior toany other. W. 1. Mownur, Jarvis-- 1

villi. W. Va. For sale by Benson,Smith x Co., Agents lor tlio llnwai- -

It I I

are wailing "per-- I

it i.. ...... i,i m- -

only

s

ii

V

of

K

Home, coriinrand Ntiuauu lnxd. Lodging byday, week or month Terms: 25 and50 cent tr ultflit: t and tM ir

U.VMAKUA KILL COMPANY.

IT THK ANS'UAl. MKKTlNd tiKtho Hamaki' Mill t'o . hvld thin

3Ut dny uf July, IsDI.at llm Ollloo uf Tlno.It. I)nvk',k,e., I.M.. thi fol-mlii- lull-re- r

were eieotu I to crvo fur tie itumlng)eart

I'rrKldt-nt.- . Tlno II Imvlelen K. l.8niy

r V. H. HiiImIHdireliiry .... K W lloMnorlhAuditor. T. It.

iHj-d- i K. W. lH)l.l)-VOItT-

HecnHonolulu, July ni. lUiT-i- l

I.AUPAHOEHOK 8UOAR COM-

PANY.

T THK ANMTAI. MIKTISlI ill'V the Hnnu l!.i., held

thin 3ltdii) of Jul, I ill. ut Hit- - MIU fThxi. II Itnvtt" ,t i ii . I.M , the follow ink(lill.-- nxiiM-lm-lei- l towrtu fur null-- 1

y- - .r:I'rea

iipuKiir--Sti ricii y,.

lury.l...

Hun

K. W. II'

Hiiiolulu, Ju'yMl, IHU

AT

TImi II.. I'. M. rir xi

U II llulrdI', W Hoil-wo'i- h

T. It. Ke worth

I.HrtWl.ltTII,

O-I-A-IST-

UTI7 U

Bicycle Meet

KAPIOLANI PARE,

AUGUST 11, 1894,

Comnwnclau at 2:30 P. M. Sharp.

S R,OJESS !

Tbe Ban; wilt in k'AiiAzm

Adiuls Ion,

Grand Stand,

Fitly

heard

think

Hotel

Auollur

Davhi.

Bicii-inry- .

k, 60 CtnU.

25ch Extra.

fmr KiiIiIkhoIoi- on August nth. at 12

o'llo k lioo-i-, ut tilt) OlilcuufU h. vul-k- c,

Hire t. IUII7 lit

Partner Wanted iu Oil Vtmearing.

AM I'HKI'AlthD'I'OlMiotl.VUNKKU1 Work lo o"it Uoull likn in rhi n1'iirtiif-- r in 'In' liufdn, to fundli

uud, If ! irihlu, the hiel-ih-- c

Hv vmlur iwiM-r- . MimiiiMnl iluA.i k Mill In-- C'l'll Hi ill" Illtl.l.KTiN lllllro

lirl Im Wild, I VM M.NKN

RESTORATION OF TUE FLAO.

Fatriotio Hawaiian.To-da- July fllst, being the anni-

versary of the restoration of thoHawaiian flag, the day is being dulycelebrated by true aud patrioticHawaiiaus. The flng was restoredby Hear-Admir- Thomas, R. N., onJuly 81, 1843, and in comemorationoi the event the park known asThomas Square was laid out, and

' under the supervision and guardiau-shipo- ftheuoverumeut remains until

this day. The day is being fitly celo-brate-

several luaus being given iuthe city. One on a large scale wasnttnnll law m nrjitliSlinlll M fifV m 1 a It

Education, Castle,hsq to W0Tnug ihZ Hawaiian

Married

to

National band serenaded QueenLiliuokalnni at her residence. Washington Place. This evening thesame popular band will jjivea grandconcert at the Hawaii.'in Hotel, commencing at 7 :K I o'clock, when thefollowing program will be rendered:

t.March 'j't'en Mllnnkalsnt . LtlornlnOverlur. l'uet atul IVasant .... rUipeE Clarionet ttile Mnritaiia Hound

11) 0 I'allkapit.Bvlrctlon di-ll- . DonUelti

'Jhri-- e Hawaiian Solids.li.

Dtiet .Mills . . . .Verdirulkii-T- lie Twin Hrothrrs (rolo cornel)

Mejrvlleslly V Ah'ttand Allka.

Waits-Kut- 'P Flon-s- . . HernsiuleMarch -- Mai l'oiim Or la u Llburtilu

Ue i Hive ih Quern.Miir-cillnl-

Amurlci.Hawaii I'onol.

s

J. J. ECA1T

r.ny

614 Fox't Street.

Tlu' ihilo(iilicrU truitiir to d(i

mure uutuig.prtCi'H una

whoHMIIl.

