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TIME TABLEThe Fine Passenger Steamors of This Lino Will Arrive
This Port as Horouudor
FROM SAN FRANCISCO
AUSTRALIA NOV 23 AUSTRALIA
and Leave
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connection with the Bailing tho above steamers the Agontsprepared intending paBoneer coupon through tiohots by anyrauroau irom rrauuiBuu iu an iu mo uiint u uiami
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Qouonil Barnes Oratss on tho GrontQuangos Taking Jlaco
It is a very few years ago nothinjrin the lifetime ofHatlons that theHawaiiau Islands wore occupied byprecisely tho same race of peoplethat notv oxists in tho PhilippinesThe native Hawaiian liko tho Fili-pino
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is of tho pure Malay typo andthoy were living in a stale of ab ¬
solute barbarism There were allthe features we so much talk aboutin tho Philippine Islands as a reasonwhy we should not take them Thoytell us about the Philippines thatthero are storms there there aremoousoous there there are earth ¬
quakes there What is thero iu thoHawaiian Islands Just tho samosort of savages they talk aboutChristianized somewhat in 1815Yet a handful of Americans a merehandful in comparison with tho po-
pulation¬
of those islands havp turn ¬
ed it into a commercial center havomade the islands vastly productiveand have hold them open for thebroadest and tho widest cultureThere are colleges and schools thereall tho result of American mission-ary
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labor There is education thereis a great deal of refinement evenamong the natives themselves It b
true that the Chinese nnd the Japa-nese
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havo douo tho most of themanual labor in the Hawaiiau Isl-
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just exactly as the Chineseand the Japanese are doing it to dayin the Philippines And the islandsthemselves eaen one is a neoessarypart of the possessions of the UnitedStatos in view of what is going onin the ditmomborraent of Asia andtho taking possession of those coun-
tries and of the people againstwhom we have been defending our-selves
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since the very origin of thisGovernment Isnt hat true Doyou suppose it in for fun that Russiais building a railway 5000 miles lougacrons Siberia Do you suppoe itis for lun that she is building abranch railway down through Man-
churia¬
to Port Arthur Do yousuppose it is for fun that sho is
planning to build a railway anrossconnecting with tho great city ofPoking Do yiu suppose it is forfun that she haB fought the EogliBhout nf tho charter for a railway con ¬
necting both the great streams ofChina and getting down to a pointwhere wheu tho timo come theywill be ready to shove the EugliFharmy ana forces out 01 bnangnaiand Hongkonc into tho sea Doyou suppose sho is spending 2000000000 for fun They are intend-ing
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to dismember those great coun-
tries¬
And there will be a divisionbetween them And why Becausethey want those countries for theirtrade The whole contest of theworld to day is for trado AndAmerica has now entered the listsSho is no longer a nation of farmsshe is no longer a pooplo who can ¬
not manufacture what sho noeds forher own consumption Hor abilityto produce is vastly iu oxcobb of horcapacity to oonsume
Tho changes that havo been madewithin the last few years aro prodi-
gious¬
aud astonishing Instead oftho balance of trado being againsttho United States it is for it Sincetlio inauguration of William McKinley this has proceeded with suchgigantia strides that this year thebalance of trado iu our favor willvery considerably oxcood ono billinudollars What loos that mean Itmoans that tho American meohaniotho man who builda everythingfrom a birdcage to a stoameugiuowith his skill and improved machin-ery
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can build bettor machines audsoil thorn nhoapor ovou at tho highwages we pay our lauorors auci me ¬
chanics than they can build themfor themselves It means that ourvast granarioB in tho Northwest cansupply out of their surplus morothan dnotrgh td feVd tho wdrld It
NDENTmeans thai tho monoy of this earthis coming to this country It moanstho time will como when thov willcombine against us to prevent theextonsion of American commerceand American ideas And the warwith Spain is but the hare twinklingof the comiug day in comparisonwith that which some even of thoelder of those here present will wituobs
Thank God wo havo taught thoworld a lesson Thank God theyhave learned that the South was notconquered but brought homeThank God that they have learnedthat wo did not noed a foreign warto spring up tho spirit of disunionia tho Unitod States But that nowand forover it is a united and indis-
soluble¬
people standing breast tobreaBt and baok to back to fighteither side of the continent when ¬
ever tho time comes Groat ap-
plauseBut they tell us we cant assimi ¬
late the Philippine8e I dont knowthat we can and I dont know thatwo want to but let no man say thatthe digestion of this country is notfar greater than that of any othernation on the globe for we havoassimilated and digested and madegood American citizens of over 50
000000 of heterogenous populationsince 1820 gathered from the fourquarters of tho globe from Englandto Java
For That Tirod Feeling
That steals over you as the dayswork is over theres nothing elsebo good as a refreshing glass ofRAINIER BEER It b tho tonic you
need beats all the medicine you cantakobringsonasound refreshing andhealthy sleep and makes one feel likea new person On tap or in bottlesat the Criterion Saloon Phono 783
HHS MHave you seen our
New StoreThe Quality and As¬
sortment of NewGoods
Do you like our threeShow Windows
You aro looking for Holi-
day
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Presents You will find
them in our store
Articles from 15TO
CENTS7500
Wo cater to all and our prices
aro right
Wo havo en route largo
shipments of merchandise in
our various lines which Avill
enable us to fill the wants of
tho people to their entire satis¬
faction
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spection and public opinion
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TIME TABLE
O X WIGHT Pies B B ROSE BeeOapt J A KING Port Bnpt
Stmr KESRMJjCLARICE Commandor
Will leave Honolulu oyery Tuesday at 10oclni k n in touching t Lahalna Maajaea Bay nnd Materia llio same day Mahukona Kawalhae nnd LaupahoehoA thefollowsng day arriving a Hllo Wcdnesdnv
Retnrning will salt from Hllo every Fri ¬
day nt 8 oclock p m toaohinK nt Laupahoelioe Mahnkona nndKawalhae Makena Maalnen Bay and Lnhaina the follow-ing
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day arriving nt Honolulu Sunday amWill call at PohoikI Puna on the
second trip of each month arriving thereon tho morning of tho day of sailing fromHllo to Honolulu
Tho popular rout to tho Volcano is viaHllo A good carrlngo rood the entiredistance
Stmr CLAUDINEn CAMERON Commander
Will leavo Honolulu Tuesdays at 5 r ktouching at Kahului Hana Hflmoa andKipahulu Maul Returning arrives aHonolulu Sunday mornings
Will cull at Nuu Kaupo once eachIUUUIU
No Freight will be received attar 4m on day of sailing
This Company will reserve the right ofmake changes in the time of dopartuie andarrival of its Bteamers without notice andit will not be responsible for any constqnences arising therefrom
Couslgneen must be at the Landings toreceive their freight this Compony wllnot hold itself responsible for freight afterii nas Deon lanuea
Live Stock received only at owners riskThis
Monuv orupany will not be responsible forValuables of passengers unlessplaced in the care of Parsers
W Passengers are requested to parchase Tiokets before embarking Thosefailing to do so will be subject to an addi ¬
tional charge of twenty five per centPackages containing personal effects
whother shipped ts baggage of freight irtho contents thereof oxcecu 100 in valueiuut have the valuo thereof plainly statedand marked and the Company will nothold itself liable for any loss or damage inflxcess nf this buiu except the goods beshipped undt r a special contract
Al1 employees of the Company are for ¬
bidden to rtceivo relght without deliver ¬
ing n shipping lecelpt therefor in the formprescribed by the Company and whichmay bo seen by shippers upon applicationto the pursers of the Companysbteamers
Snippers are notified that if freight ifshipped without such receipt it will beboiely at tho risk of the shipper
OLAOS SPBEOKELS WM O IBWBt
Glaus Sprfickels Go
3B3STICIQRSHONOLULU
Bw Franeueo Agents THE NEVADABANK OF SAN FRANOIBCO
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LONDON The Union Bank of LondonLtd
NEW YORK Ainorlcan Exchange Natlonal Bank
OHIOAQO Merchants National BankPAHI- S- Comptolr National dEscompte da
ParlBBERLIN Dresdner BankHONG KONG AND YOKOHAMA HonB
Kong Shanghai Bnnklny CorporationNEW ZEALAND AND AUSTRALI- A-
Bank of New ZealandVICTORIA AND VANCOUVER Bank
of British North America
TWiiuact a General Banking and ExoharsBusiness
Deposits Received LoanB made on Aproved Security Commercial and Trayeliera Credit Issued Bills of KxouJngebought and sold
rjo11HnnB Promptly A cinnTtd Vni
NOTICE
HEREBY OIVEN THAT FROM ANDISafter this date Mr O Stillnmn has nofurther authority to collect for and on belinlf Of TlIK iNDErKNDKNT
F J TESTAHonolulu Aug 1 1W Proprietor
THE INDEPENDENT
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32 iTklephone 811 jtiS
Kxoopt Sunday
At Brito Hall Koula Btroot
Payablo Invariably in Advance
r J TESTA Propriotor and Publishor
KDMUND NOBBIE EditorW HOKAOE WRIGHT AoaiBtant
EditorKesldinc in Honolula
MONDAY DEO G 1898
TOPICS OF THE DAY
Now tllat wa have the money lotus havfl our drainage and sewerageIn a few months we shall have anow Government and be hamperedwith red tapo and routine and in ¬
numerable changes Make honeywhile the blossoms bloom
Apparently preparations are beingmade to turn Riverside Park into amud puddle just as the rainy krsouis Bupppsed to be due and the Nuuanu stream to again overflow Welllet us bo thankful for any move onthe ohildrena recreation ground ofthe next century ib an indicationthat somebody is about to awakefrom his siesta
Who is responsible for that stag-
nant¬
green air poisoning andmalaria breeding water aroundMakeo Island The stench at thoband concert yesterday afternoonwas unbearable Oannot those floodgates to the sea bo opened at lowtide and left open until the water is
purified Where is that indefatig-able
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Board of Health man Mansontake a hand please
Wo suppose that we shall be toldthat it is none of your business tointerfere but how is it that nosteamer has been Bent in search ofthe missing boat of the Wm HStarbuck It would have made agood cruise for the BenningtonThe times have changed our man-
ners¬
since Sir Thomas Hesketh washero However here are cheers forGuard of Hilo He did his boat inthe matter
Tho Art Leaguo
The Autumn Exhibition at theKilohana Art League closed onSaturday It has been a very grati ¬
fying exhibition to all lovers of artand a credit to the exhibitors and tothe League
Mr Howard Hitohcok has im-
proved¬
wonderfully and exhibitedseveral very clever pictures mostlyrepresenting Hawaiian scenery
