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Now York, April 18. A specialto tho flernld from WashingtonBays:

As n rosult of the United Statesgranting to Switzerland tbo eniuocomiuorcial privileges accordecbioFranco under tho reciprocitynprremonf with the lnttor country,Bevoral European and South Atno-- iicnn nations have domauded that

like privileges bo allowed to them.So dangerous to tho commorcial

interests of this country has o

this Swiss treaty, underwhich Switzerland is entitled totho bonefits obtained by Pranceunder bor agreement with thoUnited States, 'that it was statedtoday that it has becomo nocossnry to formally donounco it, euohdenunciation to tako offoot earlyin 1900.

Tho treaty provides that "eachof tho contracting parties herebyengages not to grant any favor incommerce to any nation, union ofnations, stato or sooioty whichBhall not immediately bo enjoyedby tho other party."

Boforo Gormnny or auy other oftho nations desirous of obtainingtho privilcgos granted to Switzer-land can rocoivo thorn, they willbo required to mako reciprocalcompensation to tho United States.The matter is of considerable im-portance, especially as it is theexpectation of tho Stato Department that boforo the expiration oftho poriod in which tho treaties ofreciprocity bo made, sovoral instruments will havo been signedand Switzerland, during tho lifoof hor treaty will havo to bo pivoutho privileges thus granted toother nations.

Edward Shaofer of Battery E,Gib Artillery, on board tho War-ro- n,

was post printer at Washing-ton, D. 0. He used to bo a jobprinter on his own account in anOhio town.

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Denver, April 19. U. S. Senator Ilenry M. Tollorand Congressman John F. Sbafrotb, in statements published today emphatically deolaro in favor of maintain-ing tho silver ropublican organiz-ation not souly in "Colorado butthroughout'tho union.

They eny that the silver ques-

tion will bo a paramount issue in1900.

Mr. Tellor says tbo gold demo-

crats will not bo ablo to control

tbo democratic couvontion andthat, ns in 1890, they will supportthe republican candidate. Ho saysthat tho democratic conventionwill tho platform of 1890

and that the party must and willbo allied with tho silver ropublio-a- n

party and tho populist party,both of which must maintain theirorganizations and lend all theiraid to win a victory in tho greatbattle of 1900.

" I cannot concoivo of a politicalsituation that will induce mo tofavor a union with McKinloy re-

publicans," says Senator Teller." Tho republican party is so thor-oughly dominated by trusts, syn-

dicates and combinos that I havono bopo of roliaf in that quarter.I thoroughly boliovo that tho con-tinu-

administration of the gov-

ernment by the ropublican partyob nowcontrolod throatenstho veryexistence of free government."

Mr. Tellor espressos no prefor-onc- o

ns to candidates but Mr. Sbaf-rotb suggests tho nanw) of Bryanand Towno. Ho says thoro is acompltito silver republican organ-ization in 32 states and at leastthat number will bo represented intho national convention.

Professor J. Ligbtfoot and aparty of friends while sailing offthe harbor yesterday in tho Ma-

rion enconntored a school of abouttwonty sharks the smallest ofwhich was about six foot long.

)BETHEL STREET

--Leudcru 1800

At Waterhouse'sREFRIGERATED

POULTRY

"For tlie Sunday Dinner.

GroceriesCrockeryHardware

If you're looking for the best goods,strictly modern methods, AND A SQUAREDEAL all around, you'll find them at

WATERHOUSE'SBIG

Apartment StoreEstablished 1851- -

Tack Chew Brings Salt Against Mar

shal and Deputy.

Large Bond Required in Large Estate An- -

clhejQook.ot.Judlclal Decisions

VBelng"cilsSl.

Judgo Ferry grantod tho peti-

tion of E. H. Wodeboueo to haveJohn Ena appointed in his placeas trusteo for Mary S. Aehton andchildren. Mr. Ena filed a bondin and a receipt to Mr.WodebouBO for $1110.08. Hob- -

ortson & Wilder for petitioner.Akoi makes answer to tbo bill

for partition of Wong Leong, inbis own right and on behalf of hissix minor onildron. ilo asks tobe appointed guardian ad litem ofhis six minor children, and praysthat no partition bo orderod fur-ther than to sot apart their interests in one body as a home for thechildren.

Kan Wing Obow of Waialuabrings a suit for $5000 damagesagainst Marshal Brown and De-

puty Marshal Ohillingworth forfalso arrest and imprisonment ona charge of felony.

Judgo Ferry reserves decisionon demurrer in Makeo SugarCompany vs. Tuck Obow, briefsto bo filed in five days. Kinney,Knllou fc JUcUlanauan tor com-

plainant; Robertson & Wilder forrespondent.

Tho petition for lcavo to sellproperty in tbo J. H. Ooney esfate has boon transferred fromequity to probata adjudication,Judge Ferry ordering that partiesinterested bo cited by summonsand publication. J. M. Monsar- -

rat for petitioner.Judgo Forry has approved tbo

account of administration of tboestate of O. O. Borgor minors pre-sent by tho executors of H. A.Widemann's will.

Judgo Stanloy continues An-ton- o

vs. Castlo to await master'sreport. Magoon & Silliman forplaintiff; W. It, Oastlo, defondant,in person.

In tho matter of tho estnto oftho Richardson minors, Ruth andQeorgo, tho potition of tho motherfor tho appointment of guardiansis granted by Judgo Porry. AugustAureus, undo of the minors, andFred. W. Macfarlane aro appoint-ed to succeed tho lata H. A. Wide-man- n.

Tbo bond is $100,000, ortho value of tho estate. HenrySmith for tho mother, F. M. Hatchfor executors.

Honry Smith, chief clerk of thoJadiciary, is closing Vol. XI. ofHawaiian Reports with tbo MoCundleBB vs. Ii decision. An ap-pendix will contain resolutions ofcondolonco on departed momborsof Beuoh and Bar.

Saw ilia Warftire.E. O. Smith, formerly manager

of the Pearl City Fruit Co., andMrB. Smith returned from Austia- -

lla in tuo moana. Tlioy saw aBritish man-of-w- ar Bhelliue tbowoods back of Apia, and with apass from tho American authori-ties they went ashoro at Ap'ii.Tlioy wero allowed to walk in thomain street but not iu tbo sideBtreots. A Bad contrast was onevery sido apparent betweon tbopretty tropical town they hadvisited fivo mouths nco and thobattered and doaolate placo nowsoen. Many of the picturosnuenativo houBes had beon turneddown. Frarno housos on overyhand woro riddled with bullets.Tho Tivoli hotol was a wreckfrom its baptism of leaden audiron hail.

Th Uuxkeri.Tonight tbo Quakers will give

their farewoll show, introducing abig doublo bill; four now faceswill appear, including Yan Gofro,tho world's greatest contortionist.Presents givon away. Everybodycome and let us bid you a morrygood-by- o.

Increase of Eva Plantation Company's

Stock to Five Millions.

The New Shares All For Distribution to

Tresent Stockholders Reserve Fund

Will Be Started.

At tho adjouruod mooting ofstockholders of tho Ewa Planta-tion Company, hold in tho Cham-

ber of Commerco room this morn-ing, tho proposition to increasetbo capital stock was adopted,

An application will bo made totbo Government for leavo to

tho capital from $2,000,000divided into 20,000 shares, each ofS100 par value, to 55,000,000, di-

vided into 250,000 shares, each of20 par value.It is proposed to issue the sbaroB

as a stock dividend to tho presentBtoclcuolders. XSo suaros oxceptodd ones will bo sold. This istho second increase of tho capitalstock mado by Ewa. Tho Gist onodoubled it from tho original onemillion, the stockholders receivingtho entiro inoreaso pro rata. Withthis second increaso eaoh dollar oforiginal par valuo stands at fivodollars of preseut par valuo. Attho raarkot valuo tbo oricinaldollar stands at about eight dollars

Tho company also resolved tohavo a reserve fnud, tho amountof which will bo at tho discretionof the directors. Amendments totho bylaws woro adopted in conformity with tho resolutions passed by the meeting.

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oicnnisnip Line Expansion. K

sIn view of the probable discon-

tinuance of the Vancouver mail ser-

vice, the, New Zealand Herald says,It has recently been proposed to addthree fast steamers to the San Fran-

ciscoV

mall fleet and establish a regu-

lar fortnightly service. That paperthen gives an account of a specialmeeting of the Auckland Chamberof Commerce, to oppose a sugges-tion of the Premier that the fort-

nightly !I

service might run alternate-ly to Auckland and Wellington.With the new steamers being builtfor the Oceanic Steamship Com-pany and the proposed three faststeamers if the Union SteamshipCompany, a splendid service willbe Inaugurated of which Honolulumay expect Immense benefit outsideof more frequent malls between hereand San Francisco. Counting Inthe Canadian-Australi- an Line, therewill be three steamers a month each

lVy LTCIWCCI1 11UIII1 MilCIIUl 1!IU

Australasia, calling at Honolulu, j

Increased dockage becomes a para- - kmount necessity In this prospect. -

VTjczjrjrjrjarjrjrjrjrjirArAVL

Htlll Th.y GO.

The following are booked toleavo for San Francisco in thothe City of Poking tonightamong tho iiumhor beingseveral who found it impossibleto got rooms in tho Moana:

B D Hioks and wife, F O HicksCol H M Lazolle, Mr Marques,Mr and Mrs Tewksbury, Mrs KPhilips, H O Fenn, P M Lydig,U S A, and valet, Mr and MrsNiokolson, Mr Eskill, Mrs A 11

MoMahan, A O lUlofson, Mrs DO Sheffield, Mr and Mrs R ItDinsmoro, Miss D Lauer, Miss FLauor.

Anlmali ut LaruCA reader Bonds this noto: "In

tbo Bulletin of tho 27th inet.mention is mado of coooanuts tobo planted along tbo now beachroafj. Now boforo thoy aro plant-ed something ought to be done toprevent stay animals from roam-ing about. At times thero arosheet), pigs and horsos on thoroad. Also tho road requires alittlo repairing in tho neighbor-hood of Mr. John Ena'a place."

Dozen from Manila in Steamer City

of Peking.

On Their Way to New York for Dime Museum

Not a Formidable Looking Lot-Pl- eased

With Their Trip.

Thero aro a dozen Filipino in-

surgents in town and they arowalking about ns freely on Uncle'Sam's soil as if their brothers intho Philippines had not fired a sogun against tho soldiers from tho ofUnited States. The City of Pek-

ing brought tho people to town.Of this number, six aro men, thrcowomen and two chiluron. Theynil look alike Thoy aro veryshort, very swarthy and do notlook at all fierco.

Tbcso Filipinos aro on theirway to Now York whither thoy goto tnko part in a show that is soonto mako its appearance there. Thomanager of this show saw bis op-portunity in getting to Amoricasoma of tho people actually en-

gaged in warfaro with tho Amer-icans and sont out an agont to thoPlnlippiuos who is nboard thoPeking in charge of tho dozen in-surgents. Thoro is no doubt thathe will coin monoy by bis enter-prise.

Tho Filipinos havo boen allowed to walk about tho city at thoirown sweot will. Homo of themcomplain that tho weather hero isloo not. xnis is prouuuiy on apar with a colored woman whocamo from tbo State recently andcomplained that Hawaii had avory peculiar climate. Tho sunwas sobot that sho found herselfbecoming moro and moro Bun-bur-

overy day. Sho really didnot know what she should do.

Tho Filipinos aro having a smallroom all to themselves in thosteorago of tho City of Peking.Tho steorago steward says thoykept very muoh to tberasolvos alltho way from Hongkong, playingcards together and strumming on aguitar all tho day long. Thismusical turn of mind thoy havoevidently obtained from thoSpanish blood that is in theirveins. Card playing is ono of thoweaknesses of all mankindwhich tho Filipinos havo to a vorymarked oxtont. Tbov do not nlavwith tho samo kind of card as tboAmericans.

Thoro is ono fellow in tho lotthat speaks English very woll.All the others are addicted to theSpanish habit of tonguo. Thomon, strango to say, are vorymuch hotter looking that thewomen and, for such small beings,aro vory strong aud agile. Thowomon do not look at all happy.Wbon thoy smilo Eomconeacquainted with their habitsof lifohas to explain it or an outsiderwould bo hopolessly at Boa ns towhnt tbo expression of counte-nance means. Tim men aro dif-ferent. They laugh as if thoymean it. Tho children aro tbosame as tho men in that they cryas if they mean it.

Tho lilipinos dross vory woll,evoryono looking quito neat andcloau in American olothos. Peo-ple havo boon down to havo a lookat tuom all clay. I'uey eoon gotwind of this and took n trip uptown, probably bo that moro neo- -

Elo could soe thorn. Cameras willswimming before their eyes all

day. It is hoped that this will boall for many people who wontaboard during tho forenoon askedtho mon to havo a drink.

Thoro is now ou its way fromManila to Now York, material fora comploto Filipino village. This i

will bo put up in New York City I

and it is in tho hats of this placothat the Filipinos now aboard thoOily of Peking will mal:o their I

homo. '

W. K. Siraerson, iorraorlyfreight clerk of tho MnurmLoB,has beon promoted to bo pursorof tho Kauai. Ho will tako upbis now duties at once.

Believes the Real Estate Boom Has

Not Started Yet.

Illustrates His Confidence In Sugar Stocks

With Instances of Two Yery Valuable

Planting Estates.

One of tho hustling businessmen who have made Fort street ametropolitan mart enid to a Bulletin reportor that ho never felt

elated as now over tho prospictsHonolulu." Ileal oatate ia only in its be-

ginning here," whs ono reruork,and tiie speaker proceeded:

" Ae to overdoing tbo dealing instocks, the idea is absurd. Lookbore! "and ho begun dabbingfigures on a scrap of "Oo-kn- la

has divided up it shnres tonto one, and announced a dividendof ono and a half percent amonth, or eighteen percent a year.Yet tho shares hnng at l'JS. Iwould not part with any of myOoknla holding.

" Now look at Oihti. I consid-er that is ono of tho finost propo-sitions in tho market, ovon if itgoes to 100. Oabu has tho biggestmill in these islnnds if not iu tboworld. Wbon it begins on thecrop, about a week trom now, itcan grind out over thrco hundredtons evory twenty-fou- r hours.There is ono vacuum pan capabloof a striko of fifty tons of sugar.Alongsido nro two others with acapacity of twenty- - live tons each.Auoiuer unng , mat llioro isspace, loft alongside overy pieco ofmachinery and apparatus iu thomill to duplicate tho outiro nlnntshould it ever become necessary.

" Thoro is a debt owiug toHackfeld of perhaps SIOU.OOO.Whnt would bo ensior than to add$000,000 to tbo capital stock of

making it SJ.OlO.C00and selling tho new eliarop at parto tho present stockholders ? Thiswould clear oil tho debt nnd leavo$200,100 to surplus.

" Sugar is going right up tofivo cents. Oatiu will havo a cropof 10,000 tons this yonr. Thero isa million dollars, or about thirty-seve- n

and a bait percent on thoinvestment. It certaiuly assuresnil the oxponso of next year'rcrop, including the expansion ofarea. Ihe plantation can get lotaof moro land."

Wh.re It tlie .Viwporll

Tho Transport Newport is nowovor two days behind tho Warrenand sho started out fully twohours ahead of the latter. SincoBho is rated ns fast hs tbo Worronand has made soma fine runs dur-ing her trips botweon Manila andSau Francisco, it is thought bythoso who havo had most to dowith tho transports hero that shohas suffored a breakdown of somokind.

Tho Moana got away for SamFranoiBco shortly after 10 o'oloolclast night. Sho took ovor seventypassengorB from this port. Thofitenraor had evory statoroom full.Tho Sixth Artillery band playedsevoral selections on tho wharfaftor tho concert at tho hotel.

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Fresh Goods by Every Steamer.Telephone 080.

t. J. SALTER,Grocery and Provision Merchant

Oi'plicum Block, Fort Street.(Opposite Central Fire Station.)

Bargains in Toilet and Laundry Soaps,GOODS DKTjlVKltKl) TO ANY l'AUT OF CITY.

JUST ARRIVED.A T,jrge Aisortniont of ,

Bedroom Sets... --A.3STD

Iron BedsteadsCity Furniture Store,

Telephone SJG. Lovo

Fraternal Directory.

UAltHOtfY LODGE No. 3,I. O. 0. F.,

MeoUoory Monday uonlng at 7:30,In lliiriiinny Hull, KIiir street.

J. I). MoVKIOH, N. (!.K. It. HKNDHY, Secretary.

AH l8ltlng brotliors ory cordiallylmlteil.MYST10 LODGE No. 2, K.of P.,

Moots every "Wodiiewlay evening at7:30 o'cloeK, Catttle Hall. Htreet.Visiting brothers cordially Invited toattend.1016 A.E. MUItPH Y, K. R. S.

HONOLULU OH A PTEU No. 1,R. A. M.,

Moots ovory third Thurvlay ooniti(? InMasonic Tomplo. AllvlHltlng compan-ions cordially invited.

A. K. GILFILLAN, H. P.J. T). TUCKKR, Secretary.

HONOLULU COMMANDEIIYNo 1, K. T.

Meets In Masonic Tumplo on tho secondThursday evening of each month. AllVisiting Sir Knights courteously Invited.

IIUNHY 1 COOmt, E. C.J. D. TUCIMIt, Itocordor.

OAHU LODGE No. 1, K. of P.Moots ovory Thursday oenlng at theirCastlo Hall, 12(IM Fort street, at 7:30.Members of Mystic Lodgo No. 11, andvisiting brotliors, cordially iirWtod.

o. i:. varu, o. c.F. 11. K1L11HY,

1019 K. of It. and 8.

COURT LUNALILO No. GCOO,

A. O. F.,Meots every llrst and Friday, atK. of 1'. Hall. Fort street. A cordialInvitation Is extended to lsltlng broth-ers. For order C. It.