JhmI le.id th hi. .c tntm wild

.1 I t !

o'lhr tuivt riinuiiit'iMH or a hkcunttitv. 'Th ii8t'lo fur tnto (Irditro ovi'vy duy u (Jlour-mic- e

JniIh. Ymi know bi tterNn house can h-I- I troudn nt uliws contiiiuiillv. You. how-

ever, will not give tin the bltd hby biiyiiii-Vfr- y piece of goodsin (Uir Mtoie nt the pnci h wcintend to (jiiotf ymi. I have(JinghuiiiH (no need to tellyou they are not HhouMy ; youknow it), 1H ynrdn tor $1.You don't havu to come any

day to buy our Col-

ored All wool Dichh Crond.You havo alwtiyrt jiuid 75e.for these j;no Ih, never leHthan ir)()o. We are now wel-

ling them at 45". m.d theiiiihv you buy tlio better. I

. must have room for mynew fall We have afull line of Scotch (iiughaniH.'l'he-- e good- - have In en Hel-

ling in Honolulu at 2,f . ; ir-i- ng

and im-H- t all gone at myplace for Hie. Our VictoriaLawns, which are ofihe vetyli imI tpiuliiy (these are theIn r--t wiluc ever ofl red). 10

yaidn for fiUe. Yon will limlnothiutr but cohl fiut- - in thisc. iliiuni, out it to your ad-

vantage to buy I mm mer-

chants who give the mostgoods for the least momy

i I am offering my WhiteLawns and MiikI'iii at 10c ,

r iviich natcens, loimer priceoOc, going at 25c, and myKitriired Mii-li- u at theHiiim ligiiro. Ami your boys,the pride i f their mother'shearl, no excti-- o for their be-

ing shabby after reading tin supiice. Suit- - $10 reduced to$1.50; $) Suits for $2.0;$: 50 Suits forl ; ju-- t thinkol it a complete suit for 1.

These are unheard of bai-gni- us

and as our stock is aslimiiid as it is (inc. an earlycall will be lo your advantage.

Yours for business,,L ,1. Koav.

A VoUMl

iiiinirc

WANTED

'i:yi.o. (ir.NTI.KMA.S,reci-uil- nirivril In lon. doslron nn i

i luMiicnt Kirnl-1'ln- ISnok.krrin'r, with i

fimi jfiirn In 'ho Jnuriinll-ii- u

i.mu; uioruii;iny in"""lu" wiinrii'niiiriule. Addrf "ltihil..kteir," ofthin Ollli. l'l-lt- t

QO TO TUE ANOUOR SALOON.

WILLIAM I'UN.N'INHHAM, MAN-- iVt nu'i r of ihi Amhor Saloon, in ki-i-

Ihk nit with tin- - tliin At the Ani'liiirjiiiiimri-y- ' with u Oylr I ix-k-

-

lull mid wiwh It down with lrcdi-riok- .

horn Hf.-- r OvKtrr nnl t

h .' ri llrfri'lfftol

NICE THINGS FOR THE TABLE!

AK YOUU (JUOCKK K l

REDLABEL

, nth rn i IM

SUGAR CORN!

VT Tbls Brdiid will always Do Kmnd Rtlwoie nd Cood Valuu. i

Mllolmll pntni'tinn OokhI Awrnt.n

. J & f&h

Janws Itf ber Vormmnat Shr Beaver, Pa.

Cured of ScrofulaTho People will havo Hood's.. i.

Mr. iormtn'a Expertenem"My boy, now 9 year old, had Scrofula t

one eye from the time he was a baby dlicharf-Iii- k

all tlid lime. Of Isle we have been ftiTlnflilm Ilootl's 8 irispirlllA, and It has done alltlist meJIi-in- e ran do. Trie Hrrolula has disap-peared, and bli eye Is healed tip and welL I

Hood's Curesfully bcller Itood'a 5Urapartlla If the beatmrrilrln In the mntkeL I kern a renrral itore.nn.l it li not a trick tn aell Hood' HArsaparlliamr uie p'oii- - win nie 11. I urn more oiIdrnd's Sr-ntll- U than all othrr medlclatoetlier and (lie store would not be complete

Hood's s CuresIthotil IL My wife ba alio been entlraty

cured of tkrnfiila by ltoor Sirinrnrtlla. and Iam lifrillr ihitikiul for what it lui done Mrui." Joll.s Dokmam, Miy llcavrr. Pa.

Hoods Pills r u, it tttr-4inn- r nn.MlildtiUgn.rkMdtL. Try a boa. M.

HIUIKON. NKWMAN A I'U.Airenta for Hawaiian Mlsmt

X

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Bell Teleptione

Telephone

Consolidated

Soda

Watei

Works

i

Company,

Limited

NOTICE.