Fred Yates had 6ont severalsketches from Japan which werepainted in his peculiar bright man-
ner¬
Philip H Dodge is devotiughimself to the art and shows earnestnoss and careful execution
Deop Sea Fish is a fine paintingby Ernest Parker which givoB pro-
mises¬
for the future His colors arebright and the drawing true to na-
ture¬
Speaking about bright colorsspecial mention should be made ofFrank MoOomas who has coveredhis canvas with some wonderfullycolored flowers water and skies A
new school we presumeMrs S S Kionoy has several
oharming pictures in water colorsand pon iuk sketches Several ofher subjects are from Denmark andvery cleverly done
Mr H Mott Smith is a very ableartist who deals with landscapeswell seleoted from Hawaiian scenery
There wore several other exhibit-ors
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deserving of special mention andthn patronage of the public Theprioes placod on the exhibited pio
ture aro very reasonable indeed andwithin the reach of anybody lookingfor something to give as weddiugOhristmaB or birthday presonts
IN MANILA
A Ohat With tho Calls WarCorrospondont
Sol M Sheridan tho daring andbrilliant war correspondent of tho3 F Call and N Y Herald was apassonger by the Poking yesterdayAt an early morning hour ho routedus out of our lair and in companywith Mr Cox an English oivil en-
gineer¬
engaged iu the constructionnf tho North China railroad thomurmuring olioros of Stevensonsfavorite Satis Souci were sought tospeak of old friends now campingout in Manila Happily death hasnot claimed a single one althoughlike Sheridan himself many havehad their companions shot down bytheir side
Mr Sheridau after a thorough in-
vestigation¬
of conditions aud muchtravel in tho interior has arrived attho entirely personal conclusionthat it will be very unwiso for theUnitod States to annex tho Philip-pines
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and he backs up his viewswith reasons too numerous to bohere given but one of tho principalones is tho unhealthy climate andanother the character of the inhabit-ants
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As to the troops there aro some5000 of thorn sick with the debili-
tating¬
dengue fever closoly onalogous in Uh general effects to yellowfover which ruins tho constitutionmore than tho bullets of tho enemyHo agrees with the unofficial opin-
ion¬
of every soldier out there thaias the volunteers enlisted for fight-
ing¬
aud tho war is over tho armyof occupation should bo immediate ¬
ly relieved by now men and not becompelled to remain there doinggarrison duty Unless this is donepromptly the loss of life will be veryheavy and political retribution willfall on the heads of tho Administration when Johnnie goes marchinghome to his village home Theboys have made tremendous person-al
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sacrifices for patriotism and aroanxious to return to their privateduties now that thoy have noblydischarged their publio ones
The tales of war aud derring dothe sleepless days and nights in sod ¬
den wet garments hair breadth es-
capes¬
and sufferingf from the dead ¬
ly malaria and hunger and thirstwere intensely exciting and interest ¬
ing but hey are fairly the penproperty of the Native Son who hasso qleverly depicted them in thegreat papers he has so worthily represented
Business prospects in Manila arobright enough for men of certainqualifications but it in not yot acountry to immigrate to Miuohost George Lyourgus will prob-ably
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accept a profitable suggestionmade to him by a number of friendsthere and leave for tho islands at avery early date
Mr Cox was full of the grandfuture for Manchuria nd NorthChina but as a Britisher colonialborn he was wroth that Great Bri-
tain should have allowed tho wholepraotical control of that immontolywealty Boction to pass into the pawsof the Russian Bear through thopoaceful arts of strategic diplomaoyHe thiuks it too late now to hopefor a reversal of this faot en yearstop late for Russia is coloniziug itrapidly with Cossacks aud her rail-
road¬
will complete the businessThu Russians are as dictatorial as ifthe flag already flew over tho coun-try
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The method of acquisition issimple A move is made St Jamesprotests- - to St PoterBbugh StPotorsburgh writes pleasantly to StJamesstnting that the move hadbeen entirely unauthorized and thooffending diplomat is removed fromhis post but the move is retainedon tho board and tho pawn pro ¬
gresses to attack the king well protooted by hoavior pieces It all ar¬
rives by the crass ignorauce ofBritish statesmen at home as tolocal circumstances topography andcommercial conditions and their in-
attention¬
to the reports of tho menon tho spot The hopes of Chinaare now turned to the brotherly al-
liance¬
of the English speaking racoin forcing thoir oomraorco in opposition to that which the Slav is pre ¬
paring to obtain
PaBsongor TravolARRIVALS
From Maui per stmr OlaudineDeo d Mrs S T Alexander anddaughtor G M Booto and wife P HGriffith aud wife P S Scales J MSmith J Schnlmeistor J A NormanJ K Hauua and two children MrsAdam Forsyth Miss Lilv WilsonYasumoro N E Shaw K F EngleKaaimalan w Mrs W K FreemanD II ICahaulelio Judge D K Kahaulelio Amoy and Chns Chilliugworth
From Hawaii and Maui por KltinuDoc 3 Volcono Miss Gortrudo GMoKaig G C Alexander W S BellO T Shipman R Cords A V PetersJ Monro G O Gallagher Jas Wal-lace
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G F Maydwoll Way PortsHon Saml Parkor Col W H Cornwell A P Boiler W W William WF Jay Capt F D Walker J E Hopkius J T Staoker Corp O Johusons0 0 Keuuedy and wife Rev J AOruzan and wife Mrs Peter McCraeA Lidgato D B Maconachio GooF Ronton wife aud four sous T RKoyworth T MoTigh J S McCandless Mrs MokoKahioand child MrsW Morsberg Jas Morse Miss FannyRoso
From Yokohama per Btmr City ofPoking Dec 1 Liout A M Potemkin Mrs Potemkin Rev and Mrs GNoedham Mrs EnitoholT three child ¬
ren and servant For San FranoiscoJ Kahle Mrs F Ohamot J E Ellerthrope S M Sheridan Y YoshidaCapt D A Grauborg W E Bainbridge A G Cox Capt F Wildos US N S Odogiki O A Poole E WGreasen
From Kauai per stmr W G HallDec 1 0 A Graham E H Paris JKamanuwai F Smith and son A St0 Piinain Mrs W J Smith Miss EDwight Mrs H Isenborg J H Cum-mins and wife
From Newcastle per bk WooUhraDeo 4 Mrs Derby
From Molokai per stmr LehnaDoc 2 Mrs Hanakeawe MrMouiitzH H Foster George R Robertson
From Kauai per stmr MikahalaDec 3 Dr King Mr Taylor MrMitchell M BrascbrL Kauai
From San Francisco por bktneArcher Deo 3 Alfred Mitchell AO Mitcholl Alfrida Mitchell O TMitchell Cornelia 0 Pringle A MDay W N Winter F M Kesselring
DEPARTURES
For San Franoisco pbr stmr Cityof Peking Deo d Mrs F A BondMrs T Cogswell Z L White O BStillman H F Gillette Mr ClementMr Oestmann Maj Field and wifoJ Q Wood David Dowsett and wife
nnan M
Lieut L B Hamilton Mr and MrsHutohiuB and daughter T InglisMrs Friodmann and two children JBOastlo HP Baldwin Dr Day JH Wilson and twonty throo Euro ¬
pean stoorage
Joaso Mooro
Tho soldiers from tho South pass ¬
ing through Honolulu on thoir wayto Manila are always clamoring forthe famous Jesso Mooro whiskeyand heretofore thoy have been un ¬
able to obtain it Tho owners oftho Anchor Saloon has filled a longfolt want aud Wm Carlisle andOhas Andrews are busy frommorning till night supplying thishealth renowing beverage to thoboys in blue All judges of troodwhiskey admit that the Jesso Moorobrand is the best and it is well toknow that it can now bo had un ¬
adulterated at the Anchor on thecorner of King and Nuuanu sareete
NOTICE
MY ABSKNOIO FKOM TUNDUIILNG Dr 0 L Garvin will haveclmrco of my practice and not in oil busi ¬
ness matters P K PAY M DlCCI lw
HAWAIIAN
Opera HouseTUESDAY EYENING DEC 6
NANCE -- - CTNEILAND THE
McKee Rankin Co
BOUCICAULTS
Led Astray
Timely Tmpics 4Honolulu Dec 5 1898
should be yourChristmas tidetho B H
lamps atIf you BCD
Radiant Burneriu operation you will thinkthat tho spirit of light herselfis present in that brilliantelectric like white light It isperfect
Lamps Lamps Lampsof the loveliest designs inalmost every descriptionpersonally selected in NewYork by our Mr Vettlcsenfrom the leading establish-ment
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and from tho neweststyles of the season of 1898and 99 Here is the finestexhibit in the city gathered bypersonal experience of ourneeds and at all prices forthe laborer s cottage or themillionaires mansion
Ga t b Blown OutFor years we have been look-ing
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for a Verandah lamp im-
pervious¬
to storms of wind orrain
Wc have it n handsomeaffair in ornamental blackiron Theiv aro others forthe lanai useful and beautifulPiano BosdoirjEind Studylamps we have in the mostexquisite of designs and sovaried that all can select apleasing choice Call andprove our assertions
TU Hawaiian Hardwarn Co5 h
2GiS Fokt Stuket
Will be Commenced MONDAY Morn ¬
ing at
kkrrs storesQueen Street
TO CONTINUE ONE WEEK ONLY
The Goods offered at this Salewill be
OlxristxxxstB GoodsSelected from a Bankrupt Stock
in LondonDOLLS jPISTJD TORYS
of every descriptionDRESS GOODS MILLINERY GOODS TAHLE LINEN
NAPKINS TOWELS SHREWNG PILLOW CASING BEDSPREAD
AND A GENERAL LINE OF
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LOOAIi AND GENEKAIi NEWS
Tho Coptic has been telephoned
For dosirablo goods at dosirabloprices you must fro to Sachs
Tho City of Columbia from Hilois expected during tho week
Tho Steam Laundry baa opotiodits officio on Hotel street oppositeBethel
Dr 0 L Garvin will act for DrF R Day during his absonco fromtho country
St Audrows Guild will give anentertainment at Progress Hall ontho 15th inst
Corporal Louis Berniit and privatoJohn Wirud aro now sergeauts inCo F N G H
J K Waiamau has acknowledgedtho recoipt of tho oil for BeretaniaHall at Kalaupapa
Tho High School dofoatotl StLouis Collogo at football on Satur-day
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by a score of 4 to 0
The wholo of our stock of TaflltaSilks will be cleared out at 75 centspor yard Sachs Co
Tho term of tho Circuit Courtcloses to day On Wednesday theMaui term will open in Lahaina
Miss Rose Berliner will sing theBelle of Honolulu at the Emma
Squaro band concert this eveningA completo stock of Lsco Curtains
will be open for inspection at SachsCo to morrow Bargain prices
Sachs Co are soiling VictoriaLawns in 10 yards prices for 50 centsper piece Bast value ever offered
Editor James T Stacker of thoHilo Herald is in town on busingsHe is the same fine and gonial fel-low
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Read Timely Topics Tho Hawaiian Hardwaro Co have tho mostmodern nud best selected lamps intown
Tho City of Peking arrived andsailed yesterday about four dayslate owing to several annoying de-tentions
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Read what Coyne Mehrton thowell known upholsterers at theMasonio Temple tell our readers inthie ifsue
JohnV Springateona private ofCo G 1st N Y Volunteers aged 19died iast evoning of double lobarpneumonia
Tho attendance at tho OperaHouso has shown the error in judg ¬
ment of extra Reasons aftor a longand successful one
Captain Frank Wildes late of theU S S Boston was a passenger bythe Peking as was Mr Bainbridgeof the Poking Legation
The Kamehamoha and PunahouAthlotio Associations have agreed toplay a aorios of games at baseballin February and March
