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DtURI'T

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tlllTlAt. THE HAWAIIAS STAR. '1!.

rs aivac,

N'O.HONOLULU, HAWAIIAN ISLANDS, 1 1'liSDAV KVBNINO. OCTOimU i?95

flnl' i

Ifenj&tnln, MIiiuuiL

Good Atlvico

Quickly FollowedCurod of Rheumatism by

Hood's Sarsaparllla."O. t. HooJit Co., Lowell, Mui.i

hIvm Ukeo dimnwtlh rheumatism orrr ayear ago. I for oyer tlx month i.Often I woul.t tiATs mirh rwliu that I couMIiiuilly rndure thrm. A ramo to mo andfeltlse.l meta try IUkmI'b Harnnparllla. I tooklilm at Ills urI ami cotaiotUo( lt,anjlncLata taken eight butt let vt IU

It Has Curod MoWhen tb doctors could do mo no good what-Tcr- .

After bring benefited io much from IhlttnMlflrm I desertlw Hood's fiariaprllla at awonderful inMlrlnp. 1 alio ad rise eferj onewtig li troubled with rheumatism not to

Hood'ss,PuCuresutllood'n B.i ruaimr Ilia, I am a farmer, and

tlie medicine Ins ctven ma much energy oixltirenfrtU to injr work." Gnonu W.Ivimy, Jienjamln, Missouri.

Hood's Pills are hand made, and perfectIn proiwUon and tupcaraace. SSo. a box.

Ilohron Jiub CoitumnyWliolosnlo Aconts.

Glaus Spreckels & Co.,

II. I,

Issue Hilil nml Tlino llilln of Ex-change, also Commercial anil Travelers'Itti rrt of Credit on the principal pansof llio world,

Purchase approveil llilln.Itliikci loan mi art'i'itliililu

.t'riirlt).ftecelvo dejMislts on oiien account and

allow interest on term deioslts.Attend promptly to collections.A 2vii(-rn- l lliiiikliitt IIiibIiii- -

rriiiikiicli'il.

ATLASASSURANCE COMPANY,

Capital, - - $6,000,000Assets, - - $9,000,000

!U ring; Wn arpolntttl aaeniaof the. aboveCompany ho are now ready to e fleet Insur-ances at the Ion fit rales ot premium,

II, W. HOIIM1UT & HONH.

C, BREWER & CO,, LTD

Queen St., Honolulu, B. I.,

AOItNTS FOR

Hawaiian Agricultural Co., OnomeaSunar Co., Ilonomu Sugar Co., Wal-luk- u

Sugar Co., Wnlliee Sugar Co.,Mukeo Sugar Co., llaloakulu RanchCo., Kapapala Ranch.

rianters' Line Han Francisco Packets.Clioa. Brewer Sc. Co.'s Lino of Iloeton

Fackets.Agents Boston Rourd of Underwriters-Agent- s

l'lilladelphia Board of Under,writers.

List or Officers :

r. C. Jones President'Jeo. II. ItOBlRTHOK ManagerK. F. IlIBiIOP Troas. and Heey,Cou W. Y. ALLElf AuditorC. M. CookII. WiTEEUonsi.. ( DirectorsA. W. CiUTEU.... )

CTMr

Castle k Cooke, Ltd.

LIFE AND FinE

Insurance Agents.

AOBSTB FOH

JVKir ENGLAND MUTUAL

Life Insurance Co.OP BOHTON.

.ffiTNA

FIRE

INSURANCE CO.OF HA11TKORD, CONN

HUSTACE & COllKAI.EIW IN

WOOD MID COAL,

Also White and Black Sand

which we will sell at the very low

est market rates.

QT Telepliono No. 414. JH

INTERNATIONAL

IRON WORKS.Queen Mtroot,

Between Alakea and Illchaid BtreeU,

BRONZE, BRASS and IRONCASTINGS.

Housework a SpecialtyIron Doors, Bhutters, Etc.

Particular Attention paldtp 8hlp'Black.mlthlng.

Jobbing I'romptly Attended to.

E. LYNN,pnoriiiETOH.

K.HMBi I. l.nl nn fll it E,THIS PI PI'S IWVtM " AdVsrUslMJCgVncT el 4 Tfercbaat's EjMje,5Vrsncfsco. Cm.( wher roatrMtslUingcu tt (uu ur ft

SC1 a aaUQatsWI 1

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2

VIKWS ()!' A SHNATOII.

nt run tiKitr.n aiiim miiii i.ii.MIIIIHIA1 li miiMior. unc i in ni:

TIS1 littr It. sauna I nf lie. l.rl.t; Ilia..Mill lie Jin ',,lll.in Mill II.

fta Mar.

St. PAUL, Minn., October it.In (lie course of nn Interview on tlicN'ctiezttclmi matter, Senator C. K.Davis, tor a Ion time chairman ofthe Senalc Committee on foreignAffairs, said: "Considering tile pre-

sent situation In Venezuela and theaction of tlie DritUli Governmentin tlic seizure or Corinlo, I say inoMconfidently that the United Statesought to intervene in this businessor formally and by proclamationabandon the Monroe doctrine as nscarccrcw which will no longerfrighten."

Senator Davis gave at consider-able length the history of the or

iginal announcement ol tills doc-trine by President M tin roc, andntil1i,in,l ltn n,.r .1,..

boundaries between Ilritish Guianaand Venezuela, adding: "I do notapprclicud any war with litiRlaudarising out of existing conditions,nor out of anything which we canforesee. Here is a prudent nation,with all her power. She has in theDomiuiou of Canada a hostage ofpeace to the United States far out-valuing the utmost that she canhope to obtain or inflict by war.I think that. linn remonstrance, nnattitude so unyielding that it willdemonstrate the certainty of war-like action as the last extremity,will repress aggression, assctt ourdignity, secure our safety and vin-dicate our principles."

ItmlBli nil III. Cfiw.

Joe pprliiijer nml Ilnvi-M- liry nro neighjor wiio llvo In n very uniill uml virjr

feleopy New Jcrwy village. Hprliifjer ownsn row tlint lie puKltiro. in the ittrtits ninrlito tliprimjruia or evtr)inKiy in vicinity,BAhka lint n lmblt of unmli-rlti- Into Kirdm anil other liicloiiire w h( re ehe has nolitifcluew. to trcHpaM. Manywere nnule, Imt as there wiih no iionnil inthe Motility cotnplalntR miulo no tmprenloii on tlie owner of the cow.

One evening Hprlnfier tame llion Alow-hry- ,

whowai. Just driving lite cow fromhis barn.

"I wa looking for lier,M olwerveilfiprlliKer.

..en.jounao iieiicnooK mr oeri vxcltnlly ileclareil Mowliry. "I put half abarrel of meal into that bam this morning,and there Isn't any of It there nowl"

" Hhouted the owner of the cow,hit eyei. bulging an he fancied the atiimal'MHides were uiolenneu in n wupieioii manner.' "(treat ginger! AVhat'II I .lot"

'I don't know what jotl'll do," retortedthe other, retiring Into the barn.

Springer wa frightened, for the cow wa.valuable, nod he did not want to lose her.If ho lavdoun. lie Iwlicvcd idiewmild ncver get up again, ko all that long night hedrove tlio poor cow up and down tliestreets, not allowing tier in urniK or rest,When morning come, uuvo iviownry wastho flret man to greet Pprlnwr,

(iool morning," ho HAiu,n twinkle inbis eyes. "You're starting out early withyour cow, nelgldwr."

"Karlyl" uroaned the tired man. "Why,I've lieen driving her around all nightlong!"

'What have you been doing that rorr "'.So she wouldn't lay down and die, 1

hail to keen her going to work off the mealshe ate."

MeaU WhatmeaU"'Tlie half n barrel of meal you left la

your barn yesterday morning."Mowljry pretended to be astonished.Why, ahe didn't eat that meal"She dldn'tf" gaped Springer, "Then

what'd you mean by saying mV"I never said anythlnicof the kind. I

said there wasn't any of It there when Idrove the cow out of the bam. I movedthe barrel Into the shed two hours lwforeyour cow got Into my barn. Hho hasn'teaten any of my meal,"

Kpriuger was so rurious ne wanted tofight at first, but ho cooled down In timeind drove his cow Bomm fully homeward.That experience must have taught him nlesson, for he has not allowed tne cow irerun of tho streets since. Hut now, sad torelate. Springer and Mowbry never spt Akas they pass by,

The soldier Is tho best fed Individual otbis class In Kurope. Tho Ilrltbih soldierreceives for his dally ration 10 ounce: ofbread, 12 of meat, 2 of rice, 8 of driedvegetables, 10 of ntatoc,niul oncoiv weekhe ruceives a ounces u nun., uOof augar,

nn,n war nf the fioanUh succtwslon cost

the British Uipaj era i.'23,000,000; the bev- -

V(,Uri war. .'H.O0O.OOO: the American' j.aafl rt Artrt linn, tl.awar ui u, iiiupwuw, i..uurs, G30,0OU,dou; uie urimeau war,

9.000,000.

Mozart's Kixndem" wus left unfinishedat his death and was comidetM by Hchlck-cnadur, who rcpeutod the fugue found attho beginning.

Tho yew of KInglcy bottoms, in Bussex, Kngland, mark tho slto of n battlofought betwtn tho Saxons and Danes InWW A. I).

Montesquieu was so much uftecU-- bytho crltlcUms of his works that t ho annoyuico hatennl bU dmth

BICYCIESJust Uccetreil an Invoiceof the Famous

yost falcon bicycles,Including number of the

001,1) CHANK FAI.C0XKSH,The Flneat Wheal lha Market lor

LADIES.Anyono ivisliinc e wheelwould do well to call and examinetliem. Kacli wheel is guarantcal by themanufacturers for one year, rorterms, etc, apply to

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G. WEST.SoLe Aoent. MASONIO TEMPLE.

POII POIIE. Van Doom & Co., Fort St.

Next Lucas' Planing Mil willhave fwsli every day

IVIeollioAr-U- IoIrnoa Tin

KALI HI POI FACTORY,Which will b sold to families la law or I

small quantities. ro ijoDuuiier .umiwii d. mis pol Is maus Willi Uiusu wsier.

W. I,. WILCOX.Proprietor Kallhl Pol ractory.

IL HACKFELD & CO.

(JENEItAL

CommittioH Mircliiiils

AgentsI'uclllc Mull 8. 8. Co,Occidental alt. Orlcultal S. 8. Co,

queen at. HONOLULU, H I

AYER'SCherry Pectoral

HAS NO EQUALroti tiik iiai in ( i nr. or

Golds. Coughs,Influonxn, and

SORE) THROAT,

I cherry)

ttmlll rellerathe dltreating rough,oothe the In

flamed membrane, loosenthe nhleim.and Induce re- -frcsldnn sleep.For the tura olCroup, Wiooi-Irt- ft

Cough, HoreThroat, and all

the pulmonary trouble! to which theyouiiKare so liable, there tt no other remedy soeffective a

Ayer's Cherry PectoralHIGHEST AWARC8 AT THE

World's Great Expositions.

Mtd.liy Ir. J.Ojirer A Co , Uw ll,Mi..D.S.A.

tUfHewura of ebfip ImlUtloni. The namejjTm nrrrj i n prnmintut on

m our utftties.

mmt

blown tb gUi ctwJi

HOLLISTER DRUG CO.,

WIIOLKSAI.K AQKNTO.

Cook's Music School.

I'jmi K. Cook, for tlftcen warn.I'rinclpnl of Muslual Institutesritrtlatul, Ori'Koii I prepared to give

Piano, 1 oice. amiHarmony Ikhohm,

Vor tnrnia npply nt ll.p Htintlo,

Ht,

WILLIAMS' ART GALLERY.

Having itwimfN. ltislnett nml takenmlvantne of tliu pjutt two weeks torenovate our studio wo nro better prepared than over to fill order for viewsof ancient Ilawnll nml. of the stirringevents ol trie laio troubles, i 'or traitsof Iho leadlni: characters a sneclalty.

Our portrait department Is open forengagements, mid our work, as In tliupatt win ho up to an or me modern novui c Miients In our line.

spaceis

reservedfor the

Hawaiian Wine Company.

To

Coffee and Fruit Planters!

1111

THEO. H. DAYIES&CO. Ltd,.

Stocks of necessary 'fools and

Implements, etc., etc.,

at their

HIL0 DEPOT.

HawiianElectricCompany.

I10.LeatIn....

on

iiMuvnt .iM'trf Hirht. Hate: nothing couldLe iiafer. A few days ago a prominent

of Honolulu came nulling tothe omce ot the Klectnc uomiiany ami

Lout lamp tiunol and came

T1,Uhll.lrAn tkA riaka.n

oulte numtierpant few weeks, who have ordered their

uoimiM ntbeii jiwi mm.

Hawaiian Kiecinc company

latest uesigtis cnanuwiers.

Mr.

band

)uae, am.iim for me.

a over itni

it c

In at

nml I nn moreU Urn aentlment cf a In I

the I

wim vo ,w-i-.

or tlie an

lu

Soda-Wat- er

Drinker.think our Soda-wat- er

tho best in

town. want you

to know so. Come

onco onco will bo

enough to givo

that knowledtro : and

tho satisfaction know-

ing you'ro drinking

Puro Fruit Flavors

goes that knowl

edge. Our glasses are

thoroughly washed;

that's an added satis- -.. 1

keen,

Ilurutunla

This

BENSON, SMITH CO,

vttl.l. !: in in iiiMiiA .d,

lln.e Kil.li Hie Molltea Inr Ilia thai.Irnte,

t.oNiH)N, Oct. li. Charles I)Hose, challenger for lite America a

cup, through the Hoynl ictotlaYacht Club, said today: "I verymuch regret that the question ofmy challenge should be construedas in any way having unythiiig todo with the action of NewYork Yacht Club. My challengewas made simply and solely with,t.:,. .r . .!.. ii.ntilt- UL'JVt.. VI I HI IvkU, U 111VA .lAAi. t .. I . -- I . - t .. I 1. '.lion ivi. n iiii, t num. iiivearliest opportunity to sec Lord If olo'CDutiravtn, and learn from 11 whim that my challenge should nothave been made before consultinghim, shall at once withdraw it.No one is concerned in this chal-lenge except myself,"

I.ONHON, Oct. 31. Lord Dun-rave- n

received visit from theMayor of Cardiff yesterday and ac-

cepted an invitation deliveredhim to attend banquet in thatcity. He also promised on thatoccasion to make Matciucut of theAmerica's cup race which wouldthrow an entirely new light uponthe event.

Hand Cunrert

The Hawaiian Hand, under thedirection of Prof. liergcr will give

public concert this evening atHawaiian Hotel, beginning at 7:30ocloclc. Following program willrendered

I'AUT

1. Overture "Anthony ami CJefiiatra ....-- . Villlers

3. March "Company A, II, N. U."(new) Urandt

3, !S.ilhul "Don't lkCroan" eller4, Medley "Iteilin Popular Music"

IWW) ...llOCUIUii

I'AUT II,

6. Selection "Plantatfon Melodies"Cole no

(I. Oavotlo "'Iho IIohen7j)llerir.... ThMe

7, Waltz "The Tyrolean" Zellurfci, March "Under the Doubht

Ihglo" Wagnir"Hawaii l'oriol."

JttpMii. I'ulat Tun.In Japan folded fun, tho emblem nt

iKjwer, Is not only phiu.il In tho hand oftho god of JmppIneiH, but rich and joorallko mnko uho of thew daintytoys. Jupanera gentlemen, meeting an uoqualnUmeo on tho ftrrct, jtolltuly tudutowith tho fan, Tho rUh niuii plawn hisalms upon IU pulnteUurfaco to hand themto tliu iioor, and runs aro of ten umiI liuUiulof trays to putts uUjut tlie light refresh.mcuts and swtetineaU gtTereu ulsltors.In that country fan tduced uimjii trarof pet liar sliaiw and Ijorno Into the o

of criminal sen es toaimouncu thatho hits Ut'ii M.iitenml to death, and thoUnfortunate prisoner, htrttchlng out hishand to accept tho fatal gift, thereby gltostho executioner tho signal to fulllll hisduty. New York l'ost.

HAS ANY

than wc do?

riwldence,

Body

Found

In Honoluluplace where they employ

better workmen

Or where the cost repair.ing furniture is so reasonable?

Has anybody ever had anywork done by us that was notSatisfactory both in Price andWorkmanship t

There is but one answerNO! NO! NO! NO!

work We arcThe cleanest, brlibtwt lafeat and really,

the long run, the cbcaiet anil light "'"Juna In the family la the incan- -

downnaui;

nfzht

with

the

I

should I

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a au

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of

And yet we are doing bettertoday than ever.

REPAIRERSbut .. .MANUFACTURERSotFURNITURE.

Think it over. You mav havJust tmnk h over aiui mane up your muni 4lm i

that vou want tho livst and safest llitntjsend """'"'"K iiuusu ih.l

We liavB a complete stock of everything In ft will COSt VOU a dollar. tllCthu Hr.A nml liavelubt received a lot of the I Jvery

Wois

Wo

you

of

., tL

lu.i:

by

be

chances arc it only costhall that amount.

Try it sec

Hopp & Co.

FurnitureDealers

Cor, King and Ilethel Sis

'TO

WAIANAE

mjSBSmSaturdays & Sundays

Train, will on Saturdays 9)15a.m. anu llto p. m., arriv.uu iu iuuu'lulu Sill p. m, ana 020 p. m.

taction time uoesn r-- Train w(u eay8 rjnday. at Oilsra' ,n ,0 " 0M "make tho nlctuuro of

round trip ticketsi

&

will you

and

leave

1st Class l,703d Class l.ao

F. C. SMITH,Qen'l. Fas., and Ticket Agent

Hair TonicT A 1)1 EH AND (iFXTI.KMt f It nir.Hil ItMt

Knftt phviMure tn mil the nti.nti 'ti of theimMIr to my Yfllu'a Ilatr 1mi, wltltli latlin flntnnl onlr miwlr n ti totMiila- -

try whii h tHirtltlti1y turns itmv hair luirktoIts rri(tltml color without NrMiiiAllyntor its at I ton nnl piw llu jmblh- my

S4 don iti Kuarantst that It ban 1nl Infery niurel'taMM wa , a. id has tnft itselfto lm (he only lliilr Khi iflc It hthi-- iiaiiiFAIJ.1NU IniuioilmlHv and cnitn n luiurlous gnmlh. no Injurious IntrrMtlletit. It Is not ftukv fir crwisy; iw

mitritry. It tnUw. tin- Imlreoft, jmithrul,ulTy, kw-j- It In ''iirl nml rimneM ilnndniif .

'or Ki'tith-ini'i- i ami laUi wlthlintro llttJfray, Mrenkwl Rra( initlrHy pray, ami wllli(A

at

unp'

JIKAlH.(tlsKiMH-nl- roomtneiiat--lAlldrufftrUK I'rUr. II; aIm. VsWs UlnKinmI, lrV. Vca ( niiIAWfii UHwin, fl;Vdtfl'a rnrn rowilpr, AHif Vale's lltwalyHmt. SV. Miiip Vale, llcsltli AmlltVm-p.exia-

hxH'lnllMt, 'Ittnp'.H if ltsui. 111Ktatu M., t'liltHrfo. (luMe tu Jfeautt uiHlh1free st

THE HODHON DRUGStile A ft nit.