XTOTU'K IH IIKIIKItYi all lllll uf tliri-- iiotiiioiii old,duo tlm imdnrrlKUi-t- l

I. Ikiii.I Mill I'o

71

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orii not Him uy aiir.In thu IiuidIh uf u

Mttoriiu)' for

:A

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NOTIOE

1.1. 1'KIIHONH AUK NOIIr'lhli NOT

lllmiit nit wrllti'ii onlt-- r

JOHKI'HI Oil" l i, "

H

llolfl Iri-t-

HkII". In

PA8TUHE TO

caH

OIVRS THAT

iibml

LKVY,

I'AlKli

LEASE

I'I'N.MIOI! AIIOI'T hlXTYAT vvt nf U im I'aKiuro Irfiii I tolw rvnii-d- . Atpl) m

IVK I . U. bWANKY,

Adeline Black Stockings !

Now Shipment Just to Hand

1ST

AT

CHS'n mo Fort t3x.reet. Honolulu

The Adeline Black StockingsAre crrtiliily THK UKST They sr rry K ntlc, Fit tllark nnd are

ahiulutcly HUliilrin Wr hsve ihi-t- u for

UDIES, GIRLS, BOYS AND MENIn nil 8Ue snd QutlHes, In rinln Ool'oii, In MileThread, in Opn Work nnd Drop BllUh

Gall for Adeline Black Stockings !

WK AAO HAVK THK

HRRMSDORF BLACK STOCKINGSWarrantod Kat Black, for I.idl Ui all fltir which vt are relling

fiOla Ooteti 1'iilr.

Removal Notice !

o- -

M. S. LKVY will on August 1st removefrom his present store on Hotel street to theplace formerly occupied& Co., ou Fort street.

"Tbomit

by Benson,

After I get Id it

will be to your advantage to note the prices,

te., that will appear In this column.

adASBd

Kwong Sing Loyj SING LOY,

107 Unit St.. Block.'

lutml Tula Ult

Jl-8- 8 Kill. St., ii'ii iuul" Si

P. 0. 8oi 207 jlaiuil Tele, m P 0 Soi 207.

lilG STOIIKStjliinhtt. liijKtih'Mr Hiiil Imliui itooil !

Indian Silks, Luce and Linciih,lupiincNe Crapes. Chinese Matting,

Silk Hundkerchiefs, SIiiiwIk uud .dearth.Orass Cloth, Kattau Chaii-s- , ICle.. Kte.

rA Coiiipli'tuTAILOlfilNa K.yrAHLISIIMKNTwith Competent Cuiters and a complete line of hlngl'tNii uudAmerican Suiting. I'erlect lit guaranteed.

I'AHHMKItKH, I.INRNh, I.AWNH. VUSI,NH

Ladies' -:- - Black -:-- Sailor -:- - Huts !

SOMETHING NKW JUST OUT

Triinkh. Valine, Willow Ware,Table Clothh, Oilcloth. Ktc, Kit .

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

M

O-O- O ICIIwI,(II

A I

m AND

fintlUT7ITS

Dry CKidiIh. Fancy

Smith

sett

NUUANU stkkki

KKCI1 ANT T l.tFINISH GDABANTEF.D

(''UliMMnhNKW HTOOK OK

Sui'gMh .luKI tli. !

FROU 1 4 TjrpIawxiH, Etc... Kti., Hiu

(rent's Furnishings of Every Duwonprum

K

It.-- .

Temple of Fashionesi BTort Street

Ladies' Underwear, Boy's Clothing,Urg Ataortrntnl of Lalltt1 tn4 ChJIdraa' Bum.

Large Line of Summer Goods !

Larue Htm of Woolen at 'JSh: FlaiuielelloH. Ill rani fur I mj Drown anil While Cotton, from 8 to 'J I yanU, f l.lHI imr pim-o- .

l AumkoK OluKhaiiiH, 12 vanU fur 11.00. (Jeuin'aml Latino' tittluoc ,sl Silk, Satlua, SrKeN, Lawnt ami Drtw (io)il of nvery ilei'iltlliiii

M. O. BILiVA, Proprietor,j j i hj ii ii ii ma jinvnmmaRRnpnmwrpi

Duly IrUllolin 50 Con Is pur Month.

1

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National Cane ShredderI'ATKNTKH IINItKK THE LAW8

pHE UNDERSIGNED HAVE HEEN

OK THK HAWAIIAN

these Shhkddkkb ami are now prepared to order.The great advantage to be derived (rum the use of the National Oahk

BMHKbDKK are thoroughly eiUhlUhed and acknowledged by PlanUimgenerally.

The large uumbor of l'lautcra using ilium in the United 8Ut-- , Oulm,Argentine Kopubllo, i'eru, Australia and elsewhere, bear witnenK to theabove claim.

The uso of the Bhkkuukk very largely augment the iiunnlity of caneHbe mill can grind (25 "to M), aluo the extraction of juice (6 to

It is a great safeguard, milking known at oure the pretence of anypiece of iron, stakes from cars, or anything which would be liable to damagethe mill, and allowing ample time to remove name before damaging the null.