Tho American bark Archer GaptMcAlmau arrived on Saturday 16days from San Franoisco with 1000tous of merchandise for BrewerCo
Mr Geo C Needham an even- -gelist arrivod by the Peking Howill conduct services at the Y M OA at 130 and 730 oaoh day untilthe Gaelic arrives
The Peking brought 105 Japaneseand 20 Chineso four of whom wererefused landing by the Customs offioial by direction of tho ChineseImmigration Commissioner
The funerals of Privates Wells andWeller took placo from St AndrewsCathedral yostorday and with thoattendance of the Knights ofPythias woro quite imposing
Tom EvauB is now a flourishingsaloonmau at Manila Ho runs theAlhambra in tho interest of the Mil-waukee
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boer men Until ho struokthis deal he had boon unfortunate inall his ventures
There was a lively runaway onKing Street this morning Thohorse attached to tho telephonewagon ranaway and collided with atelephone post but was stopped nearthe 200 stand without doing anydamago
Sistor Marianne writes from Kalaupapa that the children of thoBishop Homo are wild with delightwith thoir now piano Tho oroqyotsots for the Bishop Homo BaldwinHome and Berotauia Hall have beenpacked up for transport
A Chinaman was convicted ntWainnao on Saturday Inst nn aohorgo of having opium in posses ¬
sion nud fined 250 Tho man hadeleven tins of opium concealed iu abelt made for the purpose aroundhis waist under his coat His bulkyappearance created tho suspicion oftho Deputy Sheriff who searched thoman and found the contraband
Maul Notes
Tho diBtauco from tho now Kihei
Plantation to Wailuku was coveredby a team of mules in less than onohour Inst Monday
Round trip tickets on tho stage
to Lahaina and back have bomi re ¬
duced to 4 during the Jury term
Governmout ofllcials and thoir
creditors were disappointed lastWednesday by tho non appearance
of thoir salary draftBTho Wailuku Plantation whistle
is again notifying tho people thattho grinding season has started
Independence Day was very dullon Maui People couldnt soo any
reason to colebrato thB day after thecouutry has lost its independence
Tho Government officials took a
holiday but tho prisouers woro seutto work
The now regime of the H O S
Co under Mauagor Lowrio hasplanted the missionary banner overtho big plantation formerly con-
trolled¬
by the Sugar King aud nowunder tho virtual coutrol togetherwith tho rest of East Maui of E PBaldwin Many changes will bemade Mr Paine of Chicago hasbeen appointed to the managementof the Kahului store but it is hopod
that when changes are made thekamaaiuas will bo given a chauco
The Maui Racing Associationhold a poorly attonded meotiiiR onFridoy evening to discuss whether araco meeting should be held onChristmas or not To tho disap-
pointment¬
of horso owners it was
decided to have no Christmas racesthis year on account of tho rainyweather Somo of the membersare evidently weather prophets Mr
W H Coruwell ono of the prin-
cipal¬
promoters of the noble sporton Maui has resigned from the Ass-ociation
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and it is rumored that othormembers will follow his exampleThe race horses which wero broughtover from Lahaina for the Christ-
mas meeting will be seut back thisweek
Mr Abbot of Lahainaluna presid-
ed¬
over a Teachors Convention hein the Union school last FridayThere were about 30 teachers pre-
sent tho majority being from Makawao It was proposed to finish themeeting of the teachers with a danceand concert but tho proposed programfell to the ground for lack offunds
D H Freeman who was convict-ed a year ago at Lahaina for solliugliquor without a license was diecharged from oiihtody under thePoor Mans Act He used to bo afaithful worker in tho Governmentstable3 here Mr Geo Hons ap ¬
peared for the petitionerJohn Kauakamaikai of the Tax
Office was the recipient of girl twinson Friday last and John is nowhustling for moro taxos
Tho verdict of a Honolulu jury intho 50000 damage suit againstWailuku Sugar Co in favor of thedefeudant was a surprise hore Butwhat show has a poor Portuguesewidow and her fartherlesB childrenagainst a powerful sugar corpora-tion
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Mr aud Mrs Booto leave for Ho-
nolulu¬
this evening Thoy havemade many friends hore while MrBoote has been iu charge of Spreekelsvllle and tho best wishes forfuture prosperity follow thorn fromtho Maui people
Everything is ready for tho La- -
hnina jury term whioh will open onWednesday
At the Opera Houoo
Nance ONeil and the MuKeoRankin Company did uot enjoy thopresence of largo audiences onSaturday The talented compauyhas had a very successful seasonduring thoir visit hero aud will boheartily welcomod if thoy should return next year
Tho Magistrate was presented onSaturday oveniug and was playedovou iu a moro lively stylo than attho first nerformanco of that jollycomedy
To morrow tho Irist porformaueowill bo giveu when Led Astray willbe preented for tho first time withMiss Nance ONeil as the heroino
American Messenger ServiceMasonio Temple Telephone 414
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ONLY TO REMIND YOUThat We Have Just Opened
FOUR aSTESW LIDSTE3SOF
Kid Gloves Kid GlovesIN
TANS BEAVERS AND WHITENo better values were ever offered
4 Button TAN GLOVES with newStitchingS at 125 per pair
4 Button WHITE GLOVES Plainor with Black points 125 per pair
4 Button BEAVER GLOVESWith Self Stitchings 150 per pair
16 Button Length WHITE SUEDEMousquetaire Gloves at 2 per pair
We Commend these Values to Your EarnestAttention
N S SACHS DRY GOODS COMPANY LTDTHE PEOPLES PROVIDERS
A Buccossful Iiuau
The luau and fair at St LouisCollego on Saturday was a greatsuccess financially and otherwiseThe tables wero ladon with thedelicaoios that HawaiiauB and kamaainas enjoy and Mrs W L Wilcoxand tho ladies assisting her hadspared no effort in making tho feasta perfect success Many fancy lirticlos flowers curios and refresh ¬
ments wero sold from the differentbooths and the wholo affair will neta sufficient amount to build a newRoman Catholic Church at Kalihiwaeua Tho Collego band was in
attendance during the luau and intho evening tho string orchestra in
whioh several of the Brothers playdiscoursed sweet music A verylarge number of people visited thegrounds during the day amongwhom woro the Princess KaiulaniMiss Helen Wilder and others whomade considerable purchases
messenger Sorvico
Honolulu Mesionger Servico de-
liver
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messages and packagos Tele-
phone
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In tho case of Franco v s Frauca aseparation was granted and the de-
feudant¬
ordered to pay an alimonyof 10 a month An appeal wasnoted Robertson Wilder forplaintiff aud Creighton Correa fordofoudaut
Chinese Boardora to Bo Returnod
About 100 Chinese immigrantsconfined in the Hotel de Mongoliaat the Mail dock are indebtod to thosteamship compauy for six monthsboard Those Chinese persons haveboon denied a landing and havebeen waiting for corroded papersfrom Hongkong in tho meantimepreparing evidence to show thatthoy wero born on Dupont kai inthis city Tho company has growntired of feeding thB yellow skinnedslaves and will sead them back toChina to day ou the Belgic S FCall
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Ring up Tolephono 118 if nnyouodesires a good rubber tirod linckwith careful drivers J S AudradoManager City Carriage Co
NOW IS THE TIMETo Have Your Upholstering Done
We have just received a large supply of UPHOLSTERING GOODSof the LATEST DESIGNS A large variety to pick from tho best thatwas ever imported here If you want a BOX COUCH for Ladies Dressescovered in any stylo we can do it Parlor Sets or Odd Pieces
Gall and eo our COZY CORNER LOUNGES Something newYou will want one when you see it
Mattresses made to order and renovated Silk Floss for Cushions andpUl0WB
COYNE MEHRTENv Tlie TTplaolsterers
Tolepolinti 928
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MASONIC TEMPLE
IP YOU ARE TROUBLED WITHdnndmir or any dlsonso of tho scalp atrial bottle of DANDRUFF KILLER willentirely romove all donbt as to tho vlrtnoclaimed for the preparation
1rlckly heat cured by a few applicationsRe suro that tho labol on tho bottle boars
tho two faces and name others aro Imi ¬
tations F IAOHECOSolo lroprlotor
SELLING AGENTS Holliater DrugOo Benson Smith ite Co Union BarberShop 1001 tf
DAVID M KUPIHEA Co
Commission Merchants
Also General Agents or Hawaiian Produce
of all Kinds
Purchasing Agents etc tto Advancesmade ou consignments
Wo have on lmnd tovernl tons of BestIslnm Corn Island Potatoes Uofleo RicoSugar Hawaiian Starch Salt CharcoalBeans etc oto
Live Stock for Speolal OrdersOur prices aro tho cheapest than any
other place In tho Hawaiian IslandsHawaiian and Chinese laborers huvTpllcd
also Mechanics and CarpentersOHlco and warehouse on KnnU Street
bet King aud Hotol Ste Brlio Hall10r Sw
FOR SALE
WELL ESTABLISHED HAVINGA Manufacturing Business in this CityNncnssarv Cnultnl SI 500- V WTl cji nAPVy ui 3 tins umcu iwiu ii
Alakea Street
vv W W W W W
GET IT ATWATERHOUSES
hA SPASM OF JOYIs seen in the faces of the pnt- -ronB of this store when they psee the handsome line of L
J Crockery and Glassware
TBLERE ARE kALWAYSs- -
SNew fresh Groceries of thoiT PURE FOOD grade in our
Grocery Departmont Wo are Lalways on the alert to servo
I you with tho best of overything5 that the
I American and European Markets I
can produce IS
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f Vluorley Block Bethel St
Groceries Hardwaref Grockery f
--f Established In 1861 Leaders In 1898
--M M M M M M--MORRIS K KEOflOKALOLE
lOUIS K McGREW
OEFIOE NO 1S KAAHUMANOStreet Honolulu formerly A RosaaOtllco United Utaios Custom HouseBrokors Accountants Seajjlieis oTHiH nud Jpimrnl Blns AinntH
Subscribe Tug Independent CO
cents per month
ARE YOU GOING TOIt so do not fail to call andsee our largo variety W o havebeen in tho Carriage businessmany years and you can pro-
fit¬
by our experience
Prices Quoted Upon a Call atOur Faotory
RUBBER TIRES A SPECIALTY
PAINTING REPAIRING AND TRIMMINQ AT SHORT NOTICE
Honolulu Carnage Manniacioiyr af
BISHOP GO
Savings BankOn October st 3898 and
continuing until further no-
tice
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Savings deposits will bereceived and intercut allowedby this Bank at four andone half per cent per annum
The terms rules and reg-
ulations¬
of the Hawaiian Pos-
tal¬
Savings Bank will beadopted as far as it is practic-able
¬
to apply them and tinCash Reskiive of 50000required under tho Postal Actwill bo maintained
Printed copies of tho Rulesand Regulations may be ob-
tained on the first of Octoberon application
BISHOP COHonolulu Sept 7 1808
990 tf
JT9S3E ARRIVEDA new lot of tho Finest
Musical InstrumentsAutoharps Guitars ViollnB Etc
Also a new invoice ol the Celebrated
Westenneyer PianosSpecially manufactured ior the tropical
climate second to none
MOKE THAN 100 OF THEM SOLD
J the Hawaiian Islands during the lastyears
WWAYB ON HAND A COMPLETEASSORTMENT OF
DRY GOODSAND
General Merchandise
Iso the choicest Europeancan
and Ameri- -
rears Ale Wines fcLtquorsAT MOBT ItEABOHABLI PMOI8Ed HOFFSOHUAEQEK CO
Corner King Bethel Streets
Mce Waring Co
Real Estate Dealers603 Fort 8t near King
iwildinq lotsHouses and lots and
Lands For salrism- s- Parties wishing to dispose of tnelr
rnpflTtlnn nr Invlt eil tn nail on im
lfietropolitan Meat Co
81 KING BTBKET
O J Walwe Mahaujir