A. FiriTKIl,1023 Socrotary.

NUUANU OHAPTER ROSEOROIX,

No.l.A.-- . & A.-- . S.-.R- ..

Mcotitlio llrst Thursday In each month,at Masonic Tomplo. Sojourning andvisiting brotliors cordially liultcil to at-

tend all mooting.W. M.'. FltAKK II. AUKRUACII.

ALLAN II. SCKIMOEOmt.becrotary.

HAWAIIAN LODGE NO. 21,F. AND A. M.

Maionlc Turpi. N. E. corner Alak.a and Hotel Su.Statod luootlngs, llrst Monday oach

month. Special meetings, v lion callod(will bo noted In this spuc-o)-

.

Mombors Lodgo Le Frogros, I'aclfloLocIro, and all sojourning brethron cor-

dially Invitod.ED. I. SPALDING, W. M.

1C. R. G. WALLACE. Secretary.

KAMEHABIEHA LODGE OFPERFECTION,

No. I, A. & A. 8. R.'.Meots at Masonic Templo tho fourthThursday in oach month. Sojourningand Isltlng brotliors aro cordially In-

vitod to attoud all meetings.V.'. M.'. FltANK II. AUIUtllACII.

CLA1U:NC1: L. OltAIlHi:, Socrotary.

LODGE LE PROGRES DEL'OOEANIE.

No. 121, A. t A. S.Rito. ,

Diiuuu meetings on wiu mt milium uieach month, In its hall, Masonic Tomplo. It

C. M. WMTK.W. M.II. 0. CItAIlUi:, Secretary.

GEO. W. DeLONG POST No.45, G. A. R.,

Dopartmont of California and Novada, ofmoets at Harmony Hall, King slrcot,first Thursday ovonlng of ovory month.Sojourning comrados aro cordially In-

vited to attend.I L. LAI'MIUIE, P. 0.

T. COrKLANl), Atljt.

HONOLULU SCOTTISHTHISTLE CLUB,

Lovo Block, Fort street. Heading roomopen day and ovonlng for reading andsocial Intercourse. Iteguhir mootingFriday, 7 0 p.m. Visiting Scotsmenespecially welcome at all tlinos.

OHO. L. DALL, Chlof.AT.KX. II. KF.NNEDY, Socrotary.

"' THE WAVERLEY OLUR.Organized 1S07.

Wavorloy Block ; ontranco on Itotholstreet. Filos of standard magazines andperiodicals! londlng library) bllllnrd,pool and card tables forfrco uso of mom-bors. Arrangements for transient visit-ors. F.ntranco foo 81.25; monthly dues,in advance, 1. Ilnomsopnu from8a,m.to 11 p. m everyday.

A. V. OIIAH, President.JAMIS T.COPKLAN1), Itocordlng.Soo'y.ALLKN 11. SOHIMniX Fin. Seo'y.

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Island Orders Solicited.P. O. Box 300.

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Kuildiiift 5JU-5-30 Port St.

RUBBER

STAMPS

MADE AT

SHORT

NOTICE

HAWAIIAN

NEWS

CO., LTB.MERCHANT ST.

Barbers.

Notice.Ilolne returneJ and ettatllshel myielfat the

Europriin Shaving Parlor, Merchant ttreet, oppositeJull DiillJIne, I wish to call the attention ol my oldcustomers ani new ones ho wish to favor us ulththeir trade.

M A. PIXOTO.formerly of the'.Unlon Hatter Shop.

SilentBarberShop

K- -Arlington Block, Hotol Street.

Joseph Fernandez, Prop'r

ttNDRr$TO2affW'LiJSlr

NO HOMESHOULD UI3 WITHOUTA SUPPLY OFDANDRUFF KILLERON HAND

has become vory popular, and Isbolngusotl by lioth soxes. A Euro euro fortlantlruir, prlckloy boat, and till sVInuisoasos. fcoui uy all druggists, and atUnion Barber Shop. llemombor thotrade mark, "tho two facos." Bowaro

Imitations.F. PAOIIECO,

Tel 000. Sole Proprietor.

Caution.All those claiming lots under deeds or

receipts In the Oaliu Cemetery are reques-ted to present evidences of their title toDavid Dayton, Secretary, at his office onMerchant street, on or before April 29th,1899.

All unsettled contracts or unclaimed lotswill be sold as provided under charter ofthe Association.

DAVID DAYTON,Secretary.

Per Order of Board of Trustees.ii88-2- it

Late ol San TranclKo, has opened

DRESSMAKING BOOMSAt the QUEEN HOTEL COTTAGE. Through Ionexperience and constant attendanco to work at theCoast, Mrs. Wolf has acquired the art ot perfectfittlne, and also elvlnc full satisfaction In the latestand modern fashion.

THE EVENING BULLETIN: HONOLULU, H. I., APRIL 29, 1899.

LOCAL AND GENERAL,

Oiphenin Thentro touiglit.Cyclono CamcrnB aro tho best

ami cheapest."Whools routed; J. J. Richard-

son, Hotel street.American Messenger service

Masonio Templo.Tolophouo 444.

Orplieum soatB can bo bookedby ringing up Tolophono No. 510.

Do you want an opicurean fouBt,tbon dino nt tho Homo Bakery onSunday.

James F. Morgan will Hull byauction on Wednesday, May 3d,at 10 o'clock a. m., a lino of tailorgoods, comprising sorgo?, cash-meres, etc.

Rev. G. L. Pearson will deliveran address to young pooplc at thoMethodist Lpiscopal church tomorrow night. Subjoct, "Temper-ance for tho Young."

II. M. Giddincs, oftlioY. M. 0. A. at Springfield,Mo., will speak to young men attho Y. M. 0. A. hall, Sunday afternoon at '1 o'clock. All aro in-

vitod.

Mr. Withers, mannger of Ho-

nolulu Stock Yards Co., advertisessecond-han- d vehicles and harnoss,and nil kinds lire stock for snlo.Corapleto rigs a specialty. SeoNew Today.

"Earnestness" will bo tho subject of Rev. W. A Gardner's sermon at tho Oliristian church onSunday at 10 a. m. In tho ovon-in- g

ho will dolivor a short addresson "Shall Wo Burn Our Dead orBury Thorn." After tho addressthere will bo a fifteen minute ser-mon on tho topic. "Has GodSpoken to Man."

"I feel it my duty to givo you ntruthfaj statement of whnt Chamborlain's Colic, Cholora andDiarrhooa Remedy did," writes J.S. Collins, of Moore, S. C, "I hada child about two earB old, thathad tho diarrhoea for two months.I tried all the best known reme-dies, but nono gave tho least ro-lio- f.

When this remedy camo toband, I gave ns directed, aud intwo days tho child wob completelycured." Hold by all doalers.Bonson, Smith & Co., GonoralAgents.

e.

Jim l'Oit'a IlPnrlll.

Toni.ht tho veteran vaudevilleartist, Mr. James Post, takes hisinitial benefit in this city. It isprimarily duo to Mr. Post's ar-rival in Honolulu that tho publiopossoss a variety theatre and tothat gentleman's nssiduous andconciontious labors can be almostwholy attributed tho Orphoum'spresent standing as n popularplaco of amusement. Mr. Post isnn artist whoso flow of humoureoems aBiuoxhauetablc ns an arte-sian well and tho patrons of thohouso aro indebted to him formany a hearty laugh. The com-pany will appear in full force andnow business. Du Boll, "princoof tho air," will walk tho highwire stretched betweon tho Or-pbeu- m

and tho fino station onohour provious to the performance.

TodHj'a ItlHe Mioot.

Companies B and G, N. G. H.,will indulge in a match shoot thisafternoon at tho Kakaako butts.Thoro will bo twenty raon on aside. Co. B is tho challengingparty. Tho G men will do theirboat to uphold tho record Uioyhavo alrondy made in tho N. G. H.

Water Colors in sets for

children and adults ; also Col-

umbian Photo Colors, which

anybody can use successfully.

Oil colors and artists' materials

of all sorts.

KING BROS.,

110 Hotel street.

No shop-wor- n goods on the coun-ters of merchants who advertise inThe Bulletin.

J

CHAS. D. WALKER,Designer and Dullder of a

Yachts, Boats and Launches I

Works, (9 KINO ST.P O. Don 6j. Telephone 7C0,

THE BRRW OF OLYMPUS.

THE "HOFFMAN," comer of Hoteland Nutianu streets, claims to be the'Manner" resort for gentlemen and holdsthe line. L. H. Dee, the proprietor, hasattained success In ills line, by speciallysupervising everything connected with hisestablishment. He now Introduces to hisnatrons "Olympla Beer." Tills brew Isfrom the "Capital Brewing Co." ofOlympla, the capital of the State ofWashington, and was received by the"Garonne." Mr. Schmidt, the leadingspirit of this corporation is a practicalChemist and Brewer, and after years ofsearch and Investigation located his plantat Olympla, on account of the peculiar vir-tues of the water of the Turn Falls, astream that Is noted for Its distinctive qua-lities of clearness, coldness and lack ofmineral and decaying vegetable Impurities.Pure beer an only be made with nurewater, and Turn water Is traditional inWashington with the Indians and originalwhite settlers. The "Olympla Draught"Is under the special control and agency ofMr. Dee and he Invites his patrons andfriends to a personal test and is u llling toabide by their judgment on the merits ofhis latest venture.

Wall Papers,AND

WINDOWSHADES22

New Season's Goodsnow opening. Makeyour selections whilethere is a large varietyto select from -- ?is jkx

Leiers & CookeFORT ST.

Desks !

Desks !

Desks !

We have received a large consignment of

Desks, 'Chairs andOffice Specialties

per the bark " Martha Davis. " whichwill be placed on the market at San Fran-cisco prices, plus the freight, etc. Salenow open at our ware-room- s on QueenStreet.

Henry w aterliw k Co

Office, Queen Street.TELEPHONE in.

$250 GASH !

AND BALANCETO SUITPURCHASER,WILL BUY

APAWAATRACTLOT!75 x 140, facing either on King or Beretanla streets. The cheapest lots In thecity, on the line of the proposed electriccars. Ready for building. Go and seethe lots TO-DA-

Further particulars of

WILL E. FISHERReal Estate AgentAnd Auctioneer,

FORT AND MERCHANT STREETS.ROTH'S STORE.

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ForSale!

3,000 Acresin South Konasuitable for Coffee Cultivation.

, KEOHOKALOLE,

Real Estate Agent,

15 KajViiumjVnu St.

Fop Rent.Tho Promises known as

tho " TIVOLI" situatod on

tho beach at "Waikiki. J7ur-nish- od

or Unfurnished.

For particulars, apply to

WILLIAM SAYIDGE,

No. 310 Fort St.

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rTHACKFELD & CO. Ltd 'JCOMPLETE ASSORTMENT OP

DRY GOODS!French, German, English and American.

A Fine Selection of Dress Goods, Zephyrs, etc.Tailors' Goods, a Etill Assortment.

Clothing, TJntlonvoar, Shawls.

A Large Variety of SADDLES and SADDLEMAKERS' TRIMMINGS.

America and European I

GROCERIES, LIQUORS, BEERS AND'MINERAL WATERS. .

Sl-i- p Olia-ra-cileir- -

Since We Must Eat to Live, Let's Have the 'Best.

SctpLUfyllq's Best Tis0ONBI8TINO OP

Japan Flavor, English Breakfast and Ceylon. Also

SCHILLING'S BEST BAKIHG POWDER,Glvo them a trlnl. Monoy back If you doji't thorn.

Ohoico Block Butter, Kits Orcainory Butter, 'Eidolity Brand Bacon, Hams, J

Mild Ohceso, Smoked Beef, oto., otc.

Chas. Hustace, j212 King street, noxt to tho Arlington.

CHICAGO DENTAL PARLORSFIRST-CLAS-S WORK ATREDUCED PRICES &? fcT

PAINLESS EXTRACTION GUARANTEED. .

Crown and Bridge Work, from $5.Plates, from $7.50.Gold Fillings, from Si.Silver and Bone Fillings, from 50 cents.Extraction, 50 cents.

''OFFICE HOURS : 9 A. M. TO 5 P. M., AND 7 TO 8 P. M.

Room 7, Model Building, Fort and Beretania Street1164

BISDON IE0I WOEKS,San IFxarLOlsco, Cal. v

Engineers and Builders."PUMPINQ MACUINnilY, IIKINK 210ILKRS,TLAIN TUDULAIl HOILKRS, CORLISS ENGINES,CANi: CAIIS, VACUUM TANS,

And all Macliluory for tlio comploto oqulpinoiit of Sugar Mills.

OFFICE, Room 9, Spreckels Block, Honolulu, H. I.

1200 P. O. Hox 661. .J

Coyne -- Mehrten Furniture Co., Ltd.J. A. MEHRTEN, Manager.

Progress Bloolc, Fort 8a Beretania. StsStylish and Up-to-da- te Furniture and Upholstery,

Bedroom Suits; Box Couches, with spring to open somethlnR news ChiffonloBookcases, Sideboards; Best Odorless Feathers, Hair. Moss and Floss for Alattres-an-

Pillows, Woven Hair Mattresses, Extension Tables, Fancy Tables, Chairs iRockers, Window Shades and Rurs.

A large assortment of Upholstered Goods, Art Ticking, Cords and Gumps; alTents for camping out, j ft. by 12 ft. ' .

We make Awnings to order; large stock of plain and striped Duck just arrived 'are now better prepared to do nil kinds of Upholstering and Mattress Making to c

Repairing and Renovating. First Class Workmanship at Reasonable Prices.Telephone 928 Progress Block Fort and llertanla

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Roger and Gallet,Lundborg's,

Ricksecker's,Gosnell's, in all odors

Toilet Sets,Sachet

Malle Cologne,

Benson,Smith &Co.,LtdFORT AND HOTEL STS.

BaaraHHBfflMBgHBHMBHSnBBaiTj&JBTJXSTSlttlD

cf The Germania Life Insurance Co.

Of NEWASSETSLegal Reserve to Policy Holders

, 'Surplus to Policy Holders'Paid to Policy Holders since i860

? I Claims bv death Daid to BeneficiarvI Matured Endowments naid to Policv

" Life Annuities paid to Policy Holders 351,669.43' Dividends and Surrenders paid to Policy Holders

The Qormanla Issues all tho latost and most liberal forms of Llfo, Instalment, Iucoino Dividend, Endowmonl or Bond Policies.

GEAR, LANSING & CO., General Agents.EMMETT MAY, Manager.

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Perfume Bottles,Powders,

Without a Rival.

YORK.$25,730,910. 18

2,189,498.002,939,271.30

401425,515 .67Policv Holders 818.00.1.Holders 6.024.0CT.7I

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DRUG CO.VON ST.

Telephonb 364.

GREENRIVER!

H. E. McINTYRE & BRO.,. . . .IMPORTERS DEALERS IN....

Groceries, Provisions and FeedNew goods received by every packet from the States and Europe,

IFBESH CALIFORNIA PEODUOE BY EVERY STEAMER.All orders faithfully attended to, and delivered

TO ANY PART OP THE CITY FREE.Gonorul Agonts for tho Sanitarium Brand of Health Poods.

Island Solicited. Satisfaction Guaranteed)

East Corner Fort and King Sts:

HONOLULUTHE NEW DRUG STORE.

P. O. Box 679 ,.r.

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iirfOur GRIPPh Capsules, the thing that cure. 25 cents per box.

KOLA CURES NERVOUS HEADACHES. The best forSEASICKNESS. Is a true nerve tonic, does not depress.

Fine Cigars a,nd Tobaooo.sips iaisjsiaMEisiaiaisiaisisiai3iaisE!3E!iaisEiQ

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I Handsome Vehicles !

On tho bark S. C. Allen wo rocetved a largo lot of tho Littost Styles

In SURREYS, PHOTONS and ROAD CARTS.Also OARRUQE

Honolulu Carriage HanufactoryW.W. WRIQ-EKT- , Prop'r.

V FORT STREET, ABOVE HOTEL.

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of house can you build for $ 500?"as good as you can get In California."

"How can you build them so cheap?""Because we import all our materials direct

from the factory, and employ the best work-men. The best is the cheapest."

"Where is your business place?""Our Office and Yard is on King street, near

O. R. & L. Co.'s Depot; our Planing Mill corner King and Bethel streets. Telephones 53and 838. P. O. Box 367. We can give youhundreds of first-clas- s references, among theleading people of these Islands,

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THE EVENING UULLETIS: HONOLULU, H. 1., APRIL 29, 1899.

Real MeritIs tho characteristic of Hood's Sarsaparllla, and It Is manifested every day In thoremarkablo cures this medicine accom-plishes. Druggists say: When wo sell abottle of Hood's Barsaparllta to a nowcustomer wo are sure to sco him back In afew wcekB aflcr more proving that thogood results from a trial bottlo warrantcontinuing Its use. This posltlvo merit

Hood's Sarsaparillapossesses by virtue of th6 1'ccullar Com-

bination, Projection nnd Process used InIts preparation, and by which all thoremedial valuo of tho ingredients usedIs retained. Hood's Sarsaparilla Is thusPeculiar to Itself and absolutely un-equalled In its powers as a blood purifier,and as a tonlo for building up tho weakand weary, and giving strength to tho'nerves. Bo sure to get

Hood's SarsaparillaBold by all druggists, f 1 j six for G. Pre-

pared only by C. I. Hood & Co., Apothe-caries, Lowell, Mass.

Hnnrl'c Ditto are the only 11IIM0 takeIUIM iJ I 1II.J ftltliHoou'sSnrsaparllla.

Hotels and Restaurants.

WE OFFER YOU THE

Best 5c. CigarTo bo had for tho money.

CLOSING OUT ALL OUR DOMESTICCIGARS.