Wp.KKbY Utah. f4,00 r

J.IUIIU,.

.

CO..

year.

FOR SALE.

,. All Iltnps lMulile Arllinj IWeI'unip. a Inch MHtan ilincliarce

wih '.'.Vi fret H Ineli I low.

At n Iwrajnlii no llngllah dog cart

imp'rtcHl,

Apply toHMMHI.UTII,

WJ tf. Nn, ft Nuuanii direct.

WE.Alwara Imvn nn liatnl aatrlctlyfirst class a)4K.-- .

and

wbh wn sell at lowest iioseibloprices.

Wo solicit your traile

A. L. MORRIS & CO.,, r,,7,;,o,1,4. r, FORT ST.

iTIUDE MA1UC.

Valvoline OILS Valvoline

HONOLULU

Onorvdlvlni?liiiVer'nPli.

GRAIN

FEED

IRON WORKSHOI.K AdKNTB.

CO.,

B Valvoline Cylinder Oil.R. R.Publico " Machine u

C. " (l

E. " " u" " "Magnet

White Dynamo Valvoline Ma- -

1-

J,

of

HiM'clally iiinuufnclureilUlllllC Wll, fugals nml Dynamos.

West Virginia Lubricating Oil.

HONOLULU IRON WORKS CO.,

To All Who Use Paint.The undersigned, L. C. Aides and II. I. Walton, purchased from

J. of I'KKKI.KSS andthe to manulaiture, use ana tilt

in

Pntont Prosnrvinpj Point.On thn snth ilav of 1801. the Itenubllo of Hawaii irranleil to

L. C. Able, and II. P. Wnltnim Pati nt Nn. 110 itrnntinir to them tin- - ritMto u,e ami I'AINT 208..Illl'Ulltll,

Trado for Poorloas Proservlng Paint.Tim of Hawaii also itrnnieit to I.. Abies anil II. P. Walton

une of worth VF.KUUKSS VUKSKUVIKO I'AINT as a trade-mark Itcpuhlic of Hawaii the term of 20 years.

Imitations.Certain narties In San Francinco havn recently sendinir to Honolulu

under name of Pimm Paint a spurious urtlclu not only in-

ferior to Kcnuine paint, but one which Is injurious to any metal to11,1,1 luujr 1HI ii,i,ii-t,- .

Iiw,

A

ami

li

Mark

been

uowuru ui nun.Wo herebv. warn all nirsons aeaimt beine ilefruuileil Into usini: but the

Koiulnu Pcklkss PiitcsEiiviMi Paint, con bu obtalncil only of Able, andWalton.

Warning Against Infringement.Wh also hereby warn all ln'rwi'ii iiKalnit selllnir or ualne nny nrticle

under the iianm of l'lXHI.KhB Paint excentlhatsoldbyusassur.ilbuying, selllni; or usIiik will bo a direct iufriuKeinent of our Patent and TradeMurk; and

Centrl- -

violation of our rluhts. auhlectiiiic tlie oersons lnivintr. ludlimr orusing such paint to a claim for il.tmaKca by us in with tho Hawaiian

Honolulu, October in, 1895.

for

for

ha.

thn

JUST RECEIVEDEX S. 8.

Iorge Invoice

MANILA

From most

C.I'. WALTON.

of

CIGARS

reliable Factories.

HOLLISTER & CO.,TOHACONISTH.

H. E. IVIcllMTYRE $( BRO.,AND ORAI.KKS IN

Groceries, Provisions and Feed.

East Fort and Kino Streets.

New floods by .very Packet from the Kaatem States and KurortFrsab California Produu. by every steamer. All orders faithfully attended tand goods delivered to any part of tb. city free of charge,

Iiland order, solicited. BsUsfactioo guartuteed TcUphon. No.

foat Ontos Box MO; lis.

RipansTabules

fluler date nf ill Ii.Ikt 4 1MW,

Hr. W l Iniilcr niauaiter nf

thr Whll.'liall N 1 flmmtHf.MJs "I knnw of a liel

Itlpana Tabules have '.lonewonders,' iaixl nman's life, (ilren up by all tlxInctors. ToM to Re ready to

die. Had the woral form otd)eTla. (JsuMn't retain anyfood on Ma Btmnarh, Wa.leilaway to nothing but skin andlioiies." 11

hiins TsknlM rf nM l 4rwsatu, r Wmarl tt fit1 irk iWtentsa Uiii

New vnrk, Hsinple U1 l"Mhl.

31 KS. BOLTON.

New York Drcssmailmi parlors,

NUUANV AVENI.K,

Two Doors atioro I!af;le House.

CHAS. SEYDONESIGN WRITER andORNAMENTAL PAINTER,

WTJatlClCT.Next the Kl. Mouse.

J)lt. E. C. SUKMANN,

Has rcmoveil

J. M. MONSARRAT,

ATTOIINBY AT LAW ANII NOTAIIV

ruiii.ic.

Cartwrlxht lllock, Merthsnt Ht., Honolulu.

Ji. iM. NAICUJNA,Coiiimissioiier of Private Ways and

Water KlKhts.

IVotAgent (Iraut llarriago I.lcenw-s- .

Mutual pi

mi mi inn

to t ort

to

a

to

tone 033,

WILLIAM WAGKNEK,CONTItACTOU AND IIUIMIEK,

rVcnllil Klmir HonolulurUulnictllll.riirlM.

Kinds of Jobbing Promptly Atleniieu lo.

I". O. Bol W7. lel..uinf IU.

LEWIS & CO.IMl'OHTKItM.

Naval Supplies. Wholesale and ltctallUealers In rrovisioni, etc.

Ill 1'ortbt.. llimolulu.il. I.Ml

M. PHILLIPS & CO.

Wholesale Imjtorters and Jobbers of

AMERICAN & EUROPEAN DRY GOODS.

Corner Fori ami Quen Hts.. Honolulu,07tf

II. W. SCHMIDT &

IMl'OJtTEItS AND COMMISSION

HEUCHANT8.Fort HJri'ot. Honolulu,

II. S. GKINIUUJl & CO.Uiallnb

HONOLULU II. I

Charles Wagner, the inventor l'KKSKIlVlMJ Commission Merchant, Importer. 0nrr,r,lll.r,rr Merchandise,rllhMl.ini.Mi IMI.T the Hawaiian Islands. sanfranclcoomr.jisKrontHt.

PoorloasHKI'TEMIICU.

excitativeVANDOOHN &

make, ventl VKBUIAXH VUKHIUtVLW throughout the No. PORT ST., IisPLANAUU,

Iteiiubliuthe the

throughout the fur

the I'liKsr.itviMiiositively

nny

lnivintr,PiiKscnviMi

accordance

DELCIC,

tlic

Ani.KS.

IMrOKTKKS

Corner

received

the

the

irJI'r

Jtalllo

All

urocencs,

SONS

CO.,

Stop on your way lo tho andbuy cftfur or et an Icod cold drink.

American LiYcry anil Boarding; StablesCor. Mfrchant anil lllcljarit Struata.

Carriages, Surreys and Hacks at all

I No. 41(0.

SODA

hours.

t

JAMES CAItTV, Proprietor.Tm.H'iioNK

CONH01.1DATKI)

WATER WORKSCOMPANY, LTD.

Kaplanale, come- - Allen ami Fort streets.

HOLLISTER A. CO.. Agents

I'ACIFIC TRADING CO.,BUCCKKSOHS TO "1TOIIAN."

IIMI'ORTIJRS ANU DI5AI.KRS

In Jaianes Provisions andDry (loods, etc., etc. ....

201 and 200 FoitT ST., HONOLULU, II, I.!

The Finest Drinksin the city, maile up to sanitaryBtandnrJ; Ingredients flrat boiled.men iruzen.

Our he Cream awl Sherbtrt Stuta ainttIfebfUt.

Try it. It will do you nood.

J I ELITE ICE CREAM PARLORS

THECOMINGWOMAN

Will probably carry life assuranceprotect her husband and child

ren when tho bread winnergone, and thus prevent tho poor,weak man from having to battlewith the cold, hard

r.ven today, many womenneed life assurance as muchmen. Home women need it morethan men, A man die. and leaves

A widow leave, no one toand care tho little ones. Inthe Equitable Life Assurance I

Society women', tiollcie. aro Issued at the same rate as those fori

For particular, apply to

Bruce Cartwrigiit,fleneral Manager of tho

or tux States.

PLANTERS' SPECIAL!

A Good Fertilizer,

To Suit the Times.At hUO t ofAMI) awl a. follow t

10 lr ohh. ltmardwricoiuise ami atalMme.

n(llli

Arid.

0 lr Fiit. I'msmIi laetiial.)1 l r oiit. AMHtHtda,10 lior frnt. I.Iih (tTatlonalf ),

AimFLORIDA rilOsrilATR,

llOS'li MltAL,SULVIIATH A.VD MURIATE

OF ROTAS 11,A'lTRATIi Ol- - SODA hJ

SUI.RIIATK OR AMMONIA.

Double Super Phosphate,40 H'r cent, to 41 cent. luhleIn water, in ijuanlitl. to suit.

Any htptcial Formula Made to Order

A. F. COOKK,

HAWAIIAN I'KltTIUZINd CO.

The greater part ol the MolaU,liuiblcnn, l'ri7C)l and likemade in Honolulu have been manu-factured by us, and .

WeMakeJewelry

of every description. You haveonly to tell us whit you want andhow you want it made, and we do LAWNHierest rnnr.ifi;

Jacobson & Pfeiffer,Tori Sirrrl J.'u-ll-r- ,

Near corner Kln.

rrmKimEPMISI

BESTQUALITY

RUBBER

STAMPS

Mailn at shortnotice tho

HAWAIIAN

LTD.

Settled a Fortune.

The followiuir letter is taken froma late San l'rancisco Examiner andexplains itself;

A Hi.llafarl.irr H.tll.in.nt,

Han FitANCItco, BeptembiT III, WJ.Oko. II, lnox, Ej, Ucneral ArchI

(Icruiau American Inniirnnco ICompany, w i Laliloriil.i street, Ulty.

DKAlt Hill: Willi uleasurc as well asthanks wo to acknowledge the re--1

ceipt ol your clieckfursoventy tliousamljilollarslf ,0.0(10). itavmeut In full on vourliiollcies coverini; our mill ami store atScotia, Uiiinliolilt, County, Cal.

Tho prompt payment ns well as themanner of settlement makes it pleasantduty for us to recommend the tlEliMANAMEHICAN INSUIIANCE COMl'ANV OK SEW

l AIni exclusive rix'it lite of (leneral I as well a. prompt settlement.

O.

r i

nblch

i

'

wharfa

,

world.

I

r

such

. .

j

NEWS

a

who take

lours truly,THE 1'ARIFIO LUMIIf.lt CO..

Per W. 8. Oauk, Vice Pres.

WILDER & CO.,Agints for

774-- 1 m

ny

the

WHYSo Many

Like

Hawaiian Itlands.

IS IT

Our

JAPANESE

GOODS ?Because they nro carefullyselected, of Heat Quality, andthe price, nru what take.

You do not emu topay a high prlco when wo sellthe same) things much lower.We have all sorts of (loodssuch as Silk Dresa (loods,

Hosiery, Shades,Fancy Screens, Porcelain nndIniuer Ware, Toj b, Watches,Fancy Article, of all kinds.

S. OZAKT,313 Kino Stkkkt, Cok.

Or'aii.lClearance Sale.

1 la vim; no room to place myNew Hoods I will inaugurate oClearance Hale 011 , , , ,

Saturday, August 31,And to continue two weeks,

his wife, who will probably be DfV Goods. FanCV Goods.--- 1.1- .....umu i.uiie iu. ,110 children. ...

protectfor

men.

UtiiTEu

I security

mostly,

Cri'lies,

Sjuth

mailing,Fine Millinery,

China Silks, Etc., Etc.

Goods sold below Cost,Come and sec our Hargatus.

Evdtalle Life Assorance Society GOO KIVX,411 NUUANU STREET.

CASTLE fr COOKE- -

I.IMITlit),

Importers,HardwareandGeneralMerchandise.

Partial List kt "Amy Turner"ol U'khU just rrceivcil

I mm New York.

Wheel Barrows,ROAD SCRAIMiUS,

OX HOWS,1IOE HANDLES,HAKIlED WIKIi,ASBESTOS CEMENT.

MATTOCKSFEED CUTTERS,

MOWERS,

COHPANT

with

BLACKSMITHS' BELLOWSMACHINISTS' DRILLS,VISES,

Charcoal Irons,REFRIGERATORS,

KA 1 HH AN K'S SCALES.

Castle k Cooke, Ltd,

IMPORTERS,Hardware and General Mcrcbacdise.

(loliieu Hull) BazaarKWaSOKALElt,

ItOOKSKI.I.EK.

STATIONKK.

(iUITARS from tUM tin.VIOLINS, MANDOLINS. COHNETS,

tiMiuiu.r.in, iiaiju.nMusical Instrument Supplies,Sluaia ordered by every steamor.Tambourine. Wc to fl).

FLUTES and PICCOLOS.

ycRlnsses nml Spectnrle.sCarefully fitted to allsights and frames com-fortably adjusted ....

DomesticSewing Machines.

Domestic Sewing Machines. Tlii.machine surpasses all other. In e:cellence of finish and durability: onI. .nil fun mol. l..l ,l.KtH

'tch. Kmbroider. Ham. Tuck.uuuie, nun inaKO uuuon Jioies.

REMINGTON TYPEWRITERS(lint Tyiacriter 'ujjiIiV

lly tho Australia arrives a largo andittmpieiu ntocK or

SportingGoods.- -

. . . PUNCI1INO riAUS,FOOTIIALI-- S. TKNNLS HALLS.TENNIS KACKKTS. 1IASKiwi.Ii IIATO, MASKS, HALLS,MITTS anil OLOVKSTKNNIS Nfrrs AND POLKSA.M) UHOQUCT BETH. . .

Wostenholm's PocVet Knives and Razors.

Wail: L Bjlcher him from 50c up.

Indoor Games.HALMA. PAItCHiai.CIH-S- S, DOM

l.ura, CUIH, AUTHOllS andother Card (lame.

Hand Sewing; Machine. $8:50 and912:00,

SewinK Mnchino Needle.for all kinds of machine..

NOVKI.S, NOVKI, NOVKLSlly Every Steamer.

haiu liuusnra. SHAVINGliltUSIIF-S- . COMDS. Etc. . .

PURSES. CAItl) C.VSES, ANDl'OCKET HOOKS. ....

Cint.DHKN's PicrniE Hookk, Doixhnml IOVS of all descriptions.

Our hutlitem it ratuUUheil ontu. fitisi ulisoluttt, contequtcan uffonlto tell at line rate:

W. F. REYNOLDS, Prep

ftussm

WHYPAY

RENT .When you can apply

the rent money to pur-

chase a bouse ?

Wc will sell you a bouse to liebuilt to suit you by paying tuoiitb- -

ly installments.Call and examine our plan and

satlsly yourself tliat our proposition is one wliich will be fully sat-isfactory to you.

ME HAWAIIAH SAFE DEPOSIT HID INVEST-

MENT COMFANir,

40!) Fout Stbikt, Honolulu,

iJt

I

TMB MAU'AIAN STAR, Tt'ftiOAY OCTOIJHR

'ftti Hawaiian $?mA Stamped teds and THIS WEEKNew Art Linens We want to say WHEELS

mft k HDWW.

1 t Mi A

!

HMn ft y.udyt xl 1

Til

SS 3Sr '. i

TVHPDAY. OCTOIIKK t, IBtfS,

OWK of the Government directorstirj?iH tire United States to hastento sever connection with the I'aci-ti- c

ritilroadf.

Umi'KKUk William has entertainttl a KumUu tritice and juiUllcly

extircstwl tlie hope that "the misunderstandings of the jmst betweenthe two countries were forgottenand that they would not recur."

Kri-iikm- s in Armenia have beenInstituted in earnest, and all theGreat Powers have to do is to watchthe men entrusted with admlnistration of the reform measures. TheArmenians have held thanksgivingservices on the strength of assurances that they will no longer be atthe mercy of murderous Turks andKurds.

This Waller case is closed. Itended to the credit of all concernedexcepting the Consulin Madagascar. The lfreuch t

has shown that Waller In-

terfered in a most marked and un-

warranted manner in its af-

fairs with the Hovas. "Secretary Olney is satisfied ofWaller's guilt and of the regularityand fairness of the court, whichtried and convicted him. Takingthis view of Waller's case, the Ad-

ministration will make no demandon the I'rcncU Government for hisrelease. It may ask, as a measureof friendship and courtesy, that hispunishment be lightened, but thiswill be asked as n favor and not as

a right."

IIkmu is a strong tip to the Hawaiian Interior Department, from

the message of a mayor of Sacra-

mento: "The work of laying side

walks must not stop. We mustcontinue in the good work. All

persons must be compelled to com

ply with the sidewalk ordinances.Hut these ordinances should be soamended that each new sidewalkput down must contain some darkcoloring matter. We cannot afford,even under the banner of progressand improvement, to raise up a raceof weak-eye- d and spectacled menand women." Our I.iliha streetand the White Koad from KapiolaniPark to the Waialae road need

"some dark coloring matter." Itis remarkable that this thing hasbeen overlooked, where so manybright days make the roads sur-

faced with coral a punishment tothe eyes.

Juan Cri'.spo, President of Ven-

ezuela, is a man not to be over-

looked while boundary disputes,ultimatums and the Monroe doctrine fill the air and involve hiscountry. Crespo, who has been aconservative and capable ruler,ousted his predecessor by force ofarms. There were originally fourteen gentlemen of position andprominence in the revolution. Theydecided that the old administrationcould no longer be tolerated. Withthis crew at his back Crespo issueda proclamation and took

to the field. He is himself a superb soldier and all thefighting men not held in check by

the government rushed to his banner. In seven mouths, after numerous skirmishes and a series of bigbattles, Crespo marched five armiesupon the capital. He was at thehead of an efficient and well discip-lined division which took the lead.

It was one of the most thoroughlyjust and entirely successful revolu-tionary movements ever conducted,Crespo is no infant at statecraft andhis talent and genius as an organ-izer and commander arc certainlymarvelous.

l'KBSIUliNT Cl.UVl'.I.ANU'S fewwords to Minister Castle again emphasize that cast of the UnitedStates executive's position whichTmi Star has often sought to im

press. Mr. Cleveland's attitude is

that Hawaii stands to the GreatRepublic in precisely the same re-

lation as any other foreign and independent power. This he has

stated in so many words. It was

when expiessing this view that Mr,

Cleveland spoke of his failure to

oust the Provisional Government.The Senate has said by resolutionthat it would regard the political

activity of another country here as

inimical to the United States. Asto the real ideas of Mr. Cleveland

on annexation or "closer political

union," probably not even a mind

reader could discern. When he does

unburden himself on these proposi

tions it will be in tones not uncer-

tain. That Mr. Castle has been

received as Hawaiian minister may

reasonably be taken as an Indicationthat the Administration is not an-

gry with the Republic of the Islands.

py u Vp m til-- n W.t

llllt rrfrUM l hr.H .tUteilUluiAueni y, 61 ftiiil Mult haul's Ki licciietc-- . Hal)rauoUc-- "'Hi., wlro rontla'--t fr

biuiatlour It.