Wholesale andltetall
3UTOHERSAMD
Navy Contractor
ccHBi omrimMa family Hotol
KBOUSE Prop
u Day 2U0
UKOiAl MONTHLY UATWB
i Hrntcif Attnducithc HnstBliiixtir
BOY A CARRIAGE
T T5
Joseph Obamberlaiu in bis nowfamous speech at Birmingham saidho would prefer the judgment oftho people to that of the diplomats
In the long run the mnj irity willbo fouud to be riht this is provenby tho success of our Rf public
The people may not be easily im-
posed
¬
upon and the wise merchantknows it
Many Kaviaainas travel consider-ably
¬
and learn from observationwhat other countries produce andknow whats what
When wo offer an article for saleand call it something were quitesure theres no false label on itquite sure indeed that it b justwhat wo call it or we wouldnt ex¬
pect to hold our position in thetrade very long
We havent laborpd steadily wellon toward the one fourth centurymark to reaoh the tbp iu our line ofbusiuess just to fool away that goodname we priza so much on a gameof chanco like misrepresenting anarticle of food
LEWIS CO211 FORT STREET
TELEPHONE 240
LAUNDRY WORK
Tho HONOLULU STEAM LAUNDRYCo LID Solicits your patronage uudGurancoi the
FINEST GLASS OF WORKAT
Reasonable Prices
Oulj White Ldbir Employed
M FLANNELS and SILKS Wash rl byHand Oidinary Mending and ButtonsSewed on
TELhPHONE No 583 andonters
Business Oards
leavn yourtf
EDMUND H HART
Notary Public and Typewriter Conveyanoer anp searcher of
Recoris
Office Campbell lock Merchant Streetnext tu Hawaiian W to
DK WALTER HOFFMANNCorner BereUnla and Pnnchbowl Street
Oillce Hours 8 to 10 A v l to 3 r m
7to8r M Sundays rt to 10 a m
Telephone C10
I03i
ioor ine
P O Box 501
L O ABLES
General Business Real Estate andFinancial Aoemt
805 Fort Streot Honolulu H I
R N BOYD
Surveyor and Real Estate Agent
Office Dethol Street over tho New230 Model Restaurant ly
JOHN NOTT
Plumbing Tin Copper and SheetIron Work
King Btreet Honolulu
HAWAIIAN WINE CO
Frank Brown Manager
W nH n Wonlinl Qtoat Mnnnlnln W T
ALLEN Si ROBINSON
Dealers in Lumber asd CoalBuilding Materials or
All Kinds
Queen Etxeet Honolulu
AND
How Wo Took Khartoum
Wo wont swinging through tho tinpert innruhiug straight to righta wrong
For the British vongonucn tnrrieshut the British arm is loug
And tho Soudanese beside us withour darkies from tho Nile
Marched behind their British ser ¬
geants grinning sidolong gleesome smile
For they know we sought tho der-vish
¬
ami tboy heard the mutterod doom
Of the khalifas blank emblem whoreit iliated oer Khartoum
Scottish pipe and English bandMule and camel pack
Marching through a fiery landOn the Moslem track
Marching through he Ueeort sandWith our Union Jack
Englands honor iu each handSoldiers white and black
We went swinging through tho de ¬
sert such a troop waR never rcoiiAll avengers of the hero who drew
tears from E gaudtt quenMen of Wnrwfokinre and Lincoln
with the Irish FualloersAnd tho Oamerniih gay tartan flick
ing British GrenadiersOH Northumberland and Lanca-
shire¬
a swearing in thoir zealLancers gleaming on their charters
with their thews of British steel
Tramping through tho burninghaze
Far as ere could spanWith our Maxims all ablaze
Eager to a man I
Holding with a comrades gazeEgypt and Soudan
Thus we faced the dervish waysDown by Omdurman
God I But were they men or devilsFiercer sworduiu never drew
As they swooped a white robedlegion shouting Allahl whorethey flew
Oouutless banners waved above themshining brass aud copper drum
Set tho white mans heart a beatiugwith a new and savago thrum
When those cursing fiery demonsmet us in the serried shook
Met and fell ati II shouting Allahlwith black eyes that seemed tomock
Failing with a murder thoughtIn each eunnini brain
Shamming deal b until we broughtSuccour to their pain
Thnn the dying rose and wroughtDevils deeds again
Sol Our British vengeance soughtVictims mid tho slain
Satans hordes ware loose upon usbut Gode augeU hovered round
Faith and lo7es while pinions quiv-ered
¬
when our Lancers took theeronnd
Charging through the dervishsquadrons Burling death oueman to fourl
Thenwith thinner ranksand serriedfaoing round to charge oncemore
Gathering our fallen heroes hewedaud hacked from out the fray
With Gods glory on their foreheadscalm as on their drilling day
Through ourshamo
puUes prido and
Coursed like wine of warBlack and white lips spoke the
nameOf our great Sirdar
Swore the Moslem rago to sameMoslem force to bar
Swore toquenoh the crescent flameIn our Northern Starl
With fot teoth we fought andslaughtered dervishes likesnowflakes fell
While our black recruits God blessthorn rushed tho foo withsavage yell
They woro bent upon their ven-
geance¬
wo wore dreaming onour own
On tho death for which no courageno devotion could atone
But wo slew a dastard Moslem foreaoh hair of Gordons head
Slow a Moslem for each teardropby our sovereign hdy shod I
Tramping on tha Moslem trackTo the Moslem doom
Crashing in our wild attackOn to dark Khartoum V
Till we knelt men white and blackIn the sunset gloom
Where our ladya Uuion JackWaves oer Gordons tombl
A 11 Kose SoUy in S F Call
Enterprise
The men from tho camps whoknow good beer when thoy lasto itclaim that tho Enterprise Beerserved at the Merchants Exchangecorner of King and Nuuauu streetsis the best brow to bo found in
Honolulu It is pure clear andvory refreshing and can safely betaken with or without screens
Wainioa rhubarb oolory cabbageand potatoes Edgar HenriquosMasonio Temple
BUSINESS LOCALS
Amerinan Messeuger ServiceMasonic Tun pie Telephone Hi
4 Buttnu White Kid Gloves usu ¬
ally sold at S2 now 1 25 at Sach8
10 Button Musquotairn SwodoGloves Regular price 3 now 2at Saehs
For Limes Lhuiour aud AlligatorPilars etc go to Maso io TempleFruit Store Edgar Hmiriques
Persons requiring tombstonesshould apply to Fred Harrison whohas a choice lot of now designs nnview
Beautiful shades of Tan and Fawn4 Buttou Kd Gloves with heavystitching Rgular 2 quality now
150 at Sachs
Ring up Telephone llrf if anyonodesires n good rubber tirod liaukwith careful drivers J S AndradeManager Ciy Carriage Co
Keutuckvs Unions Jrssse MooroWhiskey unequalled for its puriiyand excellence On sale at iny ofthe saloons and at Luvejoy Codistributing agents for the HawaiianIslands
A grand durance sale of Christ-mas
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gnoils including dolls and toyswas commenced Monday at LB Korrs store Queen street and sogreat are the hsrgains that tho storehas been crowded all day notwith ¬
standing the holiday Kerr is soil-ing
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these good at half price theybeing part of a bankrupt stockbought iu London All those insoarch of Christmas goods would dowell to call and examine his stock
To the Soldiers
The Boys in Blue complain thatthey have not bon served with theEastern beer which tickels their
palates and makes them goodnatured
Pabst Milwaukee Beer on draft is
now served at a proper temperaturein the Royal Pacific and Cosmopolitan saloons conducted by thooliteof the employees of tho PeacockCo
The Milwaukee Beer on draft hasproven a tonic which is daily help-ing
¬
the sensiblo soldiers who arepatronizing the three great refresh-ment
¬
places where the beor is soserved that even prohibitiouistsfromMilwaukee recommend it
Camarinos Uofrigorator
Per AUSTRALIA Frozn Evtornand California Oystertiu aud shellGmuhj in Seat nn Fruits and Vngetables Fine Olive Oil Dry FruitNew Crop of Nuts Raisins etc etcCALIFORNIA FRUIT MARKET
Telephone 878
BY AUTHORITY
IRRIGATION NOTICE
Holders of water privileges orthose paing water rates are hereliyuotified that the hours for irrigationpurposes nre from 6 to 8 oclock a mand from 4 to 6 oclock p m
II Holders of water privileges ontheslopesof funchbnwl above Greenstreet aud in Nuuanu Valley aboveSchool street are hereby notifiedthat they will not be restricted tothe irrigation hours of 6 to 8 amand i to C p m but will be allowedto irrigate whenever sulBcient wateris available provided that they donot use the water fur irrigation pur-poses
¬
for more than four hours inevery twenty four
ANDREW BROWNSupt Honolulu Water Works
Approved J A KINGMinister of Interior
Honolulu H I Sept 7 1898990 1 f
Should Yon be Weary
and Fall o Thirst
JCALL AT
N BBEHAMSHop Hcor Cottaee No 11 Konla form
erly Smith Street
Kb inakoi a special y of the browilia ofHOI UKEIl Hiid evory bottle passesunder bis pordnual miorvlai n mid Isgnarnntod by hi in HOP UEKHis not anIntoxlciinl is nun alonhnlfo and i a coilnalaail boine llko bovt rape M Hreham conrts un open inspection of bis placeand his metliols of busluoss
TO LETR00M COTTAGE AT WAJKIKIA3 Inrcarof Mrs J lemon Inquire
of M K KEOHOKALOLI5101O W or h K McXIREW
mt PIN 4 CO
LIMITED
AGENTS FOllWE8TKKN SUOAU 11EFINING CO
San Francisco Cnl
BALDWIN LOCOMOTIVE WOHKSPhiladelphia 1onn U H A
NEWELL UNIVERBAL MILL COMaul Natlonnl Unne Shredder1
Now York IT 8 A
N OHLANDT COSan Francisco Ual
UIHDOK IKONW011K8
532 11
LOCOMOTIVE
Sun Francisco Oal
Wm 6 Irwin CoILIMITID
Win O Irwin President ManagerClans Spreckels
V V OWnrd Secretary TreasurerM H Whitney Jr Auditor
SUGAR FACTORSAND
iimmnissifra AgentsAOKNTB 07 TUB
Oceanic Steamship CompyOf Run KYnnnlncn Out
HIGH PRICESWill as usual bo the result of
This Cruel WarTHEREFORE CO OPERATE
Attention is railed to tho benefits en-joyed
¬
bv Mihscnbcrs to the PALAMa OOOPJiRATlVh GRUOKKY CO LD hasgroceries at a lit le nil vincoori Ban Fran-cisco
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pi c credit to smbirrlbt rs to theamount tif shatos ho d pr lit of the busi ¬
ness returned tosubso Ibt rsovry Jmunihsprobublo IneroHtc value of shares witha libera discount oil niuuthy bills Andnow wlint are Me rikn We answer nonebeenuso suhMiriheis can either tell theirha nsorako groceries to their amount
if yon wont to withdraw or ro awayP o ise enn ider th above nnit call or
address Palrua Grocery CoLM for a shar i ur f r Inr her information
Par vaiiHof shares or 12 60 onlybelli required to Income n subscriberIplppliiiiif 7Vi WX If
THUS LINDSAYJ2CWH33LEK
IS PREPARED TO
Manufacture and KepairAll kinds of Jewelry
FIBBX OLABS WOBK ONLYN Tivh Bnllfllne Vorr Rt f
JOHN PHILLIPS
Plumber and Gas fitterOrders promptly attended to and work
guaranteed
HOTEL STREET WEAR FORITELEPHONE 302
BEN IIAAIIEOPlumber - and - TinsmithAll work dono Properly Promptly and
Prolltably lor PatronsSATISFACTION GUARANTEED
OfflrR Klnc Slrnnt near Knllrnnri Depot77H lv
HAWAIIAN CARRIAGE MFG CO Ltd
121 Quetin Streot
OARRIAGE AND WAGON BUILDERS
RUBBER TIRE8 AND ROLLER BEARING AXLEH
WILSON WUITEHOUSE
Solo Licenses Hawaiian Islands170 121 Quenn Street tf
A R ROWAT D V 0Graduate of McGill University Montreal
Hashndlen years practical fxporioneoin tint treatment of Ho eo Cattlo andDomextlo Pets in the Hawaiian Islands
Ordors leftst Club or Ilinlieon Stableswill be reeolved and prompty ultondod toOffice filO Fort Btieot v Teleiilione 780
070 tf
LONG BRANCH BATBSV AIKIKI BEAOH Honolulu H I
a J SDERW00D Proprietor
There earth and air and tea and tkyiWith breaker joiiy give lullaby
King Streot Tram Cars puss tho doorfailles nnd ohlldren spenlnlfy cures for
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TIME TABLEThe Fine Passenger Steamors of This Lino Will Arrive
This Port as Horouudor
FROM SAN FRANCISCO
AUSTRALIA NOV 23 AUSTRALIA
and Leave
FOR SAN
connection with the Bailing tho above steamers the Agontsprepared intending paBoneer coupon through tiohots by anyrauroau irom rrauuiBuu iu an iu mo uiint u uiami
York by any steamship line to all European porta