Beaver Lunch Rooms.H. J. NOLTE.

Good RoomsFOR RENT CHEAP.

$6, $S, $10 and $12Per Month.

CLEAN AND COMFORTABLE.

EAGLE HOUSENuuanu Street.

Orpheum Cafe,FORT STREET,

:: Near the New Theater

Best Meals in the City.!

Prepared and served by white

Opotl day and night.1160 0. T. OOW, Managor.

Waianae Hotel,Walanao, Oahu.

FINE SEA BATHING AND MOUNTAINScenery i

AHEALTHFULSPOTCLOSBTOTHESEA

r I All Trains la tnJ from Honolulu I "Vr Slop it Um Hotel I "Ml

Albert Toogood, Proprietor.

Wrist's Villa ana IlMlwai

WAIKIKI.Select Bathing Resort

FOR TOURISTSAND FAMILIES ::

Rooms and Board.Baths Free to Guests.

J. P. HAYWARD, Manager.

EspiriQncid Catwir.

J.W. CHAPMANAnnounces to tho public that ho Is now

opon for engagements to tako chargo of

Banquets, Ralls, DInnors and Garden

Parties, Socials, etcAddress caro Union Express Company

Dewey Restaurant.A First-clas- s "Resort In every rospoct.

Tho best inoal to bo had.ICE CREAM 15 CENTS A PLATE.

look nop A CO.,Beretanla and Fort ntreotn.

Notice.Persons wishing to obtain board at

Makawao. Mnnl. ran lw .rvnmtnsuia.,.!at MRS, ir.U. DAI LEY'S,

Terms, 110 per week.

iia.;wa,ijaivMercantile Agency

Q. II. BERREY, i MinaKer.jiiuu miuauiK.

- DIfflcalt Collections a Specialty.

BY DIOGENES.

The constitution of tho UnitedStutoa wight say n man must notsteal apples, but, if no law with apenalty bo enacted against steal-ing apples, tho constitution of thoUnitod States cannot prevent thostealing, of apples. So is it herenow wuu regnru 10 contract jauor,assisted labor or hard labor without benefit of grnnd jury. ThoUnited aiatos executive, wuu thotacit consent of tho United Stateslegislature, has decided that on allthoso and many otbor matters tholaws of tho Ilopublio of Hawaiishall provail in tho Hawaiian Isl-ands until otherwiso providod byUnitod States legislation. Eventbo President of tho United Statoscannot put tho machinery of thonational constitution and fawB in-

to operation in thoso islands with-out tho oxprosB authority of Con- -

greeB. A la tho morning oracloa story in point: Ono of thosovagabonds who livo by their witsadvortised that on a certain dayho would undortako to kill all thorats in tho district he was working. Ho would bo found at thobarn of a farmor named. Most oftho inhabitants of tho countrysidoworo assombled at tho appointedtimo and placo. Tho mountebanktook 11 po&iuon in tho middlo ofthe barn floor. Ho was armodwith a hefty iron bar. and callingfor attontion simply said, "Bringalong your rats."

In many Houolulu places of rofroshmont tbo patrons nro thowaiters in fact.

"A little nonsense now and thenIs relished by the wisest men."But when wise women do forecatherThey love of gossip quite a slather.

Money gets tight after it is looked np. It is tho othor way with aman.

It takes two to mako a mutualadmiration society, tbo admirorand tho admireo but they muBtswap functions often or tboro'll bointernal dissension.

If tho Honolulu pioneers hadmado Fort street a uuudred foetwido, what fools thoy would baroboon called then and what wisemen now!

Tho bears must have bad enoughto carry off to tho woods by thistimo.

HAND CONC'UltTH.

Tho band will play as usual inEmma Squaro this aftornoon.Tho following program has boonarrangod:March Tlio Brldo-EIe- ct ..SousaOverture Tancrodl ItnsslnlFinale II Trovatoro VerdiHenilulscences of Donizetti. ...OodfroyWalt. Artlsto Llfo RtraussiTwo Marches by Hall

ra) unarge or the JJattallon,(b) Albanian

The Star Spangled Banner.

On Makeo Island to Sundayafternoon at tho usual hour, thefollowing selections will bo play-ed:

PAIIT I.Overture Titus .. MozartAndante Surprise Symphony--

TflLVllllIntroduction Lohengrin WagnerGrand Selection Faust Gounod

PAltT II.Comet Solo Everlasting Day..

lluvanMr. Charles Kreutur.

Fantasia My Old Kentucky HomoDal boy

Overture The Star of the North....y Moyerbccr

Finale Ithlnu Sounds LatannTho Star Spangled lluiiner.

New England Bakery & CandyCo., Hotel streot manufacture afino lino of bread, pastry, wed-ding cakes, ico croams, shorbotsand candies finest in tho cityand prices very low. Tolophono74. J. Oswald Lutted, Manager.

Tho Best Liniment. "Olinmrmr.Iain's Fain Balm is tho finnntnnearth," write Edwards & Parkor.'r Ttn;na n 'ni,: uu. i. iiiiuD 4. luia 10 iuu vurdiet of all who uso it. Forrhoumatism, ldmo baok, spraina,Bwolliugs nnd the numerous alightailraonta and nccidonts common toevery household, this linimonthas no equal. With it in thohoilBO. h aroat deal of nain nndsuffering may bo nvoldod. Forhi1q by nil dealors, BoiiBon,Smith x Co,, Oauoral Agonts,

Worked Mke n Clinrin," I took Hood's Sarsaparilla for

liror nnd kidney troubles and itworked liko a charm, giving moreliof at once. I havo takon it atdifferent times when I have felttho trouble coming on and onebottlo is always sullicient to ro- -vont an attack." Chas. Leathern,Veforans' Home, California.

That distress after outing ie pro- -

vontcd by ono or two of Hood'sPills. Thoy don't gripe.

Henttlo Mecr.This ovor popular Rainier beer

is becoming a housohold wordand "will you havo a glass ofSoattlo" is moro often board thananything olso, Tho CriterionSaloon havo tho boor on tap or inbottles.

Real Estate and Insurance.

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LIFK and iniREIMgUpiCE AEjlTp,

x AGENTS FOR ..

New England Mutual Life In-

surance Co. of Boston.

Etna Fire Insurance Company

of Hartford.HENRY ST. GOAR.EDWARD POLLITZ.

Members Stock and Bond Exchange.

EDWARDPOLLITZ&CoCOMMISSION BROKERSAND DEALERS IN iINVESTMENT SECURITIES

Particular attention glvtn to purchaw anj sale ofHawaiian Sugar Stock.

Loans Negotiate.!. Eastern anj Foreign Stocksani Bonds.

403 California St.,San Francisco, Cal. 1172

DAVID' DAYTON,

Real Estate Broker.209J MERCHANT ST.

FOU SALE.Twolvo Chlnoso Granlto Hitching

Posts, $5 each.Proporty In town,

HOUSES TO LET.

W. C. ACHI & CO.,

Brokers & Dealers

REALJSTATEiar We will Bay or Bell Ileal Estate li

ill parts of the group.tW We will Bell Properties on Season-abl- e

Commissions 1

OFFICE. 10 West King Street

MORRISiK. KEOHOKALOLE

United Statos Custom IIouso Broker,Accountant, Searcher of Titles andGeneral Businoss Agent.Tolophono 520. '

OFFICE: No. 15 Koahumanu street.Honolulu, formerly a. nosa'a otnoe.

H . "W. WEST,

Office: 639 King Street.

Telephone 641. 1201

JAS. F. MORGAN,

Membei of Honolulu Stock Exchange.Queen street.

Telephone it. P. O. Boa joe

BRUCE OARTWRIGHT,General Manager ot

The Equitable Life Assurance Society

Of the United States for the HawaiianIslands,

On 101 Merchant street, Honolulu!

JAS. F. MORGAN,UOTIONEER AMD BTOCK BROEXK

Mo. IS queen Street.

Expert Appraisemont of Bea)rlatato and Furnituro,.

A. .T. CAMPBELL,Stock and Bond Brolcur.

Member of the Honolulu Slock Psctianie,

OMU'O Queen hlront, opposite Unionrood coiiiany,

TelifhoB. yA. I'.O, U01 ).l

Agents, Brokers and Jobbers.

W. G. Irwin & Oo.Limited

Agents forWestern Sugar ltellnery Co. of Ban

Francisco,Baldwin Locomotive Works of Phil,

dolphin, Penn.. U. B. A.Nowoll Universal Mill Co. (National

CauoBhreddorJ.N'T York, U. 8. A.N.Ohlandt & Oo' Chemical Fertllizerfl.Alex Cross fe Booh, high grade fertil-

izers for Cauo and Coffee.Beeds Steam I'lpo Covering

A.lsoOffer for SaleI'nrnfflne Paiot Go's P & B Paints and

Papora; Lncol nnd LInneed oils, rawand boiled,

Indarl--O. (a cold water paint) In whiteand colors.

Filter 1'ross Cloths, Cement, Lime andBricks.

CASTLE & COOKE,LIMITED,

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Commission Merchants,

SUGAR FACTORS.AGENTS FQR

The Ewa Plantation Co.The Walalua Agricultural Co., Hi.The Kohala Suzar Co.The Walamea Sugar Mill Co.The Koloa Agricultural Co.The Onomea Sugar Co.The Fulton Iron Works, St. Louis, Mo,The Standard Oil Co.The Geo. F. Blake Steam Pumps.Weston's Centrifugals.

The Np w kngland Life Insurance Co, of Bostoo.The Etna Tire Ins. Co. of Hartford. Conn.The Alliance Assurance Co. of LonJon.

Alexander&BaluWin

SUGARFACTORS 40COMMISSION

MERCHANTS. .uAgents for the California and Oriental

Steamship Company.

JUDD BUILDING,FOItT STUEET.

1180

Wm. G. Irwin & Co.(uiirkd).

Wm. Q. Irwin, President ontl ManagerJlaus Bpreokels, ... nt

,V. M. Gifiard, - Secretary and TreasarecCheo. O. Porter, ... Auditor

Sugar FactorsAMD

dommission Agents.aokntb of mi

JOEANIO STEAMSHIP COMPANYOF BAN FliANOIBCO. CAL.

BREWER & COMPANY, LIMITED,Queen street, Honolulu, 11.1.

AGENTS FORHawaiian Agricultural Company, Onomea Sugar;ompany, llonomu Sugar Company, Wallnkasugar Company, Walhee Sugar Company, MakeVigar Company, Haleakala Ranch Company, Ka-te pal a Ranch. Planters' Line San FranciscoJackets, Chas. Brewer & Co.'s Line of BostonPackeU.Agents Boston Board of Underwriter!,(cents Philadelphia Board of Underwriters.

tut ot oniOKBSiCM Cooke .President) George H Bobertson,tUnagerj E F Bishop, Treasurer and SeoeUrrt Col. W F Allen, Auditor) 0 M Cooke,3 WaterhouBe, A W Carter. Dlreotors.

M. PHILLIPS & CO.,

Wholesale Importers and Jobbers ot

laropean and American Dry Goodt

Fort and Queen Streets.

H. HAOKPELD A CO., Ltd

GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS,

Oor.Fori and Queen Btroeta Honololit

General Writer and Compiler

Reports Prepared, Statistics and Cat.vlogues Compiled.

General Business Agent.9. Office: 114'. King St. P. O, Uoxot.

CITY REPAIR SHOPIIBilcthcl8t.,opp.CnBtlo&Cook

TELEPHONE 1011,Strictly new 1S0I Clevelan4 l)lccls for R,ntSeconl-hani- l lllcycl.s foi sale,M. pairing promplly snj thoroufhly attij4

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W. R. TARItlNOTON EditorPANIEL ICXiAN City EJIIot

TELI PHONE 156

Post On icc llox 718

.SATURDAY, AUUL 29, 1899.

Tbo Filipino lias found his call-iu- g

in life tbo (limn museum.

If Hawaii's government ean'lcolobrnto tbo anniversary ofDewfy'e victory by declnriiiR n

gouornl holiilny, it might at leant

run up tlie big ilnga ovor tbo gov-

ernment buildiucu.

It is particularly approprialothat Minister Damon be nppoint-o- J

Minister of tbo Intrrior tul

This isn't tbo first timo MiDamon baa honorably htootl guardover Mr. King's posiliou iu tboCabinet.

A stringent money marlelkoeps paco with the rapid pluntation dovolopmont. If Col. Mac-farlau- o

could get his new bankHtnrted in eight days instoad ofeight weeks, the influx of new cointo relievo tho situation would bonone too rapid.

Tbo latest covert in lbo frontrow at a Now England revivalmeeting said ho hnd oue messageand n short ono for the peopleassembled; it was continued iu

"oue little word of threa letters,m, come." Tbia htory is

offered to tbo official orcan free ofcharge foi uso in its now mcEfaiicoto tbo whito laborf rs of tho States

Our correspondent "Parent"seems to think that MinisterMott-Srailh- 's talk on abolishingselect Bchoola is based principallyan air. "Parent" bbould remora-b- er

that iccciit experiments fore-

shadow liquid air ai n most pow-

erful and effective- - explof-ivo- . Tbonow minister has onouph youthfulgingor to ranko good what ho saysthough it may tnko timo iuexporimenting.

A contemporary quotes MinisterMott-Smit- h as saying " I do notproposed to bo bullied by tbo oldfogies or anyone else in town from

a course I conceive to be 'rightnnd in justice to tho people atlargo." Wow 1 Mr.Dolo nnd hisCabinet reverting to tholr collego

days ought get out on tho froutsteps of tho Executivo buildingand yell:

Zip Zip, Zip ZipIlero wo aro

Mott-Smit- h, Mott-Smi- tb

Eight you nre!

Tho most notable feoturo iu therecent municipal elections of themiddle west U tho victorious fightmade for the municipal ownershipof street railways and publicworks of a similar nature Tole-

do's new mayor made his fight onthis platform nnd was elected inspite of tho opposition of both theDemocratic aud Kopublicau partyorganizations. Harrison's fightin Chicago and tbo election of aPiugreo city government in De-

troit were won on prncticully thoBime principles. It is a sign of

the times and Bhows a steadygrowth of the g vorumout oivnor- -

filiin nriucinlo that is likely to

appear in national politics moro

prominontly than in years past.

Captain Ludlow, a graduato of"West Point, the nnthnr of mathe-matical text books med at the Na-

tional Military Academy and cap-

able of filling any position in thearmy, gos to tho front with therink of uiptaiti in tho artillery.At tbo front he may havo to takeorders from a milking voluntoorofficer wIiohu military experienceprovloiw l entorlng tho army wasnblriinuil by diiviug a milk unit orbookkeeping nr what tint, and n

wook'u military outing ul tho

yearly muster. Volunteer officersuro good men, good fighters butthey have their military od ucn" .

.. - . - . .I,ni,l ll..r. IKhiihI, la. .lruuuui iiiuiitiuuijB, luuugn vy iiuputicular fault of their own.Having fstablisbed nn academyfor the education of skilled fight-ors- ,

it would bo nothing ruorothan common justice for tho na-

tion to givo tbo West Point mentho position in tho fighting rankswhich their years of special studyand experience- warrants. Cap-bi- n

Ludlow is only ono of manyWest 1'ointors who remain on tbofirst stop? of oQicial promotiouwhile the voluntoor with a pulllauds nt the first jump among thecolonol, majors, etc. Tho regulararmy officer may well bo termedtbo backbone of tbo army as bo ia

usually kept iu tho back ground.

AL'STItAM.V'S .110x1(01: doctiiim:.

No peoplo aro more thoroughlystirred up over the fracas iu Sa-

moa than tbo colnnistfl of Australia and Now Zealand. Germanaction iu Samoa is rccoiviug itswarmest reception from this sourcowhere tbo oxcitoment seome to borunning higher than in tho States.

The Auckland Herald of recontdate says: " It is to bo presumedthat tho Germans interested inSnmoa would desiro Germany tohavo the solo control. What thoGovornmeut in Berlin would sayiu tbo matter is not so certain.But probably it would not objoctto mako Samoa a Gorman colony.This, however, is impossible, fortbero is an Australian 'Monroedoctrine,' ovory day assuming amoro definite shape, that Australi-an colonies cannot bo hamperedin tho futuro by any foreign pos-

sessions near their shores, whichmight in time of war bo usod nsbases of attack. Tho evident destiny of all tho Pacific groups IB tobelong to, or bo under tho controlof, one of the two great English-speakiu- g

races, and it is inevitablethat by cession, by purchase, or byconquest, this destiny will be.worked out iu timo. No thinking J

mau of any nationality can doubtthis proposition. In lino the onlynation that can nnd should assumecontrol of Samoa is Great Britaiu.Lot us not follow out auy longertho ftirco of assisting at tho oloc-tiou- B

of native kings, orof a joint aontrol that (loos notcontrol. Let us onco moro ' takoup the white man's burden' andwork out tho destiny of Samoa,protecting the natives ngaiufitthemselves as well as against un-

scrupulous whites of all nationali-ties, and assuring equal justicoand security to all within herborder."

Thoro is little doubt that thoAmericans would acquiesce withfairly good grace to tho assump-tion by Great Britain of the whiteman's bunion in Samoa. Practi-cally all tho United States wantsb a coaling station. It assuredlyis not on tho look out for the workof sottliug squabbles like the prosunt ono and, within certain limitations, tho Australian Monroedoctrine would recoivo ready recognition provided tho third partywould stop out.

',

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TUG EVEN1KQ UHL1ETJN: HONOLULU, B.. I., APRIL 29, 1809.

TV Jiiy'6 Honolulu StockExchiiiific Report.