This city is Miroly gettingdown to litisiiuiHS again and if

tile "lilihustur fiend" emi liemuzzled thing will brightentip and ronmhi good for thenext six mouths at least. Thuprice of sugar seems to be onthe ndvnnee mid if there is

foully 11 shortago of crops in

othur sugar producing countries1 1 11 wuii will roup 11 neb benefitMany people, believe that anadvaneo in the p'rieo of rawsdoes not help people generallywo are not inclined that waywe know that if plantations receive a little more than the,

average prieo for their outputthe manager looks around witl

an "improvement gaze" in hiseyes. le will buy new plows(Hendry's); he will secure anew windmill (Acrmotor); hewill put up a new fence (Jones'Locked), and in other waysdistribute money around andwe nil share "in the generalprosperity. More privatedwellings will bo put up in Ho-

nolulu; we like to see work inthe latter direction for it givesus an opportunity to mentionsomething about an excellentstock of chandeliers and hang-ing lamps now on hand. Thejoints have just been unpackedand the line is better thanever. Some samples are hungfrom tho ceiling of our Btore;they are artistic specimens andrequire 110 praiso from us.They are all fitted with theBradley k Hubbard burnersnone better are made. Wohave piano lamps with eithersilk or paper shades; boudoirlamps and tho regular hanginglamps; all new designs. Thesegoods wore selected for theholidays; it would be a wisemovo for you to make yourselection now before the line isbroken.

Wo have some pretty tableswith metal frames and onyxtops; no prettier piece of furni-

ture can bo made and if youwish to make a hit with yourwife, you will purchase one.

Wo expect the next Sprockets packet to bring us a num-

ber of the Golden Gate improved stone filters; we havehad many orders for these fil

ters and will soon be in a posi-

tion to supply the demand.The Australia brought us a

supply of "Alaska's" refrigerators and ice chests. Tho meritsof these food preservers and icesavers are known to a greatmany housekeepers in Honolulu Better have one in thehouse instead of tho one youare using.

Tho bicycle crazo promisesto become epidemic; doctorssay that riding a bicycle is 11

most healthy and invigoratingexercise providing that you donot rido a wheel that is constantly breaking or getting outof repair. A poor wheel keepsouo's temper at a white heatand for that reason is not thebest health-produce- r. Wehandle the Monarch nnd Tri-

bune bicycles; both have stoodtho test and are victors. Wowill quote prices on application.The S. N. Castlo brought twoG Tribunes; they are for ladiesand are away up 111 G, as thesaying goes.- - if you are think-ing about buying a wheel, calland see us. Our experiencemay enable us to give yousome valuable advice.

THE HAWAIIAN HARD- -

WARE COMPANY.

?07 I ort street.

3ST- - S. SACHS',020 font sTtiecT, Honolulu,

Miiylk'M. Soih'I'm.rAlll.lv COVKKfl. 1UNNKUS. TUAY CLOTHS,

In Km, I II ilif IVflih.,

Sit MlllflCd llllll lltlttCMl OlIMlltoil TllINl Hiii-- anil AH Itcnlm.

Down I'1Io'.n In nil SI.onIiinliioiileiy Vnili Silks and Linen.

I'lo'.s in all colors, Kii.ii'.iulccd lo wash.Silk Fringe and Cotton I'lingc lor Kancj Wotk

These .in-- bcaulilul goods ami must lie seen to be appreciatedC'iimi sn 1 1 FH.--- Clloli r

Woven Wire Bailey,IRON BEDS AND '"WOVEN WIRE MATTRESSES,

which win Not Kust.ui'iioi.srKitKU'H conn iiammiu ks, iiuy kautii cum:th,

IKON 1KNCINII hi Slock 11ml in.nli; to onli-r- .

WOV.EN WIRE CHAIRS. CumfitrlHliti,All iniilf right lint iti llomiliilti ami for milo hy

J. JS. ISVLI.yl5VQU"on St., not to L. U. Kerr's.

BY AUTHORITY.In tho Circuit Court, Fifth Circuit

of tho Hawaiian Is ands.

ORDER FOR A SPECIAL TERM

Hy virtue of the authority in tiutebtcil hy law, nnl itto lint itriitiHilioii of lllhtife. 1 lielcliorder tint n Spccint IVrtii of the Circuit Court of the I ifth Circuit, lie

in the Court Ilouoe lit Xnn ill wilt,Lihue, I of Kmml, VI'.l)Ni:sI)A V.the SOtli ilnj- - of NOVKMIWIt, IN'jl, ntten o'clock, n. in.

JACOll HAltDV,Ciicnit .IiiiIki Klnli C'iicuit.

I.lliuc, Octohi-- 21, 1MNI.

A'uocil, A. K. JUIItl,Chief Justice, Supreme Court,

TuT-n- t

SEALED TENDERS

Will lie receiveil nt the Oilice of theMinUter of the liilcnnr till 13 o'clocknoun on November I;, forthe construction of n concrete lloor foithe New Wash House at luliei.

l'lnna ami Kpeciflcntior.H may Iiohcciiat the olllce of tho Mupcrinlciulciit of1'uhlic Works.

Tho Minister of the Interior iIoch nothinil himself lo accept tie) lowest or allLiJ.

J. A. KING.Minislerof the Inti-iio-

Interior Oilice,October 2.", 1!M. 7W1.:U

MISSING THE MARK.

ItiiuLo Merrr Tarkln a WIioCiMil.l I'lii) Utrlr Jiiin.

Twoeutu fit i;m from tliu clly, ostensiblysellltiLt lihtnin rtxU ami finkl. ntall;picking up nil the rum! simps tliry roiiltlfind, i lei I upat a f.tniK'r'a lioiisu not lonynyooutin Waslitnmiv county ami w.iuui1dintitT ami a lion fl. TIio farintr looktlicm in, ami tliey bizol htm up ami pmcciilt'il to takii lilni in aNo. JIu was wrygrifii, and every (litwliiut they told ItiniticklrtJ him iiiinii'iisily. Aflt-- (Luner tltt'ipivo him u cl.ir and told him otht-- r oldHuiics, and at lost une of tbem iiotlciithe old clock on thu maiiUl with It- longjH'iiUiilum fniiij;it)K to ami fro. ".Vow,tbfrulsu thtiiK," wild oni', uitli aUnkattlioothtr, "that lookHsimpIu mul im.v, i tnot ono in.iu in a million cm ilo it."

Wh.tt'a thatl1" nsktd thu fariiKT lunoceiitly mid curiously.

" hy. coiiceiitratlui: one's in hid on onething for atiyuiveii time, sny for an lunirDojou licliee you could watch that ltnUulunifor that loiij and count its Mrokcfeach time aloudr'

Idnii't bullcvo It I know it," asscrU--thu fanner.

ilinbtj jouM lketolLt Konirthlua otiIt," M'lituriHl onuof lliu men iJihtnuaUngly.

'Will, I hain't uot tiiuch," hoitaUd lliefarmer, "but I'll go j ou t'lOU on It."

I lie city m. in lUdnt think ho hml thatoiurh, but ho managed to Had It ami thenwild ho was leady.

" alt till I yet mint'," remarkMlth farmer, ami lieu cut out and cuinuUiikIn two or tlireu minutes with thu money,

"Ijtt our friend hold tho stukeH,"getited the wily city man.

"Coui-He,- thu huiicfit farmer,ami then thu count bet;. m.

The old fellow kept LU ejoon thudulum and hU tongue on the count, ami atthu t ml of tho Hist quarter one of the menfiugented that thu otht r might go out andlook up thu horM1, t.o they would bo reatobtartuheu the count uin doie. ThiywerewUe enouyli lo let tho" t.i.ti holderremain, o its not to excitethough the old man was hutli uu eoiyonethat fcuch ti thina M'Linotl m pollute. Atthuindofthu hecond ijuarter the mam

"Go on with tho count," ho b.i1. "Thelobt half la wheio I win."

Thu old man wan fitting tired, and hebtaccd hinihelf, hut of courM liu could notreply and keep up tho count alod,"If jou'lli'icnniy fi It ml jutn minute,"

continuel thu Jiifiu, "I'd like toh.tve himgo out to tho buKgy with mu to fix Home-tbln-

that's broken. He'll Lo back rightan ay, and we'll trut-- t jou to count fair."

Thu man got uptugu. Tho farmer kiptright on counting, but ho dropped bin handin hU coat pocket' and came out with a bigugly looking pUtol, lloiievtr wild a word,except that intermlnublu counting, but iitcoered them with the gun mid bhook UUhead wandngly. They madu u move, amithey iw the belf cocking hummer begin torlsu slowly, and they topied. Tho old mankept right on counting, and the two worthlea fttood there trembling,

Call it a draw," Bald one,"Taku tho fetakiV pleaded tho other,

but tho old man bhook hU beml and kepton counting, and at hint tho hour xvm up.

"There, by thunder," ho exclaimed In atone of exultation and relief, "IknowedI could do it. Now, hand mu over thatmoney and pay for J er dinner and the horwfeed, and ay," he continued, an they bandwl It out, "Mippaalu ou giro me J5 extrafor wear and tear,"

They kicked, but he threatened to drivethem before hU guu to tbo tieaient townand baud them oer to thu authoritha., tothey guve him thu$ for wear and te.ir,

"Xow, git out of here," he haid, kickingthem both out of tho house and cilllu;( tliedog, "and if jou'te got any friend s thatthink 04 lou do, uiid'tm around." I)o-

troit 1'Veo l'jeh

Msu ut i:uni)eti KMiiilllev.The Uerliu Anthruiioloulcal hoclc-t- hot

recently computed tome curluus tabula- -

lluim ou llie avc I age uutt or lulullles In tlievarious cuuntriesof Kuroiie, Acccrdinu lotheiu ktatlkties the nunibt-- of

in families lu the different Kuropc-a-

countries Is as follumit France, 3 IKI;

3.111;' Huut,'ury, 3.70; tiuititrluli.l,S.U1; Austria uuil Ueliiluiu, 4 OS; IIiikI.iji.I,4 os; (Jerinauy, 4.10; Uvvedeu ami Kuriwiy,4.13; llulluiicl. 4. '."--; Kcutlund. 4.40: llulr.4.M; Spain, 4.0.'; Itiiulu, 4.0J, and

LauUlIi-uulillc- .

V.ry Simple Wlien Vn Know Mow,

If anybocly had lukc-- inu this inc-i-

lufc," said a citUc-n- "how lo carry a marbletopped table and a chair at thesame time I couldn't have told him, U.ttouitflit I could, for toduy I saw a man do-ttier jutt that thlngr. lie carried the tablelu front of him uilh his hainlsaHiid ha hudthe rocker on his back, with the lockersbooked clown over his shouldeis lu front. "

rruioaeipuin cuii.

AT

OciiIiv I Mooom.

I

WOVEN WIRE LOUNGES,

Tho Woven Wlro Man,

A WOMAN WHEEL BUILDER.

Mr. Jurtreii.rn lla. Mntlo Tmi That UnitIk-r- lllnlilr ITmI.M.

It is e:iiy enough for nny woman torido it blcj-clo- tmt to in.iko cim in unltiunother matter, lira. tUsslo Jorsenvnhi the lint ami only woimiu up toable In uecoinpllkli lliis feat. Alreailjllii-- clever woman h.is eoniplotnl twohieyclcH, anil tlieyiue iironoiiuceil hy

to ho oipml lo (lie finest made hyI ho luanufactui-crfl- Her huhamlkei ps ii bicycle fliop, ami it Inthere, watching tho workmen, tli.it sheha acquireil ft proilcieucy in the bunl- -

llCH.Her wheel weiRlm only Ifi poundi,

and, thonitli Kccmlnt;ly "Unlit, lias Ktoultho roughest rlilinx over nil kimlK ofroniR The of tho wheal nro offino piano wiiu anil tho paddle in struiiKwitii zither htriiw. The tubing in

enameled and there nro no hkirtguard. Tho almost uuirerfi.il wearingof bloouierH has dono away with this at-tachment to a woman's wheel, llr.

who Is n native of Ooiienliaiten.is just n little cIhzcnI by tho sturtltnirnew woman Ideas of Ills wife. Ho saystney would not bollevo snclin thliiK ikis

ihlo in Denmark. -- Ho is very iirouil ofher hticcii-- and ileelarcs that bho is nbetter wcjrler than any of his men.Ulneitgo l.vcniug l'oht.

CELEBRITIES AS CYCLISTS,

Lotta, tho actiess, is learnincr to ridoa bicycle In a isew lork ncadeuiy.

With tlio kiucr of Greece ridincr a hicycle, if tliero is any virtuo in nuamo, this is one v. heol which shouldalways bo well lubricated, observes TheWheoL

A poem in whito Is what Maino's lij?conercMtinan, 'Iliomas llrackett Heeil.lnlslit littiuijly be ealhtil wlieu ho ii

in his snow whito Mvoatcr allready for a rido on his irlltloriuir, bicycle,says tho Lowieton JournaL

l'lesideut C'levolaud has been ndvic-e-

toeyeleas iiiiaiilturciluctinn of weight;M. uaslinlr-i'erler- , of

lenublic, is enjoyina this liiif.uorilo exereiso at his chateau, mid thewlfo anil cl.iiiL'hters of Sir W illiaiu Harcouit nio unions thu recent applicantsfor lucmbcri-hinii- i tho Cyclists' TuuriiiRciuu.

Amoni! tlit) riders nt Har Harbor it iscahl uono attracts so much attention usilavroyeni Hey, tho Turkish luinlstorand SI. Alfreil lo Gliait, Ilia Iiolniauminister, tho two diplomats boincr in- -

iep.iraulo compauions on their wheels.Mavroycui Hay is nlways well groomeclnud presents u very natty appoaraueoridiuK bis bicycle us lio walks with apeculiar Jerky motion.

Various fllrls In Itloouiers.However modest, convenient and ap-

propriate bloomers may bo for tho bustuoss of oyclintt, tboy aro hideous ni;ht-inare- s

to ucry tersoii witii an artisticeye. Tho woman has yet to bo bom towhom they aro bccaiuini, und in ninohuudicd and uiuety-uiii- e enscs out ofevery thousand they exagiterato thopersonal defects und conceal tho ijoodpoints of her who dons them. Tholoan, uujjiil.ir (firl locks more like abeaupolu Ulan over. Tho short, duinnvBirl is pudtiy beyond description, whiletho Mjt, fat tiirl resembles nothing somuch us links of boloxu.i sausages, uncithe tall, slim girl who wears spectaclesami ono oi mo nttlo caps so much

by bicyclers is n sight to frightmo gous. tirauii Knplds l'iis.

A Wlieelmsii WiiriU a I'ollremsn.Whllo walking across City Hall park

rocentlya policeman hailoil uwlic-elnia-

who was pushing his wheel und toldhim he could not tako "that thing"through tho park. Tho wheelman askedif thcro was any law against carryingpackages alotif! the park walks. Tho

s.eid "No. " Tlio wheelman thenpuf tho wheel ou his shoulder and start-ed to go on. Tlio policeman tried toluakohlingo back, but ho said, "Yousaid there is no law ugalust carryingthings, so hero goes. " And ho wont.Iow xork Ifocordor.

Termers Versus IllcjelMs.Bicyclers, keep to your uwh sido of

tlio roud and respect thu horses. A horsewill hurt you n mighty sight uorso limnyou can hurt tlio horse. And, farmers,do not clesplsu tho bicyclo because nowand then you see a young rough on thowheel "hogging" tho loud, just us yourteamsters do wicu they drivo into towntwo abreast so they cuu com erso witheach other. Itcincinber that tlie bicycleris impiovlng yuur highways every tiiuoho goes over tlieui, wlillo yourhurses aiekicking theui to pioceis. HrooklyuKuglo.

lfow to Acohl llrloklus.Anything kept lu tlio rider's mouth,

liko u piece of a toothpick or u pebble,contributes to keeping up tho socretiouof tho saliva. A dry mouth aud throatoblige tliowheelmau to drink often, audu largo quantity of liquid, of whatevernatuio it may be, ends by debilitatingor irritutiug the stomach. Wheel,

New Wrinkle. For Fair Cjrclers.6omo women bicyoltc-t- have a way

of dividing their skirls ut the momentof mounting by using a single safety pinto pin thu flout of tho skiit ut tho hemto tlio back, between tho feet. In thisway all tho value of tho divided skirt isteemed with uouo of its ugliuess when.valklng. Chioagu Tribune.

Wlieu M Weut Out lu lllooeners.It liicrctly euultl bo rcucUzeu"Duet ma weut out lu bloomers.

Tlio mlcthborltooct wees purcclyKc!Wheu tea out In bloomers.

Old Ihjecon Hmlth sustuiued u uockMiranda Ann to talkPa wies kept under ke-- and lock

When lua went out In bloomers.

Kelt day wo bod a luesloral callbecause ma wuro the blouiners.

TUu pastor ipokc of Adam's fallIn re the fact of bloomers.

Then lua went off and bad a cry IA ifory look was ta pa's eye,And nest day I cannot lit

My lua as (ml to blooenerij

I J ' CURE 1I Liver. Ills. J

A badcomplexionmeans niiMiry ti many it iftitilly ilisliKiirmK !u woman. It

is onu (if natiirc'!! danger sig-

nals inuniiii impure I'lwt, "'"'Not inr.tiralilc,

but vury troublfsoinc amiannoying. Arc you a sufurur in mind and body froma bad complexion ? 1 f so, don'l

delay 01

comctl

A . - at nettakin j;

lirown s Iron Uiltcrs takeit faithfully and you will havicause to bo thankful. Thi:celehratud remedy lliorouj;hlycleanses the system ami re-

moves those impurities in theblood, of which the outwardsigns are pimples, blotches,boils, etc. Brown's IronBitters won't stain the teethor cause constipation. Hut gelthe genuine.ItiK. Iton'lMlliedruiiKlM t S 10 YOUren )ou a BjDMiiuie iot iar

ftrrtirorit IxkjIc lor croHC-,- n prc1ctled line on uraper, talBROWN CHEMICA1 00. BALTIMORE. MS

ILOMON DllUG CO.,

AGKNTrf.

Try the

"Star" Electric Worts

for

Fine Printing.

Many infectious E.

dilseases can bewarded off by keep- -

ing the body in a k

healthy condition,and being properlyclothed. The bestunderwear that canbe worn is

Dr.

Jaeger's

Sanitary

Clothing

preventing chillsand securinghealth and com-fort

A Tri'atisp on Health,Dirteustj Genua nml S;initn-lio- n

by Dr. Jaeger am hefre'.niriM. free by calling atour Store,

An eWant line of

TurkishTowelling

to Qfo cheap. Afine assortment oftcolors

MclNERNYHABERDASHER,

Merchant and Fort Sts.

Look in

the Glass.Aro you aging fast? See any

new wrinkles radiating from themouth and noeef Look at yourtonguo. Is it coverod with a yel-

lowish fur? Its your liver needstoning. Its overworked and be.coming less active all tho time.Set it right and Nature will keopIt going. Take a rational remedy.SciiiuNEn's Pills are just right.They'll do their duty withoutweakening tho natural functions.

25 cents.

pOBRON DRUG CO,, Agents.