The 8HHKDUKK is very strongly made, and from the manner of its opera-tio- u

it cuts or tears these pieces of wood or iron without often breaking theriliKKOUKR; and if auyihiug breaks, it is simply some of the knives or cutters,which can be quickly ami economically replaced. The rJllKKDDKK, as itsname indicates, tears the caue into shreds of varying lengths, perfectly open-ing it and allowing the mill to thoroughly press out the juices without requiring the imtnenso extra power necessary to grind or crush the wholecaue. The Bhukudkh spreuds the shredded caue uniformly and evenly tothe mill rolls, and does away with the necessity of spreading the bagasse byhand between the mills, where rtgritiding is in use. No greater amount ofUiller capacity is required .to operate the Hhukdukk than that which waisiitlicteut (or the mill, (or the e reasons. We furnish full workingdrawings (or the installation o( our Hhkkuukhh, euabliug any competent etcglucer to successfully install and start them.

In ordering Hukkdukkh from Us, pli-an- send small sketch, showing tindiameter and width of the mill lolls with which Hiikkiuiisu is to bo connected,

Ipo the side (either right or left hand as you face tl.u delivery side of thenull;, upou which the mill engine is located, also the height from tloor Hueto center of (rout mill roll shaft, and distance center tills shaft to front eudof bed plate. These HllKKUtiKUH are now being used by the Hilo ritigar (!oand llawi Mill, Kohala, where they nre giving great satisfaction

fjtT Price and further particulars may be had by applying to

WM. G. IRWIN fc CO., LU.VJ l 4V AtltwU if IA iViiivN

rKI.KI'HONK ll'J

CI1AS. 11US1ACK,IMrOHTKK AND UK A LEU IN

GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, FLOUR and PEED.

Fresh California Roll Batter and Island Butter

t0-- ALWAYS ON HAND JlRei Goods Received by Ever; Steamer from San Francisco.

All Orders fatthfullv attend to.solii'lted and packed with car.

Linoou Hroci, Kino STiurr,

MO I'M TELEPHONES IU

LEWISIll tfOKT

Importers, W holesale

Every

HOUSE GOODS

VI--

ii.

Groceries,

KKKSH EVKHY

SoliuitkotfAHT

W. AHANA.

1Tailor,

333 Qtxt.

FINE SUITINGSI- B-

English, Scotch and Goods.

and Fit Uiinrantred.

OlejiningTele. 66S. P. 0. Box 1U.

WiiUn

J. J.ei-- 4 Fort StreetAI.WAYH OtTllANII THK

Litest-- THK

i Wontedi)

DRY :(i(X)l)SIN THKOITY

OreitoiiklBt Done bj Hn.

VKN KICK & CO.,

tl

Etc.

HKIH'AKItY and A

im Nvi

APPOINTED AGENT8 FOlt

V O l IX 87

Ballsfacllnu guaranteed, filand Orders

HtT. Koht and Stkkict.v

p. o. liox ;

8TKKKT.

i Retail Miers

V. O IIOX Mb

AND IIKALRIU IM

SATiirnmiiN (ii'AHANTKtn

M KIN.II HTHKKTfl.

Empire Saloon,llomar Hotel k Btreets.

-- CHUICK OLI- J-

Fan1 Wines BresA SPECIALTY.

rOUT 'SIIKRUYS3 Years Old..

b. isr. REQUA.iwii MANAUKU Idin

WM. DAVIES,& Stevedore.

WR.B1 OKI3R.AND WlNTHAlTH U

ALL K1NDH OF WOltK

TlifStmr44WAlMANALO"Will run reuiilttrly this ixirt andWalalna Krtv.nllitiml. Mukulelu, Kenwe- -mil and Pmilki on the Island of UahiuFor utc., npi'ly U the Captain.

tJ-- limiilre nt nlllce of J H. Walkerorer Mirnvkelt' llalik Fort street H07-- tf

, OKVLON TKA AND JEWELRY.

I IIKII TO THK

Provision & Naval SuppliesGood by California 8teaaer.

IChi A SPECIALTY.- - - -

Islands Solicited. Jtft $0" STirATiON Uuahantkd.

rKI.KI'HOSK

Mt'iNrYKK & m:o.,IMfOHTKILS

Provisions - and - feed.Nw UtMMl by Krery faokct I rum the Kualerii UUUm ami KuruM

UAL1KOKS1A PKODUCE - BY - STKAMKK

All (Inleni Uttlifillly U kiiiI (IimmIk lu ituyPari of lb I'ltr KUKK.

Ini.ni Ohukks

I'llllVKI' fIK'

W.

MerchantXT'U.vukiVU.

American

Hlyle

& Uopaiiinluluil

EGAN

Styles in MillineryIN -

White ColoredI'HK MOHT UOMPI.KTK BTOUK

Reuner.

NO

Ninianii Hlrrvt.

TUwithi, Plmking,

(II.AHHW ItH

IMLANIi.

rcceivo

HiimiUnn

Goods

SOLE

Alakka

& CO.,

Nuoanu

aQ(1

Rigger

KhllMATKh

liiUwcfii

FrelKht,

INFOUM Ptllll.H

DealersFreeh

Okdkic

k.