.7 ... C.11.1 hV CnpilalN.Mh S I II Old lAskd,tiriu. vw" jAutho'ieJlssu'4 Paid Up

MtrraitiltC. Urer& Cofi.oos.oouio.cooifi.ooo.oocJ

S'.Am Sug fCo.AV tjo.oocis.oodAmbul-o.- p d up, 7S.1 750,000Ewa riant n Co 1,000,000.0,000 4.000.0UOHamoa Plan Co1 175.000(1,750 175,000Maw n Act. Co, 1 ,000,00a io.ouo 1,000,000Haw n Sou Co ,000,000' ,ooo 1,400,000llonomu Su C01 Joo,oaol j.ooo 500,000Monokat b t.o t.ooo.oariio.ouo 1,000,000Haiku SiiEarCof soo,ooi4 5,000 500,000Kahuku II 'in 500,000! 5,ouo 500,000Kltwl PColdAs. l,5oo.ood )o,ono tt5

rJ up 1,500,00 JO.OTC 1,500,000Klpahulu SuCo 100,000 1,600 160,000 150Koloa SuparCo 300,0001 J.OOO 3oo,oonKunaSuCo.Af TO,ODO ,aoG H

Kona5Copdup 1 So, 1,800 tPO.OOO 105Maunalel SC A 900,000 0.00c 90,000 14

rd up loo.ootf l.OOU 100,000OahuS Co. ,40o,ooo;j4,odc 9,400,000 a7Munomra nu -- u iw,DHiig,wrc 1,000,000OokalaSP'nCo 500,000 5,000 500,000 5 111'AOlowilu ComV ito.000 i.too 150 000IPaauhauSPCo 5,000,000100,000 5,000,000 MPacific Su Mill 500,0001 5.000 500.OO0

PalaPlant'nCo 750,000 7,500 750,000I CpCCKCHOU V.O! 7u,wui 7,jw iyWPlonerMIII Co 1,) 50,000 ij.soo1 1,550,000walfluaAguoA ,ooo,ooo 10,00a

(Pi UP) t,$oo,otois,oud 1,500,000walanaeCom y 309,000 3,000 300,000wauuKU mi CO 700,000 7,ooO 700,000 400WalmanaloSCo t5,ooo ,530 59,000 190Walmta MIIICo l5.ooo 1,950 195,000

MimlUitcoui

Wlldtr S S Co 500,000 5,000 500,000 noIntcfl S N Co 5oo,on 5,000 500,000 162(9

Haw n kite Co 50,000 9,950 925,000 CO

Mono. KT&LCo 00,000 9,000 0,000Mutual Th Co 150,ouo 13,900 139,000 isKMakahaCoff At 9,000 00

" " p d up 31,000 310 31,000OahuRy&LCo 3,ocx,ooo 20,000 9,000,000

DotJt.

Haw Gov.Cper c ,101(9!100!

HGovPotS,4,HOahu Ry&L Co

SALES REPORTED.

5 llonomu, 400; 18 Oahu, tnH; 6 Oahu, 980,

Mow the Moll Was Snvcil.Whew! Here it is mall day aRalnl

Letters to be written to Hawaii, Maul,and Kauai. Great Scott! There Is thatmass of coast mall just received and therecoes the sIriwI that the through steamerfrom the Colonies is slghtedl I can'ttalk all my business over the telephone,and I must reach a dozen people before I

can have needed information for myletters. Hack hire is expensive and thetrams are too slow and don't touch thedesired points. Must hold over somecoast matter till ne.t steamer; too bad!too bad! Time now Is money Indeed.Ah! Eureka! Come forth my trustedSterling Steed: silent but faithful, strongand speedy. No limit to your endurance;well are you named Sterling, for at thismoment you are a Sterling friend whosaves me time and money, and my mallall goes.

MOARL:He who would have a Sterling friend

In need.Should ride a Sterling bicycle Indeed.

II - 1 11 i- I W I I I J L. UAIIL.III VIrun oi-- c i 1 1 iiu 1 -- u iv 1 vkw& MFG. CO.

All Sorts

And

Conditions of

HOSE! - - -

GARDEN H0SI1

STEAM HOSE !

SUCTION HOSE!

Closina out odd lots at special

prices regardless of the advance in

rubber.

Pacific Mm Co., Ltd.,

Fort Stroot.

Guaranty Bonds!The Fidelity and Deposit Company o? Maryland

has just completed arrangements for furnishing Surety Uonds of everydescription at lowest possible rates. No delay attending execution.

DO NOT ASK FOR PERSONAL SURETY!

DO NOT GIVE IT! 'If you desire a Uond as Administrator, Guardian, Trustee, Receiver,

Assignee; in Replevin, Attachment and Appeal Cases; Public Official,Officer of Fraternal Society; limployee or Officer of Bank, MercantileHouse, Railway or Steamship Company; Contractor, etc, call and get

mi titulars.

The Fidelity and Deposit Company of Maryland,

1191 407 PORT ST,, HONOLULU.

&iftiifj4i.

Indurated Fibre Ware.

A LARGE ASSORTMENT

DIRECT FROM

THE FACTORY ....Baby's Baths,Bowls, Buggy Palls,Beer Trays, Chamber Pails,Chambers, Dairy Palls,Funnels, Flower Pot Saucers,Handy Dishes, Jardinieres,Keelers, Measures,Pitchers, Slop Jars, x

Slop Jar Mats, Slop Urns,Stable Pails,Spittoons, (Three Sizes),Tubs, (All Sizes),Wash Basins, Water Palls.

These goods are durable and cheap andare worth your Inspection.

See display In our large window.

W. W, Dimond & Co,,LIMITED.

Von Holt Block, King street.

jSTAgents, Gurney Cleanable Refri-gerators, Detroit Jewel Stoves, (ForCo.i I and Wood). Standard Blue Stoves,Primus Stoves.

Hawaiian

btaflipS

Sets of Old Hawaiian Stamps,

Hawaiian Fans, ,

Hawaiian Souvenir Cuff Buttons,

Hawaiian Photographic Views,

Hawaiian Curios, &c.

FOR SALE AT THE

GoJdenRuleBazaar

316 FORT STREET.

A BARGAIN IN

SILK CRASH HATS

AT $1.00

We have also received a fine selectionof Bows, Pufts, Tecks, Ascots, and Imperials, which we can sell at prices from 25cto Si.

Our Golf and Neellcee Shirts, bothMen's and Boys', are the finest and thelargest assortment we ever had.

A new line of Men's Boys' and Chil-dren's clothing just arrived from the East,which we are selling at very low prices.

Hoys all wool ranis, 50 anu 75c.Boys' Fedora Hats from 51.50 to J2.00.In fact all our goods are low.

Agents for Dr. Delmel's Linen MeshUnderwear. Send for Catalogue.

"The Kash,"9 Hotel Street Waverley Block

Wo Make Shirts to Order.Telephone No. 676. No. Hotel St.

Notice.Anyone found trespassing on my Plan-

tation at llanalel, Kau.il, after 8 o'clockp. m. will be prosecuted according to law.

SEE TAI WAI.ti87-2- Hanalel, Kauai.

Notice.The Hooks of the Hawaiian Sugar Co.,

will be closed to transfers from Apiil 27th,to the 29th, Inclusive.

V. M. TEMPLKTON,i205-3- t Secretary.

Notice.Klhel Plniitntlon Co's. Stock Hooks

will be closed to transfers from Friday,April ?'jth,to I'rlday, May .tfh, Inclusive.

J. I'. C00KI2,i3Q5-)- t Treasurer,

1 The Ititllctln, 7fa j'cr month,

GEAR LAMM & CO.,

Real Estate andFinancial Agents....

' JUDD

ForON YOUNG STREET, NEAR KAPIOLANI,

A Choice residence of 3 Bed-roo- ms, Parlor and Dining Room,

Kitchen and Pantry, Batli and patent W. C; good plumbing,

Stable, Out-hous- es, and Servants' Quarters. Good income

property; rents for $40 monthly. Size of lot, 7$ x 5$.

OITCTT FLOJEJEi'JEVITl'5r.UNIMPROVBD.

No. 1895 x 200, corner Keeaumoku andKlnau streets, ready for building,next to handsome residences nowoccupied.

No. 19 00 x 190, eight fine Residence Lotsfacing on Lunalllo and Klnau streets.These are very choice lots, on lineproposed Rapid Transit. Easyterms.

No. 25100 x 290, on Beretanla st nearKceaumoku street, running throughto Young street. One of the mostdesirable building sites In the city.

No. 40 112 x 370, on Nobley street, Kallhl,with L on side street. Good eleva-tion, good view; cheap; must beseen to be appreciated.

No. 4535 x 105, on Beietanla street, nearFort street. Lane on side main-tained; desirable store lot, ready forbuilding.

GEAR, LANSING & CO.,Judd Building, Fort Street.

C.Stock and

a Jf

BUILDING, FORT

Sale,

IMPROVBD.No, 47 In Kaplolanl Park, 100 x 200 ; a

iiesiraoie home, containing owner sbarn, out houses, etc.; fruit andornamental trees. Either for sale orwill be leased to a desirable tenant.

No. 4975 x 125, on Anapuni street. Cot-tage 7 rooms and bath. Good view,nigh elevation; cheap.

No, 5c 75 x 200, Magazine, and Thurstonuiiu ojjciiicr. vjuuu cicvmiuu, luicaon three streets.

No. 51 92 x 157, corner Wilder Avenueand Kewalo. Nice house of 7 roomsand bath; large grounds; fruit andornamental trees; barn and out-buildings.

TO LET A desirable residence on Mag-

azine street (Punchbowl) ; sevenrooms, bath and toilet; barn, chickenhouse, servants' quarters. Largegrounds, with fruit and ornamentaltrees. Beautiful view of harbor.

ABLES,Real Estate Agent.

Telephone 139.

GENUINE TEAM YINNERSi ? jo

Shirt waists !

The Largest Assortment of Popular Sellers.Made Expressly for Us.Style and Fit Guaranteed.

N. S. SACHS DRY GOODS COMPANY, LIMITED.

Direct, Importers.

BE PRUDENTAnd buy n, homo and by so doing securemonthly dividends, this is our advice,and wo havo some bargains in RealEstate. Howovor, if you havo thofovor and want to speculato in Stocks,wo will givo careful attontion to any or-

ders placed with us.

L.Broker

315 Fort Street.

SUREET.

STRONG AID WHITE!Ogden Milling & Elevator Co.'s

"5" FLOUR I

THEO. H. DAVIES CO., LTD.Agents Vor Hawaiian Islands.

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THE EVENING BULLETIN: HONOLULU, H. L, APKIL 29, 1899. "Jl

"HUI.KCT NCHOOI.M."

Editou Evening Bulletin:I noticed iu tho Stnr Inst night abig bending "Select. Schools MustGo." It wns nearly startling tomo at first, but when upon rend-

ing tho articlo found it to bo anIrish bull, or something else, notonly harmless but perfectly, Imay By, delightful, for it was, inronlity, a recommendation by thecompetent board of education,that four bit schools must go, andsolect schools must stay.

I would add Mr. Editor, thnt Ido not wish to read or hear aboutschools in Honolulu being less se-

lect or efficient on account of thefour bits, for if such shall bo thocase our school (acuities will boto blamo. And if thero bo nnyone nuooug us who think our cducational corps is not equal to thosoof Eastern cities, they should notmerely assist, but should show uptheir ovidonco for so thinking,and ondoavor to remedy the in-

efficiency. A person who canremedy mistakes is of much moreaccount to fho world thau tho onowho can point them out only.

Pauknt.Tho directors, of Naliiku will

meet at 2:30 today uud a.nongother busineso will select n man-ager of tho plantation.

grows better if you're in the

saddle on a

BICYCLE

Roadsters are fitted with

highest grade hygienic sad-

dles. Even the saddle of theTribune Racer is for health.

THE TRIBUNE FOR

HEALTH AND PLEASURE

D. B.

Tribune Ijjcnt.

Tolopliono 740.

" ) will be received at the office of BRUCEVARING & G0-fo- r the Purchase ot Lots on

YSituated on the maenificent hillside between Nuuanu andPauoa Valleys, and a superb marine and scenicview stretching from Diamond Head over Punchbowl to theWaianae range ot mountains.

A broad, winding Boulevard giving access to the propertyis now in course of and choice lots of sufficientarea for homesteads will soon be available.

On the Nuuanu side of the hill is a Pali protecting it fromthe high winds and heavy showers of Nuuanu Valley, ensuringn salum-inu- s climate.

The elevation of the property is from 1?0 to 7S0 feetabove sen level.

will be numbered and filed, and choice willoe allotted accoraing ro me numuer oi uu: uppiuuuuu:,.

Only $1,000 for a lot 100 x 200 feet. Terms easy.

&Rooms 7 and 8, Block.

YOD

CAN GET

WHAT

YOD WANT

Your Health

TRIBUNE

WHITMAN,

Pacific Heights Notice.

Applications

CtPACIFIC HEIGHTS,&sS?"

commanding

construction,magnificent

Applications

BRUCE WARING CO.,Progress

SOLE A.O-E2STT- FOR:

IF

MUSIC

YOU

WANT.

CHICKCRINGKIMBALLKROEGERHINZE

--PIANOSKIMBALLNBEDHAM

ORGANSSOLE AGENTS FOR THE FAMOUS

Martin Guitars and Mandolins I

Stella MlisiG Boxes.We carry a full stock of HAWAIIAN MUSIC and

INSTRUMENTS constantly on hand.

yyWWVI" J BW

IT'S

ESTY

MUSICAL

BERGSTROM MUSIC CO., Ltd.

Proeress Bloolc.yjH Pianos sold on Installments of iSio per month,

COHNJ'.H VOW AN'I) IIIIHOTAWA. HTHIUrfS.

LOCAL AND GENERAL,

Tho Peerless Preserving Paintis strictly n preserving paint.

Louis von Tempskey returnedto Maui in' tho W. G. Hall

A string baud will perform thisovoning in tuo JNow JuglanciIsakery lanai.

Denutv Marshall Ilitchcook leftfor Kaunakakai in tho W. G. Hallthis morning.

Tho S 0 Allon took to SanIfrimcisco today a cargo of 21,300bags of sugar valued at t'JJIO.'Jl.

Ladies! What can bo nicer thana toothsomo chicken or turkey forSunday's dinuor? Oall on Water- -house, Waverley block, ami pricetho refrigerated poultry.

A pair of fino looking highboots has been shown in the win-

dow of tho Minutacturers' ShoeCo. It is a samnlo of tho bootsfurnished tho Mounted Patrol.

Captain Simerson of tho MaunaLoa did not go along with CaptainHaglund iu tho W. G. Hall to-da- y.

Tho Mauna Loa's purserand steward aro still on tho Hall.

Among tho passengers for Kau-nakakai in the W. G. Hall thismorning wero Prof. Richards andfour Kamohamoha School graduat-es who go to bo present at the Sun-day School hoiko in Kaluaaha.Tho four youug mon will sing atthe hoiko.

Tho combined band concert attho Hawaiian Hotel last night,complimentary to Janet Waldorfand hor company, was a moat

affair. Thoro vaiaverylargo crowd present, lioth thelocal band and that of tho SixthArtillery did fino work.

I JI. Vr.TI.KSKN HAS IIKMUMCU.

L. M. Vetlosen, manager of thoHawaiian Hardware Co. has sentiu Lis resignation to takn tho bettor position of head bookkoepor ofMaunalei plantation. Mr. Yotlo-sc- n

will ceaeo bis prcsont dutiesiu tbo noar futuro.

It was after careful thought thatMr, VotleBon decided to resign ashead of tbo Hawaiian HardwareCo. This camo about whon it wasknown that thero would probablybo a consolidation botwoon thatbusiness houso and tho PncifioHardwaro Co. Mr, Vetllesen hasserved the company woll and thomen iu cbargo of alTairs aro sorryto lose bim. When lio Landed inbis resignation several weeks ago,they asked him to reconsider, butMr. Votllotoa saw un advantage inaccepting tho now position. Thorelations botween tho employes oftho company and tho men at thehead of affairs and himself havebeon of tho very pleasantost fromtho beginning of Mr. Vetlleson'smanagement.

Not only will Mr. Vetllesen bomissed by tho men of tho Hawai-ia- n

Hardwaro Company but bytbo many warm friends he hasmudo during his residenco here.

Stock Sales for Past Week.

NAME OP STOCK.

Am. Sugar Co, paid upEwa Plantation CoHawaiian Acrlcul. Co.Hawaiian Sugar Co ...HonomuKlhelPlan.CoLtJ,AsKlhel. raid unKona, assessableMaunalei SugarCo., AsOahu Sugar CoOalui Ky. & Land Coraaunau bu.nant'nv--oWalalua Agr.Co, Assn.Walalua Agr.Co,pM up

NoSharesSold

5518

10lo

146025

.Si

100154070

Total Shares sold 2065

High.est.

155400

u

Low-est.

U5385290230400

10?0

22i15 12

30O 277 JJ140

38,'i115 iiaji

182,','

N. B. Where only one price has been obtainedfor a stock, It will ta found In column marked lowest.

T.J3. BALLENTYNE.

II. P. EAKIN.

Ballentyne & Eakin

5T0CKBROKERS

...AND..

MclNliUNY 1H.OCK1 POUT STURM"

HONOLULU

k

Talk s CheapPRICES MUCH RLIjUCED.

10 ?."?:,

uuin $12.50

NEW RECORDS by the well-know- n

Hawaiian "Kawalhao Quintette Club"(the most popular native singers In the

Islands).

Headquarters forGramophones, Graplia- -

phones, Rcglna Music Boxes.

WASHBURN GUITARS AND MAN

DOLINS, the best In the world.

Music Department of

WALL, NICHOLS CO.(LIMITED).

If you want business property,If you want a home cheap,If vou want a lodclnu house.If you want property that will enhance Invalue, It will pay you to consult

W. E. BIVENS,Fort street, oppo. Pacific Hardware Co.

The Bulletin classifies its ads. Result small advertisers get a squaredeal.