Tlml tin- m-- i v Inlenl lililniHtdi- ni,. i j-- In to (lie ellVwl. tlml

l'.r.'tii, tin- well ktiMwn tvMilutiiiiiiftt, in o witim U) Hono-lulu in a iiilduli UikiiiK cinrt with the itvowwl llilBtii.ouof W'lpllljf the lliiuniinii lpllbllcitirdieaillll. OF 001110lio won t eiiiiicj but if he hIhuiIiI tliTido In do no, wo

.V1'1' Wvo him n jikmI ttui fur hi money. W'liou Urnlihbiislois do etiino, thev will wick (ho store! our Rtoiuwould nnttnnlly iillrnel,enriy mioh n Intije utoek

their nlteiition lirat beertitHO

Xew (Joods tlmlwuii t to tlinposo of before the invasion. This week inaiksn Speeinl Sale of MottseH for IntliuH; Uhildroii'n Diowohmill I'ilmloii'.s: SI; il l. Knihi-niili- i ii.a. nml l,!ii-iw- .

Jiotli l.inen Mini Vnlelieiellliiiow piieen,

Wl. S.

FOR

A

woof itimmIh wo

n nil perfect goodi nnd lit

LEVY,Fort Street

DISINFECTS

nnd iloos it tliDrotijrlily too. It i tlio iiiohIt'fli'ctivo ami nt tlio wiino liino tlio lunst txH'tisivo ofall tlio iloodtil'tilitH, A liottlo that only

Costs i OUlaA3 iis ninjily Hilillciont to innlo from Two to

AIAA.-V'C- ? 11 1 GtlllOlXiS,of strotit; ilisinfoi'tiii' llititl,

SALE

HOLLISTER DRUG 00., Ltd.

Fine

Ladies'

DISINFECTS

ONLY THE

Line of

waists.

B. F. EHLERS &.

CITY FURNITURE STURE,Cornor ol Fort nnd Uoretanin Streets - - - - - Waring Block.

NEW GOODIX "Aloha" "Mvuir."

RI5KD FURNITURIS, I.UATHHR SKAT I'ARI.OR ROCKKRSOAK. DININO anii OUI'ICK CHAIRS,

ClII.I)RKs chairs, tadi.k covi;rs, mats, rugs, Kt.

H. H. WILLIAMS, Manager

Our Alm-T- O PLEASE.

J. T.

UNDERTAKE) AND EMBALMER.

WATlMI'ORTKK AND DEALRR IN

General Merchandise,Queen Street and Fort Street, Honolulu.

NEW GOODS JUST RECEIVED IN ALL DEPARTMENTS,

You invited to call nml examine Prices and Quality.

Housekeeper's Supplies m

QUILTS, M(irsoil!os, Honoy Combnml Ivoinan Stripe

VABlAi DAMASKS, NAPKINS,Towuls, SltuotingH iiiiil Cottons. . . .

An Elegunt Assortmont of

BY

are

Our Motto-T- O EXCE L.

H'ew DressSuralis, Figured Silks, Gronailiiius nml Porcales.

A NEW LINE OF Bill; lliiuelkciclik-f- 011J nml Sua.ii.l-r- fiumnier Miiriei hi Cre-K- nnd riiiniu-le-tti-- i Navy t'ruvoiie ties

an.1 LuilltV Clulli, IIub un.l Jk-ii'- Bwoatt-r- in ull bint-s- .

A New Stock of l'ura l'reiiarecl House Paints, Hanging Laiuns,l'lexible Wire Mats, lioston Card Matches,

KnaineUeel Granite Ware, Shelf Hardware, and an assortmentol Crockery and Glassware. Ilaviland and I.iiuoges China,

Tumblers, Seine Twine, l'ish I.iues, etc., etc.

NEW JAPANESE

ODSE

STORE.

Goods:

IIAWDWAWl iciwi'r;viisiv'j'.

JAPANESE Dry and Fancy Goods,Lacquered Ware,

Crockery and Bamboo Ware, Etc, Etc.W I.,OWJt I'l'lUOH.

430 NUUANTT STREET,-- Opposito Loyo's I3akcry,

4"'

TESTED.

JJusliloH loflting our Wlieols ly fhHt nml linnlriding, our riiloiH I'ontltifd'il n vury

tit on King etiiM't, wliifli lin fully wttinliud

uh (nml tho Hint tlio high ?niilo wIiuoIh woImutllo Imvu tlu itiituriituir in tliotn, nml plutity of it.

(Jur riiloiH Hulurti'il King rJtrcct ojiposito Mr. S.I'nikur's roHidniirii nti tlio 1m t jilnio In nmlui tlio tost.Wo Iiml four Wlioi)lnout, nml tln-- wuro coining nloug.nt n "dip" tlint would linvo liwitod tlio lionriiigs ofuiiitiy ho onllud liigli grndo cyck-H- At llio iro)or(iino tlio l.ittli,' Clinii 'L'(' up, nmltlio tost Instill. Tlii'io woro Wlitflu in tlio nir,Wlioi'ls in tlio niidillo nml on liolh diilt-- of tlio road,iilul ridufH going townrdn town uh if llioy worn latofor dinnor. Aftor picking tlioiiiKi-lvo-s up, and tlioWIiooIh, it wiiK found Hint, uu wnn to lio expected,tliero was not n pieeo of metal lirokeii in nny of tliofour WIiooIh. Tlio only damage done to tlie inotal

artH was a bending of a part lioiv ami tliore, wliieliDr. Wooteit Hlriiiglitonetl out in n few inoiiieiitH thismorning. Our ridurs snythoy won't conduct nnyinoi o of tliero tests for us, ami wo thought they wouldnot want to, so wo had tho four Wheels tested ntonce, nml now wo nro satisfied that what tho makerssay aliout tho Wheels is true, and wo hack up theirguarantee full'.

When you want n lirst class Wheel, one thatwon't go to pieces undur you if you happen to ridooli'a sidewalk, call at tho headquarters for high gradeWheels in Honolulu, und you will get what youwant.

Wo have sold every IIamiii.kii and Coi.umiiia wohad in stock, hut will havo a hig lot on tho Austra-lia when she returns.

For tho 11KST WMH1SLS go to

E. O. HALL & SONLIMITED.

who darcdto(saythatminerny i5n7 selling'' genuine

VAUKENPHAST SHE5 FOR $Sj&

Maui PotatoesBEST ON EARTH!

Good CookorsNo J31ack Specks

Nor follow Centers. .

UUC1CIV1SD JSVJSli-V- ' 1VIC3IVIJA-V- ' AlOKMNG.. . PLENTY FOR EVERYBODY I . .

HENRY DAVIS ft CO.KORT STRKHT GROCKRS, Nkak King.

WaterConsolidated Soda

Are made from water

All the product of

Water Works Co.

thnt 1

by the Hyatt process,Under this system the water from the

wells does not come in contact with the airuntil drawn into the glass for consumption.

All fountains in cifv tlmt rlJ

Water supplied by them are filled with thiswater.

PURIFIED WATER.TELEPPONE 71,

(UtTU ItMt.tt..

.lUAfVIIOlJGOLLliCiE TRACT.

Having placsl tut llic market llil.liiagnllleenl hi t iif Ian. I, divided lulun intmU-- of largo Ikiiim lots wp most

mil Ilia nUrtitlou of home

Keekers In !(

Tlds tract Islnundiiilliy Mnklklmioel,Wilder Avenue ami Punalnnt si reef, nt

nil eleiollnn nf about 'i't feet, gentlyloping toward the mi. A lin puio.

ruina view run l had fiom Ihe upirMrlliui.

Thine hits nre olfered nt a veryfigure. Ily calling nt our dllce

wo shall Iw pleased to rI furtliir In-

formation in regard lo prlrea ami

iiltUUli WAKING & CO.,

ua Kort Htroot, near King HtreeL

for mulling lccil.

TO LET.

Hit ALL COTTAlll' OP TWO ItOOMH,A Hatb, eU',, ceiitr. Ily loented, e

for two gentlemen. Apply tofill. JOHN H. McOHEW,

TUI-t- HoW Ktnet.

BUSINESS AGENT.

T1!AI, KKTATK AMI fll'.NHHAI. HU81

Xi nes Agent. Iteal KhUito iMiocht amtMilil. Hnum ltented. I.OA.VS NKUOTIATKn.Collection made. Hooks Imfcted. Accounts

Ooiivllll! V done.AH bmlneiM entrusted to me will receive

nrouuit am! careful attention. A share ufiho public patronage roiioctfully solicited.

Telephone 13.1.OKO. A. TUIINKIL

.KM Merchant Htrect,. Olllce formerly occupied by 0. T. (1 illicit.

C. J. I'ishel is under the weather.Capt. wilder has gone to Hilo

for a week.

J. J. Egan is visiting Hawaii onbusiness.

Miss Uva Parker left by theKinau this morning for Mana.

P. V. Thrum is making a busi-

ness trip to Hawaii.

Mrs. J. U. Tregloan left for theCoast by the bark Albert today.She will be gone about threemonths.

K. U. Baldwin, P. S. I.yman,I. Severance and K. M. Wakefield,Hiloites, returned to the KainyCity this morning.

I.ale.t Hate.

All wool crepons, the very latestladies broad cloth, in tan, brown

navv blue and black at Sachs' store,"The Knox" sailor hat, the correctstyle, can be found at N. S. Sachs,Fort street.

HIIKItMAN'H HOOK.

Ilia Political lll.torj to (llvo BoniePacta.

Mass i HON, U., October ig.Seldom has such a sensation been

created in political circles as thatcaused by the synopsis publishedthis morning of Senatqr Sherman'sbook, entitled, "Recollections of

Forty Years in the House, Senateand Cabinet." He has been delug-ed all day with inquiries as towhether he had been correctlyquoted in the extracts reflecting onuarueld ana uraut. in uis niter-vie-

this afternoon, Senator Sherman declared that the review of hisbook colored Ins references toGarfield iu a manner which the fulltext would not justify. He saidvery earnestly that he had not censured the dead President, citherdirectly or by inference, but he re-

fused absolutely to go beyond thatstatement.

You can put up the most delicatefruit, uncooked, br minx Autlfermen.tine, and in alx months lliey will lw asnatural in anuuuio ns wnt--um .

Crouiwell'e Head.

I,ondon, Oct. 19. The Liver-pool Pott today claims to have un-

earthed the head of Oliver Crom

well, which is said to have beenfound iu the possession of the Wilkiuson family of Sealichart, Kent,which, it is added, possesses thecomplete record of the lie ad's allegedAdventures.

8. H, Co. Match.

The Sharpshooters Company metat the Judiciary lluilding Mondayeveuinc. Small attendance. Dr.Kmerson and Jack McVeigh wereselected to arratnre a matcn lor oaturday next. They will choose theirmen in tue Company, Morningfurther of interest was done

Notlilnff Strange,Intelligent aople, wu 0 real la) tbe Inipor

lant part tba bkxxl bold In keeping- tlmbojy In a normal llnd nothingtrangg In tba number of illMMuea lloml'.

, Hanaparllla li able to cure. Ho many trouiblue reeult from Impure bloal, tbe beat wayto treat them U through the blool. tlood'atMrvapariUa vltalizea the blood.

Hood's Pills are the best after dinner pill',euHiei uiKeeiiuu, preveue i;uuiiiipaiiou. i

REAL ESTATEHMOKtR AOU, INHURANOT,

NOTARY PUBLIC,

G. D. GHJ15E,Snfn Irrpnill Untitling,

.(ofl I'iikt ST. Telephone 1A4

POII MENT.

'W WTTAIII ON .1 1.1 It A tHhHl llbw4nu. )it"'wml- -

C. D. Chnao, iiwMitl Ant (InclitMHf I it Mi efue mum iiwiiiwBipjWyajfrfW. Ifcar llitam intfei olrHi n

I ;'1INIIIKII I'lirlAIIK AT WAIKIKI,I IR e IHesitlt.

I "l'll,NIIIMI tllTTAIII: US MTAM'reel. tl tw month.

WANTED.

,H'IINIIIKIi IIIH'sl". WITH HTAHI.KJ rrt, (.toK nf runrlilimwl 11)11.

iDTTAtji: on tin: .

(KVKItAI. K1HMHIII.II AMI UNKt'll- -

O lihlied Hot)

FOR SALE.

Property listed In tills apaco wassola uciouer , iuud.Dl'KK. I'K.NTItAlil.V IH'ATKIi, VAU

Irtr. ilhiltiir riMtiii. kill Alrtl fi Itttl- -

riNiii. I'licv tK,AVlim KAI.IIII VALLKY.HI UAHU:

for itHtnrnace nii'l I urn. t'lelilv HMlfr.

(Uk ami urr om imr Htm,t--tnnl Ima1Iuii. I'miNTlr Hit tint lieln

but InrruiM! fit llu, I'rlcn

Accident Policies In IIm; Infrrm1nf New ork.C. H.( liafe

llt'in-ru- l Aitt'iit llaHMluii ifUiHlN, urn jutni tfiKHl an tnvfiiicnt lUml Jvetnle.

If) iii.MoUiiK ami urr os

1tliMiiMfr(iiiiiiirQuf iriWalrroniiivinltM. ITIwtluu.

Ur 1'OUNKIt I'KXHACOI.AHUIMUNII laitlVlaKH. WillrutuplninwIailtalilaitF. Itcpii-- e ami MlMacm prnniwa. o.i .u..i)-- .

anii uir on .maiia.ini:HoivKHater BUl-l)- . Trie) $JW. I

- -Penrl city Loja l ill bI mi i'--

I.HIUIl mm.lllNH I.OTI", COUNKIISI' . . Ill ami nlftf-l-nenr tit Mr. linckfei-l- . ltK y r wlfilmill feni-til- , Mill hihI aler- mvy inniMUliilicrllt mill Imrtlt oir. TIii-- IoinHrv uiiituiill'.tuilily the iiiiwt liullilllilf HH 111 IIOlllllUIU.

7 AHOK llilll.DIMI U1T ON I I K 11

I J Liitialllii Iloiiif-- , Kiniil-nt-

of 1M nil 1'iikol Mlris-I- . $i.llO.half bulaiue on iuirlifiif-- ,

rpWII IIIUI.IilNfl ON I.IISAI.II.IIftlreel, itrwlnl nnil 1nitn lull

are Alaiml ami KailnUul utret-lH- .

) MIll.lflKli MUler Hlllll'U.

Several other Ueilrabte I'lecea of Property

.

A llamakiia I'rmliiet hat I. Well l.lkeilIu linn lulu.

Lupins are being successfullyraised at Haunkua. The produc-tion in this country is cnormou-t-

The beau is extensively used lorfood, and the vine makes a rich fer-

tilizer for cane land. Portugueseare very fond of lupins. They boilthem, making a very agreeable andhealthy diet. The bean is alsoroasted, when its flavor is much likethat of the peanut. In Punchbowltown Hamaktia lupins arc alreadybeing sold at 5 cents per pint.They are also sent out from llaiua-ku- a

to various parts of Hawaii.The seeds were imported from-Ital-

about a year ago for an experimentiu lupin raising. The success at-tained has exceeded all expecta-tions.

Wide Awake Honolulu Itailiee.

Honolulu has been described askind of "sleepy hollow," where

it is one eternal summer's after-

noon. That may be so, yet it willbe a long whilc.before the Honolulu ladies arc caught napping.They arc all alive to the fact that

H. Kerr s is the place to go forthe lateststylcs iu dress material,feathers, flowers, etc.

thi: ni;i.i.t n .

The former fliiuolulu Itelle Weilile.l InNew Vork.

(Now Vork World.

Miss Marino Dclgada, whose

marriage with Mr. U. liurrouguGreene is to take place on Monday,Oct. 21st, is a very pretty girl. Sheis Spanish iu beauty and mannerand a daughter of one of the Cubanpatriots, who tied for Ins life fromthe island and died about eightyears ago. The late Mrs. Uelgatla,who died last year 111 Boston, wasa Miss Phillips and a cousin of theKev. l'lnllius Brooks and theRev. Arthur Brooks. MissDilgaga, who graduated fromWesleyan uollege, is verymusical. The ceremony unitingthe couple will be performed iuTrinity chapel at .1:30 o'clock iu thealteruoon. AlissiJclgada will cuterthe church with Mr. Ktuilio delPino, one of her two guardians.The other is away, being AdmiralUeardskc, iu command of the NorthPacific Squadron. There will be110 maid of honor, and Miss delPino and Miss Crosby will be included iu the list of four bridesmaids. They will wear pretty rosesatin gowns with chiflroti and lace,as it will be a pink affair through-out.

Miss Delgada was in Honolulu ayear with her guardian. AdmiralBcardslec and was a great favoritehere.

"Jumped Hie Hall."

"Jack" Hall, manager of theBird Cage," left town rather un

ceremoniously by the Australia 011

Saturday, Iu August, Hall wasarrested for belling liquor withoutlicense, tried, found guilty andsentenced to pay a fine of f 100. JL, Kaulukou, who deleuded turn,appealed to the Circuit Court forjury trial. Hall was released onif 2 50 bail, outside parties putting itun and Kauiuknu standing suretyfor the amount. The young mau'sflight leaves his friend In the lurch

If you want to buy, sell or exchangotatnna. l-- to John T. llrown. Arlington

Block, Motel street. Nolo clmngo ofaddress.

Hand Change.

The baud will play at the Hotelthis evening instead of at ThomasSquare, as previously announcedThe change is made for the benefitof the China s passengers,

THAT JOVPUI, FKKI.INCI,

With the exhilarating sense of renoweilhealth ami strength and Internal clean-llness. which follows the use of HyrupofFigs, Is unknown to the few who Imvenot progressed beyond the old time med-icines and the cheap substitutes bouic.times olfered hut never accepted by tbewen iniurroeu.

mi it a KmiTisin

I'MMWt M tlMd, t l"AhoM goo 2Utnm wW rtimtt

Unm hf Kie ft. B. ClfrlM.-- A

The (tovrtiinietit will i!l(iTHHIt l lfMH fMl Th ui MM J"

The lirw ttimIllB UMtit MlMritinl tip njnln Oils nmrnliij;.

4 laj mill 7: jo, litis ilny, VMinmi mcetiiiR nt Hie V. M. C. A.

The Judiciary llnlldliij; tironiuWnro to he very niiicli linprovrtl nlonrc.

Cflrlir' Cavalry will drill nt Ma- -

klkt, Thnrmlay evcnlliK nl 7:30ocliiek.

Dr. II. (1. Wixiteii, 107 KIiirstrarl, niakco n (specialty tifliicyclcDUIRCty.

V. II. IlnJdy, futlier tif Dr.Iliiddy, was Ukm ipiite HI thisinuiiiuiK.

. j. i,o,. itfltawaiUnlinvirntiieiitIimhIh ucic luccntly sold in SanI'mucisoo.

Mm. W. - W'nrrlner will sineit the Yuliiun inci tii. tuni)Iil at

o'cliivU.

Tin etiKaKeuicnt of Mini O.irrleOaslle to li. 1'. HiiclihiiU. was an-

nounced yirttrrday.

Co A's social and hop nt 8oVIock riiurnduy cviiiIiik I'loniisesto lie a pleasant nITair:

A Japanese was arrested lastnight tor descried contract serviceon llonokaa plantation.