KtnxlTtHl

ittU-iiitr- PellTnrwl

l.ATKHT

1 that I have oiwned my Hlore at No, VNinianii street with IVylon ManilfHnluredJewlry set with llithlrs, Hiplilr, IVarlr,rtc. Just received some Pure Ceylon Tra-tr- y

ll. Also, Indian llslmna and Dniimiiitthtars An Insiiwtlon nl mysliiek Is willllil. W, J. HAIUtlHHCII No m NllMstMH street.

'II uk Hi

W. F. Reynolds, : Prop.

The Domestic Sewing Machinemakes happy wives and awedhearts.

All kinds Machine Needles andAttachments to make every womanhappy.

Guitars to charm with song andleave a happy smiU.

Spectacles and Eyeglasses to fitall sights so that both old andyoung viay he happy.

Dolls and Toys to make theyoungsters happy.

Remington Typewriters to makethe business man happy.

Tennis Supplies to assist youngmen and viaidens to achieve hap-pines- s.

Purses and Card Cases to makeyour best girl happy.

Wallets and Pocket Books tov)ake your best fellow happy.

Baseball Supplies to make "ourIxjys" happy.

risiting Cards and SocietyStationery to convey happiness.

Office Stationery and BlankBooks, and to complete tin happiness of all

Buy a Stem Winding, StemSetting Nickel Plated Watch,guaranteed a good timekeeper

for $3.50.

YOKOHAMA BAZAAR,Corner Nuiunu ft Hotel Sired!.

New Goods! New Goods!

KKI'KIVK!) IIY KVKUYbTEAMKIL

Silk Dress Goods,-- ALL COLOII- B-

JAPANESE SILK CRAPE,Plain suit Urocaded;

JAPANESE COTTON UKAI'K

Silk Shirts and Nlyht Shirts.Silk llluiissi. Bilk Nscktlrs

lUuitkrrclilrfn. Hhawla, Haslifs,Uualery and Oliemlset

aii( niios !

Jaitauese Trays, llambno Screens,Tea HeU, Flower PoU, KM, Kl'

Prices Cheiper than Ever !

VINGFAT offan

SiFurniture Dealers

Kck to Inform the imlillo that theyhave ueuttd a

Branch Store at lo. 322 Muiudq Street,

Where they carry a oomplete llm- - of

IIKDHUOM BKTH, UUAIUB,TAHLKH, WAKDKOUKK,

BTANDS, Kui Kui.. Klc

Pnrultiira Repaired and Oaneral JobbingI Rauoubla Rates.

VI NG PAT CHAN,I0?t-Si- u SU Nunaini Htrcft.

T

Old Stand Swept Away.

BTILL PltKPAUKD IO bUPKH-Intend- ,

Hecoimtruet, or Imild anyihluxlieloiiKlliK to the HulldliiK Trade.

All orders left with Johu Nott.KIuk street, will be promptly atlouded to.

. W. LINCOLN.

A : NEW :

Tbe Hawaiian Messenger Service

U M. Joiinnon, llaiisxur.

Mutual 589 - TELEPHONES Bell 55tt

Olllre lu Masoulu HiilldliiK.

We are prepared to furiilnh tlliilnrnmlMesii'iiKers at all hours. l'Miiilii"f uii'lsatlsfautlon Kuaraiileeil, You riliK us upand we will do the rest.

AtaF Hourly rales, tiiu. For dlstHiiri-rHl-- s

Meeimer' Map. IM74-- tf

G. E. BOARDMAN,

HOI.K AOKNI FOK

Tagawa Coal.. nrw ti

(Continued from hi Page.)

prosperous eountry undor the limit-ed rule of a nominal emperor, laorder to have the "itlonl republic"Dom Pedro was gireu the grandbounce, and as a consequence thecountry ins lteen the theater ofanarchy ever since. Violence, plun-der, mutiny, treason, etc., have beenamong the results. The curtain hasdropped at present, but likely thenext scene will soon bo on.

ho much for republics. With oneereeptiou they have been miserablefailures so far. The ereeptiou isSwitzerland, whore the race is oneand every man a patriot. With sucha record before us should we notslop (it there were no other reasons)and ask ourselves if a republic is whatwe waut in Hawaii. Undor whatcircumstances are wo so fortunatelyplncod that wo may hope to succoedwhere others have failed! Aro we,like the Swiss, of one race! Aro weall patriots! Ur is it not ratherthat wo are all pretty much everymau for himself, and so long as woeach make our pile wo don't caro acontinoutal penny what lorru otgovernment wo have, so long as it isnot monarchy. With such a mixtureof races how .can a republic hope tosucceed! It would bo difficult evenwere wo ail oi one mum, wnieneven the friends of the present Gov-ernment must acknowledge is hardlythe case. Even as a matter of dol-lars and cents, it is iuadvisabie toadopt the republican child. She istoo expensive if we go on prece-dent. Monarchical Knglaud is muchcheaper than republican America.Such being tho cao let us stick toour old institution, whatever maycom" at any rate, until nomethiugbetter is produced than the latestone-hors- e constitution.