J

frH

T- -

m10 01 Bacorj

Siinriny, April 30.

MHTI.Mock Turtle

risu.tolled Mullet, Whlto Sauce.

i:NTiii:r.s.Currloil Eggs

Fried ClilckonChops nnd I'oas

Itic-- FrittersVXaKTAIII.KS.

Ilolled 1'ot.itoCH. ISollcd lllc-o- , Mashedi'lltlltOOM.

Sliced TomntocH Oreon PcniSuccotash

II' T.Sucking l'i . v 'i Droiilng

Haunch ul nvml'AITHV.

I'cach nnd Applo l'lo.Asortod Cilkos.

hiw.ut.Kilts, ltnUlns, llananas, Oranges

Strnwborry MorlngtioTon, Colleo, Ico Ton, Ixiinonndo.

BSTDlnnor from 5 to 7 p. m., 50 contM,

Notaries.

M. FERNANDEZNOTARY PUBLIC and TYPEWRITER

Office: o8 Merchant street, Campbell block, rearJ. O. Orter's office. P. O. 11 ox 194

II. HAItT,Public and Typewriter

Conveyancer and Searcher of Records.

Ofllco Cnmpboll'H Jllock, Morclinnt St.Next door to Hawaiian Wine Co.

3Fools.-- t Cutlery !"OUR VERY 3352SX"

Line of COW BOV KNIVES, HUNTING KNIVES. CARPENTER KNIVES. CATTLEKNIVES, IVORY HANDLE KNIVES. BUCK HANDLE KNIVES, SPRING BACK KNIVES.SHEATH KNIVES, JACK KNIVES, PEN KNIVES. DONE HANDLE KNIVES, IRONHANDLE KNIVES, COCOA HANDLE KNIVES. GENTLEMEN'S IVORY HANDLE PENKNIVES, LADIES" IVORY HANDLE PEN KNIVES

In Ci'ocuh Plnltili.Is the finest line of cutlery ever Introduced here. Call In and examine them

-- 2-

A; W. PEARSON, Agt.312 FORT ST. Telephone 565.

-- MJJPVr&er3f

ITFrl

I

ME

In (Jittc

many points are to be

First 01 idl, where is the laryt-r- l

and r..t to be f

e anilAfter yoj ave yowself on these two points the rcsiis easy.

We have on thelargest and varit-t- cf

ever offersin We know our pneuare right, because we buy rljjhi

from the tln-ren- y

the made bjthe middle man.

andWhen you come to our s'ow

we feel it our duty to f.im luirL

you with the goods arfS

our time is yours.

Come and our stoik.Goods are all marked in plain

CompleteAssortmentLadies', Gents' andChildren's

BLACKHOSIERY

grades cheapSanitary,

Diamond Hermsdtorf Dyes

w.mm. No

EDMUND

Notary

Q4

10

GiftsFor AH

selecting

contiuVuin

displaySeconu, quality prices!

convinced

Largest Stock.display

greatestCHOICE GOODS

Honolulu.

manufacturers,saving percentage

CheapestBest

wecairy,

Inspect

figures.

Drug Co.

A

In all theest to the

and

JORDAN'S,FORT ST.

Hollister

of

frombest.

b.t'rmPM

r,A'V, I

trs. m

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nu

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Attornoys.

Cat HCA'RT& ParkeAttorneys-at-La- w

Have moved their law offices to theJudd Block, Rooms 308 and 309.

GILBERT P. LITTLE,

ATTORNEY AT LAW.IULO, HAWAII'

CHARLES F. PETERSON'

y txt Law andNotary Pviblio.

K'iliiimami Htreot.

JOHN L. KAULUKOU,

jttomey-at-La- w

BETHEL ST., HONOLULU.

.1. M. KAXEAKUA,Attornoy and Oounsollor at

Law.Olno: In the Occidental Hotol, cor- -

orof King and Alnl.cn Stroets, Hono- -

' hilu. 1107

W. C. Anni. Knock Johnson.AOUI&.TOHXSOX,

!Attornoys and Counselorsat Law.

Ofllco No. lOWost Klugstrcot.Tolopnone 8S4.

P. M. BROOKS,Attorney-ti- t

Corner Fort tni Hotel street., VtttOver rlrchll J' Shoe Store,

HONOLULU, H. I.

FREDERICK W. HANKEY,

Lawyer..Will practice In ill the Hawaiian and UnlleJ State.

Courts.

Rooms 9-- PROGRESS BLOCK,Cor. Fort an J (lerctanla street..

PRAXOIS J. BERRY,

WWill practice In all the U. S. Federal

an J State Court!.Progress Block, cor. Beretanla and Tort streets.

fcjjj ;; Rooms j and 6.

E. A. MOTT-SMIT- H,

ATTORNEY,

HAS MOVED to the JuddBlock. Fort St.

Surgeons and Physicians.

DR WALTER HOFFMANN.

CORNER HEHETANIA AND PUNCH-BOWL 8TREKTS.

' Ofllco limine 8 to 10 a. in.; 1 to 3p. 111.; 7 to 8 p. 111. Sunday": 8 to 10

a.m. Tolephono 510. P.O. Box 601.

DR. A. N. SINCLAIR,413 KINO ST., NEXT OPERA HOUSE.

Hours: 0 n. in., p. 111. ,7-- 8 p.m.Sundays, 12-- 2 p. in.

Tolophono 741. 1107-3- m

IDR. C. L. GARVINOlllco: C37 Kino Stiikkt, noar Punch- -'

bowl, Honolulu, H. I.TELEPHONE No. 418

Hours: 0 to 11 a. 111.; 1 to 3 p. m.;7 to 8 p. 111.

Dentists.

A. C. WALL, D. D 8.,O.E.WALL, D.D.S.,

DENTISTS.Sew Love's Ilnildlnct. Fort Btreeti

TELEPHONE 4M

DR. F. E. CLARK,'DENTIST.

13--14 Progress Block, corner Beretanlaand Fort Stroots, Honolulu.

DR. R. I. MOORE,Dentist.

Ko. 2ln Hotel stroot. Telephone 505,HOURS: 0 to 12 a.m. and 1 to 4 p.m.

anss WTLLAKD,Complexion Specialist.

ELECTRICAL FACIAL MASSAGE, mot approvelmelhod, MANICURING Office Hours, 10 a. m" j

to S p. ra. VINUVAKU SIKLUI, inirj cometMil of Nuuanu street. 1141

THE HAWAII HERALD.

Vol. I'UHLISIICDINlllLO. No.

tC:Is a pretty Advortlsers

Wi p.iperi for who use Its co-

lumns.1,50 per uti. GUT

mini, preferably GOOD

fit ndvnnci'. UHSUI.TS I

WW i

"Cnlumot" makos thollght- -ost, swootost and most

wholo8omo broadand pastry.

MIIIIIETBakinotHLUmtl Powder

NONE SO GOOD.

Grocers.

"THAT MAN IS FRUGAL

And content indeed.Who finds food, solace

pleasure,IN A WEED."

Note the followingpopular brands oY ourImportedHavana Cigarsdirect from thefactories:

Napoleon the First, Caballeros size, 100 Ina box.

Napoleon the First, Camellas size, ipo In

a box.Afrlcano, Conchas Selectas, 50 In a box.

" Jockey Club, ico In a box." Delmonlcos, 25 In a box." DelMontes,

Adellna Pattl, Esplenldos, "" " "Presldentes,

Cas.mdra Recalla. Gloriosa, 50 In a box.La I ravlata Regalia, Nonpareil, 100 In box.Henry Clav, Camellas, 50 In a box.

" Puritanas, Finos, 50 In a box." " " "Bock & Co.,

H. Upmann. Cosmopolttanos, 50 In a box.Alexander Humboldt, Paclficos.solna box.Alexander Humboldt, Republlcanos, so boxR. Fulton, Conchas Especlals, 50 In a box.

" Recuerdos, 2? In a box.La Intimldad de Antonlno Caruncho, 50 b.La Espanola Elegantes, 25 In a box.

BuT All of which we offer In quantitiesto suit. Special prices to the trade.

Respectfully,

Levis & Co.211 FORT STREET.

Telephone 240

H. MAY & CO.Wholesale and Retail Groceries.

615 & 517 Fort St., HonoluluTelepboner 22 P.O. Box 470

Markets.

1MP0LITM iiT CO.

108 KING STKEET.G. J. "Walleh, : : Managed

Wholosalo and "Retail

ButchersAND

Navy Contractors.BEST OP MEATS.

Families doslrlng tcmlor roasts,Juloy nloaks and chops shouldcall on tho

Central Meat MarketWe make a spoclalty of family tradeand soil tho host at reasonablellguros.

H E, GARES, Proprietor.214 Nuuanu St. Tolophonrt 10-1-

iCor. Queen and Fort Sis.

Importers aud 'Wholesale Dealers In

Hay, Grain, Toed,3?lour, Meals,Egyptian Corn, oto.

Our Goods aro Always Fresh. '

Island Orders Solicited.Phone 422.

HONOLULU UNDERTAKING GO,

ED. A. WILLIAMS, F. D.,MANACIKn,

EMBALMINGAspeolnlty.

Office and ParlorsfiU&SlflKortSt., near Hotol.

Tnleplioue 170,

Real Estate Transactions.Habaoribers aro furnished with from lit

to six lUtM pr wvek, (living n ftooarstreoora ni n neons, inorifiuieii, leiu.en, it.ieiuki. iviwiiM nf attorney, tita.. tta.. whichirepUM on record,Hulwcrlptlon 1'rlco, f 'J.OO par Mouth,

A, V, GEAR,Judd llulldliitf, Honolulu,

v WvHvfr wme'

THE EVENING BULLETIN: HONOLULL, H. I., AritlL 29, 1891).

EYENING PAPER BEST

Largest Advertiser ol New York Gives

His Opinion.

Evening Paper Reaches the People Laborer,

Mechanic and Clerk Take Evenings

(or Reading.

Mr. Philip A. Conno, tho mlvor-tiain- g

manager of tho Siecol- -

Cooper Company, tbo greatstoro of Now York, naid

in reply to n question as towheth-o- r

tho morning or OToning paporwiib tho bottor medium:

"You ask mo which I considartho moat valuablo ob an advortis-in- c

raodium tbo ovoning paporor tho morning nowspapor. 1will enj Mint a oreat uoal dononduou whether tho advortisor is cater-ing to tho popular trado or to whatis Generally riosicnnteu ob thochases.' If the advortisor's tradois with tho wealthior class, thon Ishould aay that tho morning nows-pap-

is quito as good as tbo oven- -

iiil' papor. Un tbo otbor band,if tho advertiser desiros to securotho trade of tbo laboror, tho c,

tbo olork, etc., who hashardly tirao to read even tbo mostmportant nows on bis way to

work in the morning, toeay nothing of reading advertisements, ami who seldom lands timoto do any raoro reading of thatnaturo until bo returns homo intbo ovoning. I should most em-phatically dcclaro tho ovoning pa-per to bo tbo best advortisintr modium. In tbo ovoninc tbo mechanic or clerk has amplo timo, asa rulo, to read his ovoning paper,and to discuss with his wifo anyinteresting nows, attractlvo ottersor advortlsomoots he may find inits columns, ana to oomo to a do-fin- ito

conclusion ns to just whereto buy. The oxporionco of a greatmany yoars conQrma this bolief,and in our business wo aro nowconfining ourselves almost exclusively to the use of evening papers, with most gratifying results.I am proparod to roako tho un-qualified statement that any business houso doing business on astrictly cash basis and catering totbo popular trade, should coniinoits advertising to tho ovoning pa-pers, wherever it can do so."

A DEVICE FOR DOORS.

AflUctd Summer lloairilflra anil Othersrind It Uandr In Uot Westlier.

Is thcto a womnn that in boardinghouso or summer hotol, in tho hottestof tho "dog days," has not groaned iusecret and openly over tho hont o( hexroom during tho long afternoons, whenlii ncgllgco sho has wnntod a nap or adolco far uicnto over tho latest novel?To iasuro privacy tho door must bokept closed, mid then ventilation, ovenw hen tbero happened to bo n transom,was very nearly impossible. With thodoor open a curtain blowing to andfro in the broczo was all but useless.

Ko remedy for this evil has over beensuggested. Atlllcted Hummer boardershavo had to ciiduro, aud afternoonlounging endcshabillooii hotnftenioonshas becu dreaded.

But uow, as tho New York Heraldtells, tboro has been planned a simpledovlco that will inalco rooms habitublaIt is known ns tho "hook mid oyo," andin tho country houses whoro it has beentried works liko a charm It consistsof a thin iron bar, a foot to a foot anda half iu length, with a hook on onecud. This bar is uttnehed to a ring,which iu its turn is fastened to a scrowplnta Un arriving at nor hotol orboarding house tho guest has this sorowplato fastened to tho jamb of tho doorof her room.

Thero is tho "hook." Tho "oyo" isa simple- ring of irou, also ou a scrowplate. This latter is scrowed on tho out-sld- o

of tho door, ut any polut dosircd,but at such a place that tho hook boiugslipped into tho eyo tho door will bohold (Irmly opened for tho spaco of nfoot or to. Tho bar can bo inado longerif wanted, its exact length boing quitoimmaterial. It Is essential, however,that "hook" and "oyo" bo scrowod iuplaco five to six feet from tho Door.

From this bar a thlu curtain is hung,a filmy, thin curtalu, just wido enoughto cover tho opening, that passorsbyalong tho halls may uot 6co into thoroom. That this curtain may not wavobithor and thlthor with tho brcozo it ismado with a horn Into which a weightis poured sand it tho houso bo at thoscashoro, rocks and stones if it bo in thecountry.

Vi'Iicn thu apparatus is iu placo andtho curtalu geutly swings from tho bar,a good broozo is coming iu over tho topthat completely vvntllutus tho room undbrings dowu tho temporiituiu most ef-

fectually, Attliosuiiiu Hum thero is themost abkolulo privacy

Do you like to drink puro whin.byl Thon if you do call for"A, A." Johbo Mooro nt liny of thoHftlooiiH, .fe Co,.(llHtrbu.tors for tho IIiiwhIIuii lrjliuulu,

Tlie l.tut Cur.

gwfWfegi

Tha last enrs of tho Kins' strootlino going to Wnikiki and Palamapass tbo Anchor Saloon. Theclovorost mixologists in (ho cityaro tboro always to put you .upanything you may desire. Dropin and tako a drop boforo you takotho car. Tho colobrated yoattleboor is to bo bad horo ou draught.A full lino of liquors including thofamous A. A. Jeeso Moore Whiskyote., always on hand. Recoivedper Warrimoo, Rainior Bock Boeron draught. Tho Anchor Saloonis hero to ploaso its patrons.

Photographers.

At the Tent!FORT STKEET,BETWEENDEWEY RESTAURANT ANDORPHEUM THEATER.

Free ! Free ! ! Free ! ! !

1 nm now making a specialty of freesittings to any one desiring my everlasting

Souvenir Photo Buttons

B. LICHTIG,Manufacturer.

At the Tent, Fort street, above DeweyKestaurant.

"ST

The Age oi&Progress

, Honolulu Is to have a

Nei : Industry IWe have a three thousanddollars stock of Photogra-phic Supplies nowen routeand are sending in neworders by each mail.

Carpenters, Plumbers and PaperHangers are putting the finishingtouches on our NEW QUARTERSon Fort Street.

WATCH QUE AD NEXT WEEK.

.tih: j.

Rooms 2, 3, 4 and 5, Love Building.

Artistic

Photography.

1 sWe turn out the finest work

at the most reasonable prices.Souvenir Views of the Islands

in endless variety.

J. J. WILLIAMS,At tho Old StandOn Fort Stroot ::

Art Studio.BANKO H. KOBAYASH1,

Medajl8t.

Model Block, Fort and Beretanla Sts.IIT4

The Latest in Jewelry I

HawananMoss Opal Jewelry

Neatly Cut, Polishedund Mounted. . . .

Best Custom Work Is done both re--airing and new work. Pins, Rings,

Bbracelets, Watchmaking, etc.

HE. a,"BTA.RT,404 FortT Street.

CoDsolluatei Sola Water Co., ViEHplanado,

irner Allen V Fort Stt.. Honolulu.

HOLLI8TER A CO..Agouti.

Honolulu Iron Works Co,Improved ami iiioilnrn HUdAll

of uvury raiwdty uml di'.orlntlnu Hindu to nrdnr, Jlollor workmd 1UVKTKI) 1'11'KH for IrrlKntlnnpurpiMoi it siKinltilty, l'liriliutur utlulion Mld to Jul! WOHK, hiuI ruiMlm ox.cutl ut M)iortut tiotlru ,

Bankers.

JUDD IIUILDING.IncorpopUtdd Under tub Laws)

I op the Hawaiian Republic.

Capital 100,000

OFFICiniS AND DIItKGTOKS:CitAs, M. Cookk, Prosldont.

J. 11. Athkiiton,O. II. Cookk, Cashier.

F. C. Atukuton, Socrolary.Ilonry Watorhouso,

Tom May,F. W. Mncfarlnno,

K. D. Tonnoy,JA. McCandloss.

Solicits tho Accounts of Firms, Cor-porations. Trusts. Individuals, and willcnrofully and promptly nltond to allbuslnosM connoctod with banking on- -

trusted to It. Boll and purchaso ForeignKxcliango, lsmio Ixittora of Credit.

SAVINGS DEPARTMENT !

Ordinary and Torm Doposlls rocolvod,and Interest allowed 'In accordance withrulos and conditions printed In Pass-books, copies of which may bo had uponapplication.

Architects, Contractors and Builders.

O. G. TRAPHAGEN,

AEOHITEOT223 Merchant St,, Honolulu,

Between Fort aud Alakea,Tblki-hon- k : : : 734

Building MaterialsOF ALL KINDS.