Wm
INDEPEHONOLULU IM MONDAY
Oceanic Steamship Company
FRANCfSCO
isnuofrompuiiua
Now
G IrwinGeneral Agents Oceanic Company
The Latest in LampsDirect from the Factory
fiourdoir Piano Table Banquet Stsd nt
Hall lamps and Veranda kaaterDSNew and Artistic Designs Shades and Globes
A CHOICE SELECTION OF
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can
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Copley -- - PrintsVickerys Specialties tho Latest Novelties to
Table Knives Hunting Knives Butcher Knives
POCKET OTJTLERYJust Received
Pictore Frames Moulding and Cornice Novelties
fjBF Call and Examine New Goods Being opened for the
HE PACIFIC HARDWARE CO LTDFORT MERCHANT STREETS
SUGARIMPORTEKS
Genteral
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FACTORSOF
erchandise
oiuEJuEissiossr iEHiPeOHkirTegon for Lloyds
Canadian Australian Steamship LinoBritish Foreign Marine Insurance Co
Northern Assurance Co Fire and LifeCanadian Pacific Railway Co
Pioneer Line of Packetn Liverpool
Telephone
S E MclNTYRE BROeast Corner fort kino bts
1898
Arrrivo
from
P O Box 145
IMPORTEKS AND DEALERS
Groceries Provisions and FeedNow and Fresh Goods received by overy puokot from California Eastern
fltntoa and European Markota
standard Gradn of Canned Vegetables Fruits ancl FishGoods dojlvernd
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The Independent 50c per Month
-- tTtrrMUST EXPAND
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Qouonil Barnes Oratss on tho GrontQuangos Taking Jlaco
It is a very few years ago nothinjrin the lifetime ofHatlons that theHawaiiau Islands wore occupied byprecisely tho same race of peoplethat notv oxists in tho PhilippinesThe native Hawaiian liko tho Fili-pino
¬
is of tho pure Malay typo andthoy were living in a stale of ab ¬
solute barbarism There were allthe features we so much talk aboutin tho Philippine Islands as a reasonwhy we should not take them Thoytell us about the Philippines thatthero are storms there there aremoousoous there there are earth ¬
quakes there What is thero iu thoHawaiian Islands Just tho samosort of savages they talk aboutChristianized somewhat in 1815Yet a handful of Americans a merehandful in comparison with tho po-
pulation¬
of those islands havp turn ¬
ed it into a commercial center havomade the islands vastly productiveand have hold them open for thebroadest and tho widest cultureThere are colleges and schools thereall tho result of American mission-ary
¬
labor There is education thereis a great deal of refinement evenamong the natives themselves It b
true that the Chinese nnd the Japa-nese
¬
havo douo tho most of themanual labor in the Hawaiiau Isl-
ands¬
just exactly as the Chineseand the Japanese are doing it to dayin the Philippines And the islandsthemselves eaen one is a neoessarypart of the possessions of the UnitedStatos in view of what is going onin the ditmomborraent of Asia andtho taking possession of those coun-
tries and of the people againstwhom we have been defending our-selves
¬
since the very origin of thisGovernment Isnt hat true Doyou suppose it in for fun that Russiais building a railway 5000 miles lougacrons Siberia Do you suppoe itis for lun that she is building abranch railway down through Man-
churia¬
to Port Arthur Do yousuppose it is for fun that sho is
planning to build a railway anrossconnecting with tho great city ofPoking Do yiu suppose it is forfun that she haB fought the EogliBhout nf tho charter for a railway con ¬
necting both the great streams ofChina and getting down to a pointwhere wheu tho timo come theywill be ready to shove the EugliFharmy ana forces out 01 bnangnaiand Hongkonc into tho sea Doyou suppose sho is spending 2000000000 for fun They are intend-ing
¬
to dismember those great coun-
tries¬
And there will be a divisionbetween them And why Becausethey want those countries for theirtrade The whole contest of theworld to day is for trado AndAmerica has now entered the listsSho is no longer a nation of farmsshe is no longer a pooplo who can ¬
not manufacture what sho noeds forher own consumption Hor abilityto produce is vastly iu oxcobb of horcapacity to oonsume
Tho changes that havo been madewithin the last few years aro prodi-
gious¬
aud astonishing Instead oftho balance of trado being againsttho United States it is for it Sincetlio inauguration of William McKinley this has proceeded with suchgigantia strides that this year thebalance of trado iu our favor willvery considerably oxcood ono billinudollars What loos that mean Itmoans that tho American meohaniotho man who builda everythingfrom a birdcage to a stoameugiuowith his skill and improved machin-ery
¬
can build bettor machines audsoil thorn nhoapor ovou at tho highwages we pay our lauorors auci me ¬
chanics than they can build themfor themselves It means that ourvast granarioB in tho Northwest cansupply out of their surplus morothan dnotrgh td feVd tho wdrld It
NDENTmeans thai tho monoy of this earthis coming to this country It moanstho time will como when thov willcombine against us to prevent theextonsion of American commerceand American ideas And the warwith Spain is but the hare twinklingof the comiug day in comparisonwith that which some even of thoelder of those here present will wituobs
Thank God wo havo taught thoworld a lesson Thank God theyhave learned that the South was notconquered but brought homeThank God that they have learnedthat wo did not noed a foreign warto spring up tho spirit of disunionia tho Unitod States But that nowand forover it is a united and indis-
soluble¬
people standing breast tobreaBt and baok to back to fighteither side of the continent when ¬
ever tho time comes Groat ap-
plauseBut they tell us we cant assimi ¬
late the Philippine8e I dont knowthat we can and I dont know thatwo want to but let no man say thatthe digestion of this country is notfar greater than that of any othernation on the globe for we havoassimilated and digested and madegood American citizens of over 50
000000 of heterogenous populationsince 1820 gathered from the fourquarters of tho globe from Englandto Java
For That Tirod Feeling
That steals over you as the dayswork is over theres nothing elsebo good as a refreshing glass ofRAINIER BEER It b tho tonic you
need beats all the medicine you cantakobringsonasound refreshing andhealthy sleep and makes one feel likea new person On tap or in bottlesat the Criterion Saloon Phono 783
HHS MHave you seen our
New StoreThe Quality and As¬
sortment of NewGoods
Do you like our threeShow Windows
You aro looking for Holi-
day
¬
Presents You will find
them in our store
Articles from 15TO
CENTS7500
Wo cater to all and our prices
aro right
Wo havo en route largo
shipments of merchandise in
our various lines which Avill
enable us to fill the wants of
tho people to their entire satis¬
faction
53 Wo invite public in
spection and public opinion
W D1M0ND CO
LtdThe Peoples Store
Von Holt Block Kin St
No 1064
Wifes Steamship Go
TIME TABLE
O X WIGHT Pies B B ROSE BeeOapt J A KING Port Bnpt
Stmr KESRMJjCLARICE Commandor
Will leave Honolulu oyery Tuesday at 10oclni k n in touching t Lahalna Maajaea Bay nnd Materia llio same day Mahukona Kawalhae nnd LaupahoehoA thefollowsng day arriving a Hllo Wcdnesdnv
Retnrning will salt from Hllo every Fri ¬
day nt 8 oclock p m toaohinK nt Laupahoelioe Mahnkona nndKawalhae Makena Maalnen Bay and Lnhaina the follow-ing
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day arriving nt Honolulu Sunday amWill call at PohoikI Puna on the
second trip of each month arriving thereon tho morning of tho day of sailing fromHllo to Honolulu
Tho popular rout to tho Volcano is viaHllo A good carrlngo rood the entiredistance
Stmr CLAUDINEn CAMERON Commander
Will leavo Honolulu Tuesdays at 5 r ktouching at Kahului Hana Hflmoa andKipahulu Maul Returning arrives aHonolulu Sunday mornings
Will cull at Nuu Kaupo once eachIUUUIU
No Freight will be received attar 4m on day of sailing
This Company will reserve the right ofmake changes in the time of dopartuie andarrival of its Bteamers without notice andit will not be responsible for any constqnences arising therefrom
Couslgneen must be at the Landings toreceive their freight this Compony wllnot hold itself responsible for freight afterii nas Deon lanuea
Live Stock received only at owners riskThis
Monuv orupany will not be responsible forValuables of passengers unlessplaced in the care of Parsers
W Passengers are requested to parchase Tiokets before embarking Thosefailing to do so will be subject to an addi ¬
tional charge of twenty five per centPackages containing personal effects
whother shipped ts baggage of freight irtho contents thereof oxcecu 100 in valueiuut have the valuo thereof plainly statedand marked and the Company will nothold itself liable for any loss or damage inflxcess nf this buiu except the goods beshipped undt r a special contract
Al1 employees of the Company are for ¬
bidden to rtceivo relght without deliver ¬
ing n shipping lecelpt therefor in the formprescribed by the Company and whichmay bo seen by shippers upon applicationto the pursers of the Companysbteamers
Snippers are notified that if freight ifshipped without such receipt it will beboiely at tho risk of the shipper
OLAOS SPBEOKELS WM O IBWBt
Glaus Sprfickels Go
3B3STICIQRSHONOLULU
Bw Franeueo Agents THE NEVADABANK OF SAN FRANOIBCO
DRAW KXOUANQE OH
SAN KUANOIBCO The Nevada Bank oSan Francisco
LONDON The Union Bank of LondonLtd
NEW YORK Ainorlcan Exchange Natlonal Bank
OHIOAQO Merchants National BankPAHI- S- Comptolr National dEscompte da
ParlBBERLIN Dresdner BankHONG KONG AND YOKOHAMA HonB
Kong Shanghai Bnnklny CorporationNEW ZEALAND AND AUSTRALI- A-
Bank of New ZealandVICTORIA AND VANCOUVER Bank
of British North America
TWiiuact a General Banking and ExoharsBusiness
Deposits Received LoanB made on Aproved Security Commercial and Trayeliera Credit Issued Bills of KxouJngebought and sold
rjo11HnnB Promptly A cinnTtd Vni
NOTICE
HEREBY OIVEN THAT FROM ANDISafter this date Mr O Stillnmn has nofurther authority to collect for and on belinlf Of TlIK iNDErKNDKNT
F J TESTAHonolulu Aug 1 1W Proprietor
THE INDEPENDENT
I8HUKD
RRY AFTERNOON
32 iTklephone 811 jtiS
Kxoopt Sunday
At Brito Hall Koula Btroot
Payablo Invariably in Advance
r J TESTA Propriotor and Publishor
KDMUND NOBBIE EditorW HOKAOE WRIGHT AoaiBtant
EditorKesldinc in Honolula
MONDAY DEO G 1898
TOPICS OF THE DAY
Now tllat wa have the money lotus havfl our drainage and sewerageIn a few months we shall have anow Government and be hamperedwith red tapo and routine and in ¬
numerable changes Make honeywhile the blossoms bloom
Apparently preparations are beingmade to turn Riverside Park into amud puddle just as the rainy krsouis Bupppsed to be due and the Nuuanu stream to again overflow Welllet us bo thankful for any move onthe ohildrena recreation ground ofthe next century ib an indicationthat somebody is about to awakefrom his siesta
Who is responsible for that stag-
nant¬
green air poisoning andmalaria breeding water aroundMakeo Island The stench at thoband concert yesterday afternoonwas unbearable Oannot those floodgates to the sea bo opened at lowtide and left open until the water is
purified Where is that indefatig-able
¬
Board of Health man Mansontake a hand please
Wo suppose that we shall be toldthat it is none of your business tointerfere but how is it that nosteamer has been Bent in search ofthe missing boat of the Wm HStarbuck It would have made agood cruise for the BenningtonThe times have changed our man-