StTuSCHIDKR.

Honolulu, July 28, 1811.

" Columbia th dom of tho Ocean "

Editok Bulletin:The Star of last evening states

that the Champion meu inarched tochurch to the above air. Allow meto slate that the music i originallyKuglish, and was first heard in aLoudon theatre lu mo lirst year oithe Crimean war. The origiualwords are, at found in Kuglish songliooks:

"llrltntmU the pridrof llno-oi- n.

Tli liuinu l llm lrv ant tint tree,TU- - prlilvuf fai-l- i imltlut'mloviilliili,'I he world ullur Iioiuako to ttx-u.- "

D. M. C.

Ketiueth Unzuinoro hnd the gocdfortune to receive a small bottle ofChamlierlniir Colie. Cholera andDiarrho's HiiuiHly when I line inein-her- s

of his family went siek withdysentery. This one small bottleen red them all nud he had some leftwliieh he gave to Geo. Y. B.ker, auromiiieut iiiorehant of the (daee,Umistou, N. C, and it cored him ofthe same coiuplaiut. When troubledwith dyomitery, dinrrhu'a, colic orcholera uiorbu, ive this remedy atrial and you will be more thaupleased with the result. The raiothat naturally follows its introduc-tion and use has made it very popu-lar. 25 and 50 ceut bottles for saleby lleiisou, Smith & Co., Agnuts forthe Hawaiian (Mauds.

JUST ARRIVKD

Per Birkeotina "Irmgird"

FRESHHAY

GRAINIKI.KPHONKH Ul

CALIFORNIA FEED GO.

Corner Queen i Nunaini 8ts. '

l'UO.Ml'T OKLrVKKY.

71 Mutual

Beli Telephone

Telephone 71

Consolidated

Soda

Water

Works

Company,

Limited.

NOTICE.

tOIICK IH HKKKIIY OIVKS THAT1 nil IIIIU of thruH or uiir inoutlis old,Hie tin- - uiidnrslK it'll. II nut 11 ild iy AucI. IM'l. Mill Ik i,1 Hl' ll In the lutiids of unnttiiriiey fur rollvntloii

H LKVY,lw 7t Motel Irwl.

NOTIOR.

A I.I. PKUHONB AKK NOI'IFIKII NOTJ to meillt any one on my aixiountwithout my written order.

JOHKI'H I'AIKO. HkI .....lull, I11I V IWM '""

PASTURE TO LKABX

)re,tr;AP,,.iy"to,d ,v,,,,r' u,", ,0

UnVlw' K, M, BWANV5Y.

V--

T

FIRS P ANNUAL

MASQUERADEANI

Fancy Dress BallOF THK

American League-- U1VKN A- T-

DRILL SUEDUN

Monday Evening, Aug. 6.

First I'rite-S- llk Drw, by J. J. K.Kn,for Most Original Female Costume.

Becond Prite Etching Hold Frame, bythe Pacific Hardware Co., for licit FemaleCharacter Costume.

Third Prlie Fancy Hanglm Lamp, byHawaiian UardMaroCu., for HaudiuiinestCostiiutn.

Fourth I'rlie Student Iaiiiis ly "'astleA Cooke, fur llcst (Jciitlcnisii Uauecr.

Fifth Prlte-Bll- rer Vn-- e, by K. O. Haltfi Hon, for llest t.ady Dancer.

blxtti Prlio Oold Clia-n- i, by K. A. Jacob-so- n,

for Most Original Male Continue.

Semiih Prlze-O- old Heart Phi, by H. FWlctiman, for llest Male Character Cos-tume.

Klfflitli Prize Pair of 8llmcrn. hv Mann- -faclurliiK Hliue I o., forHeunud liesl FemaleCbaiauter Costume.

Ninth Prlie Hat. by Tracy, for UetHard llmci Cotinue by Ueutleman.

Truth Prize Photo. Album, br HawaiianSews Co., for llest Hunt Times Costumeby Iady.

Klerenth Prlze-- .1 Hlilrt, hr Mollis, furSecond llftt Mate Character (;ituiue.

Twelfth Prize IMtln lVrfUtntt, by Hen-yo- n

Smith .t Co., for Second licit UJyDancer.

Thlruenlh Prlre- -l Dizen Paris PanMfor the Dual Assitrmd Femslo l.'osiuine, byJ. J. WIMlamt. l'uoloi to 1m taken In Cos-uim- e.

ooMMirrcB or AnRANncMCNTs:Joseih b. Carter, Clmlrmati; l. M.