'i'i... r...ii...ii...r t.Tn. ... A.t

V'? .T V T vIn tin- - P.ieific Mail wharf late Mou

I.i,,. ,t - i ,. .

.1. ...!HKawaiaiioa v.nurL'11 Will open

airalii Sunday week. Itliaslieeiiclosed nearly a year for repairs.

... ,

iV Jiutiy 01 jvussmu tiijuuiuaiii:representatives are on the Chinagoing to various posis 111 uuiua.

The V. M. C. orchestra willhave practice this evening. Mr.Ileitmanu will he in attendance.

Company II will drill tonight.Klcctiou of a first lieutenant will beannounced for next Tuesday eveu- -

Chas. Crane and I.otiis Singerarc likely to captain town footballteams for a game on 1 hauksgivingDay.

V. G. Ashley, registrar, hasbeen quite ill, but it is expected hewill be about again in a couple ofdays.

Prof, lierger's band had a bigaudience at Kmma Square lastevening. There were several encores.

Corp. J. A Kennedy, 1) Co.,N. G. II., has been appointedSergeant-Majo- r of the Second Bat-talion.

Tickets for the Beretauia Tenuisclub benefit arc on sale at Thrum's,Hawaiian News and Golden RuleBazaar.

The trustees of the I.eil.ini BoatClub will meet at the HawaiianHotel this evening. Importantbusiness.

'The Hawaiian Republican Clubwill meet at the American Leaguehall this evening to transact rou-tine business.

Inspector Pageroos will leave theCustom House service on Nov. 1.It has not been decided who willtake his place.

Tickets are out for the BerctaniaTennis Club's entertainment, totake place at the Y. M. C. A. at7:30 Saturday evening.

The Government band will play atthe Hotel at 7:30 this evening. The new march, "CompanyA, N. G. H," will be heard.

Mrs. Arthur Kohn, an actressknown here, was a through passcngcr by the China as a member ofthe Trilby Dramatic Co., on itsway to Shanghai.

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No pains from burns nnil seatds whereItedilinKV ItussiaBalvc is used. Allilruir- -

gists. 'Si cents. Holustkk Drug Company, Agents.

H'rl MKDAI.S.

litenla ror Trophlea In One of theCompanies.

In II Company, N. G. H thereare medals hung up by the captain,the lieutenants, the' sergeants, andthe corporals.r

Twelve scores to be shot betweenlulv and December, '05, highestscore to take captaiu's medal, andso on down the list, bcores nowstand as follows:Private King 8 scores, 33G pointsCaptain White 8 " 334Private Pratt 8 " 33

" Schmidt 8 " 312 "Sere. Giles 6 " 238 "

It will be seen that it nergeautGiles makes two scores of 37 eachhe will tie Private Schmidt, andthis he is more than liable to do.There will then remain four scoresto sett'e the contest.

When this contest is over, beginning iu January '06, the company is going to make two classes,

. . ' ...,.r. !... c ititie ursi iu cuusisi ut muse whohave won company medals, andthe second of those who have notwon a company medal. This willbar the highest shots who havewon company medals from thesecond class, and thus give thelearners a chance.

There will probably be one FirstClass Medal, and two second Class,and members will be allowed toshoot as many first scores for themas they wish for three months, thehighest 1 2 scores for that periodbeing taken for each shooter tomake his total. In this way themarksman will feet that each scorehe shoots may be one of the 12 forthe prize.

An tSioelleni Tonle,

The physician was surprised tofind the head of the household atthe door with a shotgun.

"Why, what's the matter?'stammered the doctor.

"That there Seattle beer you givemy wife, she says is match)' herfeel like a new woman, and I wantyou to understand that no newwoman business goes in this house.Fust tbiug I know she'll be outmaicin' speecues.

Seattle beer 011 draught at Criterion saloou,

iTO HAWAIIAN STAIt. Hl sHW )( tout H , iM

M, CASTl.l. liraVIH-

tMli Misiiiiiit pim imi I'hmi Mifin riiiHi!iiii.

lilt ArilHftu H rt.l,M ItMelsKdIrtatlooe lte4 II MaM ImmhI

VttllrM.

W'AWtiiwnm, Cel. ti I'iraident Ulavtwitiit made tin briefftpcealies Unlay and lltnel Inthteeothers. The wverol ooa4)ti ofwhich the rewollve rematka Metemade were the presentations ofthree new diplomatic repriMvnl-atlve- s

of foreign countries aecietlit-k- I

lo the United States. Thethrecnewly accredited rcpresctitnllveiinieSlgtior Auguslo dc Segulcra The-din- ,

minister from Portugal; V. R.Castle, minister from Hawaii, andConstautiii 1 trim, minister fromDenmark.

The addresses made in the presentations of the Portuguese andDanish ministers were devoid of interest. In presenting his credentials, the Hawaiian minister said

"Mr. President: Ily direction ofMr. Dole, President of the Republicof Hawaii, I herewith hand to youa iiotificationof the recall of LotrinA. 1 liurstou, late r.nvoy Kxlra- -

ordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary of Hawaii to the United StatesGovernment, and .1 letter accredit-ing me to fill said office. 1 11 con-veying to you the assurances of respect and good will of the Presidentof the Republic of Hawaii, and ofhis desire for the continued prosperity of the .Nation over winchyou preside, I desire to add thefurther assurance that I shall, whileI have the honor to occtmv thisposition, by every means iu mypower, seek to foster, maintain andcontinue the relations of cordialamity and friendship which havelor so many years existed betweenthe United States and Hawaii."

The President replied as follows:"Mr. Minister: I accept the let- -

ters you deliver whereby the President of Hawaii notifies mcoftherecall of Lorrin A. Thurston, IJnvoy

and Minister Plenipotentiary of Hawaii to the UnitedStates; and also accredits yourselfin the same capacity at this capital.1 reciprocate tile good wishes youare pleased to convey to me, andhave pleasure iu expressing thesincere desire of this Governmentanil of my countrymen, that pros-perity, happiness and good government may be the lot of the Hawaiian people, and that the friendlyintercourse and cordial relationshipthey have hitherto enjdyed with thepeople of the United Slates maylong continue."

New Knaland tu the Front,The finest conservatorimu in the

United States is that at Boston.The musical training to be got thereisvequal to that at Lcipsic. All theleading pianists iu the States arcnow playing on the New Englandpiano sold by L. II. Kerr.

Satnrdar'N Kuter I a In men t.

Next Saturday evening the entertamnient by the Lawn '1 emusClub will take place in the Y. M.

C. A. ball commencing at 8 o'clockThere will be a rare musical treatin store for those who attend.Miss Kale McGrcw will give avocal solo and also play that magicviolin of hers. Mrs. W. A. Kinneywill render a contralto solo andMiss Kulumauu Ward's sweet voicewill also be heard iu a song. II.P. Wichinan sings a bass solo, MissMollie Atkinson play's a piano soloand a double tpiartette of singerslrotn the Y. II. I. will render two.choruses. There will also be a triofor piano, violin and organ by Mrs.Lewis, Jos. Rosen and Wray Taylor. The entertainment will openwith an intermezzo for piano, vio-lin, flute and two cellos to be play-ed by Miss Atkinson, Messrs. B.L. Marx C. Kopke, C. Hedcmannand Taylor. The admission will1be only fifty cents and tickets canbe obtained of any of the Clubmembers and also at the door Sat-urday evening.

Wurahll, Sranilal.At once after leaving San Fran

cisco the U. S. S. Marion, wellknown here, put into San Diegofor repairs. She has just beenoverhauled, but it is alleged hermachinery is 111 bad order and thatshe has not been given proper sup-plies.

Khlera A l o.-- Offer.

The special sale of silk waists atKillers & Co.'s, has been a bigsuccess. Ladies are not slow tograsp a bargain; a waistfor two dollars is a snap.

Will Vl.lt Ike State..Lieutenant J. L. Carter of Com

pany A will leave on the first ves-

sel for Chicago to visit his agedmother, whom lie has not seen ineighteen years. He will also seefriends in San Francisco and South-ern California. Mr. Carter goesprepared to do a lot of good missionary work for Hawaii. He expectsto deliver a lecture at ins Home iuIllinois. Mr. Carter will leave thisweek, and will travel alone.

HOIIN.

Jjjllinos October 27, 1895, tothe wile ol R. V. Jellings, twins.

Cartkk At Wnilukn, Maui, Oct.15, 1895, to the wife of Fred. W.Carter, a son.

AwardedHighest Honors World'5 Fair,

Gold Medal-Mldwi- ntcr Fair.

DH'

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MOST PDRFECT MADE.A pure Crape Cream of Tartar Powder, Free

from Ammonia, Alum or any other adulterant,

In all the great Hotels, the leading!Clubs and the homes, Dr, Price's Creamjlljteug Powder holds its supremacy,

40 Years the Standard.LEWIS & CO,, Agents. Honolulu- - H. I.

HlheilofIHnUien.r.gI

Roys!Absolutely pure

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llnd will Huhle you liyoM willonly let Him.

I would rnther have the PmIiii

3:N fnlfllleil iu my lllc tMti hveall tbe wUrtom of all in Mg ofall nges.

God is love ilfclf.

How can you love God' Gttacquainted with Him

The glorious part of Christianityis that, through Jesus Christ, wemay know more of God and loveHim better every day.

God's guidance is safe.sure, pros-perous,

I would rather walk with God iuthe dark than alone in the light.

If God wilt help one man lie willhelp another

Don't get the idea that brightexperiences are always the best forus, often tribulations produce thebest results in our lives.

In business life, when a mansays lie will do a thing and doesnot, wc call it 11 lie; of course itwouldn't do to say that of a manwho promises lo pay the preacher acertain sum and doesn't do it, hutit is alt the saute.

God will guide thee to himselfand then from himself will comehell) iu the nick of time,

Whatever God tells you to do, doit and ask 110 questions.

Don't carry burdens, lay them onGod, "Cast thy burdens upon theLord and he will .sustain thee.

Over the gate! of Paradise, me- -

thinks is written, no burdens canenter here."

The one who is most like Christwill do the most for that for whichthe Lord Jesus came "Tofavc thelost."

The quintessence of sin is selfishness.

Sin is the embodyuiciit of all thatis evil, wrong, bail

Jesus "must needs . go through"Samaria because a despised peoplelived there.

You can tell whctlier a man is aChristian by the road he walks

When Jesus enters the heart hewill make himself known.

I used to carry about a mentaland moral yard stick by which Imeasured people what n mistake!Now I pray, "Lord bless that whichthou dost approve whether I do oruol.

There are many per-sons who think thev are Christianswhen they really are not.

I've known people who- - calledgiving away their old clothes, phil-anthropy! I

Sacrificing himself was charac-teristic of Christ.

A genuine christian cha-acle- r

wilt reveal the Spirit of Christ. ,

Where the Spirit of the LordJesus manifests himself marvellousthings arc done but possibly, not inthe way we expected.

Not only to the low and vile, butto that royal, grand man (Ntcodeiuus) Christ had to say "Yemust be bom again."

I cannot tell you that it is alwaysyours to reap, but it is always yoursto H Lirist-like- .

You say to me, Mr. Yattnau. Ican't do much; you forget that it is

,a marvelous thing to live so thatpeople know tnat you nave a cunst.like Spirit.

You will never be converted untilyou pray.

botne prayers have up Ule, nosparkle, no juice in them, Theyare nothing but old skeletons.

In the church of Jesus Christ,rich and poor, high and low are allone, if they are not, iu so farare they not Christ-lik- e

Listen, fellow Christian, it is notenough to be good, you must alsodo good-r-yo- must seek'tosave thelost.

My mother was a genuine Christ-tan, and there was never an argument that availed anything withinc against iii:k 1.111:.

Listen, sinner, do you want to besavedf lhen give yourself completely to uod and lie will do it.

The man who says that tlfere isperpetual pleasure iu sin gives tohis own soul's pleading the lie.

You can't roost with the chickensand dine with the fox.

I believe in instantaneous con-versions for I have seen them andthe after life proved the reality ofit.

God had forgiven that man hissins and he knew it.

It is not so much what you sayas what you do that tells.

Somebody is watching your life,christian live near to God,

Heath ol J, W, Au.lln.News was received in this city

by the China of the sudden dcatliof James W. Austin which occurredat Southampton, Kug., on the 15thThe information was conveyed in abrief cablegram, and the particularsare uol known,

The deceased was a resident ofthis country from 1852 to 1872,For the past twenty-thre- e years lieresided in Boston, He held largeproperty interests in Honolulu,notably the Hall block at the cor-

ner of King and Fort streets,

I I.M:IAI. OK IIAXStiN,

The Kieruled Murderer Hurled at Sanlo.e.

San Josh, Oct. 20. The funeralof Hans Hansen took place thisafternoon from a local undertakingparlor under the auspices of tlteDanish Society.

None but the members of thesociety and a few intimate friendswere permitted to view the remainsThe cortege was a long one.

Twu N.w (luuhiiala,

NitwrokT Nilws, Oct. 19 Twonew gunboats for the United StatesNavy were launched here today.They were christened the Nashvilleami Wilmington, iu honor of thosecities lu Tennessee and Delaware,

8 C.ev'l Hrf,!

BakingPbwder

sllniii IIMI. iiilliMs.

iwwmiiih in tut: tins innIS IHIMIM 1.1 .unit.

nine Iratelera and Wtllere ll.ilo,i.atie- - Armiml Itie

I'll t Milne.

Tlrtrc are two or lhrte imrliwi onthe Chin bound around the world.

Tlte Clurk iuty U one. It Is

oontpiMetl of eislit or ten pleasureweker, gtnernleil by Mr. Clarklilmadf than whom, by the way,few arc more jolly and genial. Heis the sou of a preacher, which is,ordinarily, enough said.

Hie second party is made up olAmerican missionaries returning totheir posts iu the Orient. Dr.Graves and wife of Baltimore andUev. McCulloHgh of Alabama return to China and Japan respectively. They have been the guests ofKev. F. W. Daiuoii while here.

Dr. II. A. Tupper of Richmond anil Dr. J. M.Wilbur of Charleston arctraveling together and arc goingaround the world. They were theguests of Minister Willis last even-ing. Dr. Tupper has engagedto write for the NewYork World, Baltimore .S'

and Louisville Couriir Journal dur-

ing his travels. Letters from hisgifted pen on Honolulu will mostlikely aptiear in all three papers.Dr. Wilbur. who lias lollowed eventsiu Hawaii quite closely, has madea valuable collection ol views, curiosand general information since herewhich he will show to Ins irienii-whe-

at home.All of these nartics were delight'

cd with the 'if,iortunily of seeingHonolulu. Since leaving nanFrancisco lh--- had been not a littletineas) as to their probable fatehere. As it catnc about, however,they have seen the city, the pali,Waikiki and other poinlsof interestand express themselves as morethan pleased witli quite everything.

Temple of rn.hlmi.The Temple of Fashion will con-

tinue with their very successfulclearance sale. Ladies' underwearwill be the specialty this week;skirts, nightgowns and chemiseswill be sold at a great reduction.This is a genuine clearance sale, astiic public has found out.

Trlnlilail.Ni'.w Yokk, Oct. 2:. The Brit

ish minister iu Rio Janeiro has notified the Brazilian Government thatthe Herald's correspondent sendsword that Knglaud intends to keepthe island of Trinidad.

Oriental I'leet.The Doric, sister to White Star

IC steamships, has been added tothe O. and O. fleet.

The tramp steamertakes the run of the Belgic for thepresent.

HtsTlllOT COllllT.

Muitlicr fir Ca.ee llefure the I'fillreMagistrate,

Ah Sun, for being found on thepremises of another without lawfulexcuse, was given three months onthe reef by Judge Perry this morn-

ing.Ah Nin and Ghee Hop, Chinese,

were fined $10 each iu the DistrictCourt today for selling fish awayfrom the market.

Kamai .and Hannah, vanities,were fined ifs each for lighting.

Ruttmau's case was heard byJudge Perry Monday afternoon andtaken under advisement. Magoonand Humphries for plaintiff;Koliertsou lor deleiulaut. Kuttman is still iu custody.

Four Chinese were arrested thismorning for having opium iu pos.session. They had a half tin ofthe drug and a complete smoker'soutfit.

Two Chinese are on trial thisafternoon charged with stealing ahorse. Humphries for the Repub-lic; Robertson for the defense.

IIOAII' UAt'f..

(Joli.lllerulil 0tpltliill to the I'n.lpimeliieiit In .Made,

The H. A. A. C. postponed byvote last evening the road race fromSaturday the 2d to Saturday the9II1. The reason given was the accident to Giles.

A strong protest is made to thecontinuance and unless the racecomes off as at first announced oneprominent rider will withdraw andthere is likely to be further trouble.It is held that grounds for post-ponement arc entirely insufficientand that such procedure hurtssport.

Besides the new date conflictswith the AJvtrtistr contest. " Thepaper could not in any fairness atall postpone its event.

The II. A. A. C. will be asked toreconsider and it is hoped that inthe Interest ol harmony this will bedone.

(lo to tbo Women's Exchange, 111

King street, for homo made iioi, enke,bread, pies, etc. Also lino Hawaiianmid Portuguese ivurk, curios, lluwers,pictures and fancy iirtieles.

Alter Debt,

A Chinaman was arrested at theinstance of a fellow countrymanthis morning for assumpsit. Thefellow was expecting to leave onthe China, and to leave an unpaidbill behind. The assumpsit suitwith criminal proceedings jails him,at complainant's expense, untiljudgment has been proved,

I'uglll.l In Jail,Salomoua, native, is iu durance

for assault and battery, He enter-ed the garden of a Chinaman atWaikiki last night and began pull-ing up vegetables, ostensibly tocarry them away, Mr. Chinamanran out, collared the invader andwas promptly slamied down. Hereceived the native's fist on themouth, Several teeth were knockedout, and the lower dominions ofJohn's visage were shaped up likeDiamond head.

Al.l. AUJiW TttH DlK'KrV.

IHKi ajMHbt 1II4.H1U MWilinie.iit iridium mtm .it i m.

Met ike i sun - i mmtfto

THe- - avAfalfl It fteTHHlSlfHl Wlwf'

llllllitllt."IHcfc" l)vi.it W tea tmm mWildtr . wit.TV KitMU iMM at to

fat Mutiian! lliwtll.Stjfftr vaw Br mlllng with wig-iMr-

hmmU irawatUjrt.

The Hawaii will Retawnj' t p.in. tumnrrnw for the Mr Isiiim4.

The Urk Ceylon, Ctpt. ,

will rtturti to the Sftiind for a ImiIof lumber.

The S.S. China will mil at 10 a.m. toumriow. Mall close onehour earlier.

The S.S. Admin from Portlandto Japan will Mil due at this portNovember 7.

The schooner Spokane Is discharging her cargo of lumber atKinau wharf.

The China brought, altogether,something over 500 tons ol freightlor Honolulu.

The I. S. S. Bennington Is loading coal and will soon go out foranother cruise.

The R. M. S. S. Warrimoo willfall due at this port Friday next onher way to Vancouver.

The schooner Olga cleared atSan Francisco for Malmkona on the22nd with 900 tons of freight.

The Claudinc and Mikahala willleave at 5 p. in. for Maui and Hawaii, and Kauai, respectively.

The bark Albert left ixrt at 11

o'clock. Captain Griffiths will beback again before the holidays.