ners¬
since Sir Thomas Hesketh washero However here are cheers forGuard of Hilo He did his boat inthe matter
Tho Art Leaguo
The Autumn Exhibition at theKilohana Art League closed onSaturday It has been a very grati ¬
fying exhibition to all lovers of artand a credit to the exhibitors and tothe League
Mr Howard Hitohcok has im-
proved¬
wonderfully and exhibitedseveral very clever pictures mostlyrepresenting Hawaiian scenery
Fred Yates had 6ont severalsketches from Japan which werepainted in his peculiar bright man-
ner¬
Philip H Dodge is devotiughimself to the art and shows earnestnoss and careful execution
Deop Sea Fish is a fine paintingby Ernest Parker which givoB pro-
mises¬
for the future His colors arebright and the drawing true to na-
ture¬
Speaking about bright colorsspecial mention should be made ofFrank MoOomas who has coveredhis canvas with some wonderfullycolored flowers water and skies A
new school we presumeMrs S S Kionoy has several
oharming pictures in water colorsand pon iuk sketches Several ofher subjects are from Denmark andvery cleverly done
Mr H Mott Smith is a very ableartist who deals with landscapeswell seleoted from Hawaiian scenery
There wore several other exhibit-ors
¬
deserving of special mention andthn patronage of the public Theprioes placod on the exhibited pio
ture aro very reasonable indeed andwithin the reach of anybody lookingfor something to give as weddiugOhristmaB or birthday presonts
IN MANILA
A Ohat With tho Calls WarCorrospondont
Sol M Sheridan tho daring andbrilliant war correspondent of tho3 F Call and N Y Herald was apassonger by the Poking yesterdayAt an early morning hour ho routedus out of our lair and in companywith Mr Cox an English oivil en-
gineer¬
engaged iu the constructionnf tho North China railroad thomurmuring olioros of Stevensonsfavorite Satis Souci were sought tospeak of old friends now campingout in Manila Happily death hasnot claimed a single one althoughlike Sheridan himself many havehad their companions shot down bytheir side
Mr Sheridau after a thorough in-
vestigation¬
of conditions aud muchtravel in tho interior has arrived attho entirely personal conclusionthat it will be very unwiso for theUnitod States to annex tho Philip-pines
¬
and he backs up his viewswith reasons too numerous to bohere given but one of tho principalones is tho unhealthy climate andanother the character of the inhabit-ants
¬
As to the troops there aro some5000 of thorn sick with the debili-
tating¬
dengue fever closoly onalogous in Uh general effects to yellowfover which ruins tho constitutionmore than tho bullets of tho enemyHo agrees with the unofficial opin-
ion¬
of every soldier out there thaias the volunteers enlisted for fight-
ing¬
aud tho war is over tho armyof occupation should bo immediate ¬
ly relieved by now men and not becompelled to remain there doinggarrison duty Unless this is donepromptly the loss of life will be veryheavy and political retribution willfall on the heads of tho Administration when Johnnie goes marchinghome to his village home Theboys have made tremendous person-al
¬
sacrifices for patriotism and aroanxious to return to their privateduties now that thoy have noblydischarged their publio ones
The tales of war aud derring dothe sleepless days and nights in sod ¬
den wet garments hair breadth es-
capes¬
and sufferingf from the dead ¬
ly malaria and hunger and thirstwere intensely exciting and interest ¬
ing but hey are fairly the penproperty of the Native Son who hasso qleverly depicted them in thegreat papers he has so worthily represented
Business prospects in Manila arobright enough for men of certainqualifications but it in not yot acountry to immigrate to Miuohost George Lyourgus will prob-ably
¬
accept a profitable suggestionmade to him by a number of friendsthere and leave for tho islands at avery early date
Mr Cox was full of the grandfuture for Manchuria nd NorthChina but as a Britisher colonialborn he was wroth that Great Bri-
tain should have allowed tho wholepraotical control of that immontolywealty Boction to pass into the pawsof the Russian Bear through thopoaceful arts of strategic diplomaoyHe thiuks it too late now to hopefor a reversal of this faot en yearstop late for Russia is coloniziug itrapidly with Cossacks aud her rail-
road¬
will complete the businessThu Russians are as dictatorial as ifthe flag already flew over tho coun-try
¬
The method of acquisition issimple A move is made St Jamesprotests- - to St PoterBbugh StPotorsburgh writes pleasantly to StJamesstnting that the move hadbeen entirely unauthorized and thooffending diplomat is removed fromhis post but the move is retainedon tho board and tho pawn pro ¬
gresses to attack the king well protooted by hoavior pieces It all ar¬
rives by the crass ignorauce ofBritish statesmen at home as tolocal circumstances topography andcommercial conditions and their in-
attention¬
to the reports of tho menon tho spot The hopes of Chinaare now turned to the brotherly al-
liance¬
of the English speaking racoin forcing thoir oomraorco in opposition to that which the Slav is pre ¬
paring to obtain
PaBsongor TravolARRIVALS
From Maui per stmr OlaudineDeo d Mrs S T Alexander anddaughtor G M Booto and wife P HGriffith aud wife P S Scales J MSmith J Schnlmeistor J A NormanJ K Hauua and two children MrsAdam Forsyth Miss Lilv WilsonYasumoro N E Shaw K F EngleKaaimalan w Mrs W K FreemanD II ICahaulelio Judge D K Kahaulelio Amoy and Chns Chilliugworth
From Hawaii and Maui por KltinuDoc 3 Volcono Miss Gortrudo GMoKaig G C Alexander W S BellO T Shipman R Cords A V PetersJ Monro G O Gallagher Jas Wal-lace
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G F Maydwoll Way PortsHon Saml Parkor Col W H Cornwell A P Boiler W W William WF Jay Capt F D Walker J E Hopkius J T Staoker Corp O Johusons0 0 Keuuedy and wife Rev J AOruzan and wife Mrs Peter McCraeA Lidgato D B Maconachio GooF Ronton wife aud four sous T RKoyworth T MoTigh J S McCandless Mrs MokoKahioand child MrsW Morsberg Jas Morse Miss FannyRoso
From Yokohama per Btmr City ofPoking Dec 1 Liout A M Potemkin Mrs Potemkin Rev and Mrs GNoedham Mrs EnitoholT three child ¬
ren and servant For San FranoiscoJ Kahle Mrs F Ohamot J E Ellerthrope S M Sheridan Y YoshidaCapt D A Grauborg W E Bainbridge A G Cox Capt F Wildos US N S Odogiki O A Poole E WGreasen
From Kauai per stmr W G HallDec 1 0 A Graham E H Paris JKamanuwai F Smith and son A St0 Piinain Mrs W J Smith Miss EDwight Mrs H Isenborg J H Cum-mins and wife
From Newcastle per bk WooUhraDeo 4 Mrs Derby
From Molokai per stmr LehnaDoc 2 Mrs Hanakeawe MrMouiitzH H Foster George R Robertson
From Kauai per stmr MikahalaDec 3 Dr King Mr Taylor MrMitchell M BrascbrL Kauai
From San Francisco por bktneArcher Deo 3 Alfred Mitchell AO Mitcholl Alfrida Mitchell O TMitchell Cornelia 0 Pringle A MDay W N Winter F M Kesselring
DEPARTURES
For San Franoisco pbr stmr Cityof Peking Deo d Mrs F A BondMrs T Cogswell Z L White O BStillman H F Gillette Mr ClementMr Oestmann Maj Field and wifoJ Q Wood David Dowsett and wife
nnan M
Lieut L B Hamilton Mr and MrsHutohiuB and daughter T InglisMrs Friodmann and two children JBOastlo HP Baldwin Dr Day JH Wilson and twonty throo Euro ¬
pean stoorage
Joaso Mooro
Tho soldiers from tho South pass ¬
ing through Honolulu on thoir wayto Manila are always clamoring forthe famous Jesso Mooro whiskeyand heretofore thoy have been un ¬
able to obtain it Tho owners oftho Anchor Saloon has filled a longfolt want aud Wm Carlisle andOhas Andrews are busy frommorning till night supplying thishealth renowing beverage to thoboys in blue All judges of troodwhiskey admit that the Jesso Moorobrand is the best and it is well toknow that it can now bo had un ¬
adulterated at the Anchor on thecorner of King and Nuuanu sareete
NOTICE
MY ABSKNOIO FKOM TUNDUIILNG Dr 0 L Garvin will haveclmrco of my practice and not in oil busi ¬
ness matters P K PAY M DlCCI lw
HAWAIIAN
Opera HouseTUESDAY EYENING DEC 6
NANCE -- - CTNEILAND THE
McKee Rankin Co
BOUCICAULTS
Led Astray
Timely Tmpics 4Honolulu Dec 5 1898
should be yourChristmas tidetho B H
lamps atIf you BCD
Radiant Burneriu operation you will thinkthat tho spirit of light herselfis present in that brilliantelectric like white light It isperfect
Lamps Lamps Lampsof the loveliest designs inalmost every descriptionpersonally selected in NewYork by our Mr Vettlcsenfrom the leading establish-ment
¬
and from tho neweststyles of the season of 1898and 99 Here is the finestexhibit in the city gathered bypersonal experience of ourneeds and at all prices forthe laborer s cottage or themillionaires mansion
Ga t b Blown OutFor years we have been look-ing
¬
for a Verandah lamp im-
pervious¬
to storms of wind orrain
Wc have it n handsomeaffair in ornamental blackiron Theiv aro others forthe lanai useful and beautifulPiano BosdoirjEind Studylamps we have in the mostexquisite of designs and sovaried that all can select apleasing choice Call andprove our assertions
TU Hawaiian Hardwarn Co5 h
2GiS Fokt Stuket
Will be Commenced MONDAY Morn ¬
ing at
kkrrs storesQueen Street
TO CONTINUE ONE WEEK ONLY
The Goods offered at this Salewill be
OlxristxxxstB GoodsSelected from a Bankrupt Stock
in LondonDOLLS jPISTJD TORYS
of every descriptionDRESS GOODS MILLINERY GOODS TAHLE LINEN
NAPKINS TOWELS SHREWNG PILLOW CASING BEDSPREAD
AND A GENERAL LINE OF
IDrJJp 3 s7 Importer Queen St
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LOOAIi AND GENEKAIi NEWS
Tho Coptic has been telephoned
For dosirablo goods at dosirabloprices you must fro to Sachs
Tho City of Columbia from Hilois expected during tho week
Tho Steam Laundry baa opotiodits officio on Hotel street oppositeBethel
Dr 0 L Garvin will act for DrF R Day during his absonco fromtho country
St Audrows Guild will give anentertainment at Progress Hall ontho 15th inst
Corporal Louis Berniit and privatoJohn Wirud aro now sergeauts inCo F N G H
J K Waiamau has acknowledgedtho recoipt of tho oil for BeretaniaHall at Kalaupapa
Tho High School dofoatotl StLouis Collogo at football on Satur-day
¬
by a score of 4 to 0
The wholo of our stock of TaflltaSilks will be cleared out at 75 centspor yard Sachs Co
Tho term of tho Circuit Courtcloses to day On Wednesday theMaui term will open in Lahaina
Miss Rose Berliner will sing theBelle of Honolulu at the Emma
Squaro band concert this eveningA completo stock of Lsco Curtains
will be open for inspection at SachsCo to morrow Bargain prices
Sachs Co are soiling VictoriaLawns in 10 yards prices for 50 centsper piece Bast value ever offered
Editor James T Stacker of thoHilo Herald is in town on busingsHe is the same fine and gonial fel-low
¬
Read Timely Topics Tho Hawaiian Hardwaro Co have tho mostmodern nud best selected lamps intown
Tho City of Peking arrived andsailed yesterday about four dayslate owing to several annoying de-tentions
¬
Read what Coyne Mehrton thowell known upholsterers at theMasonio Temple tell our readers inthie ifsue
JohnV Springateona private ofCo G 1st N Y Volunteers aged 19died iast evoning of double lobarpneumonia
Tho attendance at tho OperaHouso has shown the error in judg ¬
ment of extra Reasons aftor a longand successful one
Captain Frank Wildes late of theU S S Boston was a passenger bythe Peking as was Mr Bainbridgeof the Poking Legation
The Kamehamoha and PunahouAthlotio Associations have agreed toplay a aorios of games at baseballin February and March