Johnson, J. KIIIuk'T, H. Xerliu. Kil. Towse.iiecLPTio.v coumittce:

F. II. McHtwkiT, Chairman; K 0.White, K A. Jacohioii, Win Ktitoti, Prof.b)OIIS, J. J. Kkll.

ucconATioN oommittick:(Im. C. Stralelileyer.

jctxics:J. II. l'Mi.r. John Kldwvll, l!has.

Hawkins, U l). Alil.'s J. H Murtlu, J K.Wilder.

rwMin committki::J. W. I'rutl. T. P. riuverlii, J. WnlUr

Jones, Tims. Wall.(LOOK UANAOKR.

l T. Ki'imke.

Tickets Admitting Gentleman and Udfes

$1.00Pan bo rrocored tnm saj Mambr of

Rnraialtleaa

LlOL'--

;-'"

rs THE

BESTS' PAINT

OIL!

Tilt follovviuir U'htiiiionialluw lu'cn rt'ccivetl IVmn 11 pro-lninu-iit

pluittution owner andmunugi'i' :

Homii.ui.v, II. I., May iJ, W.H.Pacini' Uriwah( tin. L'u. HonoluluUeiUlfinm:

You ask my opinion of Lurol as a PalmOil.

I have eijierlmented with Lnool Oil foiouuide and insidu work, also on Iron work,painting my vacuum pan, machinery andceutrifui;al, with ll and tho result habeen most satisfactory, ll dries harder,makes a belter finish, K"e farther and Ismore vutlsfuotury in ever) way than Un-

seed oil.Certnlu imlnt work whluh was always

stiuky with llusned oil, dried hard whenI.ncol Oil was used.

Yoary truly, Aro, Drkikb

Direotion tor Use.Ueu Lucol in ovcry rc(.ot in ibe

Hume nniuiiur ua you would lliirieeiioil, with tlm singlo cxi'tiplion thuiyutiniuy add fully ouo-tiuiirt- uioru Ll'col to tlio muni) Humility of tiigmontlinn yon would oi liiifreil.

iu tihiiiK inuiiiilin, Vunutinii rod, tiniclirct), unit oiliur dry liuiui'tilH, it U

HilviHiitilo to mix un tlio paint at leaMonu duy btt(ori) it in to lie lined, lliunudd 11 third more I.iicol hiuI the puinlwill ho foiiuil in onvnr well mill Imviil JJIHMl gllMM.

NKVKIl UKE JAPANS.

Win re hard KiirdiccH hiii'Ii hk tlmireiuie, clii,, art ri'iiiircil n- Inherit)

only, tii'vcr iim Jupaur

WUUil. MIXKS WITH VAHN1H1IE8

mid itftdiiie their working .nut itnprovue ilu'U iiiiciirnnci' iipt ihkHIIOIIU) UK IJHKII HAMK HAV TllbV AUbMIXKH, OtlllTWISK till' (Illlll ol Hie vur- -

iit-i- tuny hn pri'cipilnii'il ur iho mixline curillcil

The .iilditiou oi (nun J 10 J) of l,ni;oi, to iiriiioliii' iIook nut rxilncu theirlustre nor rulnril llinir lurilcuinn anililryiui! mill il invuiite iliclr crncklitw

iL (is, ll IN it CO..

LIlwIITElD,Agents (or the Hawaiian Islands;

I WMI

"DAI NIPPON"Hottl Street (Arlington Block)

J uit Received another In wire of

Japanese Fancy Goods- AND -

NOVELTIES!1'onranmu

Dress Goods!Plain and Figured Bilk and Crape.

MORNING GOWNS "Slat! "

Plain Silk and Embroidered

Silk and Cotton KimonosBilk Fans, Cushions,Embroidered Bilk Tea Cosies.Table Corera. Bed Covers.Bilk Bashes, Neckwear.

Beautiful China Ware!Balad Howls, Bon-bo- n Dishes,Plates, Ktc. Etc, Kte.

Smoking Jackets!Bilk and Cotton Paamas.

J1PME8B 8CEBBH8!Kits;, KlfKnt Lamti Bhadei,

Datnboo Canes, Lunch Baskets,Bamboo Valises, Japanese Trays,

fclc, Ktc., Kte.. Klc.

Mrs. J. P. P. Collaco, Proprietress.

Vmw). v.xx

XITOllA w. jr

Wholesale ' Retail.

KIM.t. LINK K.

Japanese '.'Goods!Silk aad Cotton Urex, Goods,

Ku-- Ktr. Kto. Ki-- .

Silli,Li!ii:u;iiiill'i'apu81iiit

-- OF COMPLKTK rtlOi K -Mad- - by Yamatoya of Yokohama.

When you are In nerd of enr lineof Japanese (ioods, kIv us tlrsi fall six!save p"lttK all around town.

ITOH-AJSr- ,

SOS Tort at, sxlt CVLatotxs. Kovm

A. F. Medeiros & Co.

Merchant "H Tailors.

Hotel Ht., under ArlliiKtuii HotRl.