The Rio tie Janeiro's freight,brought back by the China, consistsof 375 tons ofOriental merchandise.

The bark C D. Bryant will like-ly sail tomorrow for the Sound toreturn here with a load of lumber.

The Waialcale left at 10 o'clockfor Lahaina and the Hamakuacoast. Site will return with sugarand cattle.

Coal is in demand on the otherislands. Most of the local steamershave carried shipments during thepast week to various plantations.

The P. M. SS. China docked at4 p. m. Monday, six days fromSan Praucisco. She had a veryfull through passenger list, and re-

turned the Rio de Janeiro's freight.Passed the SS. Australia at 5:30 p.in. Sunday, north-boun- TheChina will sail at 10 a. 111. tomor-row for Yokohama and Hong-kong.

imsh:mii;us.

dkparteu.KorMatiland Hawaii. iierBtmr Kinau.

Oct 29 Walter K Wnianiati, KSI.y.man. Mrs Walker, W O Wilder, Jr,

Thrum. Adjutant l.gner, Miss bvaParker. Ms W lliinii. H KMoses, George C Ileeklev. Miss I'rc&cott,511-- 1 .lull.i , II I, l'liiiiey, KMWakefield, Mm A M Mrs J IIl'nty, Mrs J .1 llgan. V Ikwavr, W It

1, Astti. wlf and ahthl. Mrs J(loo Klin, David Mnkneiia, Mrs MaryMilkaenn, Mra Win nhnie anil twoeliildleu, l',I Baldwin, I, Severance,Mr lluntilug, Air lireilo and Mr. Uray.

Tuesday, Oct 2!)

Ilk Albert, (IriflHIis, for San Francisco.

Sttnr Kinau, Clarke, for Maul nndHawaii

Slmr Kauai, Brown, from Kauai.Sttnr Claiidiue, Cauierou, for Maui

and Hawaii.Stinr Miknliala, Haglund, for Kauai.Sttnr J A Cumtuiua, Neilson, for

Oaliu ports. -

CAIICIOKS.

Per bk Albert for San Francisco, Oct2!l WW bags sugar, valued nt $20,301;!, capstans, 120.

vi:ssp.i.s in lour.NAVAL VKSSKIJl.

IIM Olympia, IUI.1, IjllmlnuUSB Thomas Iihnlna

m Knell ANTM K.V.

(Coanters not included In this Hut.)

Ilk J C Ula.le. llremeu.Am H llltcheoek, tlaU, H FItr Imrk City of Adelaide, NeMeantle..... ........III. A P.. V...- -Ilk II - ltlthet. Morrison, K V

liktll Amelia, Ward,liar L 11 llrvant. JaeoliM-n- . lyiVMtn Isltlereh Marie , Wollers, l.ivenioolnara uriimiiM, n rIlk Ceylon, Calhoun, from K 1.

Uktu H N Ciutle, llublurd, H K.

FC'IHION VKSSIXH

llktnu riauter, Don-- , Tort Gamble Hueltk AuilHuutuilui InekMinvllle lineAm bk lMunrd Mny, llonton HueItr llilfanl, Neaeiutte lineMr bk Alih-- Uroiu I.lierimol linetier bk 1' O l'lluger, DuoAm Holiert Sound HueAm Ilk Coryplit-ne- , Newea-itlt- . linetier ship llaekfeld. New York lluuHell King Cyrus, Neneaxtlo linoAm sihr Hubert Searles. Neucai-el- lluuAm bk Seminole, , Neneaktle HueIlk H u Allen, Tbomtou, S F Oct JO as Au.truliu, lloudlette, S K (letNor bk Newcastle l)et .'

Hehr Win How lit, Neucaktle NovAm bk HiilU(.l IIonlou Dec !i(ler Iwrkraul l,lerool Hectic

Court Matter.,In the matter of the bankruptcy

of P. Mclnerny, Monday the i8tliof November has been set as theday for hearing a petition for finaldischarge.

The famous Waimanalo insurancecase is being beard by the SupremeCourt tins atternoou.

Wwiueu I.Ue lii;er lliau Sleu.The fact that women lire longer than

men Is thus Illustrated by the WestminsterGazcttel TbuexcoKS of females of all ngesover males of all aui-- In England andWalea Is only aliout 3U per cent (lu roundfigures, IS.ouo.UiO minus u,ua to H.lul.dC

Hut wlieu ne tocomparu women ovirtiO uith men over CO tbefemale majority becomea much greater,and v, ben we oueo pasa b" the old men arenowhere. The female iiouogenarlaus nearly double the male; tin re are S54 womenoverVMoonly 3M mm, and lot gammersto 111 gauers who own lo u century.

The Public 1'reaa.Ulnar lie truthfully alllrineil that ths

publlo pree Is nil educator; that It Is thscliaiutilou or right, the or the IU

Jilreil, and the terror of andwhat Is of lo all is the factthat It keep- - in Hie advance and carrliit standard lu Ibe front of rltllltatinuand of rtllmment. If not the Ideal bailer, It Is at least a living exponent of t

Ihnughtenf good men, and Is, as a rule,found Uu the side of trulh and right.t ort wort n (Tex.) (luiettu.

lllluil."Will, Joseph, did you tako my let

Ut to M. do V.t""Yen, sir. but I mil ufraid hi won't le

aldo lo read It, for ho is blind.""Bllndr"

"Vim, sir. Whilu I was standing"Kin ill Hunt of bint In bis private of.floiihu (uked mo twico whero my hatwas, aud I had it mi my bond all thelima, uu, bar- - I'ctlt CulaUicu.

ra-EitT-Y

Fresh

Hay

and...

Grain

CALIFOHNIA FEED CO.

I rli'lilliilli' I'il

rV.we V.l Vrt leat-- 1 1 1 Ol f fee

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Tbe Woman Bscliang Irafor l,u!nei In tbo how room at 1 1 1 KingStreet.

Tbe l.uneli villi tiN-- onFi fday, Nov. 1. Patronage I requested,

Election of Ofllcers.

At Ihn Annual Meeting of the IIaikiHlilAlt Company, held thh day, the fol-lowing nllinrs were elected for theenruing year:

II. V. Baldwin . ...President.H. M. Damon . .. .Vieol'ieeideiit.J. II. Atlierlnn . ..Treasurer.W. A. I Ion en Secri'laiy.J. II. Caslle Auditor.

W. A. IIOWBN.Secretary llnlku Sugar Co.

Honolulu, October SI, 18113. T'J-- 8t

Election of Ojlccrs.

At the Annual Meeting of the l'.UAPi.. STATION held Ibis dav. the followinzolllcera were elected for the ensuingyear:

II. r. iiatiiwin rnsldent.H. M, Damon Vico President,J. II. Allirrtou-.- . Treasurer.T. W. Hobroii Secretary,

V, A. Ilowen Auditor,V. A. BOWI1N,

Secrelnry, pro teiti.Honolulu, Octolwr.SO, ls'JS.

Xoticc.

The Annual Meetings of the Sloel:.holder or th- - PAUint) SUOAH Ml 1,1,will Ik belli nt llin Ollico of 1'. A.Sebaefer & Co. on Tiiciisiiay, OctoUrUl.lMi;, alSp. 111.

II. Iti:Njr.S, Secretory.Dated Honolulu. Oct. M. lKrt.

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AIIU atl IllaU 111 .Mt'SJilll III 1 IV

holder ol tbo HONOKAA SUOAHCOMPANY will licld nt tlmotllco ofr. A. Dcnaeier ,v uo. oil kum-siia- v,

Oclolier "10, lbtO, nt 3 p. 111.

II. ItllNJKH. Secretary.Dated Honolulu, Oct. M, lbM.

TIMlitt

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Notice is hereby given that nt tboAnnual Meeting ol tbe 1'aukaa SuiiaiiCompany, held this day tbo followingpersons were elected na otlleers of tbecompany fur the ensuing ) ear, viz:

J, B. Atberlon, Ksi I'resulentB. O. White, lq.,. . .Vico l'residentO. H. Iluta-rlson-, I1! f TreasurerP. C. Jones, I'm-.- ,

-- ..AuditorK. V, Bishop,

i:. K. BISHOP,Secretary.

Dated Honolulu, Oct. S.I, mil.

Election of Ofliccrs.RIHCEY1LLE PLANTATION CO,

At the Adjourned Annual Meeting01 the 1'BIKCKVILLK JXANTATION U Jl- -

'ANY. held this day. the followingnamed were elected to uct as olllccrs ofthe Company for tbe ensuing - ear, viz,:

W. V. Allen, Ksq...Pres. and Trens,K. F. Bishop Secy, and Auditor.A. S. Wilcox, Esq.... ,1I. C. Jones, Esq... . ... Directors.(I, H. Kobertson, lsi )

a V. BISHOP. Secretary.Dated Honolulu, Oct. IU, ISO". 791-li- u

Election of Officers.WAILDKU SUGAR COMPANY

Not.co is hereby nlvon, tlmt at the nil'linrutMi mimnu 01 mo

of thu Wailuku HaiA!. Company, lielil this tiny, the follouingi m me,, were ciecieu to uervo an the0(11 com of tho said Company for theensuing your, vizi- -

H. U. Alleii, Bsi., President,W F. Allen, linq., ..Vico President,Oeo II. ltoberti-on- ,

M, V. ltohiiietun, ..Auditor,I. V, IJisht)p, Secretiuy,The nlnivo imtued to aUo constitute

the Ihianl of DirectoiH of the Coin nun V

ns provided by tho hv lawn.J 1, JilMlUI',

Seeretarv.Dated Honolulu, Oct. S3, lb'.5.

THEOSOPHY.Those intereteil in Theotioihv. v t -

it)K TheotiophiU aud any not connectedkith lodtreti in Honolulu can obtain

books, etc., free of charge from tbonnrary ot Hawaii imiko, 1. is., 1 outerlllock. Nuuanu Street, 011 WKDNI-S-DA- V

1:VI;MN(2S from 7 to

MANAGEMENT

CHANGED.Wo call attention fo thn furl tlmt um

liave H'cured and will phuu tho

1LANIWAI BATH HOUSE

in perfect order. This ilellebtful lull,.nig resort Mill u inmlis tbo U'ston tbobench. llalhriMims will bo uilded undthe grounds beautified. CommencingNoyemlier let, thu place Mill lw underiiiu management ol Ilio Hawaiian Hotel

P. M. LUCAS,MANAGER.

in ii- - inmi a nt--V

HMMttrta II. 1I let t. int. Ri l

For Balo or Trrulo,

'HAWAIIAN MADE PHAETON

NEARLY NEW.Apd

J. H. McCHESNET.

Where Bicycles

Are Doctored- -

iett mkI l w bMMtMllH of Mi

lrfinffuM Urnt-im- l to bMH4il v(fftr,Tlrw Mvw M wtUmul nln. U'ImJ trr.

mhI hyctMw t mhmH, ad fin wnriimthlr tit RqUI'- tmitnuHt Kwnftilual

rmmm rfiilr- Hxtr- urr (aHHrte-- i

Irmtimnmt'il. -- "M whwl Ittd ihrwi rilmtvl vmi urvl tt lntMtrsmtiDMitT-

'Mt tif-- Nulfern-i- with m- - ofanmirixiH. nlil ti hwllewci prfrtKMnca-s-

foul otber I.i- if dm"ion, hut TwiourtxlthHititi i nnd 1 M ii"t ltnm day .f mytmr

I utt-- tioiitiiiil wnii arte-- tlrni. Intotmi( (rii(n. nt iu lur- t- Yuu curl ine,"

DR. H. G. WOOTEN.BICYCLE SURGERY,

107 KING STKKET

NOTICE.

WILDER'S STEAMSHIP CO., LTD

Clmngo In Sailing.Tin- - Miiniu-- r "lil.VAII''

Will sail at 10 n. hi. InsteadI nf at 3 p. ui.as formetlv.

No frnlcht rtceiiiil after H a. in. nnday of sailing.

Hereafter tbe steamer "Clatlf-DI.m- ;'will touch nt Lahaina on her

up and down triis.WII.DF.lt'S STEAMSHIP CO., LTD.1l-2-

-- el!

Ladies' High andLow Crowned

Straw Hats.

IWAKAMI,ROBINSON BLOCK, HOTEL ST.

For

Flno Printing

Try tho "Star"

Electric Works.

SEQUAHcureschroniccases.

Forty years ago Mr. F.Stubbs of South Dunedirj,commeuceil to have sciatica,lie ripent time ami moneylooking for a cure, but untilho used Sequah's remedieshe wns never free from it.Grateful for his roloase fromsuch a complaint of so longstanding, Oct. 17th, 1691,ho writes :

" 1 thank you for the greatbenefit 1 htivo received fromtho use of your Sequab Oilnnd Cure. 1 Imve. beentroubled for over 10 yearswith -- ciatica. Tried differentremedies nnd spent a lot olmonpy doctoring with nobenefit. 1 decided to giyeyour remedies h trial. In sfew days 1 found great relief,nnd now 1 can climb sIndtW or dig with a spade,neitV-- of ' '' 1 harebeen iiblo to do for the past30 years. 1 trust otherssimilarly afilicted will tryyonr remedies, from whichI hnv- received such wonder-ful benefit.

Voura gratefully,(Signed), V. Stubbo."

Hobron Drug Co.AGENTS.

"SEQUAH" LTD., LONDON.

Seasickness. Positively Prevented

"BRUSH'S REMEDY fOR SEASICKNESS,"(ELIXIR PROPHYLACTIC.)

Tho Only Known Spwilio that will Invariably Proven t" Mai ilo Mer."

Utiiii'imlootl l'orfootly IlnrinlouM,

Benson, Smith & Co.,ACENTS FOR THE HAWAIIAN ISLANDS.

PaMtili.4

f r 3

mi. h I

s fi n iMn m h

1IIIIH, Ml VI II .MUDS.

1f IMr lor l..1r 1'ri.m '. 1. I'miIftiirt.f Iwlil...

vf

awn Ml J W IM1t.m.iwire

til S itH a iq m - iI

i;i tt 4 10 'J 4 1 34 W

Mdon on tbe M. At 4h 47 m a. hi.m whittle mown at lb., Mm., Ma. p. hi. n(

Iir10lH time, whlrh In th name aa 11ti.,0m..4M,iif nrwnwtrhtlm.

,?f (from the fmrtoin Houo) allow onetmoit for tfAMmlMioti ol nonmUor ft

roiti;i(iN mii. ni.iuici:,ktMnwhliM will live for ami nrrlve from

Han Francisco on the following dates, till tbeclone of t

Ariuvk atHVlulc LkavkIIosolvlcforriiOM HA J"CI8CO UAI r HANCIKCOOK

OH V ASOOUVKIl Vavcouvkh.

Onor About Onor AboutWarrlmoo (h-- i ilChina . . . Oct !W Coptic. ..Nov 6

Aimralla Nv 1 Aiawa Nov 14

MiHNina Nov 21 Australia Nov J

M tow era Nov2l Warrimoo Hcc '2

Uoptlc Nv as 1'cklnK IK'c 0

Amw-A- IHhj la Alameda lec 12

Warrlmoo i?( Mtowera.-.J- an 1. imlVklna .leoi

OAHU RAILWAY & LAND CO.'S

TIM 15 TABLEFrom and After October 31, II

TltAINS.

I 15 Jit ooi V in (0

S , c- - act - i:3 ,Sa ?j ?c

A.M. P.M. 1M.W:15 1:45 6:10V SH 2:'iS S;r3

M 19 y.4'J fi:1410..M n&l C:4'J

s i stj ft. Ch 9

ti . m . .2 5

A.M. P.M. P.M.l:.n 3 7

ll.HI !.W 4IMS U .1 I M

10.30 3.11 6.26

II

5 4

A.M.b?ave Honolul...:40ljave I'earl Clty..7.4ilUn,re K Mill.. .8.10Arrive "Walauao

PAA.M.

Iicave Valanao....6MtIjwvb Kwa MU1..7:ltf

ave I'earl l!ity...7:f0Honolulu... .2J

On Sundaj-- train will lcae W'alanae atil.ll p. 111. limcau UI I .iw p. hi. itniung in huh-olulu at 5;'2i p. m.

Freight Trains will carry Passenger accommoilations. ,

hunerlnteml nt. (Jen. Pass. Ac 'I kt. Act.

Castle & Cooke, Ltd

IAtPORTKRS,HardwareandCommissionMerchants,

Geoeral Merchandise,

AgriculturalImplementsandPlantationSupplies.

OCEANIC STEAMSHIP CO.

TIME TABLE.

JwOCAIv TUXIZ

S. S. AUSTRALIAArrive Honolulu Leave Honolulu

from S. F. for S. V.Aug. 9 Aug. 14

Sept. 6 Sept. 7

Pent. .'!0 Oct. 2Oct. 21 Oct. 27

Nov. 15 Nov. 20

THROUGH LINE

From San Francisco From Sydney forfor Sydney. San I rnnasco.

strrive Honolulu. Leave Honuhtln.

atari nnsn.-Aut- '. 29 JIonowni.-.Aug- .Monowai-.Sep-

t. 20 Alameda. Sept. 10

Alameda.. .Oct. 24 Jlaritiosa.-.Oc- t. 17

Oceanic Steamship Co

Australian Hali;Servlcc.

For SjSbbj anil Anctlanfl:

The New and Fine Al.Sleel Steamship"MARIPOSA"

Of the Oceanic Steamship Company willlie due nt Honolulu from San Fran-cisco on or about

August 20th,And will leave for llienbove ports withMall and I'assengors on or about thatdate.

For San Francisco:

The New nnd Finn At riteel Steamship"MONOWAl"

Of the Oceanic Steamship Company will1m duo ut Honolulu from Sydney andAuckland on or atwut

August 22d,and will have prompt despatch withMails and Passengers for the aliove port,

Tim undersigned nro now preparedto Issue

Turooli Tickets to all Points in the

UiiitcJ States.

For further (particulars regardingFreight or rassage, apply to

Win. G. Irwin & Co , L'd,GENERAL AQENTP,

Wbekly Huh, 11.00 per year .

I -

cmk"

ore 15 wivjoysIlfitli llie mdlirxl nnd rcuilU wlicnjrup of l"lg Ii Ukcnt it Ii pleasant

Itm rtirnttllig l" mCi mm t"emijr yci ronipuy on mu ivitiuijr,

tun effectually, tlUprli coM, a

ami fevers nml cures linbilunlconstipation. Pyrup of llgs Is tlio

only remedy of In kiwi everplensinr; to tlio tnito and

to tlio ttnniacli, prompt In

its action nml truly ncticiicini in ustlTfets, prepared only from tlio most

liealtliy and ngreealilo lulwtanccs, Itsmany excellent qualities commend itto nil nud liave mado it tlio most

popular remedy known.gyrup of Figfl Is for oalo in 50

cent bottles by nil leading drug-

gists. Any rclialilo druggist who

may not havo it on liana willit promptly for any ouo who

tinwishes to try It. l)o not accept anysubstitute.

CALIFORNIA FID SYRUP CO.SAN tRAHCHCO. CtL. to

lOUlSVlUt, Kt VflV 10K. M'

H0BR0N DRUG CO of

Wliiiloiilu Aulll. cut

HAWAIIAN ST AH. cut

BUSINESS DIRKCTORYen

of Honolulu. It.