Tho American bark Archer GaptMcAlmau arrived on Saturday 16days from San Franoisco with 1000tous of merchandise for BrewerCo
Mr Geo C Needham an even- -gelist arrivod by the Peking Howill conduct services at the Y M OA at 130 and 730 oaoh day untilthe Gaelic arrives
The Peking brought 105 Japaneseand 20 Chineso four of whom wererefused landing by the Customs offioial by direction of tho ChineseImmigration Commissioner
The funerals of Privates Wells andWeller took placo from St AndrewsCathedral yostorday and with thoattendance of the Knights ofPythias woro quite imposing
Tom EvauB is now a flourishingsaloonmau at Manila Ho runs theAlhambra in tho interest of the Mil-waukee
¬
boer men Until ho struokthis deal he had boon unfortunate inall his ventures
There was a lively runaway onKing Street this morning Thohorse attached to tho telephonewagon ranaway and collided with atelephone post but was stopped nearthe 200 stand without doing anydamago
Sistor Marianne writes from Kalaupapa that the children of thoBishop Homo are wild with delightwith thoir now piano Tho oroqyotsots for the Bishop Homo BaldwinHome and Berotauia Hall have beenpacked up for transport
A Chinaman was convicted ntWainnao on Saturday Inst nn aohorgo of having opium in posses ¬
sion nud fined 250 Tho man hadeleven tins of opium concealed iu abelt made for the purpose aroundhis waist under his coat His bulkyappearance created tho suspicion oftho Deputy Sheriff who searched thoman and found the contraband
Maul Notes
Tho diBtauco from tho now Kihei
Plantation to Wailuku was coveredby a team of mules in less than onohour Inst Monday
Round trip tickets on tho stage
to Lahaina and back have bomi re ¬
duced to 4 during the Jury term
Governmout ofllcials and thoir
creditors were disappointed lastWednesday by tho non appearance
of thoir salary draftBTho Wailuku Plantation whistle
is again notifying tho people thattho grinding season has started
Independence Day was very dullon Maui People couldnt soo any
reason to colebrato thB day after thecouutry has lost its independence
Tho Government officials took a
holiday but tho prisouers woro seutto work
The now regime of the H O S
Co under Mauagor Lowrio hasplanted the missionary banner overtho big plantation formerly con-
trolled¬
by the Sugar King aud nowunder tho virtual coutrol togetherwith tho rest of East Maui of E PBaldwin Many changes will bemade Mr Paine of Chicago hasbeen appointed to the managementof the Kahului store but it is hopod
that when changes are made thekamaaiuas will bo given a chauco
The Maui Racing Associationhold a poorly attonded meotiiiR onFridoy evening to discuss whether araco meeting should be held onChristmas or not To tho disap-
pointment¬
of horso owners it was
decided to have no Christmas racesthis year on account of tho rainyweather Somo of the membersare evidently weather prophets Mr
W H Coruwell ono of the prin-
cipal¬
promoters of the noble sporton Maui has resigned from the Ass-ociation
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and it is rumored that othormembers will follow his exampleThe race horses which wero broughtover from Lahaina for the Christ-
mas meeting will be seut back thisweek
Mr Abbot of Lahainaluna presid-
ed¬
over a Teachors Convention hein the Union school last FridayThere were about 30 teachers pre-
sent tho majority being from Makawao It was proposed to finish themeeting of the teachers with a danceand concert but tho proposed programfell to the ground for lack offunds
D H Freeman who was convict-ed a year ago at Lahaina for solliugliquor without a license was diecharged from oiihtody under thePoor Mans Act He used to bo afaithful worker in tho Governmentstable3 here Mr Geo Hons ap ¬
peared for the petitionerJohn Kauakamaikai of the Tax
Office was the recipient of girl twinson Friday last and John is nowhustling for moro taxos
Tho verdict of a Honolulu jury intho 50000 damage suit againstWailuku Sugar Co in favor of thedefeudant was a surprise hore Butwhat show has a poor Portuguesewidow and her fartherlesB childrenagainst a powerful sugar corpora-tion
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Mr aud Mrs Booto leave for Ho-
nolulu¬
this evening Thoy havemade many friends hore while MrBoote has been iu charge of Spreekelsvllle and tho best wishes forfuture prosperity follow thorn fromtho Maui people
Everything is ready for tho La- -
hnina jury term whioh will open onWednesday
At the Opera Houoo
Nance ONeil and the MuKeoRankin Company did uot enjoy thopresence of largo audiences onSaturday The talented compauyhas had a very successful seasonduring thoir visit hero aud will boheartily welcomod if thoy should return next year
Tho Magistrate was presented onSaturday oveniug and was playedovou iu a moro lively stylo than attho first nerformanco of that jollycomedy
To morrow tho Irist porformaueowill bo giveu when Led Astray willbe preented for tho first time withMiss Nance ONeil as the heroino
American Messenger ServiceMasonio Temple Telephone 414
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ONLY TO REMIND YOUThat We Have Just Opened
FOUR aSTESW LIDSTE3SOF
Kid Gloves Kid GlovesIN
TANS BEAVERS AND WHITENo better values were ever offered
4 Button TAN GLOVES with newStitchingS at 125 per pair
4 Button WHITE GLOVES Plainor with Black points 125 per pair
4 Button BEAVER GLOVESWith Self Stitchings 150 per pair
16 Button Length WHITE SUEDEMousquetaire Gloves at 2 per pair
We Commend these Values to Your EarnestAttention
N S SACHS DRY GOODS COMPANY LTDTHE PEOPLES PROVIDERS
A Buccossful Iiuau
The luau and fair at St LouisCollego on Saturday was a greatsuccess financially and otherwiseThe tables wero ladon with thedelicaoios that HawaiiauB and kamaainas enjoy and Mrs W L Wilcoxand tho ladies assisting her hadspared no effort in making tho feasta perfect success Many fancy lirticlos flowers curios and refresh ¬
ments wero sold from the differentbooths and the wholo affair will neta sufficient amount to build a newRoman Catholic Church at Kalihiwaeua Tho Collego band was in
attendance during the luau and intho evening tho string orchestra in
whioh several of the Brothers playdiscoursed sweet music A verylarge number of people visited thegrounds during the day amongwhom woro the Princess KaiulaniMiss Helen Wilder and others whomade considerable purchases
messenger Sorvico
Honolulu Mesionger Servico de-
liver
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messages and packagos Tele-
phone
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378
In tho case of Franco v s Frauca aseparation was granted and the de-
feudant¬
ordered to pay an alimonyof 10 a month An appeal wasnoted Robertson Wilder forplaintiff aud Creighton Correa fordofoudaut
Chinese Boardora to Bo Returnod
About 100 Chinese immigrantsconfined in the Hotel de Mongoliaat the Mail dock are indebtod to thosteamship compauy for six monthsboard Those Chinese persons haveboon denied a landing and havebeen waiting for corroded papersfrom Hongkong in tho meantimepreparing evidence to show thatthoy wero born on Dupont kai inthis city Tho company has growntired of feeding thB yellow skinnedslaves and will sead them back toChina to day ou the Belgic S FCall
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Ring up Tolephono 118 if nnyouodesires a good rubber tirod linckwith careful drivers J S AudradoManager City Carriage Co
NOW IS THE TIMETo Have Your Upholstering Done
We have just received a large supply of UPHOLSTERING GOODSof the LATEST DESIGNS A large variety to pick from tho best thatwas ever imported here If you want a BOX COUCH for Ladies Dressescovered in any stylo we can do it Parlor Sets or Odd Pieces
Gall and eo our COZY CORNER LOUNGES Something newYou will want one when you see it
Mattresses made to order and renovated Silk Floss for Cushions andpUl0WB
COYNE MEHRTENv Tlie TTplaolsterers
Tolepolinti 928
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MASONIC TEMPLE
IP YOU ARE TROUBLED WITHdnndmir or any dlsonso of tho scalp atrial bottle of DANDRUFF KILLER willentirely romove all donbt as to tho vlrtnoclaimed for the preparation
1rlckly heat cured by a few applicationsRe suro that tho labol on tho bottle boars
tho two faces and name others aro Imi ¬
tations F IAOHECOSolo lroprlotor
SELLING AGENTS Holliater DrugOo Benson Smith ite Co Union BarberShop 1001 tf
DAVID M KUPIHEA Co
Commission Merchants
Also General Agents or Hawaiian Produce
of all Kinds
Purchasing Agents etc tto Advancesmade ou consignments
Wo have on lmnd tovernl tons of BestIslnm Corn Island Potatoes Uofleo RicoSugar Hawaiian Starch Salt CharcoalBeans etc oto
Live Stock for Speolal OrdersOur prices aro tho cheapest than any
other place In tho Hawaiian IslandsHawaiian and Chinese laborers huvTpllcd
also Mechanics and CarpentersOHlco and warehouse on KnnU Street
bet King aud Hotol Ste Brlio Hall10r Sw
FOR SALE
WELL ESTABLISHED HAVINGA Manufacturing Business in this CityNncnssarv Cnultnl SI 500- V WTl cji nAPVy ui 3 tins umcu iwiu ii
Alakea Street
vv W W W W W
GET IT ATWATERHOUSES
hA SPASM OF JOYIs seen in the faces of the pnt- -ronB of this store when they psee the handsome line of L
J Crockery and Glassware
TBLERE ARE kALWAYSs- -
SNew fresh Groceries of thoiT PURE FOOD grade in our
Grocery Departmont Wo are Lalways on the alert to servo
I you with tho best of overything5 that the
I American and European Markets I
can produce IS
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f Vluorley Block Bethel St
Groceries Hardwaref Grockery f
--f Established In 1861 Leaders In 1898
--M M M M M M--MORRIS K KEOflOKALOLE
lOUIS K McGREW
OEFIOE NO 1S KAAHUMANOStreet Honolulu formerly A RosaaOtllco United Utaios Custom HouseBrokors Accountants Seajjlieis oTHiH nud Jpimrnl Blns AinntH
Subscribe Tug Independent CO
cents per month
ARE YOU GOING TOIt so do not fail to call andsee our largo variety W o havebeen in tho Carriage businessmany years and you can pro-
fit¬
by our experience
Prices Quoted Upon a Call atOur Faotory
RUBBER TIRES A SPECIALTY
PAINTING REPAIRING AND TRIMMINQ AT SHORT NOTICE
Honolulu Carnage Manniacioiyr af
BISHOP GO
Savings BankOn October st 3898 and
continuing until further no-
tice
¬
Savings deposits will bereceived and intercut allowedby this Bank at four andone half per cent per annum
The terms rules and reg-
ulations¬
of the Hawaiian Pos-
tal¬
Savings Bank will beadopted as far as it is practic-able
¬
to apply them and tinCash Reskiive of 50000required under tho Postal Actwill bo maintained
Printed copies of tho Rulesand Regulations may be ob-
tained on the first of Octoberon application
BISHOP COHonolulu Sept 7 1808
990 tf
JT9S3E ARRIVEDA new lot of tho Finest
Musical InstrumentsAutoharps Guitars ViollnB Etc
Also a new invoice ol the Celebrated
Westenneyer PianosSpecially manufactured ior the tropical
climate second to none
MOKE THAN 100 OF THEM SOLD
J the Hawaiian Islands during the lastyears
WWAYB ON HAND A COMPLETEASSORTMENT OF
DRY GOODSAND
General Merchandise
Iso the choicest Europeancan
and Ameri- -
rears Ale Wines fcLtquorsAT MOBT ItEABOHABLI PMOI8Ed HOFFSOHUAEQEK CO
Corner King Bethel Streets
Mce Waring Co
Real Estate Dealers603 Fort 8t near King
iwildinq lotsHouses and lots and
Lands For salrism- s- Parties wishing to dispose of tnelr
rnpflTtlnn nr Invlt eil tn nail on im
lfietropolitan Meat Co
81 KING BTBKET
O J Walwe Mahaujir
Wholesale andltetall
3UTOHERSAMD
Navy Contractor
ccHBi omrimMa family Hotol
KBOUSE Prop
u Day 2U0