Dealers in. Lumber anil Goal.

ALLEN & KOBINSON,Quoon stroot, Honolulu.

,1. OTJDERKIRK,Contractor and Builder.Iloust Movlnr, anj all Kindt o( Heavy Weights

llanJIel.NO. in TORT STREET. llONOLULU.

(Oppoflta Club Stablei).RetlJtnca Telephone 490. nt7-l- l

H. L. KERR & CO.,

Architects and BuildersRooms ii-i- j,

:: PROGRESS BLOCK.Telephone hi.

To My Patrons and the Public.

Having rocovorod from my re-

cent illness, I am npoin preparedto do all kinds of Tinsmith andPlumbing work as heretofore.Thanking yon for past favors, Irespectfully solioit a continuanceof tho samo. '

JAS, NOTT, Jr,aW Tel. 844.

A Mew Paint Shop.

Having tissoclntod with us Mr. JohnH. West, ft practical Houso Painter,Docorator and Wood Pollshor, wo aronow proparod to glvo estimates on allkinds of work In that lino.

Mr. West having had a practical ox-

porionco of ovor twenty yoars in SanFrancisco and othor largo cities on thoCoast, wo fool confldont that any workontrustod to us will glvo ontlro satisfac-tion to our'patrons.

Peerless Preserving Paint Co.

Artistic Graining

DECORATING AND NATURALHSi WOOD FINISHING A SPECIALTY.

House Painter,Paper Hanger,Grainer, Glazier, andTinter : : : '

H. MoKeohnie,MERCHANT STItEET,

Next to 1'oUco Station

m. He mm&m....DEALER IN....

Marblo, O ranlto and Hawaiian Stone

TILING), COUNTEIt TOIS,IMPOSING STONES.

Fort Street, opposite Chinese Church.

All kinds' of Lettering and Carving.Estlmatos Furnished. 1140

Three Points:DESIGN,STOCK,

Is what you should consider and decidewhen buying Monuments. We will tryand help you out on all these.

The unly marble that Is Impervious toliquids and will not stain Is the KENE-SA-

GEORGIA AND ITALIANMARIILE. We lire the sole agents forthis marble mi the Hawaiian Islands, midwill be Rlad to show you our samples anddesign nt our office and salesrooms,

We are In position to furnish stone copehit; cheaper than nny firm In Honolulu.Me sure and ,:t juices More buylnir,

Hawaiian Iron Foncs and Monamontal Oo,

TiiluphoiinO'J flii KIiik trnflt

Claus SrnECKELS. Wm. Q. Irwih.

(Jl&ueckeluo.BANKERS.

tONOItUbU H. I.

tan Francixo AgenUttta Nevada, Bahk OfBan Fjukcisco.

DRAW EICnAKOB OH

6k Fbahcisoo Tho Novads Hank of BadFrsnclico.

London The Union Hank of London, LtdiNbw York American Exchange Katlona)

BankCnioAoo Merchants National Bank.Paris Comptolr National d'Kscorapt dl

Paris.Bbrlin Dreedncr Hank:HONOKONO AND YORORAilA Hongkong A

Shanghai BankingNbw Zealand and Australia Bank of New

Zealand.Victoria and Vancouver Bank ol British

North America.

ransact a General Banting and Excliange Bnsmess

Dcpotsts KecclTcd. Loans made on Ap--roved Security. Commercial and Traveler!

Brcdlts Issued. Bills of Kxchango boughtand sold.Collections Prosiftlt Accounted For.

Bissau & as

SavingsBank

Savings Deposits will berecclvod and Interest allowod by thisItank at four and one-ha- lf por cont.por annum. Tbo terms, rules andregulations of tho Hawaiian Postal Sav-ings Bank havo boon adoptod as far asit is practicauio to apply tllom, ami ttio

der tho Postal Act will bo malntninod.Prlntod coptos of tho Ilulos and Itog-ulatlo-

may lo obtained on application.11ISHOP &. CO.

Established 1858

BISHOP cSc OO.BANKERS.

Transact a General Bankingand Exchange Business.

Commercial and Traveler'sLetters of Credit issued, avail-able in all the principal citiesof tho world.

Interest allowod after July1, 1898, on fixed deposits 3months 3 por cent., 0 months3J por cent., 12 months 4por cont.

Pioneer Building andLoan Association.

Assets, Dec. 31, 1898, $116,808.88Monoy Ioanod on approvod socurlty.A Savings Bank for monthly doposits.Houses built on tho monthly install-

ment plan.Eighteenth Sorlos of Stock is now

oponod.Officers: T. F. Lansing, Presldont;

S. B. Koso, C. B. Gray,Treasurer; A. V. Qoar, Socrolary.

DinEOTons: T. P. Lansing, S.B. Bow,A. V. Ooar, A. W. Koocb, J. G. Both-wol- l,

Ilonry Smith, J. J. MoLoan, J. D.Holt, O. B. Gray.

For further particulars apply to'A.V. GEAR, Secretory.

Chambor of Connnorco rooms.Ofllco Hours: 12:301:30 p. in.

TIjb Yokohama Specie BanlLIMITED,

Subscribed Capital Yen 12,000,000Paid Up Capital Yen 10,500,000Reserve Fund Yen 7,300,000

HEAD OFFICE, YOKOHAMA.

BRANCHES AND AGENCIES.Kobe, London, Lyons, New York,

San Franolsoo, Shanghai,Bombay, Hong Kong,

Tho Bank buyH and recolvos for colloo-Ho- n

Bills of Exchange, issues Drafts andLottGrS Of Credit On tlin AlwwA TtrnnnliAaand Agonclos, aud transacts a general

INTEREST ALLOWE- D-On Fixed Deposit tor la month., 4 per cent p. a.On TlxeJ Deposit tor 6 month., jtf "On Fixed Deposit for J mo., j '

INTEREST ALLOWE-D-Uy the llfad Office at Yokohama, on Current

4 per cent, per annum.On i IxcJ Deposit (or 11 month., per cent. p. a.

Hew Republic Building, llfjuig St. Honolalg.

The . . .

Hawaiian ElectricCompany,

Cor. AUkea it nalekanwlla Bts,

Hhb a largo aBBortmont of

Chandeliers and Elec-trical Goods

GonBtnntly on hand,EutirautoB rIvoii (or houao wlr-Id-h

and Klootrloul plants.Marino WlrhiR a wpoolnlty,

THEO, HOFFMANN,

.4 itm&i V$ )

Bankers.

Corporation.

V!

-- M

I "" 'l?yftWII)PM'py,JSW,-r'- -

Lines

Oceanic Steamship Company.

TIME TABLE.Tho Fino PnsBongor Steamora

Lonve This Port aB Hcreundor.

From San Franolsco:AUSTRALIA May 10MOAN A May 24AUSTRALIA June 7ALAMEDA June 21

I) lu connection with tho sailing

EVENING H. 1.,

aro prepared to isBtto, to intending passengers, coupon throughtickets by any railroad from San Francisco, to all points in thoUnitod States, and from Now York by any Btsamship line to nilEnropoan ports.

For farther particulars apply to

Wm. G. Irwin & Co., Limited,General Agents Oceanic S. S. Co.

Pacific Mail SteamshipOccidental Steamship Co, Toyo Kisen Kaisha

. Stumers ot the stave eorrpim.s lll call atJ.tes telow

For Japan and China:COPTIC MayAMERICA MARU May s,CITY Ol' I'LKINO May 11GAr.LIC May jiHONKONG MARU June 8CHINA June 16DORIC Juns uNIPPON MARU July 4RIO !n JANLRIO July t,COPTIC July i

For general Information arpty to

H. Hackfeld &

Ian Royal

of the above running In convctlon with the CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY CO.,between Vancouver, B. C, and Sydney. N. S. W., and calling at Victoria, I). C, Honolulu, Suva (FIJI),and Brisbane arc KUI! AT on or about tho dates below suted.vlitFROM VANCOUVER AND VICTORIA, B. C,

For Suva. Brisbane and Svdnevi . .. ..- - rAoranpl Mav la Aorangl August 4Mlowera June 9 Mlowera. ...September tWarrlmoo July 7 Warrlmoo. September to

Aoranrjl October ijMlowera. ..November t4Warrlmoo.. December ti

WThrough tickets Issued from Honolulu toPassage and all general Information, apply to

Theo. H. Davies &

Lines of Travel.

DIRECT TO THE

GOLD FIELDS!

The British-America- n S. S. Line

THE S S. '

" GARONNE "Will sail from Honolulu

About Mav 6th,j 1899

For ST. MICHAELS. ALASKA, viaTACOMA and SEATTLE, with stop toenable prospectors to outfit at either port.

The Company operates Its own vesselson the Yukon River, and Its agents areprepared to sell through tickets fromHonolulu direct to the Gold Fields, withonly one change of steamers,

I he above sailing win open the seasonof 1890,

For further Information apply to

HEM WATERHODSE & CO.,

Queen Street General Agents.

O. R. & L. Co.-t-SKU-SSSS iCflilB

VTT If 19

TIME TABLE.From and After January I, 1800.

TltAINS.

Honolulu 1:10 0.15 u:S J '$ 5:oPearl City.... 801 c48 11:40 3'47 rjoEwaMlll 8.J1 o.o8 " 'J 4i

Walanae o:jo : -

Walalua...... .... tiijj - "'Kahuku ir.it ....NSl ff-- S8 RK Sffi

Kahuku JiH :o3

Walalua " :'Walanae :iEwaMlll 5:50 '' '" ''PeailCliy 6.11 f "V OS"

Honolulu 6.so 8:j i.oj jaoV. 0. H.MITK, Oon'l Vahh. it 11 ot

Ago lit.0. T. DiwiHOM,

STAGELINEHENRY BRYANT, Prop.

Tho Hiiko tat Kiiimohu, "Will-bnii- vi

l'liiiiiliiii, Lain. Kiiluiku ami wayliolnlH. will IfiiVii riwltillli'o, HutliulItri'iituhU'i l U. in. (Hitliiliiyw uxcunUimI). ntllliiK for imHjunirttrH uiijl pnolc.

UK" t lvi'Jny Co'n, N". lUNiimmu

"'wlLiStiiKi'it will nmfcotlm rutiirn tripfrmri Kiihiilunlully.

'pKSPfff 'iwwjpfw mr ffpvr-r--

'f fw?r- -

THE BULLETIN: HONOLULU, APRIL 29, 1899.

or travel.

Go.and Oriental

line,

HONOLULU

"VIA.

6115

fSiiporlntondont.

Hi'dln,

of This Lino Will Arrivo at tun

For San Franoisco:MOANA April 28AUSTRALIA May 16ALAMEDA May 16AUSTRALIA June 13MARIPOSA June 23

of tho abovo steamers, tho Agents

Honolulu and leave this fort on or about the .mentioned t....

For San Francisco:CITY OF PEKING April oGAELIC.. May 6HONKONG MARU Maq 16CHINA MayajDORIC Juno 1NIPPON MARU Juno ,0RIO I)E JANARIO June ijCOPTIC Juno riAMERICA MARU July 4CITY OF PEKING July ,4GAELIC Julyai

Co., Ltd., Agents.

Mai Stcamsltin Company

FROM SYDNEY. BRISBANE AND SUVA,1 or victoria and Vancouver (U. C)

Mlowera May 10 Mlowera AueustWarrlmoo June 7 Warrlmoo.. . August 30Aorangl July J Aorangl. ..September ?

Mlowera.... October 15Warrlmoo. .November 11Aorangl.... December to

Canada, United States and Europe. Tor Freight and

Co., Ltd., Gen'l Agents.Lines of Travel.

Steamsh ip Co's

1899TIME TABLE.

S.S.KlNAUCLARKE, Commander,

Will lenvo Ilonolulu ovory Tuosday nt- o'ciock m., louciuni; nt Jjxlmlnn,Mnnl.i(ii Itnr nnd Mnkona tho badioduy; Mahukonrt, Kawalhao nnd Iitupiilioohoo the following day, arriving111 11 110 wo(inonuay ovoning,

Itottirnlng will sail from llllo ovorvFriilny nt 0 o'clock p. in., touching nti,nuniiooiioo, AianuKoua, Knwalliao,Makona, Maalaca Ilay and Ijihalna,arriving nt Ilonolulu Saturday night.

Will cull nt Poholkl, Pun, on thoRocond trip of each month, arrivingmere on 1110 morning or tno uny ofsailing from IIIIo to Ilonolulu.

Ihu popular routo to the Volcano Isvia llllo. A good carrlago road tho on-tl- ro

distance

S. S, CLAUDINECAMERON, Commander, .

Will lonvo Honolulu Tuesday, at 5o'clock p. in., touching at Kahulul,liana, Ilamoa and Klpahulu, Maul.

nrrlvos at Honolulu Sundaymorning.

Will call at Nuu, Kaupo, otico eachmonth.

Tills company rosorves tho right tomako changes in tho tlnia of doparturoand nrrlval of Us steatnors WITHOUTNOTICE, nnd It will not ho rosponsiblofor any consonuoncos arising thoro- -from.

Conslgncos must bo nt tho landingto rocolvo thalr frolght. This companywill not hold ltsulf rosponsiblo forfrolclit aftor It lias boon lnndod.

Llvu fctock rocclvod only at ownor'srisk.

This company will not bo rosponsi-blo for moiioy or vulnaliloH of passon-gar- s

unloss placed In tho caro of purs-or- s.

l'assongors aro roquostod to purchasetickets boforo ombarkliig. Tlioso fall-ing todo so will bo stibjoct to nn addtMount charge of twuuty-llv- o por cont.

Tho company will not bo llublo forloss of, nor injury to, nor dolayln.tliodollvory f iKiggugo or jiorMiniil oiroctsof tho pnsiiongor bayond tlio amount of$100 00, iinloM tho value of tho Buniobo doulnrod, at or boforo tho issuo oftho ticket, and freight Is paid tlioroon.

All ainployoas or tho Company aroforblddon to rocolvo freight without de-livering n shipping receipt thorofnr Inthe form proKcrlbod by the Companynnd which limy bo wn by sliljiiwirKllxm npiillciitlnii to the puriorMnf HidCoiiiiMtiy'sNtimiiinrs.

HliIpor nr notlllod llmt If frulght Uklilpiai wlllioiit klicli receipt, It will beholely nt (lie rUk of the ttlilpiwr,

II. I WKI1IT, I'rimldonl,H, II, llOH,Hirtiry,

(UIT..f. A.KINd.l'ortHiipl,

I ... s. &&ti , V, 1

Beer and Wine Dealers.

I-IO- MA.DJE

SAUERKRAUT3 pounds for 2$ cents.60-pou- nd casks, $4 per cask.

AT.....

Hop IleerDopot, No. 11 Konln (formorlySmith) &troot.

LOVEJOY&CO.ISll'OttTKItH, AJJ1I WlIOLKHALE

Wine ami Llpr Dealers.Agents for the Uottled Kilmer Beer ol Seattle.

No. 10 Nuuanu Stiii:i:tFoster Block. Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands.

P. O. Do I3t. Mutul Telephone 108.

HOP -X--iS3.

Acloso rosamblnnco to Ilcor,From Kentish Hops." An ndmlrablo Imitation." IOiulonTimes.

HAWAIIAN SODA WOItKSTolophone 032.

GONSALVES & CO.. LtdSVHOLE8ALE GROCERS ANJ

WINK MERCHANTS.

225 Quoon Dtroot, Honolulu, H, 1.

Chinese and Japanese Firms.

HELP! HELP!!Honolulu Chineseemployment Agency.

Office at the Hawaiian Chinese News Co.'sit...'. N0.8M King street, Honolulu, H.I

Cooks, Walters, Yardmen, Plantationand all kinds of employees furnish'

ed promptly on short notice.This Agency fully examines all appli-

cants for employment as to "their comne- -

tency before sending them to its patrons.CHARGES REASONABIH.

ret 75? P. O. Boa 946

sr:Ew"Dry Goods Store

21S Nuuanu Street,lias opened with an entire new stock of DryGoods, Mattings, Camphor Trunks, allKinus ot Japanese ana Chinese bilks, bilkHandkerchiefs, Men's and Ladies' Shoes,Men's and Children's Hats.

SING LUNG & CO.Ciioso Sam. Mgr. (noC-im- ) P. O. nox 1011

W. W. AHANA

Merchant Tailor323 Nuuanu St.

Kino Suitings In English, Scotch andAmorlcan Goods made to ordor.

relephono COS.' -- rostofflco boxT 088.

MANILA CIGARETTES.

I havo Just rocclvod a big Importationof thoso goods.

KAM TAI,Hotol St., near Fort.

Ivory Wm'oLncquor "WnvoSilver "WnroOrookoiy Wnro

WING WOTAI & 00., 214 Nuuanu stroot

YING OHAN,EUBNITUEE DEALER,

400 Nuuanu Stroot.

Chairs of all kinds, Matting,Cigars, Silk nnd Chlneso Teas.

Seasonable Goods.CIIAIIW of nil kinds, Matting,

Chlneso Grass Llm-- in uny color,Fancy China Silk Handkerchiefs.

KWONO HINO GHONa CO.,Nuuanu abovo Klngnt.

HIK KE5 RESTAURANTAlakoa, between Morchstnt nnd King

ht recta.A First Olaca Moal at All Ilourc,

15 CENTS.VS.. Luncheon Itoom for Ladles

aiulOenU. Qlveuaatrlal.SHEU LUN,

)9j Nuuanu St., next Cachance Saloon,

Merchant TailorCtotfilnjr, etc., made to order.