AObNTS.J. A. MAIIT1N,

Htar Agent, lUIo.GEO. HONS,

tiTAH Agent Wnlluku and Lahaina.

ARTISTS MATERIALS

rACIFlO HAltDWAHK COby

CARRIAGE MANUFACTURERS.W W WRIGHT,

rori oppoiw viuo cm Dies.

COMMISSION MERCHANTO. WKST, JIasoilio Block.

Tel. 350. Ckr. Alakea and Hotel Streets

LNOROSS1NO AND 1LLUM1NAT1NO.

viaao jacoiisen,Nuuatiu Ao., next to tlio Willie IIotlM?.

leiepuone iku. as

ofFURN1TUKB AND UPHOLSTbKERS.J. HOP!' & CO.

74 KIn2 at.

lNbURANCB, F1RK AND MARINE.CABTL13 & COOKE.

Aetna, Alliance, New Knglauil Mutual

PLUMBERS AND

EMMEI.UT11 & CO.,G Nuuanu St.

MKUCHANTH8. I. Shaw, Proprietor

JUST RECEIVED

By tbe bark J. C. Olado

a new supply of the

celebrated

'Saueitainnen.'

For sale at all principalDrug Stores, Liquor Dealers,

Saloons, ami at

H. Hackfeld & Co.SOLE AGF.NTS.

FINE --

JOB WORK.

THE

'STAR'8" ELF.CTRIC

PRINTING WORKS

MclNERNY BLOCK

Is prepared to do all ktr.ris ofartistlo Ilook Job anil News-

paper printing at fair prices.

Books, Pamphlets, Legal Tapers,Iland Dills,- Dodgers, Letter andDill Heads, Dusiness and VisitingCard, Tickets, Programs, etc, , ,

IUTTOMHOUIlUml KlHfc MHI IIM H l.IMMi l

lire

i 'irtm.m ifw I! w lyi. i, 4fp tttjt )dif

mil. tifi 'If hutf n ttmtttly "41mikIi rtrmv ! ! 1t linplft t

tf,. ni (ii iinillii rr lln-- limn In

in iii rifiU. Ititt turnmi. ii- - l'ih lnr' mull ir

ml "H ilrw th,,f hittlonliMSM nlll 1 it.- - ft

i" M itu whmi n (tin till ttti-l-

4 w rUitl urn In hoMiHnmV- "ni li U Hff'lirjr In

IT ll W I In ikr tit, in i.li. 'll TiltlillHuilll till ' IH i li'l'l'ijitl lf ftitiH

ii

M

,,

In

AL'TUMV HAT.

ilrrnstii.il.eri. In n tUlusloli nml ft snnre,work lu'ltta clmitj--, still tint! rouitli

tnlpinl. I

French rtremnuikerH first lueftsuro tliolntcrnls itrt urnlely nml llicn, nt tlio pointwliero I ho front cnil of tlio bnttouliolo Is

, utftl.0 n siimlt rounil liolo with n ofbiHlklll. In this hole they plnco tlio mint

llio sclsor In cutting. Thero Is n tcryrtinvelllent llltlo coutrltittico cnllwl n SO

cittler, which Is so nrrmigetl ns toft scries of InttloliliolcH oxnctly the

santo slro. Tho nttnchtnciit which Injurestitilforinlty mny no set nt tiny iircfcrmlliientureincnt. After tlio Imltouliolo Is

It slioultl ho oercn.t lo hold tlio ihIrcsen, nml If It Is l.trgo nml In thick clothEiunlt, round cord mny ho hnstca nroutid

In working Inko n little more of thopoods on the needle nt tho wrong sidetlum on tlio right, nnd In drawing tliostitch, not too tight, ho suro to leave thoclinln on tho outer edge of tlio buttonholeAlways lmvo enough silk In tho neetllo tolimko ft cotnpleto buttonhole, ns It Is Im-

possibleit

to Join tho tin-n- without lotnlngoldetico. Mnke the stilches u-r- closonrouml tlio eyelet bolo nt the front endami connect tho twoedges at tho other cud

working ft bar of silk across.Tho Illustration shows ft hat of black

felt. Tho brim Is lined with black velvet.Tho crown Is covered with salilion volvet,frilled on, nnd tho lint Is trimmed withblack plumes, riuklsh white enmatiotisare placed under tho brim.

.lUDIO CltOLLET.

VARIOUS NOTES.

How to Protect the 11 ami Far Ifouolioltl

ifoiit.chold work nml noat linnds aro notInconiiiatlhlo ni they seem, if every

mejuia jiosslhlo U ticil for tlio protectiontho liamU. Work must ontaro tl

Joints, thicken, and, as ono crows older,mar tho fshnpo, hut with llttlo tnniblo aworking hanil may Iio kept fruit nml while,with rcK"l.H smooth nnlls. Flrjt, thcroaro ruhhor gauntlets, costing a inodcrnloprice. They can bo worn whlki waslilngtllslu", ilustluK nnd sweeping nnd In doing any work that will not cut tho ruuuer.An old pair oi buckskin gioNes, wnnplenty of iicwm aner, will keep tho handstpotlcssln trimming nnd cleaning lampsand frco from tho lampblack, no permeating and hard to remoe. In frhort, therulo must bo: Whatever can bodonuwlthgloesmuit never be dono without them.When work is tlone, wah tho Jiaiius intepid water, pressing (ho frkln back at thobaso of tho nail with tho towel as you wlpo

,11.

.35

rOPLIN GOWN.

thorn. Pour In tho palm n few drops ofKlvcerln, rub well together ami wlpo ury.If sticky, powder lightly with frtanh. Atnight anoint well Willi glycerin ami sleepIn gloves, or powder thickly with starch,which will whiten ns well ns provout soilim tho bedclothes.

Tweeds and liomuhtuins nro to uo muchworn this winter for serviceable gowns fortho street nnd for out of door sports. J I airyand downs goods nro aim to bo fahhiua'bin, a novel idea being to havo tho hairyfibers upon tiiu surfaeo of a dluureiit colorfrom the ground.

htrlpos, ohpoclaliy In lino goods, aio af ij.it uro of tho season. An Illustration Isgiven of a gown of glace pupllu In rose andKnen, with black stripes. Tho godut skirthas no trimming. Tlio blouse bodlco, ofblack silk gauze over rose, lias a wldoyokeliko collar of gulpuro, from which extend two bands or guipure to tho belt, under which they pass and end in two siiorttabs, falling upon tho skirt. 1 ho uit is asimilar aulnuro baud, while tho high Rillpuro collar Is edged with n rucho of blackgauzo. The elbow slemes aro ory fulland aro gathered fiat over tho top of thearm. They aro of striped poplin liko tlioSkirt. JUDIU UUOLLET.

Saluting the llrlde.The old tlmo custom of tlio clergyman

who performed tho niarrlago ceremony FaluthiK tho bride with a kNs has gone entirely out of favor nnd fashion, Ijidlos'Homo Journal.

WUj lie Was Tilers.Ho held two positions :i witness In

tho criminal supeiior eouit omlapiisontr in r ulton county jail.

Nothing wan said about his lat lioi-(ion by tho defendant's attorney, andtho witnofs scented puired up with hisown tin pur t.iuco.

"You aro a prisoner In tho jail, nroyou not" nsked bolicltor Hill lucrumquestioning liim.

"Y'uhbar; dey gut 1110 down dar,"piled tho witnehs in a binly tone.

"Wliat liavo you been tluiuy?""Numu.""Ain't dono anything?""Ko, hah. I inn dun uuffln.""You aio ono of tho.-.- lunwent moil

who nro being uujnhtly puuishetli""I urn dun nufliu, nulllii at all.""Well, ain't thero feomo charges

against you? why did they lock jou

"Dar was aolojH)' whito man comalong an '(icntiuul duiuo chickens I had,but I am dun nullui.M Atlanta Jourual.

The Sl of "rathlonabl" Aitdlruo.Andirons, bays a trade journal, for coun

try houses are now made ol bright, poilshed brass, and the tendency is to havethem or glgantlo size. The bright, polltneuhrasa bears the fire well, looks honest andhas returned to favor for these reasons. Inplaces where the andiron is never intendedfor use they are gilded, and this cheat Is ona par with the gas log the latter in addi-tion being n trifle unwholesome. Illaekjro.is nro used with colonial mantels. Oldbrass and oxodized brass are passing out ofdate.

Jifty rurpoitft.pet yourself earnestly to boo what you

were pinda to do, and then set you ml fearnestly to do )t. And tho loftier yourpurMjso J the more suro youwilllwtomauo inu worm ricnerwju, every cnjicpmont or youi-htir-

. 1'hIIllps lirooks.

Alllifutun Grow Slow I y,

At a year old tho Infant ulllgator li 19Inches long. Ho is 16 beforu ho doublesthat length, nud ho does not attain hisuiajlmum development till the ago of DO,

Tim ihWtiAUAN STAIt, TtMiSlMV OtTOtlKK M

ktwffcm iwir itiiir wmtil. 1. 1.. I ll-- lf

mrtmit trilfftitlht t nth' Intel

"li.t ftiir .trt r nut v

nlakt' ' Iminlml4 m MMIerO nn.

!yp m it mm MMM I stumpi'I iillti' Mini fist hmliin.l mail iitt'ltH"l roiiittion

wrm mu t.i.t .Mil ihhI tn likiw nit til

N.ipi he .iHlHHfl ivmnthr trtllt in-- J

VtetsW wrurtun dMn't Imll.l n nrevllltrlW nbel"

Well. It ttnntln bin imtr Imy.lnii n

ilnllt with I he DinVr Irotll nrolin lieIlnpliKs' "

rny, iHiuhlnr, yon'ro Rilllti downpuny ihh in ImtiM now. I 'ii-- jour

iitliin was Irwltst In .tilliln tistr in)wny j Wentajr"

!, I lliunnlit n 1tinshell liml lnittiter thnl tllreillon i.timlnn- '

' ll, It win me ihtlnlli nut Ihitfhimy g,.. lnpil tip Willi silt III! It

wouldn't tlrnw, nml my family winsinoketl llll wo looked like latetin. WliellIwtis lit limit Hnliiily, I iNiugbt tme ('theno htTP big skyrtH-ke- Hint tel.s n

nhole linoxl it' little nitkt Is tilling Willi 11,

Hint when It btuls sends tbtut siiKillnlneterj- - tlirtTlliin. 1 lletl a big gllllliy sack

I be tnlo of It In sw nb out Die cliltnliley,sIihhI It lip In tho lln plmii and lotirbtslher nit "

Did It t lean nout the ihhnblej ""Yep, ilenn n it wbUlle. Didn't lento

ibrltk. ttlltoniit might Hear elenliltl outIhonimb. l'lilllnhrliks kllletl twuenlvesner lit the lot nn n 11th r tr pigs mck nllio tsirn lilt Ihlnkin tr gelllll pnlttu 111

tie ones to clean lamp ihltnblejs with."San Kinnelscti l'tist.

An Aitamle Kilen.The romances of the opening of tho

will nun ho after tho memoryItshnrtUhlps and perils. The utory of

one enterprising wonmn Is atieady alUwit.

Shu managed by iirlato agreement withwomen maids, (.pinstci-s- widows to

secure tho right to one wpiaro mile. TheseAmazons had their Meed ready, and whtntho signal gnu frounded each was off lull'inell to thefequaru mile, whosegocjilly out-side had previously claimed the notice ofthe fair orgamVer. They reached the goal

I delicti all the men in creation to jumptheir claim. This square mllo they haechrlsteneil the "Ijidy's Home," nnd it Is

held In common on tlio condition that noman be allowed to set foot on nny part.

There Is probably a good deal of amiablepleasantry in tho account of the Lady'sHome and Its guards and safeguards, but

is ngroed that since machinery to largelydoes the work of western farms there is noreason why women may not farm to advan-tage. In many of the northwestern stateswomen hae taken up quatter free t Ions andfarmed them alone. In Minnesota thereare numbers of Instances of women as suc-cessful farmers. To eastern women the isola-

tion and deprivation of those things in lifethat arc as much asmcat and drink and morethan cattle and lands are a more seriousobjection than ftais of manual labor or ofInability to hold tho plow or wield thescythe. Hut whether In the Chciokee stripor Wcfrtchestrr, tho disposition of womento become laud owners is a significant signof tho times. New York Kvenlntr Knn

Wiinlcil til I In- - (.outre Saloon,til NtltiHIlli Street,

.WOO men daily tn drink the 5000

. FAMOUS SEATTLE BEER..Ire Colli on IlrmiKltt,

l5nVAHI v ii.xwK-v-- .

l'tmlonice 475 Honolulu.Hex, - - -

"! Out

BE1YER 8ALOON.Fort Street. Opposite Wilder & Co.

II. J. NOLTK, Prop'r.first-Clas-s I.unchos ssrved with Tea, UolTe

BodaWatei (iinger Ale or JWUK.

BEST IN

HONOLULU !

Mi Chock's Restaurant

Cor. Hotel and Union Sts.

Meals 25 CentsArrangements can hero be made for serving

mum io r aiuuieM iivuik wuuinreasonable distance.

C1L0CK LOOK,MliKollANT TAIL,OK

No. 48 Niiiialiu AvcniiP.

Fine Cloths, Pertect Fito. Styles upto Date. Trices that will sntlify

j'ou, Glvo me a trialstrive to please.

Stochenf Xuwrf, rIni;'iiiula, Mil ii ittN .tDncirbH

No. 48 NUUANU AVF.T. (I. Tin

l!lcyde llrimlml. (Inn nml lick Hinllli,

1W and 1.10 rOUT HTIIKKT,().p. Club Htal.lus. Tel. 107.

Faints & CoijonnisRoofing,Pile Covering andBuilding Papers,

Fon Sale by

WM. 6. IRWIN & Co.

JIMlTlCI),Sole Agents fur the Hawaiian Inlands

The btiildinir papers aro 1. 2. 3, andply. They romo in rolls, each roll containinp 1000 wiuare feet. They arcwater proof, acid and alkali proof andvermin itrnnf. A house lined with building paper is far cooler thnn one that isnoi, mere is uiu u tneapcr k,1u" Wl

imper adapted for uso under mailingKoeping oui luseoLs.

Honolvlu, July 29th, 1895,

Merrkb. W. O, Ikwim & Co,, Ltu.aKNTbKMEN. 111 reply to your in

tpdry as to how the Ideal Hoof Paint

you sold ine lasted; I would say that

painted tho roof of my Iiousb 12 month

ago with your Red Ideal Uoof Paint,

and I find It Is as fresh and bright In ap

pearance today as when first applied

looking, as well as others lately painted

with other paints. I am more than

tisfied.J. (K ItOTlIWKLU

Havo vou a leaky cutter? If youhave, maKo it perfectly clean and dry.apply a good coat of No. U I and it.Paint over tho leaky spots; then take apiece ofstout Manila paper, or a pieceof common cotton cloth, paint it well urboth sides; lay it over thu first coat, giv.ing the whole a final coat, and therewill bo no more leak there, Or if thewholo gutter is bad, make it clean anddry, and apply a past? of I. & K. PaintMid Portland Cement.

nt n LOW PRICE.

SewingCoori Mnchlno

We have just leceived

OFFICIAL 1)1 II KOTO ItY.

of run REPUBLIC

OF HAWAII.

KxmiTlVR Coi'NCIU

Ik Dole, rreoiiVlit of the K public olHawaii.

F, M. Hutch, Minlsler of Foreign Affairs.1. At KIiik, MlnlftiT of tlio Interior.i, M. Ilaiimn, Minister of Kluauio.W, O, Hialtti. Attorne)Uenrral.

t'OI NCll. Or KTATK,

Charles 51. t'euke, John Nott,J. 1. Meniluni'll, 1. ll. Mu nay,Joneph KiitMiItilll, J. A. Kennedy,Cecil Itrmtn, W. C. Wilder,P. I. lone., C. Hullo,M. 1'. Ituhll'Hiill, 1). I j, Naone,John Klin, A. M.M. I to bills

llviilk'O W. Huiitli.

M VltEMB COUHT.

lion. A. F.Ju.M, Chief Justice.lion. It. t ItltUerton, First Associate JusticeIon. W. K. b'rear, hecond Aswtclate Juatlee

Henry Hmlth, Chief Clerk.(leorge Lucas, First Deputy Clerk.0. V. Second Depot Clerk.

'. Walter Jones, hleliotfriUher.

ClUCUIT JUIiflCS.

First Circuit : U.K. Cooper, W. A. WaitingOahu.

Second Circuit . M.iui, J W. Kaliw.Third ami FourthCireilltB: Hawaii H.L.Aust n.

Fifth Clnult: Kaiial. J, Hardy.OHUes ami Court-ro- In Ju'llclarj

HulMiiiK. KiuK Street. Bltlhiir In Honolulu!

it ilomlay in Februar, May. Autfiist andNo vein be i

Dei'ahtmeiSt or fohkion ArrAins,

anicr In Kxectilive Hulldlnu, King StreetFrancis M. Ilntrh.Minlsler of Foreign AlfairsUeo. C. Totter, hecretary.

SI. M. Macklutmh. Clerk.II. 1j. Marx, Steaoraher KxecutU e Council

W. (Uriu, Chlneso bureau,

Depautmknt or tub Inteiuoh.

Office In Kxecntlve BuiliUnff, King Ktreel

J. A. Khitf, Minister of the Interior.Chief Clerk, John A. Hasslner.Assistant Clerks, James II. Iiojd, II, C,

Meiers, this Hone, Stephen filahaulu, (Jeurge U. Kohh, Kduartl S. Ilojd.

Cm efh or licnmrs, Depaiitment oiiNTKKlOn.

Survejor-tlenera- l, W. D. Aleiantler.Supt. Public Works, W, E. Howell.Siipt. Water Works, Andrew brown.InsiH-cto- r Electric Lihts, Jolin Cassitly.Iteirlstrar of Cornel anees.T. (I. 'Ihriiin.Deputy Itetflstrar of Convejances, H. W,

Amir en a

Road Supervisor, Honolulu. W. H. Cum- -

mlUKS.Chief Engineer Fire Dept., J. H. Hunt,Supt. Insane AbjHuu. Dr. (leo. Heibert.

IIUKKAU or AOUlCULTCUE.

PreslJent J. A. Kink', Ministerof the Interior.

Members: W. tl. Irwin, A, Jaeger, A. Herbert and John Kna.

Comniirtsioner or Agriculture andexodlcloHecretsry of tho hoard; Joseph Marsden.

Dei'AHTment or Finance.

Minister of Finance, H. M. Damon.Ainlitor-denera- II. Uiws.Hetflstrar of A com ts, W. tl. ABkley,Collector-Dener- of Customs, J. It. Castle.Tax Assessor, Oahu, Jonathan Shaw.Deputy Assessor, W, C. Weetlon.FostmaHler-- t General, J. M. Out.

Customs Huheait.

OftUe, Custom House, Ksptanaile, Fort St.Collector-denera- J, B. Castle.Deputy-Co- l lector, F. 11. McSUsker.Harb.ii Master, Captaia A. Fuller,Port Sureor, M. N. Sanders,fotorekeeirer, (Jeo. C. Stratemeyer,

Depahtukt or Attoka ev-- 0 vk eiial.Ofllce in Executive llulltlins, Kln M

Attorney-Oenora- l, V. O, Smith.Marshal. Arthur M, brown.Deputy Marshal, ll. II. IllUhcock.Clerk, J. M. Kea.Clerk to Marshal, li. M. Dow.