UKOiAl MONTHLY UATWB
i Hrntcif Attnducithc HnstBliiixtir
BOY A CARRIAGE
T T5
Joseph Obamberlaiu in bis nowfamous speech at Birmingham saidho would prefer the judgment oftho people to that of the diplomats
In the long run the mnj irity willbo fouud to be riht this is provenby tho success of our Rf public
The people may not be easily im-
posed
¬
upon and the wise merchantknows it
Many Kaviaainas travel consider-ably
¬
and learn from observationwhat other countries produce andknow whats what
When wo offer an article for saleand call it something were quitesure theres no false label on itquite sure indeed that it b justwhat wo call it or we wouldnt ex¬
pect to hold our position in thetrade very long
We havent laborpd steadily wellon toward the one fourth centurymark to reaoh the tbp iu our line ofbusiuess just to fool away that goodname we priza so much on a gameof chanco like misrepresenting anarticle of food
LEWIS CO211 FORT STREET
TELEPHONE 240
LAUNDRY WORK
Tho HONOLULU STEAM LAUNDRYCo LID Solicits your patronage uudGurancoi the
FINEST GLASS OF WORKAT
Reasonable Prices
Oulj White Ldbir Employed
M FLANNELS and SILKS Wash rl byHand Oidinary Mending and ButtonsSewed on
TELhPHONE No 583 andonters
Business Oards
leavn yourtf
EDMUND H HART
Notary Public and Typewriter Conveyanoer anp searcher of
Recoris
Office Campbell lock Merchant Streetnext tu Hawaiian W to
DK WALTER HOFFMANNCorner BereUnla and Pnnchbowl Street
Oillce Hours 8 to 10 A v l to 3 r m
7to8r M Sundays rt to 10 a m
Telephone C10
I03i
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P O Box 501
L O ABLES
General Business Real Estate andFinancial Aoemt
805 Fort Streot Honolulu H I
R N BOYD
Surveyor and Real Estate Agent
Office Dethol Street over tho New230 Model Restaurant ly
JOHN NOTT
Plumbing Tin Copper and SheetIron Work
King Btreet Honolulu
HAWAIIAN WINE CO
Frank Brown Manager
W nH n Wonlinl Qtoat Mnnnlnln W T
ALLEN Si ROBINSON
Dealers in Lumber asd CoalBuilding Materials or
All Kinds
Queen Etxeet Honolulu
AND
How Wo Took Khartoum
Wo wont swinging through tho tinpert innruhiug straight to righta wrong
For the British vongonucn tnrrieshut the British arm is loug
And tho Soudanese beside us withour darkies from tho Nile
Marched behind their British ser ¬
geants grinning sidolong gleesome smile
For they know we sought tho der-vish
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ami tboy heard the mutterod doom
Of the khalifas blank emblem whoreit iliated oer Khartoum
Scottish pipe and English bandMule and camel pack
Marching through a fiery landOn the Moslem track
Marching through he Ueeort sandWith our Union Jack
Englands honor iu each handSoldiers white and black
We went swinging through tho de ¬
sert such a troop waR never rcoiiAll avengers of the hero who drew
tears from E gaudtt quenMen of Wnrwfokinre and Lincoln
with the Irish FualloersAnd tho Oamerniih gay tartan flick
ing British GrenadiersOH Northumberland and Lanca-
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a swearing in thoir zealLancers gleaming on their charters
with their thews of British steel
Tramping through tho burninghaze
Far as ere could spanWith our Maxims all ablaze
Eager to a man I
Holding with a comrades gazeEgypt and Soudan
Thus we faced the dervish waysDown by Omdurman
God I But were they men or devilsFiercer sworduiu never drew
As they swooped a white robedlegion shouting Allahl whorethey flew
Oouutless banners waved above themshining brass aud copper drum
Set tho white mans heart a beatiugwith a new and savago thrum
When those cursing fiery demonsmet us in the serried shook
Met and fell ati II shouting Allahlwith black eyes that seemed tomock
Failing with a murder thoughtIn each eunnini brain
Shamming deal b until we broughtSuccour to their pain
Thnn the dying rose and wroughtDevils deeds again
Sol Our British vengeance soughtVictims mid tho slain
Satans hordes ware loose upon usbut Gode augeU hovered round
Faith and lo7es while pinions quiv-ered
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when our Lancers took theeronnd
Charging through the dervishsquadrons Burling death oueman to fourl
Thenwith thinner ranksand serriedfaoing round to charge oncemore
Gathering our fallen heroes hewedaud hacked from out the fray
With Gods glory on their foreheadscalm as on their drilling day
Through ourshamo
puUes prido and
Coursed like wine of warBlack and white lips spoke the
nameOf our great Sirdar
Swore the Moslem rago to sameMoslem force to bar
Swore toquenoh the crescent flameIn our Northern Starl
With fot teoth we fought andslaughtered dervishes likesnowflakes fell
While our black recruits God blessthorn rushed tho foo withsavage yell
They woro bent upon their ven-
geance¬
wo wore dreaming onour own
On tho death for which no courageno devotion could atone
But wo slew a dastard Moslem foreaoh hair of Gordons head
Slow a Moslem for each teardropby our sovereign hdy shod I
Tramping on tha Moslem trackTo the Moslem doom
Crashing in our wild attackOn to dark Khartoum V
Till we knelt men white and blackIn the sunset gloom
Where our ladya Uuion JackWaves oer Gordons tombl
A 11 Kose SoUy in S F Call
Enterprise
The men from tho camps whoknow good beer when thoy lasto itclaim that tho Enterprise Beerserved at the Merchants Exchangecorner of King and Nuuauu streetsis the best brow to bo found in
Honolulu It is pure clear andvory refreshing and can safely betaken with or without screens
Wainioa rhubarb oolory cabbageand potatoes Edgar HenriquosMasonio Temple
BUSINESS LOCALS
Amerinan Messeuger ServiceMasonic Tun pie Telephone Hi
4 Buttnu White Kid Gloves usu ¬
ally sold at S2 now 1 25 at Sach8
10 Button Musquotairn SwodoGloves Regular price 3 now 2at Saehs
For Limes Lhuiour aud AlligatorPilars etc go to Maso io TempleFruit Store Edgar Hmiriques
Persons requiring tombstonesshould apply to Fred Harrison whohas a choice lot of now designs nnview
Beautiful shades of Tan and Fawn4 Buttou Kd Gloves with heavystitching Rgular 2 quality now
150 at Sachs
Ring up Telephone llrf if anyonodesires n good rubber tirod liaukwith careful drivers J S AndradeManager Ciy Carriage Co
Keutuckvs Unions Jrssse MooroWhiskey unequalled for its puriiyand excellence On sale at iny ofthe saloons and at Luvejoy Codistributing agents for the HawaiianIslands
A grand durance sale of Christ-mas
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gnoils including dolls and toyswas commenced Monday at LB Korrs store Queen street and sogreat are the hsrgains that tho storehas been crowded all day notwith ¬
standing the holiday Kerr is soil-ing
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these good at half price theybeing part of a bankrupt stockbought iu London All those insoarch of Christmas goods would dowell to call and examine his stock
To the Soldiers
The Boys in Blue complain thatthey have not bon served with theEastern beer which tickels their
palates and makes them goodnatured
Pabst Milwaukee Beer on draft is
now served at a proper temperaturein the Royal Pacific and Cosmopolitan saloons conducted by thooliteof the employees of tho PeacockCo
The Milwaukee Beer on draft hasproven a tonic which is daily help-ing
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the sensiblo soldiers who arepatronizing the three great refresh-ment
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places where the beor is soserved that even prohibitiouistsfromMilwaukee recommend it
Camarinos Uofrigorator
Per AUSTRALIA Frozn Evtornand California Oystertiu aud shellGmuhj in Seat nn Fruits and Vngetables Fine Olive Oil Dry FruitNew Crop of Nuts Raisins etc etcCALIFORNIA FRUIT MARKET
Telephone 878
BY AUTHORITY
IRRIGATION NOTICE
Holders of water privileges orthose paing water rates are hereliyuotified that the hours for irrigationpurposes nre from 6 to 8 oclock a mand from 4 to 6 oclock p m
II Holders of water privileges ontheslopesof funchbnwl above Greenstreet aud in Nuuanu Valley aboveSchool street are hereby notifiedthat they will not be restricted tothe irrigation hours of 6 to 8 amand i to C p m but will be allowedto irrigate whenever sulBcient wateris available provided that they donot use the water fur irrigation pur-poses
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for more than four hours inevery twenty four
ANDREW BROWNSupt Honolulu Water Works
Approved J A KINGMinister of Interior
Honolulu H I Sept 7 1898990 1 f
Should Yon be Weary
and Fall o Thirst
JCALL AT
N BBEHAMSHop Hcor Cottaee No 11 Konla form
erly Smith Street
Kb inakoi a special y of the browilia ofHOI UKEIl Hiid evory bottle passesunder bis pordnual miorvlai n mid Isgnarnntod by hi in HOP UEKHis not anIntoxlciinl is nun alonhnlfo and i a coilnalaail boine llko bovt rape M Hreham conrts un open inspection of bis placeand his metliols of busluoss
TO LETR00M COTTAGE AT WAJKIKIA3 Inrcarof Mrs J lemon Inquire
of M K KEOHOKALOLI5101O W or h K McXIREW
mt PIN 4 CO
LIMITED
AGENTS FOllWE8TKKN SUOAU 11EFINING CO
San Francisco Cnl
BALDWIN LOCOMOTIVE WOHKSPhiladelphia 1onn U H A
NEWELL UNIVERBAL MILL COMaul Natlonnl Unne Shredder1
Now York IT 8 A
N OHLANDT COSan Francisco Ual
UIHDOK IKONW011K8
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LOCOMOTIVE
Sun Francisco Oal
Wm 6 Irwin CoILIMITID
Win O Irwin President ManagerClans Spreckels
V V OWnrd Secretary TreasurerM H Whitney Jr Auditor
SUGAR FACTORSAND
iimmnissifra AgentsAOKNTB 07 TUB
Oceanic Steamship CompyOf Run KYnnnlncn Out
HIGH PRICESWill as usual bo the result of
This Cruel WarTHEREFORE CO OPERATE
Attention is railed to tho benefits en-joyed
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bv Mihscnbcrs to the PALAMa OOOPJiRATlVh GRUOKKY CO LD hasgroceries at a lit le nil vincoori Ban Fran-cisco
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pi c credit to smbirrlbt rs to theamount tif shatos ho d pr lit of the busi ¬
ness returned tosubso Ibt rsovry Jmunihsprobublo IneroHtc value of shares witha libera discount oil niuuthy bills Andnow wlint are Me rikn We answer nonebeenuso suhMiriheis can either tell theirha nsorako groceries to their amount
if yon wont to withdraw or ro awayP o ise enn ider th above nnit call or
address Palrua Grocery CoLM for a shar i ur f r Inr her information
Par vaiiHof shares or 12 60 onlybelli required to Income n subscriberIplppliiiiif 7Vi WX If
THUS LINDSAYJ2CWH33LEK
IS PREPARED TO
Manufacture and KepairAll kinds of Jewelry
FIBBX OLABS WOBK ONLYN Tivh Bnllfllne Vorr Rt f
JOHN PHILLIPS
Plumber and Gas fitterOrders promptly attended to and work
guaranteed
HOTEL STREET WEAR FORITELEPHONE 302
BEN IIAAIIEOPlumber - and - TinsmithAll work dono Properly Promptly and
Prolltably lor PatronsSATISFACTION GUARANTEED
OfflrR Klnc Slrnnt near Knllrnnri Depot77H lv
HAWAIIAN CARRIAGE MFG CO Ltd
121 Quetin Streot
OARRIAGE AND WAGON BUILDERS
RUBBER TIRE8 AND ROLLER BEARING AXLEH
WILSON WUITEHOUSE
Solo Licenses Hawaiian Islands170 121 Quenn Street tf
A R ROWAT D V 0Graduate of McGill University Montreal
Hashndlen years practical fxporioneoin tint treatment of Ho eo Cattlo andDomextlo Pets in the Hawaiian Islands
Ordors leftst Club or Ilinlieon Stableswill be reeolved and prompty ultondod toOffice filO Fort Btieot v Teleiilione 780
070 tf
LONG BRANCH BATBSV AIKIKI BEAOH Honolulu H I
a J SDERW00D Proprietor
There earth and air and tea and tkyiWith breaker joiiy give lullaby
King Streot Tram Cars puss tho doorfailles nnd ohlldren spenlnlfy cures for
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