All Suits cuaranteeJ to Ht. and In tlm Latest Stile.isBS

L. CIIONG,No. 6 Nuuanu St., telow Merchant, Honolulu.

MERCHANT : TAILOR.S'Sulli ruarintced lo fit and In latest styles,

C uinlne. made lo orJrrt Uniforms a specially,Cloihes clean.d and repaired at reasonatle relet.

TAKAKI 80 GO.,

Contractors, Builders,AnJIIOUSn I'AINTimS,

I15W Niiii.iiiiilrirl, Honolulu, , I,

SHIPPING NEWS.Additional, nJ the Utest Shipping News, will b

found on the eighth pet.

TIDES.

a .KI rtDay. 2' 71 S"n. Ji- i BH' M

5"

11.111 it ,tn a.m. p.m.Jloi.day 2i ;i. id. O I) J 8.21 u.01

Tuewlny HI 3.65j 3.00 10.42!

Wednesday.. ..20 3.30 0.2S 11.31

Thursday 27 5.20 4.20 10.05n.ni.

Frldnv ."2S 0.10 5.0010.40 0.30Saturday 20 "00, 0.03 11.10 1.31

Ip.m.Suiithiy. .30 7.50 7.1012.14 2.35

First quarter of the 1110011 on 17th hti:j;i p. m.The Stniidnrd time whistle Kouudsnt

12h. O111. Oh. fnildiilcht). Greenwichtime, which Is lh. SOtn. p. in. of Ha-waiian Standard time.

MOVEjlENTS OK 8TEAMEUS.Steamers due and d lor the next six

days are as follows:ARRIVE.

Steamers From DueKlnau Maul and Hawaii April 19Claudlne Maul April 30Mlkahala Kauai April ioW G Hall k'ona and Kau May jCortlc Sanlranclsco May j

OtPAfcT.Steamers For DueCity of Peklnr San Francisco April 19W. G. Hall K'ona and Kau April gLehua Mnlokal and Lanal May 1

linau Hawaii .ru maul AiayClaudlnt Maul MayMlkahata Kauai , MayCoptic China and Japan May

ITEMS FROM HARBOR FRONT

Georgo Grcon hns boon randopurser of tho Mokolii.

Tho eohoonor ConcrJ enmo 10from Moloktii yes to relay.

The Kidhu will bo in fromMaui nnd Hawaii ports Iclo tonight.

Tlio Bohoouer A M Bnxtor thatemlcu for San Francisco onThursday, look a cargo of 14,122bngs of sagar valued at SG4,09G.

Tho Trbnsport Warron will notbo able to got away today ns hercoaling operations havo not yetbeen linished. Sho, will sail forManila tomorrow morning.

ThoKauai from Lahnina reportsno rain at that plaoe. Thoro woreG00O bags of sugar left at LnhninnyeBtorday nfternoon nnd 1100 atKaanapali.

Tho WG Irwin sailed for Sanx'rancisco tuis lorenoon witu acargo of 0138 bags of sugar valuedat 841,350. The S 0 Allen loft atabout tho same timo as tho IrwinTbero will be an exciting rnco be-tween tho two vosselsto San Fran-cisco. Thoy aro both known tobo bo very faBl.

Tho Woialealo is now on thoMarine Railway undergoing repairs. Sho wil bo anablo to getaway until somotimo next week.Tho Ilonolulu Iron "Works pcoploaro now working on tier nowshaft. This is one. that tho IronWorks has had. It is a trifle toolargo and must be fitted.

Tho P M S S City of Poking,omnia commanuov, arrived inport and hauled alongsido thePacific Mail wharf shortly aftermidnight Inst night. Sho sailedfrom Yokohama on tho 10th inst.Tho Poking biought for this port,i cabin paBsengors, 27 Chinese, !Japaneso and 812 tons of generalmorchandise. A pleasant trip wasexperienced.

rABSKNaERB AIUUVED

From China and Japan, per PM S S City of Peking, April 20Uov J H Bruce, A E Mueller, AIlortog, Capt and Mrs Strideland. Through: Mrs J E Adamsand mfant, Master Adams, J Xs

Atkinson, Rev and Mrs Daird,Master Martin liaird, MaBter J AV

Baird, ltev J H Bruco, Dr Brux-liof-

J A Bullard, Mr and MrsT Cottor, Misses Cotter (3), T HCotter, J G Davios, T Datto, OIlnnaen, A Hortop, W Kochon, JKologrivoff, L M McCormiok, AE Muollor, S Yokoto, J J Murphy,S Orr, Misa Orpon, Col OrpcnSurgeon 'A E Pngo, USA, WmPotzach, Mr and Mrs St E A Hail-to-

J It lleoil, Mrs F Bingor-Anna- h,

Miss Bingor, S Saso, TSako, E Thorvol, Dr Thornioraft,iMiea Todd, Commandr E Vallollp,Mr Walkor, It II Walker, W 1)Wilcox.

l'AHHr.NOiIllH I)KI'AUTi:i).

For Kapna, por etmr JamesMakou. April 28-- Mra ICnklun. EA Kiildnu, Mr Bonnott.

For Miiknwoli, per blinrJ K

J'inklmm. W A Kiiinov. DrK.ui- -ilow, .Mr Mint, KOny,

1'or h'llmlim, por iilinr ICmtu-loi- i,

Apt II t!8- -J Oiiilsiklrk.

FOREIGN MAIL STEAMERS AT HONOLULU,FIRST SIX MONTHS OF 1899.

Arrive from San Fran-- 1 Depart for San Fran

T)AiU'S -- iBKiKh

Jimr ' xm

MilwaukeeAS RESILIENT AS 'vNY TlHU AUDI'. tBi A 1 1 . M

'.JsTUPT' ." MfflmKXL 4PBW --iVjttwimflt-i MIrKVi V'li7.1Vt')&l ,!sH

cisco or Victoria. Cisco or Victoria.

China AprlT llo de Janeiro .April 4Doric "Coptic tiAustralia ... . Aorancl " uWarrlmoo Australia " 3Nippon Alaru American Maru.. " atMariposa ., . . Moana " tOKid de Janeiro . "Coptic .May j (i.eyilc...'r ..'..May r)

6Australia 10 Mlowera - toAorangl. Australia " 16America Alaru HonckonB Maru " 16Cltv of Peklnir . China " tMoana Alameda " teGtellc Doric June tAustralia Warrlmoo 7Hongkong Maru Nippon Maru .. " 10Mlowera 01 Australia " ijChina 16 Rio de Janeiro.. " 1?Alameda Mariposa.Dork "Coptic i

NOTE. Departures for and arrivals from the Col-onies, or China and Japan, are not clven In the abovetable, though they can be easily ascertained, as for-eign mall steamers generally leae Honolulu the dayol arrival. Steamers Aorangl, Warrlmoo and Mlo-wera run betwer ' tnrla and the Colonies; Alameda,Mariposa, anJ item San Francisco and theColonies; Nlppo. lo de Janeiro. China,Doric. Coptic, Ameri:.i Gaelic and HongkongMaru between San Iranclsco and Japan and China;Australia between San Tranclsco and Honolulu onlv.

VESSELS IN PORT.ARMY AND NAVY.

US Tugboat Iroquois, Pond, llllo, Mar19.

U S T S Warren, Hart, San Francisco,Apr 27. Bound for Manila with troop.

MERCHANTMEN.(This list does not Includes confers.).

Am stmr City of Columbia, Mllnor,Hllo, Dec ii.

Am schr Maria E Smith, Smith, PortTownsend, Feb 13. Allen v Robbmson.

Am sp J B Thomas, U'rmond, Newcas-tle. Mar 20. Coal to order. !

Am schr A J Wet, ORllvIe, Aberdeen,Apr j. Lewers & Cooke.

Ur bl Adderly, Llndfors, Newcastle,Apr 0. Castle iV Cooke.

Haw schr Honolulu, Thronagle, New-castle, Apr 6. IISNCo.

Am schr Azalea, Fardellns, Port Town-sen-

Apr 8. Lewers & Cooke.Am bk Ceylon, Wilier, San Francisco,

Apr 9. H Hackfeld & Co.Am bk Martha Davis, Frlls, San Fran-

cisco, Apr o. C Brewer & Co.Am bktne S G Wilder, Jackson. San

Francisco, Apr 9. FA Scliacfer & Co.Am schr tarrler Dove, Brandt, New-

castle, Apr 9. Coal to order.Am schr Wm Renton, Jansen, Port

Townsend, Apr 9. Lewers & Cooke.Am sp S P Hitchcock, Hllo, Apr 12. In

ballast to load sugar.Am schr Defiance, Blum, Newcastle,

Apr 14. W G Irwin & Co.Am bk Albert, Griffiths, San Francisco,

ApriG. H Hackfeld .V Co.Am schr 'Erskine S Phelps, Graham,

San Francisco. Apr 16. II Hackfeld & Co.Am bktne S N Cattle, Hubbard, San

rrancisco, Apr 17. v u irwin iV jo,Am sn Iroouols. Tliomnson. New York.

Apr 19. T H Davies & Co.Am schr W H Talbot, Benneche, New-

castle, Apr 24. Coal to order.Am sclirT S Negus, Manha, San Diego,

Cal, Apr25. II Waterhousc & Co.Am schr N D Bendlxsen, Oisen, New-

castle, Apr 25. Coal to order.Am bk Fort George, Morse, San Fran-

cisco, Apr 25. Castle & Cooke.Haw bk Mauna Ala, Smith. San Fran-

cisco, Apr id. W G Irwin & Co.Am schr Robert Lewers, Goodman, San

Francisco, Apr 27. H Hackfeld & Co.Am sp Aryan. Whlttier, Norfolk, Apr

28. US Consul General.Haw bk Himalaya, Dearborn, New-

castle, Apr 28. Gistle & Cooke,P At S S City of Peking, Smith, China

and Japan, Apr 20. H. Hackfeld i: Co.S S Belgian King, Weiss, Yokohama,

Apr 29. Alexander & Baldwin.

Callfornlis I'riilta.D. G. Camnrinoa received por

Mfiriposn n largo consignment ofGherrios, Ilhubnrb, Cnuliilower.Aspnrngua, Colory, Oranges, etc.,etc.

American Mosaenger SorvicoMneouio Temple. Telephone414.

Honolulu McBuongor Survico de-

livers mo68aco8 and packuceB.Telophono a7H.

Nicoly furnished rooms at thePopular House, 151 Fort street,brum $1.00 por week up.

If you want a nico rubbor tirohack with a caroful driver ring upClub Stablo Hack Stand Jol. 311),

and wo gnarantoo you will bosatisfied.

Mechanic's Homo, cornor Hotoland Nuuanu etroots, lodging byday, woek or month. Terms: 25and 50 cents por night. SI and81.25 por week.

Tho uso of tho Hingor in mil-lions of homes shown tho unpre-cedented succobs of tbeso idealsowing machines. It is convinc-ing proof that tho Singer excelsin all kinds of family sowing andart nocdlo work. All our sowingmachiuos aro of the uost conBtruo-tii- u,

beautifully decorated, anda.; mounted on solected woods infinely finished cabinets of artistictlofliguB. U. JJorgorsen, agent, lojjjatjiGi street.

Tho two-ynar-o- ld son of W. L.Furgason, of Bolton, Miss., hndwhooping cough. "Aftor soveralphysiolann hnd presoribod for him,without giving roliaf," wrltcB Mr.FiirgaHon, "I porsunded my wifoto try 11 bottle of Ohamborlain'sCough Itoinoiiy. Thu first dosohad tho tloairod offoct, nnd inforty-eigi- it hours ho wns entirelyfroo from all cough, I considoryour rcinoily tlio IiphI in tho murk.nt, ospuoiiilly for children and

it nt nil tlincH," fiO conthioh for siilo hy nil dnuloiH. Hon.hod, Kmllli it Co, (limiirnlAgOIIlM,

!:.oUM- ,- mm sv itifinnni ?&

The Punc- - Htupe-PP- G Tire. JH

PUNCTUP.n rHPILIKIA. 'H

iiiMTik VvlT !3sHSufsWSVv npaejl

iBailey'e Honolulu Cyclery,'

1

11

aoie agents MoJei 15 Heebe llicyclcs.itiio. Repairs that are reralrs at the ol4reliable 231 King street.

The Club StablesLimited.

0. BioiiMNA, : MiitiiiL'or.1FOItT BTttEET,

. Telephone 477Livery, Boarding & Sale Stables

Prompt Service. Stylish Turnouls.Safe Drivers.

Wo nro especially (jqillpiil to calor toyour tratlo. Fair dealing mid himmI sor-vl- co

Is wlmt wo depond upon In rel It.So liavo for nalo Fatully ("hi rlaiuiut

Driving HorsoH, fclnplo ijr dotililo (imin.Tlioy aro In Rood condition and will bsold on favorablo torms.

Dr. llowat U always In attendance attbo Stablos.

Giob Stables HackstandCor. Union .t Hotol btH 'i("Old Uoll Tower).

CAItKKUI.L AND WELL INFO KM KbDRIVKRS.

FIltST OLASS OAKRIAOIS.HACKS AT ALL HOUItS.Ordorn forSurrnyv, WnKom'ttcs, Sltighi

or Dotiblo Tchiiin Ht 11 inoiiiunt'N notice.llack Nos. I'Jfl, 18H, 100, 70, 77.

f. UKr.I.INA. at r

Your Roof and

GuttersShould be put in thorough repair

before you are washed out duringthe heavy rains.

1 stand ready to do apy necessary,repairs required.

John Tffott.75-7- 9 KING ST.

Tolopliono No. 31.

A GOOD THING4 U SJ--- C

Ohin, Algeroba and Pino FirewoodOnt nnd Split (ready (or tb Stove),

Also,

STOVE, STEAM & BLACKSHITB COAtWHITE AND BLACK BAND

it Lowest l'rHen, delivered to any parttie City.

VSWtPHONB 414

HUSTAOE & CO'.,nt Onwn Htroot.

Cr.liropnia & Opientol' $, g, Belgian ling"

Will leave this Port for

S-A.3-ST DIEGO

via San Francisco,On or jibout April 30th.

For Freight, apply to

ALEXANDER & BALDWIN. Agt,n&Hd Judd BullJIng.

MANUEL KUSES,Manufacturer ol

Guitars, Ukulele sTAHO 1'ATCII FII)l)Li:s.

Wotkmanshlp anJ Material GuirantttJ Repalrtnra Specialty.

1130 :: No. 2IH! KINfl STV

Jose le Euirito Santos,Corner Klnc anJ Alakea Sts Hono'uU,

MANUMCTl'RCR OP

Griiitai-s- , : TJlculilt;s,TARO PATCH riDDLCS.

Workmanship ani material uaranteeJ, Repairinga spTi ty

OHARLE3 CRAMER,

Merchant Tailor5H FORT ST.,

Near corner of Cnartiln L

Clean'ne anJ Reral'lnir at Slinrt Volllr,ana in 111 rest po.sirif minim

C.W.Kinnoy J.K.NahnkuCABINETMAKERS.

f mmm iMeni nn

IUIINI US AM) I'OI imilJIS af ail k Ja N!lW4f, CMIIASIIKln.l.. kjiltuw.l,ilrtlr rCMtej,

KIKO STRt'lT, MWH AIAPAI,

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THE EVENING BULLETIN: HONOLULU, H. I., ArfliL 29, 1890.

uste-- w

TO-ID-A- ..

O JFLHORSES

jaxiLcows BkHARNESS c "-jjr-

n

Complete Iligs. Largo Assortment Always on Hand.HONOLULU STOCK YARDS,

"" Corner Alnkcu mid Queen Streets.W. S,WITHER,S, 3a.n.a.gr.

CharcoalA new shipment of Guava Charcoal having just come to

hand, we are able to offer it in lots to suit, from one bag up-ward. This is the right hind of coal to use, and we get itfrehly burned every few weeks.

Now that we are talking Coal, don't forget that we carrya big stock of

BLACKSMITHS' COAL

All the time, and sell it by the bag or ton. Items that go withCoal, such as Forges, Blowers, Bellows, Tuyres, Iron, Steel,and nil such things we carry a fine stock of, and it will payyou to call on us when needing any of them.

E. 0. HALL

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Cor. Fort and Kins: Sts.Columbia and

JDSTLAHDED.EX CARNEDD LLEWELYN,

Corrugated Iron, Cement,Buckets, Tubs, Wire, Bags,

Crockery, Glassware,Fire Bricks, Fire Clay,

Anchors and Chain

THEO. H. DAVIES

Boon tobad

and is

its

C. W.for Dr.

Will on as a hotel. Aspecially Imported, every attention4rsH short-orde- r bill 01 KecularPrlv-t'- e supper rooms; billiard barber

A offices to In the

FAMILY

CIIAS S DCSKY PROPRIETOR4 K POST .

I

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ol'

I'lirte.

XArtl.l iitllMlcsl

ti(il Aiiittlui .1.I 4l kl H ( II (Kilt, IKyMi y

MvUI ty linens u?.ih'lwiu

sMULES

a FOWLS

J

Itamblcr Agonts.

& CO.,

be given to the department. Adinner at :sO n. in. Dinlnc 60x30.

shop, and every convenience,1206

TUG YOUNG AMERICAN ACTRESS

.IN THE (iREAT MILITARY DRAMA.

J uesd.iy, M.iy a'I liursday, (Any 4 lluncliluch,M.itlnrf, MiyS.ituuUy, (nUy 6 Uomco nnd Juliet,

pilec 50c mill 75(1 children

If.Vrliniwlt.nf Kru'tvi'il tnr nilivifoiiiuiivc U mi nt SV11II. Nlctiolt.O.'d.

".ssPrFSS,"

The greatest known in the of backsin horses DR. POTTIE'S

Positive cure effected by use in every instance.Send your orders to

Sole Agent Pottie's Remedies.

.THE.

Orplieiim Building, Fort Street.

2Z-A-IESI--1 :ec:ei:e:l:l:3, piop'r.

open May 1st first-clas- s modern German chef has beenand will

l.ts tare.tables;

few let building.