Jailor Oahu Prison, James A, Low.

Prison fheiclau, Dr. N. U. Emerson.

ttoAitn or Health,

Office In Krounds of Judiciary Hulldlugcorner of Mllllani and Queen btreets,

Members: Dr. Day, Dr. Wood, Dr. Emerson,J. T. Waterhom t. Jr., D. U Kellli lo, Theo.F. Lansimf and Attorney-Gener- Umlta.President, Hon. O. Smith.Secretary, Chas. Wiltiox.

Executive Officer, C.H. Iteynolds.Auent Hoard of Health, J. D. McVeltch.

Inspector and Manager of (Jarbuge Service,L. La Pierre.

Inspector, Dr. Wm. Monsarrat,Port Phjslclan, Dr. F. It. Day,Dispensary, Dr, Henry W, Howard,lepvr Ketttement, Dr, It. K. Oliver.

Ho a it d or Immigration.

Office, Iiepartment of Interior, JudiciaryHulldlntr, KinuHlreeU

President, J.A. King.Members of the Hoard of Imralcration

J. 11. Atherton, Jas. A. Kennedy, JobejlMarsden, Jamei tl. Spencer, J.Carden

Wray Taylor.

Hoard or Education.Office, Judiciary Building, Kins Btri

President, V, 11. Castle.Clerk, J. F, Scott.Insictorof Schools, A. T, Atkinson.

IHitKAU or Pe in. io Lands.

ComuiUfcloners: J. A. King-- , J, F. Drown,

L. A.lkurelon.Attcnt of public Unds-- J, F. Brown.

La nou Commission.

W. N. rmstrona Clialrman.J, Emmeliith, T. B. Murray,J, M. Vivas, H. Severance,

Dr. C. T. Hoditers, Secretary.

DiBTniCT Ooubt,

Police Station Uulldlng, Merchant Htreet.Antonio Perry, Magistrate.James Thompson, Clerk.

t'osTornc BoaiAu.

Pontmaster-Oenera- l, J. Mort Oat;Secretary. W. O. Alwater.BuD't Postal Havings Hank, II. C. Johnson,Money Onlar Department, F. B.Oat.General Delivery, L. T, Keuake.tleaistrr DenartmeDt. O, U Detha.Clerks; J.D.Holt. B.A.Dxter, B.L. Keku.

mauo, O. J. Holt. J. Llwal, Henry KataChai. Kaanot, Naritu .1. T. JigosredsW, Yi Afong, Miss M. Low.

NEW IDEAL"

Machinesn roiisigiiincnt ol the above.

BURMA WOMEN.

rlr to ltrhnld, but Frltuloui and I'lciuurlivlnc.

Iliirniii, liko Jnpnn, is n laud of i low-

ers mid txautifnl omen. Hir IMwInArnold lmx descrltKil In glowing colon)tlio beauty nml nmiubUity tif tho .Tnim-lirs-

women, but ho, with other modernwriters, hit a failed to leiictrnto into thereninto rrginns of llurnin, where frttllnuother typo of orientnl loveliness is toIw found.

Fairer of frkin thnn either tho .Inpn- -

neso or ChineHo, tlio Uurmetio women nrcqulto an dainty In npiroiuanro ns thoformer nnd posfsess many of tlio cliarac-

HUKMESK WOMEN.

teristics of tho latter. Their eyes nrcless oblique, but full of that nameless,hidden somothinc smoldering file,which pccuif to bn tho birthright of nileastern lacos. Uliilo not wi tall as Ku-

ropeau women, tiiey aro boautifully pro-

portioutnl, and their carriage Is erectand exceedingly graceful, lhis may inpart bo duo to the lack of that productof civilization tho cornet.

Tho feet of tho Bunneso woman areguileless of stockings, and her handsknow no covering other than n delicatesoft fckiu. Hoth hands and feet aro singularly small nnd slender, and from exposure to HUUdiIno and --storm are asbrown ns berries. Among tho betterclashes many valuablo jewels udoiu theslender, tapering lingers, ana tho tinyfeet aro incased In funny littlo shoeswhich confine only tho toes. As the footstrikes tho earth a slight click is hoard.When a number of ladies aro piomcuad-in- g

together, tho souud is very peculiaras tho constant patttr is kept up. lhis,coupled vvith their coquettit.li ways, isvery amusing indeed.

Tho crowning glory of woman in nillauds is her hair, but it is particularlytho case with the women of Unruin,where it receives the greatest attention.In color it is of a puipDh black, verylong and with a texture like spun, si Ik.

It is dressed daily with cocoanut oil,being worn pompadour fashion nudgathered into a large knot at tho backof the head. Around this knot theyounger and unmarried ladies twinebrillluntly lined llowers, giving themtho appearance of always being en fete.It should bo explalued that the Durmesoladies uo cocoanut oil for tlio hair fortwo reasons. First, it is snppo&ed tostrengthen tho hair and prevent it fromfailing out, and, secondly, it Impartsdelightful coolness to the head somothing very much to bo desired iucountry whero tho fierce rays of tho soubeat constantly upon the promenader,To protect tlio head and faco they em-ploy parasols similar to those usod bytlio JapaiK'f-- ladies.

Compared with other races of thoeast, tho Burmese are possessed of a singularly fair skin. Tho greatest caro isbestowed on the teeth, hands and feet,The dress of tho better classes is of thocostliest material. Tho outer garmentconsists of two pieces, a skirt which justreaches to tho ankles mid a loose medium length jacket. The lower classeswear garments of tho same fashion, butof calico or some other cheap material,while tho feet aro entirely devoid ofcovering.

A practice common among all classesiu linrma is tho chewing of betel nut.It is first smeared with geo (native hutter), and then rolled iu betel leaf.small portion will sufllco for a longtime, but it discolors tho teeth horribly.

A loe for jowelry is a passion whichhas extended to all classes of woiueu ofBurma. When they accumulate money,they do not invest it in real estate orbonds, but couvert it immediately intojewels. Poor women with calico gownsnun uaro feet tienueiitly havo their littlbag of piecious stones hidden abouttheir persons, and It Is chiefly womeuwho deal in the glittering banbleH.bello of tho empiro, particularly on holydays, is resplendent with newels.would seem on such occasions as if shesought to impress and propltluto thegods by tho glory of her attire, and sheis then Indeed fair to look upon.

Tlio pagodas aro usually built on elevated land and aro reached by longflights of. marble steps. A gathering ofwealthy Burmese ascending these steps.with a tropical sun beating down onthoir bejewoled breasts, is a dazzlingsight. These daiuty women are uot content with ouo string of jewels, for tboyhave many, frequently reaching fromtho throat to below the waist. Perhapsa string of priceless rubles will nestleclose to the slender neck, followeddiamonds of tho first water and emeraids of that beautiful deep green whichmarks their quality. Alternating stringsof these gems cover tho eutlre frout oftho dress waist. Imagine a more gorgeous eight If you can. They are, afterall, mere butterflies, these little ladiesof the east, and they lead very indolentlives. Their time is frittered away Insenseless frivolity and in ou uutiriugpursuit of pleasure.

Countess Nohkaikow,

A few drops of myrrh in a wineglassof water will work wouders iu tho wayof putting the mouth lu good taste aftera heavy sleep.

Marine Enfilncs For Land Bert Ice.Au Interesting departure la englueerluK

Is the introduction of marine engine forland service. One of the great elect ticilluminating companies, it appears, banadopted them in its work, aud concerningtheir economy in respect to space audpower It is reported that the land enginetakes up some teu times as much upace us amarine engine, and the marine quadrupleexpansion engine has ten times the heatingfrurface of the land engine. Further, thenew quadruplex two crank expansion e

is twice as powerful as the triple expan ni on three crank engine, occupies ulso80 per cent less room and curries regularly210 pounds of steam. The land engine carriesonly 60 or W pounds of steam aud gets onehorsepower out of from 4 to 10 pound ofanthracite coal, while the quadruple expausiou marine engine develops one horsepower out of pounds of Welsh coal-t- hat

la, according to these daU, the landengine requires from two to four times asmuch coal as the marine engine to producethe same power, Age of Steel.

Why.Do You Pay

30 to 40 per cent,ninrtl for imtr (Irnrerlrsi when tnti runMr Hint iniirli by lnir rash lMiri.l.i.n fti.'KT l:m)lhlng ftesltsmlnothing bill slntiilntil brands kept,

(lixhlA Vflirnil. . , . .

VOELLER & CO.,

tVAniKU llUH'K Tku i0.

SeattleDranglit Beer,

lit Mlnnrrn,Host lleer In Uonnliiln nt llm

ClilTKIilON SALOONFOIIT, NKAlt IIOTKI. BTnKET.

CHAS. J. MCCARTHY. Mnnnrjor.

Wm. G. Irwin & Co.,J.tMtTHI),

Wm. (1, Irw In - rrpslilent nnd MannirerPlans . Vlr-- i I'resMrntW. At. (IhTniil, Secri'lttry ntnl TreasurerThen. IT. l'orlej-- , ..... Auditor

SUGAR 1UCTOKS,AMI

Commission Agents,AllfM-- III-- TIIK

OCEANIO STEAMSHIP COMPANY

III' HAN FKAN'i'lt-CO- . t'AU

CITY FEED STORE,L. H. DEE.

Ileretania nml I'nnclibnn),

OIvU AWMOKV.Ufiy, Gniin,

Flour, Potatoes Bed Rock

and .... Prices.

General Mdsc.

CHAS. HXJSTACE,Lincoln Block, Kino Stkkrt,

Between Fort ami Alakea Bts.HEALKH IN

Groceries and Provisions.Fresh California Roll Butter nnd Island

Butter always on hand.

Fresh Goods teceived by every Steamerjivm m fittnetsco.

SATISFACTIOV (lUAnANTRSn. Jgt

H. MAY & CO.Wholesale and Retail

i)8 Fort Slrcol.

Hoth Telephones 22. P. O. Box 47.

HONOLULUJRON WORKS,

ilTEAM KnUINKS, SUGAR MtLLS, llOIL RS,CooLEtts, Iron, HitAtis and Lead

Castings.

Machinery of Every Description ModeOr dor. Particular attention paid to ShipsBlacksmith i ng. Job work executed at tibortin:

JAS. F. MORGAN.No. 45 Queen Street,

Auctioneer and Stock Broker.

Special attention given lo thehamlling of

Real Estate' Stocks, Bonds

Pacific Brass FoundrySTEAM and GALVANIZED PIPE. EL

BOWS. GLOBE-VALVE-

STEAM COCKS, and till other fittingfor pipe- on hand,

Honolulu Steam Rice Mill,

Frerth milled Ulco .01 sale In quantities to unit

J. A. HOPPER. PropV.fori Ptrwi. Itonolnln.

ROUT. LBWKKS. C. M. COOKH,

LEWERS & COOKE,Lumber, Builders' Hardware

DOORS, SASH, BLINDS.

PAINTS, OILS, GLASS,

WALL PArER, MATTING,

CtSRUGATED IRON,' LIME, CEMENT, ETC,

To my Patronsand the Public.

I have just opened at myomce, 113 11KTHHI. ST,Honolulu, h. an

AHT -

- EximirnoNof tlio latest designs and novelties inEmhroid?iy Work, Drawn Work, Kopooiik, rvelibiiiKion twin, mm i.ieiungs,

I would respectfully invito you andyour friends to call nnd itiEjiect thesegoons.

Tho Singfr received 04 first nwardsfor Sowing MnchineH nnd EmbroideryWnrk at the World's Fair, Chicago, III,,being the largest number of awards ob-tained by nny exhibitor, and mote thandouble tho number givon to all otherSewing Machines. For Sale by

B. BERGcERSENBotaoi cat.

SNAPS

FOR YOU:

SlerliDi Silver Belts,

Complete tor $2.00,Handsome Patterns, made towear, including monogram.

Sterling Silver Side (Ms,. . . GOo. a Pair.

Positively Newest Patterns.

Sterling Bicycle. Name Plates

Roduced to 70aNuiiic Kiifrrnvcd In Villi.

H. F. WIGHMAH.

WILDER & f,0(KiteMMitdratlfs.

tilJlt S. C, WILDER d WILDER.

IttroMiM A no Dam at m

Lumber and Coal

Building MaterialsSUCH AS

DOORS, SASH, BLINDS,

Builders' Hardware,I'alnlB, Oils. Mass

WALL PAPER, ETC.

Cor. Fort and Queen Streets,

lTONnUIt.U. It. I

Metropolitan Meat Co.81 KING STHEET,

Wholesale & Retail Butchers

A VP

Navy Contractors.J. WALLER, Mannirer.

jljjj'j oiiiu JJJ'Fort street, opposlto Club Stables,

CARPENTER AND PAINTER.ontinets a Rnr iMimlin

made to order. Glvo us a call.

Yee On Co.,watenmakers and Manufactarius

Urpalriny of H'ufcir.i ami Jnetlry I'irnjiAll w nrlc (lunriiulti'il.

'potters ct H'atcliM ami Clock.. AllV.1111K9 nrt.i; iruuei.i.irK

317 NUUANU STREET. P. O. Box 14:1

YEE AVO CHAN CO.

Wono Cnow, Manaohh.Importers of Silk Good. Fine Tens.

Manila Omars. Mattl'in?. Nut Oil nmlucnerni niercnantiiso

203 Maunakea St., Honolulu, II. I.P. O. Box 173.

WING WO CHAN & CO,"I

COMMISSION MERCHANTS,210-2- NUUANU STREET,

Importers nnd dealers In all ktmls ofi luvimuiiH, luercnanuise, vignrs, f.tc.

CHATs1,No. 504 and 300 NUUANU STREET'

Near King Street.Clothing, Matting, CamphorTrunks, Valises. Hats and GentsFurnishing Goods

HIP C1L0NG,Dealer lu

GUOCEKIES - AND I'ltO VISIONS,

I'ork, HIce, Ihnn nndUeneral SlerchandihO.

Cor. Hotel nnd Nuuanu Sts. Honolutu, II, I.

SING WO & CO.,FANCY AND DRY GOODS,

Menu's Fiirnlsliliicr (Inous,Chinese Bilk. iMnttlnir,

t'liiniilior '1 rimks.No. 43 NUUANU STREET,

1. O. Box 111.

IIO YEN KEE & CO.,'1' I IV H M 1 'I II M,

and dealers in

CIlOCKEItY, GLASSWARE, EtoWater VIpeH, laid ami Heiiiied,and plumbing neatly executed . . .

No. 41 Nuuanu stkuct,

JOHN

ENTERPRISE -

PETER HIGH & CO.Ofllce and Mill onnoar Street,

attention to all orders

P. O. Box, 480

The

andand

SHORT TALKS.

A Imn front n Imllt MhaIplnKsi )ni (tf.llgftllotis whlrh In

turn rnte btttill tnmme ami em.Uaritisiliig. A loan from the l'loneerllulliling .V ln AswirlAlInn Is a busl-nc-

inBliir pure ami simple, Ijvsjteiiiis, nnii rosy pnynirniii.

Olllco J80 In Dim a. ni.14 iii n p.

CitAMiiiiK oi' Co.MMHKCis Rooms.

A. V. 015AU,Secretary.

MERCHANT TAILOR,

W, AI1ANA,323 Nuunnu St. - Tolophono 000

Fine snitinas, Hcotcb and

American GooflsT

CbllANtll AMI IIFI'AlllKII

1101' IIING & COMPANY.Wliuh-snl- Ihiilent In

Chinese Slllt, Ten, nnd Mailing,Liquors and Manila Cigars, and

American Groceries.tlti lintel 8h-,.- , .... Tli.t.hni) 147.

WINC WO TAU COMPANY,2.1 Nuuasu St,ttv Hark V.locltv.

Carved HctUm, ilntlnii ljittnges andi untrs,

Flower Pol Stand", Inlaid Slnolsmarble lop. Film Mnlllng,

Camphor Trunks. Manila Cigars,. . . TtUjthonv 266, . . , ,

Orient Planing Mill,VINC FAT . CO.,

CONTUACTOliS CtrliUlLDERSriirnlluro f ll kinds nistlo ami repaired.

Ilulliliiit; huusis 11r.1l innklnK rice wills aspcilaHtj- -

I". O. Box lSJ. Cor. KIN snilllKTHELSts

WOO SING & CO.,

Oenoriil JI lu 1 liclls...Groceries, China and Japan Teas,

Matting, China Silk, Etc.

Telephone No. 457, 417 HOTEL St.

WIHG MOW CHAN,Importers nnd Commission Merchants.

China nnd Jajan Tea',Manila Cignrw, Bilks.Mntting, Groceries and

.

04 King Street. Telephone 78.

TAI WO WING KEE CO.- No. .109 Nuuanu St.

InLADIES AND CENTS SHOES.

llouls and Shorn Matte to Order,P. O. IIOXSR7. . . .We Use the Host Material ami Warrant ft to

Wear Well.

BOO YINC LUNG,Importer of

Silk Good, Teas, Cigars,Matthifj.Nitt Oil ami General

Mtrcliantlise,No. 204 ilaunnkea Street, Honolulu, II. I.

i . j, liox nn.

QDOE SAM KEE & CO.,

Importers and dealers in OeneralMerchandise.

Wholesale fine aiil SpiritCon. Kino and Maunakka Btrkkts.

L. AHLO,Dry CroihIn, IEooIn, Shoes, VAv,

(i put' nil Rico Acrpnt f(tr tli rnllouttiff nknt at inns on mini: Wulpto, Vnlau,Waimalu,Kaiu-nhc- , Walalua.

Kant'oho Ulri' Mill Ucttt rice for sale..Mark A. U

No. 4fiS Nuuanu St Cor. Chaplain St.V. o. Box in.

CHINES K PliOVISION STOREIlriek Building ....Cor. Hotel nnd Smith Sts,

Kl CHONC, Proprietor.Rite, Tea and General Merchandise,

Try the

"Sta FJcctrie Works

forFine Printing.

IsT

PLANING MILL.Proprietors.

Alakea and Richards,Honolulu, JI. I. . . .

Telephones: Mutual. 56; Dell. 488.

Mutual Tel. 340

To be the lowest

Wrought Steel Ranges, ChilledIron Cooking Stoves.HOUSEKEEPING GOODS:

Agate V arc (White, Gray and Nickcl.platcd, PumpsWater and Soil J'incs, Water Closets and Urinals, RubberHose, and Lawn Sprinklers, Bath Tubs and Steel Sinks,O. S. Gutteib .ind Leaders, Slice" Iron Copper, Zincand Lead, Lean Pipe and Pipe Fittings.

Plumbing, Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Work.DIMOND BLOCK, - 75-- 97 KING STREET

Queen

MOULDINGS, DOORS, SASH, BLINDS, SCREENSFRAMES, Etc.

Prompt

English

FOUNDI. X. L.

Priced Store on the Islands to buy NKW and

Class Second Hand- - - FurnitureFirstGood Clean,times gJW

irltnlpnmlff

man)'

llouriw

W.

Manila

Merchants

at Prices to suit the hardSold Cheap for Cash, , ,

Illlflicit CasliPrlce Paid for 3d g0 Furniture ut llio f, 1. 1,,Corner Nuuanu and King Streets.