Latest Patterns in Suitings

Itecelved by Kery

PERFE..T JIT 0RN0 SALB.

DAVID DAYTON,

Agent to Take Acknowledgments

-- WILL ATTKMITO- -IdDemeQt aod Sal ol ProiMny

AD

Collecting in All Its Branches.Orricsi No. 42 Merchant Htreel.

UUTU7f, tl

THIS SPACE IS RE-

SERVED

roa

WILLIAMS BROB.

Pioneer Furniture Go.

ifj and till KIok BtreolIUOU tf

Q TO .A.. Ikd!.Do not forget the time to riiiK up

152 -- Mutual TeIepboae-1- 52.

N. r. BXJTR.CIH1SSis sliU prepared to ivpalr Uarden Uoiw.Hprlnklers, Water Taps, Killnp Haws andkbarpeulug all kinds tools, Includlm: L'arr.tug Knives and Boissors. Lhwii Mowers. aspecialty. Alio Ulasa, In fact allkinds of Jomilnu Work nailed for and

urw tl

PACIFIC HOTELComer King A Nunauu Bu.

Knw, WobTtn, till Manager.

Finest oi Wines k LiquorsBilliard & Reading Room

rasa to rATkoas.

U1?T?iLX. TEIJBFIZOXTB 373Q. JAOUEN,

I'UAUTIUAL UUN-MAKK- H I

I Ih'h to Inform HportiiiK Men and the(Itinera! Public that 1 am prepared Ui lie.pair and lleuoval every iiescriplion ulMrearms, (luus, llltle and l(evnlverskillfully Itluelugand llrown-In- g

dotit' in any shade. First-clas- s workluaushlu guaraiitel, Customer promptlyattended to.

AddressUNION BTHKKT, HONOII.UI.JI.um ii

HOMES

AT

PEARL CITY

r ftrHH1T7

THE

Oiilm Hiiilwav Land Co.

OKKKKS THK I'UHIJO

Another Great Opportunity

To S.urf Hiiuia in Oue of the Moat

IKdltfhirul Localltlra to be

Found In tho Paradlav

of the Pacific

As a hvaltliy resort Featl lily haalready established an enviable reputation.Many good oltliens In this communityhare experienced the wonderful effect proluced by a few days sojourn In that dry,

cool atmot-phero- , ami give grateful testi-mony to the relief they hare almost In-

stantly gained from severe and long con-tinued attack of asthma. Fhyslelauaotiatnted with the climate of 1'earl Cityrecommend It as a natural saullarluui.

THE WATER SUPPLY

IS AMPLE 1

Ami ix be increased lo meet Hie iireds ofa ipulittluu equal u tbe largest city intbe world.

1'aor. A. II. Lvons of Oahu tiullege Isour authority for slating that the watersupply I the purest yet discovered lu tillscountry.

Special Inducements to Karly Settlers:

For ninety days from dale e will sellLOTH ON Sl'KOIAL TEHMB favorable toboua-tld- settlers. For a term ot threemouths from date, lumber and all buildlug material will be supplied, and deliver-ed at t'earl City at much lower prim thanever before obtalued.

For further iartlculars, call at this ottioeor on any of the lumber dealer in thisnlty, Thoe who now own lot a well aathose who propose to become resident ofthat growing city, will do well to eiubraothis opportunity. Those who avail them-selves of this otter, wlthlu the time named,will be entitled to, abd will receive thefollowing benefit:

Fr a term of ten yean, this Companywill carry snuli resident and their familiesfrom t'earl City to Honolulu lu the morn-ing arriving a little before seveu o'clock,and from Honolulu to Pearl City In theeveulng having Houolulu station a littleafter five o'clock , for leu cent each way,a rate less than one ceut per mile. Therates on all other patteuger trains runningduring the day or night will be 1 ceutper tulle Oral class, and 1 cent wr milesecoud class.

A good school Is about to be 0ued luthe Peninsula, In the flue, large, uewschool-hous- e erected by Mr. J. T. Waterhouse. Itesldeut living at Pearl Cityheight, laliove Pearl City station) andthose having homes on the Peulusula, willbe allowed to ride free ou regular tralubetween Pearl City statlou to ami fromthe Peninsula.

Those who waul to continue to seud theirchlldreu to schools In Honolulu, cnu havetransportation ou all regular tralu to andfrom Pearl City, for the purpose of attending school, at five cent each way tor eachpupil. This Is equal to 'H to 'M mile ridefor ten cents.

Equal Inducement fur those del ring tosecure homes iu this country have neverbefore been ollered to the public.

This Company baa beeu requested fromabroad to name the price of all their un-

sold laud lu that locality.

Should a clearance sale b made to asyndicate, uo opportunity like the presentwould again occur for the purchase ofhome at Pearl City,

"A Word to the Wise is

Sufficient."

OAHU RAILWAY & LAND GO,

ll. K. DILLINGHAM,

IUJU II lletieral Mnal,

.