THE ORPHEUMTHEATRE.

..MANAGLR

TO-NIGH- T

illim

Entire dnngn Program!

Muiklll--

STO-CT .1TJDI'.vtiry

n4f,r'111 UUlHlllllnf

.ll,iili.IttUitu fi,

VEHICLES

& SON

LTD.

Horses.

culinaryhall

TONIGHT!

Janet Waldorf!

LadyLyonsInuoiuar.

now

remedy treatmentshoulders

.Gall Salve...MACFARLANB,

ORPHEUM HOTEL,

Post'sBenefit

Ltd,!

WANTS.VVSSS' ' '" column will tl mitrttJ at I tetnllrn alinifint inttrtion; to ctntl iteonJ tnltrHon; o ctntl a uttk and to emit month. Ihit It litctt.tptit tJvtrtiilnt trtr dirt J Ibt ptotft Hontlulv.

WANTED.

WANTED-DMlra- ble LOT, nr In, tultaMt torcoltaRf. Must Yt rsonnM In rrlct

lor cash A4Jirj HONOLULU INVESTMLNTCO.iLTIiJn IlullilnR 't-i- T

UANTLD-- A finl-clu- s Solicitor '.or TrmellnRMn. CooJ salary to tlie tight man. Slate

ttptrl.nce AJJrtssA It C, Hullctln office iio6,iw

WANTCD A fir.clau Milliner. anJ an Appreh- -'tice hand, tor my Millinery Department, Arply

at once to MHS. MANNA. Port street. i- -t

WANTED-Pir- ty lth One rtiousinJ Dollars toInterest In an enterprise paying I Ive

ItunJreJ Dollars monthly net. AJJrcss C , thisoffice. ioi-t-

UANTED rive McssenRfr Hoys, at once. Apply' American Messenger Service corner Hotel ani

Alalcea Streets. Vji'L.WANTED Mr. E Pierce, at present an J lor miny

past llookkeeper lor Hamakua Mill Co ,and k'ukalau Mill Co , desires an appointment. Wasformerly lor a mg period chlel accountant to theRoyal Niger Co, Reference Messrs Theo. II.Davles ft Co., Ltd., Honolulu 1161-i-

LOST.

I OST A pair o( OPI RA GLASSES, somehere- between tne upera Mouse, hotel. ana I'ensacoia

street. Receive reward on returning to WILDLR &CO, io7ir

TO LET.

fO RENT Larre furnished Rootis and Cottage' to rent at y runchbol street, laoi-i-

FOK SALE.

SAt E A new '99 Gentleman's Bicycle.Apply G. T . Ilulletln ollice. io-i-

OPPORTUNITY TOR DAIRYMENI-lsland-b- red

to the thoroughbred sire nl theW. O, Irwin dairy. Tor lurther particulars Inquire olC, W Maclatlane. nn-l- f

COR SALU-O- ne SIIII'.UAN ENGINE In perlect1 order. Apply to II. G. tlljrt. Tort St. iio)-l- l

d Pedal Dass REED ORGANlor chapel or residence. Uercttrom

Music Co I ort street. IOOT

REST cent meal In town. Try It and be convinced. Llnd's Excelsior Rcstaurajit. 104

CJEARL CITY IIOOM will be the next. U. S. Atmyr and Navv officers must have houses on the tillTwo Mnc Lots, Commanding a splendid land and setview, near the reservoir, will be sold cheap. Address,"Pearl City, ' Ilulletln Office uos-t- l

FOUND.

PUND-- A GOLD LOCKET with the wordacross the.ccnter In rearls. and two leaves

In blue stones. Ooner can hae same by calling atthis onlie and paslng (or cost ol advertising. jioo

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE

Tor additional Shipping News see seventh page.

Diamond Hunt Signal Station, Ajir20, 1 pin Weather hazy, wind lightiu

Weather Itureau, l'uiiahou, Apr 29.Temperature Morning minimum,

GO; Midday maximum, 82.

(Barometer corrected lor gravity- - .06 )

Barometer, 0 11 m, 30.05. RisingKulnmll, do, O.IM.Humidity at 0 n 111 GO percent.Dew Point GO 1

AltHITALB.

Friday, April 23.

Stmr Maul,- - WcUbiirth, from Hawaii porti; 1300 bags sugar to W OIrwin fc Co.

Stmr Lehua, Bennett, from Molokaland LannI; 1100 bag!) sugar to W QIrwin & Co.

Stmr MoUolli, Thidolt. from Molo-kal.

Stmr Kauai, Brulin, from Lahalna;710U bags sugar to 11 Hackfcld & Co.

! M SS City of Pelting, Smith, fromChina and Japan.

Saturday, April 29.

S S Belgian King, Weiss, fromYoltolfama.

DEPAUT011E8.

Friday, April 23.

Am schr W F Jowett, Johnston, fortho Sound, In ballast.

Satunlay, April 29.

StmrW Q Hall. Hairluntl. for Lahalna, Maalaea, Koua nnd Kuu.

Am bk S C Allen, Johnson, for SanFruuchico.

Am bj,' W Q Irwlii, Williams, forSan Francisco.

Stmr Helene, Mnolonalil, for Ku-kala- u,

I'aauhau, Laupuhoohoe, Papa-Io- n

and Ookulu at 4 m.l'MBS City of Peking, Smith, for

San Francisco at 10 p m.VESSEL8 tEAVINQ TOJIOKHOW.

J S T S WanIn tho morning

S 8 "BuIkIiui Klmr. AVelHM. for SanDiego at 6 pin.

PABSENdKIlS DEI'AIITEI).

For Snn Francisco, per bk S OAUon, April 20-- Mra W D With-out, Misa Mary Mclntyro, Mrs IS

WPhillipe, O Tucker, Miss An-nie E Clark nnd MIbb Sarah OWilliams.

For Maui and Hawaii porlB, perstmr w u Jinll, April W UooDnnu nnd wifo, Dr Cuttor nndwifo, li It Ilitchuook, JnraosMnokintosh, llev O V Einoreon,Mr Kune, Knlninn. Ulunnliolo. WW K As-bil- F IlnyRoldon nndwife, Dr Armitnn, L von Temp-sky- ,

Prof lUolmrds, 0 l)ny, JHoliulinoifltor, D M CroHsor, JninnsO Haylor, Ah You and K Mokiiio,

Subscribers to lb HUL-LliTi- N

not lYNfvtiiq their pa-

pers promptly will confer afavor by iiotifj'fiig tbe Uhisi-ur- n

OQlce, Telephone atf,

fcJKWl

Tho A J West sails iu ballnstfor tho Sound today.

Tbo Lobim camo in from iIolokai and Lnnai ports lnat niht nndrinilcd ngain thin forenoon forKounakakai Arith n lot of tliroohundred Japaneso Inborora.

The S G Wilder ia taking onBtiQiir at Wildor's wharf today.She will take on tbo remainder ofher carco at tbo liailrond wharfand will sail for 9iu Franciscoon Tuesday.

Two birds from tbo City ofPeking for Presidont Dole werodetained on tho Pacific Mail wharfthis morning on an attompt bciugrondo by a Japauosu to get thornout of tho gato.

Tho Transport "Warron hauledback alougsido tho Oceanic wharfthis moruiug. Blio would havegotten away for Manila today hadalio not been forcod to resign horbo r til to tho Moaua.

Tho S S Belgian King, Woisscotnmandor, arrivod iu port earlythis morning after a long runfrom Yokohama, which port shesailed from, April 14. Tho Bol-gia- n

King comes consigned toAloxnndor Sc Baldwin and briugs231) Japauoso laborers as well asa cargo of 320 tons of gonorulmerchandise.

Sore to tlio Toncli.

jiSUlisciJsC

Mrs. Srratt Wonderful thing, thistouch euro business, ain't it?

Mr. Spratt You let it is. It's curedrue. I'll never lend another cent aslong an I llvo. Vim.

Transient.

Traveler I want to hiro a rootu.Hotol Clerk Yes, f IVmiaucut or

fc'panish? Now Vork .Inunml.

Tho Onlr IVay It Could Happen.

Merry Moods Talk about ycr wou-dcrf-

tllvm, I Btald under water t'reohours do udder day.

Dilious Bludso (skeptically) Huh I

D'yot'ink I'm cosy? AVhcrodid dlshap-pon- ?

Merry Moods Itifiht down yonderby do tracks. I fell asleep under dutwater tank. Up to Dato.

How to Make Sireot lotato Croqucttei!.Pcol aud boil six medium sized sweet

potatoos and wheu pcrfoctly oold mashthorn lino ami mix with ouo tablespoon-fu- l

buttor and two eggs. Season withhalf a tcaspoonful feult aud n quartertoaspoouful white popper. Mixing alltogether, form tho potatoes into corkshaped croquettes or into small lialhtho sizo of u walnut. Dip 'thorn intoboatcu ogg and roll in bread criunbt.Fry In hot fut tu lluu golden calur.

ESrHousckecpers, we can fill'XBawsryour rooms; losers of proper-'Xii- a

oerty, we can fiiul It; ownervXB.t&rof articles desiring to cx'"GaBSrcliange them, we can do lt.a

Meeting Notice.At 11 Specl.il Meeting of 11,0, lull fc

Son, .td held April 37, 1B991 for the pur-pose of electing n Secretary, vice li, O,While, resigned, I!, II, uU vv.is dulyelected Secretary,

I!, II, I'AHIS,iwrrUty li. O, HnlU Snn.l.W,

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CARE OF THE TEETH.

Important l'nlnln In tho of ToothbrushTlmt Arc Often Krelrrtril.

It in Imt n llttlo tiling, cays tho hoi.pltitl, jxt on Hh proper uso dependsmuch of Ihu hnppiuoss of modern ntnliWhy civllijcd tctlh dlioriM bo fo rottenlj a (incstldii which lintt ofttu been dobated, wild proli.ibly tho trno niiawcr Ip

titoru ciiinillex thnn would thlnl:Many pood lunthcM aro content to put

ll toatLaclio tlonn to lolllpnrH, lr..tint cu-i- r Iu itsi If Ih not rcxponsihhfor bntl tcttli Ih proved by lb" RplciidhI

IvfriiH" oIipii pisscisid by iickwho priitllully lho tiptiu thu hiiijui

t.inti and tlirivu upon It, too, during tliu7I10I0 of tlio n'litou when it It iu irn

tnrityDoDt'.il.drciy U common puough, how

tvur, nninn ncgrocK in towns, and itioi'iih I'lu.tr Ihnt thti curlew rf tb( lei't!)win l li mi t'o'.ntiinti .iinong clvilliar. is dtiu not tn iiny partictilnr urll

I.- - diet w lunch 1 to tli(:ctlvii nnduutritivo clmuHi' Pipi'-- d upon ua l.your mode of lifo, and to muiiii extent bytho fnct that by hook or crook wn dooiii"how niaiin';i to live, iiotwltliEtniitl-lu-

our Ind treth, wherens In a btato ofiiitluto Urn tout III in mail toon d!oIti'coKiiitug, then, lintt until tho timearrtvet .hin tiouicgtuat soeiul reformereither niLinla or ends our prthcnt tocltilconditioiiH, our tooth will tend to rotnnil that, wlmtoTor tho predisposingcauses, tho (hull act iu tho productionof cnriei is thu lodgment of mlcrobcH onand around tho teeth, wo (co that forlong to coma tho toothbrush will bo aneceshlty if tho health is to bo maintalutd.

It is only by frequent uso of this llt-tlo instrument that tlioso mluuto accu-mulations can bo removed which nrotho root of so much mischief. A fowclonientary lessons iu bacteriologywould, wo fancy, greatly Etartlo manypcoplo and certainly would show themtho futility of trusting to ono scrub aday. Tho fact is that if pcoplo, insteadof lookiug at tho toothbrush from aumsthotio point of viow and scrubbingaway with tooth powders (?) to maketbolr front teeth whito, would regard Hmerely as au aid to oloanliucss, thuywould too that tho tinio to uso it is aft-er meals nnd nt night, not juft in thomoruiug only, when tho debris leftfrom tho day boforo has been ferment-ing nud brewing acid all night through.Thoy would also sco how Insufficient anInstrument tho common toothbrush isuuless it is used with cousldcrablo judg-ment.

Ono of tho secondary advantages ofspending n good deal of money on den-tistry is that at least ono learns thovnlno of ono's teeth. By tho tirao wohavo got thorn dotted over with goldstoppings and gold crowns wo learn totako caro of them, oven although thatmay involvo tho troublo of cleaningthorn inoro than ouco a day and usingperhaps inoro than ono brush for thopurpose

now to Make KouinlHS.Oissolvo h of a yeast cako

In n tablcspoouful lukowarni water,odd it to a quart of fresh milk, put atablcspoouful sugar In a suinll saucepan,add a tablcspoouful water, let It boilup, then ndd it to tho milk, mix andpour into tho milk in two beer bottleswith a patent stopper. Closo tho bottlostightly, shako thorn woll aud tot themfor six hours in n warm placo; then putthorn on ico for six hours. It is thenready to bo usod.

Hon to Make e Without Oil.Put tho yolk of four eggs in a small,

narrow saucopau. Molt four ouncesbutter. Lot it stand a fow minutes.Thou rcuiovo tho whito scum audpour tho clear butter in a oup, leav-ing tho sediment in tho bottom of thosaucopau. Add tho olnrlfiod butter slow-ly to tho yolks whllo stirring constantly.Placo tho Eaucopau in a pan of hot wa-to- r

near tho lira Stir until it thickensand remove at ouco. Coutiuuo tho stir-riu- g

for u fow minutes. Add a pinch of(alt, a toaspoouful lomou juico nnd lusttwo tablespoouf uls whipped cream. Thecroam, if not at baud, muy bo omitted,but tho sauco 1b not quite suuico. Greatcaro Bhould bo taken, iu preparing thissauco, to rcmovo it from tho flro as soonas it begins to thicken; othorwiso thoyolks will ourdlo.

IIuw tu Derll IoUtoci.I'nro tho potatoes aud cut into Biiinll

balls. Drop Into cold water uutll readyto cook, then dry thoroughly iu atowol. I'laoo in a fryiug baslcot nud I111

morso iu smoking hot fat. Khulto occ.isioually uutll Vell colorod. For n pintof potutoca allow a scant tnblofcpoonf n.of liuttor und n half toaspoouful of proparod mustard. Mix togother aud putwith tho potutoos iu a saucopan. SI111K

over tho llru for llvo minutes nud but 1

iu a houtcd dish.

IIuw to Clmu Mnrblo.Tako two parts of oommon'soda, oue

part of whiting aud ouo of powderedpuuiico stone Pound theso iiigrodicuttogothor, sift through n lino slovo undmix with wator to n panto. Apply ilwith it pivoo of (launol, rubbing it thor-oughly, thou wiuh olf with soup midwator, nud tha murblo ihould look brightnud olouii. To polish murblo, thu foblowing rocipu will bo found tmofulDUnulvo six ounces of pearl null in 11

quurt of bulling witter, mid four uuuuntof whltu wax mid slmiiicr all togithmfor lit. I f an hour, Hut this to cool, taketint wax olf tho siirfauu, work It into 11

soft pinto In it niortiir with u llttlu hutwiiltr nml apply this In tho iiiiirlihi,using It us uuy otlwr pnlj.lw

Stiiui;t:is consult Thu HiiIIciIii'h

ailvrrllnliiK coliiiims

Scenic Postal Cards havebecome a fad in Europe, Ger-

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KING BROS.,110 Hotel street.

Jas-FIor-p

AUCTIONEER ANDBROKERzzz

:: 33 Queen Street

Auction Sale...OF...

TAILOR GOODSV.ON.,

WEDNESDAY, jr.iy 3, '()!),

AT 10 O'CLOCK A. M.,

At 1nvMlosroo111.nl Durum ilrni rwill soil by public auction, a lino of linotaiior goons, comprising

FINK SnROBS,CAS3IMEKES, TWKEDS,DIAGONALS, DOKSKINS,LININGS,AND SINGLK StIT AND PANT

rATTEKNS.

.TAS. T. MORGAN,Auctioneer.

VALUABLECITY PROPERTYFOR SALE.

The undersigned offers for sale a valu-- ';

able parcel of Land on the southeast In-

comer of Bcretanta and Miller Sts. ct

The property has a frontage of 54 feci ( vtqiBeretania St. and 95 feet on Miller St. ''

Area 4790 sq. ft.There are two cottages on the property

one of which Is now rented for $2$ p:rmonth.

For further particularsApply to

JAS. F. MORGAN,1176 33 Queen St.

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W Tun R111 1 ctim oii cnlicftrM IIIU UUbLLI 111 VUI1 JUtlJI Jf

l all your WANTS. It has

established a W A N Tphi n m m

Do you WANT a Job?Do you WANT a Horse?Do you WANT a Room?Do you WANT a Husband?Do you WANT a Cook?Do you WANT a Bicycle?Do you WANT a Girl?Do you WANT a China Boy?Do you WANT a Wife?Do you WANT a Good Time?Do you WANT Health?

REALESTATE

BARGAINS !

I'mra at lltmtlcus, J 6,aa. SOLD.

j. SOLD,

4. SOLD.

5. SOLD.6. A LoJcInc llouie, i.yr lM. ytno

, WirilUKAWN,, ujacictcoHtt UnJ.Kom, ,., J.ai

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. SOLD10. Lot H11, WITIIDIMWN.11. SOLI).

i, lloutttnj Lot, Punhou ,,, ,,, iM, (.tret Lot ii4 (ooj paying nuilnttl,,,. it,tI), I iritt Lbl, i'tUma, nMily ) (tit ,,)i, Lot niw,llli dmlllnii liouu.Quiii) St ,

I'or fiirtluT apply to

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